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Untitled: Spoken Word Series

July 19, 2012
By sewellk80 SILVER, Baltimore, Maryland
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In most poems I address
you. It’s an indicator of distress.
I aim to repossess.
Will you, maybe, just maybe acquiesce.

I’m obsessed.
I would try to suppress,
but I remember freedom of the press.
Nevertheless,I want success.

I love to reminisce.
Reflect on the bliss
that I dearly miss.
I remember that last kiss
that you’ve come to dismiss.

© Gary C., Pequannock, NJ

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I'm working on my spoken word poetry. I wrote this really quickly. I shall revise at some point.
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