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How Many Roads
Orange vans and
The green ones with
Gum bottoms I
Got in seventh grade and
Loved to the near death of,
Yellow chucks and
My sister's hot pink ones,
Blazers with
Yellow swooshes and pink soles,
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Lumineers on Vinyl
I need pretty things;
I need the Lumineers singing
about flowers on vinyl, and
I need stained glass bubbles twinkling
in the window, and
to see my poetry scrawled in
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In Which Beat a Heart with Pockets Bearing Holes
There is something about her, thought the universe as it sat perched upon the cliff of infinity.
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Gum Wrapper Heart
Even as we carry the whole world
On our backs, we
Breathe our girlhood through
Whispers and giggles at the lunch table and
Stars brushed across eyelids that have
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Cuando Levantas Tu Corazón Hacia el Mar
I'm not a native Spanish speaker, nor am I fluent (I'm learning it in school), so this may be pretty rough.
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Her Majesty, the Sky
The sky wears billowing gowns, layers
Upon layers of silk fluttering
With the breeze, and
She dances in it with ease, never
Tripping or stumbling but
Loves
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ballerina in a music box
you are a dancer and so you find a way to dance
through everything:
the hallways, gym class, chorus
when we have to stand, white fields, your dance studio,
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red-cheeked & giddy with hope
we plan sledding days at the country club with a hill
& reminisce about them when summer comes,
recall hours spent tumbling
head over heels into mounds of snow, clutching
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Upside Down
Things are different.
I don't know when they changed
or when I noticed them changing.
But in any case,
my eyes are open now
and I see that things are upside down.
At first it was just a drop
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We Yearn For Spring
Poetry is hard in the winter.
It is inexplicable but,
for me,
definitely true.
In the spring, summer, and fall,
there are limitless possibilities,
endless inspirations.
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snow angels and sledding
i long for the times
of snow angels and sledding.
how free we were,
way back when.
we slipped down the hill,
narrowly avoiding several trees,
and mr. wilkins,