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the walls were spinning crazy
like a disgorging disco ball.
chromatismic hocus pocus.
a bogus kind of dance.
the ceiling became fresh
laceration, bleeding
the chance to fall.
think, think, Think.
there's a piece of
poetry in my alphabet soup.
i burped onomatopoeically
in between slurps.
i feel poetic in a
very unpoetic sense.
of sensory and visuals.
consuming the nonsensical
in my brain. "do you
have any idea what i'm
talking about?" said
the voice.

NOooo!

i replied,
with feelings.

(about face)
i looked at the bed
that was sleeping on the floor
on all fours.
it looked benign, as usual.

and, and, and...

i was surprised that door
slammed itself in nothing's
face.

it's a shame. it's
the only thing that
lasts forever.



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On Thursday March 13th, 2008, Rebell tiGer King (545) writes:
this was insane :D every line grasped me tighter till my face collapsed haha, you are wonderful babe -symph-


On Thursday March 13th, 2008, raskal (215) writes:
haha...yes, very quirky and surreal and pretty original. 'theres a piece of poetry in my alphabet soup' -lovin that. :)


On Thursday March 13th, 2008, batman nipples (2246) writes:
This was amazing. So captivating, you grasped me until the very end. And that last line... pure excellence. Poor story-telling abilities? Bullshit. You're a story-telling goddess. ♥.


On Thursday March 13th, 2008, carlosjackal (1724) writes:
Mesmerising brilliance...Now this is what I call a battle against writer's block! -Carl


On Thursday March 13th, 2008, Sketso (626) writes:
I laughed out loud at "i burped onomatopoeically". The work in itself was nicely done, fitting perfectly with the title, which was what drew me in.



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