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SpitFire
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since 2000-04-19
Posts 2396


0 posted 2000-06-20 12:02 PM


The Stolen Chase

Like a razor down the belly
of a pregnant snake
you are sharp and cold
and full of burn.
Weapons in a child's hands
through tall and browning grass
fires in the front
burning the waste...and the family.
Glass bottles get hot
when they lay in fire.
When they roll out
you pick them up
right away...and let me laugh
...let me see you fall again,
come here,...show the guys.
I fall silent
through the final hour
and you laughing,...
letting purple distort our faces
and be seen, and be heard
and taken care of
it was all we could do....
and the sun burned that day,
on those days..it was hot as hell
and nauseating....it blinded me
when I tried to look up at you.  
So afraid that it would
hurt either way.  
The sun and the contact
with your eyes.  
They are like that of a devil,...
and your sick demented ideas of fun
are wasted and reeking
and so damn stale,
...beyond that really.
So you chase the little thing for miles
and sweat for the flesh of innocence,
tracking trails of blood,  
an arrow fallen.  
You run,..and search and oh,  
you hear the sound of an engine revving
and it's confusing your screwed up head,
it's throwing you off, you are busy
and running and trying to find
and I'm out there somewhere...
and finally you catch a glimpse of me  
and I'm hopping in and taking off,
in a pick up just like your's
and I'm waving,...I'm bleeding
and my hand is severly burned,
but I'm waving,..and smiling
and leaving,...and I have my friend to thank
for taking your truck ,...
haha and taking me away.



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Jeremiah Johnson
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since 2000-06-08
Posts 1223
Brooksville, Fl, U.S
1 posted 2000-06-20 12:56 PM


i like the way it  tells a story. and the end where she/he gets away that seems to make it a happy poem. great work.

I'm the lord, I'm the havoc, I'm the soul



Joel the wolf
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since 2000-04-06
Posts 1333
Angels Camp
2 posted 2000-06-20 05:07 PM


Lucky I was not your friend then, I'd have smashed his face, then drove you away, still might.
It is a horrible thing in our past as children abused by this kind of monster.

I still might smash him.
Love ya kid.
Joel.
Joel

I howl a mournful song, that echos within my chambered heart, for all to read? nay for all to feel.

Click
Member
since 2000-06-11
Posts 202
USA
3 posted 2000-06-20 06:42 PM


SF! I don't know what to feel!! A serious ride on emotion...Thanx!!

Click

Bustem57
Member
since 2000-06-09
Posts 98

4 posted 2000-06-21 06:09 AM


Great story line!! I really liked the ending!!
Hardrock
Senior Member
since 2000-02-14
Posts 948
New Hampshire, USA
5 posted 2000-06-21 09:34 PM


Lots of emotions here....from you in writing and me in reading.  I like how you took the incident, focused on it....and gave "redemption" at the end.  Very enjoyable.
kynder
Senior Member
since 2000-04-11
Posts 537
Tallahassee, Florida
6 posted 2000-06-21 10:15 PM


yes my friend, you and i remain on the same page, so to speak!!!  i love how your words speak for me and sometimes mine can speak for you.  i ask God to bless your friend, the thief!!  love ya girl, guy?? i haven't figured it out yet!!! heehee

kynder

A woman to a man is
But a mere chapter,
But a man to a woman
Is an entire book.--
Kynder Howell

LenMcC1
Member
since 1999-11-09
Posts 68

7 posted 2000-06-22 04:16 AM


Again I am extremely impressed with your imagery. Great work!
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