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thermogram

grandma;



physical vigor has come to a harvest
f a d i n g  in color

while your words run to me
like youth
  wearing flashes of pink, green and yellow
out in the backyard of conversation

memories shall never meet me
in black and white

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a dedication to my 85 year old grandmother

b i r d a t r o s e

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A contest entry

am i breathing enough air / poetic device?

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  • This was good, But however this did not quite keep my attention so therefore I am going to have to say that you can't go too round 3. But thanks so much for entering.


  • voices
    October 22

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    funny but not so how good memories are not black and white as perhaps memoirs that are put down in ink. life is green, pink, red and yellow. true how their voices run to our present like a young child chasing after a momma.
    this is such a lovely piece. you have a rare talent and i am thankful to have witnessed it.

    run as fast as you can and you will see that your body will supply enough air, naturally. poetic device? well to be honest the last word "stale" is not needed i think because black and white has that implication imbedded already.

    great work, my apologies for not getting back here more often.


    • bird at rose
      October 22
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      you have gotten the respect
      but also the experience you detect;
      there's a pun in "put down in ink"
      like life writes poetry before we'd even think
      if i would've been smart while still gold
      every word be different hue to extra hold
      the iridescent idea of the poem
      unless of course my word images still feel at home ~
      and rare talent springs like a hybrid plant
      that's not GMO but rather a grant
      (for i believe many best poets
      are the most hated, yet they commit)
      i wasn't even going to write for the picture
      then my mind took a tour!

      i try to bounce toes as words each day,
      thank you for saying poetic muscles i did display
      and for the oxygen tank
      of a suggestion at number one rank,
      i rhyme
      remembering you did that one time