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Poet, Earth mover (Free verse) by INTRANSIT

As other children bat portently at tetherball and four square a boy walks a hot walk wearing the full weight of his angry red shirt while the heels of his torn bluejeans stir the gravel and dirt that measure the schoolyard fence he pauses only once to mimic the wounded dog howl of a tractors' brakes.

nentwined 9-Mar-05/1:14 PM
I don't get the use of "portentously" here, though I like how it rolls. [[what portent does this state?]]

nor "a hot walk", which rolls less well repeated

piece doesn't gel for me, though I really like the individual bits not mentioned, individually.




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