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plastic II
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
her shoulders are the scaffolding we use to build paper pyramids
the old armchair
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
kill the commercial white noise
buckle
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
tread softly for you tread on my dreams - W.B. Yeats
plodding
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
ghosts are only the bones we choose to play with at night
traffic
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
jacket is too big and his smile too generous
castle
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
you may start to learn to focus a pair of jittery eyes on the lonely horizon
the one he buried
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
this morning he sat on his bed and watched the blister events whirl
plastic
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
poem written right after washing the dishes
the nighttime singer
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
those voices sucked up their cold hands
the porcelain telephone
A Poem by
Jonathan Ballam
it was Christmas morning...
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