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"golfballs" poems
The ancient tacoma grainery, Stands in a corner of its own now. Tne dark tunnell still has leggs when she lets go. The dock street rail yard fills up the city like a loaf of hotnsteamy bread. Farther down our ambitious tycoon Stacks up condos, wheat pancakes, Is his breakfast of choice. They demolished the old elks club. Which sprung across the street like a walmart super store. Blue and yellow is workers vest perks and all.  Their members still grase for golfballs off the ten million dollar tees. There isnt much enjoyment, they'd rather drink. Last month my two foot clarks walked through the sliding dorrs hospitality. Wanting to see the high mountain of sucess, I looked for organic oats.   My minds to random. I inch up to the screen and see the faces of migrant workers, Hang like meat. After six months in america half the under employed, Are giving up. Deported with their children. My hope still goes out to the college students. And their first morgage of inflamatory dough. They all buy up every job still hoping for change. No marrijuana in public, Get away while the officers turn their backs, With their guns to pepper a face. In the taxing store. Im afraid we smoked heavilly. Love to the workers, Love to their vests. Everythings devoliping to quick. My new bike slices by cars of ritz crackers. Everthings been built to last. There nothing left to buil on, Only a few vacent lots that wait for tresspassers. One man dives through a trash can and isnt scared. He picks out a hamburger bun and eats his lunch.
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 4:34 AM UTC
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The ancient tacoma grainery, Stands in a corner of its own now. Tne dark tunnell still has leggs when she lets go. The dock street rail yard fills up the city like a loaf of hotnsteamy bread. Farther down our ambitious tycoon Stacks up condos, wheat pancakes, Is his breakfast of choice. They demolished the old elks club. Which sprung across the street like a walmart super store. Blue and yellow is workers vest perks and all.  Their members still grase for golfballs off the ten million dollar tees. There isnt much enjoyment, they'd rather drink. Last month my two foot clarks walked through the sliding dorrs hospitality. Wanting to see the high mountain of sucess, I looked for organic oats.   My minds to random. I inch up to the screen and see the faces of migrant workers, Hang like meat. After six months in america half the under employed, Are giving up. Deported with their children. My hope still goes out to the college students. And their first morgage of inflamatory dough. They all buy up every job still hoping for change. No marrijuana in public, Get away while the officers turn their backs, With their guns to pepper a face. In the taxing store. Im afraid we smoked heavilly. Love to the workers, Love to their vests. Everythings devoliping to quick. My new bike slices by cars of ritz crackers. Everthings been built to last. There nothing left to buil on, Only a few vacent lots that wait for tresspassers. One man dives through a trash can and isnt scared. He picks out a hamburger bun and eats his lunch.
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The dreamer can see and understand how the mountain may hold out a welcoming hand to the climber who wishes to get to the top and as the dreamer sees this he also looks at a flat piece of land and sees castles with shimmering towers made from sand. But the dreamer becomes the dream that's within the fin of a fish that swims by and the tortoise that sits high on the hog or the dog with a tick. Take your pick there are so many dreams given free what dream do I see as I look in the toothpaste? A wasteland and more towers growing out the sand with fingers that tickle me another fish swimming by in the sea and golfballs where nobody dances A room full of romance where the lights all burn dim one more fin on a fish I wish it could last but the best is what passed on the wings of a shirt or the long flowing skirts of Victorian dolls. Gangsters and Molls and big Packard cars Jelly tots that play on the moons circulating like blood round the planets and Mars which is red(so it is said) even in dreams can't get that into my head. The dreamer and know it alls and poets that fall into fantasy and wander free through the white picket fences offending no one and offering scope only for white horses and unicorns in freeforming ballet scenes with Jack and his magic beans have seen but a part of the heart of the matter and that's no matter at all. Drop off the edge and take a fall with me into a meringue of sheer lunacy and let us see what we see and if it isn't really there why should we care. To be fair some people can't understand how a castle made out of sand stands the test of time with the tide that eats at the feet of the chair but we know it's not there just imagination and the patience to look and like the words in a book that can conjure up a genie or Jack with a beanie hat or a cat that never sat on a mat but a throne. These things I have seen and have known and have grown fond of the older I get and the mountain I climb is even yet getting taller or perhaps it is me getting smaller. I ramble so slightly twice nightly and three times on Bank Holidays at time and a third. One day I don't hope to recover my senses leave me to the horses and white picket fences I'm happy.
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May 31, 2013
May 31, 2013 at 5:19 AM UTC
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The dreamer can see and understand how the mountain may hold out a welcoming hand to the climber who wishes to get to the top and as the dreamer sees this he also looks at a flat piece of land and sees castles with shimmering towers made from sand. But the dreamer becomes the dream that's within the fin of a fish that swims by and the tortoise that sits high on the hog or the dog with a tick. Take your pick there are so many dreams given free what dream do I see as I look in the toothpaste? A wasteland and more towers growing out the sand with fingers that tickle me another fish swimming by in the sea and golfballs where nobody dances A room full of romance where the lights all burn dim one more fin on a fish I wish it could last but the best is what passed on the wings of a shirt or the long flowing skirts of Victorian dolls. Gangsters and Molls and big Packard cars Jelly tots that play on the moons circulating like blood round the planets and Mars which is red(so it is said) even in dreams can't get that into my head. The dreamer and know it alls and poets that fall into fantasy and wander free through the white picket fences offending no one and offering scope only for white horses and unicorns in freeforming ballet scenes with Jack and his magic beans have seen but a part of the heart of the matter and that's no matter at all. Drop off the edge and take a fall with me into a meringue of sheer lunacy and let us see what we see and if it isn't really there why should we care. To be fair some people can't understand how a castle made out of sand stands the test of time with the tide that eats at the feet of the chair but we know it's not there just imagination and the patience to look and like the words in a book that can conjure up a genie or Jack with a beanie hat or a cat that never sat on a mat but a throne. These things I have seen and have known and have grown fond of the older I get and the mountain I climb is even yet getting taller or perhaps it is me getting smaller. I ramble so slightly twice nightly and three times on Bank Holidays at time and a third. One day I don't hope to recover my senses leave me to the horses and white picket fences I'm happy.
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drain full of peelings broken plunger & unwashed dishes drops sprinkle from the sky yesterday hail leached peas and golfballs cracked hitting windows perhaps reflection back to the hills to find freshness somehow crusts too old to chew the grains birds quiet in the autumnal wash preparing for another outing of art therapy. ginger, shallot, chilli & chicken rice later something for the blood which pumps & beats & never stops till words release and a semblance of peace arrives
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 8:26 PM UTC
Drainage
I like the smell of pavement after rain. It reminds me of camping trips from when I was a kid. I would lay awake listening to the rain hitting the tarpaulin roof. ping (pong) ping A symphony of raindrops sounded like golfballs to my childish ears. I imagined a barrel tipped over with those dimpled spheres cascading into the air and onto the roof of the camper. But in the morning I would step outside and would only be met with the smell of the rain.
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
Golfballs
You're giving me ideas Know what I mean? We say "it's in the genes." Then play before lunch I've been dreaming of you for years Drunk on the seesaw Neon salt water taffy It's checkers for me babe Clara Bow movie star looks But, prettier than that, fairer Dancing at the celebration I grab your *** like I own it You in pictured pigtails and me Not ready to chase golfballs just yet pop that cork let's celebrate cheers
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 3:38 PM UTC
Cheers