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Around
nouns
people are
nervous,
possessive.
nouns
people are
nervous,
possessive.
Newton's cannonball (illustration describing how gravity connects motion of everyday objects on Earth to motion of celestial objects such as the Moon): image by Brian Brondel, 2007
8 comments:
indeed.
I like these last two posts... you going to do adjectives next?
Tom,
Two poems on words, which have (for quite a while) been spoken and "written down" (such coincidence!) ---
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grey-white of clouds above sunlit green
ridge, red-tailed hawk calling in left
foreground, sound of waves in channel
full-blown color experience,
“now that I have seen”
part, immediate spoken word,
had been written down
grey-white clouds reflected in channel,
shadowed slope of ridge across from it
Ha!
Actually very clever; you.
Cleaver of you Tom, to structure us in the manner of you did !!
I liked the entire series of words.
I've enjoyed this poems on the 'parts of speech'. Are you planning to have a stab at prepositions, conjunctions and interjections?
Thank you Aditya for noticing that I am a structuralist.
Well, Stu, I was indeed thinking of taking my cleaver to them... but I fear they may have now squirted away into the night, like small greas'd piggies.
I should think so. Around the unaccountable ones in particular.
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