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The Way Back
by ZOE. Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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On paper We do not doubt the opened sails of words and lines But faith sinks in sultry muck Our concern amounts to nothing, our hollow
words Now crowded the night In the rising hum of inaudible
realities Worry wrinkles are winding roads We cannot listen to,
absorb We cannot grasp, remember So The ideas take flight and fly
far from We pour bubbling guilt by the gallon into our advertised
reveries What You, formal, always wanted, plural Always plural Never full We, our temporary lives are drifting.
The night, just us In the far off future nestled with What
might have been or will be when We're closer, still the same As sunny
afternoons in the shade Reminiscent lines strain and dip I am my
photographer
The open night alone With asphalt spinning rubber wings Silent steps to the end This is the religion without doubt Roll
through the eternal seconds The doubt itself When our words Are what we mean
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"I love this poem - esp. the line "faith sinks in sultry muck"... great work as always, zoe!"
willo |
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Fri, May. 9, 2008 @ 11:26 PM
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"Zoe, I'm always dazzled by your ways of unattainable creativity, by which only you can reach. You're writing is just intense!"
Horace Liang |
Wed, May. 14, 2008 @ 09:16 AM
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We encourage intelligent and mature feedback. Thank you!
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