Bounce

Bounce

A Poem by Laura Lynn

BOUNCE
C
oerced, it’s all over again, again everything is over.
H
oarseness gets us when we’re dehydrated, why
I
nmates are there, not giving birth, I only got a glimpse;
F
urry hibernation, I wanted my side of the mountain;
I
nns and their verandas, I wanted to see the other side
T
otalitarian in my obsessions, the other side of rich;
S
witchblades of magic shows, film shows, and video
A
sperity, what happened to my tea, my tee, my trees.

TO BOUNCE
L
etdown Rapunzel, she was nobody’s uncle; there’s
E
xcavation and no end to it, old Hollywood houses,
H
olding companies holding onto the nonexistent
A
rmistice of pretend money, nickeled and dimed cash,
C
oins I throw into the fountain and the wash, clean
H
obo of nuts and bolts, mostly the little metal washers,
P
illar of salt, Lot’s wife, looking back at that fiery place,
I
nmost reveille of the day, the morning, a new fount,
T
orques for the Gauls, Germains, and Britons, we were
S
wollen in our allergies, needing to overcompensate for

Lethal directions, thinking we could be too bright, then
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xcavating earth for our hidden passageways, mutant,
C
oefficient factors to consider, when we know what we
H
oggishly suck up, both gory and fitting, at once closely
A
ntonym, akin to opposites and each separate footstep.
D
otty and Driscoll did not ruin centuries, just shortcake,
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evengeful actions of eagerness to find fairness, to get
E
xcellent even with awesome and outstanding.  Now
R
etrenchment rears its unlucky head and makes gravy. 

BOUNCER
S
woon over the big man, he’s a bodyguard for someone
H
e’s over there with the taxi drivers.  Now my ballerina,
O
oze the green slime of Ninja Turtles who follow a Rat.
M
yopic messages obscure truth, keeping it equal for us,
E
xcept our frozen hearts must be warmed by the fire,
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etrial a good use of time, for our blood’s oxygen,
S
worn in to the courthouse and its rooms, she thinks in
A
xiomatic practicalities.  There are no short cuts. 
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reedom needs another shot at fruition unless too wild. 

BOUNCY
M
edium is between extremes not mean but mean. 
E
xcept for Uncle Same, no one will be allowed out.
L
evelheaded is good.  She feels bouncy and likes it,
E
xcepting the bible, she finally admits there is no
C
ontrived or conceivable novel meant for her to read or
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im to write, it’s about every word and minute the
A
zure world has too many brilliant every seconds of it…
Y
odelers made some Swiss miss mad, what’s all this
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ce-topped mountain hollering about? Falsetto and
M
isty mountains, we were just travelers passing by. 

BOUND
O
nrush, the dam in Superman was demolished.  Houses
B
roken, the families are dispersed, giving them trouble.
L
eviathan state, Yahweh defeats you. Possibly bound by
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ntermarriage, endogamy, but he had already decided
gruffly
to give it up; as though I couldn’t wait for an
E
xception, now I think I will like the man better when
discomposed
.  Does rushing ever accomplish anything?
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ontinuous beat never touched just allowed to run
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ot potato. One potato, two potato, three potato, four.
A
nvils are not inherently evil.  They didn’t believe us.
Y
awn while you are on the lawn to confuse them? Hmm
A
ttributed to what? Intelligence, good looks, what
V
alve makes your heart work? Let’s make this work. 

© 2014 Laura Lynn


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A part of this poem reminded me of a man who spoke of some tender that was simply printed and declared to be more valuable than any other tender. More valuable than morals in some cases...
and how this world is being destroyed for this money that is perceived to be more valuable than the earth itself. Our oceans, land and life. You hit too many points to address. This could turn into a book on the philosophy of it all if it was broken down piece by piece. There was a lot of thought that went into this poem.

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Laura Lynn
Laura Lynn

Fairfax, VA



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