Concrete Air Poem by Carrie Sprouse

Concrete Air



concrete wings
never leave the ground
the troubled angel
is never found

never return home
lost and alone
the wind is turning cold
they left you, disown

heartbeats decrease
your life you can't spare
weak bones, your unable to sustain
you no longer have air

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ben Gieske 17 January 2009

Nice format and lends itself well to the reading of this poem. You do well to think up new combinations of words (concrete wings, concrete airs) instead of relying on already used metaphors.

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Silence Dogood 12 October 2008

Another great write you are very talented

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great write... 'concrete wings never leave the ground'... very true... and you get that when you never ask for it...but there's nothing to worry about - at least you can see the twisted truth and laugh at it...

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