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Monday, November 23, 2009
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The wings that held you up aloft, So feathery, so tactile soft, Bore your weight in updraft swell, That heat rose from Hinnom's Hell;
Thus as you floated, as you hovered In circled dance with your lover, Defying heaven with your weight You wafted o'er Gehenna's Gate;
Sustained upon it's Hellish fire Which rose aloft as you gyred; Little did your lover know That he was caught in Sheol's tow.
And what began in high romance As you soared on wings that chanced Saw you plummet to your Fate As you plunged down Gehenna's Gate.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
What is a city but a mound, A compilation of many towns, A base of different soil striations, Blessed by many poured libations; A heap of bones, a cemetary, Burnt cups and scrolls and statuary; A proof that life has come before; This too shall pass, and be no more.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Where are the loves of days gone by, Those lovely faces that made me cry, Whose beauty, wit, and personality Reduced my Art to banality?
Where are the loves of yesterday, Who left me speechless on the day When first I saw their charming form, And left me living so forlorn?
Where are the loves of long ago, Who seized and caught my heart in tow, Who left me gaping on my knees, Oh pride where is thy "Pretty please?"
Time has turned them into hags, They limp and jerk with shopping bags, Moving awkward down the street, Proving time is cruel and sweet.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Where are those loves of yesteryear, Who departed angry, some in fear, Who found my loving quite deficient, Not realizing they were insuffucient; For I loved with ardent heart, Pledging I would ne'er depart From my home which was their soul; Such passion takes a heavy toll; They shook their head at "what's-his-name," A wild lad, for sure insane, Who clearly loved above his station, They left bewildered, in desperation; Now safe in distance from those years, They must look back with lessened fears, And wonder at that handsome lad, Who loved them so, and now feel sad.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
I write my name, I stir the sand, Upon the beach With just my hand; A gust of wind, The seas embrace, Floods the grains As I'm erased.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
You expected much For your beauty, Devotion, slavery A eunuch's duty, And all for That patient quest: To lay my head Upon your breast; And there in rapture Quite profound To enjoy the freedom Of that mound; You look down And coyly smile Contemptuous In your guile; Whilst I think this A kind of rape And silently Plot my escape.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
The drummer boy who died alone On this forgotten hill, Bore no name, far from home, His crying, weak, then shrill; His uniform, gathered rags, His boots, a double size, On his cap, a Yankee flag, And groaning, here he died; He wandered wounded from the field Trying to get home, The bullet's pain all he could feel, Lost, his name unknown; We buried him beside this sprig Of fragile budding oak With this stone that we rigged; His name he never spoke.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
She self-destructs And burns her bridges; What once was sweet, Is stark and rigid; She looks down With pity, sorrow; But she'll do the same Upon the morrow.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Oh let us not make a cult of death: The valiant warrior's smoking breath In the reeds and bamboo shoots The circling bird, the discord flute; Stepping through the tall marsh grass, His glistening sword about to slash; Sweat drips from his heavy helmet, How carefully he weighs each step; Hunched and stooped in his rice field, The weathered farmer starts to kneel, Then he hears the bamboo part, A sword runs through his beating heart.
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
I dreamt that he had used my books, The ones I banned by all to look; Now my books were passed around; I couldn't talk or make a sound; For now I was a case, a reference, I didn't seem to make a difference; For I was subject, analyzed, I saw no deference in their eyes; All I aroused was jealousy; That was plain for me to see; But there I sat, a grinning tool, Being used like chalk at school; Used by my grinning mentor; I didn't like to be the center; Ignored as I was coolly discussed; It's hard to find someone to trust.
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
The window rattled in the sash, Violent, the storm blew past; Shaking house, and frame, and limb Which made me pause and think of him; Alexsi climbed out of his hole Wondering at the weather's toll; The wheat was down, the barn was rent, The water tower on one side bent; The German Panzer's 1st Divsion, Made a hasty .....
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
I am the silence in the crowd, The unheard voice that speaks aloud, The muzzled voice led off to prison, The mocked voice, the guard's derision; I am the voice that shouts "I am." The fervent voice born of woman That claims a rightful place on earth, A right to sing, condemn and curse, All of those who would deny my voice; I am the soul who has no choice; I paint the walls with my words; I paint my house to be heard; I am the demon in the street Who shouts at Power's Wild Beasts; I am the poet who dares to sing Borne on the love of Xiang Ling.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
"Our future's written in the stars," Is just a line in pickup bars; A boozey line to break the ice, Fate is just a false device; We reify the mythical When love is just statistical; When you figure out the odds, It vaporizes all the Gods; Successful love is one in ten, An argument to keep on trying.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
I am expert in regrets, The unending worlds of might-have beens; Of sleepless nights of pain and fret Wherein I reckoned up my sins; Where I've re-summed my foolish choices, Where I've reviewed my wasteful past, Where I've been hounded by the voices That have rightly taken me to task; Yet these misteps advanced my journey That have taken me along to you That acting as my own attorney Defends my choices though miscued; For though I'm chastized by decisions That hurt my cause in finding you, Those fruitless bonds and sad divisions Brought me into to your purview; In fear of death and black despair, Each step I take with studied care.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Let me fade away in sleep, Be spared that vision as you weep; Avoid the desperation of your eyes, For as I die I will deprive;
I'll take from you your girlish smile, The daily banter of your wiles; The occupation of your care, Which I'll repay with cruel despair;
I'd see the anguish in your eyes As I fall away, a speck, subside, Feeling powerless to assuage Your sorrow, you beside my grave;
Death is but a breath away Which can arrive on any day; I see your fear in hovering eyes Without my love will you survive?
Thus daily do I live in fear That I will simply disappear And leave you bereft to grieve alone In what was once our happy home;
I no longer live just for me, I struggle on to keep you free Of that grief which I'll bestow On you my love when forced to go.
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