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"wolfman" poems
the motherships are hovering overhead & to the east, apollo breathes fire past the ****** off incisors, like 'try & catch me now' now, or never. to my west I felt nothing but the most uncomfortable comfort. it's just. too. much. becoming barefooted clouds of dust I run to the godlight & in time I find I also become disenchanted. & I'm just freeezing & my feet are filthy & bleeding but anything for that rush tell me somethin brother do ya cluster with the others? are you some undiscovered color in the monochrome gutter? are you sixsixsix seven aren't you *** & heaven dost thou seek the foul or the feather'ds; brother of blood & sweat, is thou the sheep or the shepherd? wolfman. we want the teeth. to the tooth, troopers. how rude; I can see right thru that wool suit all too true to the stupor, stupid. don't you know I know you, don't you.
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 8:52 AM UTC
Kubrick's Rube
5:00 am - Happy New Year! I look like I should be a musician not a poet. "It's so easy being a poet so hard being a man"       - Charles Bukowski ---- 5:14 am - Passing Rocklea, no sign of the dawn. Coopers Plains station. 3 people get on. Florescent lights cast a spell of sleep. I wish I could sleep right now. Eyelids droop like sad flowers  from a convenience store. I write metaphors like a drunken amateur. Trinder park - Sounds like a bad neighbourhood. **** ME ITS WOODRIDGE. Where even the McDonalds sign is ****** XxXxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx : She could be fun. So tight, she sometimes felt  illegal. Tight and bald. I would slide up to the ***** She loved it rough, golden hair wrapped around my fingers as she was pushed into the pillow. She was loud in the mornings. I could feel her tight *** grinding against my thighs as I ****** her harder  and harder. Until I came : either inside her. Or on her chest. Or in her prim pink suburban mouth. Tightening my grip on her hair as the hot ***** spurted against the back of  her throat. The head of my **** throbbing as she gulped it down with silent satisfaction. That only happened twice though. ---- 5:37 am - The Dawn begins to rise over the Suburban Nation. Final remnants of night twinkle like stars against the silhouette of society. House lights Street lights (and the omnipresent) fluorescent light. Beenleigh station - A pinch faced older woman gets on. Business suit, lunch box. Short hair, glasses. Her earrings are imitation mother of pearl (step-mother of pearl?) She  sits next to a window covered in graffiti. Prim, tight  mouth incarnadine lipstick. Over in the distance a smokestack cuts through the sky above the horizon. Trees do mask the sun and sky. "Hippies; they spend their whole life trying  to get to a microphone and when they do, they don't tell anyone  to **** off." - The Wolfman. ---- 5:52 am - One more stop. The clouds  are the colour of smoke against the pearl blue sky. ---- 6:00 am - Arrival. Clouds are tinged with fire and blood incandescently. You can watch it spread and grow with intensity. Taxi driver  was  a foul mouthed Indian.
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 2:25 AM UTC
Brisbane Street Sketch 5
5:00 am - Happy New Year! I look like I should be a musician not a poet. "It's so easy being a poet so hard being a man"       - Charles Bukowski ---- 5:14 am - Passing Rocklea, no sign of the dawn. Coopers Plains station. 3 people get on. Florescent lights cast a spell of sleep. I wish I could sleep right now. Eyelids droop like sad flowers  from a convenience store. I write metaphors like a drunken amateur. Trinder park - Sounds like a bad neighbourhood. **** ME ITS WOODRIDGE. Where even the McDonalds sign is ****** XxXxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx : She could be fun. So tight, she sometimes felt  illegal. Tight and bald. I would slide up to the ***** She loved it rough, golden hair wrapped around my fingers as she was pushed into the pillow. She was loud in the mornings. I could feel her tight *** grinding against my thighs as I ****** her harder  and harder. Until I came : either inside her. Or on her chest. Or in her prim pink suburban mouth. Tightening my grip on her hair as the hot ***** spurted against the back of  her throat. The head of my **** throbbing as she gulped it down with silent satisfaction. That only happened twice though. ---- 5:37 am - The Dawn begins to rise over the Suburban Nation. Final remnants of night twinkle like stars against the silhouette of society. House lights Street lights (and the omnipresent) fluorescent light. Beenleigh station - A pinch faced older woman gets on. Business suit, lunch box. Short hair, glasses. Her earrings are imitation mother of pearl (step-mother of pearl?) She  sits next to a window covered in graffiti. Prim, tight  mouth incarnadine lipstick. Over in the distance a smokestack cuts through the sky above the horizon. Trees do mask the sun and sky. "Hippies; they spend their whole life trying  to get to a microphone and when they do, they don't tell anyone  to **** off." - The Wolfman. ---- 5:52 am - One more stop. The clouds  are the colour of smoke against the pearl blue sky. ---- 6:00 am - Arrival. Clouds are tinged with fire and blood incandescently. You can watch it spread and grow with intensity. Taxi driver  was  a foul mouthed Indian.
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I was bitten by a Werewolf and now I'm undead. I was a mortal man but now I'm immortal instead. I'm responsible for many deaths because I'm a Wolfman. Many people have tried to **** me but they never can. They never use silver bullets when they fire their guns. People can never escape even though they try to run. When I change back to human, I'm covered in blood and gore. I want somebody to use a silver bullet, I can't take it anymore. I can see that the moon is full tonight as I look up at the sky. I'm about to become the Wolfman and more people will die. Unless somebody does what is needed, things will get worse. Somebody must use a silver bullet and end this horrible curse.
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Oct 31, 2016
Oct 31, 2016 at 2:08 PM UTC
Curse of The Werewolf
Watch out! They're coming everybody beware they walk around real life, from our nightmares. Through the town their creeping to get the things they want; they come with a password to each house they haunt. From a pirouette forms Draculla as he comes to full height, he draws his cape to his chin to hide his overbite. Against a full moons light hangs a witches shape all year shes been waiting for this very night to escape. The wolfman howls through the distance and sprouts coarse red hair. As ghosts and goblins frenzy through the cool nights air. Two lights are yellow glowing above a toothless grin on an old Jack-o-lantern born from a pumpkin. Into the light comes creeping a cat as black as coal, from out of hiding places upon the night to stroll. Out of the closets rattle old Mr. Bones, and from the tombs rumble a mommie moans. Outside they all gather monsters of every size; from huge Frankensteins down to the little guys. Here they come, be quiet, wait for a knock to be heard. There it is get ready for the password. "Trick-or-treat's" the password then comes the trade, for the small price of a treat no tricks will be played. "Happy Halloween!" before they all turn and disappear, back into their hiding places I'm safe again till next year...
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 9:17 PM UTC
Halloween
On my journey to the center of the world Of phantoms dreams, I find all my thoughts with Mysteries. The moon is shining bright and there Must be a werewolf out tonight. In the dark I see Ten people in white-a group of preachers, cursing the Zombies, and I can also tell the vampires around Every corner must be down below. Every night it's the Same, the sanity of reason never seems to be In anyone's brain...the full moon comes I hear The wolfman call, this seems like a normal night In fall, but then I can tell you it's just filled With witches calls. They cook their roasts and cast Bolts and hail, and I can hear them chant while I'm On the speeding city Light Rail.
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Jul 7, 2019
Jul 7, 2019 at 6:11 PM UTC
All Hallows' Day
and one day years down the road she told me: I once met a wolfman with big hands, sullen eyes, and canyons carved into his cheeks down deep in the caverns of the forest’s snow-sunken branches A man more wolf than any wolf or dog I’d encountered before I met a wolfman hungry with lust for the danger that seeped from everything with fear being a forgotten foe of his past I met a wolfman who taught me to kiss the jewels on the hands of challenges and how to live with gratitude for mortality This wild wolfman knew that the lips of death are glossed with sweet cherry-flavored balm and are worth every smooch as long as you make sure to breath in between He knew that a well-lived life makes death’s embrace that of an old friend Whose arms will seem like home This wolfman showed me the ways of the beasts and the burdens they carried showed me that I’m no different   that I’ve got hairs on my back and a growl in my throat just like them and one day years down the road he told me: I once met a lady with strong hands, sunrise eyes, and valleys painted across her face far beyond where most explorers often lose themselves, in terrain only told in legend A young pup with a river’s blood in her veins, disguised as a woman I met a lady crazy to close her eyes and capture the sights she’d seen only to find them running away with tears that she cried through her tight shut lids I met a lady who taught me to look for sunken treasure in the depths of my mind and how to share the wealth and welcome visitors with a doormat and a smile This little lady knew that togetherness was found within the distance between our solitude and silence was as well a told myth as time and Bigfoot She knew that no matter how far a man could run his footprints would never stop chasing him unless he stopped in his tracks and let the wind erase his past This lady showed me more than one way to make a home out of weakened hearts that still pump showed me how to repair instead of replace how something can be damaged and still work, maybe even better than before.
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 12:29 AM UTC
OW OWWW
and one day years down the road she told me: I once met a wolfman with big hands, sullen eyes, and canyons carved into his cheeks down deep in the caverns of the forest’s snow-sunken branches A man more wolf than any wolf or dog I’d encountered before I met a wolfman hungry with lust for the danger that seeped from everything with fear being a forgotten foe of his past I met a wolfman who taught me to kiss the jewels on the hands of challenges and how to live with gratitude for mortality This wild wolfman knew that the lips of death are glossed with sweet cherry-flavored balm and are worth every smooch as long as you make sure to breath in between He knew that a well-lived life makes death’s embrace that of an old friend Whose arms will seem like home This wolfman showed me the ways of the beasts and the burdens they carried showed me that I’m no different   that I’ve got hairs on my back and a growl in my throat just like them and one day years down the road he told me: I once met a lady with strong hands, sunrise eyes, and valleys painted across her face far beyond where most explorers often lose themselves, in terrain only told in legend A young pup with a river’s blood in her veins, disguised as a woman I met a lady crazy to close her eyes and capture the sights she’d seen only to find them running away with tears that she cried through her tight shut lids I met a lady who taught me to look for sunken treasure in the depths of my mind and how to share the wealth and welcome visitors with a doormat and a smile This little lady knew that togetherness was found within the distance between our solitude and silence was as well a told myth as time and Bigfoot She knew that no matter how far a man could run his footprints would never stop chasing him unless he stopped in his tracks and let the wind erase his past This lady showed me more than one way to make a home out of weakened hearts that still pump showed me how to repair instead of replace how something can be damaged and still work, maybe even better than before.
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Quilts and winter blankets my small den of hibernation is where I am at my best for a good five months. Crawl in and crawl out, again, for a few hours of shortening daylight. I have the genes of a Bear and the hair on my head and face lay testament, to these things. I could be a wolfman, especially, when I wake up, Howling, Over what, is anyones guess. Maybe the need of mating, deep In the DNA, of a wild creature.
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 10:49 AM UTC
In the DNA, of a wild creature
Like a darkman's cowl I've seen light more than twice And darkness more than thrice Like a wolfman without a howl Like a moon without a glow All these feelings I'll never show Some things I'll never do I'll never do these things with you
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 7:14 PM UTC
A Moon Without a Glow
Unleash the wild one Freedom open plains Mighty is the wolfman Casting of his chains Aroma of the breeze Freedom open skies Victim of the wolfman Ghastly shrieking cries
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Apr 10, 2017
Apr 10, 2017 at 12:06 PM UTC
Wolfman
By Arcassin Burnham Teeth and claws, Lot of kills and brawls, Not use to staying up late, But the moon can illustrate, And have a love for a human being, That can't be tamed, For a love that has no name, Oh I'm glad you feel the strain, Got fur on my back, Matching fangs, Silver bullets are my only restraint, Although I will not show it, For this woman, And even when it ends, Still hearing the moanin', Can not deal with the pain, Every since the wolf bit my flesh, Using abilities to my best, Fur growing from my chest, My speed and agility I confess, Humans fall beneath like pest, Angry mobs never loved me, But she did, They carried torches, But she carried a set of lips, That kissed my cheek and calmed me down, From the moons embrace, I would forget all the rage if I seen her face.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 8:58 PM UTC
"Wolfman's Love"
i sat in the rocking chair in front of the window expecting a long night. "a broken nose and a broken heart," i whisper. "and 2 black eyes," the moon tells me. "she gives that smile," i tell the moon, "i don't know what it is that little upturn in the corners of her mouth no maybe, no that isn't all of it, a part, maybe, and her dark eyes bright like a streak of lightening across a thunder clouded sky beautiful and dangerous and in a second, gone and" "funny, what a man is willing to die for, "interrupts the moon, pauses and then," love is when the damsel shoots the werewolf with a  silver bullet holds his hairy paw and looks into his wolf eyes and as the wolfman slowly is turning human the man returns that love you can see it in his blue eyes. now, that's, TRUE LOVE." i put a cold can of beer on a book of Neruda love poems a sacrilege i know so i kneel down and pray she will read this poem i'm writing and it will take her to some distant flowered field but... the poem never finished. the letter never sent. so i'm talking to the moon.
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Nov 11, 2023
Nov 11, 2023 at 3:02 PM UTC
talking to the moon