The Eiffel Tower's Where I Sit

The Eiffel Tower's Where I Sit

A Poem by Ty
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The Eiffel Tower's Where I Sit

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Slow pools 
Underneath which subtle tides move 
Don't believe love's too tongue tied 
Sizable mentions, short breathes
Steam builds, kettles tilt 
And clever minds split 
Great Wall and subways 
The top of the Eiffel Tower's where I sit
Peace of mind teased sober drives 
Blinks of eyes flew by over soft sips of wine 
If cheese is fine, finest aged over time, 
You're most expensive, wouldn't hesitate a minute 
Canoes float in the biggest of oceans 
Soft flake over chaotic commotion 
Covered, coated, latex painted avoiding rust and corrosion 
Waterproofed and based in a lotion 
Count Dracula counted backward over-drafting love. 

© 2017 Ty


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I always wanted to visit the Eiffel tower one day! This poem perfectly describes what I think it's like to sit on the Eiffel tower

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Added on December 1, 2016
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