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Flagpole By Euan Fraser

  • Writer: Tin Can Poetry
    Tin Can Poetry
  • May 25, 2024
  • 1 min read

I erected a giant flagpole in my garden.

I wanted to make a statement—

nail my colours to the mast as they say. 


But what to say? What to stand for? 

I was at a loss. 


All the while, the empty flag string twanged 

against the naked pole, 

taunting me.

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