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Sunday, May 18, 2008
Read Scot's Bukowski Could Never Be a Haiku
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Saturday, May 17, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Stories
EVER WONDERED, ABOUT ALL THOSE STORIES,
POEMS, ARTICLES, THOUGHTS, FEELINGS
IDEAS
BILLIONS AND TRILIONS OF THEM
ALL OVER THE WORLD
THAT NEVER GOT TRANSALATED
INTO PRINT
AT ALL…?
2oo metaphors
Broken lines
Word choices
Scattered
Messy offices
And baskets filled with paper
Torn and crushed
Tears
Empty pens
Fingers stained blue black
Green and red with blood
Spent
Sweat washed
Saltily down the drain
With hopes and dreams
Flashbulbs
That never came
World of a writer
Poet Poetess
Spurned rejected
Volumes of language never
Ever published.
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Thoughts in a graveyard
In a shaded field above a quiet town,
Forgotten stones stand askew amid
Unkempt grass and overhanging trees. [more]
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Little Birds
The time has come
when all your eggs
have hatched, and left the nest.
They all have feathers, everyone,
though different from the rest.
They fly about so far from home,
but they’ll find their way back.
They gather now to sing for you
so glad they all are back.
Please continue reading my Mother's Day Poem.
when all your eggs
have hatched, and left the nest.
They all have feathers, everyone,
though different from the rest.
They fly about so far from home,
but they’ll find their way back.
They gather now to sing for you
so glad they all are back.
Please continue reading my Mother's Day Poem.
Friday, May 9, 2008
Lucas
"...A dead Lucas was a salty farm.
A bright Lucas, sweaty midnight..."
Lucas @ Bad Silhouette.blogspot.com
Labels: poem
Dream
Her hair is tightly wound, drawn into a bun at the back of her head- twenty bob-pins and a little gel. She is wearing a black, low-back swimsuit and white tights. And ballerina shoes of course. As we watch, she lifts her arms, slowly, softly…and then she is dancing, twirling, bending, an ecstasy of movement, so purely beautiful. The auditorium is so quiet; you can hear her arms cutting through the air, a whoosh as she spins- it is as if the air is moving with her, jumping here, falling there, flowing around her…you can almost- just almost- see it.
The light is cold, white, single, drawing patterns on her black skin, her feet as light as feathers, her eyes closed- iris pulsing beneath. And yet, she radiates heat, those sitting closest, like me, are already sweating. The curve of her back, black, babelicious.
A gasp as she stops, frozen in mid-step, and begins to shimmer. At first we think it is our own eyes that deceive us, then blame it on faulty lighting- but no. She is shimmering. Like gossamer, blue oil on water, silk threads in a Cinderella dress… she shimmers.
Back flip, she’s solid again, bowing, turning, a hint of a smile on her lips- a private joke with herself. Nobody claps. We just stare- immobile- her fingers pat out a tune in the air- absentmindedly, distracted, her hair is slowly beginning to come undone, her skin glowing, radiating something akin to light but not the same. And then she’s gone. An empty, soundless stage. As if she were never there at all.
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Thursday, May 8, 2008
Reality
Reality, that thing that lies before me,
that thing I cannot grasp--
a lie I once believed
Get a dose of reality.
that thing I cannot grasp--
a lie I once believed
Get a dose of reality.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Sunday, May 4, 2008
The Almost Complete Ballad Of Tommy Houston
Inspired by the adult works of Shel Silverstein, Tommy Houston was the most notorious outlaw to ever roam the face of the earth. He murdered his first man when he was only 3 years old and was feared by the devil himself. For the first time ever, all 4 parts of the Ballad Of Tommy Houston are presented together for all to enjoy. Warning: Contains graphic content. Follow the link to read The Ballad of Tommy Houston in its entirety.


