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    Quote Originally Posted by Silas Thorne View Post
    Please put this somewhere else, unless you wrote it of course. I recommend the Poems, Poets, and Poetry thread if you want help to interpret a poem that someone else has written. This thread is for people to post weird poems of their own.
    And generally not get much feedback. If you did write it and you want feedback, best to make a thread for it all to itself in the main bit of the personal poetry section.

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    oh my, you guys have been really prolific while I lazed around. Will read all your weird poems later on.

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    35-b

    Hawthorn — I take my brother back to his building.
    It’s all beige stone and steel,
    a small garden, maybe from saved seeds,
    cucumber and watermelon,
    the green vine outside the entry door,
    planted, the way a thief hides a jewel,
    but the sun finds it and sends a small light
    into the room, like a distant star, as if to say,
    grow so death can find you, or be lost before you begin.

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    more strange ones

    I've been saving these a long time, thus their wrinkled appearance drycleaning could not remove. -ff


    At the Summit Meeting

    We had two
    Alsatian Buckhorn bedimmed,
    emphasized grumble-colloquia
    and the marvelous results.

    The boys must be blind,
    to the perfection of the arrangements,
    shamefaced Cinderella from Cinerama,
    obvious and simple, disco parapsychology.

    To me, to overlook such a labile,
    some pipes and five pounds of smoking tobacco,
    assure or suggest that the congress
    dictate proper replacements.


    Willing to Travel

    I’ve heard a lot about you…
    We have all forgotten
    more than we remember.
    Parthenogenesis, you think,
    or secure data transmission?

    Join Now! Lonely housewives
    want to cheat, another doorway.
    Tired of yourself?
    What’s inside?
    We have one day passes for $1.
    Last edited by firefangled; 01-09-2009 at 07:35 PM.

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    I don't know how I even ate the first one
    and this one's even bigger.
    (At least the jam wasn't too difficult to open.)
    But please, is it really expedient
    to do it this way, and with all parts
    still so clear and harmonically lucid––
    as in some murderous battle
    of hop-o-my-thumb,
    strategically led
    by five-finger technique--
    I'm gagging on it, the pure retch
    brought on
    by the perfect spherical object
    so beloved of the romantics.
    Those bastards.
    What did they know about
    swallowing one's own compositions?
    Nothing. But at least they wouldn't begrudge a fellow
    a drop of water.

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    Pulse!
    a heart beat
    Pulse!
    sound of rhythm
    Pulse!
    blood streams
    Pulse!
    a sign of life
    Pulse!
    a rushing force

    a heart beat
    sound of rhythm
    blood streams
    sign of life
    a rushing force

    It can all end in a

    Pulse!

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    Different parts of a flower
    all lined up
    in rows from
    a-z
    arrayed
    for the eye to see
    from Azalea petals
    to Zinnia leaves
    anther
    calyx
    filament
    ovary and ovule
    peduncle holding up
    the petals
    sepal
    stigma and style
    these are the things
    when pieced together
    create such budding beauty
    while dissected apart
    make Latinous dribble.

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    Nice one DM. I'm not so sure it's weird at all. It's really quite true.

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    I love this thread. I think that the Weird Poems are awesome!
    Our task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty
    ~Albert Einstein

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    Quote Originally Posted by firefangled View Post
    Nice one DM. I'm not so sure it's weird at all. It's really quite true.
    Hehe thank you

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    Movie

    in which I fall asleep,
    in the field behind my house.

    eventually they call it vacant,
    the locust tree root—
    black in a world of color—
    pushes up the sidewalk,
    leading to the street.

    the man in the movie speaks
    like Montgomery Clift,
    he looks through my eyes,
    so he cannot see me

    and there are no mirrors
    in the world unless I wake.

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    He plays...

    He plays the sonnet, held tight to his breast,
    earnestly waiting for those who know best.
    There shakes the feather, held down on the ground:
    'let me free!, let me free!',
    yet the thoughts had no sound.

    Would that I could, eat a trick of the light,
    Then we would be alright,
    Then my thoughts would run free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Muse View Post
    Different parts of a flower
    all lined up
    in rows from
    a-z
    arrayed
    for the eye to see
    from Azalea petals
    to Zinnia leaves
    anther
    calyx
    filament
    ovary and ovule
    peduncle holding up
    the petals
    sepal
    stigma and style
    these are the things
    when pieced together
    create such budding beauty
    while dissected apart
    make Latinous dribble.
    Great!
    This is my favorite poem of yours, Dark Muse. The last lines really hit home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firefangled View Post
    in which I fall asleep,
    in the field behind my house.

    eventually they call it vacant,
    the locust tree root—
    black in a world of color—
    pushes up the sidewalk,
    leading to the street.

    the man in the movie speaks
    like Montgomery Clift,
    he looks through my eyes,
    so he cannot see me

    and there are no mirrors
    in the world unless I wake.
    This is totally ace.

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    Code:
    Illustrated phone book phonetic abridged
     computers
    
    Had win, canopy      digest    clogged ventricle             it is
    
    
    livid mentions in the popular press 
                     sexualised outrage spattering the pages
               Swindon train station car park,   
    matches, cigarettes, fried breakfast
    
    
    O veil of tears                  populated by 
             Nazi sympathisers, obese            wild-eyed Christian funny-mentalists,
    
    flecks of spit                    landing on their loved ones,
    
                       and members of the 
    
    automotive association,              Top Gear on, glued to the screen, 
    bringing on coronary arrest, slapping their knees, kids around, tying nooses
    
    for pedestals.

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