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Maysey
she has an innate talent to show off her charms she’ll draw you into her web she has no illusions just lots of confusion and pretty boys that wait by her bed she runs with the masters throws stones at the ******** and swears she knows nothing at all she’ll encourage the demons take part in your treason and soon another angel will fall when I first met her I couldn’t know better pure as the white snow that falls but despite her convictions she fell to addictions when the neon wolves came to call the lights of the city offered no pity she was stripped of her wings and her grace now her second look beauty is rippled with duties of cheap wine roses and lace now advice don’t you render cause she can’t surrender from the vices that hold her in Hell and if you foolishly fall to her beckon call then soon you’ll be under her spell for her doors always open to those who are hoping to satisfy desires of lust but take from her tree and soon you will see your circle of light fade to rust she has an innate talent to show off her charms she’ll draw you into her web she has no illusions just lots of confusion and pretty boys that wait by her bed she runs with the masters throws stones at the ******** and swears she knows nothing at all she’ll encourage the demons take part in your treason and soon another angel will fall
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Dec 18, 2019
Dec 18, 2019 at 10:21 AM UTC
Neon Wolves Came to Call
what is our high what is our choice what are the reasons we have no voice because of the things or because of dear dad or because of the conflicts we too often have well our reasons seem simple and our reasons seem true but more than too often they’ll leave us so blue this undying need for glory and fame has taught us sincerely to play this game yeah we’ll dance with our prophets dance them real slow say hello to the legends before they all go we’ll live like the gypsies and blow like the wind and dance with our prophets till they let us in when our eyes grow tired and our desires grow weak when our internal martyr you know he’s begging for sleep then we’ll reach for the heavens and reach for the stars we’ll reach for whatever for we’ve traveled too far now the words of the wise men you they’ll dance on our tongues while the white dove sheds tears for what we’ve become and our discarded children whom we’ve left alone no longer will cry and now they’ll throw the stones
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Dec 18, 2019
Dec 18, 2019 at 10:17 AM UTC
Dancing With Prophets
The Poet ©Mark Maysey (1991) Down on the corner of Highland and Odin Not far from the Hollywood Bowl I Met a man with a sign that poetically rhymed And he wasn’t but forty years old He said you may not know it, but I am a poet And for a token I’ll write you a rhyme He said my pockets are bare So please show you care And soon he wrote me these lines Down on Odin street Everyone’s lonely I meet Though we’re birds of poor feathers We all flock together, down on Odin street There’s outcast preachers and out of work teachers And building with old weathered doors Someone’s Grandmother Some guy that calls me brother And Veterans of foreign wars He said he once had a good life Had himself a good wife Limos and first class he’d fly Now it’s cardboard condos Old cars with bondo And strangers that quickly walk by Well I thanked him for his rhymes With nickels and dimes He was grateful and he bowed his head And with nothing more to say He slowly turned away And he walked to another and said… Mr. You may not know it But I am a poet And for a token I’ll write you a rhyme He said my pockets are bare So please show you care And soon he wrote him these lines Down on Odin street Everyone’s lonely I meet Though we’re birds of poor feathers We all flock together, down on Odin street There’s outcast preachers and out of work teachers And building with old weathered doors Someone’s Grandmother Some guy that calls me brother And Veterans of foreign wars.
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Nov 18, 2019
Nov 18, 2019 at 10:47 PM UTC
The Poet by Mark Maysey
The Poet ©Mark Maysey (1991) Down on the corner of Highland and Odin Not far from the Hollywood Bowl I Met a man with a sign that poetically rhymed And he wasn’t but forty years old He said you may not know it, but I am a poet And for a token I’ll write you a rhyme He said my pockets are bare So please show you care And soon he wrote me these lines Down on Odin street Everyone’s lonely I meet Though we’re birds of poor feathers We all flock together, down on Odin street There’s outcast preachers and out of work teachers And building with old weathered doors Someone’s Grandmother Some guy that calls me brother And Veterans of foreign wars He said he once had a good life Had himself a good wife Limos and first class he’d fly Now it’s cardboard condos Old cars with bondo And strangers that quickly walk by Well I thanked him for his rhymes With nickels and dimes He was grateful and he bowed his head And with nothing more to say He slowly turned away And he walked to another and said… Mr. You may not know it But I am a poet And for a token I’ll write you a rhyme He said my pockets are bare So please show you care And soon he wrote him these lines Down on Odin street Everyone’s lonely I meet Though we’re birds of poor feathers We all flock together, down on Odin street There’s outcast preachers and out of work teachers And building with old weathered doors Someone’s Grandmother Some guy that calls me brother And Veterans of foreign wars.
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