clocks drive you crazy, too
1. I brushed my teeth five times today.
2. I take you as truth.
3. I am better on paper (I promise.)
4. Home is portable like a red plastic suitcase.
5. There was a whole table between us, and you had a girl in your arms and I had a boy in mine.
6. You looked at me like a tango dance.
7. These days, mirrors are surprising like ghosts.
8. At 1:58 I arrived at this huge hotel of a house, this incubator, this place I am passing through on
the way to the world –
and never have I felt so home.















Comments
As to why I like the first three lines in general: The straight-forward sentence structure lends itself to telling someone something rather than floating away and leaving them confused. It's even better if the writer can use that structure and still have subtlety, which you do.
Anyway, I really like this poem.
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-Katia
i also love how a dd has 2 comments....
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d(~.~)b
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[link] <-- Anne
[link] <-- Ruth
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If we follow the system of eye for an eye for an eye we all end up blind, so said Gandhi
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"I fucked you mum!" "....go home dad...your drunk."
It seems as though, here, the poet merely nudges the reader's mind into creating internal poetry of their own. Each point in the list seems incomplete but suffucient enough to evoke particular imagery, feeling.
Interesting.
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