Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times MoMA expects to have the building demolished by the end of this year. Go to related article 뀀This poem, one of 12 winners of our fourth annual Found Poem Student Contest, was written by Alison, 23, from Boston. The poem comes from the article Ӏ12-Year-Old Building at MoMA Is DoomedԀ.
Check back every day through June 12 to read the work of another winner.
Architects
As children, we borrowed feelings of loss
as we envisioned that new, vacant parcel
of Manhattan skyline, towers demolished.
We built stories of that place, the lives,
ambitious in the heights of our preservation.
12 years later, school completed, we start out.
We finance our hopes with thoughtful work
and solid looking facades. We are a generation
keeping with history. We are a temporary time
and a temporary space, but we are still being.
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