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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Sometimes you notice
Sometimes you notice
you live in a beautiful place
-Jim DuBois
Aug 13, 2013
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Me at 43
Riding my bike
in the Meadows
near my home,
on the floodplain
of the Connecticut river
on a summer afternoon,
"I guess
I haven't
squeezed all the juice
out of life yet!"
-Jim DuBois
Aug 15, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Riding My Bike Back From the Mall
Yeah,
you knew this
was coming,
right?
I got a bike,
I write about
everyday things,
and voila!
I know
it's not deep,
or obscure academic
poetry.
It's comprehendable,
not dada-esque --
revered dada-esque.
It's not even
Charles Bukowski
drunk pathetic
poetry.
No metaphors,
no rhymes,
no special names of plants
or other things
no one really knows.
O Robert Frost,
this is not
your poetry!
I'm not counting
my syllables,
dear Haiku!
haha!
I'm not
going to a "slam"
to recite this
while I bob
back and forth
and angrily
try to make it
more than it is.
Instead, I'm telling
a simple story:
I rode my bike
back from the mall
and I was happy.
-Jim DuBois
June 19, 2013
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