Student Poetry This Project WR245 More Home		“pantoum of death” Liz Hart wITh an apathetic hand i light another one the smoke from my cigarette cHASing pAst cut grass, bleach hair, butterflies going right into the sun MakEs it hArd for me to loathe aNd act uninterestING the smoke from my cigarette chASing Something That Used to Prove i existeD mAkeS IT hard to be bored without laughing aShEs and butts litEring the eMpty school groundS A little Something that proves i’m in existence Such Is the gaMe PLayed with cigarEttes AShes and butts Yeilding tO “no smoking” institUtions I MAke couGhIng NoisEs, but have no regrets What a pathEtic life addicted to cigarettes Smoke curling pAst sunken eyeLids, Lazy pack-a-days my lungs burn from HAVing to cough so much, still no rEgrets My tirEd hANd lIghts aNother one aGain Liz Hart, a student at Clackamas Community College, has always been a poet. She is passionate about life and her turtle. Liz will serve as intern for the Clackamas Literary Review beginning September, 2005. You may read more of Liz's classroom poetry by using the graphic links below.
		"baby brother" by Liz Hart can be read here. Previous             Next 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 Copyright © 2005 Liz Hart All rights reserved. Spring Term 2005. Clackamas Community College, Oregon City, Oregon Web design by Doran Web Works.