Silver WInd
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This is quite interesting. It is a nice concept, for is it not true, how often we try and convince ourselves of things that we know are not true
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LOL, yes acutally I do, I forget to add those all the time
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Thank you for your coments.
They should acutally be the, thanks for catching that one, I will go and fix it
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Thank you, though I liked the use of short lines in this poem, it was done with intention
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First Daughter
Primordial first woman
misjudged
born of bone dust
daughter of Earth
she quakes in her own
pure sensuality
restrained
and forced
to live in innocent bliss
while the folly would blindly
follow pre-destined ways
she speaks of truth
desires more than the flesh
of platitude
tasting a world beyond
her fingertips
passion quickens
her eyes are determined
insensible men mistake
for weakness
born from their own fear
they could not take the first step
it was to her burning intellect
a wise serpent would appeal
heroine in disguise
to liberate man
born him in the world
of knowledge
hers was the guiding hand
the only curse
in their shame
that they would remain
quivering in ignorance
had not woman awakened
the soul.
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Thank you for your coments, yes this poem is about escaping from this present world, and the hope that someday something better might come.
The line about "glass towers" is a refrence to modern day buildings, when I was kid, that is what they looked like to me, they looked like buildings made only of windows. And they gave the illusion that if you through a rock through one of them, the whole thing would just come shattering down.
Glass towers
will one day shatter
but I rise above
This does express the hope and wish, that the standards and the ugliness of modern society, will someday be brought down
As well it is about a sort of feeling of being disconected and not really belonging within this present world
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I really like this, it had great meaning behind it, and was quite profound, nicely done.
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The New Age
It dropped
like a hard rock
a lump that formed
in the pit of the stomach
Old pages crumpled
on the floor
flashes of the news
spilled out everywhere
Something was lost
by the clowns
writing about channel 5
and subway stations
In a heart beat
a truth was stolen
love left to plunder
only dry words
nicely arranged
will remain
Was it a true death
or a new birth
those who preach
against the ages
No longer something
of meaning lay bear
tenderness evaporated
passion a distant memory
for the heart
It all became
hard edges
angled lines
framed to look
somehow unframed
but bitterly
technical
So we close our eyes
and try to hold onto
something that was once
real before it completely
dies.
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Dream Reality
I once believed
in something that was real
but now it seems
all I do
is float above
Floating toward
something unknown
swimming with the fish
in a cloudless sky
Mechanical wings
Icarus of the 21st century
where the sun
keeps on smiling
Glass towers
will one day shatter
but I rise above
in this dream reality
Separating the illusion
into each of
its fragments
trying to put it
into context.
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The Sandman
Darkness grows as the shadow on the wall grows
stillness hovering in the air
while sleeps fingers reach to ensnare
and the dreams call to pull you under
Feel the heaviness encroach just as the nights encroach
a stealthy yet lethargic approach
there is only the internal lullaby
bidding you to drift away into the unknown
There is not a sound in the world of sound
no last stroke of a distant clock
nor a single unruffled bark
just a steady beating heart
That counts the hour to your final hour
when at last you must surrender
in full awareness you will be lost
So sleep now and forever sleep
do not listen to those who weep
we are not all but drifting sheep
waiting for you in the deep.
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LOL nice one Yog
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Interesting, I like this one.
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Nicely done, I really like this.
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The Lakeside
A remembered fist kiss by the lake
when the breeze snaked within the trees
a remembered first kiss by the lake
laughing at the dancing of the bees
the sun cuts a soft warmth though the shade
When the breeze snaked through the trees
come out and play the bird's song bade
grasses dance like ripples across the water
the sun cuts a soft warmth through the shade
Wearing a crown of wild blossoms like Diana's daughter
never was there a memory so sweet and fine
grasses dance like ripples across the water
hands clasped; fingers twined with a smile all mine
Upon the earth without a care once we danced
never was there a memory so sweet and fine
always your eyes like honey held me entranced
upon the earth without a care we danced
A remembered first kiss by the lake
a remembered first kiss by the lake.
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Thanks a lot of the great poem Peredhil, it is much appercaited
And thank you everyone else for your birthday wishes.
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I really liked this, some great imagery, and I loved the refrain that was used, in the repition of the line
Alas! Alas! Hold them now fast,
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Night Walk
A whisper came from the dark
the moon above made a ghostly smile
silence shattered by a distant bark
a whisper came from the dark
as I walked among the leaves in the park
lost among the stars I wandered for a mile
a whisper came from the dark
the moon above made a ghostly smile.
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Thank you
so often their beauty misunderstood
Yes I can see what you mean here, I was not completly sold on the word "misunderstood" and I thought and thought of another way I could convey the message I wanted using something else but I got stuck there, so I just went with it.
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Soft wonders of the majestic night
forever dreaming of the moons sweet light
vibrant colors kept hidden beneath shades
dancing delicate agility
as they flit among the star-fed flowers
painted black eyes ever watching the sky
so often their beauty misunderstood
these gentle nocturne seekers of the light
questing to obtain what they are denied
sentenced always to live in the shadow
cast always out of the suns burning light
but living instead beneath the moons glow
innocently these nightly visitors
bring nightmares upon their soft silent wings.
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I really liked this, I liked the way the poem was structured, it worked well. Nice imagery.
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The awkward line breaks, and use of puntuation in this poem were done intentionally
Early Bird
It lay upon the
table, a letter not yet
answered, but soon
to be left long forgotten.
The phone had rung with
no given response; red light
now blinking steady.
An old friend who tried to call
as the time went by,
finally thought I would say
hi; to my surprise
there was blood crusted on the
walls, sheets lay astrewn;
a smell rose most foul for what
had been this person
I once knew. Now a bloating
corpse; guess I had come too late.
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Thank you
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Yes I can see a bit of a resemblence between the two.
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Peach Fuzz
I lay among the groves
see the tree tops spanning above
limbs interlocked, filtering the sun
so only the most gentle warmth
may kiss with a lovers
welcome lips upon my skin
Soft the grass beneath me
a thousand little fingers
probing sensually with gentle strokes
over a million responsive
nerve endings
The coolness of the wind
a tongue to lap across
every inch of my yielding flesh
leaving nothing yet untouched
My own secret heaven
rocking me in ecstasy
I close my eyes
and arch my back
A distant rolling thunder
of pleasure begins a vibrating hum
throughout my body, beginning to tremble
in the coming earthquake
The leaves blow around me
rubbing, touching, brushing
against me in unexpected intimacy
excites me further
The sweet nectar
against my lips
I lavish in it
feeling the breaking come near
like a sudden storm unleashed
In a flood of spring rains
I shudder, convulsing, release
left within a confused delighted
haze, feasting on my fruit.
Owl
in Banquet Room Archives
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Owl
Who?
an ageless question
spoken by a bird
as old as Athena
it is no wonder she was
renowned for her wisdom
such a worthy advisor
she would choose
to ask a most profound
who?
No more than that said
but we may wonder
the depths of such a
quandary.
Who are we?
as living creatures
human beings
bearers of souls
Who do we think we are?
to make this trespass
to determine life and death
to shepherd the souls of others
in whose foot treads we meekly
follow with misplaced arrogance.
Who are you?
standing alone in the woods
as an individual
contemplating your own life
and existence
The stately bird
knower of the secrets
of night, watches all
from a concealed perch
and gives no answer
but a single question
who?