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The woods grow smaller every year. My leaves
Fall green and withered. Bitter water stings
My shrinking roots. Yet I am Laurel still.
I am the tree that one time was a maid,
But that was long...
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My friend,
if you mean save my mortal soul
before the pass/fail test
when I decay
for pre-paid bliss
or face the heated hole.
I'll run the risk--
I'm Sorry,
I won't play.
Or do you mean
I...
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How dare you?
You thought,
no, you assumed
I would...
because you did
that I might too.
And if I don't?
Just because you flirt at bookstores,
wander the library stacks,
scan the trade at...
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How dare you take away from me
the love that others gave me,
leaving me alone.
We're trapped.
I gnash my teeth and groan.
We're pushed around.
I wince with every shove.
We're not like you.
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Why all the blood, you ask? Simply put, an abattoir is a slaughterhouse. This is an allegorical cinepoem that reveals a harsh world in which we feel no shock from the constant slaughter of souls,...
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i like this poetry visualized thing it works ...
so Like I wrote a poem about this image prosetry - poem+prose with this image
in mind ...
I did this image in Gimp 2.4...
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a dynamic visual journey showing youth and innocence and the technicolor potential of how we see the world.
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This poem is dedicated to a more innocent time, when hollywood royalty ruled the world in 1933.
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