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Professor Gloom
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of Depression

0 posted 2001-11-20 11:42 AM


1
Listen to roll of the distant thunder
Listen to rain as it’s tapping windows,
Listen to sadness in crying passion
Listen to madness of lasting sadness
Listen to laughter of happy others
Listen to quiet when crowds have faded.
2

Look to darkness in the casting shadows,
Look to blandness in lacking emotion.
Look at sadness of the raging madness,
Look to blankness when without another,
Look at silence of a heart not sated,
Look at awe in a face lost in wonder.
3

Feel the reverence of faith’s devotion,
Feel the soulful mass filling with gladness
Feel the disruption of an inner shudder
Feel the ache of the hearts too long waited,
Feel the longing when they want another,
Feel the drop of a soul deep in sorrow.
4

Smell the salt in waves of flowing sadness,
Smell the fear when caught without a shelter,
Smell to hook in the trap freshly baited
Smell the fragrance of a heartless lover,
Smell the coffee she leaves you tomorrow,
Smell the stench left from her heart’s eviction
5

Taste the bitter left by her departure,
Taste the brine of love not to be fated,
Taste the sweet to then lose it forever,
Taste the sour of time you did borrow,
Taste the moment of your own extinction,
Taste nothing as you slip into darkness.
6
Think to times and the maybes were stated,
Think to the future than now come never,
Think to promises that lead to sorrow
Think to hope than will not reach fruition,
Think to the void of spiritual numbness,
Think to the storm with it’s far off thunder.

Gloom


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Sunshine
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Listening to every heart
1 posted 2001-11-20 12:06 PM



My eyes are watering....you've touched the sensations very well...

Cpat Hair
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2 posted 2001-11-20 06:17 PM


an interesting form...and an intense picture you paint with it... I enjoyed Gloom.


nakdthoughts
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3 posted 2001-11-23 07:27 AM


Think to times and the maybes were stated,
Think to the future than now come never,
Think to promises that lead to sorrow
Think to hope than will not reach fruition,
Think to the void of spiritual numbness,
Think to the storm with it’s far off thunder.

how well I felt these words..I  have always hated the words, perhaps, maybe  and finally never...

~Wynter watching on the edge of the storm...listening to the thundering of thoughts, feeling numb

"For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart.
It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul."
(J.Garland)

OLIAS
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4 posted 2001-11-23 07:35 AM


This glistens darkly, wonderfully written I enjoyed very much.

Regards,
Olias.

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Gaia
5 posted 2001-11-23 12:35 PM


"Listen to quiet when crowds have faded"

I enjoyed reading your heightened sense of awareness.....listen, look, feel, smell, taste, think.

"Look at silence of a heart not sated,
Look at awe in a face lost in wonder.
Smell the fear when caught without a shelter,
Feel the drop of a soul deep in sorrow.
Taste the sour of time you did borrow
Think to the void of spiritual numbness,
Think to the storm with it’s far off thunder."

Thes are all superb lines, that stimulated my senses.


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