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Date Posted: 23:20:44 09/18/04 Sat
Author: Raphaela
Author Host/IP: dsl-80-46-168-223.access.uk.tiscali.com / 80.46.168.223
Subject: Re: They Don't See Someone in Love
In reply to: Gray Squirrel 's message, "They Don't See Someone in Love" on 20:39:32 09/18/04 Sat

Intriguing.

R

>They Don't See Someone in Love
>
>"They Don't See Someone in Love"
>Went platinum coinciding
>With the 3rd multimillion dollar
>Week for the blockbuster movie
>Of the same name...
>
>No one heard a poet.
>
>Whoever sang it sounded like
>Whitney Houston...
>Maybe it *was* Whitney Houston,
>Maybe it was Celine Dion.
>
>The movie starred someone like
>Cameron Diaz or maybe it was
>Jennifer Lopez or Kirsten Dunst.
>
>I don't know who the guy was,
>At all.
>It wasn't Jack Nicholson.
>
>Nobody played a poet.
>
>Everybody liked it at first,
>But then a lot of people
>Began arguing
>About it and calling
>It utter trash.
>
>They liked to do that.
>A lot of people talked about it.
>
>Nobody talked about poetry.
>
>***
>
>They Don't See Someone in Love
>
>They don't see someone in love,
>They see a lost face
>With a nervous look,
>A mirror of
>A character displaced.
>
>They see a blue sky
>Or a gray sky,
>Or a dark night.
>
>What's he looking at?
>
>***
>
>That's how he wrote it.
>
>-Gray Squirrel

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