Poem Written by a Robot
Roses and gladiators. I serve the purpose of serving you. The weather is reasonable. Czar Nicholas the II dug knives to Albuquerque . To whom recalibrates the brother of gregarious neighbors? Mary had a little lamb, little lamb… a blue outhouse reinstated the right timetable. I joke; I joke. The outhouse is worth continuing. By taking your place. Poetry subscription expired. Her fleece was white as a chromosome.
Peter Bethanis grew up in rural Maine. He is both a writer and an artist.
Peter’s writing has appeared in Poetry, America, and the Wallace Stevens Journal as well as more than 60 other literary journals. His work has been recognized by former U.S. Poet Laureate Donald Hall as well as James Dickey, author of Deliverance. Most recently, his writing has appeared in the Book XI, a philosophy journal of Hamilton College, and is forthcoming in Notre Dame Review.
Peter’s artwork has appeared in several galleries and in literary magazines such as Adirondack Review, Indianapolis Review, and HCE, literary magazine of University College Dublin. You can see his work here: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/peter-bethanis?page=2
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