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This Isn't Even a Poem
The possible writings
that could potentially flow
through the tip of my pencil,
Stop at this desk.
I’ve figured it out.
When I write,
I need to be alone.
I can’t be surrounded by a boy
that vigorously writes,
erases,
And mumbles things under his breath.
I can’t be surrounded by a girl
who looks up.
I feel as if her eyes watch me as I write.
She is the hawk,
I am her prey.
I feel as if she’s judging my work.
Because we both know,
her writing is better than mine.
Because we both know,
I don’t know the difference
between alliteration and assonance.
Because we both know,
I couldn’t write a metaphor
to save my life.
The pressure is on.
If I were alone,
I could produce a real poem.
Not a bunch of words
that don’t make sense.
One sentence on every line.
This isn’t even a poem.
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