Bout

Bout

A Poem by Laura Lynn

BOURGEOISIE
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elievers in the suburban surplus town praying for
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nlikelihood.  There is enough food but sugar and salt,
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eversion returns to the earth, to not over-process.
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uardrails creating special effects, reining in stray cars.
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westruck, the stunt doubles like circus acts, are acting,
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eural concerns are telling us we don’t know enough,
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nlisted persons burnt by dreams gone wrong, the awry
T
ransposition of brittle paper, one side of the equation.


BOUT
S
ee Poverty Of Right.  Then Seek
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ystemic Innocuous Viaducts. Unlock Vials.


BOUT
Often France Is Like Love: Not Enoch Slurring Speech.

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oneycombs take years to fix up.  My own reveries are
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xclusive enough to provoke a small audience, but
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rapdoors must be carefully designed and it takes time.
C
rushed ice and flower petals, these calming elements
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ostels understand, the importance of housekeeping,
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xclusion of outside noise.  The deep blue mesmerizing
F
oyer tiles like the deep blue hypnosis of ocean waves.


BOUTIQUE
B
elligerency revels in conflict to bring about suspension,
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nloosening tense muscles. Okay heavyweights we’re
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rifling heavyweights now, seeking power; but there is
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nnuendo in the stained glass window and we can speak
C
rustacean speak, claws scuttling across ocean floors,
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onorariums for our princess of belles literatures. 

© 2014 Laura Lynn


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Laura Lynn
Laura Lynn

Fairfax, VA



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