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"trudy" poems
fischers rap on a hot tin roof bristol creek pools over rock and seed english wolfhound (and the barkbuster) stroll pine lane vibrant colors of a cool spring in cob yellow and forest green field mice squander in cotton wind goats and ferret hold seven hour trim raven and **** meddle and forage (on a splendid fiaker goulash!) crickets and frogs hidden in swollen grey logs creepers fill the cut stone walls coy wolf high on a frayed white rope eagles perched at trudy’s bend catamounts laze on a snow base cedar (pared arbutus bent   through a failed ground rock) brush spider spins a timely web brown bears fumble at the spirit jamboree quizzical squirrels crack their nuts as pillow clouds float over telegraph trail 12 point dances on talus and scree hen hawks float in a big hard sun clydesdale and coach trot copper smith road (glancing down on finch and the warbler whistling through colander row) lavender fills the peat soil box mountain cats guard the heavenly gates black eyed ridge is wide and open the country squire hails this fruitful land
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 12:18 AM UTC
Welcome to the Shire
Trudy.Lends her heart. Kind. You shouldn't mind. To a friend who's beyond distraught. She tries. Guides. Often lies. To protect herself from the world. Lord. The mask, she wears, it's a disguise. Inside, she cowers in fear. Oh dear. Layers. Trudy. Outside. All you'll see is Happiness. A joyful judy. Bright light. Inside. She's Fearless. Fighting. Completed and undefeated. Misleading. Deceiving. She cries, although she tries, she finds it hard to get by. Trudy. Trust. Happiness. She'll find it. Blinding. Guiding. A bright light. Find her. Don't mind me. You'll see. She needs. You. Under. What she hides. At first glance, she'll lie. A trance. You'll have to pry. Try. You'll see, she's not like you and me. Trudy.
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Jan 1, 2013
Jan 1, 2013 at 5:38 PM UTC
Trudy
Rock n’ roll music, Folger’s, and paint-smeared hands. Dresser drawers filled to the brim with undeveloped camera film. Blue bonnets and overgrown grass, pecans and crunching fall leaves. Dirt roads and river-rocks, typewriters, polaroid cameras, and feather-quill pens. Those hand-me-down blue eyes and brown ones that are “sometimes hazel.” Crystal clusters and Lord of the Rings. Countless mosquito bites and play-pretend games in the clubhouse. Early-birds and night-owls. Trudy; and Randy Hayes. “Don’t touch everything you see,” and “If you say you’re bored, I’ll find work for you to do.” Sweet tea and okra and southern dishes blackened and drenched in cheese or gravy. Grandma always burned everything to make sure it was fully cooked, and to her, it was never burned, just “well-done.” Cigarettes and carpentry and cookbooks. Wild blackberries and birthday parties at the lake. Sleeping in all day and staying up all night and procrastination. Shepherd's Pie, potatoes, and four-leaf clovers. “Nil Desperandum. Never Despairing.” I’m from a whole house that eats eggs for breakfast, and I’m allergic to eggs. And trees as tall as buildings and buildings as tall as trees. “You should never take the lord’s name in vain,” and “Jesus loves you, so you should love others.” Day-dreams and stargazing and thunderstorms. “All or nothing,” and “There is no try, only do.” Old family pictures in dust-glittered frames. We are crystals. We have facets, each one makes us who we are. With only one window of our lives to express, we’d merely be glass. I am a part of each of these things just as much as they are each a part of me.
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Feb 25, 2021
Feb 25, 2021 at 12:36 AM UTC
Crystals
Rock n’ roll music, Folger’s, and paint-smeared hands. Dresser drawers filled to the brim with undeveloped camera film. Blue bonnets and overgrown grass, pecans and crunching fall leaves. Dirt roads and river-rocks, typewriters, polaroid cameras, and feather-quill pens. Those hand-me-down blue eyes and brown ones that are “sometimes hazel.” Crystal clusters and Lord of the Rings. Countless mosquito bites and play-pretend games in the clubhouse. Early-birds and night-owls. Trudy; and Randy Hayes. “Don’t touch everything you see,” and “If you say you’re bored, I’ll find work for you to do.” Sweet tea and okra and southern dishes blackened and drenched in cheese or gravy. Grandma always burned everything to make sure it was fully cooked, and to her, it was never burned, just “well-done.” Cigarettes and carpentry and cookbooks. Wild blackberries and birthday parties at the lake. Sleeping in all day and staying up all night and procrastination. Shepherd's Pie, potatoes, and four-leaf clovers. “Nil Desperandum. Never Despairing.” I’m from a whole house that eats eggs for breakfast, and I’m allergic to eggs. And trees as tall as buildings and buildings as tall as trees. “You should never take the lord’s name in vain,” and “Jesus loves you, so you should love others.” Day-dreams and stargazing and thunderstorms. “All or nothing,” and “There is no try, only do.” Old family pictures in dust-glittered frames. We are crystals. We have facets, each one makes us who we are. With only one window of our lives to express, we’d merely be glass. I am a part of each of these things just as much as they are each a part of me.
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Trudy the Trout Having been spawned one sunny day Sparkles rainbow colors As she frolics in the lake Spends time in school with friends Learning to survive What parts are safe to nibble When the man throws out his fishing line When Trudy's not in school How that sweet fishy loves to play Swimming among the hidden treasures At the bottom of the lake One day she swam up to the top Curious to have a look Grabbed by a hawk with her last thought of This here can't be good
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May 29, 2013
May 29, 2013 at 2:45 PM UTC
Trudy the Trout
We loved you Pumpkin pie And you Bahzie boy My bridge to the Equine kingdom Mitten, you made My wife like cats Begins a tragedy of three A tale of other kitties Stanley wandered too far A tragedy of traffic Babad not as far… Both waited for us No one wants to die alone But still, we’ve been blessed Goldie, I’m glad You loved me Little dog with A heart too big Thank you, Sue For trusting us with Trudy What a lucky man I am To garner such love and trust And of course, biggie guy, He who once was named Hunter: Gunther. (Inset sadness here) Chessy taught responsibility With insulin shots at 6 & 6 Tristan y Isolde (Stanley and Zolda) Operatic lives lived As comedy/tragedy And, et-hem; yes Even you, Ms. Berry Past denizens Of Chateau Flobo Let’s not not leave out The current cohorts: Free spirit, wild child Lucky Ducky Biggie boy found you You adopted us Ms. Black-in-the-box Moved herself in And Fred—well, Fred is just being Fred They all found us Not the other way around From a big family, We’ve loved/love a big family
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May 24, 2019
May 24, 2019 at 7:24 PM UTC
ROOTS
we're standing on the pavements taking pictures of our lives pretending we are frozen every second passed in time but what if we instead project the daily as it is the broken up confusion and the sense we make of it put everything in places they were always meant to be and justify the cause for such decisions made by thee let not the fear consuming all make way inside of you rebuke it in the name of faith you carry tried and true don't let the voice of others tell you what is right and wrong you have a mind unshakable when rooted deep and strong
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Oct 4, 2016
Oct 4, 2016 at 8:32 PM UTC
Who calls you Trudy?
The red sun blazed like a fire ball though the gloaming just like she said it would   , then danced like firelight in the branches as it was , It was from this you appeared . Smoke . , smouldering embers choked by flame , untill it’s fumes take over , smothering. My , Black lungs wheezing gasping for breath . My body and clothes Linas  perfume  , to you’re beautiful aroma I cling . My hand reaches near so to be warmed by you’re flame , and Linas  hand reaches out from the gloaming to touch mine , warmly Inches from the the fire . From Lilly pads she appeared , her white wet dress showing off her shapely body reflected against the flames . How I had awaited this hour , consumed by her perfume, my lungs burst. , Wheezing, breathless , intoxicated by her perfume . Reaching for each other’s hands , her eyes reflecting endless forms of beauty, we fall to where the Lilly pads lay , down to the waters deep take us hand in hand we plunged deep into its waters . The red sun suddenly lets its rays surrender to it’s. night , onto crimson waters where the Lilly pads lay . Blackbirds  to many to count , rendered song , Opening blue skies , just for so long , we looked up one more time to see , that our souls lost in Lilly pads lay , would softly return to song . (2019). Trudy and Marv hand in hand lovers from a distant land , heard a blackbird sing , she looked down “ the roses are so beautiful here “ She said . (
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Jun 7, 2019
Jun 7, 2019 at 9:22 AM UTC
Smoke ( where the Lilly pads lay ll )
The day we got a discusting cat You see when my grandmother lost her two cats Named mitsy and Trudy, she was so devastated as can be So my cousins Mark and David found a cat on the side of the road And decided to give it to my grandmother And mind you, it seemed a good idea Yeah at first the cat looked very cute But after a while it was horrible little thing You see my brother picked it up And it **** all over him and I was thinking serves you right for picking him up, mate And then my brother put it down and went to the bathroom And washed the smell out of his hands And the cat tried to jump on me, but I said to the cat **** off You are a timid little beast, you deserve to be taken to the bush And sent to greener pastures, And yes, we'll sing born free to him Or ding **** the cat is dead, you see I **** on people and he scratched and bite Yeah he was a horrible nasty, very discusting cat And the moment we got rid of the cat, the family were saved Thanks for small mercy's Sent from my iPhone
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 1:50 PM UTC
DISCUSTING CATS
If u believe Youll see me Knocking... On your heart With poetry's kiss Just whispering   "Merry Xmas"
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Dec 25, 2019
Dec 25, 2019 at 4:51 PM UTC
Trudy
Trudy sits sipping cocktails Watching the passers by. The girl with the Botox, false eyebrows to match, The ****** old codger, with his hand on her ****** They swan right on past Ignoring the view. No-one knows why She's invisible to you. But she doesn't care, she points one finger in the air, She'd rather look at the sky.
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Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 4:23 AM UTC
Trudy