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Poetry: "I Want to Be a Pontiac Catalina 2+2" by Morgan Tinin | Frontier Poetry - Exploring the Edges of Contemporary Poetry
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Poetry: "I Want to Be a Pontiac Catalina 2+2" by Morgan Tinin | Frontier Poetry - Exploring the Edges of Contemporary Poetry
Morgan Tinin’s poem is full of delicious contradictions and quiet desperation. Tinin begins with the simple, pure shot of desire that we all can relate to—the car itself, the sporty, cool, effortless status symbol that brings social capital and status from the second you drive it off the lot. But the requests go from “car top coupe swagger,” and “that muscle,” move into “stability,” and stability isn’t sexy the way the Catalina was. Tinin is sud…
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