Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Poetry's Rediscovery In A Recovery

                                   "Poetry's Rediscovery In A Recovery"





A lost poem is as worthless and replaceable as an old non-deposit bottle is.

Once in a noon's tune comes a purple moon.

Everyone is as strange as you are to them.

A song without a singer is a horseshoe game's ringer.

Living answers grow in trees.

Life can't be as crazy as it seems.

Chamomile citrus tea reacts to me like catnip does to a kitty.

Atenolol tastes just like Barbasol Shave Cream.

I like a barbers' towel's hot steam.

Love the Met's baseball team.

Fans scream in my dream.

Which is the poet's paper ream theme.




By Jonathan Billet

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