Ta-dum.
Elvis has
left the building.
'Nuff said.
:D
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Ta-dum.
Elvis has
left the building.
'Nuff said.
:D
:lol: Love it!Quote:
Originally Posted by CdnReader
her darling hands
so beautiful
and so fragile
her lips
ripe fruit
soft pit
of tongue
i miss you
in the creases
of life
Life folds us
sometimes near
sometimes far
away
Sipping cold lemonade
through a straw
with you
Outside
the world
passes
like a timelapsed
flower
Into the jazzy tunes
my tired mind
escapes
sometimes I laugh
because
I can't stop
laughing
The best days
go the fastest.
Keep up.
Those days
lake against ledge
red silver red
Carry
smiles
in your pocket.
Just in case.
With your
laughter
be generous
give it freely
Scatter
your laughter
as salt
in the ocean.
Quote:
Originally Posted by CdnReader
Oh, no
please add
some sugar
to life!
Yet sugar
is only a
false sweetness.
Illusion.
how peppery
are you lassie
sweet is sweet
relentlessly
the world presents
its myteries to me
Open yourself
to future selves,
developing,
still unborn
Wake up,
Drink up,
get dressed,
life's fled.
life has arse
to spare
grab - both hands
Never say "yes,"
When you can say....
"YES!!"
How pithy and erudite!Quote:
Originally Posted by Amylian
Tie up your laces.
Point your feet west.
Sauce packets left behind
He smiles in Chinese
Cute!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ampoule
* * * * *
Scattered bits of life
gathered in my skirt.
I love how this thread keeps on going strong even though I've been away for awhile. I'm really enjoying all of your works.
----
In the city's womb,
damp heat, vague gloom
moon waning
stars sinking
Oh, my sleepless
nights!
Drive me crazy, baby.
I'm ready for you.
hold on,baby,
let me straighten
my arrow!
:lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by mazHur
Music flows through...
fills all my
empty spaces.
how can music
fill voids without
my form?
Death
Death
more
Death
Death?
Yes!
Death...
Death.
The night
carries selves
away
somewhere
beyond
breezes
life poses for some
gloom and glum
why?
smiles cost nothing
give of them
most freely
mere free smiles
aren't enough
for love's appetite
sometimes
we cannot bear
the cost of more