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  • Mel
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    I wrote a new poem, actually a "found" poem based on this article.

    Razor-sharp pinstripe bow ties
    fringe of ostrich feathers and lace
    forge fire
    Esteban struggles with his silver coat
    his shiny eyes -- slits
    trademark vaporous black tents
    elephants with pearls
    delicate waistcoats
    cocktails
    bohemian
    Duchess
    Baptism by
    cut - dash

    risk

    :P thanks for the feedback!

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  • wolf_wizard
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    ummmm
    wow
    I really like eyowngirl and Mel's poetry!
    please remind me again why I posted some of mine?

    Anyway, I just wanted to tell you guys that I liked it a lot!!!!

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  • Mel
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    We just had to do a whole bunch of poetry in English, including the ode, so we read "Ode to M Socks" haha

    So, now I formally present to you:

    "Ode to Gloves"

    They rested on the table,
    supreme in dignity,
    fully knowing their worth.
    Those shields of cold, slicing air,
    hunter of my fingers!
    These bright summer clouds
    bright colors
    woven by lightning
    daisies resting on a blanket
    of green
    flapping in the wind
    seagulls' strength
    as if to say
    "Here it comes! It won't be long now!"
    And to torment me
    and to comfort me
    keeping my
    hands until
    Summer.




    I'm just glad I have something to post again, haha

    and, I don't know if she'll ever see this, but : Cress: YES!! :P

    lova lova lova

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  • eowyngirl
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    I'm too lazy to copy and paste, but I do have some poetry here: : http://Writing.Com/authors/eowyngirl

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  • D'fr
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    Ni het arthe fo iref rnbo
    In the soul of a friend
    Ni het ulso fo a ednfri
    Full of hope and happiness
    Llfu fo peho nda pphassne
    But also courage
    Utb soal urcogea
    To help, to save, to follow
    Ot lphe, ot vesa, ot llfowo
    Those who need it,
    Oseth how edne ti,
    Or their own dreams.
    Ro eirth wno amsdre.

    In fire light
    Ni iref ghtli
    The darkness calls
    Het rkdassne llsca
    On the night
    No het ghtni
    Of the day
    Fo het ayd
    Of the sun lost
    Fo het uns stlo
    The earth and moon
    Het rthea nda onmo
    Flew to cover
    Ewfl ot verco
    The light
    Het ghtli


    And another...


    The Shining StarlandA BookHalfling LightSparking Sword
    To follow now a sparking word,
    Hand unto thee the ancient sword,
    To protect this land and sea,
    As old as time, thy destiny.

    Writ by Sun, by Moon
    Writ by fire, writ by night,
    Writ by ice, writ by light.
    A word of silver, a word of gold,
    A word of new, a word of old.
    Be faith, by hope, by brightest day,
    By lie, by fear, by darkest way.
    I give you day, I give you light,
    I give you dark, I give you night.

    Remembering

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  • kk
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    Now where's my notebook...let's see...here it is! I wrote a poem yesterday, and I haven't memorized it yet, so I needed the notebook...

    I was thinking about TWD when I wrote this, so it's inspired by it. And I felt like writing something sort of sad, anyway.

    Not Enough

    See the girl walking down the street
    Hanging her head in pain and defeat
    A week ago, her mother died
    She wanted to save her, and she tried

    But sometimes, trying's not enough.

    See the boy sitting in the car
    Wishing upon a shining star
    That somehow he could stop the fight
    That he and his best friend had that night

    But sometimes, wishing's not enough.

    See the man staring into space
    Longing for the touch and sweer embrace
    And the gentleness that was his wife
    Before the cancer took her life

    But sometimes, longing's not enough.

    See the younger girl sitting in her room
    Almost getting used to the growing gloom
    She turns her face to hide her grief
    She has no way to find relief

    But sometimes grieving's not enough.

    See the woman looking from above
    Upon her daughters, and her love
    And her eldest daughter's one best friend
    She sees the sorrows she wants to mend

    But sometimes, wanting's not enough.

    The eldest and best friend resolve the fight
    He gives her the comfort she needs that night
    The man and the youngest get over their grief
    They both find ways to feel relief

    And the woman still watches from above
    Again seeing her daughters, and her love
    And her eldest daughter's one best friend
    She knows that their sorrows are at and end.

    Because sometimes, loving is enough.


    Like I said, TWD inspired.

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  • Garrett Fitzgerald
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    Night falls.

    Snow scrapes across the emptying parking lot.

    A step behind you as you work.

    Warmth, laughter, love.

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  • kk
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    I look to you, to where you stand
    You're with her, and you're hand-in-hand
    And even with this turmoil in my head
    I'm happy for you

    I look to you, and see your smile
    It seems that it could stretch a mile
    I know you're hers, but would you please
    Remember all we've been through?

    Why did I never tell you how I felt
    I think you might have listened...
    And even though you're gone
    I'm thinkin' of you still

    I thought that nothing could ever come between us.
    And as it turns out, nothing ever will.


    I actually wrote that for a Nita/Kit fanfic I put on fanfiction.net.

    No, that has nothing to do with anything that is going on in my life, it was simply for the fanfic.

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  • mythbusterfan
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    hey guys, i havn't posted here in so long. so enjoy this poem.


    Fear


    we fear the dark hides many things
    beasts and demons bats with wings
    we fear the dark and all it hides
    ghosts and shadows blood red eyes

    we know only what we are shown
    i ponder this while walking home
    the twilight deepens as i stroll
    i fear the dark will take it's toll

    i find concerning the lack of light
    for things can lurk within the night
    as i breathe the midnight air
    i fear that death is everywhere

    the dawning silence, to me it seems
    with rustling noises, the darkness teems
    slowly fear flows through my veins
    receding as i pull its reins

    by dawn i begin to realize
    where the light in darkness lies
    the moon shining brightly from afar
    the peaceful twinkling of a single star

    the dawn fades in tinged with gold
    and i am breaking from the mold
    that dark is something to be feared
    when in truth it can be revered.

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  • Poliester
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    Cress: I'm interested in spoken word. I fail at writing and performing, but I love to watch it.

    I've already posted my poetry here earlier, but I want to tell about a place called the Hugo House.

    The Hugo House is a place in Seattle, Washington, USA where one can take a class, go to a poetry slam, see other poets, and more. A particular program that I enjoy is called SCRIBES. It is a workshop that meets several times during the summer. If anyone is interested, you can visit the web site (www.hugohouse.org).

    Happy writing!

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  • Cress
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    So, this isn't exactly on topic but I don't want to make a whole new topic when there's already one for poetry. Is anyone here involved in any Spoken Word stuff? I just got interested in it last month when I went to a local literary center where there was a performance and it's AMAZING!!!!!!!! I think I'm going to do my history day project on it. It really brings poetry to a whole new level, and I have a completely renewed interest in poetry now. I've been writing a ton...I don't know if I'm gonna share it though, it's all really bad. Anyway...Jason Bayani is amazing. If any of you are from San Francisco try to see him.

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  • Dragon Writer
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    i was thinking more of feign interest...i think. usually the word jumps into my head, and i put into paper if i'm really into the poem. I just kind of assume at the time of the writing that my subconsious is supplying me the right words... i mean, i AM conciously aware of what i'm writing down i guess, but i don't really think about each word....sometimes i end up going back through it, and having to change half a dozen things because i don't think it works.

    here's another poem, inspired by the same poem that inspired the alst oneL


    reading it now, after having reread it earlier and rewriting bits of it, i'm not sure how good it is actually...anyways, tell me what you think.

    i actually have a different version in my computer, and i want to infuse some parts of that one into the revised version, but i forgot to bring it with me. So, you'll have to wait.

    *gets other version and puts up another version based ont he combination* tell me which you like better (or if any is good at all)

    Claws to rake, and claws to scrratch,
    to tear across the roof s of wood or thatch,
    claws of fire, claws of rain,
    \\earth and air, and all of pain,
    tearing through the earth so hard,
    caracking all into shards,
    is ther no release from torrment?
    is everything to be so horrid?

    The clwas do rake, the claws do pull,
    they brreak and glare, and yes, they atear,
    the pull our livess apart,
    tearing through my heart,
    the fire, the rain, athe wind, earth and pain,
    oh woe doth be my heart!

    The claws do come, my life is gone,
    the horros an affront,
    my life is done, though i'm still here,
    the world is tumbling apart

    and now i wake, the night is past, and still my life i live,
    but claws are coming ne by one,
    to kill all that twell under sun.
    And now i tarully fear.

    For their secrets i do know,
    and them i now do show:
    these claws taht at us have been turned, ow to us their parts.
    these aclaws are ours, do you see,
    created not of heart,
    but of a pain, and of a hate,
    given a hunger they can not sate!
    the c;aws are ours to turn aside,
    oif only we could cease to hide,
    so face your fears, or all is lost,
    to hide shall bring to greate a c ost,
    so rise above these tearing claws,
    see the world iwth both wonders and flaws,
    and know yourself.
    Turn the claws aside,
    do now ceace to hide,
    and the world shall apart,
    no more.

    rewrote it even more typing it up, but only little changes, i think...

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  • Kathy Li
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    Err... that would be "feign" (pronounced like fain). "Fain" is one of those archaic words you find in Shakespeare. Say Romeo & Juliet II.ii:
    Thou know'st the mask of night is on my face,
    Else would a maiden blush bepaint my cheek
    For that which thou hast heard me speak to-night
    Fain would I dwell on form, fain, fain deny
    What I have spoke: but farewell compliment!
    In this case, "fain" means something that the speaker wishes or images they could do: Juliet wishes she had behaved properly ("dwell on form") and not said the stuff about Romeo he overheard her say.

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  • Dragon Writer
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    *looks it up real quick* it seemed like the right word at the time...don't know why. I thought it meant fake interest, or osmething like that, i guess. Or fake, or something...it actaully means gladdly, willingly So i guess in this case it means you can't gladdly and willillingly be interested in life. :P ok, so i'm stretching it a bit...

    I also have another poem to put in, but it'll have to wait till monday since i don't have it with me.

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