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rangipotiki
Jen Takacs
United States

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By the See

I complete nothing that I…
I feel like I complete everything that I…
I know that I can complete something that I…
Try to do.

Why to do?

Why do you?

When should we?

Should we see?

The sea?

Bizarre Love Triangle…

What I wanted was not what I…
Wanted to be…
Or thought I needed to be…
Or dreamed I wanted to be…
Or thought I could see…
By the sea.

And you and me and aquamarie
Dreamed a faery-tale of melody
And once in a while
When I turn the dial
I can hear
You’re dreaming of me
And you're seaing of me
And you’re believing in me
And all those other pretty things
That I want to complete

That I know I can’t complete
Because

I am not me.

Why can’t we be like ourselves like yesterday?

But I am yourself.

And you are myself.

And we are ourselves.

In our dreams of being dreams upon the beams of the sea.

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Comment by: - 2008-08-16 11:04
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vivid
AJSmith Comment by: AJSmith - 2008-08-09 10:06
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Great final line, and I was impressed with your control throughout the rest of the poem. A good poet always hears the sound of the poem as well as what's in the words, and the sound here is very rhythmic, undulating, like the sea.
BengiLisa Comment by: BengiLisa - 2008-08-07 06:58
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I particularly love the last phrase. It bounces in your mouth and makes your tongue do strange things when you read it aloud. You have a good eye for rhythm ;)
lflwriter Comment by: lflwriter - 2008-08-06 18:15
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Great job of showing through the narrator an individual standing at a crossroads of life wondering through confusion what to do and where one fits in.
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