S A thin chord or tube tangled among itself
C A horseshoe, with a tip broken off of one end
O A large hoop, being lit on fire
T A nice, square table on a small stage
T A large arrow pulled back in a bow, pointed upwards
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Writing Starter #32
My shadow walks the floor beneath me
It knows where I have gone
It knows where I rise to the occasion
It knows right where I fall
The thought of it is quite uneasy
The patronage is long
My shadow understands every sensation
Better than them all
It knows where I have gone
It knows where I rise to the occasion
It knows right where I fall
The thought of it is quite uneasy
The patronage is long
My shadow understands every sensation
Better than them all
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Synesthesia Poem
Green is growing and flourishing
It is bright, it is hopeful
Green is delicate, holding on by a single thread
But green is strong
Green holds up the weight of the world with its bare hands
Yet tastes sweet, tastes crisp
It tastes like wet fuji apple picked from the top of a tall tree in the country
Green is a sign of better days to come
Of ambition and of progress
Green brings the hope that things have been changed, so they can be changed back
It is bright, it is hopeful
Green is delicate, holding on by a single thread
But green is strong
Green holds up the weight of the world with its bare hands
Yet tastes sweet, tastes crisp
It tastes like wet fuji apple picked from the top of a tall tree in the country
Green is a sign of better days to come
Of ambition and of progress
Green brings the hope that things have been changed, so they can be changed back
Writing Starter #31
No one quite as daring as the man named Christoph Towne
He searched for the greatest art collection, till his world came tumbling down
A hotel lobby came from the clue, it must be there, this he knew
But he sank through the floor and hit like a rock, the treasure he had found
His whole life's work was validated, for right before his eyes
Littered the floor, coming out the door, Da Vinci's enterprise
The paintings began to bustle about, and without pause Towne let out a shout
For in that moment, they stole his life, and the art began to arise
He searched for the greatest art collection, till his world came tumbling down
A hotel lobby came from the clue, it must be there, this he knew
But he sank through the floor and hit like a rock, the treasure he had found
His whole life's work was validated, for right before his eyes
Littered the floor, coming out the door, Da Vinci's enterprise
The paintings began to bustle about, and without pause Towne let out a shout
For in that moment, they stole his life, and the art began to arise
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Best Thing Poem
"Rhode Island"
The best part is that it rests
So loosely into the ocean
Or perhaps the boats between the two,
which are constantly in motion
Maybe the smell is the best part
of fish and clams and beaches
But the beach itself is oh so great
where the gentle ocean reaches
The rocky terrain along the beach
where hikes and jogs don't end
But the best part truly is who is with me:
my father, my best friend
The best part is that it rests
So loosely into the ocean
Or perhaps the boats between the two,
which are constantly in motion
Maybe the smell is the best part
of fish and clams and beaches
But the beach itself is oh so great
where the gentle ocean reaches
The rocky terrain along the beach
where hikes and jogs don't end
But the best part truly is who is with me:
my father, my best friend
Writing Starter #30
Dear Tree,
Your bark is the roughest in all of the land.
You outstretch your touch with your leaf of a hand.
What do you think, or do you only just grow?
You can't seem to talk so it's difficult to know.
Yet you remain steady, day after dar.
To be just like that, is what I pray.
Your bark is the roughest in all of the land.
You outstretch your touch with your leaf of a hand.
What do you think, or do you only just grow?
You can't seem to talk so it's difficult to know.
Yet you remain steady, day after dar.
To be just like that, is what I pray.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Quiet/Noisy Poem
A meth-head crushed by an ATM machine.
A cancer patient in the crawl space goes completely mad.
An acid soaked body melts through the ceiling.
And I sit at home watching Breaking Bad.
A redneck handcuffed to a ceiling.
A zombie turns a white man red.
A samurai gouges a governor's eye out.
And I sit at home watching the Walking Dead.
The stock market rises, then falls again.
An olympic hero with a blood stained knife.
The threat of the world going up in flames.
And I sit at home not concerned with real life.
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