MONDAY'S POET
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Lime Drink |
The humidity was like a vacuum that
day in Los Angeles- Nothing could compare to the heat. It was much too deathly to have on a coat, It was a bitter, jagged day. He silently stood there On the corner; sipping his drink. It was a frozen, lime drink; The kind you could find in Los Angeles. He stayed there Watching, in the midst of all the heat. He was wrapped around the day; Like a too-small-for-your coat. He wore a black, silk coat. Observing, drunk on his drink. The madman stood all day, Learning of Los Angeles. Suffocating was the heat, But all day he stayed there. He learned there (The madman with his licorice coat). The heat did not faze him, You see, he relied on his chilled drink. In amazement he "saw" Los Angeles, His legs stayed perched on the sidewalk all day. The sun left its mark, piercing the day. And look over there- On that street of Los Angeles He left his mark. The madman in the licorice coat. Sipping his drink Through the breathtaking heat. The dry heat Silenced the day. If only everyone had a drink Like his; full of magic there To take. They too could wear a coat In Los Angeles. Los Angeles was vacuumed with heat That day. A coat was absurd to wear that bright, lurid day. There he stood on the corner, sipping his drink. |
Kelli Fern |
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send me your poem, fiction. any kind. any style. anything. and let me know how you'd like to be credited.
by the way, for you guys who have sent in poems that are like downers or violent and haven't seen em posted. it's not that i don't like your poem. sometimes i just think they're just not the best way to start off a week...