5-13-02 Stream of consciousness II (poem) by Tyler Joseph Wiseman on AuthorsDen

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5-13-02 Stream of consciousness II by Tyler Joseph Wiseman Thursday, September 04, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan September in Makata Unpoemed
The flashpoint of Mercury could make Vulcan sweat . Wishes cannot be horses for they are instead the blinders they wear Beggars ride the train of nightmares . Dark stars erupt, becoming a pinhole They are the introverted existential made minute on the most intimate of terms, the grain of sand comprising innumerable worlds
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Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)	9/5/2003

Oh my what deep, probing thoughts this one does provoke Tyler! I really enjoyed this one...Excellant! ~Nikki~




Reviewed by jude forese	9/4/2003

really like the last line to this thought- provoking write...




Reviewed by Leland Waldrip	9/4/2003

Deep thoughts. Well done. Best regards, Leland