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| words on leaves Posted: 6/11/2009 6:11:09 PM | | Now this is the Om I remember with his playfulness - unique at that! I love the subject line too "words on leaves" there is a challenge for writing a poem. | |
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| words on leaves Posted: 6/11/2009 6:49:51 PM | ^ha, now that has given me an idea, something to wrap my sleep up with! actually, I believe Shudden turned out that subject line. (and a mighty fine line it is) Good to see ya' AF! | |
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| words on leaves Posted: 6/30/2009 5:05:42 PM | leaves whisper their words among the breezes reminding us they are real and far more enchanting than any vision conjured from the sidewalk
hey om...et.al., that jumped up on me while i walked to the park this evening... this is a most fitting place for it to alight. :D
have a happy workless wednesday! | |
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| words on leaves Posted: 7/9/2009 10:07:25 PM | We are not going to let you completely disappear that easily *grin*
An Ominary day on the pond As summer catapults
Past city streets and garbage piles Blood sucking mosquitoes, vagrant rats dumpster diving
But by now you are gone on country roads Your bike becoming an extension for your passion of living
The pull of youth now strong in your veins As you conquer distance
And restlessness To be living life not dreaming it in type
It doesn’t have to rhyme The meter is the roar of the engine And somewhere I’m sure there is a smile On your face a mile long. | |
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| words on leaves Posted: 7/15/2009 1:45:36 PM |
An Ominary day on the pond As summer catapults
Past city streets and garbage piles Blood sucking mosquitoes, vagrant rats dumpster diving
But by now you are gone on country roads Your bike becoming an extension for your passion of living
The pull of youth now strong in your veins As you conquer distance
And restlessness To be living life not dreaming it in type
It doesn’t have to rhyme The meter is the roar of the engine And somewhere I’m sure there is a smile On your face a mile long.
What a lovely tribute to a man who richly deserves it! | |
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| words on leaves Posted: 7/18/2009 1:12:13 PM | regrets
regrets rusted nails through the heart that anchor to your past pull loose of guilt learn from it it serves no one to live your life downcast
7/10/09
no "message" here, just stopping in to say hi and thought you might like this one... | |
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| Forget Me! Posted: 7/19/2009 2:11:42 PM | Forget my smile forget my face remember the one who took my place
She said I lied you took her word you left me standing there unheard
you forgot the vows we made and fell right in the web she layed
forget my love that was always true forget me now as I forget you!
By:Me | |
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aka,om
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/24/2009 10:53:33 AM | Thanks for all that you guys! `````````````````````````````` Free
You are going to ask, "where have you been"? I have been a Firefly in Romania these past few months. I was a lone ghost by the Black Sea. Each night I drank a case of stars and each night I fell in to sand. | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/24/2009 12:08:11 PM | I wouldn't ask because that would be prying.. but, since you did were they malted stars or the baywatch kind? either way you put fun in my mind have you ever seen a picture of tommy lee's penis?  No wonder that girl's famous! | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/24/2009 12:56:01 PM |
Free
You are going to ask, "where have you been"? I have been a Firefly in Romania these past few months. I was a lone ghost by the Black Sea. Each night I drank a case of stars and each night I fell in to sand.
Glorious fun and so seemingly unforced! | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/26/2009 12:58:31 AM | Holmes re builds homes, Holmes on Holmes (his wife that is), now a periodical will show it all,
Holmes on top of Holmes, in vivid colour, dancing, and what is that?
AM
folly is a way of being shown up as less than wise, so the praise that follows from being foolish, is this: being 'recognized' for as and such, as the citation situates:
'virtue that belies the dreadful circumstance of the dance they have chosen'.
Dance and dancing is a motion of several - or even one - body; and that requires rythmn; this motion may not be everything, may even involve only taking apart a bannana, | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/26/2009 8:37:21 PM | | Don't know what to say to that, Trulio. It kinda' reads cryptic to me. Was it just a pssing thought in the early AM ? | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/27/2009 3:35:31 PM | leaves shake at the treehouse "how awkward you sit in my mother bossom where my brothers and sisters might have suckled"
...just a thought as i passed :D | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/27/2009 7:33:15 PM | A face at mid-life the pivot point of age twenty years either way in the balance
to grasp the hand of a seven year old and dance weights a moment in the favor of youth
the moment of mid-life remains a mystery and death doesn't measure the years
But the elder can be young ( have you yet discovered?) As scores of years pass quickly away.
Hi Om & friends. I got to dance with my little Canadian godchild this weekend.
Just wanted to share. | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/28/2009 8:34:55 PM | thanks for that quick thought, stresscookie
and dear bicpen, always good to see your words..:) when I read your poem, it reminded me of this one brizo posted on blitzes thread. thought to bring it over fer-ya..well, it's not about mid-life, I reckon, but it touched my nipples when I read it, much like yours did. cheers eh
1994
i was leaving my fifty-eighth year when a thumb of ice stamped itself hard near my heart
you have your own story you know about the fears the tears the scar of disbelief
you know that the saddest lies are the ones we tell ourselves you know how dangerous it is
to be born with breasts you know how dangerous it is to wear dark skin
i was leaving my fifty-eighth year when i woke into the winter of a cold and mortal body
thin icicles hanging off the one mad nipple weeping
have we not been good children did we not inherit the earth
but you must know all about this from your own shivering life
by Lucille Clifton | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 7/29/2009 11:29:33 AM | lost and forgotton, so it seems standing on the edge of dreams no where to turn, no face to see theres no one here but me.
once there was music ringing loud once i stood here tall and proud once i had it all it seems now standing on the edge of dreams.
on the outside looking in where i am and where ive been no where to hide from lifes past scenes when your standing on the edge of dreams.
By:Me | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 12:27:02 AM | Hi folks...bin' a while...
Hi delusions. Thanks for dropping that off. I could swear that middle verse was the chorus. You sure are consistant with those three-part poems. There's bound to be a full song by now, non? good stuff.
well, what have we tonight, but a wee blast from the past. I'd stop in at this village a couple weeks ago, couldn't believe the amount of speed-boat-fishermen, (hmmm, seems like a contradiction of words there), anyway, hanging around the main drag. had a few wee thoughts about me and my relationship to the old haunt...brrrrr I have a feeling it's much like, or even less than, Wawa.
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The sun polished everything the day we arrived I was too young to see that Night hung out at both ends of the main drag And in the cemetery When I met the priest I was sure he masturbated Also The Fire-Hall burned down Eventually The by-pass going in Taking out a life Of a village
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I was gonna' include the legion dances, where we stood still faster...:/ but nahhh...
later, eh | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 6:57:46 AM |
Bewdley -A Lake-Front Village
The sun polished everything the day we arrived I was too young to see that Night hung out at both ends of the main drag And in the cemetery When I met the priest I was sure he masturbated Also The Fire-Hall burned down Eventually The by-pass going in Taking out a life Of a village
So nimble and vivid! Thanks, eh. | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 3:35:54 PM |
Ya, ommie, ya still got the *it.* ^^^ ... ditto! (looking forward to reading some "road warrior" poems!) | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 6:18:25 PM | | Sounds like you're having so much fun, Om...miss seeing you here but I'm glad you're enjoying the summer as much as possible... | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 9:51:43 PM | | I have been through Bewdley Om and you said it very well. In fact it was a really good poem. When the highway was built so many towns lost Number 2 as their main drag. It's kind of sad seeing these towns with empty stores and malls instead. Jerry and Om what's with the eh at the end of your posts? What do you think we are Canadians? LOL | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/14/2009 10:28:47 PM |
I was gonna' include the legion dances, where we stood still faster
but ahhh... it's such an eloquent line :D
best to rock out of a rut to get into a groove
happy weekend | |
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| Leaves, and other noises Posted: 8/15/2009 12:39:41 PM | OGM, gag me with a spoon! so many good folk here! Nice to see you all, and thanks, eh! ...:) Groovie little pom there, stress, thanks, you too. and AF, yes, we's good practicing Canadians, eh. It such a weird little hick village. They changed the water front by adding a liquor store. Thanks Brizo, yeah, I'm diggin' the road this summer. Just aboot to head out again, though I can't stray too far from work this year..:/ Was hoping to do an east coast trip, but management managed to f*ck that up on me. Sophia, I was in your Attic last night...Great poem methinks! Good to see you woob! though I never know what "it" is. I'm guessing most of the time. and dear Jer, you'se a good feller! Thanks, la.
ok, perhaps a wee "road warrior" ku before I go
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it is called tran-sports rolling a head in helmet down a black war path
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well, heck, sorry, it's all I have | |
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