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"fram" poems
In Nature’s pieces still I see Some error, that might mended be; Something my wish could still remove, Alter or add; but my fair love Was fram’d by hands far more divine For she hath ev’ry beauteous line; Yet I had been far happier, Had Nature, that made me, made her. Then likeness might, that love creates, Have made her love what now she hates; Yet, I confess, I cannot spare From her just shape the smallest hair; Nor need I beg from all the store Pf heaven for her one beauty more. She hath too much divinity for me; Ye gods, teach her some more humanity.
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A Divine Mistress
Nature, that wahed her hands in milk, And had forgot to dry them, Instead of earth took snow and silk, At Love’s request to try them, If she a mistress could compose To please Love’s fancy out of those. Her eyes he would should be of light, A violet breath, and lips of jelly; Her hair not black, nor overbright, And of the softest down her belly; As for her inside he’d have it Only of wantonness and wit. At Love’s entreaty such a one Nature made, but with her beauty She hath fram’d a heart of stone; So as Love, by ill destiny, Must die for her whom Nature gave him Because her darling would not save him. But Time, which Nature doth despise And rudely gives her love the lie, Makes hope a fool, and sorrow wise, His hands do neither wash nor dry; But being made of steel and rust, Turns snow and silk and milk to dust. The light, the belly, lips, and breath, He dims, discolors, and destroys; With those he feeds but fills not death, Which sometimes were the food of joys. Yea, Time doth dull each lively wit, And dries all wantonness with it. Oh, cruel Time, which takes in trust Our youth, or joys, and all we have, And pays us but with age and dust; Who in the dark and silent grave When we have wandered all our ways Shuts up the story of our days.
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Nature That Washed Her Hands In Milk
Some days yu know, mi just don't andastan How a man can do di tings him do, an see himself a man. Him seh dat god give im good sense a will and a soul to know right ting fram wrang ting, to know pit from pothole. But im covet an steal an shed blood like a beast. Then im walk inna church and pray god give im peace. Is a human condition an a weakness a flesh Is flaw in im naycha, a thorn in him breast. But we human creecha, ought betta than best. Ought draw a distinction from fish and from fowl. Ought rise above avarice , greed and the rest. But sometime I feel sure that the writing on wall. will come to fruition and mankind will fall. Is a small part of hu-man sunk deep in we core what comes up and sprout wings and carry us shore. Is that thing there, part spirit, part will, part divine. What pull us from struction then skitter, then soar. Then beat wings in hubris like Icarus lore.
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 3:42 AM UTC
Icarus In Pidgeon
The village pump is where she was stationed Her purpose in life, to glean information Every morsel of 'news' she'd greedily savour Though reluctant to empty her head, to fill up her neighbour's That mucky young hussy's expecting you'll find I'm certain I know who did it this time He bought a bike, the crafty young fella And no good came on it Doris I tell ya He put one in Fram in the family way And thas a good fifteen mile away And if you ask me, he's too fond of his sister If there's a young'un who's willing round here he'd not miss her So lock up your daughter do she'll be the next He'll be snouting round here before long I expect And look at poor Bob, they say he's frustrated They reckon his hip bone is half discolated Same as old **** see him hick with his stick All wore up and not sixty as yit You don't look wholey clever yourself Doris you really should keep an eye on your health And Grandma Green has took to her bed I'll drop by there today, 'cos same as I say You're a long time dead Well I should be going, I've said too much already Cheerio now, and do you goo steady
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Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012 at 3:43 PM UTC
At the village pump
Stå fram, du, som skjules i mørket. Stå fram inn i verden. Det kan være uhyggelig; Det kan være urolig; Det kan oppvekke gru innafor deg som du ikke visste var til; Det kan føles som om jordas lunger puster deg inn og spytter deg ut; Men sånt har det alltid vært. En vismann har sagt før: Syn uten handling er kun en drøm. Handling uten syn fordriver tiden. Syn med handling kan forandre verden. Reis deg opp; ta på livet, grip tilværelse, møt folk, snakk språk, drøm sagn, bygg ting, slå deg ned, få barn, les, gråt, le, rop, løp, hopp, ta feil, gå deg vill; så blir ekte tilfredstillelse til.
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 5:52 PM UTC
Stå Fram
Se hur tiden flyger Se hur den tar dag efter dag Ringarna i stammen växer Jag lär väl vänja mig om ett tag Solstänkta dagar fann vi Långt bort från hem och hus Vi besteg den klippiga kusten Ingen kommer nånsin veta hur Du nådde fram tillslut
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 2:22 PM UTC
En Annan Gång
Flint and flight:                                               Flinta och flyta: Nature curls, open,                                        Naturen lockas, öppnas, The  unwinding.                                             Nystas av. We walk, not straight lined                         Vi går, ej rakt fram But in slow curves,                                        Men i långsamma kurvor, Towards a met horizon.                                Mot en mötande horisont. To breathe, not in flumes,                             Att andas, inte i rännor, But breath invisible,                                       Men med osynlig andedräkt, As warmth freezes winter.                            Såsom värmen fryser vintern. All root and branch                                        Alla rötter och grenar Strive to hold up                                             Strävar att hålla upp A falling sky.                                                   En fallande himmel.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 3:04 AM UTC
May 1st, Spring, Skåne, Sweden
Flint and flight: Flinta och flyta: Nature curls, open: Naturen lockas, öppnas: Unwinding. ­ Nystas av. We walk, not straight, lined Vi går, ej rakt, fram In slow curves, I långsamma kurvor, A met horizon. En mötande horisont. Breath, in flumes, Andetag, i rännor, Breath invisible, Osynlig andedräkt, Warmth freezes winter. Värmen fryser vintern. All roots and branches Alla rötter och grenar Striving to hold up: Strävar att hålla upp: falling sky. fallande himmel.
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Apr 8, 2022
Apr 8, 2022 at 7:02 AM UTC
May 1st, 2022
Her står jeg i all min nakenhet Skriver dikt på norsk og greier Jeg vet ikke helt hva jeg skal si Hvordan jeg skal sette ord på det Engelsk ville fått dette til å se fancy ut Med kompliserte ord og uttrykk Men her kommer det rå og nakne Rotete formulert, uten rim og slikt Du får fram en helt ny person i meg En person jeg selv må bli kjent med For dette er ikke likt noe jeg vet om Dette er alt helt nytt og rart for meg Følelser jeg ikke har hatt før En tvil om hva jeg egentlig vil Jeg vet ikke lenger faktisk Noe jeg alltid har trodd jeg har gjort Det er mye du ikke vet Mye du ikke bør få vite Jeg vil ikke ødelegge deg Livredd for at det skal skje Gi det tid, så vil jeg skjønne Hva jeg selv innerst inne vil Jeg vet hva jeg vil ville Men det er ikke alltid rett Dette er som en ny sang Som jeg må lære å synge Og spille på piano perfekt Før den store framvisningen Er det mulig at tiden vil si At solo er formen for meg Eller kanskje det er på tide Å gjøre det til en duett?
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Feb 14, 2017
Feb 14, 2017 at 4:44 PM UTC
Skribleri [Norwegian]
Bleak and windswept, my errant ramblings led me to some time-forgotten vale wherein a desolate mansion stood; its mullioned windows pale against the ebbing day, yet from within illumin’d, as by dancing fiends at play. Fram’d by gloomy trees, stone pinnacles leaned awry, and, through o’ergrown gardens,   that flanked a weed-strewn pathway to its rotting door, a sleet-cold wind keened for lost souls in torment ‘cross the desolate and cloud-wracked moor. With dying Phoebus now a blood-red smear upon the western hills I so resolved to shelter here out of the coming chill. Foreboding dragged my every step and cawing rooks mocked overhead as if to say: "Go, stranger, for you'll find no welcome here!" Along the gravelled path I trod and beat the door with blackthorn rod; it opened slowly; in I walked with beating heart and ne'er a thought for all the world I'd left behind, as rain and sleet and howling wind blew shut the door with crack of doom, and left me peering through the gloom! Around a table there they sat 'midst putrid food and cobwebbed vats of mouldering wine; their bony mouths gaped vacant as they grinned and laughed through time.   I swayed and swooned as in a trance, my own existence thrown by chance into that hellish company, who revelled, foul decay’d gentry! And then a fearful thunderclap's reverberations brought me back to sanity, I screamed and fled to where the hillsides cried and bled;   with staring eye and hair turn’d white, I ran into the raving night.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 5:11 AM UTC
Decay'd Gentry (a Poe Pourri)
Bleak and windswept, my errant ramblings led me to some time-forgotten vale wherein a desolate mansion stood; its mullioned windows pale against the ebbing day, yet from within illumin’d, as by dancing fiends at play. Fram’d by gloomy trees, stone pinnacles leaned awry, and, through o’ergrown gardens,   that flanked a weed-strewn pathway to its rotting door, a sleet-cold wind keened for lost souls in torment ‘cross the desolate and cloud-wracked moor. With dying Phoebus now a blood-red smear upon the western hills I so resolved to shelter here out of the coming chill. Foreboding dragged my every step and cawing rooks mocked overhead as if to say: "Go, stranger, for you'll find no welcome here!" Along the gravelled path I trod and beat the door with blackthorn rod; it opened slowly; in I walked with beating heart and ne'er a thought for all the world I'd left behind, as rain and sleet and howling wind blew shut the door with crack of doom, and left me peering through the gloom! Around a table there they sat 'midst putrid food and cobwebbed vats of mouldering wine; their bony mouths gaped vacant as they grinned and laughed through time.   I swayed and swooned as in a trance, my own existence thrown by chance into that hellish company, who revelled, foul decay’d gentry! And then a fearful thunderclap's reverberations brought me back to sanity, I screamed and fled to where the hillsides cried and bled;   with staring eye and hair turn’d white, I ran into the raving night.
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