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by,
(c) Bbear
7/2/09
You look at me from your place,
on the left at the table,
dazzling a metallic glare.
I touch your long, thin torso,
for a miniscule instant,
a slight cold shock runs through, my
fingertips to my shoulder.
Your funky U-shaped head with
pointy liberty-spiked hair
makes me feel like you could, would,
potentially threaten me.
I grasp your torso, and stab
those spikes into delicious
crusted tilapia placed
on top of your flat round friend,
who once ran away with that awful
big headed cousin of yours.
As I eagerly lift the
warm tilapia now stuck
on your spikes into my mouth,
I feel how sharp those spears are.
And I wince, my eyes closing,
telling myself to slow down,
or your radiant beauty
will poke my soft cheek again.
As I sit and pace myself,
my mind drifts to a new place.
If I were a red headed
mermaid from under the sea,
I’d call you dinglehopper,
and use you to twirl my hair.
- by OuTofPlAcE1718 |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 08/01/2009 |
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- Title: Dinglehopper
- Artist: OuTofPlAcE1718
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Description:
I wrote this for an assignment given in my Intro to Creative Writing course. The assignment was to write an imagery poem describing an everyday object or emotion.
Can you guess what it is?? hehe. ;-P
btw, I work as a camp councelor for a theatre camp and so Disney is often on my mind. hehe. - Date: 08/01/2009
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