Open Poetry #46 |
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i cried until the middle of the night |
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Tomer Senior Member
since 2002-06-28
Posts 1168Michigan |
I cried until the middle of the night. Between the train tracks and long oak trees, I cracked open a knife to another life Of long naps and virtues no man Along the sandy paths could see. Here I was; with my hands so free, The land balancing the sun and the sea My thoughts parted with me And I felt like I was; I felt like I was A stranger in my head But the doors felt like I was ahead So I rushed my fingers through my hair Loved the way it felt So I cried some more. I felt like I was losing but I donÕt care Because the tears donÕt stop Your thoughts from flowing They wonÕt stop the early morning haze Of you and a pill, Of nirvana for just a few, Here, take my seat, IÕm on my way. |
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easy1 Senior Member
since 2010-05-22
Posts 1209Southeastern USA |
At least you didn't have ****heads poisoning you, or you would have woven in a mention somehow. This is imho a potentially powerful work that requires a rewrite with a little more development. The images of the tall oaks by train tracks, and of getting up for another to take a seat no longer really needed, are good. |
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