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Infinite Monkeys. Infinite Typewriters.
More in red red
I played with your words. The result wasn't particularly good, but I think this poem needs to be played with somemore by its author if it's going to have a chance to be as lively (and moving) as its subject material. So, here's what I came up with in a very brief edit:
every second jots itself into his mind like a love letter as he gazes through the dirty glass, at the feeder where a hummingbird
hovers
in a flash of red before it disappears reminding him of his beloved, her lips so red and quick before she passed
If I were to continue, I'd probably focus on replacing the clunky parts with different language, with an emphasis on eliminating words and descriptions that can be inferred, then try to make the context strengthen the inferences.
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