half a man

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Silent_concubine, Jun 13, 2004.

  1. Silent_concubine

    Silent_concubine Member

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    ‘round and ‘round the mulberry bush

    thorn in my thigh

    center of attention

    reach for me on high

    counted my reasons

    maybe not enough

    shouted out retorts

    never can be too tough

    burned the family tree

    severed my family ties

    just for once

    to look in your eyes

    chanced my chances

    morally contagious

    pictures painted perfect

    blank still the canvas

    you’re a cold sore

    left to haunt my soul

    you’re half of my desire

    I’m still seeking the whole

     
  2. saffronfrancisburnet

    saffronfrancisburnet Member

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    this is wonderful to read
    for some reason it made me sit up to read....

    i love the line.

    pictures painted perfect
    blank still the canvess.

    how the picture of life
    our world
    the world
    seems so full
    yet may be waiting
    to be painted
    again and again

    thank you for posting
    love n peace from saff
     
  3. littleskinny

    littleskinny Member

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    Hmmm...finally! Everyone went posting crazy lately, but this is one of few I actually wanted to read to the end. Good job.
     
  4. Silent_concubine

    Silent_concubine Member

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    You made me smile... thank you.
     
  5. EdgeUcatE

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    I liked that part because I can relate to it the most, nice nice thought in just 2 words "morally contagious", I wish I could have thought of that. peace
     
  6. moonbeam

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    That was beautiful! I like it very much! You write similar to me, in the way you arrange the length and rhythm of the lines. And hey, you live 25 min away! Groovy! I love your poetry though. How long have you been writing?
     
  7. Silent_concubine

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    I've been writting for a very long time. Maybe around 6 or so years... maybe longer. We only live 25 minutes away?! neat!
     

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