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    i must have planed
    since i deplaned
    it's as plain as that the day
    went by too fast and deprived
    me of my standard dose
    of california tan

    thus i had to plane again

    a stranger follows me
    through the airports and on the planes
    glances at me
    from the flat glass plates
    which stick to the scattered walls

    when i reach my place of birth
    the face in the mirror'll be mine

 

wh ©
1990 nov-dec
2005 jan

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TathagataTathagataover 19 years ago
your poem

has been mentioned in todays reviews

ReltneReltneover 19 years ago
Uneven

I like the "planed"

"deplaned"

"plain"

play

and the pale stranger in reflection is nicely done.

However, I do not feel that the final two lines are up to your normal standard. Stating that it is a mirrored image makes everything too obvious, and "mirror'll" is just not you!

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