In September 2010 I will visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art every day and write a poem.
Monday, September 27, 2010
September 27th
Since I came up with this project in July, a certain friend has been saying that one of the Monday's at the Met better be rainy so that I would have to write outside underneath an umbrella. I teased back that if that happened he would have to come with me and hold the umbrella while I wrote. Today it rained. All day. However I did not carry through with my threat and I wrote outside on a wet bench all on my own. I checked an hourly forecast before I left and so had scheduled my writing period to coincide with what was supposed to be the least rain filled part of the day. It really wasn't that bad at first just a little drizzle, although by the time I left it had worsened.
Kingdom Without a Monarch
The Midtown fog
has developed feelings
for the Plaza,
affection for the Central
Park Zoo. Pigeons pass
the Met, dip beaks into puddles.
Ladies do not come out
in the rain. Watch it
through binocular's,
order a cab.
Factors
Day of the Week: Monday
Weather: Rainy
Arrived at: 3:00
Departed at: 4:00
Read on Commute: Cider House Rules by John Irving (improving, maybe?)
Labels:
Metstep Monday
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