A Highway.

A Highway.

A Poem by N R Whyte
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This is an attempt to mirror the style of Gertrude Stein.

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Suppose a fog a real fog that means to say that means to say a fog, a creative fog with more sinks first lights. 
All the tin is needing flattening. 
Suppose seven water, suppose two water, suppose five sand. 
A Canadian sign is nearly numb. 
White pointers white pointers in yellow dash be. 
White pointers white rays expecting rumble rumble, rumble rumble.

© 2014 N R Whyte


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Added on December 4, 2014
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Tags: Gertrude Stein, highway, modernist, post-modernist, cubism, cubist

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N R Whyte
N R Whyte

Toronto, Ontario, Canada



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I am a student at York University, finishing my fifth and final year of a double honours degree program in English and Creative Writing. My writing has improved immensely during my four years at York,.. more..

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A Poem by N R Whyte