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Thread: The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Posted:
2/14/2009 3:38:23 PM
Tonight let's run away
To the old neighborhood
Speed past the traffic
Looming and booming
Going nowhere fast
Till we feel sparks in the air
Tainted no longer still
By the fallow piles of yesterday
Tonight let's run away
To the old neighborhood
Remind ourselves where we've been
And where we've yet to be
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
2/14/2009 3:30:56 PM
Uphill battles make the slide down a breeze
Despite the bruises and banged up knees
Collect what is due then pay your fees
Look around and you'll see lots of these
Meander the mire cast doubt on the fire
Make not buy it all if but to fuel the pyre
As flames lick the sky burning ever higher
Play the part twist the plot to your desire
When ash is ash and at last dust is dust
Just sweep it away as you know you must
No matter the cause no matter how just
Ride the railway hard to oblivion or bust
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
2/13/2009 1:53:39 PM
Why can't we just be this way forever
Foot loose and fancy free
Living day to day week to week
Not for the timid nor the meek
Living the endless drive
Enjoying the open road
Never caring where we are
Nor where we are like to be
Why can't we just be this way forever
It is simple to see if you look
Once you hit the Mississippi
The tolls start to be collected
Taking toll on our freedom
Taxing the spirit slowing the dance
Were there still the chance
Perhaps things could be different
But for now they are as they are
Clock punching brown bag lunching
Cogs in a machine drones to the hive
Till the whistle blows and we come alive
Living for the weekend savoring the moment
Squeezing life into a 48 hour box
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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\\\ 6 Lines or Less ///
Posted:
2/12/2009 9:23:38 PM
Through open fingers fall
A moment now forever lost
Though gone and soon forgotten
It will be forsaken by some
And treasured by fewer still
As the fingers form the fist
(sorry folks but the bloody word parser insists I add this drivel in order to post)
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
2/12/2009 6:49:58 PM
Under the hardships of those years
I shudder to think of the wasted tears
Time spent but a greasy spot that smears
Wavering only so as to finally face our fears
Despite the beckoning call of our mired peers
To stand still whilst our future disappears
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
2/11/2009 10:40:53 PM
I can't get enough of you
So I shall sate myself instead
With that which you give
Freely and truly ever more
Kindle in an unlit bonfire
Till such a time that I shall find
My heart forever consumed
Ignited like ether sparked
By something as simple as your smile
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
2/6/2009 10:14:06 PM
Then again If not now when?
She inquired from the mote unjumped
To which he haphazardly replied:
Best should I instead put off all for today
That which can be easily be put off again tomorrow
Perennial procrastination has it's virtues
Despite the portentous pundit's prognostications
Should tomorrow never come and I have no guarantee
The hours filled with moments unfulfilled
Will never be the cause for anyone to worry
As worry like the rocking chair takes you nowhere
And I have better places to be with the time I have left
So in therein lie all the meaningful moments answered
Left to spend today within forever more and again
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
1/10/2009 5:55:06 PM
Now my heart is riddled with holes
Unfixed so the rain comes in
A nowhere man in a nowhere land
She came in through the bathroom window
Leaving quickly by a different door
Like all the lonely people where do I belong
I would be the Walrus singing kukukachoo
Were I not instead the Wallaby or Paul
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Posted:
1/10/2009 5:48:34 PM
Pure ambition is the slave driver that cracks the whip
Beating away the disguise I would foolishly have others see
It is a peculiar feeling to be seen as you truly are
Stripped naked of your pretense and inhibitions
By one who has no contempt for such simple things
Yet even devoid of this familiar friendly facade
Now cracking and falling away under extreme duress
She will still hold me and spur me on harder yet
Such is the allure of ambition in her purest form
So each and every morning I shall awake anew
Blindly prepared to enjoy the ride and what it brings
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
1/9/2009 10:39:19 AM
In this writers' sanctuary
Words swirl upon a wind of change
Notes plucked from the siren's song
Like cherry blossoms in the breeze
Fitting fodder for the muse to use anon
Fingers feverishly stroking keys
Like a lover who squirms at the touch
As honeyed words fill her ears
A once blank parchment now fulfilled
Given purpose in a study choked by smoke
The rose of a cigar the only light
In this writers' sanctuary
As one last thought is put to bed
Before returning to a lovers touch
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
1/8/2009 12:35:46 AM
Of seeing and being with love
Above all else alone
Craven hearts cling
To desire not of their own
Persistent yet resistant
To the warmth that joy brings
In which love kindles
It dwindles above all else alone
(bloody word parser is having it's way with me again..many pardons)
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
1/8/2009 12:30:48 AM
Where are we to look for truth in this place
In hushed silence of words misplaced
Shadows loom despite the light
Moments stolen in dark of night
Forsaken fevered fingers roam
To places they shall never call home
Touching all yet still feeling nothing more
Than the numbness of nocturnal play a fore
Sweet by disposition yet soured by discourse
Ignoring the common astride the high horse
Nose to the air seeking that which cannot be seen
Throttled compassion with intent to demean
How are we to look for truth in this place
With eyes that will not see despite the face
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
1/2/2009 12:46:44 PM
Plunge deeply and awake
In waters still albeit unknown
Stroke ever harder against the tide
Amidst a deluge of delirious delusion
Reticent refuse strewn cast away aside
Promise ever fleeting with daylight meeting
The dusk cloaked in shadow and doubt
Sunrise to the East setting to the West
Alive and awake deeply sleeping hearts
In waters still albeit unknown
Seek a path of least resistance
Bringing you where it is you need to be
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
12/31/2008 10:42:43 AM
It's as they say, no pain, no gain
Stretch your heart strings till they break
Tug at the cord of emotional exuberance
Till it spasms well worn from the workout
Knotted muscles herniated by twisted sighs
Strained pleasurably in decadent delight
Keep pace in the place your heart most desires
This race isn't won by the fastest but by those most determined
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/31/2008 10:27:01 AM
Now it's time to fly higher
Spread wings long left molting
Rise high above the clamor
Looking down on only those
You wish to give a hand to
So that you may raise them up
To a better place and time
Dare to dream dare to live
Soar amidst the clouds anew
Touching grace as it once touched you
Before the fall that pride demanded
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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Posted:
12/28/2008 11:22:27 AM
Some gifts you can easily exchange for money so their value is fleeting by nature
Some gifts are fleeting by nature which makes them all the more valuable
Like a smile, a hug, a child's laughter, and that come hither glance
Those gifts I wouldn't exchange for all the money in the world
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/27/2008 2:13:09 PM
But in truth it surely rang
Whilst so often lost in a plethora of words
It resonates loudly through the discord
Like snarls deftly knit into the fabrics of fate
But in truth it surely rang
Clear as a bell and smooth as glass
Easily seen if you are of a mind to see it
Mistaking it not for other than what it is
But in truth it surely rang
Echoing through the ages like a bull amidst china
Forsaken by some if only in a moment of doubt
Hope is what you make of it or make not of it
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
12/22/2008 9:22:15 PM
I never find lyrical harmony
Amidst the discord that is life
Bang the keys if you must I've tried
Seek sense in the cacophony and you'll fail
Such is the nature of foolish artistic endeavors
A simple melody once played yet unheard
Meant only for the ears of one forever lost
Amidst the discord that is life
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/22/2008 9:12:51 PM
A heat within time respecting edges of mind
Obscuring little as little so often does not
Bending without breaking ties bound by another
Basking in shadows cast by gentler giants of fortune
In another time and another place much the same
Respecting little else but the edges of mind
A heat within time whistles the kettle to boiling
Roiling in little more as little so often does not
Nothing less than ether to cloud tomorrow with
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/18/2008 12:35:10 PM
She was afraid she had given it to another
A heart not hers to give
A soul not hers to barter with
A life not of her own
A dream not hers to live
She was afraid she had given them to another
Her illusion a gift given in haste
Her delusion a scatter minded state
All nothing more than crimson
To whet the appetite for the blade
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
12/18/2008 12:24:34 PM
Its only sex and then an ex
Change for common ideals
Pennies for thoughts never spoken
Bells ring and the drawers slide open
Dispensing bills for service rendered
Pretending what is is or is not matters little
Some can count to eight quite freely
Others require their fingers and toes
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
12/18/2008 12:00:21 AM
I'm finally free
Free of the illusion
Though still trapped by the delusion
Of what freedom truly means
Fore go the cage of iron
For a simple chain of time
Bound betwixt the then and there
By decisions never mine
(text counter is not lovin' me yet again, so pardon this blurb -BT)
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/17/2008 11:54:33 PM
We are as we have always been
And will always be
What came before goes before
Like moths to an eternal flame
Consumed by our attractions
Engulfed by our passions
Scorched by our disbelief
Ignorant of the conflagration
Dust then settles at last
And with it the past
We are as we have always been
And will always be
Evolving albeit unchanging
Despite the constant rearranging
Some things remain the same
Some things seem the same
In the hindsight of tomorrow
No matter the day before
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/10/2008 3:39:46 PM
Can't remember the game
But then again all the same
I wonder what's in a name
The time before last is past
Nurturing nature arrives at last
As yet another die is cast
Dispelling disturbing trouble
Whilst I hate to burst your bubble
Curses made shall visit you double
In the end all will end the same
Despite the reason despite the game
No matter how you call it by name
Brian_Thorn
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Posted:
12/3/2008 6:22:16 PM
May it stay and last all through our night
Till comes the dawn and what comes after
Clarity in the light hidden by the night
Foreseen and forsworn albeit for a moment
A glimpse within fading shadows comes truth
Filling empty moments with meaning anew
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
12/3/2008 6:16:28 PM
For all from the powerful to the weak
You know of that which I speak
Inherit the wind or inherit the earth
Such is that which is yours from birth
Lead us not once more into trepidation
But instead deliver on to us an easle
So that me may repaint our trespasses
Divinely forgiving the self proclaimed meek
You know of that which I speak
Those content to contend with less
Rather than be more than is their lot in life
Striving for nothing and achieving the same
Content to contend with less rather than more
Until time passes and the powerful pass them by
Forgiving and forgetting all in the same breath
For all from the powerful to the weak
You know of that which I speak
Brian_Thorn
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The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Posted:
12/2/2008 10:39:06 AM
Bells chime out once more in the wilderness
They echo through the chasms of my memories
As the sled dogs of hope move ever closer still
Yet now as before too far away for my salvation
Unlikely to pause or be cause for my redemption
Despite the harried hurried whip of their master
Icicles fall stabbing at old wounds in new snow
Leaving only scarlet ripples behind in their wake
One way or another in spite of the desire the cold sets in
Chilling me to the bone on yet another wasted Saturday night
Left alone buried in an unrelenting avalanche of emotion
Frost now covers a photograph of you despite your warmth
Free radio plays only songs that remind me of you
Betwixt the pop and static of intermittent icy regret
Changing the dial does little to change my state of mind
The best damn fool can see that change truly brings nothing
Only foolish hope that hopelessly harangues the naive
The cold hard truth leaving nothing but a frostbitten heart
Brian_Thorn
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Msg:
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/19/2008 9:03:58 PM
Life with a renewed sense of purpose
Devout in its decadent deliberation
Albeit pious in presumptuous pretending
Wickedly wanton whilst still idling wild
With the capricious glee of a wayward child
Home is where they shall hang their hat
Douse the lights and then put out the cat
Moments lost in repose belie the life renewed
Brian_Thorn
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The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Posted:
11/18/2008 6:05:24 PM
Blood on the streets slick and overflowing with crimson
Of a love once more beaten to death like the proverbial horse
It matches the futile apathy emblazoned within her wilting heart
Much like the knock off hand bag and those designer shoes
She now casually tosses into her empty everything box
As she makes her way to the door one last time yet again
"You don't own me" she yelled before her last return
"Take a picture it will last longer" the bitter jilted lover spat
And with that she was gone until the next time rolled around
Hints and allegations being what they are mean little to nothing
They are words found only between passion and condescension
The only thing for sure is that there will again be blood on the streets
To match the futile apathy emblazoned within her wilting heart
Until the next time rolls around and she finally finds me gone for good
Such joy only found in the silence of one heart beating true to its intent
And my intent is to remain silent until I am surround by joy once more
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
11/14/2008 10:01:48 AM
Enjoy the taste
Savor the moment
Relax in comfort
Knowing all there is
Yet nothing of consequence
Feel the heat bask in its warmth
Heart throbbing heaving heavy
Sighing long before the tears
Falling fading before your fears
As they again consume you
Burning away all that was
All that can ever be
Leaving nothing behind
But Ashes and Dust
Over long before it began
A chance taken but never given
A hope made yet never held dear
Enjoy the taste
Savor the moment
Tomorrow may never come
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/14/2008 9:53:21 AM
When he tells me how he ripped her lace
In a whirl I turn to slap his handsome face
But he likes it in fact he loves it as the smile shows
He tells me more than any woman has a right know
Head spinning as round and round we forever go
Hither thither and hereafter evermore he knows
The hold he has upon me despite the glaring fact
That he ripped her lace that night instead of mine
Brian_Thorn
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would guys date a female cop?
Posted:
11/12/2008 6:05:22 PM
I am sorry but anyone who would discredit a person as a potential dating candidate based solely on their chosen profession (peace officer, firefighter, soldier etc) is a coward to say the least, and as such not worth the time of that particular person to begin with. People are not defined by what they do for a living, they are who they are, and should be appreciated as such.
These are people who put their lives on the line to ensure your way of life and you would shun them as a dating candidate for it? Sorry but that is rather sad. So far as risking their lives as a concern, you are just as likely to get hit by a bus as they are to be killed in the line of duty, so that is simply a cowards excuse. Personally I wouldn't give it a second thought, and in fact it would certainly make for some interesting conversations. Sure one has to adjust to the lifestyle they lead, but if they are important to you, then that shouldn't matter anyways should it?
Have fun ;)!
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/11/2008 10:02:37 AM
Wondering who is truly out in the cold
As I sit warming chilly hands by a well stoked fire
The ice may melt away into but fleeting contentment
Resentment over a frosty rebuke to heated inclinations
Mulled cider may warm the bones but the soul remains cold
Devoid of any an all that would soothe the fever raging
Yet still I ponder and wonder who is truly out in the cold
Those content by the fire or those who choose to brave the storm
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux) [for mature audiences only]
Posted:
11/10/2008 10:29:46 AM
Welcome to McDonald's may I take your order
She said with chagrin grin over buzzing intercom
Would you like some super sized fries with that
More importantly why would you like fries with that
Such is the extent of her Psychology Bachelor
More schooling would have led a better lot in life
Though book learning prepares no one for reality
Quandaries ever now so tawdry yet it is all she has
Time spent doing little more than fattening men ripe for naught
But imaginary interludes held in the orgy that is her mind
Shift ends and with it the doldrums begin anew
What to do but wash the world from her back
Her only perfume that of over cooked grease
Her sack of leftovers warmed in the microwave
As she sits down once more to feast all the more alone
Relaxing to yet another tedious night of nothingness
Brian_Thorn
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Does having sex when you meet for the first time ruin a chance for a real relationship?
Posted:
11/9/2008 10:14:16 PM
When it feels right, when you feel that real connection does it really matter which date sex occurs after? There is no secret magical recipe for relationship success. There is no guarantee of respect and trust regardless of when it happens, so there are no hard core rules that apply. Each and every person is inherently different and each couple is thereby likewise inherently different. What works in some cases won't work in others. What works for some people won't work for others. It all depends on who is involved and why they are involved with each other. It all boils down to open honest communication. I had thought this was common knowledge or in the least common sense?
Have fun ;)!
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
11/9/2008 10:05:41 PM
It sorta feels right to just say goodnight
With hopes for an even better good morning
Bed head of dread the early tassle hassle
Combed coif disheveled by turning toss
A flip of the switch and all is set right
Black gold pouring filling filtered carafe
Toasting cinnamon aroma dancing deftly
Fills sleepy heads now finally come alive
A brush a gargle and then hint of perfume
Hands at last full we return to our room
A bed no longer fit for simply sleeping heads
Spending yet another ever better good morning
Arm in arm lip to lip as we sip ambrosia together
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/9/2008 9:52:56 PM
My fervent love for all things slimy
Dark and damp so full of meandering mystery
Devoid of light yet a plethora of decadent delight
Exploring fervently testing that seen by no man before
They tell no tales as such is the case for deadly men
Gravely guarding chests buried whilst deftly watching wails
A treasure the like of no other that I have known
With a shivering timbre what a thrill for the bone
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/8/2008 3:19:47 PM
Let love flow through as it's meant to do
Let it meander the many paths to your soul
Let it breathe as though there is no tomorrow
For tomorrow may never come
And in the end when all seems lost
When all seems to cold and calculating to care
Let love show you the path to much happier times
As it flows through you to all you meet ever after
Brian_Thorn
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Posted:
11/7/2008 11:16:43 PM
Languishing in idle lascivious chatter
Bitter from boisterous banal banter
Play the part make the play yet again
Have your say then perhaps some day
Preconceived pedantic perceptions
Won't be left lingering in long deaf ears
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
11/7/2008 11:08:45 PM
We can talk again in the morning
As night fades into the ether that is day
Either way or when or how
Reminiscing ever more on the here and now
Still longing for the here after
Or what ever comes after that
Seeking yet never finding
Speaking but nothing binding
A hushed promise betwixt a sigh
A coquettish smile parts the lips that cry
For more or less than none before
Seeking yet never finding
Speaking but nothing binding
Reminiscing ever more on the here and now
Brian_Thorn
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Posted:
11/5/2008 12:17:18 PM
A refrain from stolen glances
A chance to take some chances
To live and be loved or be left alone
Such are the questions we ask ourselves
With each and every first breath we take
Morning comes with it's own set of quandaries
Brian_Thorn
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Free Verse Poetry Festival -everybody welcome
Posted:
11/5/2008 10:58:48 AM
Worth a shot Silverswan.....
In the Light of Day
The wanton feast no doubt assured
Betwixt her quivering thighs endured
Amidst endless hours of vexing teasing
Maw meets maw in perplexing pleasing
Sticky sweet the bud perspires
Sated lust with gust expires
Upon the wind the candles flicker
And in its shadow a heart beats quicker
Writhing twisting yet ever turning
Salacious moaning yet ever yearning
For secrets kept just out of reach
To flirt with learning but to never teach
As darkened corner is filled with lights
A fevered lovers touch ignites
That place within the light of day
That no other ever can take away
Brian_Thorn
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The Daily Poet (EXTRA! EXTRA! get your daily muse here!)
Posted:
11/5/2008 10:41:29 AM
Crap how the hell did I miss a whole week? Sonovabiatch!
I am a minority of One
Exchange my soul for your name
Exchange my heart for your folly
A choice is made and a hard one at that
Whether I elect to go for the maximum
Or settle for less has been the case before
I remain a minority of One
Here amongst the maddening crowd
Raising my voice amidst the clamor
Yet still always somewhat apart
Resolved and persistent in my own agenda
Working overtime to stay true
To who and what I have become
A contented minority of One
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/5/2008 10:19:29 AM
It all came down to I and you
Or maybe you and I
No matter which no matter why
It will not change a thing
When morning comes we wake alone
Or perhaps we wake together
It all comes down to I and you
It will not change a thing
Brian_Thorn
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Posted:
11/4/2008 10:03:12 AM
A definite sense of serene purpose
Or a lack therein notwithstanding
Against tide and time unrelenting
Memories scatter amidst distant shores
As a berth for both good will and salacious intent
Ever the silent harbinger for what shall be and shall not
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
11/4/2008 9:27:10 AM
Energy of strength joy and sanctuary
Found within the embrace of a lover
Entwined entangled forever more
Lost amidst a pillowed heaving breast
Or in tenuous arms willingly encircled
Only but for a moment forgotten
Are all the cares of the day the month the year
Sheltered and protected in your lover's sanctuary
Till life as is its way intrudes once more
Tearing asunder what was for what will be
Scars reopened to remind us of who we are
Leaving in its wake only stolen glances and memories
Till two again at last can become one
Only but for a moment forgotten
Entwined entangled forever more
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/4/2008 9:16:03 AM
When we just take and not give
Exhausting all hope in hopes to live
Cashing in dreams despite all the sorrow
No thought of yesterday today or tomorrow
When we just take without giving
All the petulant reasons for living
Matters not to any and all although
A heart left unstated has no reason to know
Brian_Thorn
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Posted:
11/3/2008 8:52:50 PM
Pretense in all its vapid splendor
Splitting hairs not meant for render
Postmarked "return" despite the sender
A nightcap turned to drunken bender
Come hither look that marks the end or
Rhythmic embrace with opposing gender
Brian_Thorn
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LAST LINE BECOMES YOUR FIRST LINE OF AN 8 (EIGHT) LINE STANZA
Posted:
11/3/2008 8:45:38 PM
Very dangerous and expensive toys
Meant only to idle wild in high gear
Keeping in tune for more intimate games
Not as a replacement for what nature intended
In and out twisting all about never tiring
Powered on and off till sated and depleted
Certainly not for most but a boon for some
Because the Bunny never complains the morning after
Brian_Thorn
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First Line, Last Line (Part Deux)
Posted:
11/3/2008 11:42:53 AM
Through the years
I finally came to the point
Where there is no going back
Only always moving forward
Through the years
I thought I could change the world
Rather than being changed by it
In the end I never really changed at all
Through the years
What did not kill me
Neither made me stronger
It simply taught me much needed lessons
Through the years
I finally learned what love meant
With all its promise and fulfillment
Never again will I settle for anything less
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