Brixbane

Brixbane

A Poem by Paul Velora

Wait for the moment, wait somewhere free.
Up in the mountains, perhaps out at sea.

Sit on your street curb and count cars for an hour.
How many were there? That memory won't sour.

But the hours keep on passing
And you've things to see
The world isn't waiting
So why are we?

© 2024 Paul Velora


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This is great! The only phrase that trips up your meter is "perhaps out in the sea." I'd suggest changing it to "perhaps out at sea" to eliminate the extra beat and allow the line to flow with the rest of the poem. Other than that, great job!

Posted 6 Years Ago


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. wow ... well said, buddy ... this is brilliant ...


Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on October 14, 2010
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Paul Velora
Paul Velora

Frederick, CO



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I wanna write... ...Everything, poetry, plays, operas, shows, movies, songs, ditties, motto's, hell ingredient lists if I have to. I want to be so wrapped up in words that they ooze out of my pores.. more..

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