A Way To Laugh Like Children, Maybe Infants Poem by Julia Luber

A Way To Laugh Like Children, Maybe Infants

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WE are Adults. Who have found a way to laugh like children.
Perhaps even younger, like newborns: giggling, cooing.
Charmed by something about life with no rules and regulations.
Ecstatically consuming each other, an aestheticized cannibalism:
of feelings, beliefs, loves, attentions, perceptions, passions, persuasions.
All things that make our hearts sing.
We are poets, thankful that there are clouds to have our heads all up and in on.

Saturday, July 13, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: laughter
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Just enjoying the emotions I experience sometimes on PoemHunter and how it's the best use of the Internet I access.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Khairul Ahsan 13 July 2019

'Ecstatically consuming each other, an aestheticized cannibalism' - very well said! Loved the spirit of your poem.

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Julia Luber 13 July 2019

thanks again Khairul.

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