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christopher-j-durham-tate
I am a 16 year old boy, I live in Ohio, I'm trying to get back into poetry agen because poetry is one of the best ways to sprees ones emotions to the world and it also shows how we all relate to one another at times
The question that is asked the most; we hear it everyday, “What time Is it?” they want to know, and then they go away. It's time for bed, it's time for work, or time to feed the fishes, It's time to take your medicine, or wash and dry the dishes. Time in seconds, time in hours, so many freckles past a hair, depending on the zone, or whether daylights savings there. Time is measured many ways from minutes to months, Time is what keeps everything from happening at once! A time to live, a time to die, a time for having fun, Clocks and calenders alike, all scheduled by the sun. Intervals that cant be hurried, will not be denied, a season that we know that's coming, as surely as the tide. If there ever comes a time when time will be no more, I wonder how we'll know to quit, or when it was before. Do we hurry? Do we loaf? It depends upon the time... Had we started earlier, we'd be finished with this rhyme.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 9:30 AM UTC
time
dusk, goats stuck in straw big round bulbs of white light shines down on the little one covered in its mother’s birth slime the squishy “pop” of its arrival from birth canal to asphalt still loud in my ears. i am startled by the throw back dress of the goat people: suspenders holding up pants, small smashed-on-heads-hats, shirtless, sweat, tattoos cigarettes doing the dangle from the, yep, heavily tooth-lessed owners all seem to barely notice, this goat just born while we look on, some holding up their kids to look, their feet kicking above the flimsy wire fence i move on, disgusted not by birth, or slime or even dirt smudged and spitting goat people but the families, oh so all-American, at this circus, this carnival, this tacky venue hawked as wholesome, welcome an economy boon educational opportunity fun ******* outing. later, tigers snarl, elephants slow-motion their moves, the caged ones roar and trumpet behind the tents. muck, sticky straw, stale oil, greasy lights, flaked thick paint once red, now brown, sticks to our skin as we make our way through the hot summer crowds on this circus night.
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 9:57 AM UTC
dusk
it is cold it is vary cold i look to the ground only to see red then to look at the sky and thinking am i dead as i ligh there in that cold place only thinking of grace i see a light it was so bright so i then took flight
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 9:10 AM UTC
cold