Woe to the Street

By Eve W.

Woe to the Street
For tide receding
and value submerged

The voice of the songbird is
silent
For there are no trees on Wall Street

Many have come and gone
Yet none are found
On duty’s inspection

Woe to the Street
For the ear that listens
but hears not

A nod
A smile, then
A corroded and tarnished truth

The faint hiss of the sycophant
Echoes
As he slithers away

Woe to the Street
For tide receding
and value submerged

Author’s Note: Eve is a published poet and index fund investor.

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