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Post by Pseudomuse on Mar 2, 2005 20:04:54 GMT -8
another e.e. cumming's inspired piece. PM. its revised. Dreambuckets
We are dreambuckets catching the spring rain wanting more than we’re given savoring the sweet taste cleansing out nakedness We are dreambuckets that you drop your loose change in and weathered fantasies when you grow tired We are dreambuckets filled to the brim with mangled yesterdays and promises of sand We are dreambuckets slowly rusting orange-red and saffron in the dewlight running after “last call” and “time’s up”<br>We are dreambuckets left in the corner forgotten after our brief use
never to be touched again
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Post by Queen of Rain on Mar 3, 2005 0:13:58 GMT -8
oh my god... like i usually dislike the style of repeating a sentence like that throughout a poem... but this poem was sooo good.. like the methaphor comes through so well adn its so unique and amazing!!!
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