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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 83 Cellphoninsistance CharlaXFabels A complication of poetry from poetrypoem They talk on them incessantly they carry them to every area and venue of the public life they chatter at the insistence of the breath of life within them they think that it is some sort of talisman made to make them taller and much more better looking than they were before they got them. They carry strang inerversions of old tried and true such as holsters… Please don't call me on my phone when eye am out and still about they might shoot me when eye pull it out of the holder on the belt that looks like holster of my gun oh brave new world…they seem so cold and distant like a driver in a hurry…Gabbing, Yacking, Smacking, lips that should be my kiss, instead of paying some attention to your erratic driving. Cellphonitus. For all the world like a drunk reeling and clutching at the straws in the air like a drownding man intent on self survival and crazy like a man talking out loud to himself…A man walks in a circle talking to himself and moves around slowly to find the best advantage spot and although he is dancing all by himself there is actually someone on the other end of his cell phone eye had to say RICHARD Tracy to get past the censors go figure see part 2
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