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justam
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To pull out that wish and look at it
yeah, dig beneath the shoes and long dresses
and pull it out into the room...
it isn't a bad dream
it's just my own
and I guess I should look at it
if I don't want it to get dusty
and rusty
and impossible with age
mostly, I'd need a new job
yeah, dig beneath the shoes and long dresses
and pull it out into the room...
it isn't a bad dream
it's just my own
and I guess I should look at it
if I don't want it to get dusty
and rusty
and impossible with age
mostly, I'd need a new job
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f'n TEASE
LOL!! You don't need to know everything do you?
but i think that this would be a really good poem if you didn't chop it off at the end. ...just watching your poet grow , that's all
Sometimes I jump from a train to the very end of it quickly!
LOL! I just got this visual of you doing the jump n' roll off the caboose! Hee Hee!
i know! i used to do this all the time... and i still do in some works. the thing going through my head is "ok, i've said all i'm going to say. time to end this." and i thought it was all fly and deep and stuff. and sometimes, I say, it was. but in other works, the disconnect from subject to ending leaves the reader confused, rather than affected.
for some poetry, specially the "vent" type stuff, i could give a schtitt ~ but in the more promising things, i really want to give 'em the whole "story"...
Oh.
I see. I guess I should have included a bit more.