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"egad" poems
heres what i ended the night with; an IM to my 1st born son and his 1st born son: 2 hours ago Egad, Parker finally realized that he doesn't remember Uncle Colton so he asks about him. He asked me if he is in heaven and if he ever met him since he got to meet Great Grandma Hook and she's in heaven now. It isn't the first time we've talked about him by any means, but nothing as grownup as that. Wowza. about an hour ago i have come to believe that the 5 day duration in which Colton's soul/essence/love left his body and Parker's soul/essence/love was getting ready to join his body inside Christina's big belly (reinforcing the belief that you pick your parents lol) that the two of them met in the middle, had some transendental smile, fist bump and wink to each other in acknowledgement of ea other. I think time is a human Earthy construct so it makes sense for me to say that in that period of time, they did indeed have a celestial party getting jiggy with it as only an entire Heaven filled group of soul/essence/love's are want to do... my proof of such theory will only become more evident through the years as you will notice that Parker does indeed shake his groove thang in the same style as your brother Colton....
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 2:28 AM UTC
to my 1st born son and his 1st born son
Behold! And see, my friends! ‘Tis me, Your knight of shining might! The hero, the savior, and might I add, The victor of many a fight. But I regret my quota is set. My fate may be too great, All maidens saved, all dragons slain. There is no one left to sate. “So I leave at once, at last relieved! My steed is all I need,” Said I not half an hour before The dire call to heed. He ran about, a gentleman stout. He said, “’Tis what I dread! My cat, I fear, has climbed a tree, A tree just overhead!” With lightning speed, I left my steed. With glee, I slammed the tree. The oak did shake, and the cat did drop. Hard? I disagree. Further forth, I reached Far North, A town so well renown. There, a girl beckoned and said, “That boy there stole my gown!” With hefty sigh, I did reply, And found the thief unsound. He found himself within a cell. ‘Tis why I’m so renowned! And as I rode along the road, I met a widow beset, Beset by hordes of harmless hares. She feared the furry threat. Hesitantly, I helped, you see, And shooed the hares’ adieu. She thanked me so, but I cared not, For tired of this I grew. And on my horse, I heard, of course, A speech to me beseeched. I rushed to the aid of a man who said, “Open this can o’ peaches.” “Egad! “ I yelled, “You’re hopping mad Bar none! Why, everyone!” I shan’t go on! Certainly not! My work is said and done!” A large mob came, cried my name, And prayed I’d come to aid. I did refuse, and while I slept, I saw not the dragon’s raid. I saw the town a crispy brown And shrugged with smile smug. “T’was not a very memorable sight, But its beds were rather snug.” I called my steed of noble breed. “Stew, there’s much to do!” But I heard not a whinny back: The dragon ate him too.
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Nov 9, 2011
Nov 9, 2011 at 8:48 PM UTC
Mighty Me
Behold! And see, my friends! ‘Tis me, Your knight of shining might! The hero, the savior, and might I add, The victor of many a fight. But I regret my quota is set. My fate may be too great, All maidens saved, all dragons slain. There is no one left to sate. “So I leave at once, at last relieved! My steed is all I need,” Said I not half an hour before The dire call to heed. He ran about, a gentleman stout. He said, “’Tis what I dread! My cat, I fear, has climbed a tree, A tree just overhead!” With lightning speed, I left my steed. With glee, I slammed the tree. The oak did shake, and the cat did drop. Hard? I disagree. Further forth, I reached Far North, A town so well renown. There, a girl beckoned and said, “That boy there stole my gown!” With hefty sigh, I did reply, And found the thief unsound. He found himself within a cell. ‘Tis why I’m so renowned! And as I rode along the road, I met a widow beset, Beset by hordes of harmless hares. She feared the furry threat. Hesitantly, I helped, you see, And shooed the hares’ adieu. She thanked me so, but I cared not, For tired of this I grew. And on my horse, I heard, of course, A speech to me beseeched. I rushed to the aid of a man who said, “Open this can o’ peaches.” “Egad! “ I yelled, “You’re hopping mad Bar none! Why, everyone!” I shan’t go on! Certainly not! My work is said and done!” A large mob came, cried my name, And prayed I’d come to aid. I did refuse, and while I slept, I saw not the dragon’s raid. I saw the town a crispy brown And shrugged with smile smug. “T’was not a very memorable sight, But its beds were rather snug.” I called my steed of noble breed. “Stew, there’s much to do!” But I heard not a whinny back: The dragon ate him too.
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A strange feeling cages me Clasping my heart and draining ichor I claw at my throat, To only find His presence, close. Close to my black soul, close to my twisted mind of rogue Carved and painted an ensemble of white lie That I don't feel guilty to deny Therefore, I spread my wings--I plunge in For a parlous dive with a restrained cry Egad! My wings are rotting and, Death hath found me No less of a thousand sins
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Aug 26, 2024
Aug 26, 2024 at 10:13 AM UTC
Death, You've found me
Seriously, I love poems. Like the simple poet. Never says to much, never says enough. Ending up with like 2000 friends in revelry. Ah, egad.... I love poets.
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 8:47 PM UTC
Don't Touch The Grail
Focusing on the now instead of the past or future. Hoping naked, heavenly women fall into my bed. Egad, they could never have existed anyway.
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Mar 15, 2011
Mar 15, 2011 at 12:28 AM UTC
What can I...say?
or anybody can be a poet from observation it occurs to me anybody can be a    poet   all one has to do is write a paragraph any paragraph even    nonsence is  allowed     break the sentences into unequal parts and stack them on top of each other throw in a blank line or so only use small letters play fast and loose with the tab key ignore any kind of rules      like rhythm    like meter like structure {not needed] only worry about ‘free’ expression as   o p e n is well--------great that is all anybody seems to want anyways these days oh me  a rhyme gasp these efforts can be only marginal prose ok             even the few that occasionally rise to eloquence           r most definitely not poetry         underneath the lazy tree                                                              oops egad i made another rhyme, silly me
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Apr 12, 2017
Apr 12, 2017 at 12:25 AM UTC
the death of poetrty