
| somewhere in my accent
Author: riotmaker for my creative writing class..lightly based on an ee cummings poem
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 168 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 12-08-05 - id: 2065305
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somewhere you have never looked, far past
sights of clean wonderbread white loving;
my eyes have their shine in dirty sensuality
bold steps down broken streets I cross borders
Puerto Rico with its rounded speech-chica you
can find me in the tires of junky grey cars and
I fall into the D.R. jalepeños spicy tongue I
embrace the pain enfolded in dented stop signs
perhaps you can touch me through the barbed
wire 'no tresspassing' on wasted brown lawns
the alleyway will close in if you come too close
skid marks tread the fast streets coldly
long to feel the december wind shudder
through you as I did so long ago wrapped
in tatters; shreds of screams; open your
throat to sing as I learned from Ghana
(no sé que cuáles es ése le atrae tan
the dirty sensuality in baggy tshirts?
or the forgotten internationality?)
nothing is so beautiful as the gutter
what is it that attracts you so
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