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Brian T. Brewster

Brian Brewster


Last Updated: 10/30/2009

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Gender: Male
Status: Married
Age: 32
Sign: Libra

State: Ontario
Country: CA
Signup Date: 11/13/2008

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November 15, 2008 - Saturday 

Category: Writing and Poetry

Well I hope you enjoy these few samples of my work...

In Between the In Between

In between the in between

We only have one color

No rainbows or bright sunshine here.

There is only gray

And cold cloudy days

Here in between the in between.

Here is like there

And there is like here

In between the in between.

The in between is in between

The pleasure and the pain

All emotion is the same.

Love and hate

We know not those

Here in the in between.

You don’t know me

I don’t know you

In between the in between.

Faces don’t even mater

Names mean even less

Here in the in between.

But if you really want to know me

If you wish to see my heart

I’ll be the one in the shadows

Where darkness and light don’t exist

I’ll be the one you never see

In between the in between.

 

Snowflake

Every moment with you is like a snowflake

Different yet perfect in every way.

Floating down from heaven to land on my heart

Your love, a gift from God.

Your love drifts down filling my world

Bringing a beauty I’ve never known.

Every snowflake brings peace to these cold woods

Your love brings peace to my cold life.

Your love is a snowflake, every snowflake

Perfect in every way.

 

Where

The tension slowly builds

Creeping over the horizon like the morning sun.

So still is the air, quiet all around me

What has brought about the calm?

Heavy is the fear and uncertainty

Weighted by the pain of our feelings.

Soon this weight will be off our lives,

Soon this turmoil will be at an end.

The morning dew slowly falls over us

Blanketing our lives as walls of fear over our hearts.

The quiet rumble of reoccurring lives,

Lived over and over again like the slow beat of our pulse.

Coincidence or fate matter no more

The moment of this life our only concern.

Painfully we wait in anticipation,

The next moment of the future haunting our thoughts.

The tension builds greater now, with the hope of tomorrow

The fear of the unknown leading us onward.

Forward we will press on into this newfound day

To the end we will go, slowly into the coming night.

 

Our Lives of Time

The abruptness of life.

The speed at which time passes.

Suddenly in the midst of a moment, the mere twinkle of a star,

Our lives change, time passes, the end grows near.

The events of our lives stream by,

The floods of the future rage towards us.

We can never prepare for the seconds at hand,

We can never be sure of the way before us.

Drifting through this void of life we hope for times of joy,

We pray for the blessings of happiness.

Sometimes we are overwhelmed by monotony, by normalcy,

Sometimes overtaken by the rulers of spontaneity and chance.

These things lead our lives in their own design,

Guiding us as blind men through a forest.

The gods of time play out their games,

Moving their pawns though the darkness of uncertainty.

So we move on through the whims of unseen kings,

We move through the lives we have not chosen for ourselves.

To what end will we face?

We leave that only to time and chance

 

Bypassed

We pass by without word.

We pass each other without recognition.

Everyone silenced by fear,

Too many evils pass by with the good.

Always uncertain of whom we will meet,

Always too wrapped in ourselves.

My life means more than yours,

And to you yours is more than mine.

But in life we are equals,

Uncertainty and fear not prejudiced.

And all the angels forgotten,

Replaced by the demons of confusion.

So here we remain, passing each other by,

With too much fear to pass a word.

 

Words

My feelings flow freely from my pen,

My thoughts hindered by my tongue.

I realize the release of my pain,

I realize the freezing of my soul.

Slowly the words form from ink,

Slowly the emotions leave my heart,

The walls formed around me crumble.

The power of writing, more powerful than the stone of my heart.

Drifting aimlessly through their existence,

Finding home only on paper.

Love and hate find their way between the lines,

Printed on the hopes of a better day.

My words flow stronger,

Easing my mind with every letter.

Thoughts, dreams, and ambition slowly fall,

Expressed with no sound from my lips.

 

Love

When all hope is gone and memories fade,

The face of a child comes to invade.

The loneliness of lost souls,

To help it made whole.

The smile of innocence, the eyes of love,

Sent to redeem from Heaven above.

To bring joy to the lost,

With no thought of a cost.

To love till the end,

With a warm heart to lend.

To look with no fear, no judgment or shame,

No care in the world for fortune or fame.

The eyes of a child bring only hope.

They bring wonder,

Laughter,

Warmth,

Unconditional, unquestioning love.

 

Sons

Serenity comes in many ways,

But for me not quite enough.

The few chance times we happen to meet,

Come in a small smile from an innocent face.

A wonder of rainbows and rain,

A passion for puddles and mud.

A love of rocks and slimy stuff,

That makes all my cares melt away.

The soft little voice in the morning,

The loud high pitched cries at bedtime.

All of these things not quite ever enough,

For me to be satisfied.

The only time that I feel that it will,

Is when that smile catches my eye.

Giggles and dirt and all in between,

Are all I need in my life.

The bright smile of hope from a little ones face,

My serenity, my solace,

My life.

 

Get Rich Slow

Sometimes the things that we feel we most need

Are to often not quite enough

For all of the things that our money can buy

It’s the one thing we can’t, we need most.

At times we feel whole but are still all alone

At times we are empty while accompanied.

That one thing we pass by while we race through our lives,

While we toil and labor for wealth.

The one thing we miss while we go for the gold,

Overlooked in passionate greed.

We will never find what we really crave most,

Till we slow down and cherish our time.

For love is not bought and true love never will,

Change hands for paper or coin.

To find this thing that sits just out of reach,

Is to honestly, truly know wealth.

So I think I shall walk and give up the race,

So a rich man I can soon be.

 

Beauty

Some men are drawn to the curve of a hip

Some drawn to the curve of a breast.

Some men are drawn to the length of a leg

Some to the color of hair.

But some are drawn by the mystery,

Of sensuality in intelligence.

Drawn into the realm of infinite thought,

Pulled into the mind of imagination.

Called to by the curve of a question,

Enticed by endless conversation.

Just as the alluring curves, colors, and smells,

Of the feminine bodies mystique.

The soft touch of intelligence in sexuality

Can make the hardest man become week.

For the colors fade and perfumes dissipate,

And the curves often tend to obscure.

The bond of two minds wrapped in loving embrace

Tends to slip so much less throughout time.

And the gentle kiss of paired mentality,

Lingers more often on the lips of the mind.

 

Freedom

Some battles are fought with the mind,

Some battles are fought with the gun.

Some wars are waged over fortunes,

Some wars are waged over a grudge.

Then some battles are fought with both weapons and wits,

In an ironic war over peace.

For all of the wars we as mankind do wage,

There is one we must never call truce.

For this is the battle of freedom,

The ultimate prize of our world.

Sometimes the means are truly justified,

Sometimes the price is well paid.

For the reward of freedom for all of mankind,

Is an end we must all dearly strive.

In the battle for freedom some protest,

In the battle for freedom some praise.

But with out the price that was once paid for us,

These small freedoms would have never been had.

There are times when the weight seems too much to bare,

And the price does seem a bit steep.

But if in the end it is freedoms embrace

Then it’s a price in which we should all strive.

For the lives laid down at the feet of our freedom,

Demand that this freedom is shared.

 

Voices Within

Whispers in the darkness from voices within

Calling to me through the blackness,

Where have you gone, what have you done?

They ask in a soft gentle tone.

Nowhere and nothing I often reply

For nowhere and nothing are true.

Time has stood still, frozen in place

Yesterday the same as today,

With no change in sight from monotony

And no difference in tomorrow from today.

Wake, eat, and sleep

Sometimes it all melds to one,

The blues and the reds and the yellows

Only fade to solemn dull grays.

Just as yesterday, today, and tomorrow

All fade to a single long day.

 

Well thats it, Ive teased you enough....If you want more you'll have to buy the book LOL.

'AUTHOR' STARSHINE7 POETESS
Alona Jones

 
I like 'Words' and also 'Love', not sure which 'yet' that I like the best, but those 2 are at the top so far :) You are an excellent writer indeed! Good luck, best wishes, and keep the 'magic of the pen flowing 'POET'!

:) alona~

actually you should get at least 20 Kudos for those!!
 
Posted by 'AUTHOR' STARSHINE7 POETESS on November 20, 2008 - Thursday - 11:32 PM
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Mfon

 
Good, crisp, writing as clear as the wintry weather......keep in touch friend....in a month or so let me know around mid December I'd like to post your profile and link on my personal webpage....we writers need to promote eachother.

 
Posted by Mfon on November 23, 2008 - Sunday - 2:55 PM
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Maria
Maria Vallios

 
I enjoyed "In Between the In Between".  This particular poem allows room for interpretation.  Abstract is a good description.  My interpretation could be very different from the author's point of reference. 
My interpretation is that it it a description of your "average Joe".  Not particularly famous or of pertinent relevance, but then again "average Joe" is of great importance in his own right and to those around him.  He has not an overwhelmingly exciting existence, but not one so dull either, but rather he is just in between.  The author's line of thinking may have been quite different.

I also enjoyed "Freedom".  A very straightforward poen based on fact.  I had one basic reaction to reading this poem and that is, "Right On!".  This poem deserves a standing ovation and a few "Amens".

You do good work, Brian. I enjoyed it.
Maria 
 
Posted by Maria on October 21, 2009 - Wednesday - 11:47 PM
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