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there is a poem lurking in me tonight, accompanying me from nighttime into the muddled currents of the wee hours, awaiting for an ending of this, this vigil, or perhaps, ejection from the birth canal where and whence, it irritangly demands, is my commencement, the origination of its peculiar species, to eternalize it, tattoo a unique number upon its wrist in a ledger of words they sent me a message that the DedPoet is in deed dead, gone, cremated but that is not the poem stalking me right now for now vanilla numbing of the heart, sadness that this fellow runner of my human-writing race is no more upon the track but that is not the poem talking to me right now every flutter of eyelash is a line, a forgotten fragmented verse, a lost and gone forever Clementine, even before the thought completed numerous sun ray titles flash but few are caught, though all glimpsed in dazzled shining glory the hook, line and sinker, themselves, yeoman poets all, have nothing to show oh woe is me, oh woe is me there is a poem lurking in my chest yearning to be free by being created I know it not yet in any form recognizable, so well as it knows me from our shared womb, now torn 5:08 am Sept. 30, 2015
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:22 AM UTC
there is a poem lurking
there is a poem lurking in me tonight, accompanying me from nighttime into the muddled currents of the wee hours, awaiting for an ending of this, this vigil, or perhaps, ejection from the birth canal where and whence, it irritangly demands, is my commencement, the origination of its peculiar species, to eternalize it, tattoo a unique number upon its wrist in a ledger of words they sent me a message that the DedPoet is in deed dead, gone, cremated but that is not the poem stalking me right now for now vanilla numbing of the heart, sadness that this fellow runner of my human-writing race is no more upon the track but that is not the poem talking to me right now every flutter of eyelash is a line, a forgotten fragmented verse, a lost and gone forever Clementine, even before the thought completed numerous sun ray titles flash but few are caught, though all glimpsed in dazzled shining glory the hook, line and sinker, themselves, yeoman poets all, have nothing to show oh woe is me, oh woe is me there is a poem lurking in my chest yearning to be free by being created I know it not yet in any form recognizable, so well as it knows me from our shared womb, now torn 5:08 am Sept. 30, 2015
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:22 AM UTC
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