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Old 02-09-2008, 09:47 AM
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Thoughts in Print (The Non-Broken Version)

After over one hundred days I looked back at my old poetry thread and noticed it was...broken. As such, I am now opening this one instead. I just have two poems right now but please, please tell me what you think of them.

Quote:
Improvisation

The stage is set; your costume donned
The spotlight is focused; your audience awaits
Appearing takes an eternity; your footsteps leaden with fear
Why is this so hard? It’s just as you rehearsed
Reality is harder; a constant drama improvised
Just go through the motions, like you’ve done before

The spotlight fades as you’re plunged into darkness
Memory takes over; you’re blind to the present
She’s crushing your possessions and dreams
Despondent in hatred and rage
You scream at her with malicious fury
Why do words come now?

She is storming out of the room now
Slamming the door in tears
You lash out at thin air
How do you know what to do?
It’s just another drama, but unprepared
Don’t think of what’s to come

Flash forward to the present
Disappointed groans go unmasked
Behind you colleagues curse in annoyance
One gets ready to fight, another breaks down
The farce is gone; reality returns
You know what to do
Quote:
Insomnia

Gone are the hands of exhaustion
That grapple me through the night
No sense of time nor need to be
I flourish in the dark

For thought does not exist
In the blissful realms of night
I do not worry nor wish to sleep
As the darkness takes me

Not weary do I wish to be
As the darkness leaves the night
Not break of dawn nor peace of morn
From darkness can entice me

But doth the sun rise with no regard
For my fading grasp of night?
Not power of man nor strength of heart
Can save the waning darkness

And yet the sun doth rise above
Encompassing dwindled night
Not power of man nor strength of night
Hath saved the waning dark

Piercing day and throbbing norm
Replace the gentle night
Not brilliant light nor harshest sound
From slumber can awake me


Excuse the olde English in the second poem. I'm just starting to see why classic poets used it!
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