If you will die for me,
I will die for you
and our graves will be like two lovers washing
their clothes together
in a laundromat
If you will bring the soap
I will bring the bleach.
Romeo and Juliet
Analysis, meaning and summary of Richard Brautigan's poem Romeo and Juliet
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i like this poem very much. it expresses so many true feelings. i believe that even though you are in heaven you should still continue writing peoms all the time. very well done.
A+ son.
that was the stupidest funniest poem ever
the author compared two lovers with laudry washing…
what the hell
Richard Brautigan, the author of this poem, has been deceased since 1984. I do not understand why you are writing comments that seem to be directed at the author of the poem.
I really like the about Romeo and Juliet, b/c it relates to the stroy very well. I think that you should keep up the good work…
I liked your poem on romeo and juliet
i like that one peom on the romeo and juleit thing and u need to keep writeing peoms you are good at it