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I picture her in that very same tattered dress
The pale yellow one, riddled with tiny holes, like a colander Shrouded in streetlight glow she looks like a dying star in an empty universe I remember the leers and jeers of snotty brats with spotty faces And I remember our mutual desire to flee the world, to take to the stars To find a small planet to settle down on I could build the robots and she could plant the trees And I could grind the clockwork, fry the circuits, smash the machinery When I realize it's just me, she's long since gone, or she was never there And come death, I'd be all wires and buttons and gears And I'd be riddled with holes Like a colander Like that yellow old thing... |
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I actually really really like this
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Great poem. I particularly liked the fact the narrator says she was like a dying star, or something to that effect. I don't know why.
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