This poem is taken from Stand 212, 14(4) December 2016 - February 2017.
Poem
Office Workers Looking at the Sky
It’s lunchtime and incredibly enough
Oslo’s office people are on the sidewalks
talking looking up hurting their eyes
squinting through garbage bags sunglasses film-strips cardboard goggles.
...
It’s lunchtime and incredibly enough
Oslo’s office people are on the sidewalks
talking looking up hurting their eyes
squinting through garbage bags sunglasses film-strips cardboard goggles.
...
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