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Shakespeare's Monkeys

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blinking.

 

my house is an aroma of familiarity, today

will we rest for, a while.

 

I followed your eyes

in car-lights and fading sunshine.

I failed to gather your

left-overs in falling leaves. I'm a certain memory.

the brown of your face, I draw on sand. the white

of your beard I sketch on window-panes.

your voice

the melancholy in calls of prayer.

farewell,

departing daylight.

 

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Shannon McEwenfrom Canada
463 posts

on Aug. 10 2007


I like this, but somehow the wording seems so formal to me.

 

"I am following your eyes"  Could be simply "I follow your eyes"


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Life is what happens while you wait for great things.
Latifa

inspired from Shan on Aug. 10 2007


Shan: your point is taken... i find myself to be flawed, there, amongst many other flaws in the english language. i ought to spare the reader the grandiloquence of numberous words to convey a certain idea. thank you for suggesting it.
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Stephan Ansteyfrom Lowell, MA
Associate, 6232 posts

inspired from Shan on Aug. 11 2007


Latifa:

 We're all flawed! I love that you post it, and write in English. 


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Latifa

inspired from Shan on Aug. 11 2007


Anstey: we're all flawed... yes. i suppose idealism is a flaw, too. i am audacious enough to impose on English, and write with it.. ha-ha. but i shall do it as long as it pleases you.

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