On a whim I went
to the lit committee's
event tonight.
I met a poet.
He started in science. Like me.
He took ENG201
with Professor Reibetanz
"Don't rush." This was
Professor Reibetanz's advice, to him.
and loved it. Like me.
Of course, it was a whim
so I was wearing a shirt
with some dirt on it.
But then he arrived late,
so I felt a bit better
about the stain.
He read from his poems.
I was intrigued.
There were a lot of
Hello? Can you hear me?
interruptions. And lot of
play on the words
you and I.
There is no synonym for you.
I looked at his book.
He wrote a sonnet
with computer loading symbols
interspersed between
words and sometimes syllables.
I wanted to read it.
I talked to him then.
He asked if I wrote.
I said I stopped for a while
but started again.
In his poetry book was
a poem called Etude in E Major
(the one by Chopin).
I told him I just played it last summer.
Anyway this can hardly be
called a poem. I'm en-
jambing lines when-
ever I feel like it. But forget
that all. I met I met
I met a poet.
haha aww this is cute! i cant believe you can turn this into a poem! lol!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't call it a poem... more like a bunch of short sentences strung together! It's too jumbled and not-well written!
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