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| Earworm | |
| Written by PaulaBrown | ||||||
| 06 March 2005 | ||||||
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This piece was simply inspired by a friend who challenged me to write a poem
about sugar cubes when the Magic Roundabout film came out. I told him not to be
so soft at the time but that night, I couldn't sleep at all for sugar cubes
dancing around in my mind! Eventually, I gave up, switched on the lamp and
grabbed a pen. I know a song thatıll get on your nerves....... Joe Pasquale In a dark and silent room, the family's asleep, words are flirting with the mind, a thousand kisses deep. This poem wants to be a sugar cube blocked, rigid, ornamental words constructed perfection in 3-D glitter, crystalline text lined up row upon row. This poem wants to roll around your mouth, - linger awhile - (a lifetime on the hips) and vanish on your lips.
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