Thursday, June 13, 2013

Like Your Mind of Which the French Poets Wrote


All the plundered air of our choices weighs
Hardly anything we floating upward on this
Breath of culture a second thought not even
An articulate concept really but yippee up we
Go so high so finely delicate each iteration we
Express in such remarkable literature so much so
That even our high school English teacher weeps
Absently from her hauled-down flag of a heart
And it’s spring and it’s our senior year and we
Ask little more than a happy squeal so oddly
Enormous in the empty smoking court where
Nothing happens where we are both simply this
Unusually soft trace of fear and then this tiny
Indifferent tornado O the panic of dried tulips!



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