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Post by Alexandrea on Oct 27, 2005 11:31:36 GMT -5
Here is where I will post poetry I admire for one reason or another and mayhaps one or two of my poems...though to be honest, I am not a very good writer...honestly, I suck. Anyway...after that fair warning I will start this thread with a poem by yours truly. Then A couple by a poet or two I like.
Suicide/Ignorant Homicide
If tomorrow is always today then why keep playing the same old game? Drift off into a time with no time, no place to hide. A rift in the modern flow of drugs and death, It's all morbid and old...
Drop that cover of popular beleifs and show the real, the vulnerable. The naked vulnerability that is clouded by the need to hide, Hide our sober selves so that broken family ties blur to appear mended. Filling the cracks with material things...
The future hanging from a noose, slowly swaying pendelum. The tick-tock of time slowly draining the life from the younge and confused, Forced to feel the need to be more then godly but gods ourselves. The Great Gods of Hollywood...
We are all too blind to see the shattered chalise of the adolescent soul. Rose-colored glasses shall slowly fade to reveal what we've become, High on the uphoria of confomrity, low on morals, and in betweem complex emotions. Subtle Genocide of the Imprefect.
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Post by Alexandrea on Oct 28, 2005 12:02:23 GMT -5
I first heard this next poem in the form of a song. It was the most beautiful heartfelt song I had ever heard, then again it was also sung by Davy Jo Green. She is one of the most wonderful singers I have ever heard, and not only is she wonderful, but her twin is just as wonderful!
Do no go, My love An Excerpt from The Gardener
Do not go, my love, without asking my leave. I have watched all night, and now my eyes are heavy with sleep I fear lest I lose you when Iam sleeping. Do not go, my love, without asking my leave.
I start up and stretch my hands to touch you. I ask myself, "Is it a dream?" Could I but entangle your feet with my heart and hold them fast my breast! Do not go, my love, without asking my leave.
by:Rabindranath Tagore
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