adeline.

adeline.

A Poem by Boyd Johnson

 

adeline.

we find murder weapons.

 

we scale mountains,

            and we brave the open waters.

 

we laugh at the flashing lights

            as we make our escape.

 

we toast to regret and watch the shooting stars.

 

            too bad we were talking about him,

                                    she said.

 

I told her she was all the hope in the world.

all wrapped up

in one smile.

 

she smiled,

 

and told me to be quiet,

or the owners would hear us.

© 2008 Boyd Johnson


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i love this very much so. i connect to this kind of writing. each line tells me what i think i need to know. no line dwells. i dont really know the two of you but it is clear that is how it should be. and i love that. i am looking through something small, a crack. i am content with what i see. i always am fascinated by the idea of "we" and i like the we in this poem. it feels real.

Posted 16 Years Ago


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well written! not what i was looking for it this contest though


Posted 16 Years Ago


Beautiful declaration

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Boyd Johnson
Boyd Johnson

the great and oft forgotten north of nyc. poughkeepsie., NY



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a freak. an outlaw. a hot piece. -j.m. a hometown boy who loves the hudson, his drink, and his hat. hiding under the train tracks, with a bottle of irish moonshine, toasting to it slipping thro.. more..

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