Poems by Baron Wormser
From the onset we recognize “Carthage,” Baron Wormser’s replica of a president befuddled by events he’s helped create, yet cognizant enough to know that he can exercise enormous power.
He invades a country, and Wormser has him think “It doesn’t feel like much though, / You’re excited for a few days/ And then you’re back to thinking about waffles.” While recognizable, Carthage is sadder...