Ballot
Box
Enter
the town hall, for it’s voting day Noises
echo around its high empty ceilings People
talking about Manifestos
heard the day before My
polling card safely in hand, Into
the cubicle I’m directed The
pen hangs from a drawing pin, awkwardly stuck into the wall, the string a
little frayed…. The
smell of sweat in the air many
people have been today With
the pen I cross the box The
candidate has one more vote Carefully
folding the voting slip It
is placed inside, the
safety of the black ballot box
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