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Watching Words Walk Up The Wall by Larry Pontius Wednesday, August 27, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
Your sheet tangled body lies asleep now, wombed around a pillow from Tennessee. And, alone, I chase smoke dreams through the night, watching words walk up the wall and fall off the ceiling onto yellow pads. Shhhhh! You keep climbing those feathered hills all the way to Chattanooga. Remember, yellow is your favorite color and words have walked for ages.
Waking Walt

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Reviewed by Gaye Dale (Reader)	1/11/2004

"Your sheet tangled body lies asleep now, wombed around a pillow" Gorgeous imagery, Larry!