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An interpretation of a six word poem by atonguewithbutsixwords
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(1318) Adventure calls! Phone was on vibrate.
An interpretation of a six word poem by atonguewithbutsixwords
The vicious cycle of life problems and money issues.
Money ruins life, life ruins money.
All these bills, leaves no thrills. atonguewithbutsixwords
"My pulse is my war drum" -atwb6w This is the eighth (and last) piece of a collaborative series between the six word poet atoungewithbutsixwords and myself. poetry by: A Tounge With But Six Words illustration by: Raman Djafari
found some 6wp across my notebooks
I'm half unborn yet half eternal.
"Good having you" – said Grandpa's ghost.
Match point; she's gone, I'm done.
I learned from you, harsh lesson.
Try hard, move on; what now?
Your pokerface sheltered your own disgrace.
With our legs tangled, you shone.
Heaven; to do nothing, with you.
Draw over me. I'm still here.
Bite your lips, bite my heart.
Kissed you wrong, kissed the ground.
Salt and soil. Water, oil. Us.