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"freighted" poems
In the Midnight heaven's burning Through the ethereal deeps afar Once I watch'd with restless yearning An alluring aureate star; Ev'ry eve aloft returning Gleaming nigh the Arctic Car. Mystic waves of beauty blended With the gorgeous golden rays Phantasies of bliss descended In a myrrh'd Elysian haze. In the lyre-born chords extended Harmonies of Lydian lays. And (thought I) lies scenes of pleasure, Where the free and blessed dwell, And each moment bears a treasure, Freighted with the lotos-spell, And there floats a liquid measure From the lute of Israfel. There (I told myself) were shining Worlds of happiness unknown, Peace and Innocence entwining By the Crowned Virtue's throne; Men of light, their thoughts refining Purer, fairer, than my own. Thus I mus'd when o'er the vision Crept a red delirious change; Hope dissolving to derision, Beauty to distortion strange; Hymnic chords in weird collision, Spectral sights in endless range…. Crimson burn'd the star of madness As behind the beams I peer'd; All was woe that seem'd but gladness Ere my gaze with Truth was sear'd; Cacodaemons, mir'd with madness, Through the fever'd flick'ring leer'd…. Now I know the fiendish fable The the golden glitter bore; Now I shun the spangled sable That I watch'd and lov'd before; But the horror, set and stable, Haunts my soul forevermore!
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Astrophobos
The dwindling days fly past and I remain, Though freighted by regrets and photographs. The errors and the losses a refrain Repeating, repeating; then someone laughs, Returns me to the moment with a smile. This child, with vast bright future all before, Oblivious to older cares will while Away the hours (seeming infinite); more I cannot ask: the truth I cannot say. A child knows both much more and less than I. The moment past, the truth I cannot stay; Regrets in hand, I wander home and sigh. Death is a secret.  No one speaks his name. But one day we will have to say he came.
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Oct 3, 2016
Oct 3, 2016 at 11:32 AM UTC
Days
Hearing fogged drops of rain Precipitate violence in the Amazon, Against the placid Leaves; Left disheveled the unfiltered forest.   Dampness divorced from its thin vapor blur Plummeting memoirs retold, the cradled Past returns its own, splintered light Edging the threshold of infinitude, Axiomatic slippage each fell cold. Fallen moisture recovered, Once nourished the ancients; Correspondingly, we align. Lineal descendants, Tides of March, Sibilant waters flow through us. Hoary myths, now hallowed imminent. Ponderous, our torn skies cleft, clouds suffused in grey─ The emergent pour, casts a montage of Freighted silence, implicit tapestries Sewn seamless; our kindred froth ashore. Pedigreed continuum bound in common plight, Unseen flood of halcyon Dust and flesh coalesce beneath the torrent; Genetic lines merge ─ intersection of Time and eternity. From the same water we drink. Lineal descendants, Tides of March, Sibilant waters flow through us. ©2012 W.S. Warner
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 1:54 AM UTC
Tides of March
Oft have we trod the vales of Castaly And heard sweet notes of sylvan music blown From antique reeds to common folk unknown: And often launched our bark upon that sea Which the nine Muses hold in empery, And ploughed free furrows through the wave and foam, Nor spread reluctant sail for more safe home Till we had freighted well our argosy. Of which despoiled treasures these remain, Sordello’s passion, and the honeyed line Of young Endymion, lordly Tamburlaine Driving his pampered jades, and more than these, The seven-fold vision of the Florentine, And grave-browed Milton’s solemn harmonies.
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Amor Intellectualis
The tour group meandered through silent monuments of marble, limestone, and granite, both grandiloquent and pedestrian, both a signal of worldly prominence and all those left behind could scrape together on short notice. They stopped by the grave of a once-famed ragtime composer, the still resting place of a musician who had been all banging syncopation and boisterous clamor. The lyrics of his most famous song were etched onto the memorial lovingly in reverent tribute with the presumption of indelible finality. But the words were so blurred, so bled with the rot and rust of weather and neglect you could no longer make them out. Perhaps it was a simple failure to scrub the accursed headstone clean. Perhaps it was the inexorable stain of time that could never truly be lifted. In the end, it was all the same, all the same, the same freighted symbolism all the same.
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 3:18 AM UTC
The Cemetery
I dwell alone,--I dwell alone, alone, Whilst full my river flows down to the sea, Gilded with flashing boats That bring no friend to me: O love-songs, gurgling from a hundred throats, O love-pangs, let me be. Fair fall the freighted boats which gold and stone And spices bear to sea: Slim, gleaming maidens swell their mellow notes, Love-promising, entreating,-- Ah! sweet, but fleeting,-- Beneath the shivering, snow-white sails. Hush! the wind flags and fails,-- Hush! they will lie becalmed in sight of strand,-- Sight of my strand, where I do dwell alone; Their songs wake singing echoes in my land,-- They cannot hear me moan. One latest, solitary swallow flies Across the sea, rough autumn-tempest tost, Poor bird, shall it be lost? Dropped down into this uncongenial sea, With no kind eyes To watch it while it dies, Unguessed, uncared for, free: Set free at last, The short pang past, In sleep, in death, in dreamless sleep locked fast. Mine avenue is all a growth of oaks, Some rent by thunder-strokes, Some rustling leaves and acorns in the breeze: Fair fall my fertile trees, That rear their goodly heads, and live at ease. A spider's web blocks all mine avenue; He catches down and foolish painted flies, That spider wary and wise. Each morn it hangs a rainbow strung with dew Betwixt boughs green with sap, So fair, few creatures guess it is a trap: I will not mar the web, Though sad I am to see the small lives ebb. It shakes,--my trees shake; for a wind is roused In cavern where it housed: Each white and quivering sail, Of boats among the water leaves Hollows and strains in the full-throated gale: Each maiden sings again,-- Each languid maiden, whom the calm Had lulled to sleep with rest and spice and balm, Miles down my river to the sea They float and wane, Long miles away from me. Perhaps they say: "She grieves, Uplifted, like a beacon, on her tower." Perhaps they say: "One hour More, and we dance among the golden sheaves." Perhaps they say: "One hour More, and we stand, Face to face, hand in hand; Make haste, O slack gale, to the looked-for land!" My trees are not in flower, I have no bower, And gusty creaks my tower, And lonesome, very lonesome, is my strand.
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Autumn
I dwell alone,--I dwell alone, alone, Whilst full my river flows down to the sea, Gilded with flashing boats That bring no friend to me: O love-songs, gurgling from a hundred throats, O love-pangs, let me be. Fair fall the freighted boats which gold and stone And spices bear to sea: Slim, gleaming maidens swell their mellow notes, Love-promising, entreating,-- Ah! sweet, but fleeting,-- Beneath the shivering, snow-white sails. Hush! the wind flags and fails,-- Hush! they will lie becalmed in sight of strand,-- Sight of my strand, where I do dwell alone; Their songs wake singing echoes in my land,-- They cannot hear me moan. One latest, solitary swallow flies Across the sea, rough autumn-tempest tost, Poor bird, shall it be lost? Dropped down into this uncongenial sea, With no kind eyes To watch it while it dies, Unguessed, uncared for, free: Set free at last, The short pang past, In sleep, in death, in dreamless sleep locked fast. Mine avenue is all a growth of oaks, Some rent by thunder-strokes, Some rustling leaves and acorns in the breeze: Fair fall my fertile trees, That rear their goodly heads, and live at ease. A spider's web blocks all mine avenue; He catches down and foolish painted flies, That spider wary and wise. Each morn it hangs a rainbow strung with dew Betwixt boughs green with sap, So fair, few creatures guess it is a trap: I will not mar the web, Though sad I am to see the small lives ebb. It shakes,--my trees shake; for a wind is roused In cavern where it housed: Each white and quivering sail, Of boats among the water leaves Hollows and strains in the full-throated gale: Each maiden sings again,-- Each languid maiden, whom the calm Had lulled to sleep with rest and spice and balm, Miles down my river to the sea They float and wane, Long miles away from me. Perhaps they say: "She grieves, Uplifted, like a beacon, on her tower." Perhaps they say: "One hour More, and we dance among the golden sheaves." Perhaps they say: "One hour More, and we stand, Face to face, hand in hand; Make haste, O slack gale, to the looked-for land!" My trees are not in flower, I have no bower, And gusty creaks my tower, And lonesome, very lonesome, is my strand.
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In Ocean’s wide domains, Half buried in the sands, Lie skeletons in chains, With shackled feet and hands. Beyond the fall of dews, Deeper than plummet lies, Float ships, with all their crews, No more to sink nor rise. There the black Slave-ship swims, Freighted with human forms, Whose fettered, fleshless limbs Are not the sport of storms. These are the bones of Slaves; They gleam from the abyss; They cry, from yawning waves, “We are the Witnesses!” Within Earth’s wide domains Are markets for men’s lives; Their necks are galled with chains, Their wrists are cramped with gyves. Dead bodies, that the kite In deserts makes its prey; Murders, that with affright Scare school-boys from their play! All evil thoughts and deeds; Anger, and lust, and pride; The foulest, rankest weeds, That choke Life’s groaning tide! These are the woes of Slaves; They glare from the abyss; They cry, from unknown graves, “We are the Witnesses!”
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The Witnesses
no, No, NO the maestro said, like the eulogy we sang for the Northmen It is a bit of a sad day, especially today. He finds it soothing to hear a sad song, his son is dead, you know. Make it melancholy! This is a man who has been freighted by loss, let us do his suffering justice. Sing it again and make sure it is laden with loss. Such a sad song and so comforting. Comfort him! Play him the Troubles of this World and make sure all of the notes are burdened with loss, Heavily. no, No, NO. it goes like this: trouble, hardship, difficulty. These are the chords of sorrow, you would do well to learn them. But three years is no time at all. It takes much longer than that to fully lose one's child. Come creatures, An orchestra cannot conquer the sound of his sadness. He won't hear us yet. Can't you see that he is not listening? He thumbs through memories and pictures, La vita breve he whispers.
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 3:24 AM UTC
An Orchestra
I may have already saddened - a sameness in the parrots we care for - our suicides fight for position - we twin the parable this one: she pushed the baby carriage and in her going made quite the parabola / the baby bounced but was dead the baby bobbed - habitually I displace: the ether / a god’s trenchancy - the academic scholar of woe whose grave I would visit uninterrupted whose stone now is a lonely letter f who would’ve partnered with me to abandon my freighted usage of lonely, - of heart, of amateur eulogist
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Dec 12, 2012
Dec 12, 2012 at 11:52 AM UTC
here, brother, are some notes
(Intending to ink this early Sunday evening, twas useful I didn't.... (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCLXI) Think:  "they said twas a war-time measure..." pale Skies washed of clouds as golden light from hence Bathes these lost wastes with April's freighted sense Of violets just in tow; as blue heavns hail The dinner table set with plates t'avail Our refried beans, cheese, yoghurt, chips fr'intents, Where all have better things to do, pretense Trimmed to half curtsy whiles I search for bail. So I dined when the clock said "now." in tour, And yearn to linger, watching those deep blue Heavns which cull shadows to cavort as twere In Sunday evning's calm.  Yet that won't do. I wash the dishes; study all, then fer Whatever, scamper off til gloaming'd woo. 11Mar19a
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Mar 12, 2019
Mar 12, 2019 at 1:21 AM UTC
...And The Pres'dent Wants to Make "It" Permanent
body... it hurts and I can't do it anymore. But its okay... just sometimes, No. I can't. "Can't what!!?"_ you shriek Everything: Its painful to get dressed, coming out from the curled, soft, blankets it hurts my head, eyes, and  body I can't explain why or how. I can't explain my self not anymore. I can't be fake anymore talking **** all the time. I can't hide these feelings. I'm scared. not knowing where I am blinded of where I'm going, doing my best to cover all this chaotic mess with a smile, the smile everyone exclaims they love so dearly. A smile just to get me out the door and through the day. And Why And  How !!! How do these **** Lovely Beings see all this good, all this beauty, hope and fragile kindness.. all this peace and passion. How..! can they see all this, behind that smile.. Telling me these sweet gentle words, words I truly try to believe in! words I forget to believe in words that I find so hard to see, all these wonders people talk of. I get so lost in myself, trying to find these wonderful sweet words of calm seas, and humble peace those words, people exclaim to me. But its Hard and most days.. I just can't. So I'm sorry if I get down and all shades of blue, of lost and scared. But these horrible words: 'I can't' Have Haunted me since forever. those terrible two words.. spinning around in my miserable, lost, mind. Causing my body to hurt so with all these sleepless nights. But its Okay! No worries its Just... at times it hurts so that I look in the mirror and see lost, tired, scared, sad, eyes staring so freighted back at me. Asking why, I could possibly hurt so.. But for now. Sorry, my lovelies that I hurt so Maybe someday, I will truly believe in calm seas and shining peace with radiant skin shinning with blinding passion.
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Jan 2, 2016
Jan 2, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
I can't!
body... it hurts and I can't do it anymore. But its okay... just sometimes, No. I can't. "Can't what!!?"_ you shriek Everything: Its painful to get dressed, coming out from the curled, soft, blankets it hurts my head, eyes, and  body I can't explain why or how. I can't explain my self not anymore. I can't be fake anymore talking **** all the time. I can't hide these feelings. I'm scared. not knowing where I am blinded of where I'm going, doing my best to cover all this chaotic mess with a smile, the smile everyone exclaims they love so dearly. A smile just to get me out the door and through the day. And Why And  How !!! How do these **** Lovely Beings see all this good, all this beauty, hope and fragile kindness.. all this peace and passion. How..! can they see all this, behind that smile.. Telling me these sweet gentle words, words I truly try to believe in! words I forget to believe in words that I find so hard to see, all these wonders people talk of. I get so lost in myself, trying to find these wonderful sweet words of calm seas, and humble peace those words, people exclaim to me. But its Hard and most days.. I just can't. So I'm sorry if I get down and all shades of blue, of lost and scared. But these horrible words: 'I can't' Have Haunted me since forever. those terrible two words.. spinning around in my miserable, lost, mind. Causing my body to hurt so with all these sleepless nights. But its Okay! No worries its Just... at times it hurts so that I look in the mirror and see lost, tired, scared, sad, eyes staring so freighted back at me. Asking why, I could possibly hurt so.. But for now. Sorry, my lovelies that I hurt so Maybe someday, I will truly believe in calm seas and shining peace with radiant skin shinning with blinding passion.
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I feel like a kitchen appliance Being used until the newest model comes in from Amazon, So someone else can steal the Amazon prime light away from your matchstick way Lighting up the darkest of nights Melting my worries away I used to be that way, I look shiny And irreplaceable I never thought you could replace something irreplaceable until I don't know now? And maybe sure, My cable is freighted My blue eyes have more luggage than what it first came here with It feels like there's more instructions, More problems Probably So now I see this familiar box Amazon prime logo ready at hand Knowing that this night is will be my last This one has brown eyes And it's cables aren't freighted Like how you left me jaded That one won't be outdated, right? So as you pry me from my throne I hold as hard as I can Freighted cable holding onto the wall With all of my might Knowing that the only thing that is irreplaceable Is you.
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 8:18 PM UTC
Pry
Not love as previously wont. (sonnet #MMMMMMMCMXLVI) Lo, how the woods are silent! whiles from hence The leaves all hang in soft chartreuse, th'exhale Fast slumbring in its den, this calm to scale Half breathless while all waits with half a sense Of utter expectation I 'non finger thence, No voice to break this patient null's detail. And la, the clock just ticks, each second frail As all the rest. A Blue Jay'd scold, and whence? Work nags at me but canna tug in poor 'Scuse at my sleeve as erst wont, cuz I'm to Effect...cut off. The rift is huge in tour, Likeas a canyon whose steep walls loom through That freighted, creeping mist I can't bestir To find a glimpse of light for how to do. 11May19b
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May 11, 2019
May 11, 2019 at 6:06 PM UTC
I've Become A Broken Record...For What?
Feigning since I'd freshly painted nails and was going out after dinner to poetry class that I didn't care that he hasn't talked to me... (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCCLIII) The fragile ghost of mists likeas a veil 'Non gathers in the waning light fr'intents, As puddles shiver to rain's dimples hence, And how the clock declares work's done, to scale. Whileas the timer counts last minutes' tale, I do a sassy dance, and sparrows thence Go silent as I play out sans defense Was it a naughty thought lo, sans erm, bail? O how the firs now whisper hoarsely through This freighted calm as I serve dinner fer Us three, and carry that big soup *** (poor For just us few?) 'non to the table, to Dish out his bowl and mine, rolls too in tour With butter, marmalade as fog yet'd woo. 04Apr19f
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 10:28 PM UTC
Don't You Ever Feel...Frisky?
Ye never need the finer details so here are a few for mystique. (sonnet #MMMMMMMCMXIX) Dad's vacuum coffee *** stands in the frail And ghastly eye of Sunday's wee hours, dense Calm not at all asleep, but poised from hence Likeas a tiger waiting in betrayl To spring upon the first noise breaching pale Erm, silence' freighted null. We don't breathe thence, Nor shift within our beds...til dawn's bright sense Of "it's a new day!" draws the curtains, hale. I slept through his alarm and maunt bestir Til late, cuz slumber was a thing chased through Sae many hours, I mourned sleep would not cure My soul of aught. And Dad's now grinding, true To form, espresso beans, tae pull shots per Our Sunday wont. What of the dream I knew? 28Apr19a
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 10:46 PM UTC
...Where A Torn Fig Bar Wrapper Crowns the View
...cuz I miss YOU--but I'm certainly NOT gonna say so. (sonnet #MMMMMMMCMXX) Blue heavns wink from thin puddles snaking thence Across the naked blacktop, til a veil Of clouds spread oer such seas, and warmth too frail, How snow lies whitely on green lawns, a sense Of what, exactly? in that note, fr'intents? For e'en a **** grown through the cracks looks pale, The hope of pink-tinged satin petals' tale Upon erm, the Magnolia tree asks whence? May will be here in April's wake, ere we're Adjusted to the thought that Winter's through. Why did I ever think twas not so, poor As feeling des'late now? Are your eyes blue? Will I e'er know? Or was it* all as twere Some freighted dream I tried to realize 'new? 28Apr19b
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 10:54 PM UTC
It's Sunday. Why Do I Feel So...Dull?
emerging from the freighted dark no thought but that the sky be clear and hands be filled with all the needful that your warm hearts willed when in good daylight the first words were caught by eager listeners who had been taught that not all prizes went to those best drilled in the arcana of the freshly-killed rather to ones who would account for naught there is a victory that no one regrets up in the hills when all the gifts are due then hunters call and do not comprehend the plainer meanings and the open sets though when we have been silenced and review our final forces we find there’s no end
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 8:24 PM UTC
no one regrets
Just leer at me and put your finger on my lips as I slip into the mists. (sonnet #MMMMMMDCCCXLIX) Tis New Year's Eve and one hour left t'avail, The blueish shadows, tire tracks winding thence From here to out of sight, and white snow dense Upon the landscape are all buried, pale Within night's blacker shroud, as no detail Save distant, muffled shots is't? own a sense Of what we thought to know, yea, that pretense Mair hollow as the Scriptures tip the scale. Ya, Revelation and the end in tour Of Babylon sets all our fete as due Now on its ear, the festive note we stir Less than its vaunted echo, listed to Effect as burned up in a moment, poor As freighted joys. And what is left to do? 31Dec17a
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Jan 15, 2018
Jan 15, 2018 at 11:32 PM UTC
Here, Toss Confetti Ere You Listen
"...Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Merrily/Life is but a dream!" (Row, Row, Row Your Boat) (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCCL) Wash dinner dishes after dark for sense, To rise and wash the dishes 'gain, t'avail, In such wee hours tis night still in betrayl, The hellish nightmare I was jolted thence From for this lukewarm taste of what fr'intents I like to think is sweetest minutes' pale Chance, hark to rain cuz traffic'd shush in frail Notes by, to trundle off to work, ah whence? It's like our sleep was but a nap in tour. And I half cherish that vague sense we knew Ere dawn, as blueish twilight warms, astir, Not lost in slumber, freighted chances to-- What, eh? I do not know. Espressos fer Time to just savour coffee are good too. 04Apr19c
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 10:23 PM UTC
I Swear My Hours Are Like That Nursery Rhyme
Lawrence Hall [email protected] https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com                            He Never Met a Phor He Didn’t Like He never met a phor he didn’t like Where the dead are always spinning in their graves A discarded cup looks like a war zone And poems are unpacked instead of read Or hyperbole ‘WAY OVER THE TOP!!!!!!!!!!!! *** *** *** OH!!!!!!!! MY LIFE HAS BEEN CHANGED FOREVER!!!!!!!!!! NO ONE HAS EVER SUFFERED AS MUCH AS I!!!!!!!! And freighted his lines with adverbs in rank Until they really actually literally sank
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Dec 6, 2021
Dec 6, 2021 at 9:18 AM UTC
He Never Met a Phor He Didn't Like
Fisherman's intro, from "The Floral War." FISHERMAN             Well well, what have we here? Some field of view:                                   The turquoise circle of the dazzling sea             Blazes her setting of bright-banded sands,             Where on this first, chill morning of the year,             Our sun arises to peruse his course,             And I, to tease my living from the deeps.             Come, gilded fishes, hither to my net,             You shimmering schools of perch, soft octopi,             White-shingled shad, and jade-scaled terrapins,             Plump, krill-fed dwellers of the pickling brine,             Come now to me. To pray you have no fear             Would shuffle with the truth, as I intend             To angle for your lives, yet spoil me,             For I who come to act unneighbourly             Am poor, and strapped, and only bother you             Compelled by leaky-seamed necessity.             I have my wife’s own hatchery at home,             And you, my friends, must make their maintenance.             So, rush my meshes and forgive my faults.             Whoa there! What vision’s this? Green goddess, say,             What monstrous marvels wander on your face?             This cannot be! I am awake, and sane,             Yet seem to see a wading range of hills,             A chain of dizzy-peaked and scraggy steeps             Whose groundworks bob like buoys in the surf.             Yet now this restless reef flows closer still,             Resolving as spray-freighted citadels,             Wave-buttressed towers romping on the breakers,             Their canvas banners snapping at the breeze,             Whose men wing down from ropes to pace the decks,             And screen their eyes as if to locate me.             I’ll hustle to my chieftains with this news,             And let their cry of ominous novelty             Alert each ear from here to Mexico.             My life thus far was bright and fancy-free.             Oh, why must change then come to quiet me?                        Exit.
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Oct 3, 2016
Oct 3, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC
The Floral War 1.1
Fisherman's intro, from "The Floral War." FISHERMAN             Well well, what have we here? Some field of view:                                   The turquoise circle of the dazzling sea             Blazes her setting of bright-banded sands,             Where on this first, chill morning of the year,             Our sun arises to peruse his course,             And I, to tease my living from the deeps.             Come, gilded fishes, hither to my net,             You shimmering schools of perch, soft octopi,             White-shingled shad, and jade-scaled terrapins,             Plump, krill-fed dwellers of the pickling brine,             Come now to me. To pray you have no fear             Would shuffle with the truth, as I intend             To angle for your lives, yet spoil me,             For I who come to act unneighbourly             Am poor, and strapped, and only bother you             Compelled by leaky-seamed necessity.             I have my wife’s own hatchery at home,             And you, my friends, must make their maintenance.             So, rush my meshes and forgive my faults.             Whoa there! What vision’s this? Green goddess, say,             What monstrous marvels wander on your face?             This cannot be! I am awake, and sane,             Yet seem to see a wading range of hills,             A chain of dizzy-peaked and scraggy steeps             Whose groundworks bob like buoys in the surf.             Yet now this restless reef flows closer still,             Resolving as spray-freighted citadels,             Wave-buttressed towers romping on the breakers,             Their canvas banners snapping at the breeze,             Whose men wing down from ropes to pace the decks,             And screen their eyes as if to locate me.             I’ll hustle to my chieftains with this news,             And let their cry of ominous novelty             Alert each ear from here to Mexico.             My life thus far was bright and fancy-free.             Oh, why must change then come to quiet me?                        Exit.
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I didn't, really.  I just walked straight up to where he was working, and tada.   (sonnet #MMMMMMCCCCLVI) Does gloaming softly thieve what was, a sense Of yonder haunts the fragile light gone pale, And I see-saw on whether to avail Me of the number Joe wrote down from hence Or write him off as quite the fruitcake, whence Our tete-a-tete is laughable.  Yes, they'll Aquit him of aught, cuz I have ne bail: Despised is, um, passe for all intents. I am a woman.  "Lewd" is common fer All that.  And lo, the skies don navy-blue As nary bough stirs, traffic naught and poor. Come, now they rock, leaves whisper lightly, to Lapse into freighted silence.  Go assure Yourselves.  I'll laugh tomorrow ist? at you. 27Jun17b
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Jul 12, 2017
Jul 12, 2017 at 7:49 PM UTC
Shall We Say She Cornered Him, What Boots It?
Well, I must thank Mark S. for his piece this AM... (sonnet #MMMMMMMCMXV) Where dawn just tinges blackness with the frail Note of first blushes on the East for sense, I wake within the clutches of what thence? O wherefore does my throat half whisper bail Is gone as't burns?! A cold?! Again?! Detail Pink's softest murmurs on this grey suspense, And promise me it's all a joke from hence, Or grant my soul such mercies as avail. So sparrows gaily cry when I deter The tug which begs I write what'd roll 'non through Those freighted minutes as I cleaned in tour Twa bathrooms--while aught slept. Now hungry to Effect, what of the cruel suggestion? Poor? Is hope a thing with anchors? Is it true? 27Apr19a
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 5:34 PM UTC
While Men Draw Up Their Pretty Invocations
...um, silence? (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCCXXXIII) Where blue skies like we used to know detail This last, erm, calndar day for all intents Of March, a Sunday whose sheer calm is thence As sweet as milk's foam on th'espresso's hale Breath of strong coffee, frore winds' soft exhale That playful touch dead leaves 'non skitter hence Unto, the silence we more feel and sense Than know while sparrows chatter, lo'd prevail. The rusty can's orange label glares as twere From hiding in the bush' thin shadows through These long months since October thought it poor To scarf the leaves July was proud tae brew. And tulip capes look scrawny is't? in tour, While freighted what? nags at us to jist do. 31Mar19a
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Mar 31, 2019
Mar 31, 2019 at 5:15 PM UTC
Lo, Ask A Thousand Things, To Lapse Into--
...just sitting out there on the back stoop. (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCCIV) What gives? While twilight haunts the fragile sense The minutes linger, and soft blue heavns pale Lo, e'er so subtly, traffic on its way t'avail This start of ya, the weekend, whither hence? Hark! as the robins (distant) scold fr'intents, And sparrows' eager cries half calm to scale, Where now suspense half rises in a frail Excuse upon its elbow, ask me whence. Erst wont to sit at gathring twilight fer These little calls and noises trickling through The madder haste to be elsewhere in tour, To listen once again is sweet. I knew All this when Mum was back indoors, when her Face welcomed my return. What's changed? What's new? 22Mar19d
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Mar 23, 2019
Mar 23, 2019 at 9:54 PM UTC
Hark As Thet Freighted Stillness Gathers