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Oct 2011
I sit at my computer
Typing words
To the softest
Almost silent click clack
Of keyboard beneath
My finger strokes
I yearn for an old school

DING – new line!

Typewriter
The loud
PUNCH
Of the keys
As rhythm, rhyme
Flows from my mind
To the coiled sheet
Of

DING – new line!

Paper
Hitting the keys
With effortless flow
Sometimes I reach for
A notebook
With all its lines
And structure
I quickly grab a

DING – new line!

Pen
Full of India ink
To have the ink flow
In one ongoing script
Of verses that

DING – new line!

Hurt
But then I give up
Because my hand
Simply cannot write
As much as my mind

DING – new line!

Pours
Rhythm and woes
And this typewriter
Always running out of

DING – new line!

Space
Has become very maddening
With the rewind
So I quickly switch back to my

DING – new line!

Computer
And continue writing
with out the stop of

*DING - new line!
Brandon
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