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    Ink Blot Kirsten's Avatar
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    You should read my poem,
    'Lyrics of my Heart.'
    Tell me what you think of it.
    “It just depends how much effort you want to put into your dreams, doing things beyond imagination. If you try hard enough, magic is real. We need not to speak of our future as if it is our past.”
    "You don't need wings to fly high."
    -Kirsten

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    There was an old git on a forum
    Who wrote without too much decorum
    About old fellows wangers
    And burying old bangers
    Most varied and he didn't bore them

    P.S. Hope the writing finger gets better soon Ox
    Last edited by Olly Buckle; 02-26-2008 at 01:19 AM.
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    Will work on the dedications when I have more time.
    Last edited by Mirror; 02-26-2008 at 03:26 AM.

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    Happy to oblige

    There once was a man named Buckle
    Who couldn't resist a sly chuckle
    A limerick's the best
    To put a poet to the test
    And rap a wooden head with a knuckle.

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    My name is Dolf,
    I like to Rolf.
    I see Diddy,
    on MTV.
    He plays a bitch,
    he's just like Hitch.
    With bling and gold,
    his heart unfold.
    I know this sucks,
    like gin on rocks.
    So here I quite.
    I am a knit-wit.
    'Cynic is the writer who says all is well.'

    Gwynnedrion-http://www.writingforums.com/file-13...ml#post1320165

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    I don't know people's names,
    But I'll speak the truth without shame,
    I can't say I'm a writer,
    But if I said I didn't like to I'd be a liar.

    Writing takes time and patience,
    Sometimes exiting sometimes not, and needs maintenance,
    To type in a quick post is quite fun,
    But once you click "Submit Reply" your gains are done.

    I don't mentor, I don't think I could,
    I'd like to comment as I probably should,
    But I might sound arrogant, or just plain wrong,
    So instead I write you all this song.

    Turn off your T.V. instead I'll say,
    You've seen that plot on many a day,
    Do not flutter away on MTV all your light,
    Open a book, google a poem, put up a fight!

    You must open your mind and release soul,
    Let your keyboard flow and end the useless dole!
    "There are nine hundred and ninety-nine patrons of virtue to one virtuous man."
    -
    Henry David Thoreau

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    my brow's sweat bead drops
    sliding down nic's bronze shoulder
    to plunk on smiling.
    Last edited by alanmt; 05-13-2008 at 06:37 PM.
    Do not think it a kindness.

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    Author's Note: I'm sorry I couldn't get everyone in--I'll try again with a longer version

    The sun sets beautifully over the horizon
    from Alan's yacht I see,
    Nicco stretched out on the deck
    and Mermaid dancing playfully.

    Lost has time to pour some drinks,
    while Joseph steals the show,
    from Ox who argues loudest
    as Malone ducks below.

    Jocelyn and I giggle at these men,
    who battle back and forth.
    What happened to the good ol’ boys
    confident with self worth?

    We don’t need knights for rescue,
    or big burly, tight-assed men.
    I check my drink and blink my eyes
    and decide to think again.
    "I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world. This makes it hard to plan the day."
    E. B. White

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    Mirror
    Careful and correct, so precise and to the point.
    Appearance, poised, perfect, carefully checked.
    Always ordered, rigorous and carefully revised.
    Beauty craftily devised, a reflective surface.
    Revealing my unbelonging longing to lash, dash
    Into smooth silver slivers of sincere sympathy.
    Sharp shards of gouged empathy. Nostalgia for
    an ancient hurt. A million bacteria in a gram of dirt.
    I am of barbarians beyond the distant gate. You,
    Poised, polished, revered and respected, remaining
    Oblivious to prescience or presence, un-incensed,
    Must find little relevance in me.
    Ragged claws spilling tea on to the poetry
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