Behind these blue eyesDo you believe what you see?
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Original: 3/20/2006 2:34 AM
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Monday, March 20, 2006
 

So, it's been a really long week, and now I'm up thinking and therefore I wrote a little something.

I am no poet, by any means, but I like to share whatever words I do transcribe for the sake of sharing.

Mistaken Mirror

I sit and watch the world below though
my window's cracked and dingy
the outside world dark and dangerous
its destruction visible for miles
beauty joins the sun while
gray clouds conquer the once pristine sky
pain, embarassement, and mistakes
litter the down-trodden pavement
that has been walked on for years
yet never once been repaired
a skeleton crowds one street curner
as another huddles in a vertex
intricately woven spiderwebs
decorate and dance in the barren roads
no people to sweep the streets
nor brighten this dreary scene
why would anyone desire to
inhabit such an ugly place?
as I ponder, I notice
the missing sill, the lack of pane
my outside world
so broken
so jeded
has always been me.


just like all things, it's a work in progress.


my words are inflated and meaningless
and yours are the needles necessary
to deflate me.



goodnight and good luck.

 Posted 3/20/2006 2:34 AM - 2 comments

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Visit thunderclease's Xanga Site!
A poem for a poem! I like yours so I'll give you one in return for your generosity; sharing is caring.

Mild, melancholy caribou eyes,
As mournful as the eyes of old apes,
Staring at me, blinking rapidly,
Hung on chains,
And on shadows of chains,
Backlit by smoky torches,
The mood set by woodsy incense,
The luster of torchflames
Reflecting rheumatically off of holy icons
And ancient pews,
The air reverberating with the
Almost-noise of torch smoke and
Incense smoke rustling against
Objects made of gold and lemonwood;
This is a church?!

Was that a bit pretentious?
Sometimes you’ve just got to get it out of your system.
Well, sometimes I do;
You probably don’t have any pretensions yourself;
The hands of your pocket watch
Are pristine, an elegant ivory-white,
With red enameled nails;
The hands of my wristwatch
Are haggard,
Scarred by the fissures of flowing tears,
Tanned by the light of a twinkling eye.

You see, I’m descending;
I’m in quite a tight spiral,
Blindly centering on some meaningless aesthetic,
Some “poetry” or other,
Some something that you can never quite put your finger on, no matter how many times
you point at it and walk forward.



Cheerful poetry is so passe.... High five. Don't be mean to me either, I liked yours so you have to at least be reasonably nice to mine.
Posted 3/20/2006 12:45 PM by thunderclease - reply

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hey random props..wanna chat
Posted 3/23/2006 11:59 AM by Luvable_azn_boi - reply


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