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JTParreira
02-05-2008, 04:17 PM
In the last years I wanted to see
On The Waterfront
The audible Brando
with depressed eyes
wandering in the face
in its elegy about Mob
However really I wanted to hear
concerning the Joey
Joey
that was to be trainer of pigeons
but he fell of the roof.
By J.T.Parreira
jon1jt
02-05-2008, 05:29 PM
In the last years I wanted to see
On The Waterfront
The audible Brando
with depressed eyes
wandering in the face
in its elegy about Mob
However really I wanted to hear
concerning the Joey
Joey
that was to be trainer of pigeons
but he fell of the roof.
By J.T.Parreira
I think the last line should read 'off the roof' although in poetry, including my own, one can never be sure. :)
I'm just not getting the facial expressions reference. I've seen the movie and remember the part about the roof and pigeons but still it's not coming together for me.
AuntShecky
02-06-2008, 11:25 AM
I liked this. It's a good example of post-modernism, or
metafiction (works of art about works of art.)
jon1jt
02-06-2008, 09:47 PM
I liked this. It's a good example of post-modernism, or
metafiction (works of art about works of art.)
Post-modern, abstract, unintelligible, no difference.
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