eglantine
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A folded noteA Poem by eglantineThe air is tinted with cricket sonnets and leftover day-dust and I am slightly tipsy, but not too bad--my shoelaces are still in bows. We play.. |
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Picture Prompt 2A Poem by eglantineThe ruins of the Eiffel tower stuck jarrbled and sharp like broken obsidian bones behind him as geometric flakes of charred propeganda cluttered .. |
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What I already knewA Poem by eglantineI am amazed as my heart falls through my hands like sand trying desperately to become more than grains of old life and I am amazed at the near-p.. |
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What some of us have becomeA Poem by eglantineI'm tired of all this twenty-first century, egoistic rap-crap. I want to sip on an apple martini and tap my foot to the grand swing of a 1950's bi.. |
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ExperiementA Poem by eglantineIf you don't mind, I'd like to tuck the flame that cinders your speech into the tight crevice within a walnut. If cracked, would it rear into a.. |
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Women's bathroom stall at a barA Poem by eglantineAmid the angry accusations and vulgar doodles of reproductive organs, I noticed a small penciled comment, squeezed in between a broken heart with f.. |
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Henry David's allureA Poem by eglantineI hear Thoreau preferred women with sea-glass hair and eyes deep as water caves. Allure is not what is seen but what beckons-- a siren des.. |
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I'm a student with a short attention spanA Poem by eglantinethis is one of my longest poems, please bear through it--I really appreciate it, broke it up in sections. |
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Disintegration of eternityA Poem by eglantineshe mimicked death because I write radiation on the ocean. --and the weather-- w.. |