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"lenore" poems
Ah, broken is the golden bowl! the spirit flown forever! Let the bell toll!—a saintly soul floats on the Stygian river. And, Guy de Vere, hast thou no tear?—weep now or never more! See! on yon drear and rigid bier low lies thy love, Lenore! Come! let the burial rite be read—the funeral song be sung!— An anthem for the queenliest dead that ever died so young— A dirge for her, the doubly dead in that she died so young. “Wretches! ye loved her for her wealth and hated her for her pride, And when she fell in feeble health, ye blessed her—that she died! How shall the ritual, then, be read?—the requiem how be sung By you—by yours, the evil eye,—by yours, the slanderous tongue That did to death the innocence that died, and died so young?” Peccavimus; but rave not thus! and let a Sabbath song Go up to God so solemnly the dead may feel no wrong! The sweet Lenore hath “gone before,” with Hope, that flew beside, Leaving thee wild for the dear child that should have been thy bride— For her, the fair and debonnaire, that now so lowly lies, The life upon her yellow hair but not within her eyes— The life still there, upon her hair—the death upon her eyes. “Avaunt! to-night my heart is light. No dirge will I upraise, But waft the angel on her flight with a paean of old days! Let no bell toll!—lest her sweet soul, amid its hallowed mirth, Should catch the note, as it doth float up from the ****** Earth. To friends above, from fiends below, the indignant ghost is riven— From Hell unto a high estate far up within the Heaven— From grief and groan to a golden throne beside the King of Heaven.”
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Lenore
Ah, broken is the golden bowl! the spirit flown forever! Let the bell toll!—a saintly soul floats on the Stygian river. And, Guy de Vere, hast thou no tear?—weep now or never more! See! on yon drear and rigid bier low lies thy love, Lenore! Come! let the burial rite be read—the funeral song be sung!— An anthem for the queenliest dead that ever died so young— A dirge for her, the doubly dead in that she died so young. “Wretches! ye loved her for her wealth and hated her for her pride, And when she fell in feeble health, ye blessed her—that she died! How shall the ritual, then, be read?—the requiem how be sung By you—by yours, the evil eye,—by yours, the slanderous tongue That did to death the innocence that died, and died so young?” Peccavimus; but rave not thus! and let a Sabbath song Go up to God so solemnly the dead may feel no wrong! The sweet Lenore hath “gone before,” with Hope, that flew beside, Leaving thee wild for the dear child that should have been thy bride— For her, the fair and debonnaire, that now so lowly lies, The life upon her yellow hair but not within her eyes— The life still there, upon her hair—the death upon her eyes. “Avaunt! to-night my heart is light. No dirge will I upraise, But waft the angel on her flight with a paean of old days! Let no bell toll!—lest her sweet soul, amid its hallowed mirth, Should catch the note, as it doth float up from the ****** Earth. To friends above, from fiends below, the indignant ghost is riven— From Hell unto a high estate far up within the Heaven— From grief and groan to a golden throne beside the King of Heaven.”
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It’s cold tonight in Eden A full moon is a spectral sight An apple tree is in full bloom In this garden where we may say our prayers Dirt is caked under my nails I’m tumblin' down, down, down Eight feet, just for you my dear, Lenore can’t so no Not when the throes of passion Are caught so deep I’m restless against the stillness Aching and grinding Yet paradise is so cool this low
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Aug 20, 2019
Aug 20, 2019 at 8:41 PM UTC
Dead Girls Can't Say No
Mandrake the Magician now you see him and now you don't you will marvel at this magic while the villains won't **** he is gone or changed in an illusion he can read your mind and cause constant confusion the bad guys will lose crushed by his friend Lothar the King the strongest man alive wearing his fez and a golden ring Mandrake waves his magic wand to hypnotize the evildoers while his lady the Princess Narda applies the skewers Theron, Hojo and Bradley the chief keep him protected from harm with Magnon, Lenore and Karma at his home Xanadu keeping warm the villains are many and rotten to the core Cobra, Brass Monkey and evil Deleter even the Enchantress Aleena must scurry Ekardnam his twin in the mirror retreater so you may try as you might to remain evil and mean but Mandrake and his crew will make you come clean Gomer LePoet ...
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 12:02 PM UTC
Mandrake the Magician
To swim the slimy seas the ocean o’er And gag upon the rank and rotten air Filthy with sailor’s curse and foulest swear In search of lost and dearly loved Lenore, To open up the inner sanctum’s door And call (in tongues unfit for holy prayer) Clammy Cthulhu forth from out his lair, Will be to me most pleasant evermore. And like a count who shuns the light of day And moves by candlelight in chilly gloom, Or a black witch that wears a sacred bloom Of belladonna on her breast alway, I live where the scarecrow spies the blackbird’s lark: I live within the cold and rainy dark. O.O
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 2:28 PM UTC
The Cold and Rainy Dark
there is a raven who sings me to sleep, if could, i'd dream every night. that abyss of whom i am born, cradles me in its arms of stars and heart of clouds. the moon is my light, my goddess: lenore. wings of black soul beating the air of love, forevermore. whip me a whirlwind. raven, oh raven, if you could see me now
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 3:49 AM UTC
raven
Edgar Allen settled evenings in the room at the rear at a desk by the window where he could hear breeze-rustled sycamore leaves sleeping behind the neighbor’s house next door through night’s florescent blue moon light, its mist through low leaden clouds he imagined the phantom he named Lenore, and remembered lost Annabelle Lee   amore he'd left laid alone aside a blackened sea hers, the voice of a tree speaking, hushed, like distant waves rushed upon shore, faintly whispering heart-secrets the ardent couldn’t keep evermore was it she who sighed with love’s breathless lips to flicker the flame of a tortured oil lamp’s light the words born laboring children with pen put in service to cover past rent, refill an empty flask of verdant absinthe for a nine-dollar-half-column poem - fodder for fickle romantics to tear over before a performance of Bellini’s new Norma hardened, our modern hearts fattened on diets of swollen bellies that belie the dour misery of starving they’ve grown sclerotic and cynical, hungry for suffering flavored substantial - a greasy disaster to stain the paper wrapper enclosing depths of the human condition sophisticates, we dismissed puerile appetite for honeyed songs of longing, the ornamented confections of jealous angels old drunken poets sang until dark full comes, alone, and we’re small again then shadows still speak to starry skies and fairy tales may come alive to suspend belief with secret dreams of the dear, lost Annabelle Lee
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Mar 13, 2011
Mar 13, 2011 at 12:59 PM UTC
Guarding the Roses
Edgar Allen settled evenings in the room at the rear at a desk by the window where he could hear breeze-rustled sycamore leaves sleeping behind the neighbor’s house next door through night’s florescent blue moon light, its mist through low leaden clouds he imagined the phantom he named Lenore, and remembered lost Annabelle Lee   amore he'd left laid alone aside a blackened sea hers, the voice of a tree speaking, hushed, like distant waves rushed upon shore, faintly whispering heart-secrets the ardent couldn’t keep evermore was it she who sighed with love’s breathless lips to flicker the flame of a tortured oil lamp’s light the words born laboring children with pen put in service to cover past rent, refill an empty flask of verdant absinthe for a nine-dollar-half-column poem - fodder for fickle romantics to tear over before a performance of Bellini’s new Norma hardened, our modern hearts fattened on diets of swollen bellies that belie the dour misery of starving they’ve grown sclerotic and cynical, hungry for suffering flavored substantial - a greasy disaster to stain the paper wrapper enclosing depths of the human condition sophisticates, we dismissed puerile appetite for honeyed songs of longing, the ornamented confections of jealous angels old drunken poets sang until dark full comes, alone, and we’re small again then shadows still speak to starry skies and fairy tales may come alive to suspend belief with secret dreams of the dear, lost Annabelle Lee
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Space is hardly the final frontier. But, for now, don’t you think we seem ambitious? Shooting arrows at the clouds could come back to shoot you in the head. Can’t you see that colonies on mars would become a new home for problems.   Seems desperate. What do I know though, I'm Twenty-Five and I haven't even graduated college. But fears of failure make us see future where our planets long since dead. From that arrow to the head. Salvation relies on a new years revolution or something humbling like that. But wait, I shouldn’t write that here. Big Bro is always watching. I might find a man in black, tap-tapping at my chamber door. Not Lenore. Thats when you'll hear me saying, "Does anyone have a cigarette?"
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 7:37 PM UTC
The Lonely Archer
Lenore, as gentle as the wind, As light as a feather; I wonder where it was The breeze delivered her. I imagine her smile In the morning sun, and Her son, playing in the yard. I smile in reminiscence Whilst pondering This new shore I've happened upon; Guilty, come fear, A remorse blanketed echoes of Gallantry. The world would never let me go. She knew that when we’d sprout; The world would never let me go, “So go,” she’d whispered.
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 10:11 PM UTC
Lenore and when the world began
She is the Raven of my nocturnal ravening When the silence and the darkness of the night become too maddening She is there, At my door Echoing her "Nevermore" Through Her Eyes, My Soul Explored As Phantoms of Old Wars Roam the tides of the raging storm On the Night's Plutonian Shore Woeful, she implores Me to forget my sweet Lenore The Ghost I loved before My Raven sang her "Nevermore" The Songs and Scents of Seraphim Linger in my Chamber Is it that, Or the Ichor of Madness Which enforce my strange behavior? My Raven's claws are resting On a pallid bust of Pallas Her black majesty infesting My infernal, somber palace And my eyes with fire, gleaming from the Whispers that are Screaming At the Shadows of the Demons Who are Dreaming Plotting, Scheming Spirit Fiendish She can see it My Flesh keeps Hell beneath it My Ghastly, Grim and Ancient Raven Feels my heart get ripped to pieces And yet  - I still may not believe This Bird of Prey Could bring me peace She flutters with Unearthly ease As the wind outside mangles the trees I see her there, in my despair Divine darkness chokes the air Her ever spirit-piercing stare I feel upon me everywhere And as I kneel upon the floor I watch her nest above my door And I find myself longing for My stately Raven From the Saintly Days of Yore To Haunt me now, and Forevermore.
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 5:28 PM UTC
She is the Raven
You've run the gauntlet, The page dripped its course Now all lies in wait, Your softest reward You've braved every peril And hammered the stone And driven each spike With diligent force You planned for each pitfall And watched every night fall And longed every day For what resembled recourse And now time is coming An end to your running An end to this guessing This prophetic lore To a pirate, his sea And a bandit his mead And to any man, The love he is for Your beauty hurriedly waiting, Silence pleading and begging, Sitting patiently bating Far from broken shores The end is behind you You've done what you've meant to Now go rest your head On your lover, Lenore
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 6:59 AM UTC
Rest for the Weary
Wakefulness has come to be A pale respite, a poignant dream Reality has paled and ceased To be of real devoir to me. Amongst the living, I trail the dead That intone from the Netherlands And in their voices, they do spread The need to meet their languished hands. There in the dusk's cerulean shores Towards the night's sapphire core from Whence winged creatures dart and soar I sleep to leave what I abhor. With Morpheus I cast aside The shell from which by day reside In chiaroscuro paradise I lift my head to meet your eyes. By day you're nothing, dust and ash And memories that shall not last By night, draw breath, return to me, Come back to life within my dreams. *Original, Un-rhymed Notes: The waking world has become surreal After everything that's happened All things are a pale shade of what they used to be Those that aren't here call out to me louder than the scores of the living I feel them, carried with me Clinging, pulling me back towards dreams. I see them there, whole and unscathed*
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Jul 23, 2015
Jul 23, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
Dreams (My Lenore.)
As I walk along this wooded path, The leaves fall from the trees. They gently float down to the ground, Some blowing in the breeze. I stand there for awhile, I dare not make a sound. The songbirds play the soundtrack, Pure beauty all around. I sit a moment to take it in, Then continue on my way. Tis still a long way to my home, And the sky is turning grey. The trees take on an eerie shape, Their bare branches in the dark. Silhouetted by the strike of lightning, As it flashed across the bark. Out of the forest, I finally escaped, To a house I had never seen. Inside was a man I could see through the window, He appeared to be bitter and mean. I decided to risk it because I needed shelter, So I went up and knocked on the door. But with all my rap-a-tap-taps, I got no answer back, only a single word, "Lenore?" As I attempt to comprehend what's going on, I awaken from my dream. I'm sitting on the wooded path, As I listen to the songbirds sing.
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Oct 24, 2010
Oct 24, 2010 at 5:12 PM UTC
Along the Wooded Path
At school, poetry was anything but cool Reading Shakespeare, Dickinson, Austin and Hughes Writing essays on the Capulets and Montagues Every time that subject came up my brain went on snooze Call it what you want, the ignorance of youth Like maybe my young mind was too uncouth It just didn’t feel like they were speaking the truth ***** waggle dagger’s just too long in the tooth Although one day we done some knowledge on Poe Some lines that man wrote made my interest grow It wasn’t what he said it’s how he said it He didn’t even say anything to me, it’s how I read it It made me wanna write down my feelings It felt healing, exorcising all my demons As I wrote I could feel all the heaviness leaving Giving my brain a spring cleaning It’s very therapeutic to take an experience Wrap it neatly in a metaphor for convenience That’s one of many reasons I love the bard’s art A bird tapping a man’s window was the start Ever since then poetry’s been knocking At my chamber door but this is no Lenore Poetry shall lift my soul forever more Forever more
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013 at 2:37 PM UTC
Poetry 2
May I borrow your wing on the wind; I’d like a different perspective, a little yesterday, because the selection I have is too personal. Earth-bound and clumsy, freedom is feathered black against cotton and clairvoyance. To rat-a-tat messages with a Morse code beak along walls and windows maybe even a chamber door just to send paranoid delusions swarming into skies filled with blue and bruise and sleek glossy plumes beating the breeze with death or the life of your choosing. I long for that and all that comes tapping in sugary sprinkles lined with silver, turn eyes overhead at the forecast; no luck, no rain, no superfluous visions from above and still, I’m sprawling blind—nested too close to be rusty at eating seeds or worms (whichever is easier to swallow) any suggestion as to the preparation is welcome. Are you still there, my fire, still bleating under floorboards and making me sweat?  Confess all, that I have murdered a bird, swept under rug way too many lint ***** to justify or whatever the crime.  May it haunt me in pencil shavings or you in hand cramps— both get curled up in the end on the last page: you, me and all that ****** squawking.    Can we just start over again, again, again because I’m just not getting it right. It looks like French curves swerving around the Corvus, fan-tailed or not. Please, help.  Even if it means pecking my carrion fingers.  Please. Let me bleed away the pulp and alight imagination.
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Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 5:27 AM UTC
Asking Lenore How to Write
Three red roses placed on his grave And a toast to the fair raven's friend A master of words, born to die young A poet with an untimely end His Tell Tale heart now silent and still Never to be heard anymore But weeping still heard, tears fall like rain From the spirit that he called Lenore Forty years old when his quill ran dry And could barely even make out a sound "Lord help my soul" were the last words he spoke Before they buried him deep in the ground He wrote of the darkness that haunted his soul And the spirits that invaded his mind Sanity was tempting him just out of reach The one thing that Poe couldn't find A bottle of cognac and three red roses A stranger would place on his grave A small price to pay to the poet of poets For all of the joy he gave
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Jun 18, 2011
Jun 18, 2011 at 7:35 AM UTC
Poe Poet of Poets
walked upon your avenue 'bout a thousand times before ironically, wasn't looking for a score only had a pen as my sword it's a shame but good to know, some things remain the same don't know what sounds were ringing in my ears then but the beers and the tears made me a brave ten guess I didn't feel enslaved then guess I knew when turn the page when someone enters your life's story and you think you're better, cause everything seems boring when you got neil or tori spitting wisdom in your lobes and the poor **** is jammin' to that gangster **** that runs the globe illuminati, glitterati, they don't want your body it's just an echo of nevermore used to know a girl named Lenore until the birds poured into her head stolen first were the memories and things unsaid next came the dreams from a solitary bed might as well have been in the middle of the ocean I don't pretend to know your pain or what it's like to lose or gain I only know that I can conceive the notion of waves crashing, so soothing, so earth-shattering the infernal pressure felt from above while you're barely floating and God seems to be gloating, like he created something in his image so hold on, no matter how sinister and of course, they all tell you it's in your mind it's the devil doing paint by numbers in disguise it's a gift-wrapped present with nothing inside but lead but you know that crazy is just a term for the clock in your head so you listen to his rhymes that flow, so lightly but so heavily that they become your desire so you use your last match to blow your best smoke ring and never notice that the bed's on fire and now you're back walking on the avenue it took quite a few spins of that **** for you to get the gist cause even the sages wouldn't know what side to be on when it's you against the world, outsider vs insider, and on and on it goes, so you rub elbows with a stranger next move could be heaven or be danger but this is your least favorite life so you say **** it, hello, my name is, welcome to the show
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 1:45 PM UTC
Cecil
walked upon your avenue 'bout a thousand times before ironically, wasn't looking for a score only had a pen as my sword it's a shame but good to know, some things remain the same don't know what sounds were ringing in my ears then but the beers and the tears made me a brave ten guess I didn't feel enslaved then guess I knew when turn the page when someone enters your life's story and you think you're better, cause everything seems boring when you got neil or tori spitting wisdom in your lobes and the poor **** is jammin' to that gangster **** that runs the globe illuminati, glitterati, they don't want your body it's just an echo of nevermore used to know a girl named Lenore until the birds poured into her head stolen first were the memories and things unsaid next came the dreams from a solitary bed might as well have been in the middle of the ocean I don't pretend to know your pain or what it's like to lose or gain I only know that I can conceive the notion of waves crashing, so soothing, so earth-shattering the infernal pressure felt from above while you're barely floating and God seems to be gloating, like he created something in his image so hold on, no matter how sinister and of course, they all tell you it's in your mind it's the devil doing paint by numbers in disguise it's a gift-wrapped present with nothing inside but lead but you know that crazy is just a term for the clock in your head so you listen to his rhymes that flow, so lightly but so heavily that they become your desire so you use your last match to blow your best smoke ring and never notice that the bed's on fire and now you're back walking on the avenue it took quite a few spins of that **** for you to get the gist cause even the sages wouldn't know what side to be on when it's you against the world, outsider vs insider, and on and on it goes, so you rub elbows with a stranger next move could be heaven or be danger but this is your least favorite life so you say **** it, hello, my name is, welcome to the show
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A poet upon his or her death " Does Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night", for they have something to share with future generations through their poetry. Robert Frost "When faced with two roads diverged in a yellow wood he took the one less traveled by and that made all the difference." Was William Blake laid to rest under A Poison Tree? Or was he saying that we are like poison to our enemies? One beauty concerning poetry is that it can be left up to the interpretation of the reader. Even if it was written to mean one thing the readers can discover several possible meanings to the poem like discovering jewels each time it is read. Perhaps lets for fun imagine" The Raven", giving the eulogy for Edgar Allan Poe, and talking about his life and the loves that inspired his poetry especially Poe's beloved" Annabel Lee" and "Lenore. "The Raven" proceeded to close his eulogy with the words " Nevermore". Maybe when it was time for William Shakespeare to be laid to rest while dressed up in his Sunday best. His poem " Fear No More" could have been read leaving not one dry eye as many fans cried for a great poet and playwright had died. A big comfort to his fans is that his work is forevermore immortalized in print for future generations to enjoy. As Dylan Thomas best stated " And Death Shall Have No Dominion" because the poets words still live on in print to be read and enjoyed and discovered by many generations to come. The poems that a poet writes are there legacy that they leave for future generations.
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 1:00 PM UTC
In Memoriam (Classic Poets)
A poet upon his or her death " Does Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night", for they have something to share with future generations through their poetry. Robert Frost "When faced with two roads diverged in a yellow wood he took the one less traveled by and that made all the difference." Was William Blake laid to rest under A Poison Tree? Or was he saying that we are like poison to our enemies? One beauty concerning poetry is that it can be left up to the interpretation of the reader. Even if it was written to mean one thing the readers can discover several possible meanings to the poem like discovering jewels each time it is read. Perhaps lets for fun imagine" The Raven", giving the eulogy for Edgar Allan Poe, and talking about his life and the loves that inspired his poetry especially Poe's beloved" Annabel Lee" and "Lenore. "The Raven" proceeded to close his eulogy with the words " Nevermore". Maybe when it was time for William Shakespeare to be laid to rest while dressed up in his Sunday best. His poem " Fear No More" could have been read leaving not one dry eye as many fans cried for a great poet and playwright had died. A big comfort to his fans is that his work is forevermore immortalized in print for future generations to enjoy. As Dylan Thomas best stated " And Death Shall Have No Dominion" because the poets words still live on in print to be read and enjoyed and discovered by many generations to come. The poems that a poet writes are there legacy that they leave for future generations.
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I love you more than life and death, and all the words of earth combined. I'd give you even my last breath, and in your heart I might just find the thing that I've been looking for, the love I crave so frightening. You're not my lost and loved Lenore, but something much more quieting. I'm speechless in you presence, though I'd never give you up to doubt, and all my feelings I can crow will never let you run about. I love you better than myself, and that, my dear, defines itself.
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Jan 30, 2013
Jan 30, 2013 at 4:38 PM UTC
****** thing I wrote.
If you lay still, I'll entomb thee Stay and capture, but ne'er doom thee Lie here - So entombed, you'll never die Let me take thee, let me have you, I can make us, you won't have to! In these lines forever we will lie. Writing this I have already rose like Romeo, though by lead he swore his soul would sink the stars. Oh, Fie. "Liar" - Please, I pray pronounce him, truth exposed I do denounce him. Dramatist. You made love with your words. We make angels from a nothing. Ones who'll bear the cherubs touching, probing - dreams, desires, future fears... Now I ramble - please forgive me, Fear no lecture though, for give me Time - I'll write the rhyme to make you see: If you lay still, I'll entomb me Rhyme to love - and always move me. I have leaned that love is in the eye. If you may still have desire I'll rhyme and write - then throw to fire lines in which forever I will lie.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 1:29 PM UTC
To: Would be Lenore
I’d imagined twilight Dripping like gentle strokes Atop a canvas we’d thrown out, Out window hours ancient – a, “light’s off,” And shadow’s play, Bitten lips and muffled pant; The secret that’d eat, masticate, ***** gorge atop more And add to the first eternity knowing "end." So the stars fell, “twinkle-tap-tap,” For planets break, dust and tear Atop our pillow post-ecstasy, An only accomplishment and still Breathing this only and Remaining lonely’d thought, “The other’s still right;” Could I be so very wrong? And she leaves with part of me upon back, An ink wrought celebration of years later, And imagined, the pour, not poor, But immortal retreat Born my buying one ticket And later romp awry Reynosa; The rattle of tequila, pool-balls and pockets, Sweet, sweet, “Lenore,” And the home she’d promised, The home we eventually abandoned.
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Feb 13, 2016
Feb 13, 2016 at 3:27 PM UTC
Lenore and where the world will break
To all who write from within their soul I leave to them my muse A curse to me I couldn't console A curse I couldn't refuse To all of those who write of romance I leave the spirit of my lovely Lenore For maybe in death I'll get a chance To be with her once more To all of those who write by night I leave the darkness, my captor of dreams And all the demons that held me tight The reason for all of my screams To all of those who write of pain I leave my broken heart A lonely spirit that left its stain And tore my world apart And to all of those who write of death By the light of an empty moon I'll send the reaper to steal your breath For you'll be with me soon
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Jun 28, 2011
Jun 28, 2011 at 11:31 AM UTC
Poe's Last Will and Testament
a sad rainy day clouds hover like a spectre over mourning skies tonight they shall all rise up the ghosts of the walking dead I am there waiting the cemetery frightens but I must see her see her face just one more time aglow with life for one night the earth is trembling perspective fading in, out as the shadows swoon the mists are rising...there...there Leonore, Leonore, please don't leave...
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Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010 at 4:31 PM UTC
Lenore
My clock a' tick-tock'n Half passed nevermore My lifeboat a' rock'n Lovesick to the core No hope left of dock'n On pearly white shore When Grim comes a' knock'n At my chamber door Now all I've begotten Befalls the scythe's drear And all I stood for Lies buried and rotten I shed but one tear For my last nevermore I dread but one fear It will all be forgotten By long lost Lenore
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 11:35 PM UTC
Forgotten
Every time ya’ walk through that door I hit the floor. Ya’ have me beggin’ for more. My only wish is for ya’ to adore me. So take my hand cause’ we can soar. As a matter of fact let’s take a Walk on the shore My Lenore. Cause’ I wanna get to know ya’ Down to the core. With all this love I have To give there’s no way we Can be poor. Please baby don’t ignore! I can’t wait anymore! Put your arms around me cause’ We can stand before Anything ********
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 9:54 PM UTC
Beggin' For More