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TITLE (EDIT)
Leaving Civilization |
DESCRIPTION
Forget the part about Tarzan.
[126 words] |
AUTHOR
Marie Karr |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
A Journalism major in the Philippines, had been writing for four years, aspiring author and editor of local publications
[April 2004] |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (12)
Digging In (Poetry) It came one day when all is a flash and you go, "Wow, yeah, this is so wonderful." [84 words] [Literary Fiction]
Dream Pain (Poetry) - [71 words]
Failure, Of Course, Is As Dreary (Poetry) - [147 words]
Impulse (Poetry) Sensitive, silently forceful. [47 words] [Literary Fiction]
It Is Hunger That Binds Him, Decapitates (Poetry) I don't know of any deeper way to express the grumbling in my stomach...and my near-death experience, which is sublime. [83 words]
One Flaw Ruins All (Poetry) - [39 words]
Swirling (Poetry) - [62 words]
The Anatomy Of Presumption (Poetry) I can't guess what's happening, I'm an idiot with a slop of mud on her face. [123 words] [Literary Fiction]
The Fugitive (Poetry) An escapist lyric. [44 words] [Literary Fiction]
The Glum (Poetry) In the Sociology class, to relieve the itch inside the brain, a necessity to watch the rain...of words pour down on the scratch paper. [140 words]
Where No One Can Find Me (Poetry) - [41 words]
Whimper, Weak Little (Poetry) - [123 words]
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Leaving Civilization
Marie Karr
the pure life before, the crudeness
wrapped with cellulose now
makes Tarzan gaze at the wreck that I am
For like him, if not for Man
These petty coats trouble only
The troubled and not me
whoever told man to dress up
and calm down? There was fire
not to give warmth but to burn
Wipe my eyebrows this is not
A time to miss nor pity
Go, rise, leave the world self-contained
we are ourselves better off in the jungle
though here it is quite impressive
dying epitome of barbaric world
Go, rise, suck the world out
Flush it out of yours, it is a
Wilderness in itself, but dead
i am there, so I must be
dead too---unmoving, static, still
eating dust and breathing leather
No shoes, no clothes, I should be
Prettier without them. Give me a hand
The wild is better than this.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2004 Marie Karr |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
April 2004 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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