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I Wish I Could Be an Ezra Pound, But I Can Never Keep It Simple

by @z-trista-davis

They say write a poem in ten words, And I think that I can’t pour out my soul in such a small space I think that my mind is worth 15 words at least But I think And I try I crumble up paper like it’s love letters from the people I hate And I write a poem Write my heart and soul out in thin black ink And then I pick the ten words that I can’t set free And they are: small, trees, alone, forest, love, flashlight on a broken sea And I sigh Because I was never good with stories
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Dec 17, 2017
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