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Carillon
Carillon
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Public Transit

Cold sweat breaks out on the forehead
Of the city’s most avid rider of buses.

She grinds her teeth
As the seats and doors come off their hinges
Under the force of vibrations
And tries to avoid the gaze
Of elderly ladies and respectable businessmen.

They hit a pothole.
She almost loses it,
But the bus is already swinging a wide arc
Onto a smoother street,
And the force of the quake is down in magnitude
To barely a bee’s humming
Buzzing up through the blue vinyl seat.

She sighs,
And presses her thighs more tightly together;
This is more like her rhythm.

Carillon
Carillon
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CaribbeanwomanCaribbeanwomanover 14 years ago
Edge of Orgasm

I don't know if your other readers were male, but man, that reminds me of some rides when I was horny as hell and each jerk was like a deep thrust riding the edge of orgasm! Grit your teeth and pay for home to come fast!!!!

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
I just read Ballerina

...and found it intriguing enough to check out this poet's other work. What a find! I can see development in the four posted so far, keep writing Carillon.

I voted but do not use the therm.

Mia MooreMia Mooreover 19 years ago
the idea

is a good one, now on to learning to show and not tell, there are some pronoun mistakes and some cloudy imagery, but with some work, this could be really good :)

PatCarringtonPatCarringtonover 19 years ago
i agree this is great for a first post.

you seem to have a nice grip on phrasing / i very much look forward to further poetry from you here /

flyguy69flyguy69over 19 years ago
Quirky

and fun to read! Needs some work, yet, but a clever idea and interesting poem.

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