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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2003 : Poetry Articles

Anna Comes Home "AnnaFora 'Innocent' Anna Fora" was the first thing she said when Ipassed her in the hall ... Continue...	Evening Call Translucentdays bring Naked glass night lies, Presented as a brilliant champagnesmile And concrete smoke; Her trust robbed, Ask not who: Remember theice marble of his eyes, Surrounded by heart. Continue...
Exodus Anew There's a bird outside my window She only sleeps atnight Helpless rodent cries for life She'll sing until it dies. A songof lovers, torn and bored, ... Continue...	Fermented Wineslid down The elliptical glass sphere Of your crystal goblet. As youlowered it from your kiss It held onto the walls ... Continue...
Hello Paper Airplane Hellopaper airplane, Perched in the rain gutter, Nose blunted by yourinsistence On sniffing out dead ends. Raise the stakes, can youcarry ... Continue...	I Fall Asleep Thatnight the weatherman announces Winter storm heading our way, three zillioninches of snow expected. He is a fortuneteller, a gypsy of weather. ... Continue...
Infinity sharp faces and the windcould feel each passing glance I would not presume your innocence whenwe felt more alone than ... Continue...	Meditations of Germany I meditated once before Ireally knew what it was and maybe what I did wasn't meditation, maybe itwas remembering and the dreams that come with sleep, but I saw things andwasn't dreaming - ... Continue...
Mulberry Picking Shake fruitful trees into blue tarps and Listen to sweetberries Thump like a thousand wood nymphs Beating tiny drums ... Continue...	Note to the World i am impatience pounding on your silence, demanding an answer explain it allto me pour some kind of tangible understanding into my hands ... Continue...
Reflection Ihate looking at you, that reflection of me shows nothing, proves nothing,gives nothing No hope that someday I could be more than the stereotypicalblack female, who can't help but put herself through hell, ... Continue...	Silently Falling Soft snow crunches Under rubber soles and Forms circularglobes in Black gloves There is no way to be ... Continue...
Sour Grapes Ramblingaimlessly along the California countryside are the mangled masses ofgrapevines. The fruity Chardonnay will make white wine lovers' taste budstingle; while the black-currant Sauvignon ... Continue...	Stargazing Fragility mini bundle of delirious melody: existing in a rhetorical"maybe," it scuds past vivid feathery super-concentrated moisturefog, as if the glitter-guarded secret ... Continue...
Stay Asleep Weakdreams faintly fade in and out surrounded in static. Lost, nothing leftto lose. Everything of me, ... Continue...	When You Sing I think. rhythm stapledto my gums Like a kiss from the petal of a daisy ... Continue...
Zombie Inbetween all your words tumbling like laundry together, Busy coffin squares ofdays penciled neatly in, Determined eyes never seeing but straightahead, Frantic insistence of deadlines, Angry shouts at the smallestthundercloud of delay, ... Continue...

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