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"daley" poems
So in this Month your Heart begins to press For Good October promises your Due Thinking of Delight and Travel Costs less, And finally meeting her through and through Her arm must have healed, given Time's duty No more must such Fortress wall you apart Her, Blessed Pronoun who cheers you truly On her own Springboard she performs her Part As you guide Witness to her own Unique Craft, That Guideline which does greatly Inspire Now look! Her Swan whips the Air; And the Draft Begs humbly deep its legs to retire. Your Hug was her Reward; Then the Flannel Covers your Cheers on the Upper Panel.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:53 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ELEVEN - TOM DALEY
Befrilled Godfather, why tune Yours to mine These Rightful Verses your Country observes I, an Eastern Bun's Lord in Mind consign Put my Pun in-place for their own Reserves Now this, a Muse if your Clock does witness Would burn me at stake or hang me condemned All because such Organs defy Fitness And thought the ****** I will reprehend I grow tired of this evident Trough Whilst you once scribbled Trademarks with your Quill How, my Heart-Nosed Configure such enough Yet wish to join you in your White Pipes, still. Your Epitaph stays; I dare not complete Just press these Roses your Approval, meet.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 11:23 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - EIGHTY-FOUR - TOM DALEY
See how this Trodden Commoner invites With his Self cheers the Hero on the Board As he predicts his proven Time and Sights Another Inscrutable Win absorb So much so it becomes the Nation's Theme With Married Saints you dear Prince do us Proud Even if your Light condenses to meme At least those close to you will share your Cloud I would only wish for your Halo's Morn That a Wee Signature you could offer, Poking your eyes from Dimensions and Form And just see the Heart which knows no other. Yes, I know. Seven-by-Ten Digits speak same Most by Tradition. By nature are Dames.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 11:27 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SIXTY-NINE - TOM DALEY
At least with Solemn Differences sing Honouring Friends of Great Cheer celebrate Your arm on her lap; The other on him And with a Flash these Blue Knights consecrate Jolly, so Potent turn Tan into Red That pleasant alarm Blue Oracles see And guess which Debate your Incarnate fed Whether you are or whether not to be Ready for Cause to the Next Big Event Telling yourself to Inspiration run Foresaw this Scope: Friendship and Teamwork's meant But all of this time it was just for Fun. Seriousness Adore, Someone licks the Tip In your Patron; Which was really your lip.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 2:23 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SEVENTY-FIVE - TOM DALEY
Maybe it was Best for this Reindeer-Line To Fix what should have been Fixed since ages Or tie this Noose which lost all its Define Then nod dearly at those Long-Horned Rages But how, Prince, could you bear this Entropy Even when Tories tell you to Conserve? Such Lust, needled to their Empathy May have Forgotten what you long Deserve Twice that Life-Spoken Meme; And now the Third Gushes well-rained Merriments from this Cloud Pray, that soon admit this Settlement, heard And invest their Songs and Prayers out Loud. Come, take this Hymn, and sing-along with me How greatly Petitioned; Yet not to Be.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 11:38 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SEVENTY-ONE - TOM DALEY
Flames and Hobbies must not report your Time As a Rebel-in-Arms beyond your Due Yet across the Beach is a Stern Incline Which must Inspire a Better You Yes I know, my Friend: As his own Cousin Your Image dulls like an Owl to a Mouse But the Mouse can swim. So in your Giving Behind this Chantry is a Better House I forgive your Hate to an Elder Age Since he killed the Fancy you so preserve He is that Open; And preaches the Sage Reminding the Fame you also Deserve. Now, after all that said: Which do you know The Owl that Betrays or the Mouse that Grows?
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:56 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: SAMUEL DALEY
It's that Stubborn Fever which keeps the Mood And forced your Jewels to croak a relapse Since a Year's Half-Pie you hoarded the Good And denied some Peers your Fortune, perhaps Are these the Charges we must Debate And defend the Truth of such Falsity It is a Blessing. That the Watchman was late To keep him from salting your Dignity Never again. Will this Harper reject And cut the Strings which Truth comes to rely To re-wire each String and play Respect Then tie on turtle-shells before it dies. Long-Distance Friend. The Black-Knobbed Swan's voice mute Flies away bleeding; And left out my Flute.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 2:30 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - THIRTY-EIGHT - TOM DALEY
8th grade. That was the year everything went to hell. That was the year I went on a diet. I decided to shed my last shred of dignity, along with 60+ pounds in order to impress the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year I lied to my parents. "Did you eat dinner?" they asked. "Yes," I replied, and they believed me. They couldn't tell that something wasn't quite right with their perfect little girl, who was starving for the perfect body, and for attention from the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year teachers began to ask questions. Mr. May, with the spiky hair and burly arms, glanced suspiciously at my pale skin, eerily translucent and decorated with bruises. Mrs. Fitz, who had recently been on a diet herself, always made sure that I had a lunch, although she never made sure I ate it. Mrs. ***** a small woman with a big personality, used to make comments about eating disorders just to get a rise out of me, and when that didn't work, she went a step farther. Mr. Daley, the 7th and 8th grade guidance counselor, consumed every lie I fed him, and when I grabbed a Jolly Rancher off his desk on my way back to class, he smiled with triumph, as if he had cured me, but he didn't see me throw it away as soon as I got home. Those extra 15 calories would have ruined my chances with the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year I couldn't leave the house without a sweater because, even on the warmest day, I couldn't stop shivering. That was the year all of my hair fell out. That was the year I lost most of my friends. That was the year everything went to hell because of a boy with dark, curly hair.
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:48 AM UTC
The Boy with the Dark, Curly Hair
8th grade. That was the year everything went to hell. That was the year I went on a diet. I decided to shed my last shred of dignity, along with 60+ pounds in order to impress the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year I lied to my parents. "Did you eat dinner?" they asked. "Yes," I replied, and they believed me. They couldn't tell that something wasn't quite right with their perfect little girl, who was starving for the perfect body, and for attention from the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year teachers began to ask questions. Mr. May, with the spiky hair and burly arms, glanced suspiciously at my pale skin, eerily translucent and decorated with bruises. Mrs. Fitz, who had recently been on a diet herself, always made sure that I had a lunch, although she never made sure I ate it. Mrs. ***** a small woman with a big personality, used to make comments about eating disorders just to get a rise out of me, and when that didn't work, she went a step farther. Mr. Daley, the 7th and 8th grade guidance counselor, consumed every lie I fed him, and when I grabbed a Jolly Rancher off his desk on my way back to class, he smiled with triumph, as if he had cured me, but he didn't see me throw it away as soon as I got home. Those extra 15 calories would have ruined my chances with the boy with the dark, curly hair. That was the year I couldn't leave the house without a sweater because, even on the warmest day, I couldn't stop shivering. That was the year all of my hair fell out. That was the year I lost most of my friends. That was the year everything went to hell because of a boy with dark, curly hair.
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Why in Baste Eyes my Form checks expect Yet cast my Security for his Expense Which, I suppose, that Report I prefect Was a File un-welcomed for my Good Sense Though, I assure, was all to contribute For his Sweets added to his Nationed Chest That, to chillax, take Tidbits absolute And brisk the New Day for his Talent's Best Now this, resolved to wax Slime and Conflict Thus put my Loyalty to Terms reset More fruitful, more pruned, from Pride's Tome inflict Then this Orrery - strike Rocks to Sky's bet. In turn perhaps recover from this Fling On Muted Clouds do those Falcons still Sing.
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 3:18 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - NINETY-THREE - TOM DALEY: M'AM DEBBIE DALEY - REASONS
The Second Daniel, thought to overcome Four more Visions conjured out of his Wand Without reply does he renounce his Sum, Later added Better Digits on hand Mindly notice how this Social Train plays Slowly taking Commuters off the Tracks Which this Conductor sadly he displays And the Tickets he hoped he would get back You were not the First. This I can assure But Sincerity a Note only you choose This Soul, called Will, independent from cure Balanced on Scales gives your Career a Boost. If Reason be Creed, then Failure is Heart Sir, not all Jewels you can just Compart.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 4:06 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTY-FIVE - TOM DALEY
So that's the Kudu-Horn used on your Prize: The Kind which no Mundial will ever blow To pity their Ears; And Focus revise But Senior Petrol in Love filled her Glow: In turn flashed her Grin as a Cool Relief, Humbled her Lady and recalled you Friend Indeed, the Word so long etched in Belief Was the Same Sharp Sound which caused Fans to spend And did this Spike ever taught you to Boast Though Genious the Temple Beggar reminds: That Good Deeds Un-Posted are Noble Toast But Kisses under the Fender are Fine. I guess what's left to do this Summer's End Is Toot that Horn; And Flames burn Flames again.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 3:55 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTY-ONE - TOM DALEY
Alive, her Tanned Smile mirrors in your Phone And you smile back. Such Grin spices your Face, Browning each side completely whenst alone Fortifying your Moment in good grace Haply in penance your Innocence bears Of Blue-and-White Anthems she held the Gold Which many Fans sigh deeply in Despair Knowing, in arrest, her Story is told It's now up to you. Let your Plum-Charm shine Yet suave must be your poise during your Date Me? I am the Earth-Hanuman; In thine Set this Stone Pillar to secure your Fate. I told you, Athlete: Only you decide Which Ticket you had your cause to remind.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 7:25 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - THREE - TOM DALEY
Tell me, Extended Mum, please, tell me now That Final Instruction I must Obey Whether Left or Right, whose Decision bow Will leash the Harness of my Wilding Fray What Science or Faith could explain this Cause Given this Great Gap by Geography Culture and Taste - alone such Values pause Make alien with Enduring Blasphemy Of such Tragedy the Comfort House bells, That Door engraved: "Un-Welcome those Un-Known." The Answer - to Solve which Society sells And serve Gold-Friendship with True Facts beknown. Still, that Tradition of Solitude aspect Should never be Knived; Must always Respect.
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 3:24 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - NINETY-FIVE - TOM DALEY: M'AM DEBBIE DALEY - PLEADING
Never have I seen such an Avid Score Then draw your Players back to your Credit Once Clocks have wrung your Springs tight before Now ring Best Conclusions to your Debit So your Tendons ripe and joined Model Bro Each with Burned Spectacles for Thigh's attract And he taught you well; A Flame burning so **** Timbers do kiss your Tongue's Good Act The Green Elf was right. If you could agree That Advanced Levels only stunt your Mane But just Read the Play; And Scripts follow free Your Lion-Born Instinct is one and the same. Chelsea has Won. And wore Arsenal's Shirt The Meaning of which, Tie's Variance still hurts.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 2:15 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: WILLIAM DALEY - THE COMING OF AGE
For Beauty's Maiden Name he can Compose And hope that your Legacy will ever Live This Shimmering Petal which he dares Un-Fold Will by Clock's End endear with your Harmony. Why in the Fifth Summer Month we Praise the Womb Responsible for the Songs we hear Today Whilst the Toll's Hand turns from Cradle to Tomb Your Best Song can chant the Goblins away And perhaps if I try to Improve my Lot Then avoid the ****** Record of Defeat He is your Story; This I almost Forgot And the Name once-spoken will again Repeat. With this I Commit, Beauty's Maiden Name Your Feathers un-changing; Your Spirit Remain.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 5:47 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: M'AM DEBBIE DALEY
Across the Nation's Prize I say Hello And Tradition's Tie breaks to meet my Friend You decide to either say Yes or No Whichever it is this is not the End I'm sure glad you enjoyed your Meals to date Both Horseradish and Wasabi do pair Now this Hour's Best Time to roast a Steak Such Great Leisure the Mad Chef can't declare Now before you leave for Wimbledon's Match Make sure your Bag is empty from your fill Obey, and Stony Halites fail to latch Then you enjoy the Kingdom's Biggest Thrill. I know not much, with Time and Place obsessed Least I can share which Merry Face is best.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 7:09 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ONE - TOM DALEY
Even in Third Place the gods carry you Niko and Nike, both Siblings to your Cause The Festive Cheer, numbing their Silent Boo And your Best Bronze Offer was never lost Which you deserve, definite on Boon's End Such Shout everyone will always Cherish Goodbye, Riley! Your Dim Plan was all but Bent The Assassin turned on you and Perish Still, Anointing Tears on the Bleacher's Side, Was but Artificial in its Console You made a Plan to Upgrade the next time And Fight till Morning until the next Goal. Meanwhilst enjoy, and sip to Iberia's Best With Everyone on-board; And not one less.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:59 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TWELVE - TOM DALEY
This Day, two Biped Ponies each of you ride, Strolling along the lane Lovers enjoy To watch this Sweet Scene from way far behind, A Cheque I'd like to cash-in this Friday Yes, for Pence-Tales of Romance and Success Thinking to Follow is easy enough How many, do those Squirrels squeak at-less The Time which Currency states on the Rough I guess Luck's Fair in Friendship does depend On a Brisket-List sorted in custom To where each of you in Common does spend, Well, better than sulk out of sheer boredom. The Bullseye's paid, admitting my Defeat, Licking my own Fab's whilst hugging the Street.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 9:14 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTEEN - TOM DALEY
Dear Trusting Nurse-Maid, must we Speculate The Favours your Leader asked has mulled Far healing cry a tearful Reprobate And supposed Cheerful Innocence has dulled As soon as the Red Tabloid goes to Sin And whips the Pink Horse we all fantasy Your Prince suddenly squeezes on a Whim Which the Next Frustration will testify I envy you all. Despite Fashion's Change Like Solemn Dakinis prayed for Support Cry the Call for War; And within a Range Mark him a Target then file my Report. I have lost that War. And the Battle as well Yours straight to Heaven; Mine a Journey's Hell.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 3:08 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: DALEY'S ANGELS
I admit the Pressures you Three must pass Your own Barometres took quite a toll From Stubborn Demands your ****** Peers had Compel you to Shrink and keep on a Roll But there are VALUES; Those Trusted Elders In Humble Present their Words will sure Guide All you need is some Time for yourselves, Brothers Such that its Petals will unwrap for your Sight Kind and apt Admiral! May your Shoes fill Set their Braces to walk they know can Trust So even if Hooties make Milk-Thoughts spill A Shielding Light to soap their Dunged Shells, must. This is just an Advice. Again from a Friend Whose busy Torrents tries to Help does rend.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 2:57 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FOURTY-THREE - TOM DALEY
The Will-of-Strength, firm and subtle at Peak Sought to follow his Elder and charge his Day With Weight-Lifts and Fork-Bells conquer Relief Took a Sling from his Semi; Shot the Green Elf Who flew around the House and tampered his Rage To learn such Programmes like Responses and Growth But Confident as he was to draft his Age Shot the Green Elf again; His Candles grew Old The Candles! Left there on a Muddy-Cream-Cake Waiting to be puffed by a Cold, Moral Bite Till the Drogbas arrived and brought their own Bake Then the Party resumed; Screams sparked in Delight. And the Green Elf, sleeping, spoke in the End: "Manhood be your Goal; First make me your Friend."
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Mar 8, 2013
Mar 8, 2013 at 12:34 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: WILLIAM DALEY
Begot Intentions can impurify Unsolicited Charity does attempt Even much as a Pickled Song can try Bites back at you; And bills you for Contempt What now the Rage of Imperial Process Punishes the Dreader to stock and refill? Nowadays you stick to perform your Best Later on you sit by the Window-Sill Still, check this Stubborn Loyalty in me Then decide if Ignorance you forgot My Words mean Truth; Even if Force-Believe Just to show your Radio, the Model-Lot. Still Deaf, eh? Even when the Snake has cast, Flashing films on such scales you know will pass.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 2:59 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTY-EIGHT - TOM DALEY
Inspiring Needle, pierce his fresh Leather, Inscribing Earth's Totem into his Birth Mum was Happy; What else could be better For such Achievement as well as your Worth So what if you Ascend?! Can you improvise Those Loyal Customers who bought your Face? Good Lord! Just on the lower-arm-set's Tripe, Crypted to prevent another Disgrace Envy? Me? Please! Not on my Word's Best Site Will I even Dare to take such Sour Note As I once reminded myself in-spite For every Storm there is a Shred of Hope. Three Figures picturesqued on certain Price That Midnomer then showed his Biggest Size.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 7:13 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TWO - TOM DALEY
So ends the Drama locked into your Bronze Nike kisses you and shows you her Womb Who, despite Angry Lads, live Life's Beyond Now Married are you to Testimony I guess you will survive the Afterthought Of Promos and Parcels you will not Resist The Wheel turns again; And in your Forenaught Honest Advices refuse to make a Fist You have this Resume of Deaf-Record, Partial to Characters you do not Like Even if they ask Penance for your Accord Your Self-Righteousness slaps them in-spite. What's the use? Your Friends will come to your Defense Even if an Ant like me Stings to make Sense.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 3:52 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTY - TOM DALEY
Often does your Purpose seek to Belong Thoughts your Rebellious Clouds can independ But just recall your Coins; And after long You'll realise the Worth which you will spend Maybe you Decided; Or maybe not Plans which the Architect will rennovate It's clearly shown by the Jersey you got How you love to be an Otaku's Date I'll complain to the Pug; And must he snub Even if his Language you will confuse And why he chose to reissue a **** When all he could do is ask for a fuse. Still a Nice Wear you so haply display Hoping such Good Colours will never fade.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:51 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TEN - TOM DALEY