Best Romance

Best Romance

A Poem by Laura Lynn

Best Romance

CLAMOUR
L
acework in their fences and cabinetry. His
i
nterurban understanding of the world touches
ti
ghtropes and urban legends, her effervescent,
bubbling
personality make her all the more magnetic.
O
ften she saves time by rolling down the windows.
A
ttired in cotton, she doesn’t need a hair dryer. 
B
ubble packaging comes with the new laser discs,
E
arning a living takes all day every day, and dishes
C
link around in the washer rarely, they’re trying to save.
O
bliging the water company, maybe they know the
lachrymose
troubles of their co-workers, and help.

CLAMOROUS
T
attletale instead of telltale, the little girl in pigtails.
S
tyle years later has clothes. She says how, He, I’m so
A
ttired, he says, I’m so
a
ttainable, but I’m going this way, you’re
C
lamorous and not glamorous enough, no
A
wareness will be found without reaching out.
N
oisome odors of dead fish rise in heat. New water
I
ntervenes with old and washes away the dead bones.

CLAMP
C
limbing the mountain, the men and women set out,
L
unacy has evaded them.  The romance is in the leaves,
I
nundation of water, the waterfall designs in town.
V
igilante of rhyme and reason, he is no one, ordinary,
A
ware only of his own shoe laces as I and my brother.

Mockups bow before him, kneel actually though briefly,
E
arpieces make a show of him when he walks into shop,
L
oathed technology has become manly.  He wears a hat.
C
lamping down on the glued wood, he contains himself.
H
orseplay between children, wrestling an
A
sylum of football Sundays for grown men. In
T
iptop shape their women toning their bodies on
S
afaris and at the gym.  I think a kiss is required
asymmetrically
somewhere here, the lopsided rabbit.
Y
our life is sacred as ours, we draw a circle around us,
I
ntroversion making us silent and more observant,
M
oderated by cantors and hypnosis.

© 2014 Laura Lynn


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nothing with being introverted...the quiet ones pay attention, and in the end are sought out.

i especially like the wording in the second part of this...

i like the progression of age and maturity seen in this one.

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1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Wow this is exquisite :) fantastically worded

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Laura Lynn
Laura Lynn

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