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"gravelly" poems
Watch out for power, for its avalanche can bury you, snow, snow, snow, smothering your mountain. Watch out for hate, it can open its mouth and you'll fling yourself out to eat off your leg, an instant ***** Watch out for friends, because when you betray them, as you will, they will bury their heads in the toilet and flush themselves away. Watch out for intellect, because it knows so much it knows nothing and leaves you hanging upside down, mouthing knowledge as your heart falls out of your mouth. Watch out for games, the actor's part, the speech planned, known, given, for they will give you away and you will stand like a naked little boy, ******* on your own child-bed. Watch out for love (unless it is true, and every part of you says yes including the toes), it will wrap you up like a mummy, and your scream won't be heard and none of your running will end. Love? Be it man. Be it woman. It must be a wave you want to glide in on, give your body to it, give your laugh to it, give, when the gravelly sand takes you, your tears to the land. To love another is something like prayer and can't be planned, you just fall into its arms because your belief undoes your disbelief. Special person, if I were you I'd pay no attention to admonitions from me, made somewhat out of your words and somewhat out of mine. A collaboration. I do not believe a word I have said, except some, except I think of you like a young tree with pasted-on leaves and know you'll root and the real green thing will come. Let go. Let go. Oh special person, possible leaves, this typewriter likes you on the way to them, but wants to break crystal glasses in celebration, for you, when the dark crust is thrown off and you float all around like a happened balloon.
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Admonitions To A Special Person
Watch out for power, for its avalanche can bury you, snow, snow, snow, smothering your mountain. Watch out for hate, it can open its mouth and you'll fling yourself out to eat off your leg, an instant ***** Watch out for friends, because when you betray them, as you will, they will bury their heads in the toilet and flush themselves away. Watch out for intellect, because it knows so much it knows nothing and leaves you hanging upside down, mouthing knowledge as your heart falls out of your mouth. Watch out for games, the actor's part, the speech planned, known, given, for they will give you away and you will stand like a naked little boy, ******* on your own child-bed. Watch out for love (unless it is true, and every part of you says yes including the toes), it will wrap you up like a mummy, and your scream won't be heard and none of your running will end. Love? Be it man. Be it woman. It must be a wave you want to glide in on, give your body to it, give your laugh to it, give, when the gravelly sand takes you, your tears to the land. To love another is something like prayer and can't be planned, you just fall into its arms because your belief undoes your disbelief. Special person, if I were you I'd pay no attention to admonitions from me, made somewhat out of your words and somewhat out of mine. A collaboration. I do not believe a word I have said, except some, except I think of you like a young tree with pasted-on leaves and know you'll root and the real green thing will come. Let go. Let go. Oh special person, possible leaves, this typewriter likes you on the way to them, but wants to break crystal glasses in celebration, for you, when the dark crust is thrown off and you float all around like a happened balloon.
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Between my finger and my thumb The squat pin rest; snug as a gun. Under my window, a clean rasping sound When the ***** sinks into gravelly ground: My father, digging. I look down Till his straining **** among the flowerbeds Bends low, comes up twenty years away Stooping in rhythm through potato drills Where he was digging. The coarse boot nestled on the lug, the shaft Against the inside knee was levered firmly. He rooted out tall tops, buried the bright edge deep To scatter new potatoes that we picked, Loving their cool hardness in our hands. By God, the old man could handle a ***** Just like his old man. My grandfather cut more turf in a day Than any other man on Toner's bog. Once I carried him milk in a bottle Corked sloppily with paper. He straightened up To drink it, then fell to right away Nicking and slicing neatly, heaving sods Over his shoulder, going down and down For the good turf. Digging. The cold smell of potato mould, the squelch and slap Of soggy peat, the curt cuts of an edge Through living roots awaken in my head. But I've no ***** to follow men like them. Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rests. I'll dig with it.
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Digging
She is sleek , a little battered scar across her back but in her silver dress whoa, never had a girl like that long legs propel her fast in any direction I turn her head She lets me press her buttons she lets me turn her on just one flick and she'll be roaring or one twist and she sits motionless When she breaks down I pick her up, fix her up god bless She's hot in summer frigid in winter and always in that dress She soothes me when I'm stressed blares out my worries when I've got them on my chest She yells out songs at the top of her gravelly voice or she whispers lullabies it's my choice loud, quite, she doesn't care I could be rich, or broke she'd still take me anywhere I've cried in her arms I've loved in her lap I even let her wear my favorite baseball cap and see my feet Once she kept me warm during my sleep watched my eyes shifting underneath my lids If she lasts long enough someday she could hold my, my kids
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 1:45 AM UTC
Stella
I take flight With all my might To be your kite Following you wherever you go To be part of your ebb and flow People think I ingested the wrong pill Because up here I can't see the roadkill And float over the pitch black oil spills From the end of your string I become king There is an approaching storm As you deviate from the norm And discontinue acting warm Your lightning strikes My metal pike Electricity tears through my thin fabric As I dream of a tranquil casket And you want to grant me my death wish I guess that's why they call me Icarish For flying to close to the rain Only to constantly feel pain To distract me from the shame From those with unknown names But familiar bigoted flames To me you both are the same Once I go against the grain You tell me to stay in my lane High above the gravelly ground Where you can't hear my sounds Of impaling wailing Because you're bailing Letting go of the string You become king I am a kite floating Spending night noting All my many mistakes That caused these breaks But despite trying my very best The wind provides a difficult test After I am battered into tatters My hopes couldn't be flatter So I start to feel it doesn't matter When my dreams came true then shattered The wind solemnly sings Of distant powerful kings But I cannot fly anymore In my broken kite form
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Nov 25, 2017
Nov 25, 2017 at 3:17 AM UTC
Kite
I poured myself out onto you, ink on vellum, your skin gravelly, your alluring purr as smooth as silk and soft as velvet, but as you folded me in your arms, my words were lost like cries in the wind. For once, in a long time, I looked at you, truly looked at you. I looked past the thin sheen of sweat at your brow, like the dew on the blades of brown grass in the hot summer mornings. I looked past the spray of freckles that dusted the tops of your cheeks and the bridge of your nose, the freckles you loathed so much when you were just a boy because they reminded you of flecks of glitter. I looked past the blonde locks that ringed your face like a golden halo. Your hair is longer now, than it was, when we were kids, but I doubt that even now, you’d let me braid it. I looked past all the little details I’d noticed about you when we were growing up, and now, I saw a man with amethyst eyes and a longing washed over me like a wave, pulling me down with the undertow. I long to know this you as I once knew you, so well, like the back of my own hand. So, with salt and foam, sweat and ink and in every sweeping wave, drag me into those lovely amethyst eyes. If the eyes truly are the windows to the soul, pour in like a light and flood on the floor. Show me what you’ve become, because, while I easily recognize your flesh and outer appearance, I long to know you deeper than looks could ever go. Sink me, show me.
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Feb 24, 2021
Feb 24, 2021 at 8:23 PM UTC
Amethyst Eyes
This hand which moves and rides some voice is not mine. I have given it over to you, young boy. This is what makes it fly so, traveling out, tripping along in dance of shape and sound. I acknowledge your presence in this fashion. You tell me by messages, beaming out the back of your head, you are the very boy who has waited an eternity at some upper railing. You sit and peer through the spaces, down the twisted stair. Your hands, they grip the vertical rail. Silent. Silent. Waiting you. Let this right hand of mine be your secret voice. Let this scrawl and scratch be your gravelly tongue— ick-nicking, ga-chooing, click and stutter. What language may I shape for our sake? With you, may I follow, setting trail markers just so. Will others come mistaking their ways for yours? My hand is opening and opens wide. I remember you. I am returning. Let it be.
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013 at 6:29 PM UTC
Inspiration that Young Boy
On the other side of the pumpkin patch there lies a narrow path. Just a dent in the woods it seems, until getting closer you can see The ground worn smooth by those who know to use it. A short, dimly lit way through the thick brush opens out And suddenly you find yourself on the gravelly bank of a railroad track. The track cuts a swath through the dense forest that leans over it As if jealous of the ground taken from its midst. In each direction the track finally loses itself in a tunnel of trees, Curving out of sight to reach some distant and unknown end. When the train comes through, robbing the woods of the solace of silence, I wonder where it’s bound, and how long it will take to get there. The rhythmic clacking of the wheels, the endless line of boxcars, The power and speed of the thing arrogantly announces itself to all-- Blind to any purpose or direction other than its own inarticulate need. As the trains moves out of sight, I look again at the empty track And wonder about the choices I have made.
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Jan 31, 2012
Jan 31, 2012 at 2:09 PM UTC
The Railroad Track
Where best to hide? Where shall darkness and death abide? Where to curl up and die alone? To close my eyes, Feel now.....more. Dance as darkness embraces, Spin the golden thread, O’ thin despair. Gravelly moans, pain streaked face, Can I hide from this dance? Backbones slowly bending, Growing to earth, Crawling soul, Dread’s painful prance. Sliver of flame, Enveloped me, as a wreath, Cries muffled, Murmurs: “Close eyes, Feel now.....more, Take this rite, Bleed, feed me forevermore” Overwhelmed, I close my eyes, Overwhelmed, by that second, That second my heart bursts and bleed, That second my last, perfect breath is freed. My crooked jaw, Hangs free, Sinister smiling, At dread’s painful prance, Thin despair, Now this is how I dance.                                              -Firefly
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 6:38 PM UTC
How I Dance
I love the smell of gasoline Blue flowers, and green neon lettering Embarrassing-honest people The words nocturnal, cavalier, and arable Reading, reading is my second-best to humans, Greek mythology, all mythology Solving math equations, being surprised The soft waves of my mother’s hair All kinds of clouds and rain Smooth fabrics, sharpened-pointy pencil-tips Gravelly voices and exploring
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Feb 1, 2012
Feb 1, 2012 at 9:06 AM UTC
A-Biography
Hello again, raven, I’m glad that you’re here, It’s been far too long since you came. I missed your black feathers, your gravelly call, Becomes music when speaking my name. Lean close, my bird, and tell me a secret, Any, if yours, will do. I’m too long alone, and the world is too guarded, I’m pinning my hopes all on you. Lean again, bird, and tell me some more, Black feathers cantilevered, Away and Away. Drink of me, And Drink of you, As we think all the night into day.
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 3:09 PM UTC
lean raven head
I'm a mineral who thinks it's a miner even if I can't tell coal from gold I offer my excavated treasures to the public only to be told they're rocks by obsidian hearted pebbles so I quietly return to my quarry and get on DraftKings Sportsbook who pays me for saying the Nuggets will win pulling validation from the gravelly depths and showing promising riches to be unearthed appealing to my **** and wallet to subvert my brain but I can't just switch off and call it considering what could be attained digging deeper and deeper down people call down from the ground but they never cared when I was around and I'd rather get gems for the **** in my mind than get **** for the gems in my mind so I continue my decline until rock bottom is mined.
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Feb 4, 2024
Feb 4, 2024 at 9:23 PM UTC
Rock Bottom Mining
The static havoc In my attic Is automatic And so emphatic Excruciating pain Roosting in rain Boosting the grain But flooding my lane While playing cosmic roulette I'm charged a clockwise debt Paid by traveling to my death Like anthrax on Amtrak The FBI can't track So the decay stacks Turning everything black Something's amiss In this blinding abyss That grabs my wrist And drains my bliss So I seek shelter But get peltered Helter skelter By the belters Tired of lies Afraid I'll die I see your eyes As a sweet surprise Then watch paint dry Unlike the tears I cry From the fear inside You'll hurt my pride Honestly You harvest me Until you're part of me Making it hard to see Where I'll be If you flee From my plea And just leave So I continue wheeling To my glass ceiling In need of timely healing I forget my frightened feeling And turn to hope Until you say nope A slippery slope With which I can't cope I thought I was saved Instead I feel shame From this disgraceful game Called you don't feel the same Which has gotten me lost Frozen in frost The coldest cost As garbage tossed You kindly offer your friendship Unable to kiss my friend's lips Unable to grab my friend's hips Unable to let myself slip I find something profound Traveling on ground With you around Safe and sound You offer insight Increasing my might By seeing the light When you are right You help me fight My perilous plight By making pain slight Removing my fright My perception of you is traveling On this road that is gravelly I once desired you madly Now others have had me But that doesn't change when I'm lonely I wish you would hold me Unable to forsake the old me I just continue traveling coldly
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 7:22 PM UTC
Traveling
The static havoc In my attic Is automatic And so emphatic Excruciating pain Roosting in rain Boosting the grain But flooding my lane While playing cosmic roulette I'm charged a clockwise debt Paid by traveling to my death Like anthrax on Amtrak The FBI can't track So the decay stacks Turning everything black Something's amiss In this blinding abyss That grabs my wrist And drains my bliss So I seek shelter But get peltered Helter skelter By the belters Tired of lies Afraid I'll die I see your eyes As a sweet surprise Then watch paint dry Unlike the tears I cry From the fear inside You'll hurt my pride Honestly You harvest me Until you're part of me Making it hard to see Where I'll be If you flee From my plea And just leave So I continue wheeling To my glass ceiling In need of timely healing I forget my frightened feeling And turn to hope Until you say nope A slippery slope With which I can't cope I thought I was saved Instead I feel shame From this disgraceful game Called you don't feel the same Which has gotten me lost Frozen in frost The coldest cost As garbage tossed You kindly offer your friendship Unable to kiss my friend's lips Unable to grab my friend's hips Unable to let myself slip I find something profound Traveling on ground With you around Safe and sound You offer insight Increasing my might By seeing the light When you are right You help me fight My perilous plight By making pain slight Removing my fright My perception of you is traveling On this road that is gravelly I once desired you madly Now others have had me But that doesn't change when I'm lonely I wish you would hold me Unable to forsake the old me I just continue traveling coldly
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I don't ask for much -- or maybe I do. Ok, so, I ask for a lot. -- or sometimes not enough. I ask for the in-betweens, the flecks of desire in your eyes, your hand squeezing into mine. I beg for the silent promises, the i-love-you's without words, the I've-waited-so-long kisses, and the laughter that falls within. I seek out, instinctively, the warmth of your hugs, The gravelly smooth low quality of your voice, And that darling half smile I hold so dear. I ask for nothing, and yet I ask everything of you. I coax it from you with a simple slip of the tongue. I ache and need and want.. to give and to take; I ask for too much and say nothing at all, I just lie here in bed, and continue to fall.
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Sep 4, 2013
Sep 4, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
The Tip of my Tongue
his voice was gravelly my world was falling apart g chords played to perfection walls colliding with each other he screamed 2 ******* people ran for cover the devil to the microphone they called him up someone dialed 911 he started singing gravelly voice and people were transfixed
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Jul 22, 2011
Jul 22, 2011 at 8:04 PM UTC
Gravel
~~~a Requiem for the DedPoet~~~ *the air we breathe and its best accompanist, a good life, well cherished, that's a symphonic harvest reaped, knowing the magma of countless blessed times daily fill it with the glee of children, raw joy, still unfermented, unpasteurized, by the sour vinegar candies of life inevitable to be delivered, mouth puckering and ill tasting bring good skills to all you do, the wisdom to lean forward, admiring it in a satisfied manner, best work leads to best content, now is the time to witness the value all about us remind me to set aside, the sidebars of grief, struggle, pause me in minute minutes, to grasp the pleasure of the joys this world provides so easy freely you come early time to me, early, as I search for your words, finding none, to begin this day, but your gravelly voice intimate initiates, you remain for me as alive as ever reminding an old poem writer, that the best is to come, if one allows, if one allows, this is my un-sad requiem~song for you, hoping that the joy of living and remembering is a bond tween us, unbreakable* ~~~ (NOTE: Since posting, the details of this item may have changed due to fluctuating market prices, federal regulations, currency rates, drought, pestilence, bandits, rush hour traffic, filibusters, clowns, zombie apocalypse, punctilious poem~developments, death, and breathing life and lives, well remembered
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Nov 1, 2015
Nov 1, 2015 at 9:56 AM UTC
A Requiem for the DedPoet....
Densely fogged under caked make-up from yesterday's tears fakely disguised beneath the crowd of masochists and nonbelievers Hearts plead and bleed as one based upon no one at all seething fear pounded through fists of rage anguish of lost hopes and lost causes Where do I go for whom do I show should I grieve for a land that is no more than make believe? Despairing and looking for cheap cigarettes they gather on their gravelly haven spurning the world and hating what it's become nothing but **** and *** Those who came before us naive double standards fearing our new status the putrid stench of change clings to our chains burdened by the nonbelievers Where do I go for whom do I show should I make believe in the world we grieve
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Jul 9, 2010
Jul 9, 2010 at 10:12 AM UTC
C.B.P.M.
I fear the thought of failure my name written in the dirt spat upon Standing in line picked out like a painting framed, ashamed of what.. of who I've become The mistakes the bad things Horrible Unkind I look back down at my name in the dirt a gravelly scribble I grab a stick, Strikethrough.
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May 5, 2017
May 5, 2017 at 1:04 PM UTC
STRIKETHROUGH
Trying to avoid the routes everyone else travels I take remote side roads and superfluous detours seeing sights unseen and grass that’s green until gravelly roads are met by tired tires breaking down in the middle of nowhere with nobody around to help I can see the freeway from here where cars flock together while getting to where they want to go.
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Oct 18, 2021
Oct 18, 2021 at 4:02 AM UTC
The Gravelly Road Less Traveled
Heavy gray clouds battle for control of the supple trees, which bend under the will of the wind, leaves whipping and flickering their bright undersides, like the dresses of frantic Spanish dancers; pale pulp squishes between her toes, the grapes bursting under the weight of eighteen-year-old feet - both the fruit and the flesh are soft and ripe and smell of sugar in the sun; the gray sea licks wildly at the gravelly shore, while her fire-red locks twist and tangle in the wind.
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 4:51 PM UTC
Spanish Summer Sea
do the bad days outweigh the good when you speak into the corner of my collarbone?                                                                               "sometimes it hurts to be this damaged." could i whisk you up in the Kwanzan cherry blooms though your body still feels imbued with winter?                                                                              "i've never met someone so afraid to be open." must i crave the insatiable taste of salt, gravelly crumbles of your encumbrance?                                                                            "i love this moment, with you and me, right here."                                                                                              (in the morning, i am still syrupy stuck                                                                                              and the sequestering sun washes me off.                                                                                              clean from the ***** taste                                                                                              that slipped off my sordid soliloquies                                                                                              into submissively diffident lobes.                                                                                               emotional adiposity                                                                                               i'd love to turn myself off                                                                                               whenever you're near)
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 9:32 PM UTC
heavy
do the bad days outweigh the good when you speak into the corner of my collarbone?                                                                               "sometimes it hurts to be this damaged." could i whisk you up in the Kwanzan cherry blooms though your body still feels imbued with winter?                                                                              "i've never met someone so afraid to be open." must i crave the insatiable taste of salt, gravelly crumbles of your encumbrance?                                                                            "i love this moment, with you and me, right here."                                                                                              (in the morning, i am still syrupy stuck                                                                                              and the sequestering sun washes me off.                                                                                              clean from the ***** taste                                                                                              that slipped off my sordid soliloquies                                                                                              into submissively diffident lobes.                                                                                               emotional adiposity                                                                                               i'd love to turn myself off                                                                                               whenever you're near)
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*Boasting coffins thick and cushiony as wombs, Pay last respects; their waxen image so Still, reprimands against motion – their tombs. Pirouette darkly against the moon, on we go.* Penny Leavitt, 2013 She walked and talked the boards – a gravelly Voice chasing the arts among the vagaries of Melody and meter and the colors of balloons. Penelope Marguerite – seven syllables to sway The boldest of characters in the most honored Stories to be seen and heard on stage. The little Shorewood house – known to groups, Nay herds of neighborhood critters and their Off-spring – where Penny dwells. “I hear the pulse of you,” she wrote, “solemn- Sweet pipes of the ***** – and abruptly shook Herself up and got on with it. That unmistakable pony-tail in strands of gray Marched with precision through grocery aisles – Cat food in cart and lottery ticket in hand. In the class notebook, she penned with care The tales of a teenaged temptress, “sauntering Sexily, swinging svelte lissome ***** Co-poets often thought her lost – she travelling Unannounced to Montreal or Chicago – but She bore the title of grandmother proudly. Penny gave her heart to whoever needed it – Not that she lost it – as snippets of amazement And humility took their places elsewhere. “This is what grandmas hope for," she wished For the face of nature to reveal its magical qualities to her grandson. Age and its surprises were not immune to Penny’s pen; she was an uncanny student of The human story. “We pass those who have gone before us;” She wrote. “We become the lassoed souls Of a younger, more agile dream.” Pope said to act well our parts; there all the Honour lies – Penny did so, and then some – “We hold our faltering shadows high.” There once was a poet named Benny, Who could write a limerick like any. It might have a word, Unique or absurd, But could not match those of our Penny! © Lewis Bosworth, April 2017
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 11:27 AM UTC
Act Well Your Part
*Boasting coffins thick and cushiony as wombs, Pay last respects; their waxen image so Still, reprimands against motion – their tombs. Pirouette darkly against the moon, on we go.* Penny Leavitt, 2013 She walked and talked the boards – a gravelly Voice chasing the arts among the vagaries of Melody and meter and the colors of balloons. Penelope Marguerite – seven syllables to sway The boldest of characters in the most honored Stories to be seen and heard on stage. The little Shorewood house – known to groups, Nay herds of neighborhood critters and their Off-spring – where Penny dwells. “I hear the pulse of you,” she wrote, “solemn- Sweet pipes of the ***** – and abruptly shook Herself up and got on with it. That unmistakable pony-tail in strands of gray Marched with precision through grocery aisles – Cat food in cart and lottery ticket in hand. In the class notebook, she penned with care The tales of a teenaged temptress, “sauntering Sexily, swinging svelte lissome ***** Co-poets often thought her lost – she travelling Unannounced to Montreal or Chicago – but She bore the title of grandmother proudly. Penny gave her heart to whoever needed it – Not that she lost it – as snippets of amazement And humility took their places elsewhere. “This is what grandmas hope for," she wished For the face of nature to reveal its magical qualities to her grandson. Age and its surprises were not immune to Penny’s pen; she was an uncanny student of The human story. “We pass those who have gone before us;” She wrote. “We become the lassoed souls Of a younger, more agile dream.” Pope said to act well our parts; there all the Honour lies – Penny did so, and then some – “We hold our faltering shadows high.” There once was a poet named Benny, Who could write a limerick like any. It might have a word, Unique or absurd, But could not match those of our Penny! © Lewis Bosworth, April 2017
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bring her an ensemble, brioche and cafe au lait 'À la manière des Français' an unexpected surprise, on a weekend Sunday-in-bed-celebration the messenger, me, recommends  le dunkin', insertion of the bread into the morning liqueur pre-sipping "I don't like wet bread" she states officially, in tone strident and reproving, even gravelly gravitas-aly, and to me-self, inside thinking, softee softee... *what other dark secrets doth this ***** harbor?* march 26 2017 10:11 am
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 10:27 AM UTC
wet bread
a sharp blade carving shaving after shaving from a gnarled wooden stick or is it the sound of your gravelly singing and the many guitars you've owned and played or the feel of stubble or the smell of cologne I don't know but I'll can and will say at the risk of selfishness is your day is mine too and a day will never be enough
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Jun 16, 2024
Jun 16, 2024 at 9:53 AM UTC
Father's Day
There once we're two princess Fire and Ice And in one another They found their vice And they decided As goes the lore To see which side Would win a two-person war So they met in the city Right on the bay And with a bow, crouch, and lunge They started the day They began in the capital A grand skyscraper By the end of the fight There was only a crater The ground quakes and split So Fire jumped in With her use of the magma She was sure she would win Then Ice jumped back And in her dismay Slipped into the waters Of the capitol bay She had an idea Right then, very quick She cooled down the bay Into ice thirteen feet thick And as the magma-ice storm Raged on on that beach The city and earth Started to breach By the end of the fight Neither princess prevailed No victory was won No winner was hailed The city was destroyed And the bay, too The fire, ice, and rubble Left only a gravelly slough The princesses both died Of exaustion that night For they thought the other's end Proved their might But when white meets black It mixes in grey Much like the fire and ice And the water that day For when two equal forces Opposing collide No one prevails There are left no sides Yin-yang turns to grey When the world collides
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 8:39 AM UTC
Fire and Ice