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"tournaments" poems
I am one rejection away from softball tournaments and flannel.
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 7:18 PM UTC
To my girl, Sappho
The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad sir Lancelot du Lac. When first he came to Camelot The orphan knight, Sir Lancelot Did prove his worth to Arthur's Court In jousting, and such noble sport And with his charm and courtly grace, His confidence and handsome face, He won the heart of Guinevere, And so he found his heart's one fear. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. In tournaments and deeds of arms, He never fell to earthly harms. His Lady's scarf about his breast, He held aloft his knightly chest And for her honor always strove, And worshiped her with courtly love. But she is wed, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. Beneath a tree, the young knight slept And one day, four queens on him crept, The chief of them, Morgan Le Fay. With magic, they stole him away. A choice they begged of him to make, That one of them his heart should take. But love is strong. They had no luck In tempting Lancelot du Lac. When Melegans stole Guinevere A cart, Sir Lancelot did steer To reach the hold where she was kept, Then toward the treacherous knight he leapt. He bested him with slash and blow, But to Sir Lancelot's great woe His Lady simply laughed in jest And saw no honor in his quest, For he arrived upon a cart. Thus, broken was the young knight's heart, And in a rage he left the place. He longed just for his Lady's grace. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. So when he quested for the Grail He made a promise he would fail. He said he'd not love Guinevere, But as he spoke, he shed a tear. He knew one day their love would end The table round, and hurt their friends. So when this promise he did break The land of Camelot did quake. For Agrivan, King Arthur, told His wife did love Lancelot bold And Arthur sent her to the pyre To end her sinful love, in fire. But Lancelot, his queen, did save And Arthur fell into the grave And all the knights of Table Round Were torn apart, could not be bound. And thus the fall of Camelot Was caused by one Sir Lancelot. But so it goes, such is the luck Of bold Sir Lancelot du Lac.
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Nov 6, 2011
Nov 6, 2011 at 9:29 PM UTC
Sir Lancelot du Lac
The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad sir Lancelot du Lac. When first he came to Camelot The orphan knight, Sir Lancelot Did prove his worth to Arthur's Court In jousting, and such noble sport And with his charm and courtly grace, His confidence and handsome face, He won the heart of Guinevere, And so he found his heart's one fear. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. In tournaments and deeds of arms, He never fell to earthly harms. His Lady's scarf about his breast, He held aloft his knightly chest And for her honor always strove, And worshiped her with courtly love. But she is wed, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. Beneath a tree, the young knight slept And one day, four queens on him crept, The chief of them, Morgan Le Fay. With magic, they stole him away. A choice they begged of him to make, That one of them his heart should take. But love is strong. They had no luck In tempting Lancelot du Lac. When Melegans stole Guinevere A cart, Sir Lancelot did steer To reach the hold where she was kept, Then toward the treacherous knight he leapt. He bested him with slash and blow, But to Sir Lancelot's great woe His Lady simply laughed in jest And saw no honor in his quest, For he arrived upon a cart. Thus, broken was the young knight's heart, And in a rage he left the place. He longed just for his Lady's grace. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. The young and bold Sir Lancelot Had shunned the lady of Shalott And all the swooning maidens, dear. His heart belonged to Guinevere. And were she not to Arthur, wed, She'd have the heart-sick knight instead. But so it goes, such is the luck Of sad Sir Lancelot du Lac. So when he quested for the Grail He made a promise he would fail. He said he'd not love Guinevere, But as he spoke, he shed a tear. He knew one day their love would end The table round, and hurt their friends. So when this promise he did break The land of Camelot did quake. For Agrivan, King Arthur, told His wife did love Lancelot bold And Arthur sent her to the pyre To end her sinful love, in fire. But Lancelot, his queen, did save And Arthur fell into the grave And all the knights of Table Round Were torn apart, could not be bound. And thus the fall of Camelot Was caused by one Sir Lancelot. But so it goes, such is the luck Of bold Sir Lancelot du Lac.
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Perhaps the greatest tennis player the World has ever seen She had won nine Grand Slam tournaments before she was nineteen Till her marvellous tennis career was prematurely ended in such a tragic way Thrown from her horse her foot was crushed that's life as some might say. The marvellous Maureen Connolly the greatest tennis player of her time Her great career had ended long before she had reached her prime Nine grand slams as a teenager her record may never be beat She won every grand slam tournament in which she did compete. The greats of present day tennis we hear so much about Though 'tis not on their greatness we ever cast a doubt But of nine Grand Slams as a teenager none of them can boast To the late Maureen Connolly we ought to drink a toast. Great tennis players like the Seasons they come and then they go But there was only one Maureen Connolly the legendary 'Little Mo' Nine Grand Slams as a teenager believe it if you may The champion amongst champions her record stands today.
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Apr 25, 2010
Apr 25, 2010 at 5:41 PM UTC
Maureen Connolly
Here's one for the gamers dungeon dwellers, competitors and casual players Whether they're at home or at a friend, footballers, car racers or dragon slayers To the world that looks down on us for those who's hobbies least appeal Just because they don't understand the reason or share the passion we feel Gamers like acheivements each to their own Whether its to vanquish the opposition build, or break their enemies throne Is that so different perhaps they spend a lot of time at home But isn't playing online with their friends a little better than just sitting alone on ones phone? The world of gaming has evolved and adapted so much It's a common to see a mother aligning fruit or a child with a flapping duck And is it such a bad thing if the players are actually having fun It may not be making them better but I can think of many worse things they could have done They say games encourage violence but these people are some of the kindest I've ever seen Theft, ****** and street racing would it not be better if these things were only done behind a computer screen? For many, its more than just a game and can lead to some desperation But people need to know the limits and play in moderation For some it's to do things they wouldn't normally do or say on a daily basis A couch potato wanting to explore the world avoid boredom, keep their mind from stasis To feel the breeze of a challenge drive a fast car or sword-fight, maybe even do some parkour Whether they want to skydive or skate over a hill To be able to do something dangerous without having to sign a medical bill We all have our reasons some play casually while others play to vent E-gaming has become so popular now hosting world tournaments and many gaming event This is how we are so please let us be Our motives are like captured birds are we are just setting them free Whether you want to be a princess or guardian of a banana tree You can do whatever you want just follow your dream People will always be different this is just another sub-culture; like fans of a band But we are the gamers and by this title proudly we stand
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 5:02 AM UTC
Life is an RPG
Here's one for the gamers dungeon dwellers, competitors and casual players Whether they're at home or at a friend, footballers, car racers or dragon slayers To the world that looks down on us for those who's hobbies least appeal Just because they don't understand the reason or share the passion we feel Gamers like acheivements each to their own Whether its to vanquish the opposition build, or break their enemies throne Is that so different perhaps they spend a lot of time at home But isn't playing online with their friends a little better than just sitting alone on ones phone? The world of gaming has evolved and adapted so much It's a common to see a mother aligning fruit or a child with a flapping duck And is it such a bad thing if the players are actually having fun It may not be making them better but I can think of many worse things they could have done They say games encourage violence but these people are some of the kindest I've ever seen Theft, ****** and street racing would it not be better if these things were only done behind a computer screen? For many, its more than just a game and can lead to some desperation But people need to know the limits and play in moderation For some it's to do things they wouldn't normally do or say on a daily basis A couch potato wanting to explore the world avoid boredom, keep their mind from stasis To feel the breeze of a challenge drive a fast car or sword-fight, maybe even do some parkour Whether they want to skydive or skate over a hill To be able to do something dangerous without having to sign a medical bill We all have our reasons some play casually while others play to vent E-gaming has become so popular now hosting world tournaments and many gaming event This is how we are so please let us be Our motives are like captured birds are we are just setting them free Whether you want to be a princess or guardian of a banana tree You can do whatever you want just follow your dream People will always be different this is just another sub-culture; like fans of a band But we are the gamers and by this title proudly we stand
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Today it starts, A game of two halves. Shame no one told us. They will play, We will watch With one eye half shut They will talk, Another good game. But fail like 1970, To claim a prize, We think of our own. I was two the only time, We raised a trophy, That my father saw, Being held aloft in ’66. We claim our three lions roar, Only they whimper out of tournaments, With nothing, but a story of penalties, And another cross bar denying. So I say what will be different, This four year cycle? I know that the pain will be the same, Angry words chanted, and dreams shattered But then there is always A spark of hope… Or the next time. ©Nick Strong
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 5:23 PM UTC
World Cup (An England Supporter's POV)
Disclaimer. They already have this. God **** where was i what happened to pokemon go, I mean wouldn't it be cooler if the pokemon you caught could battle later and train them and do tournaments that's the pokemon go I woulda wanted battle in an augmented reality, virtually with strangers I mean wouldn't it be hot if you said to some chicik or dude, hey my charmanders in close proximity of your squirt\ I uh mean squirtle battle? whilst wasted at the pub
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Jun 25, 2019
Jun 25, 2019 at 7:49 PM UTC
evolution of pokemon ** i mean go
How many has it been, One, 2, Three? How Many Outpatients More Than 9. How many hospitalizations Like 2 How many therapist 7 Phycatrist, counselors, etc ? So So many. Here I am going once again for the Fourth time To residential rehab. They say I need more time For a mind so ill like mine. 6 months or a year To be fine. The frustration that I get from not able to do right Tournaments me I kust want to be set free and fly
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 5:58 AM UTC
Rehab Again
On Monday you are sponges Squeezed empty by Pokemon tournaments and Supernatural Watchathons On Wednesday you are dictionaries lexicons of hyperbolic histrionics thesauri of sturm and drang and angsty angsty goodness But Friday you are IMDB airbenders and Fassbender and light bending across the sails of a ship bound for the unreal implausible impossible unnatural illogical while Monday you are rabid like word-eating mongrels and Wednesday you are 1930's radios spewing never-before-heard myths and mysteries but Friday you are careening between the moons of Jupiter ungrounded unfettered untethered unrealistic imaginative but Friday you are gone gone gone gone gone
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 5:06 PM UTC
. . . But Friday
It feels great to be back on the mats doing jujitsu not use a GI but I'm picking up on everything. I want to get my black belt and compete in tournaments I've been feeling change because of it eating better, cutting back, regaining flexibility, waking up muscles recalling muscle memory. Getting into patterns learning to execute moves better; I may not be one of the best, but I give my best so everyone gets better. Competing with blue belts is another level but I see myself just as good or better. I'll earn their respect I don't expect them to give it to me. I'd like to teach class one I get my skills down share my craft. I'm doingit for me but if others benefit that's a bonus. I'm glad to make it happen
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 10:40 AM UTC
bjj
(I swear, this is the short version:) music dancing pointe shoes walking, just walking sketching photography reading writing poetry sunset him sunrise teaching stories told love, just love an empty beach a starry sky a forest that's awake a city that never sleeps people who get it people who get something else hockey games air hockey tournaments in his basement driving, just driving making people smile cuddling making people laugh the sound of a deaf person laughing so fully the moon the sun the wind the rain the snow the noise the nothing
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 12:26 AM UTC
Things That Make Me Happy (Challenge)
I'm the little housecat who hangs out with dogs plays with frogs and yarns at the shiny ball I'm the little girl who'd rather play football than volleyball and would rather not text my crush, but call I'm the old man who'd rather go swimming than watching who's line is it? or golfing tournaments. This is why I'm misunderstood by everyone they see it one-way and I see hundreds Which way is acceptable? I'm the little boy who thought he was into girls, because they called him a man but grew older to find out I love other men. I'm the art student whom everyone says that should just drop out of school take a different major, be a boss, make rules. Then discovers that without art they'd be as lost as the world of fools It would seem everyone has their own opinion about what everyone else should be, or what and how everyone should do However, each choice made. should be the choices made with you own heart. So what you want to do.
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 7:38 PM UTC
Misunderstood
Dear Dad, thank you for always brushing my hair and teaching me how to do a ponytail. For never getting tired of piggy back rides and Sunday rides in the Cadillac. Thank you for the 5am drives to softball tournaments and the countless hours playing catch. For reminding me to not dip my elbow and to dig my heels. Thank you for dealing with my stubborn attitude and moody years. For always bringing home breakfast when i needed it most. Thank you for starting my car when the snow is to our knees and making sure im always up for work. Most importantly Thank you for showing me the love i deserve. For always loving everyone around you with your whole heart. Thank you for setting an example of a man of God and a man of his word. For setting the bar high and reminding me that no Queen should ever have to settle.
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 12:49 AM UTC
Dear Dad
The only thing i solemnly swear Is to violently tear A hole in the sky And climb through the air til im finally there A few died on a cross just to try and be heirs Facing facts God's face is black and they're inherently scared If i reach a throne Physical or metaphorical I'm dealing miracles like morphine drips And you could score a few Otherwise Im holding torture tournaments Inside the gates of heaven God begging ME for mercy as i torch him and his brethren Eleven times over I've tried to bind Jehovah To a book men have died for trying to be soldiers Writ in blood the words inside lose all their touch Im losing all this blood just to try and feel the rush Of turning the last page and alighting all the brush Don't back away from the flame Its just me Talking to US
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 3:15 AM UTC
God (Isn'tSo) Complex
winning two tournaments in two weeks surely a most impressive feat "my" Agnes did it with a smile and killer techniques her gravel game looked pretty and complete even though today she looked a bit tired her opponent saw it, and tried to take her down but Agnes persevered, the trophy was what she desired a win here was sure to make her the talk of the town after the match, she burst into tears her coach came on court to comfort her and made her aware of her fanclub's cheers but to her, everything must've been a blur
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Jul 18, 2010
Jul 18, 2010 at 3:38 PM UTC
Agnes Szavay
a new career opportunity has come Tom's way and it shall pay him well for many a day some have said he's left his run too late but this vocation is of the right time and date you may ask what Tom is going to pursue if you hang around for a minute I shall tell you his tennis coach says he's got potential to become an older player with fine credentials Tom sharping his ball tossing skills and doing a lot of baseline and net drills he's been working on his serving technique so too on backhand shots which are so oblique the over fifties singles title is his aim which he hopes to win with great acclaim his coach reckons he perform well in the competition as he has the right attitude and volition Tom's entered tournaments here and overseas the ones on grass courts he'll take out with ease he's confident the tennis circuit is where he belongs his first match will take place in Hong Kong Tom has signed a sponsorship deal with Wilson all of their racquets and tennis equipment he proudly don Tony Roche has offered him his valuable support as he embarks on his tour of world tennis courts
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:57 AM UTC
New Career
Written shots come in all shapes and sizes, Size matters like size six, eight or fourteen. Fortune braver the first line alternates the second so on so forth. What becomes sizeable? What's your size? Little antidotes from a measured eagle size flies, Weighs it all up from a prolific mind blasted out its circumference, Two lines make three so on so forth. In size short or long corridors open left and write, Rooms of poetic justice words escape its meaning of pride, Trying to connect its versatility, Weighing up all its options to a third eye so on to the forth. High five thinking outside a sizeable box, A perfect band meets five, Your five a day fruit flavoured squashed for you, Drinking your rainbow colours that your taste buds acquire, For then be hit for six. Six like **** curves figure dressed up in  silk hanged up with a second coat, There's a cat amongst the pigeons, A cricket high score, A winner catches it all out from a wicket duck 0. A severed chase far from Devon. Sailing on the seven seas on a ocean boat ride reach so wide, Beckoning on a horizon with the world looking so flat but at your feet, Never reaching the edge just for evermore, No deck of cards would collapse or fall from this fate. My great mate who I now hate as late as it goes round and round in a figure of speech, Rate this of the eight wonders of the world, Paradise monuments globalisms tournaments under and over a bridge we go and we go. Nine I'm not taking no for an answer, upside down to the left six had it all, Too much size from those verses, Saliva grown twitch es, A centre forward scores a goal, The last but not least single number, Einstein a rocket launch.. For then ten let it be impeccable when circling around next to its dolby one den, Fur marks of a Lion gathered round a pack of clubs five odd and five even, Doubled up figure of been odd but really been even Steven or maybe roughed up down in Nuneaten nine mine. O'Reily@15112014
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 10:11 PM UTC
Sizeable
Written shots come in all shapes and sizes, Size matters like size six, eight or fourteen. Fortune braver the first line alternates the second so on so forth. What becomes sizeable? What's your size? Little antidotes from a measured eagle size flies, Weighs it all up from a prolific mind blasted out its circumference, Two lines make three so on so forth. In size short or long corridors open left and write, Rooms of poetic justice words escape its meaning of pride, Trying to connect its versatility, Weighing up all its options to a third eye so on to the forth. High five thinking outside a sizeable box, A perfect band meets five, Your five a day fruit flavoured squashed for you, Drinking your rainbow colours that your taste buds acquire, For then be hit for six. Six like **** curves figure dressed up in  silk hanged up with a second coat, There's a cat amongst the pigeons, A cricket high score, A winner catches it all out from a wicket duck 0. A severed chase far from Devon. Sailing on the seven seas on a ocean boat ride reach so wide, Beckoning on a horizon with the world looking so flat but at your feet, Never reaching the edge just for evermore, No deck of cards would collapse or fall from this fate. My great mate who I now hate as late as it goes round and round in a figure of speech, Rate this of the eight wonders of the world, Paradise monuments globalisms tournaments under and over a bridge we go and we go. Nine I'm not taking no for an answer, upside down to the left six had it all, Too much size from those verses, Saliva grown twitch es, A centre forward scores a goal, The last but not least single number, Einstein a rocket launch.. For then ten let it be impeccable when circling around next to its dolby one den, Fur marks of a Lion gathered round a pack of clubs five odd and five even, Doubled up figure of been odd but really been even Steven or maybe roughed up down in Nuneaten nine mine. O'Reily@15112014
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We would be in the city of poets and I'd write my touch on your skin we may or may not have been on dinner dates but surely we'd have all 3 meals together you'd love the poetry I write and I'd love the miracles of my talent we'd read the same books and study together despite you studying anthro and me science but I am sure we'd find some common classes too or the small gap between them I'd sneak you into my dorm with my hoodie or we'd drive off into our forever one that we dreamed off one that was a choice one that you never chose or maybe not maybe We'd be in the city of lights the city that never sleeps and I'd pick you up every other morning and we'd have breakfast at espresso or we'd sit in my car and have what your mom makes we may or may not be going to the same college but that wouldn't stop us from reading the same books or going to food & book festivals maybe even debating together in the same tournaments your mom would have a face to my name and mine would know who "all this" is about we would fight but trust me a kiss would more than suffice and I'd sneak you out at 2 am and we'd drive off to a now then a now with peace & love a now with your favorite music a now that you never chose to be but maybe just maybe either way we'd both be left with a place we could call home
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Mar 22, 2018
Mar 22, 2018 at 1:32 AM UTC
Where would we be you ask...
Living life as a king They're a weirdly, kind type. They like reading comics and playing computer games. They like to go visit the movie theaters and eat m&m;'s until 9:45. They call themselves like 'kingslayer' and ' magic142'. Which is a way to escape their horrid real names. They hate losing card games. But use it as a strategy to help next time. Living life as kings The get access to secret clubs They get to go to tournaments and win for their team They get all the women who are interested in how cool they really are Living life as a king
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 3:01 PM UTC
royalty
you know, you are allowed a Kandinsky or a ******* moment in poetry: it's like the development of the cut-up technique beginning with Tristan Tzara and the Dada "school" of "thought", developed later by William Burroughs et al., it doesn't have to be fixated to a definite curvature, a smooth narrative, this is poetry in a boat, during a storm on the sea, it's not a Cambridge v. Oxford boat race on the pristine Thames... some critics ascribe such methodology as either outright stupid or by psychiatric definition a *word salad*, but it's simply kaleidoscopic juxtaposition, it really is a dog drooling ultraviolet saliva onto a canvas, while someone shakes his head (preferably a bulldog, or a boxer, or a St. Bernard)... oh look at him, such ***** eyes, gotta just cuddle him... i'm not using newspaper snippets, as if writing a stalker's letter, cutting out letters and gluing them together on a piece of paper... it's spontaneous combustion (most of the time)... the only method in it is that there isn't a method to begin with... unless randomisation of a gaseous substance with that hectic squash game of atoms is the adequate simile... if i were to say that was a metaphorical comparison i'd be walking through foggy streets of London (circa 1884): after all words have only a one dimensional interaction that's the existential recipient of all of them, the existentially affirmative aye - i left the other affirmative word thought among the others, since, sometimes, as in the cases of melancholia, thought isn't necessarily categorised as affirmative, relegating, drowning the prime affirmative aye with its awkward structure (form)... all the words must pass through the ego, not all of them have to pass through thought, the ones that bounce against the squash cube wall that's ego make it onto the page... more do so when compared with treating thought as the wall and the effective structure for the rubber ball to bounce against. me playing squash? oh yes, very much so, loved it, played about 4 times a week, better than tennis, which is why no squash tournaments are televised, it's not really a spectator sport, it's too enjoyable to have a passive public... it's a sport with the player in mind, like a horse attached to a carriage with those shutters over their eyes; so now what? is poetry not allowed to look like a ******* painting, randomised and incoherent when compared to the standard practices of narrators?
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May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016 at 1:08 PM UTC
Kandinsky moments in poetry
you know, you are allowed a Kandinsky or a ******* moment in poetry: it's like the development of the cut-up technique beginning with Tristan Tzara and the Dada "school" of "thought", developed later by William Burroughs et al., it doesn't have to be fixated to a definite curvature, a smooth narrative, this is poetry in a boat, during a storm on the sea, it's not a Cambridge v. Oxford boat race on the pristine Thames... some critics ascribe such methodology as either outright stupid or by psychiatric definition a *word salad*, but it's simply kaleidoscopic juxtaposition, it really is a dog drooling ultraviolet saliva onto a canvas, while someone shakes his head (preferably a bulldog, or a boxer, or a St. Bernard)... oh look at him, such ***** eyes, gotta just cuddle him... i'm not using newspaper snippets, as if writing a stalker's letter, cutting out letters and gluing them together on a piece of paper... it's spontaneous combustion (most of the time)... the only method in it is that there isn't a method to begin with... unless randomisation of a gaseous substance with that hectic squash game of atoms is the adequate simile... if i were to say that was a metaphorical comparison i'd be walking through foggy streets of London (circa 1884): after all words have only a one dimensional interaction that's the existential recipient of all of them, the existentially affirmative aye - i left the other affirmative word thought among the others, since, sometimes, as in the cases of melancholia, thought isn't necessarily categorised as affirmative, relegating, drowning the prime affirmative aye with its awkward structure (form)... all the words must pass through the ego, not all of them have to pass through thought, the ones that bounce against the squash cube wall that's ego make it onto the page... more do so when compared with treating thought as the wall and the effective structure for the rubber ball to bounce against. me playing squash? oh yes, very much so, loved it, played about 4 times a week, better than tennis, which is why no squash tournaments are televised, it's not really a spectator sport, it's too enjoyable to have a passive public... it's a sport with the player in mind, like a horse attached to a carriage with those shutters over their eyes; so now what? is poetry not allowed to look like a ******* painting, randomised and incoherent when compared to the standard practices of narrators?
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A new career opportunity has come Lesley's way And it shall pay her well for many a day Some have said she's left her run far too late But this vocation is of the right time and date You may ask what she is going to pursue If you hang around for a minute I'll tell you Her tennis coach says she has potential To become a older player with excellent credentials She is sharpening up her ball tossing skills And doing a lot of baseline and net drills She's been working on her serving technique So too on her backhand shots that are so oblique The over fifties singles title is her aim Which she hopes to win with great acclaim Her coach reckons she'll perform well in the competition As she has the right attitude and volition She's entered tournaments here and overseas And the ones on grass courts she'll take out with ease She's confident that the tennis circuit is where she belongs Her first match will take place in Hong Kong Lesley just signed a sponsorship deal with Wilson And all of their merchandize she'll proudly don Billy Jean King has offered her valuable support As she embarks on her tour of world tennis courts
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 5:35 AM UTC
New Career
I read in an article That Tiger Woods hooked up with a ****** That's why Lindsey Vonn broke up with him What's wrong with people?   Lindsey always flew to be with Tiger But Tiger always put his game first According to the article The friend of Tiger says he Wished she had forgave him when they went to therapy Well, I can understand why she didn't Falling into an old habit Hooking up with a ****** When you have a beautiful woman Like Lindsay Vonn I don't get it How can someone who is so dedicated And has won as many tournaments as him Be such a big ***** up I'm in no position to judge As we all make mistakes But things were going so well for them And they were so happy together Ugh! It must be because he is pretty much A self-centered person Well Lindsay I can run a bit better than a 7 minute mile And I am a pretty good golfer Let's go on a date, lol
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 1:54 AM UTC
Tiger Cheats Again! (Poor Lindsay)
I recall you still a ghost on oceans sunset horizon through haze of pills and ***** Do you ever think the same my dear?     Seeing everything through glass eyes ,can't see straight but its only way I feel alive. In reflections of the past and oceans crash the tide carries away the guilt with my false sense of pride. Does the hourglass seen by a cruel reflect of what was never to be god **** the night it haunts me still with every round.      Memories hunt me like a lost soul that cant find its resting place. With every liquid injection every day still hard as the last to forget about what could have been. Torment are pictures that hang from empty walls now vacant as I. And if we should meet again in a far off moonlit embrace would you tell me it just was all the same a distant look in a scene to be a snuffed candle flame.       As if we could hold embrace for more than a day. Why must this life cone with so many tournaments and heartache that doesn't seem to be able to go away. We are shards of fragments left shattered upon the floor nothing rings true.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 6:53 PM UTC
A Shared View co- write with John Patrick Robbins