Mitch Posted December 27, 2003 Share Posted December 27, 2003 [size=1] Ten poems here. Written just now in rapid succesion. I got pretty devoid of what I was writing in the last few. But the rest were decent.[/size] [b]I[/b] i love thee in some fashion that i wear what be it that hugs my body tight the frame enwrapped bones and light what be it that wears me in this dight for when it is flesh and ripe bruise that is when and there is then found colorful hues [b]II[/b] some days wear i boxers and jeans faded flare blue as sadness carries its care some days i wear shirts most loose askew wrapped round lankily not showing off my beauty's frame some days wear i faces that wear upon mine face that feel like make-up powder and paste. mannequin be i faceless face lined. mannequin be i faceless face lined. [b]III[/b] my body naked is a machine pump-pumping the joints careen the bolts swing and there be time pendulum being. my body naked is mine own undesecrated flown. and there i wear it much as me while deeper in monsters breathe. my body naked is a machine pump-pumping those joint careen. puncture mine skin drain tward the flesh deep inside deep duress my body naked i see. [b]IV[/b] ribs and bone white polish shone. flesh hunkers hugs th' sides helter-skelter skeleton frame. therein there tamed machineofbones mine own slave. putten things upon layered deep and drawn cutten now then slaughter there all i am is bones bruised rare. cutten mine cloths cutten mine skin bleed profuse therein skin mine ripeness tempted taste eaten it all do not haste. then there be ribs and bone shone. then there be machineofbones mine own slave. therein be machineofbones yet still flesh hunkers hugs th' sides and whereto do i pry. skin me now then therein lie deep and dormant prime. for machineofbones am i. [b]V[/b] in th' begin' there was none then blackness seizured. an' there it began. a lifeless form was made built?boltered?framed. inhumane?urbane?mundane. and therefrom it was all made. dressed here and there th' blackness was dressed fair. wore he now the light an' hues o' colors lurkened slight. a green? a white? a yellow? a red? all many much more colors there were bled. the blackness felt most fine decorated he was sublime. an' he was given feeling an' emotions seethed. the anger risen? the peace interred? the lone felten? the horrid bared. the feelings synapsed combined then retract. an' emotions seethed. most of all as time went forth blackness came lone with want and with his nothing and with his all he built forth a figure tall. thereupon he built within deep dresses and wires and tendons thin. till had he built his whim. and O what lack?and O what great? therefore stood a figure gape. with wide eyes and cheeks so thin and innocence very grinned. an' emotions seethed. an' in incubation the figure made. hindered, slaved. till it was its own new color brave. it was colored most differeing. and it flashed and flashed. an' emotions seethed while in his blackness blackness be'd. thereupon the figure made grown and feigned was hurten with the way things were and was but a smear for blackness to upturn. blackness took him unawares smoting down him to bare. and in the act and in the ways the figure was much bruised. till wounded he died. a bruised smear wounded to a hue. and still that form lingered even in death. for what it had been and what it had done still had breath. an' emotions seethed as blackness grieved the most strange sadness he believed. and blackness cried till his tears hit thereupon the bruised smear. and blackness saw the wet dead with fear till in his sadness he could not refute his want of another to brute. then there was made another figure there. another bruised smear to have his fare. in th' begin' there was none. then blackness seizured an' there it began. an' there it ended. [b]VI[/b] comet carnage incarnate hit upon me thine console bore into the earth th' head like a hole. comet i see thine tail in th' dark smoking round wanting home come down thee comet come down lone with not a lover nor a need but with inevitablity obscene. comet comet in the night cometh down thine fright come come in the night cometh down, cometh the light cometual the delight cometual the idle blight comet you be th' most right. comet carnage incarnate hit upon me thine console bore into the earth th' head like a hole. [b]VII[/b] i sing to you my friend alone the song most sung the most beloved i sing to you as i sing to myself and sing to you like sing you deep inside you feel this way i know it my friend and i shall write it here today i smell the leaves of grass the grass that grows i feel it neath my feet and neath my smell deep here in the grass its death has already began and one can tell deep here in the grass there is yet water and the stuff that gives it life but one day it shall not see this, nor the light so my friend i sing to you i sing to you my friend alone the song most sung the most beloved i sing that there is no purpose but what there is and there is none there be or is but deep inside us all we must live just as butterflies are most serene and the trees growning are most pristine so are we but we are not so green for we take to our devices cold and hard the technology that has been made. what has been made cannot be unmade but only sheltered and effused drawn back and held to hard and something made makes things eased but too much goes to the point of no need. so my friend i sing to you telling you that you must live live as other have lived live as the grass has been and there you will find no hope within but a hope that living is living then. [b]VIII[/b] we don't need to multiply we don't need to grow we don't need the flowers we don't need the road i crossed my math with my crucify i killed the weeds with a pull i beat the flowers to bruised fulls and i cracked the road that i have worn my feet are undaunted my hands are thin and veined and my mind has been broken and framed. when i find it all i will find the question and then it will be asked and there shall be a beautiful answer for a beautiful question and death shall teeter and shelter from the storm. [b]IX[/b] have grown hairy with the age given new visage to haze with this sign?this bade i wear me blossomed soon to fade and when i wilt i will drain and when i wilt i will drain. have grown hairy the thorny nest has begun spidering down its lung. want to numb blunt the candid dumb feel it going to another going down the way and when i wilt i will drain and when i blossomed i felt engrained. have grown hairy with the age and with this given i shall fade. [b]X[/b] x marked the spot on the way i was gone the map was thin, my hands cold in the snow and there was treasure, but it was unknown the past was written on the map the x fingering me in the eye shooting me point blank with its vision its cry the past is a big gaping hole and i climbed back in it the monster still lived in that abode and in there i was eaten by him and found it was larger than i'd ever known the past is a gaping hole and i can't help but go back for the treasures there like a pirate that has lost his way going bout stumbled in the rain. x marked the spot on the way i was gone and i climbed in the musty hole and since then have ever been gone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mimmsicle Posted December 28, 2003 Share Posted December 28, 2003 [COLOR=firebrick][b] I [/b] could be read as though you're talking about a pair of jeans/boxers.... or the shape of a body. [b] II [/b] shows that there is more than the one side to someone. sometimes our own faces can be foreign to ourselves. [b] III [/b] hm... well. I'll tell you in person what I thought, when reading this. It has a really raw, passionate feel about it[i] *nods*[/i] [b] IV [/b] the first poems and this one, were all spot on. this felt very you and that is the best I can explain it. [b] V[/b] felt as though you tried to blend darkness with dazzles of light, which didn't set to well, in my mind. it confused me, as how I should read it. maybe it needs further viewings... [b] VI [/b] felt repetative and didn't really speak to me. it spelled out desctruction and the longing for something to oblitorate you. which, I presume, a comet would be most suited to do. [b] VII [/b] felt a little uneven, but the latter part really stood out and outshone itself. a bittersweet lullaby, trying to convince itself about things it doesn't believe in. but still, shrugs and "accepts" it and moves on.... [b] VIII[/b] a refusal. tearing down the things laid before you, not wanting them. [b] IX [/b] felt different, upon a second reading. you went from almost sweetly in VII - to harshly pushing yourself away in VIII. and in this one, there's a sort of blend between the two. you don't dismiss completely, but at the same time there's no hope whatsoever. you state the facts and that is that. bluntness in bittersweet disguise. [b] X[/b] no, can't take this one in.[/COLOR] [color=indigo] I'm no good at reviewing, but I tried. Sometimes the best feelings cannot be translated into words. - Mimmi[/color] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wiccansamurai Posted December 29, 2003 Share Posted December 29, 2003 I loved it, Mitch. You were saying a lot more than what you were saying right out, if you know what I mean. I can't see much wrong with these. I think my favorite was VII. Sixy, just what are you trying to say? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest sixthcrusifix Posted December 29, 2003 Share Posted December 29, 2003 no offence, but ITS A POEM you idiot! Its about my gramma and i just wrote it like mitch did, What did it look like to you? A shopping list, Why the heck would a samurai be wiccan anyway, thats your first problem! PS: I really wish you WOULD just fade away... For good! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Semjaza Posted December 29, 2003 Share Posted December 29, 2003 [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by sixthcrusifix [/i] [B]no offence, but ITS A POEM you idiot! Its about my gramma and i just wrote it like mitch did, What did it look like to you? A shopping list, Why the heck would a samurai be wiccan anyway, thats your first problem! PS: I really wish you WOULD just fade away... For good! [/B][/QUOTE] Please stop being an moron. You're testing a lot of peoples' patience around here. You come in Mitch's thread and obviously do a thinly veiled parody of his work. Do you think people here are stupid enough to believe that is all there is to it? Whether or not it's about your "gramma" is irrelevent, because guess what? This isn't a thread for [i]your[/i] poem. Make your own and stop being insulting. You might not want to listen to Mitch (whom, despite some of his overzealousness, is generally within his right considering he is a mod of this very forum), but I can very easily remove you from here entirely if you're going to act like a five year old. I suggest you start listening to someone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wiccansamurai Posted December 29, 2003 Share Posted December 29, 2003 [QUOTE]no offence, but ITS A POEM you idiot! Its about my gramma and i just wrote it like mitch did,[/QUOTE] What ever you say. Mitch seems to put a lot into his writing. Don't flame it. I don't even see what aspect of it you were flaming. [QUOTE]What did it look like to you? [/QUOTE] How you tempt me! Okay, it looked like unintelligent crap that didn't belong anywhere near Mitch's writing. [QUOTE]Why the heck would a samurai be wiccan anyway, thats your first problem![/QUOTE] As long as names are obviously an issue, (for some unknown reason) yours is mispelled. I'm a wiccan. I do a little practice sword fighting. What [I]is[/I] your point? [QUOTE]PS: I really wish you WOULD just fade away... For good![/QUOTE] How unoriginal! Mitch, please stop me before I get really angry. EDIT: Thanks, Sem. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest sixthcrusifix Posted December 29, 2003 Share Posted December 29, 2003 I am Sorry, I didn't mean to say those things to you, Somhow i know that the damadge is allready done, But i get a little wierd sometimes, And when I am angry about somthing at home, Writing helps. And yes i have ALWAYS known that my name is spelled wrong and i have never wanted to change it. I also ment every word of my poem and It was in no way a parody of mitches. I had an abusing granmother named jhonny nell frittle! I wauold never make fun of someones work in a poem. If i didn't like it, i would have told mitch straight out, Like i know he would tell me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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