Writing Resources from Fifteen Minutes of Fiction

The following is a piece of writing submitted by Scribbler on June 14, 2009
"I've tried to use rhythm to evoke a suburban train trip. Tin cans are often placed on the top of paw paw trees - I'm not a gardener so I'm not sure why. These trees are very common in the back gardens of suburban Brisbane, Australia."
The Paw Paw Tree
From the train window on the Shorncliffe lineThe back yards pass us by.
Tall trees, short trees,
Leafy trees, bare trees,
Reaching for the sky.
Against old wooden fences with gaps in the slats
Stand skinny scaly sentinels
Wearing rusty tin can hats.
Good for the digestion
Rich in vitamin C
Fruits in breast heavy clusters
On the paw paw tree.
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