Driving Deadly | Early Poems Poem by Ana Maria Alma Delafuente
Driving Deadly | Early Poems
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An ocean gushes from my eyes
but my face is dry.
My throat weighs two thousand tons, and yet,
away from the ground I fly to worlds unknown by others.
A lazy eye winks at me and tells me to die.
The wind begins to swallow me, and I give in and say:
'Take me! Oh take me away with you! '
Then, quite suddenly, a snake appears and vanishes in the sky.
Friday, December 16, 2011
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