Cigarette Poem Cigarette, how you burn, like an eye observing every sin I commit. You are my downfall and my resurrection, my flaw and my redemption. Cigarette, observing every sin I commit, I choose you, cigarette, my favorite, my flaw, my redemption, my cigarette, I burn for you and with you. Cigarette, I choose you. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘formal poem’
Cigarette Poem
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cigarette, finally, formal poem, Lynn, pantoum on April 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Still Working on that Crown
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged crown of sonnets, formal poem, Lynn, sonnet on April 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Don’t make me surrender you. Surrender to me your will, your stubbornness, your self, made as it is of contrariness, blood, parts of me and parts of your father. We are all the same: sixty percent stubbornness, the rest impatience, a drive to do the one thing they ask us not to. We can’t help [...]
