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*grew my hair too long, watched it get cut and all the snippets fell to the floor, decided my hair had not been long enough started all over again, longer longer deeper longer, pasting the snippets together hoping the parts are greater than the hole I am forever filling with Haagen Daz vanilla buttermilk, wise choices of words, the satisfactory completion of finishing and the joyous anticipatory of starting all over again undecided if today will be a day where I tend my love, or, need more being attended to every poem I every writ is just a snip snip snip of instant instances seconds capsulated that run on into one long sentence my gorgeous blonde 5th grade teacher, who had a crush on me, (and vice versa) would red ink wink critique as a run on sentence and I could not agree more snip snip snip becomes a life of one run on sentence to living larger and longer, want a becoming life, life becoming comely, only commas and no periods, period exhausting the indecision of living so pasting snippets seems more manageable but not so much fun, indeed, in deed, too much **** work, this cutting and pasting, so gonna give you the rough and tumble of my words as they pour out and as long as they keep coming back, I'll keep on pouring and ******* and godpraise this word well that runs dry never my poems are not too long - if you have learned to taste wisely - how to taste gloriously languorously language my poems are not too long, life is too short to leave all these demoted spaces of empty, in between the raging and the loving, the aching, fretting and the heaven sending thrills of thanking the powers to be for everything I got blessed with, even my curses are just the flip side of* ***snip snip snip so much from just one cup of coffee*** <> six minutes of Aug 13, 2016 life, something you might call a snip snip snip SIP
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Aug 13, 2016
Aug 13, 2016 at 6:43 AM UTC
snip snip snip (every poem I write)
*grew my hair too long, watched it get cut and all the snippets fell to the floor, decided my hair had not been long enough started all over again, longer longer deeper longer, pasting the snippets together hoping the parts are greater than the hole I am forever filling with Haagen Daz vanilla buttermilk, wise choices of words, the satisfactory completion of finishing and the joyous anticipatory of starting all over again undecided if today will be a day where I tend my love, or, need more being attended to every poem I every writ is just a snip snip snip of instant instances seconds capsulated that run on into one long sentence my gorgeous blonde 5th grade teacher, who had a crush on me, (and vice versa) would red ink wink critique as a run on sentence and I could not agree more snip snip snip becomes a life of one run on sentence to living larger and longer, want a becoming life, life becoming comely, only commas and no periods, period exhausting the indecision of living so pasting snippets seems more manageable but not so much fun, indeed, in deed, too much **** work, this cutting and pasting, so gonna give you the rough and tumble of my words as they pour out and as long as they keep coming back, I'll keep on pouring and ******* and godpraise this word well that runs dry never my poems are not too long - if you have learned to taste wisely - how to taste gloriously languorously language my poems are not too long, life is too short to leave all these demoted spaces of empty, in between the raging and the loving, the aching, fretting and the heaven sending thrills of thanking the powers to be for everything I got blessed with, even my curses are just the flip side of* ***snip snip snip so much from just one cup of coffee*** <> six minutes of Aug 13, 2016 life, something you might call a snip snip snip SIP
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Aug 13, 2016
Aug 13, 2016 at 6:43 AM UTC
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