Jonathan Ballam
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plastic IIA Poem by Jonathan Ballamher shoulders are the scaffolding we use to build paper pyramids |
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the old armchairA Poem by Jonathan Ballamkill the commercial white noise |
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buckleA Poem by Jonathan Ballamtread softly for you tread on my dreams - W.B. Yeats |
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ploddingA Poem by Jonathan Ballamghosts are only the bones we choose to play with at night |
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trafficA Poem by Jonathan Ballamjacket is too big and his smile too generous |
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castleA Poem by Jonathan Ballamyou may start to learn to focus a pair of jittery eyes on the lonely horizon |
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the one he buriedA Poem by Jonathan Ballamthis morning he sat on his bed and watched the blister events whirl |
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plasticA Poem by Jonathan Ballampoem written right after washing the dishes |
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the nighttime singerA Poem by Jonathan Ballamthose voices sucked up their cold hands |
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the porcelain telephoneA Poem by Jonathan Ballamit was Christmas morning... |