Retrograde
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Thursday, June 24, 2010
If retrograde fits
What plods along,
I’d be happy! I’d be a fin
In a gene-pool, maybe.
Like a shark, maybe, yes, I am.
I’d scrunch up, with my sharp teeth,
Any fear you’d squeal and shiver,
Maybe I’d back off. I’ve over horrorized
some alphabet. I need something new. So
Exciting as news, I’d thought I found it,
Twice. Commented, with sense, diverted myself.
Ah, fuck, so close to nirvana, and not, again. Doesn’t
That seem ridiculous? Like before even any virgins existed?
Wouldn’t I be smarter than I amish? If I understood time? Okay,
Here it comes again, oh well. Um, what I mean is, get going, life!
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 6/24/10
Peace,
Dayvid
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person I am finding something extremely joyful in reading your work. I have no pretense that after each reading I wonder "did I get it?" For some reason it doesn't matter, I so enjoy the usage of the words. I have been reading on the use of capital letters in the body of the poem. It seems to be the choice of the poet being there are no set rules. As a senior citizen I am finding that there is still so much to learn and enjoy, especially your works. Thank You