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Ambivalence
by Bob Church
copyright 10-16-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 



Ambivalence


Castoff regrets, transitory sorrows… sugar-dipped troubles
Spread thinly across sallow lips of doubt,
Kissed… tempted by prodding, moist tongues of worry,
Yet yielding only to the stout staff of despair…




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10-17-2002 Bob Church    

If apathy and ambivalence arm-wrestle, I'd have to put my money on apathy, but it'd be a close contest. I doubt anyone would watch it, though... ;)
10-17-2002 M.E. (Bunny) Eastveld    

Excellent write, Bob! However, now how about apathy? Or does anyone really care about apathy anyway?
Bunny
10-17-2002 William Robbins    

You've certainly lead us in a provoking cavern of wonderment with this poem. Does it job very well.
10-17-2002 Bob Church    

Madame Jo,

Are you incinerating that I have not experienced the pleasures of wine-tasting or dallied around some of the finer vintages? Hmmmmm...? Well, I'll have you know, nothing could be further from the truth! I've guzzled MANY litters (didn't think I knew the Metric system, did you?) of the vintner's finest products, even some of them lip-smacking green ones that have a cork! I resist that you take that cruel reference to the Tootsie pops back... I resemble the remark!
10-16-2002 Cristina Lipp    

Hey Bob,;)
I did just like Karen - I read it, then re-read it (ok, I confess I didn't understand it the first time). The second time it was like, "Oh..Ok." This is one of those short poems that speak volumes. Good work.
10-16-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

A Realy Great
Short One.
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