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Published on September 20, 2006 By Buddah Moskowitz In Poetry
Again I look in the mirror
and all I see are blank pages

naively I look to you
thinking you’ve got the answer

I look back and see
unintentional mistakes and close calls

at the poetry reading
I heard applause but did not trust it

my pay stub comes and I think
I fooled them for another month

I listen for the voice of God
but it sounds suspiciously like my own

even my name was intended
to destabilize

the earth keeps spinning
the world stays dizzy

and I take a small ragged comfort
in surrendering to the chaos


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Comments
on Sep 21, 2006
Order tries to rule, but eventually tires and gives in. Thanks for reading! Moskowitz
on Sep 22, 2006
Nice, Buddha as always...
on Sep 22, 2006
You are the Man, Brother!!

Johnny
on Sep 22, 2006
Thanks bro!
on Sep 23, 2006
my pay stub comes and I think
I fooled them for another month

I loved that line. I think a lot of people feel that way.

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on Sep 25, 2006
Thanks Kelly! Listen to this wise woman, BUY MY BOOK please.
on Sep 29, 2006
Aah is that Chaos I hear wedging it's why into order? Nice!


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I definately plan to!
on Oct 25, 2006
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