by Ryan Quinn Flanagan
The armies of Napoleon marched
for glory.
The armies of Hitler
for vengeance.
The armies of workday feet
that march outside
my morning window
march without purpose
or direction.
Some have briefcases
and others throw breadcrumbs
and a few hawk bibles
to anyone
who will listen.
April 30, 2010
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