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Seymour Tabin
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0 posted 2000-08-20 07:55 AM


          Of snore and war

It is no tap more like a shove
Propels that strike in nightly quell.
A tap she says, a tap of love
But wakes me like a wrap from hell.

She blames it on my nightly snore
A sound for sure I do not hear.
Never the less declares her war
On one she says she holds so dear.

Impossible my night of rest
Her nightly wrung that rings my bell.
A night of torment at its best
Of semi sleep and sore rebel.

Alas its time I set the peace
Let time and age to saved the wed.
So I have sort a sure surcease
By sleeping in another bed.

I tried to will a sound rapport
Yet still she wakes me evermore.


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ethome
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1 posted 2000-08-20 08:00 AM


I don't think you're the Lone Ranger here Seymour.....the same thing has happened to me and I had to travel to another bed...alas poor innocent man you have been usurped from the bed of the king...but to keep peace is so divine.
Sudhir Iyer
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2 posted 2000-08-20 08:03 AM


Alas its time I set the peace
Let time and age to saved the wed.
So I have sort a sure surcease
By sleeping in another bed.

I tried to will a sound rapport
Yet still she wakes me evermore
..
..
as I see it, she was disturbed since you snored... and now she is disturbed as you sleep separated... a difficult condition to go through... why don't you ask her to try ear plugs instead....  

just kidding, seymour...

a nice poem with light humour, but if I look for depth, I find it going from deep to much deeper...

incredible...

regards,
sudhir

Seymour Tabin
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3 posted 2000-08-20 08:25 AM


Ethome,
Thank you and I know I am not alone.

Sudhir,
Light humor and multi fasioned. And it is true the water is deep. Thank you my friend.

Elizabeth Santos
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4 posted 2000-08-20 09:00 AM


The rupturing sound of husbands snore
Will haunt the wives forever more
For this ungracious thunderous roar
Turns off the passionate spiget's pour
So find a way to stop the snore
And sleep with me, or out the door!

Only kidding, and not to detract from your marvelously worded poem
You are a master of expression. I don't know how you pull the words from your mind
Liz

JamesMichael
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5 posted 2000-08-20 09:04 AM


Snore of the Roses...wasn't there a movie made about this subject?  Oh now I remember it was "War of the Roses".  Better watch out the ending was snorifying...or was it mortifying?  James
Marge Tindal
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6 posted 2000-08-20 10:33 AM


Seymour~
Well, I'm gonna do the drippy-eyed thing
and relate my grandmother's lament ...
When Grandpa was gone we found her sitting up at night ...
When asked why, her response was
'I didn't ever think I'd miss his night song.'

Enjoyed your write.
~*Marge*~


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Meadowmuse
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7 posted 2000-08-20 10:49 AM


I enjoyed your snore story, Seymour. And I'm with Liz...amazed at your unending supply of keen words and images. Nicely snored, I mean shared.  

~ Claire

Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?......Henry David Thoreau


Seymour Tabin
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8 posted 2000-08-20 12:06 PM


Elizabeth,
Name the place and the time. Love Sy

Jmlee12345,
It is both thank you.

Marge,
Very cute, I mean the night song. *L*

Claire,
Better would be, Nicely snared, I mean shared
Thank you. *L*

brian madden
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ireland
9 posted 2000-08-20 12:16 PM


Seymour wonderful poem, thankful I don't snore. If I do I have never heard them...lol and besides mine are probably sweet sounding. really enjoyed the poem.

"Beyond all this good is the terror,The grip of a mercenary hand,When savagery turns all good reason, There's no turning back, no last stand,"I.Curtis

Mark Bohannan
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In the winds of Cherokee song
10 posted 2000-08-20 12:37 PM


Sy-I no longer have this problem but I can relate all too well.  My snores if any....I will deny them still...lol....are heard by only me.  Your talent to toss your emotions down is simply amazing for sure.  I bow to your talent.
Seymour Tabin
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11 posted 2000-08-20 03:49 PM


Brian,
Thanks for th e enjoy.

Mark,
Sorry abut the only me and thanks for the read.

ladysixstring
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12 posted 2000-08-20 04:08 PM


Oh my, this is hilarious.  I agree with the previous comment of the woman being irritated with either the snore or the seperation.  If ear plugs are not an option, how about those nostral plugs... they widen your nostral opening to allow more air to pass through.  I believe there is also a tape that goes across the bridge of your nose... well... good luck anyhow!! *S*

-jaimie
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CAVECANEM
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Nevada USA
13 posted 2000-08-20 05:49 PM


I have fought similar battles, with the numerous bruises and scars to prove it. But have forgotten them so easily until your poem. Thanks for bringing the memories back.
Seymour Tabin
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14 posted 2000-08-20 08:03 PM


Ladysixstring,
Have tried all the alternatives, she wakes me ever more. Thank you for the read and comment.

Canecanem,
Since I'm married 58 years I guess I'll survive. Thanks for the read.

Balladeer
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15 posted 2000-08-20 08:53 PM


Sy...forget separate beds....try states  
Seymour Tabin
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16 posted 2000-08-21 08:11 AM


Balladeer,
It's been suggested, thanks.

Sven
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17 posted 2000-08-21 06:40 PM


States nothing. . . try oppposite ends of the country!!  

Great poem Sy. . . enjoyed it a lot. . .

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That which gives light must endure burning
--Victor Frankl


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