CityA Poem by tarah morrisI dont know just a bunch of nonsenseWhere is the dry street? The old skyscraper calmly buys the guy. Never love a light. Life is a fast car. Lights shrink like dead cigarettes. Flowers grow! Hoods shop like misty windows. All drivers sell old, cold streets. Why does the light eat? The street walks like a dark job. Oh, exhaustion! Where is the faceless truck? Small, dead workers roughly hustle a big, dark door. The sidewalk eats like a small hood. Ooh, work! Cigarettes shop like rainy cars. Small, faceless slums quickly shove a noisy, dry door. The dry window calmly grabs the worker. Dead, fast slums quietly shove a cold, rainy driver. Run calmly like a hot job. Hot, dead skyscrapers quickly get a cold, faceless job. Why does the girl stop? All jackhammers desire grimy, dead windows. Rains talk! Gab loudly like a grimy girl. Where is the dry jackhammer? The big window quickly loves the sidewalk. Where is the rainy jackhammer? Why does the rain gab? Never buy a driver. Noisy, dead trucks quickly shove a big, hot slum. Trucks talk! Girls gab like dusty corners. © 2017 tarah morris |
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Added on November 25, 2017 Last Updated on November 25, 2017 Authortarah morrisMassillon, OHAboutI graduated from Perry high school in 2017. I was on the NTHS for two year and took graphic design for two year also in high school. I am now a full time student at Stark State College, majoring in Di.. more..Writing
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