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October
(based on Emily Dickenson's "will there really be a 'Morning'?" c. 1859) Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 28-10-2001 23:00
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will there really be a "Morning"?
is there such a thing as "Day"?
could i see it from the mountains
If I were as tall as they?
Has it feet like water lilies?
Has it feathers like a bird?
Is it brought from famous countries
of which i have never heard?
Oh some scholar! Oh some Sailor!
Oh some wise man from the skies!
Please tell a little pilgrim
where the place called "Morning" lies!
--Emily Dickenson c. 1859 (untitled)


Do I really have to go to class?
Do I even need this school?
Could I just live off my parents
And then make them look like fools?
Would it flood my dreams like goblins?
Would it haunt me like a ghost?
Is it scary like that horror flick
When I screamed the very most?
Oh some psychic! Oh some witch!
Oh some satanist from hell!
Please explain to this young student
Why I need to learn to spell!
-Diana S****** c. 2001 (untitled)

 (college poetry assignment)


Last update: 20-12-2006 20:22

Published in : Verse, 2001, October
 
Gas and Electrocution (based on Robert Frost's "Fire and Ice") Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 27-10-2001 23:00
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Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice
From what I've tasted of desire,
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.
--Robert Frost, "Fire and Ice," 1922


Some say death by electrocution is more humane
some say gas
from what i've experienced of pain
i side with those who are legally sane
but if we had to kill them twice
i think i know enough disdain
to say that for death electrocution
is as humane
for the legally insane
--Diana "Gas and Electrocution," 2001

(college poetry assignment)


Last update: 27-10-2001 23:00

Published in : Verse, 2001, October
 
The Nail Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 26-10-2001 16:17
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i drive through a construction site,
they're building a house.
I drive close and slow down,
peering at the progress they've made.
I drive on to my destination.

A few days later
my tire is low.
I find a nail in it
and decide I have no choice
but to take it to get repaired.

While I'm there
I meet the most handsome man,
we exchange phone numbers.
And today I am married to him,
all because a nail went astray
from a construction site
and I ran over it
while driving in my car.

 (college poetry assignment)


Last update: 20-12-2006 20:22

Published in : Verse, 2001, October
 
The Rose Court Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 26-10-2001 15:35
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It was spring
and the rose court
was in full bloom.
I took many pictures
so you would not forget
the pace that we had met.
I asked them to be sent to you,
but you were forbidden
to converse with me.
Apparently
I was a bad influence.
But I kept sending them.
And now,
every time I see a rose
I think of you,
and how we met,
flinging our cafeteria tofu
into the rose garden
where the squirrels once lived.

 (college poetry assignment)


Last update: 20-12-2006 20:23

Published in : Verse, 2001, October
 
Down the Stairs to the Cellar Print E-mail
Written by Diana, on 26-10-2001 13:31
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The cold cellar
filled
with boxes of old pictures,
a spark
from faulty wiring,
poof
it's all gone.

 (college poetry assignment)


Last update: 20-12-2006 20:23

Published in : Verse, 2001, October
 
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