Reflecting Maya

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woz8822
woz8822
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The last thing I did was invent a new song.
Smooth as nicotine at 4 a.m.,
it was tender madness
when I entered her.
I was so hard I was like thunder and
her nakedness adorned her in the lamplight.
She said she wanted to know how it felt.
The first thing I did was unbutton her blouse.

The first thing I did was unbutton her blouse.
She said she wanted to know how it felt.
Her nakedness adorned her in the lamplight.
I was so hard I was like thunder and
when I entered her
it was tender madness,
smooth as nicotine at 4 a.m.
The last thing I did was invent a new song.

woz8822
woz8822
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unpredictablebijouunpredictablebijouover 15 years ago
holy shit!

That's a friggin' brilliant piece. I've played with similar forms, but so far it always seems really forced. I'm truly and seriously impressed. Extraordinary work.

LeBrozLeBrozover 15 years ago
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This poem has been selected for listing in Wednesday's New Poems Review.<br>

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Safe_BetSafe_Betover 15 years ago
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That is just TOO cool of a poem. I have never seen a poem in this form before. Bows.

WickedEveWickedEveover 15 years ago
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Fantastic! It kind of reminds me of Pulp Fiction -- how the end of the movie wraps back around to where it began. Cool way to organize the lines and even without this particular form (does it have a name?) it would still be a good poem!