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SOMETHING LOST
Did you go to college You speak as a graduate Your speech has an edge Your poems are able to illuminate What if they disappeared Not an intelligent word spoken The poems cease to make since Much like this stanza Conversation lacks the memories Question “do you remember?” The emptiness comes up to tease Is my brain still a member To fly: to laminate? That just don’t sound right Maybe it is levitate That is the word that took all night Do I need a comma here Or is it a semi colon I am filled with fear Why are my words My writing rules stolen
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