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green_itchy_stuff
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0 posted 2004-11-27 10:18 PM


Just to work
Lift your hatered of me
Swallow your words
And I fall in to this hole
Arms wide open
Shave off my morality
Loosing immortality
Dying for you mouth

Relax to the flow
But I can still hear your voice
Moving like a machine
A hard beatting
Smooth on a soundboard
When are you going to die?
Let me lower you into that hole
Helping toss the dirt
Making sure its packed tight

Your pictures no longer litter the house
Like a fresh life
A misty spring
I'm so happy
I want to run and dance
And never stop
Even Hell would have a difficult time killing my smile
Thank you
Smoke another cigarette please
Compared with atheism
Fool

Can I live and love now?
Be alive
And do it freely
No more fear of the morning
Which only left fearing night
And this simpleton is still happy
If she could be instead of him
Don't you adore my rotten heart?

Doing the same thing a million times in a row will definitely affect your head.  Read and pratice and read and pratice and read and prati........ead a

[This message has been edited by green_itchy_stuff (11-28-2004 10:54 PM).]

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EveGnosis
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since 2002-02-21
Posts 300
New York, USA
1 posted 2004-11-28 09:20 AM


"Even hell would have a difficult time killing my smile"
seems that even amidst the torture of your everyday battle, you still let even the smallest amount of hope shine through. i treasure this line, and i can truly see that smile!
you did, however, hit home a few times with this one...the title, the commanding of the smokes (interesting that an easy way to seek someone's death is to enjoy them smoking one more... hadn't really stopped to think this before)
and of course, craig, then there's the last two lines, which for me, as you know, are taken a different way. thank god my parents don't battle with me verbal judgements.
this was a deep poem that made me pause to contemplate.
hope today sheds new light...
hope today sheds new life...
happy friendship day! (that's everyday)

mike

of all the things we try to find... it's only love we keep.

green_itchy_stuff
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Posts 1929
New Caney, Tx
2 posted 2004-11-28 09:22 PM


You do make smiles where I make a frown.  Thanks goes for two.

-GIS

Doing the same thing a million times in a row will definitely affect your head.  Read and pratice and read and pratice and read and prati........ead a

Purity
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since 2001-11-20
Posts 526
Once Upon, USA
3 posted 2004-11-28 11:24 PM


"Can I live and love now?
Be alive
And do it freely
No more fear of the morning
Which only left fearing night
And this simpleton is still happy"

Yes you can, and I'm glad you are still!
Another poignant piece of the dramatic puzzle that is green and itchy and you know, stuff. lol
GREAT!

Wings bruised from turning away in such confined space...Not broken...still healable...still feathered with life, somewhere

green_itchy_stuff
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since 2003-06-26
Posts 1929
New Caney, Tx
4 posted 2004-11-29 10:31 PM


Yeah, maybe one day I'll figure out that puzzle and know who I really am.  Thanx purity.

-GIS

Doing the same thing a million times in a row will definitely affect your head.  Read and pratice and read and pratice and read and prati........ead a

River
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since 2003-09-16
Posts 627
my own little world
5 posted 2004-12-01 04:22 PM


Freakin A man! 5 trillion gold stars. whatever that is, lol. *salute*  i love it. adios.

"Stained by the sun, I can see colors...colors of mercy washing over me." - 3 Minutes From Home

River
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since 2003-09-16
Posts 627
my own little world
6 posted 2004-12-01 04:25 PM


can I print this and bring it to my poetry class?  pleeease? *gives you a cutesy grin and blink*

"Stained by the sun, I can see colors...colors of mercy washing over me." - 3 Minutes From Home

Hollow_Emptiness
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since 2004-02-01
Posts 715
New Zealand
7 posted 2004-12-02 02:14 PM


I must have missed this gem in the treasure chest, because oh my, this was gleaming! It was really really good Craig, I like this one, I don't know why, I must reread it, lol.

Hollow Courtney. Oops.

I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad. The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had. - Gary Jules, Mad World.

green_itchy_stuff
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since 2003-06-26
Posts 1929
New Caney, Tx
8 posted 2004-12-02 05:16 PM


Yes River please print it out and that cutesy smile and eye thing.  lol.  

ANd thank you Hollow Courtney.  Don't you love my rotten heart?

-GIS

Doing the same thing a million times in a row will definitely affect your head.  Read and pratice and read and pratice and read and prati........ead a

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