This found poem was created from the story “Button, Button” by Richard Matheson. Norma and Arthur, the protagonist and antagonist, are a couple. Living in an ordinary apartment, living an ordinary life. One day, a person who seems like a salesman named Mr. Steward came to their house and introduced them to an immoral button. He explained that if you push the button, somewhere in the world someone you don’t know will die. In return, you will receive a payment of $50,000. The message Mr. Steward had brought was rooted in the thoughts of this couple. The two characters stood on two different viewpoints which led to an external conflict. For instance, on page 7, Norma defended herself by explaining that all her desires and “selfishness” were for them, for their family. In the found poem, I repeatedly chose the word ‘us’ to highlight the excuses from Norma and purposely hide the perspective of Arthur to show the conflict of person versus person in a more convert way. In addition, the design artwork Money Mountain and the rope added to the poem reflect how Norma lost herself while deeply attracted to potency and money.