All My Poetry
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Articulation
A delightful, supposed-to-be humorous example of my inability to interact with the male species.
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When'ere I Think of Thee
A feeble attempt at the classical, and, yes, the subject is a real person.
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Omega
In which a girl with, like, a million names, comes to grips with the death of a friend.
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Wheeee...
A short verse on a beloved memory. Enjoy at your own risk.
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Synesthesia
I experience synesthesia on the daily, but it's not as serious as it sounds, I promise.
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Memory
A short piece I wrote during a mild spasm of self-doubt.
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I'm Wearing Your T-Shirt
A tribute to my friend in honor of the one-year anniversary of his death.
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The Quest
I am a quest.
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To My Future Niece
A poem for a person about to begin.
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And So On
I've been accepted to a university and I'm terrified. Enjoy.
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Je Suis Charlie
A tribute to the fallen journalists in Paris.
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Thunderstorm
If you turn it on its side, it looks like rain drops bouncing up and down.
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The Twilight Smell
You know the smell.
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Tables
Big things come...
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Scenery
A response to a teacher who is human.
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A(r)mor
For lack of a better title.
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An Ode to These Years
A feeble attempt at some metaphysical poetry.
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The Shakes
There are tiny earthquakes in my hands.
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Lather
A giant metaphor.
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Lather II (Edited): Sink and Drain
A sequel to Lather.
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Cosmic Eulogy
A metaphorical eulogy.
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Lather III: The Sink Will Remember This
A longer, darker third edition to this strange series.
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Dappled I: Flame and Glow
In which I expose my obsession with the tree metaphor.
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Dappled II: Bonfire
In which fire yet again becomes a metaphor. Aren't I original?
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Orlando
in which nothing can be said
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ever since
I haven't been the same.
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we leaves
In which I turn my last relationship into a pretentious metaphor.
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Pastel
In which a word is reclaimed.
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when the child of morning, rosy-fingered dawn, appeared
In which a store-bought plant sees the sun for the first time, but we all know it's a metaphor.
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even the quietest night rain still rises in the heat of the morning
a poetic short narrative about a lake in the middle of the old city
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all the world (drops dead)
in which there is a reckoning
