some miscellaneous poetry

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by honeyfugle, Jun 17, 2006.

  1. honeyfugle

    honeyfugle pumpkin

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    got quite a few in my pocket at the moment, so i thought it considerate to start a single thread for them
    (by the way some of these are quite surreal... hopefully that wont put people off :p)
    also... this is probably the only occasion i ever use capital letters. cause for celebration! :H
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    Orange glue spread on a spam sandwich
    Forever a favourite of the spiritual guru
    Who was a fireman in his day job
    To pay the bills that landed on his doorstep
    Eating takeaways by the dozen
    Spending his last few pennies on chips
    He knows he shouldn't be this way
    But what can he do when he lives in a land
    Where eveyone smiles to his grinning face,
    But when he turns they throw daggers
    All he can do is duck, and ignore everything.
    Hearing things that aren't there
    And seeing things he can't portray
    He was just a boy we'll never really know
    Or love for that matter.
     
  2. honeyfugle

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    Shrouding The Anyway

    Shading on the walls
    Of my life
    How deep it is to me
    Intricate in colour
    Intimate in construction
    It fascinates me
    Taking me under its spell
    Falling on my knees
    I drop my eyes
    To the ground
    Downhill
    Downstream
    Amongst certain things
    On these walls of my life
    Are shaded in
    Intricately
    And
    Intimately.
     
  3. honeyfugle

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    Murmers of screams, a distant memory
    For the backpacker in his caravan
    What to expect, he knows of nothing
    Just to be one with the coffee of life
    Mabye comb his hair every so often
    Mabye not, but keep the childlike charm
    He had won from the friends he once left behind
    All those years ago
    In his caravan across the pancake of the universe
    On his journey to no-where.
     
  4. honeyfugle

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    A cat, dressed all in red,
    Sleeping through it's inner depths
    In a captains tower, on a bridge
    Piecing together the wisdom of the world
    And it's semi-failure-atic outlook
    It's not easy to do, you know
    He not sceptical, he just lucky
    Lighting a pipe to clear his mind
    It's certainly not tobacco
    Disconnecting the grey lighting
    Vividly inventing the same backdrop
    With randomization and alternatization
    He listens to his own experiences
    Bouncing off the floodlights
    That shine like the diamond sun
    Honeymooning in his home, sweet home
    Turning in his bed, coloured in with crayons
    The cat is learning over the years
     
  5. honeyfugle

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    A haiku. :H

    What is in a name?
    Apart from the obvious.
    Is it just a word?
     
  6. myself

    myself just me

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    I have liked the haiku very much. You've started from Shakespeare and then developed it on your own.
    And it raises an interesting problem. I'll say that a name has two parts, the sound (the word) and its reference to a person in this world.
     
  7. FreeBird1969

    FreeBird1969 Fleas on their paws.

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    These are really good. :eek: Nice job, miss honeyfugle. :)
     
  8. honeyfugle

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    For these compliments
    I have received, i share with
    You my pot of tea.

    :):):)
    (care for a biscuit?)

    ps. i think myself has hit on something there... eureka! mabye i could expand that sentence into a thousand page document and get all the credit for it...:p
     
  9. spider jerusalem

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    Same level same level until CRASh
    it breaks like so many crums cleaving alternately you understand
    no room for reason or rhyme in the manic arrangement of cells
    that eventually translates into the whole generating what one may call
    FREAK OUTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
    t’s of course enphasizing the disparity of the moment
    uncomfortable waiting, waiting waiting just to see
    to find out if the end is ..................
    Ahahaha better then the means because the means are
    Just
    plain
    disturbing
     
  10. spider jerusalem

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    wow, shouldna put that as a reply huh, well i'll figure this mess out soon enough, like your stuff tho.
     
  11. nematode

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  12. heeh2

    heeh2 Senior Member

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    *stands and applauds*
     
  13. honeyfugle

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    thank you. :)

    Death of a Backpacker
    (A continued tale from Jun 17th)

    Broken soul of a traveller on a midnight hill,

    Unmoving, face pointed to the grass below him

    Perched onto a plastic stool, surrounded by empty beer cans.

    Heavily intoxicated by a number of substances,

    Squinting through the lens of a second-rate microscope,

    He downs his whiskey to suppress his fears of what awaits him.

    Head pounding, slowly losing his heart to corporate propaganda,

    Spooning cold baked beans through thick facial hair,

    Breathing away his last seconds on earth,

    Watching his past fly before him like a dull comic strip,

    Tales of lovesick insanity, trips to slimy massage parlours,

    Playing with Rubix cubes on Hollywood sets,

    Rebelling nothing he wished he could, illiterate in the language of love,

    Worthless cherished moments just as monotonous as the first time round.

    Closing his eyes to the world for the last time, empty needle dropping out from his lifeless palm.

    Inky black sky above, lit up by yellow stars

    Casting light on another needle filled with brown-ish heroin lazing on
    the pine-hued grass,

    "You can meet me sometime in the moonlight,

    and I shall set you free",

    The narcotic eternally whispers to the spirits of the mountains.

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  14. FreeBird1969

    FreeBird1969 Fleas on their paws.

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    Wow...that last one is going perfectly along with the song I'm listening to...You and your mad po-tree skillz. :)
     
  15. supertramp

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    Man Honey those are all great! I feel poety is like a window to the soul,the mind writes it, the soul creates it! You obvioulsy have a beautiful soul!
     
  16. mad_scientist

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    Endre Ady:

    Who Come from Far Away



    We are the men who are always late,
    we are the men who come from far away.
    Our walk is always weary and sad,
    we are the men who are always late.

    We do not even know how to die in peace.
    When the face of distant death appears,
    our souls splash into a tam tam of flame.
    We do not even know how to die in peace. We are the men who are always late.
    We are never on time with our success,
    our dreams, our heaven, or our embrace.
    We are the men who are always late.
     

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