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Finding Poetry in Cramped Spaces

by thomas-newlove

And who would have thought That it would be here? Sandwiched into a backseat Between a sleeping Chinese man And a dear friend, Behind a sleeping couple Lovingly caught in a snoozy embrace In a cramped Chinese bus Amidst a bustling buzzing Beijing As the sun seeped through A smoggy winter's sky. Who would have thought That it would be here? Being soothed by her playlist - A sort of modern mix-tape Full of love and thought And desperate longing And lust, more love And the most intimate Of gestures. Who could have thought That it would be here? Here, where an epiphany forms, Against a sea of weather-beaten, weary and reddened faces, That my darling, sweet Isabelle Is made of fucking poetry.
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thomas-newlove
26 / M / English
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Written by
thomas-newlove
26 / M / English
Published
Feb 26, 2019
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Isabelle rhymes with telly.

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