a found poem
Capital A will be tinged red
5 plus 2 will equal blue
One subject hates driving
Because road signs
Flood his mouth
With flavors of pistachio ice cream
And earwax
Another, hearing "castanets",
Will taste tuna fish
They cannot say why
There is no madeleine moment
The flavors just come
"Civil" to gravy
"City" to mince pie
"Confess" to coffee
Found in « For Rare Few, Taste is in the Ear of the Beholder » in this morning's New York Times.
I wonder what "synaesthesia" tastes like?
Thursday, November 23, 2006
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3 comments:
Tastes a little like John Coltrane.
nice poem. i shared it with my class.
-&ru
so cool, mgl.
thanks, &ru -- what's the class?
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