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TYPING THE NIGHT AWAYLate night Old moon Alright real soon In real time Will write a rhyme Penny for one Nickle for two Dime for the fun Quarter 'fore you're through Dollar for a dozen Buy one for your cousin And all of his friends As rhymes Spins Out of me Via the sea Of a silly mind On a hill in time With meter running Funning With whomever might listen Stars glisten In Eastern Oregon skies Surprise surprise Come here today Where you don't have to pay For the silly stuff I write Here this late night In the town that I live in Where forever I pretend As the clatter of the train goes by God's looking down from the sky He knows before anyone Life is cruel then it's fun A place where few will express What goes through their mind I guess Because no one really cares What the poet shares Poet's write for self-satisfaction Personal formation reaction One nerve synapse to another Trying to be a loving mother Because poets need love too perhaps Find more than tablets on their laps As good as baby angels from beyond Poets are nuts looked upon As crazy foolish lovers Get out a shovel---one recovers Just more garbage down below Redundancy the lonely glow A spark that lights the night Ramblings, black ink on white. 1/7/2010 0111 cj Vote for this poem
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