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Teen Ink Magazine, September 2000 : Poetry Articles

A Daily Routine This morningI awoke, Reluctantly Unwrapped myself from A nest offlannel, And tiptoed to the bathroom ... Continue...	Annoyance I cross theborder (showing ID, of course), I leave the restraints of"Grammar-land" easily and encompass the freedom of"Poem-wood" Here I am unfettered by rules, ... Continue...
Brooklyn Bridge Sun upon my head, Scorching brown locks. Fatherstriding, Too fast for little legs. High above theroadway, ... Continue...	Chatham Smell of saltair: sweet Sandy beaches Rain: so often ... Continue...
Dandelions Mycold, unblinking eyes took in the solitary view. All the usualcrowd was there. Piano prodigy in the corner, plodding throughsome sonata. ... Continue...	Fall The leavesare on fire again, winter licking them with catlike eyes andholding our breath still and silent in the air. Skies moved blueand fierce across the day ... Continue...
Film Critic I want to bethe picture show for you, so you can sit in a dark theater andwatch my movie, watch my form slide seamlessly across thescreen, ... Continue...	Loneliness II It's the rainin Baltimore In the summer. It's the sound of the lonelysoul revealing its grief on a piano. The piano keys the tone ofthe ... Continue...
Rain Watch Thunder rolling high inthe clouds As the trickling droplets of water race down mywindow I press my small nose against the cool glass Sporadicflashes of purple light dart across the sky And the delicate greenleaves glisten with refreshment ... Continue...	Riddles itis a dangerous game. i know this, because an old woman toldme as i helped her across the street. a slip of the tongue, ... Continue...
Shoes oppression led tosegregation its spin-off now is degradation still I thrive in thishating nation yet your shoes are brand new ... Continue...	Sunday Sunday worea long, brown skirt that touched right above the ankle during along, hot summer day with heavy dampness in the air. Sunday woreno shoes ... Continue...
The City As I walk in the city several things strike meas odd everything is square square and precise ... Continue...	The Red Rose Wrinkly, blue-eyedwoman with red tainted hair Humming to the tune of "GreenSleeves," Dressed in faded blue jeans in a rose floweredsweater, I call her my Nana ... Continue...
Untitled Don't know quitewho I am - but I'm something more than there - unaware of my selfpower - I am slightly unstable - gone too far to fall back down- ... Continue...	Untitled X y= mx+b numbers disturb me Ax+By = C C forconfusion m = slope b = y-intercept so what =equilibrium? ... Continue...

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