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When liberty dies, so shall peace reign.
For it cannot be said they are one in the same.
For it cannot be said they are one in the same.
The attention span of a rock
Where's my left sock?
That guy has ears like spock
I wanna hear this vulcan talk.
Turn around, then back
Look into the mirror, scare yourself, have a heart attack.
Turn off the lights, it's pitch-black
I think i just walked into the towel rack.
Make a sandwich, white bread
Remember what what mom said
"Make a mess and i'll slap you upside the head!"
And then go to bed.
I love you. <3When the evening falls and the daylight is fading
From within me calls a voice that I remember
For a moment I fought, but the thought is complete now
Close to her, now I hear her voice. Close to her, feeling so far away
No one knows how much time I still have left now
But I know it will be sufficient to see her some day
Now I spend the night, resting in the big forest
It is cold, actually freezing, but I can't go home
The forest needs me, I heard the voice calling me
It needs my help, my guidance and caring
So I'm here, in the grass, while the rain keeps falling
Singing and dancing in the rain, blessing every minute
I love this particular forest, it's so peaceful and quiet
It welcomes me whenever I like, and I visit quite often
It seems happy to see me, and I'm happy too
For I have gotten to know every tree and leaf
I am grateful for this life, and every more minute I have
Because my life has rewarded me with many many things
And of course there's been pain and cruelty, even depression
But in the end, all emotion passes away, and only I remain
Live the moment. It is never returning
I don't get why you're so shy about these. I really enjoyed this one. There's a definite measure of truth in it.Again, don't be too harsh :icon_confused:.
Cold Steel
[spoil]The cold steel crashes and bangs, the clatter never-ending, never-ceasing. It reverberates and spreads, infinite and filling the world with a terrible clamour, the likes of which had not been heard for millenia. In that clamour there is no silence, no void in which to escape. There is only the sound; the dreadful, piercing shriek of metal on metal and man on man that would end in the death of one or the other, or perhaps both.
It was into this clamour that he jumped, dealing blows left and right that would have murdered any mortal man. But his blows were as effective against those enemies as against spirits. These shadows are no more tangible than his own thoughts, for they are indeed his own thoughts. They manifest themselves in these "spirit" forms, always clashing and fighting with one another. Neither side gives way, and neither side can become the clear victor, and so he is always conflicted. The conflict is a never-ending battle waged within his own head, one he can no more end than he can escape.
As if to defy all his reason and all his logic, and to end that battle, a bright light manifests itself on the battlefield. The light draws the attention of each soldier, each spirit, each thought, and the clamour soon stops. The silence that ensues is complete and whole, one that could not be more perfect. His entire being is focused, and it sees each and every conflicting thought for what it is, as they all stare at this bright light. Rather than seek out the source of this light, he instead examines each thought. With the understanding of each thought, more and more disappear, proved implausible or otherwise nonsensical. And as the spirits disappear, as his thoughts organize and rearrange, the space widens and elongates. He no longer feels suffocated by the close proximity at which his thoughts are at war, and he finally feels as though he can breathe freely.
His thoughts gone and organized, he realizes his preferred plan of action and looks at the bright light. It draws him in, enticing him with promises of joy and happiness. The invitation is irresistible, and he slowly feels himself drawn towards his benefactor. The benefactor urges him onwards with a kind hand, guiding him towards the reality of his situation and how to enjoy it, rather than fight it. As he reaches the light's source, he reaches out his gloved fist, coated in blood that is as artificial as the world he retreated into when his thoughts were at war, and touches the light source. Instantly, he is transported out of his state of mind, and out of the strange world he was in.
When he opens his eyes, he feels his arms around the girl he loves, and relaxes. He knows their minds have met and closes his eyes, finally at peace.[/spoil]
Yeh, I'm like that too. Verso libre or completely rigid. I have trouble finding a middle ground. I much prefer verso libre because my rhyming poems with proper meter end up like crap. Maybe I'm just too harsh on myself. (Side note: verso libre is Spanish. It translates literally to free verse. I don't know if that's the proper English term. The only literature course I have ever taken was in Spanish, so I'm more familiar with most terms in that language.)When you make a poem rhyme,
Try to make it stay in time.
(That's my preference anyway, others differ.)
I'm shy about them because I don't share my writings often and I don't have much feedback on them :icon_redface:.
The more we have, the less we enjoy it!