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a stumble, a tongue slip, a body in bed facing away, an unintended provocation commences a collaboration just another unrequited disaster, marks me as a lowly private in the disarmed ranks of mutilated souls composing, while decomposing, sad love poems, as if the world needed another... a turn away needs a turn to, a cul-de-sac rejection needs a turnabout, a traffic circle pointless, with one exit only, road signed, "exit to a  collaboration of provocation" thanks and thanks a day together normative, now marked by a stinger singed in the early morn. a physical no thanks, her passing lane left turn signal engaged me too passing into this, a disgorged rejection that is to become this realized collaboration. *only I wrote it and you did not read it just provoked its creation, our sad collaboration*
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
A Collaboration of Provocation (another sad love poem)
a stumble, a tongue slip, a body in bed facing away, an unintended provocation commences a collaboration just another unrequited disaster, marks me as a lowly private in the disarmed ranks of mutilated souls composing, while decomposing, sad love poems, as if the world needed another... a turn away needs a turn to, a cul-de-sac rejection needs a turnabout, a traffic circle pointless, with one exit only, road signed, "exit to a  collaboration of provocation" thanks and thanks a day together normative, now marked by a stinger singed in the early morn. a physical no thanks, her passing lane left turn signal engaged me too passing into this, a disgorged rejection that is to become this realized collaboration. *only I wrote it and you did not read it just provoked its creation, our sad collaboration*
Point counterpoint; wrote   http://hellopoetry.com/poem/1080820/wake-up-hungry-for-chances-of-never/ and immediately came the opposed in opposition instigated by a stray dog thought
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99/M/NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
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