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in which i am compared to a war hero?
My grandmother (the one in France) sent me photocopied article from her local paper yesterday. It was about me.
...?!
When I was 11 I wrote a poem for my local municipality’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day art contest. It was cleverly titled "I Have A Dream, Too." (I was 11, gimme a break.)
I won, so my Dad translated it and sent it to Mamy. ( Read more... ) -
fun a day wrap-up
final SEPTA fun-a-day haiku
or, why i did this project
i get where i need
to, but paying attention
will take me further.
thanks for paying attention, friends! you can see all of my project by clicking herei'm currently thinking of starting a blogspot to keep this thing going. i really liked doing it. your thoughts ( Read more... ) -
penultimate january haiku
tomorrow is the last day of the SEPTA fun-a-day haiku! i think i will miss it. i wonder if i can keep this up.
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #26
she glances at the
window, sees her reflection
in the nothingness.
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #27
i like the resolve
of one who farts and pretends
not to have done so.
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #28claustrophobia ( Read more... ) -
plan ahead
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #25
his sketchbook spills off
his lap, holding the weight of
future building walls. -
haicuckoo
no, i didn't forget. yes, i suck at keeping up with a schedule.
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #19
on the phone: "i had
a dream he was ready to
accept jesus, yo."
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #20
her hair is waxed and
pinned to look like a birdcage.
let me out, i think.
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #21rush hour crowd and two ( Read more... ) -
muhgh
a very special SEPTA fun-a-day haiku, #18
or, ode to the alarm, which never went off
the thing about the
trolley is you need to be
awake to ride it. -
what what
SEPTA fun-a-day haiku #17
the boy tries to make
even sneezes sound thuggish,
and it's kind of cute.
