Ars Poetica

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No where  road trip with you, Mind. You’ve been one to blame for the crinkled maple leaves lining the inside
 Isn’t she lovely?   Stars, beautiful and glittering,   it isn’t quite fair.   He breathes in the cold black night air.  
Rain that falls like A thousand glass beads On the ocean’s surface From high clouds of Diction and consonance. Lush pastorals ambling through A yellow forest on worn roads,
My Ars Poetica: A Different Kind of Animal  Nothing turns a stomach               like the rancid aura that                              cradles the furry carcass of a life that once was.
Who said poetry had to be pretty?
Poems are eyes And pictures. A scene you were not present for But still somehow lived.
We are all made from dust and to dust we shall return, the only secret is landing on the part of the desk that doesn't get cleaned often.
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