Friday, May 3, 2013
My Role in the World of Poetry
The way I see it. I studied,
maintained, and repaired
complex instruments whose
values exceeded 10 million dollars
regularly.
At this point in time, those
same instruments usually run 3
times that. I did that for around
15 years.
At any given time, I might
have been responsible for up
to 50+ of those machines. That's
like 500 million dollars worth
of equipment.
People depended on me to
maintain those systems, and
with varying success, I did.
No machines were destroyed or
damaged, and production,
arguably, was increased.
I fulfill the same role in poetry.
Poetry
is roughly worth, I'd say,
about 100 million dollars.
It's certainly not 500 million,
but even if it is, I've been there,
not my first rodeo.
I'll write poetry, or whatever,
and maintain that I do,
and repair some things,
whatever that means,
and poetry will go on, its
production, arguably,
increased.
That's my role in the world of poetry.
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