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The Poetry Thread

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  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 9:35 PM 113912

    The Poetry Thread

    So, I don't know who all is into poetry here, but I couldn't find a thread specific to sharing poems on here, so figured I'd get one going. Anyone interested at all, or am I all alone in my shell of literary nerdiness?

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 9:51 PM 113915 in reply to 113912

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    Hmm, I think some girl tried this before.

    She made a thread (for herself) to post poems in, she couldn't really handle the criticism so we burned her really bad. I think Dickliquor knows what I'm talking about (Where the F is she anyways?)

    But, unlike her you gave us fair warning for the use of this thread, so we'll see if it appeals.

    ............Who, me?..........no, I don't do poems.

    By the by, why don't you kick it off.......Mrs. Threadstarter? Wink 




    "Free will, a gift too great for something as young as humanity" - Jimi Hendrix
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:15 PM 113923 in reply to 113915

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    I enjoy writing..But poetry was never something I perfected. Wink

    I'm always open to reading some though. What do you like to write about Laura? Anything in particular?


    Body Evolution



  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:48 PM 113929 in reply to 113912

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    Haha. That's why I figured I'd deal out some 'fair warning' beforehand. It's not for everyone, and that's cool. I just thought it was worth a shot, so we'll see how it fares. I don't mind starting it off - nor do I mind burns. (I have been called a pyro before, after all!) Stick out tongue Haha.

    This is a little bit about a graveyard...it's actually the opening 'scene' for a fairly long poem that tells the story of a deranged woman. (In response to sarieinchains, that'd be one of the topics I'm partial to - insanity and whatnot.)

    Feel free to burn as necessary! Smile

    -

    As the crest of the moon waxes in haphazard light
    the entombments, outstretched, house the innocent plight
    of the dancing, enchanting yellow and white
    illuminating all in their nocturnal flight.


    The ivy-strewn yard plays a merciless host;
    endless vines span the distance of the solemn concrete coast.
    Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed.


    Silence predominates across the lonesome, hushed expanses;
    secrecy reserved beneath the stones’ upright stances
    Squalls heard in past times denied their second chances,
    voices left muted in the midnight entrances.

    -

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:52 PM 113931 in reply to 113929

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    Holy crap....... I know I'm getting old, but I cannot read your posts, Laura!  Have mercy on us old folks, will ya??

    LOL   Mr Green  

     




    "We play so fine, don't you agree?" ~ Layne Staley

    "We want to celebrate what we did and the memory of our friend." ~ Jerry Cantrell
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:53 PM 113933 in reply to 113931

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    PunkyLunky:

    Holy crap....... I know I'm getting old, but I cannot read your posts, Laura!  Have mercy on us old folks, will ya??

    LOL   Mr Green  

     

    Only if you have mercy on us young folks, lol! - I'm confused, haha...what can't you read?

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:56 PM 113937 in reply to 113933

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    your font should be bigger Mr Green

    cool poem! 


    ^ qwning sig by creep!
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 10:57 PM 113939 in reply to 113933

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:
    PunkyLunky:

    Holy crap....... I know I'm getting old, but I cannot read your posts, Laura!  Have mercy on us old folks, will ya??

    LOL   Mr Green  

     

    Only if you have mercy on us young folks, lol! - I'm confused, haha...what can't you read?

    - Laura

    Me?????  Have mercy on you young-uns?????? No way!  hahaha j/k.. I love teenagers, I have a house full all the time.

    Your font is so tiny!!!  Wink

    Mr Green 




    "We play so fine, don't you agree?" ~ Layne Staley

    "We want to celebrate what we did and the memory of our friend." ~ Jerry Cantrell
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:01 PM 113941 in reply to 113939

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    PunkyLunky:
    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:
    PunkyLunky:

    Holy crap....... I know I'm getting old, but I cannot read your posts, Laura!  Have mercy on us old folks, will ya??

    LOL   Mr Green  

     

    Only if you have mercy on us young folks, lol! - I'm confused, haha...what can't you read?

    - Laura

    Me?????  Have mercy on you young-uns?????? No way!  hahaha j/k.. I love teenagers, I have a house full all the time.

    Your font is so tiny!!!  Wink

    Mr Green 

    Oooh, didn't realize that was the issue at hand! Haha. I'll make an exception for you, PL. Better?

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:05 PM 113944 in reply to 113941

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:
    PunkyLunky:
    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:
    PunkyLunky:

    Holy crap....... I know I'm getting old, but I cannot read your posts, Laura!  Have mercy on us old folks, will ya??

    LOL   Mr Green  

     

    Only if you have mercy on us young folks, lol! - I'm confused, haha...what can't you read?

    - Laura

    Me?????  Have mercy on you young-uns?????? No way!  hahaha j/k.. I love teenagers, I have a house full all the time.

    Your font is so tiny!!!  Wink

    Mr Green 

    Oooh, didn't realize that was the issue at hand! Haha. I'll make an exception for you, PL. Better?

    - Laura

     

    Much!  Thank you!!

    ((((((((hugs)))))))))

    Yes 




    "We play so fine, don't you agree?" ~ Layne Staley

    "We want to celebrate what we did and the memory of our friend." ~ Jerry Cantrell
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:08 PM 113946 in reply to 113929

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:

    Haha. That's why I figured I'd deal out some 'fair warning' beforehand. It's not for everyone, and that's cool. I just thought it was worth a shot, so we'll see how it fares. I don't mind starting it off - nor do I mind burns. (I have been called a pyro before, after all!) Stick out tongue Haha.

    This is a little bit about a graveyard...it's actually the opening 'scene' for a fairly long poem that tells the story of a deranged woman. (In response to sarieinchains, that'd be one of the topics I'm partial to - insanity and whatnot.)

    Feel free to burn as necessary! Smile

    -

    As the crest of the moon waxes in haphazard light
    the entombments, outstretched, house the innocent plight
    of the dancing, enchanting yellow and white
    illuminating all in their nocturnal flight.


    The ivy-strewn yard plays a merciless host;
    endless vines span the distance of the solemn concrete coast.
    Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed.


    Silence predominates across the lonesome, hushed expanses;
    secrecy reserved beneath the stones’ upright stances
    Squalls heard in past times denied their second chances,
    voices left muted in the midnight entrances.

    -

    - Laura

    I actually quite liked it! I enjoyed your choice of words. It wasn't predictable. My favorite line was

    "Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed."

    Very nice!


    Body Evolution



  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:10 PM 113949 in reply to 113946

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    SarieInChains:
    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:

    Haha. That's why I figured I'd deal out some 'fair warning' beforehand. It's not for everyone, and that's cool. I just thought it was worth a shot, so we'll see how it fares. I don't mind starting it off - nor do I mind burns. (I have been called a pyro before, after all!) Stick out tongue Haha.

    This is a little bit about a graveyard...it's actually the opening 'scene' for a fairly long poem that tells the story of a deranged woman. (In response to sarieinchains, that'd be one of the topics I'm partial to - insanity and whatnot.)

    Feel free to burn as necessary! Smile

    -

    As the crest of the moon waxes in haphazard light
    the entombments, outstretched, house the innocent plight
    of the dancing, enchanting yellow and white
    illuminating all in their nocturnal flight.


    The ivy-strewn yard plays a merciless host;
    endless vines span the distance of the solemn concrete coast.
    Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed.


    Silence predominates across the lonesome, hushed expanses;
    secrecy reserved beneath the stones’ upright stances
    Squalls heard in past times denied their second chances,
    voices left muted in the midnight entrances.

    -

    - Laura

    I actually quite liked it! I enjoyed your choice of words. It wasn't predictable. My favorite line was

    "Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed."

    Very nice!

    Why thank you much!! Smile I hope this thread catches on!...

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:18 PM 113954 in reply to 113949

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    Re: The Poetry Thread


    Look To The Sea

    I hear a hummingbird hum.
    I taste whiskey in water.
    I smell the rose in the trash can.
    I feel the faults on your skin,
    But they're anything but to me.

    Lets dream together,
    Lets weave the seams.
    I can take care of all of your needs.
    Travel the sea,i'l come searchin.
    I'l be walking.To come and make you believe.

    Lets go tumblin',headfirst into what we don't know.
    Lying here,watching you breathe,
    I can begin to believe.

    I'd swim the sea,I'd trek to the moon.
    If its the only way il get to you.
    I'd swim the oceans,I'd trek to the moon.
    If its the only way il get to you.

    More lyrics than poetry but ah sure! 




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  •  Wed, Mar 26 2008, 11:21 PM 113955 in reply to 113929

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    MiindOfDestructiveTaste:

    Haha. That's why I figured I'd deal out some 'fair warning' beforehand. It's not for everyone, and that's cool. I just thought it was worth a shot, so we'll see how it fares. I don't mind starting it off - nor do I mind burns. (I have been called a pyro before, after all!) Stick out tongue Haha.

    This is a little bit about a graveyard...it's actually the opening 'scene' for a fairly long poem that tells the story of a deranged woman. (In response to sarieinchains, that'd be one of the topics I'm partial to - insanity and whatnot.)

    Feel free to burn as necessary! Smile

    -

    As the crest of the moon waxes in haphazard light
    the entombments, outstretched, house the innocent plight
    of the dancing, enchanting yellow and white
    illuminating all in their nocturnal flight.


    The ivy-strewn yard plays a merciless host;
    endless vines span the distance of the solemn concrete coast.
    Those residing there-under have little to boast,
    save for the blanket lain over; in starlight engrossed.


    Silence predominates across the lonesome, hushed expanses;
    secrecy reserved beneath the stones’ upright stances
    Squalls heard in past times denied their second chances,
    voices left muted in the midnight entrances.

    -

    - Laura

    Wow nice poem, one of the best I've read in a while =D

     

    I really love writing poetry but I haven't been writing a lot recently =[ I might post some of my older work in here though if I can mange to find my old maths book (I wrote all my poetry in there)
     






  •  Fri, Mar 28 2008, 8:24 PM 114284 in reply to 113954

    Re: The Poetry Thread

    Richy:

    Look To The Sea

    I hear a hummingbird hum.
    I taste whiskey in water.
    I smell the rose in the trash can.
    I feel the faults on your skin,
    But they're anything but to me.

    Lets dream together,
    Lets weave the seams.
    I can take care of all of your needs.
    Travel the sea,i'l come searchin.
    I'l be walking.To come and make you believe.

    Lets go tumblin',headfirst into what we don't know.
    Lying here,watching you breathe,
    I can begin to believe.

    I'd swim the sea,I'd trek to the moon.
    If its the only way il get to you.
    I'd swim the oceans,I'd trek to the moon.
    If its the only way il get to you.

    More lyrics than poetry but ah sure! 


    "Ah sure" is right - it counts! And I like it. Superb use of imagery!

    Glad this is (kinda) catchin'! - keep 'em coming, guys!

    - Laura


    It's hard to start things over...
    you can feel the fire around us

    [all the time]
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