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Monday, June 30, 2008
The Singular Poem (from "Disarming The Atom Bomb")
I have written many poems
in myself without words or paper or ink. I have been happy and lost and sad. I have spent the afternoons trying to figure the clouds and the nights waiting by candle light. the poem will happen in you it will build and climax and the words will become the page of your life. I am the poem the singular poem and now I sit here in this apartment by myself my wife and children and family now long removed typing hitting keys trying to make sense of this and becoming the singular poem of my life. the rain comes the days come and all I have are these memories as I stare out this window as I stare into the future of my life and you said I was a terrible person deep in the darkness but I always imagined myself surrounded by golden light above it all like the clouds becoming becoming becoming the dream the better person for all of you but I am the poem now and I must move on. |
Selected Poetry
I've Been Waiting (from "A Slip Of The Tongue") in this small room second floor staring through screen windows ... (more) He Wanted To Start Over (from "A Slip Of The Tongue") I went to go see him. he had just gotten out of prison. he had served a short term. ... (more) Leaving Someday (from "A Slip Of The Tongue") this Arizona desert can get boring at times with the granite the cactus ... (more) Syndicate rss atom Copyright © 2006 - 2008 by AJ Lewis
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