atlasA Poem by Kees KapteynBoys, I hold you in my arms And my father holds me And my grandfather holds him... Kick your legs, Twist and squirm, I'm not letting you go. These arms are stronger than the earth to lay in. You will not fall. Your father is your center of gravity. Your father is where gravity sends you. © 2008 Kees Kapteyn |
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1 Review Added on February 5, 2008 Last Updated on February 5, 2008 AuthorKees KapteynOttawa, CanadaAboutResides in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Self-published his zine 'rhododendron' and two chapbooks: 'grubstreet' and 'coffee salt.' Has been published in ditchpoetry.com, blueskiespoetry.ca, Novella, Corv.. more..Writing
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