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Sad Streets Meet Under Ever Foreign Stars by Bob Dylan Thomas Hardy (9/30) [Cutup]

by @jm-romig-1

Old gentle vague dark sea stars uncoffined above my drummer grave blind of age, meet Mr. Numb Feelgood he is dying - chasing smoke, following a blind parade wanderin’ anywhere forked like Yes at every dusty, homely, strange-eyed landmark until driven deep down dead Dear old diamonds, my sleepy southern song spell fades , my past was a young clown dancing, swingin' my magic heels raging and cursing death’s grip on time Now, I feel that morning’s fierce burn vanishing into a tambourine memory and I’m caught madly dreaming against the ragged anywhere to return green tomorrow
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jm-romig-1
34 / M / American
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Written by
jm-romig-1
34 / M / American
Published
Apr 16, 2015
Time
2m
Notes

This poem was composed primarily from words found in Bob Dylan's "Tambourine Man", Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night", and Thomas Hardy's Drummer Hodge

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