Real Poets Don't Fall In Love.

Jul 31, 2006 13:15

real poets don't fall in love.
warm-and-fuzzy poets do, writing sonnets
of sunshine hair and pearly teeth,
but real poets don't fall in love.

real poets fall into lust
catching lovers like raindrops
on the tips of their tongues
in a downpour.

real poets can even think they're in love ( Read more... )

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savagehearts July 31 2006, 17:56:32 UTC
I love this and you so very much.
beautiful poem.

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_botched July 31 2006, 19:31:40 UTC
john tucker rules and if girls could have a hype man, i would have one!
i had my hair braided in tiny braids once. it was in grade three or four and im pretty sure it was a birthday gift. i sure knew what i wanted back then.
get a 'team plath' shirt..i'll get a 'team LC' shirt..two historic figures that deserve to be on t-shirts!

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flippaclops July 31 2006, 21:44:17 UTC
You write better then I do. Stop praising my entries. ha

PS : Don't stop praising my entries.

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hercora July 31 2006, 23:31:29 UTC
Among 5000 other books, I'm totally reading The Bell Jar right now! It's good.

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thisissoemo August 1 2006, 14:26:29 UTC
The Bell Jar is one of the most influential books I've ever read. I tell everyone I meet to read it, and I mention it somehow in conversation 2-3 times a day.

I'm glad you're enjoying it! And hope your summer's going well!

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sneeks August 1 2006, 13:12:10 UTC
Your bro has a hype man...thats hott
I did my hair in braids once then I tried to go to sleep with them ...it was soo unconfortable I had to take em out.
beautiful poem I wish I could read,write and comprehend things as well as you do..

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