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In praise of Eliza, Queen of the Shepherds See where she sits upon the grassie greene, (O seemely sight!) Yclad in Scarlot, like a mayden Queene, And ermines white: Upon her head a Cremosin coronet With Damaske roses and Daffadillies set: Bay leaves betweene, And primroses greene, Embellish the sweete Violet. Tell me, have ye seene her angelick face Like Phoebe fayre? Her heavenly haveour, her princely grace, Can you well compare? The Redde rose medled with the White yfere, In either cheeke depeincten lively chere: Her modest eye, Her Majestie, Where have you seene the like but there? I see Calliope speede her to the place, Where my Goddesse shines; And after her the other Muses trace With their Violines. Bene they not Bay braunches which they do beare, All for Elisa in her hand to weare? So sweetely they play, And sing all the way, That it a heaven is to heare. Lo, how finely the Graces can it foote To the Instrument: They dauncen deffly, and singen soote, In their meriment. Wants not a fourth Grace to make the daunce even? Let that rowme to my Lady be yeven. She shal be a Grace, To fyll the fourth place, And reigne with the rest in heaven. Bring hether the Pincke and purple Cullambine, With Gelliflowres; Bring Coronations, and Sops-in-wine Worne of Paramoures: Strowe me the ground with Daffadowndillies, And Cowslips, and Kingcups, and lovèd Lillies: The pretie Pawnce, And the Chevisaunce, Shall match with the fayre flowre Delice. Now ryse up, Elisa, deckèd as thou art In royall aray; And now ye daintie Damsells may depart Eche one her way. I feare I have troubled your troupes to longe: Let dame Elisa thanke you for her song: And if you come hether When Damsines I gether, I will part them all you among.
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A Ditty
In praise of Eliza, Queen of the Shepherds See where she sits upon the grassie greene, (O seemely sight!) Yclad in Scarlot, like a mayden Queene, And ermines white: Upon her head a Cremosin coronet With Damaske roses and Daffadillies set: Bay leaves betweene, And primroses greene, Embellish the sweete Violet. Tell me, have ye seene her angelick face Like Phoebe fayre? Her heavenly haveour, her princely grace, Can you well compare? The Redde rose medled with the White yfere, In either cheeke depeincten lively chere: Her modest eye, Her Majestie, Where have you seene the like but there? I see Calliope speede her to the place, Where my Goddesse shines; And after her the other Muses trace With their Violines. Bene they not Bay braunches which they do beare, All for Elisa in her hand to weare? So sweetely they play, And sing all the way, That it a heaven is to heare. Lo, how finely the Graces can it foote To the Instrument: They dauncen deffly, and singen soote, In their meriment. Wants not a fourth Grace to make the daunce even? Let that rowme to my Lady be yeven. She shal be a Grace, To fyll the fourth place, And reigne with the rest in heaven. Bring hether the Pincke and purple Cullambine, With Gelliflowres; Bring Coronations, and Sops-in-wine Worne of Paramoures: Strowe me the ground with Daffadowndillies, And Cowslips, and Kingcups, and lovèd Lillies: The pretie Pawnce, And the Chevisaunce, Shall match with the fayre flowre Delice. Now ryse up, Elisa, deckèd as thou art In royall aray; And now ye daintie Damsells may depart Eche one her way. I feare I have troubled your troupes to longe: Let dame Elisa thanke you for her song: And if you come hether When Damsines I gether, I will part them all you among.
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…These men are worth your tears: You are not worth their merriment. -Wilfred Owen, “Apologia Pro Poemate Meo” When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean? Paradise Lost? Probably not Nor Saint Paul speaking on the Field of Mars The Kalevala, Hagia Sophia With its pendentives lifting up our prayers Horatius fighting to defend his bridge And Wilfred Owen dying bravely on his Lord Tennyson and Idylls of the King Chapultepec, Henry V, Becket The paratroops at Arnhem, Saint Thomas More, His King’s loyal servant, but God’s first The Stray Dog poets of Saint Petersburg The brave last stand of Roland at Roncesvalles Lewis and Tolkien and glasses of beer Montcalm and Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham Hildegard von Bingen, Siegfried and the Rhine Magna Carta, HMS Hood, the Thames The Grove of Daphne, “The Old Rugged Cross” Beatrix Potter and her little pet rabbit El Cid, Anne Frank, John Keats, Saint Benedict “I Have a Dream,” Dostoyevsky, and Greene Viktor Frankl, Dag Hammarkskjold, and Proust Good Chaucer’s naughty pilgrims telling tales The Gettysburg Address, Willie and Joe Stern Saint Augustine of North Africa Wodehouse writing a jolly bit of fun Saint Corbinian and Bavaria The ancient glories of Byzantium Pius XII contra the bombs and lies The 602nd TD Battalion Saint Joan, the Prado, and Robert Frost And far, far more. When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean?
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 4:06 PM UTC
Western Civilization and Radio Static
…These men are worth your tears: You are not worth their merriment. -Wilfred Owen, “Apologia Pro Poemate Meo” When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean? Paradise Lost? Probably not Nor Saint Paul speaking on the Field of Mars The Kalevala, Hagia Sophia With its pendentives lifting up our prayers Horatius fighting to defend his bridge And Wilfred Owen dying bravely on his Lord Tennyson and Idylls of the King Chapultepec, Henry V, Becket The paratroops at Arnhem, Saint Thomas More, His King’s loyal servant, but God’s first The Stray Dog poets of Saint Petersburg The brave last stand of Roland at Roncesvalles Lewis and Tolkien and glasses of beer Montcalm and Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham Hildegard von Bingen, Siegfried and the Rhine Magna Carta, HMS Hood, the Thames The Grove of Daphne, “The Old Rugged Cross” Beatrix Potter and her little pet rabbit El Cid, Anne Frank, John Keats, Saint Benedict “I Have a Dream,” Dostoyevsky, and Greene Viktor Frankl, Dag Hammarkskjold, and Proust Good Chaucer’s naughty pilgrims telling tales The Gettysburg Address, Willie and Joe Stern Saint Augustine of North Africa Wodehouse writing a jolly bit of fun Saint Corbinian and Bavaria The ancient glories of Byzantium Pius XII contra the bombs and lies The 602nd TD Battalion Saint Joan, the Prado, and Robert Frost And far, far more. When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean?
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Don’t let the last name fool you of Greene As you continue to read, you will understand what made him structured lean Mr. Greene was a man who won International Federation of Bodybuilders of MR. WORLD title twice There were times when Mr. Greene called Joe Weider and asked for advice It was intensity with the weights Then taking in food protein and drinking protein shakes Mr. Greene is a personal friend of mine He used to tell me stories of bodybuilding ways Also stay away from drugs and go astray Yet he was every bodybuilder’s friend But on the Bodybuilding stage, it was about the win Mr. Greene’s muscles were his voice on stage In the audience, it was the posing that did amaze It left the audience and Judge’s in a daze It was his proportion being the fine line Then it was the repetitions that contributed being combined Under the spotlight, Mr. Greene was the terminator But it was his posing being the illustrator Franklyn Greene was focused down to the finish This is what makes him distinguished A Bodybuilding champion who was meant to be The world witnessed and was able to see Mr. Greene made Bodybuilding everything that it should be He is now retired from competition, but continues to train Bodybuilding in his heart still remains His motto, “Train with focus and eye on detail” Franklyn Greene who did achieve and many bodybuilding awards he did receive. Accomplishments with many wins, and with a past being a milestone, but the name of Franklyn Greene who is still known.
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 12:21 PM UTC
FRANKLYN GREENE, FORMER COMPETING BODYBUILDING MAN
Don’t let the last name fool you of Greene As you continue to read, you will understand what made him structured lean Mr. Greene was a man who won International Federation of Bodybuilders of MR. WORLD title twice There were times when Mr. Greene called Joe Weider and asked for advice It was intensity with the weights Then taking in food protein and drinking protein shakes Mr. Greene is a personal friend of mine He used to tell me stories of bodybuilding ways Also stay away from drugs and go astray Yet he was every bodybuilder’s friend But on the Bodybuilding stage, it was about the win Mr. Greene’s muscles were his voice on stage In the audience, it was the posing that did amaze It left the audience and Judge’s in a daze It was his proportion being the fine line Then it was the repetitions that contributed being combined Under the spotlight, Mr. Greene was the terminator But it was his posing being the illustrator Franklyn Greene was focused down to the finish This is what makes him distinguished A Bodybuilding champion who was meant to be The world witnessed and was able to see Mr. Greene made Bodybuilding everything that it should be He is now retired from competition, but continues to train Bodybuilding in his heart still remains His motto, “Train with focus and eye on detail” Franklyn Greene who did achieve and many bodybuilding awards he did receive. Accomplishments with many wins, and with a past being a milestone, but the name of Franklyn Greene who is still known.
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She is my friend She is the one who said that She is not interested in my love She is independent She is wonderful She is beautiful She is kind She is witty She is smart She is my Pam Beasly She is my Rachel Greene She is my Gilmore Girl She is the one that I wait for She is perfect She is my forbidden fruit She is Awesome She is Nice She is Neat She is Amazingly smart She is a goddess of perfection
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 3:33 AM UTC
Who is “She”
I look forward to the re-enactments of historic moments in the pageant of The United States of America. [sic] Gettysburg, Crossing the Delaware, The Moon Landing, Paul Revere's Ride, The March on Washington, The Storming of the Capital, The Clearing of Lafayette Plaza, The George Floyd ****** The Separation of Families, The Arizona Re-count, The Plot to Assassinate Democratic Governors, The Imprisonment of: Jared, Donny, Eric, Ivanka, Don, Carlson, Greene, Gaetz, Guilianni, Hannity, Conway, McVeigh, Barr [sic] (just to mention a few of the Founding Fuck-Ups.), the death of 650,000 people (the vast majority being innocent), The Pandemic of the Unvaxxed [sic] After July 4, 2024, History may never be the same. See it now!
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Jul 22, 2021
Jul 22, 2021 at 3:39 PM UTC
Re-enactments: July 4th
thank you for introducing me to good music whenever i listen to ernest greene i think of you and it's not sad, it's not me missing you or wishing things were like they used to be the thoughts that are attached to those songs are happy because i'm happy i met you even if now we only speak from time to time you'll always be a happy memory and those are rare to come by
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
for zach
"That's the thing about pain... It demands to be felt." -John Greene Pain is inevitable. Just like death you can't avoid it. There is pain in sorrow. There is pain in beauty. There is pain in everything. Even if it is the happiest moment it could still hurt. You search and search for a painless event but you'll never find it. The definition of inevitable is unavoidable. There is no getting around it. It will come into your life. No matter how hard you try to block it out. Pain is always there. No matter what.
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Jan 12, 2017
Jan 12, 2017 at 11:13 PM UTC
Pain demands to be felt
Not much longer now before we and Keats Must pack up all our impedimenta Into a photocopier paper box And after a Wal-Mart-cake reception – leave No one will notice us, and that’s okay Thomas and Frost will meet us with the car Greene will suggest that we go for a drink The designated driver might be Shakespeare With Fermor beside him reading the map Guareschi and Wodehouse laughing in the back Lewis and Chesterton will bring the beer And Leonard Cohen will adjust his hat In God’s name we will sit under the apple trees And tell merry tales of the lives of kings           And whether we shall meet again I know not.           Therefore our everlasting farewell take:           For ever, and for ever, farewell…           If we do meet again, why, we shall smile;           If not, why, then, this parting was well made.                              -Julius Caesar V.1.115-119
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 3:40 PM UTC
The Last Day - And Now, Unemployment
I tip my hat to Kierkegaard Who was there when things were hard, To Mr. Hofstadter Loading my cannon with fodder, To Willie Yeats Who showed me my poetic cognates, To the Buddha Who, mentally being a barracuda, Illuminated what patience really means, To Graham Greene's "Brighton Rock"'s influence on Morrissey, Which made me smile at the sea And recognize "in my own life What Robert Browning meant By an old hunter talking with Gods; But I am not content."
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 1:26 AM UTC
I tip my hat to Kierkegaard
Hey! My name is Alice, and I just wanted you to know, that you are in my thoughts today, and everything I do is in your name. I hope I do your name honor.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 1:12 PM UTC
To: Ana Marquez-Greene
“You should never be surprised by or feel the need to explain why any physical system is in a high entropy state.” ― Brian Greene, The Fabric of the Cosmos
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 11:57 PM UTC
Brian Greene
Lady Greene, maleficent in intent, irrupted, casting pale blue shadows across the stone walling which begged of freedom willowy now in stance, plaid cloak hanging loosely from her frame, resembling a marsupial, with a gaping pouch keeping her harness inside, a typical crank, eccentric and unduly zealous, she would divulge those none benevolent feelings frankly, without restraint her sharpened tongue, cut like a smashed glass plate instinct told her now was the time and as she rushed through the gate of the enclosed garden, the grassed open fields, parted with fear, at Greene's baleful stare Able Master raced toward her fitting the gear to his head she mounted the saddle darkness falling at the first sign of movement. © Sia Jane
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Feb 2, 2014
Feb 2, 2014 at 11:10 AM UTC
Lady
This one's for the 20 kids Now all dead, god forbid For the parents who now cry Who always ask themselves, "why?" For those teachers killed on the job Their entire city mourns and sobs For all the people who took a fall I support you and I bless you all. To the familes of  Charlotte Bacon, Daniel Barden, Rachel Davino, Olivia Engel, Josephine Gay, Ana M. Marquez-Greene, Dylan Hockley, Dawn Hochsprung, Madeleine F. Hsu, Catherine V. Hubbard, Chase Kowalski, Jesse Lewis, James Mattioli, Grace McDonnell, Anne Marie  Murphy, Emilie Parker,  Jack Pinto, Noah Pozner, Caroline Previdi, Jessica Rekos, Avielle Richman, Lauren Rousseau, Mary Sherlach, Victoria Soto, Benjamin Wheeler, and Allison N. Wyatt.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 9:00 PM UTC
Sandy Hook Shooting
Life is no story It's not Disney, Or John Greene, Or Rick Riordan The end isn't happy Or sad Or astonishing Or mysterious Or much of anything at all You simply stop living Life is no story I'd love it if it were Please, Tell me how to act Tell me what to say Tell me who to love Make my life easier Life is no story There is no ****** Eplilogue Moral There are no plans No one cares about you Not all will build to the end For life is not a story
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 11:04 PM UTC
Life Isn't A Story
Tichborne's Elegie, (written with his owne hand in the Tower before his execution) My prime of youth is but a frost of cares, My feast of joy is but a dish of paine, My Crop of corne is but a field of tares, And al my good is but vaine hope of gaine. The day is past, and yet I saw no sunne, And now I live, and now my life is done. My tale was heard, and yet it was not told, My fruite is falne, & yet my leaves are greene: My youth is spent, and yet I am not old, I saw the world, and yet I was not seene. My thred is cut, and yet it is not spunne, And now I live, and now my life is done. I sought my death, and found it in my wombe, I lookt for life, and saw it was a shade: I trod the earth, and knew it was my Tombe, And now I die, and now I was but made. My glasse is full, and now my glasse is runne, And now I live, and now my life is done.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 3:53 PM UTC
Elegy by Tichborne (1586)
About Those Purple Socks Graham Greene’s Monsignor Quixote The world had no more use for any of them: An old Communist, an old priest, an old car All of them well into their horsemeat days And so they fled, and crashed into the truth On a chivalric quest for purple socks Wandering on the road to Golgotha Their Stations of the Cross a cinema, A pair of Guardia, a brothel, wine And so they fled, and fell into the Truth There at the foot of the Altar of God
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Dec 16, 2016
Dec 16, 2016 at 8:53 PM UTC
About Monsignor Quixote's Purple Socks
Con ciudades y autores frecuentadosVenecia / Guanajuato / Maupassant / Leningrado / Sousándrade / Berlín / Cortázar / Bioy Casares / Medellín / Lisboa / Sartre / Oslo / Valle Inclán /  Kafka / Managua / Faulkner / Paul Celan / Ítalo Svevo / Quito / Bergamín / Buenos Aires / La Habana / Graham Greene / Copenhague / Quiroga / Thomas Mann / Onetti / Siena / Shakespeare / Anatole  France / Saramago / Atenas / Heinrich Böll / Cádiz / Martí / Gonzalo de Berceo / París / Vallejo / Alberti / Santa Cruz de Tenerife / Roma / Marcel Proust / Pessoa / Baudelaire / Montevideo
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Soneto (no tan) arbitrario
After three drinks, I sit and focus On the night in Santo Domingo, Like Greene’s Honorary Consul, It is “the right measure” for me, Beckett reads Beckett remembering. Where he strips man’s inexhaustible Search for meaning to bare bones. These thoughts aided by a smooth Handmade cigar and Carlos Primero, I wonder as I focus on this scrap of Scribbles should I keep it, or leave it On the table, for some ***** to read, While he smokes the dog-end of What was a reasonably good cigar?
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 9:34 AM UTC
Focus
For David Jones, 1895-1974 Poet, Artist Pte., Royal Welch Fusiliers One can go back to one's own home… and everything is so changed that one is a stranger. ― Graham Greene, The Ministry of Fear I went away, a young and foolish lad Imagining I would go home someday Made manly in the war, someone to respect Admired by all in the old, familiar scenes There was only exile. Echoes and screams Fumbling through the flashbacks for charger clips And stepping carefully lest the lawn explode In dreams lit only by parachute flares While waiting for the order for volley fire And is the safety on? Or am I off?
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 8:01 AM UTC
Under the Shadow-Tree - on Remembrance Day
Ode to Barnes & Noble Patrick Leigh Fermor never roamed these aisles Sir John Betjeman never rhymed these aisles Graham Greene never despaired of these aisles And Rod McKuen was never here alone And anyway the two or three feet of poetry Are hidden far away in the back behind The puzzles, records, comics, and plastic toys And solitaries plugged into their machines But on a winter weekday a writer’s retreat - A yellow pad, coffee, and a window seat
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Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 7:31 PM UTC
Ode to Barnes & Noble
It's with great sadness when I say that we won't see her anymore. Lena died in March of 2020 and she was born in March of 1944. She is survived by her husband who is my Uncle James. Losing such a special person is sad and it's also a shame. James Greene Junior and Sharon Redmond are her two children. After living for seven and a half decades, she has gone to Heaven. She died just twenty-four hours before her 76th birthday. Her loved ones are heart broken because she passed away.
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Jul 11, 2020
Jul 11, 2020 at 8:16 AM UTC
The Loss of Lena
*STRINGS & SYMMETRY - JIMI & RAINBOWS India Pale Ale nestled comfortably in one hand, Pilot G-2 .05 rested anxiously in the other. The ale went down like it was the end of the day- smoothe, cold and tasted like more. The pen just looked at me, daring me to let it caress this page, spread its inky passion like the rainbow of colors Jimi created with his guitar. ooooo It reminds me of recent conversations with Brian Greene about strings, resonance and vibration; about the make up of the universe and the meaning of symmetry. Conversations about the harmonics of Calabi-Yau shapes, expecially as multi-dimensional expressions of gravity, time and space. ooooo But I think if you want to really understand the elegance of the universe; feel the fabric of the cosmos and its loops of energy, then you have to listen as the stretching of Jimi's guitar strings vibrate, bend and fold. Jimi created rainbows when he played. And what are rainbows but vibrating color in various shapes. These colors, escaping his guitar and melting into the vastness of space. ooooo Some say Jimi was an alien. He stayed awhile but then slipped out again into the 9th dimension. But I think he emerged from the resonance in a Calabi-Yau hole of infinity found in the notes of "9 to the Universe". He then disappeared in the rhythym of flaming color arising out from "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)". ooooo Jimi would pick those strings at Planck length speed causing flames to leap and go higher, igniting the universe with vibrations of blues and riotous laughter. Jimi knew how to fly and amuse. He knew how to laugh and play jokes on the universe! He would make us smile, keep time with our feet, and 'kiss the sky'. ooooo Finishing up the last of the Pale Ale, putting down the Pilot pen, I am ready to seek rainbows and listen to the universe sing. Aztec Warrior 1.28.16 (re-worked)*
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Jan 28, 2016
Jan 28, 2016 at 10:19 PM UTC
POEM 116
*STRINGS & SYMMETRY - JIMI & RAINBOWS India Pale Ale nestled comfortably in one hand, Pilot G-2 .05 rested anxiously in the other. The ale went down like it was the end of the day- smoothe, cold and tasted like more. The pen just looked at me, daring me to let it caress this page, spread its inky passion like the rainbow of colors Jimi created with his guitar. ooooo It reminds me of recent conversations with Brian Greene about strings, resonance and vibration; about the make up of the universe and the meaning of symmetry. Conversations about the harmonics of Calabi-Yau shapes, expecially as multi-dimensional expressions of gravity, time and space. ooooo But I think if you want to really understand the elegance of the universe; feel the fabric of the cosmos and its loops of energy, then you have to listen as the stretching of Jimi's guitar strings vibrate, bend and fold. Jimi created rainbows when he played. And what are rainbows but vibrating color in various shapes. These colors, escaping his guitar and melting into the vastness of space. ooooo Some say Jimi was an alien. He stayed awhile but then slipped out again into the 9th dimension. But I think he emerged from the resonance in a Calabi-Yau hole of infinity found in the notes of "9 to the Universe". He then disappeared in the rhythym of flaming color arising out from "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)". ooooo Jimi would pick those strings at Planck length speed causing flames to leap and go higher, igniting the universe with vibrations of blues and riotous laughter. Jimi knew how to fly and amuse. He knew how to laugh and play jokes on the universe! He would make us smile, keep time with our feet, and 'kiss the sky'. ooooo Finishing up the last of the Pale Ale, putting down the Pilot pen, I am ready to seek rainbows and listen to the universe sing. Aztec Warrior 1.28.16 (re-worked)*
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It was windy when my father finally met the man who took his hopes from him. It's always windy in the desert during the day unless you're in a town or an arojjo. Greg had trailed the man from Tuson all the way to El Paso, a three hundred mile ride. The story goes that the guy dad was after was just a bounty...but I know the real background. My father may have been many things, may have had a dark streak in him, may have had a past he never spoke of...but so do I. The ironic thing is that this man my father had been hunting over so many miles, used to be his best friend. This man, called Greene, taught my dad all he knew, and left Greg when he needed him most. Word on the trail was that Greene and his boys cut up a couple workin girls, cut em up the way no woman ever should live through. Greg found em, walked in on them when they weren't expecting anything, snuck up on them in their camp out of town . My dad shot four of em down before they could draw... and Greene was the only one left asking why? "Why Greg?" he asked. "You know why."
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 3:54 AM UTC
Lament For My Father
By Arcassin Burnham So much you could have done, With life in an apocalypse, It was about how you could do, To worth more than being alive, than being the notion of moving your lips, You were someone's sister and daughter, The fate you saw should have never taken advantage, After the death of your father, You and Maggie could barely manage, These endings did so much damage, To you, No you were never average, Getting though that extra leverage, Just see rick and the crew, I wonder how death is in Spanish, The beauty you possess hold a lot of memories, And when sacrifices were made , you made a lot of remedies, And the way that you use to sing, Made us all feeling there is hope, And your passing will bring us pain, We will miss you, Just hope you know. R.I.p beth greene.
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 9:35 PM UTC
"The Fall Of Beth"
One Foot Behind A Poem by Eclipsing Moon-blood red "A story has no beginning or end; arbitrarily one chooses that moment of experience from which to look back or from which to look ahead." Graham Greene, The End of the Affair Running out of time , one foot behind. A very old saying and very old thought. Did the thought come first Or did the saying produce the thought. Chicken or egg I ve always thought that the egg was laid So if God created the animals first Were We behind at the inception? creation ? "A story has no beginning or end; arbitrarily one chooses that moment of experience from which to look back or from which to look ahead." Graham Greene, The End of the Affair © 2011 Eclipsing Moon-blood red
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Sep 15, 2011
Sep 15, 2011 at 4:03 PM UTC
ONE fOOT bEHIND