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A Post of Winter (Free verse) by azntsarina
A thousand heavy secrets on my head, filed away into organic storage rooms, resistant to flood (non-polar molecules don't dissolve in polar solvents) Spillling warm coins out of my pocket on my bathroom table. For a second I thought I was beautiful. Sleep minutes are being wasted in these thoughts. this procrastiination. I wish I were working at Saigon House so I could observe all the boys that come in, black hair, lazily closing their eyes at tired winter sun and try and catch their thoughts, passing them bowls of glittering pho The sun blinked it's way up and down the blinds but I was in between four walls with no windows. Long-yuan has made me acquire periods of being calm and composed. Choked resignation, I guess. I have run out of thoughts, and I let my head be filled with other's emotions and problems. Let them think what they want. Love has no point anyways.

Up the ladder: Princess
Down the ladder: 3rd Spartan Row

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.5
Weighted score: 4.976287
Overall Rank: 8218
Posted: March 25, 2007 9:30 PM PDT; Last modified: March 25, 2007 9:30 PM PDT
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[9] richa @ 81.179.219.225 | 26-Mar-07/6:15 AM | Reply
Not keen on the whole polar storage diversion. The best parts for me are the 'for a minute I thought I was beautiful' and its relationship to the catching the boy's thoughts at Saigon house (the best part of the poem imo) and the end with let them think what they want. I think you have the crux here of an aceo poem.
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