Fishbowl

Fishbowl

A Poem by Weston R.
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A poem assembled out of a stream-of-consciousness.

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Try to think of orange in the fishbowl of loneliness.

We cannot do this beautiful war,

true hate in the end:

revolution of the fruit xylophone on a build of knowledge,

anarchy in the good of the people,

Remorse is punishment when death is better than life but then

people have power but done this before.

© 2011 Weston R.


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Weston R.
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Red
Let me begin with saying that this is a little choppy. I'm not familiar to stream of consciousness poems, but I get the idea. Assuming that this only took 10 mins, I can understand that it has flow problems. Also, I'm a little confused by the randomness. First you talk about orange in a fishbowl (a fish?") of lonelyness, then a "fruit xylophone." I have trouble trying to get an imagine in my head and what the poem is trying to say beneath it's rather spur-of-the-moment structure. Not your best but then again, it was kind of on the spot.
-Red

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Weston R.
Weston R.

Milwaukee, WI



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