in body and in soul
tomorrow, a leader,
and a lamp, the speaker
and the unheard
Always be a poet, even in prose. ~Charles Baudelaire
have
waiting for the night to creep
I cannot remember what flooded today
i believe i can fly
we live in the city- we don't need sleep
biscuit factory -
i'm very sorry sir,
Which school do u go to?
the lingering scent of sea air
i hear the bells begin to chime
the sweet strains of sleep
Can you sing the Singapore Sing'?
it's me who wants to shrivel up
at that particular moment
tinkling rustle of the trees
as promised, heres a tribute to our mysterious newcomer *er-hm*, the ever-mystical, elusive being of the luae. [note: post contains offensive language]
"The boy sat at the table, pen in hand. The chair was beginning to feel like stone now. He shifted uncomfortably. There was very little on the paper - a few scrawls in English of little maturity. Nothing like Shakespeare or Hemmingway. He supposed anybody could write if they wanted to. There was no talent in him that made him special, or so-" The author paused, facing his tormentor, who gripped the beginning with a discontented growl.
8 p.m. and rain starts to
The boy sat on the edge, watching - quite calmly in fact. The hundred foot drop did not seem to bother him, gazing between his swinging feet at the tiny rocks below. He was very observant, yet, despite his youth, he had the countenance of one several times his age. It was, perhaps, not in his look (although his innocently drawn face revealed much) but rather he exuded that certain feeling of hunched shoulders and withered soul. Still, he remained in his place, looking on silently. His face contorted itself, whenever it could, into a visage of arrogance; his eyebrows arched in sceptical disbelief and lips curled in cynical smile. He spoke not a word, but he communicated with ease. The violent wind tore past his body, the eyes glancing past the angry grey clouds ripping apart the sky in indifference - a tempest, like all the brews he had seen before. He would be battered and blotched, but it was no matter to him, and neither the fall. Eaten away; breath by breath, he was taken apart. He spoke no words as he watched the destruction. The boy knew.
i won't bite.
with graph paper and a pen i attempted
u sit there motionless. yet ive used you to tear myself up. the funny thing is - you know nothing about it.
i have four words to say. oh my goodness. ok maybe my math isn't very good... But i've only been away for a few days and suddenly royce has posted like a million times and this mythical toilet named LUae has joined the blog! Dearie me. This blog is becoming elitist already, three other total aces. And the Lu is totaly showing off his intelligence with biology and stuff. Assorted smarties and M&Ms (Mad & Moody).
The need for it is confusing...
there are some things i cant tell you
The tertiary structure
hmm. did someone ask for prose the other day? well. i guess the pos3rpoets are not just interested in poetry but abt art in general. but of course poetry is so much more convenient. you can just crap up a poem in like 5, 10 mins, sometimes even less. and its concise and succint - you get alot out in a small way. and then precisely cos theyre succint, they can be interpreted in so many ways. that u get alot of fun trying to decipher them.
when i just wanna wave and smile