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- Prairie Phone Booth
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PRAIRIE PHONE BOOTH 770814
By JCSTREET © 2004
She brought a picture
of that square
room
phone booth on the prairie
wind
she says
blows mornings and hollows
thighs from skirt
It is the desk, she says,
“on which i write love letters”
“My link with
the sound of your voice
and the sound
of my heart.”
--30—
- COMMENTS
WickedEvealmost 20 years agoI like this. I think you do really well with your less wordy poems. :) But hey, I like the wordy ones, too.
I recently wrote a poem called Purple Prairie... or something like that. And after reading this, I may drift into a prairie poetry phase of writing. I'm not sure what that means exactly, but it could happen.
tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago...a simple and tender beauty to it. Perfectly balanced, and really wonderful
