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Created on: May 10, 2009
Dead skin, remnants of time, gone by
questions unanswered, still asking why
Grandpa lives, over there by his chair
parts of Grandma, gathered by a stair
Sneezing, wheezing, synuses inflamed
Uncle Patrick, never looks the same
Aunt Cynthia, scratches all night long
Cousin Jeff, is moving to Hong Kong
Bruno the dog, shares his fleas
dust bunnies, spreading their disease
Marmaduke, a cat, of annoying dander
my nostrils twitch, with his meander
From the womb, whence we came
feather dusters, make their claim
Composting, decomposing, must
ashes to ashes, and dust, to dust
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Poetry: Dust
by Jon Coe
Dead skin, remnants of time, gone by
questions unanswered, still asking why
Grandpa lives, over there by his chair
parts of
Spattering of dirt caught in the air,
The minuscule bits and pieces of hair,
Flakes of skin cells cast to the side,
Upon non-disturbed
Dust Bunny
Bunny bunny,
Come out to play,
The dusters coming to take you away,
Bunny bunny,
Bring your friends with you,
The
CHORES
Do you see, up there, by the light,
it's dust and cobwebs from last summer!
What could be under my bed
where my lover
To write a poem about dust
I will struggle through if I must
Tiny pinwheels on a beam of sun
Floating along sure seems fun
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