a mute in serious placesA Poem by Alfred Kukitzno clowns alouda mute in serious places mute since early birth an ignorance surrounds his lips in a purse i could cry eyes but i prefer speech of the tongue as i utter a sound, maybe a hint of my clown the laughter feels like an open meadow bellowing out loud as i dash through the air in lightening jolt ease i hear strange mumbling about the words of my deed turning everywhere i see a mute following me it speaks to my ear like a wizard to be laughter looks downward in this meadow land perhaps a frown will do this land grand © 2018 Alfred KukitzReviews
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StatsAuthorAlfred KukitzDeering, NHAboutYes, I'm still here. Just jazzing up my about me story. Sorry I don't die at the end. more..Writing
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