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3 Copper Coins, And The Kite Caught In The Telegraph Wire
The man was handsome, intelligent, and good in bed. But he just had nothing to say. And all of his days were the same. Monochromatic introspection followed by a sort of smothered self-expression. He never felt like himself. And he always felt worried about what other people thought about him. Who even was he? His routine? His career? His interests? His beliefs? Beliefs? The man had no beliefs, the man didn’t need to believe. For if he started believing in something, he may have actually needed to...

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Categories: telegraph, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Face Telegraph
this is where my tale wings away past the clutches of the irascible Chadwick up past the hinges and the curly cue and its vocabulary roofing tiles preparing to adapt once again placing the bellows against the embers possessed by a holy fervor that could lay waste to nations in an orgy of justified non-compliance defying statistics and trivial desire their suggestions a camp fire...

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Categories: telegraph, how i feel,
Form: Free verse



The Telegraph
The Telegraph How does it feel; it must be unreal For a Chaplin to knock on your door Then to place in your hand a short telegram That says that your loved one’s no more Then for how many days are you lost in the haze Rereading those short little lines How can they be true; this can’t happen to you Oh, how...

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Categories: telegraph, life, lost love, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Biking To Telegraph Hill
My bike was transportation; Mom didn’t drive But sometimes I sped off on an adventure To Telegraph Hill the miles were only five Big sis and I made the ride a joint venture What she didn’t know was the trek was uphill Although one could coast nearly all the way back The journey before us sis tried to fulfill Red faced, she...

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Categories: telegraph, sister, sports, me,
Form: Narrative
Telegraph Poles
Telegraph poles Derelict each in their own way Watch the Forest creep around Mountains watch them rot Trains skitter past The River pays no mind Dragging their wires on the Ground Useless Many miss glass eyes Many hang their arms Some have fallen None talk No more dots and dashes...

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Categories: telegraph, time, travel,
Form: Free verse




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