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Poem: Quitting a Job that was Good to Me

April 26th, 2014 | By Maxwell Redder
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Maxwell Redder, Xylophone Boat, wood, steel, cement, 82 x 50 x 42 in. Shown on the artist's website by 2013. Image from the artist's website. (Related image located during this archive's reconstruction.)

Maxwell Redder, Xylophone Boat, wood, steel, cement, 82 x 50 x 42 in. Shown on the artist's website by 2013. Image from the artist's website. (Related image located during this archive's reconstruction.)

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I. Production
moving up is a scummy tank
whose bubbles always read as green
because the budget doesn’t
allow for a thorough scrubbing

II. Hierarchy:
everyone has eyes that report
to other sets like a wave,
slowly and always concentrating
on the tip: anticipate a breaking point.

III. Low Management (Peace Keepers),
Slimy like a reptile smile.
Cordial like rain to an umbrella.
Hand that breaks hands in shake.
The Wanderer: who works here?

IV. High Management,
Perfectly packed box. Top row;
smooth. Jelly doesn’t jiggle
on top. Smooth. Smoothie
condensation; strawberry.

V. Top.
It’s hard to understand. Details.
Results. Future profit for my next
project. PROject:
lights dim and there I am:
the tunnel zooming in on me.

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