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American Poetry Review, The, Sep/Oct 2005 by Rector, Liam
In a Woody Alien film
A physicist
Played by Jack Warden
Says to Sam Waterston,
Both of them
Sitting out
On the porch of a house
In New England
One summer night
-While putting
A very stiff drink
Into his mouth
Jack Warden, a wonderful
Character actor, says the universe
Is for him "Haphazard,
Morally neutral,
And unimaginably
Violent." Seems
That way to me,
And once Warden puts it
That way I recognize
That truth immediately.
And seems it's all
There, everything
I've really needed
To know since
I was a boy,
A very young boy
Come to sit there
By himself in the theatre,
All there
In the movies
If I would but
Go in there
And look
And listen for it.
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