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 Jun 2013 Eliza
Ben Jones
Tardy are the tired eyes
That could be in their bed
Lonely is the pillowcase
The should support my head
Frantic are the fingers tips
Across the tortured keys
With coffee by the bucket-load
And a keyboard on my knees

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 Jun 2013 Eliza
Mr E
Destiny's Curse
 Jun 2013 Eliza
Mr E
Shattering the glass which held our fate
Across the dunes of time do we make
Forging the destiny we wish to create
Pushing foes with our wake
Remembering why we fight this war
Why we press through and through
Smashing destiny, we fight for much more
We fight to be
Remembered
 Jun 2013 Eliza
Jake Leonard
One day I lost my shoes,
so I always walked barefoot.
I was  terrified
to step on something sharp,
so I always had my eyes
locked on the *****, ugly ground,
always looking down.

One day I became lost
in my thoughts
and stepped on a rock.
A pang shot through my being
and looked up.
And I found the sky.
 Jun 2013 Eliza
Steven Fried
I use short words
to show how
smart small
is.

It is not
more that is
less.

But less
that can say
more
than most.

Large words
are nice
at times.

But we all
need some
chop and stop
to spice up
Our lives.

Change is all there is.
Move, Shake, Run, Jump.

All short.
All fast.
All key.

Stay strong,
bare it all.

Do not be
scared to leap
for fear of
death.

Be scared to leap
for fear of how
high you will
soar.
The wind blows its cold
Out in this world what can heat my soul
Many don't know
Frost bite a broken toe
Product of walking bare foot in the snow
Like a leopard but I need a coat
On my lows don't need highs no coke
Does a frozen river still flow
Does a broken branch still grow
Its real in the cold
Need fire, need it to burn slow like coal
Where is the fire in the cold
I got cheated on
and so, get no more ***.

My lover got some on the side,
so now, I get none at all;

What cruel ****** irony is this?
*******, Universe!
Intended to be facetious, but it's still ******* frustrating.
 Jun 2013 Eliza
Danny O'Sullivan
One day I'd like to trace the finery
Of your subconscious, in that dim light
When morning is half waving and prepared.
It'd be written on your face, your eyes
More like the weather than windows, like they say.
Cloudy with the potential for morning yawn showers
But, of course, always sunny, Even at this hour.
I'd follow your dreams, Id trace the markings of those maps
Made by pillow case creases, your cheekbone cartography.
I'd find the X and stamp it with a smile.
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