Astride a jagged black gash, a gerrymandered line, women vice in wielding eraser thighs.
Screw the context. The weather bites fine. Flay pumpkinseed. Dust cornmeal. Cast your net on the other side.
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Charmi, your poetry is really starting to blossom. Not that your past poems weren't great, but this one and the last one you posted are phenomenal (didn't spell that one right, did I?) Keep going. What is your inspiration?
Either is good. I'll bring Jonathan Johnson and Molly Bendall. I think you'd prefer Johnson. I'm about to embark on MacBeth. I checked out the high school lit textbook from the ERC in Greenlawn--the Teacher's Edition, as I'll need all the help I can get.
7 comments:
Charmi, your poetry is really starting to blossom. Not that your past poems weren't great, but this one and the last one you posted are phenomenal (didn't spell that one right, did I?) Keep going. What is your inspiration?
Thanks, Talia. Just trying to keep up, that's all. You all keep sprinting ahead of me. I can't bear to be left behind.
Simic and Dumanis came today. I'll try and finish something so I can bring you one on Friday. Which would you prefer?
Either is good. I'll bring Jonathan Johnson and Molly Bendall. I think you'd prefer Johnson. I'm about to embark on MacBeth. I checked out the high school lit textbook from the ERC in Greenlawn--the Teacher's Edition, as I'll need all the help I can get.
Sounds good. I wish I had time to read Macbeth before Friday, but French is taking up all my time.
Yikes, French. You ought to put some of that into your poetry.
There's always Spark Notes, you know.
http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/macbeth/terms/char_1.html
I like this one as well. More later... Class is about to start!
And the question become: why?
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