backyard crowing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In Every Language This was an experiment in taking a random phrase and elaborating on it through poetry. I put my finger in a book, closed my eyes, and my finger stopped moving at the phrase "every language he knows." Here's the result. In Every Language He can say he loves her Pity that she's english, Perhaps their barrier stands too strong, I walked into a smoothie shop yesterday, and a lady said the first line of this poem to me. She voiced what I have been thinking all semester, only my wind is of a different nature, and refers to the uncertainty I feel in not knowing if I will be accepted into Comm School next semester. The last sentence can have a question mark attached to it or not, depending on how one wishes to perceive the poem. So essentially, that last sentence could be a question or a statement. Don't Get Blown Away "Don't get blown away," Looking outside "Don't get blown away," 5:20 am - Thursday, Nov. 16, 2006 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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