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Poetry in Process
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THE ARTS
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6 / 1986 |
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Odine Kleiner, Emerson Randolph, and George Kovacs
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Building a Rainbow
The puddle at my feet
grew with every raindrop
I saw the trees beneath
Me falling
the clouds smoking gray
and a rainbow bursting
out from underneath.
Odine Kleiner
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Last night as you slept
I looked at your body,
your face and your hands
They told me more
than you ever had or
ever will
I decided to leave you
in the night
It was the safer way
But before I left I
climbed on top of you
and completely convered you
with me
You will not remember when
you awake
But I know you will never forget
what you don't know--
what you can't see--
only what you can
feel--
Odine Kleiner
Odine Kleiner is a senior in liberal arts at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. She has been writing poetry and short stories for six years.
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