ellipsisA Poem by James William DyerWaking up, no direction, the aftermath of some catastrophic night, remnants of writing littered everywhere. Life beginning in ellipses and ending in ellipses..........the smell of tobacco and hot sunshine, wet leaves, the ash of a spent campfire, fresh the sun breaking across my forehead. rIse again, collect my s..c.a.t.t.e..r, My litter of broken pens, torn-out pages, my backpack, a few fallen cigarettes, a mirror I used for shaving, My journals, flapped open like broken {angels} in dirt. A scrap of a second to wipe the grimy sweat from my ( eyebrows ) And gather up my mess for transportation To another place and time Where I can lay myself W I DE ]open[ and .........S C A T T E R E D........................... © 2012 James William DyerAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorJames William DyerBliss, MIAboutI began writing when I was in the fourth or fifth grade. We were extremely poor and my mother had purchased an old typewriter from a yard sale for me, tired of trying to decipher my mangled handrwitin.. more..Writing
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