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The Solo of a Lost Viola
June 22, 2011
Dizzied Footsteps of a drunken bear calling Hallelujah,
coaxed the banished girl whose opinions fogged her freedom
While her fellow humans smoothed over field of robust
dogwoods for the most retro complex to be,
she knew it'd never be an essential blue fire,
but a future machine
So like THAT escapades of frivolous day,
spent in and hosted by the wood in immense merry-making,
were NEVER sought there again
So the Solo of a Lost Viola became the owner of said woods, as it played the harmony, of bulldozed dogwoods,
as it grew the forest whole again.
© Alyssa R., Pacific Grove, CA
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emilyjoy65 said...
on Mar. 8 2012 at 7:06 pm
while i may not be able to connect with this poem, im not gonna lie... its amazing. its strange and new and i feel like theres a meaning too deep for me to get
