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2 second date with a writer
I half watch her
tip-tappiting at the keys
tip-tappiting further into herself
or away
and I like how if I even say a word
the humanity breaks that tip-tappiting
of the keys, distracts her momentarily
to look this way
to where
I have nothing to say
really
but it's good to see her not scowling
once in a while.
tip-tappiting at the keys
tip-tappiting further into herself
or away
and I like how if I even say a word
the humanity breaks that tip-tappiting
of the keys, distracts her momentarily
to look this way
to where
I have nothing to say
really
but it's good to see her not scowling
once in a while.
Published 9th Aug 2011
| Edited 10th Aug 2011
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10th Aug 2011 8:32am
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15th Aug 2011 9:45pm
12th Nov 2011 00:46am
quaint, but it paints an endearing and familiar picture of domestic life. i hope you'll forgive me for using the word, but it actually strikes me as 'cute'. i enjoyed it, thanks. [:
Anonymous
3rd Mar 2012 00:12am
I think choice of title is absolutely crucial to a good poem and this demontstrates that imho. The reader is left to ponder the nature of this relationship - and intrigued enough to do so. Good art always leaves room for the audience. It seems to me there is a very good artist here, reluctant, for whatever reasons, to post. Your work that I have seen is of a very high calibre. I would urge you present some more. Bravo. R.
3rd Mar 2012 10:05pm
Hey R, I really appreciate it. I'll see what else I can come up with for my clamoring audience. Cheers mate.
14th Apr 2012 7:37pm
A job well done, just as my endurance was about to break. The plain simplicity during which the warmth of us is given away in such a few lines, and the perfect closer.
Tres Bien
Tres Bien
15th Apr 2012 9:20am
