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  1. Too tired

    by , 01-17-2009 at 09:03 PM (Silas Thorne's Journal)
    Too tired.

    This eye-flickering wakeness
    draws me into empty
    spaces phasing into sleep without action.
    Dyslexia comes,
    a fridge of magic magnets
    shape new lines to newsline.
    Categories
    Poetry
  2. Without the bitter, the sweet ain't as sweet...

    by , 01-17-2009 at 07:45 PM (Insights from a person of questionable sanity)
    Does anyone else worry what will happen to all their stuff - mainly books, after they've...'gone'? It sounds slightly materialistic and I should be more worried about loved ones than possessions but it keeps bugging me. That I waste so much time, effort and money collecting so many different things and for what purpose?

    I think I need to get some sleep. Things always look a little better in the morning. Usually because I can't find my glasses ....

    Without ...

    Updated 02-25-2009 at 07:40 AM by optimisticnad

    Categories
    Humour slash Life - practically the same thing!
  3. Dear John.

    by , 01-17-2009 at 05:07 AM (Silas Thorne's Journal)
    Dear John

    My love
    your absence pickles my heart
    I lie there
    on the shelf
    waiting for you to throw stones
    and smash my clear glass shell.

    Your letter comes.
    The pregnant sausage of my mind
    sizzles in pain.
    I squeak out my suffering
    but you continue to fry.
    Categories
    Poetry
  4. Wandering

    by , 01-17-2009 at 05:06 AM (Silas Thorne's Journal)
    Tongues of sharp-winged sadness take me.
    Unkempt, unsandalled and unclean,
    I wander whirlpools in the waiting dark,
    following false beacons
    that bold and bitter moonlight
    burn before me.
    Categories
    Poetry
  5. Poppa popped me one.

    by , 01-17-2009 at 05:04 AM (Silas Thorne's Journal)
    Poppa popped me one.
    Forearms like Popeye
    he twisted one eye to a bead,
    swinging hamfisted havoc.
    Kapow!
    the card castle that I am
    oyles away like olive to the ground
    Categories
    Poetry