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Discussion in 'Poetry' started by SmokeyMcDeezy, May 9, 2007.

  1. SmokeyMcDeezy

    SmokeyMcDeezy Member

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    Got another one:

    Clouds roll out
    Like trains from a station
    Pillars of steam
    Cry out for salvation
    While loose-lipped women
    Gossip in their yards;
    With their husbands inside
    Attentive and on gaurd

    The world goes still
    Rain starts falling
    The winds blowing hard
    The dogs start howling

    The Minister runs
    Drying off his hands
    The Governor is screaming;
    Hiding in the sand
    Lost in the ocean
    Theres no place to go
    The several couples swimming
    Are swimming all alone

    The thunder; it crashes
    Babies start their bawling
    The windows are all broken
    The dogs keep on howling

    Sitting in the dust
    Are castles made of wood
    The sweepers inside sweeping
    Hes doing what he should
    The crows are flying
    Way down south
    The fires in the freezer
    The words arnt in my mouth

    The streets are deserted
    The children start growling
    Their parents are holed up with them
    While the dogs are outside, howling
     
  2. Miss_Beatle

    Miss_Beatle Beatlemaniac

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    Oh I like it!
     
  3. janesaddiction

    janesaddiction Member

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    Awesome Poem ...I like it alot !! great job !
     
  4. SmokeyMcDeezy

    SmokeyMcDeezy Member

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    thanks. i appriciate it!
     
  5. ~*Jen*~

    ~*Jen*~ Member

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    i really like this poem. you did a great job with the mood. it kind of gives a feeling of damnation. Great!
    I love it.
    ~Jen
     
  6. Jack Maundrell

    Jack Maundrell C.A.P

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