Philosophical thoughts about a ballA Poem by Lionel Braud
I have a small ball in my right hand
For I type with my left
And there is no middle
But the round contours that solidify
Stalling, I scratch my temple
And I throw the ball to the floor
Now I am left with my contours
And the precision of odd type
Meaning, I throw the pitch
The words are in the air
With false context
The sounds that glide
Suspended and justified for gravity sake
Linger not to temptation
For the word is at hand
Can’t throw it way
It’s too late
Ready for the Editor
And he plays his tune
Like the pied piper
No center finds syllables
Nor does a rhythm compose
My life like a street
Vacationed for others to sight
It pinches
The attention and …
Will probably hit you in the face
Bruise you I hope
Because no matter can sanctify
The mediocrity of a stupid ball
© 2008 Lionel BraudReviews
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Added on March 4, 2008AuthorLionel BraudSmyrna, GAAboutTry JibJab Sendables eCards today! I have a bachelors in psychology and earning my second degree in English Education. im student teaching next year for secondary English. I turned off t.. more..Writing
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