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Michael
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0 posted 2000-05-02 08:06 PM


TOXIC VINDICATION


Toxic vindication,
My ethereal vacation.
God - how I love the sensation...
     Give me more - more - more - more - more!!!

Such a scintillating feeling
Sent to set the senses reeling
Form the closet to the ceiling
     To the floor!

It's the Wisdom of the Ages,
Mysticism of the Sages,
Darkness dealing in stages
    Of Pure Light so deathly Bright!

The connoisseur of the blind
An enigma wrapped in kind,
Dilemma of peace I can't find
     By gift of sight...

And so by darkness bending
To this notion never ending
‘Tis reality but rending
     Me this toxic vindication.

For I know deep down I'm dying
But these are happy tears I'm crying...
God - how I love the feel of flying,
    Give me more!


Michael Anderson
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 For all behind was dark and drear,
And all before was night and fear.
How many hours of night or day
In those suspended pangs I lay,
I could not tell; I scarcely knew
If this were human breath I drew.

Lord Byron






[This message has been edited by Michael (edited 05-02-2000).]

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jwesley
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since 2000-04-30
Posts 7563
Spring, Texas
1 posted 2000-05-02 08:14 PM


Sounds like you had fun writing that one Michael....very good.

j.

X Angel
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since 1999-11-07
Posts 1521
Oregon
2 posted 2000-05-02 08:31 PM


EEK what a poem! What is this? Wow!
Not sure I like this one hun...not from a poetical standpoint, but from what it means...
~X~

Christopher
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Purgatorial Incarceration
3 posted 2000-05-02 10:55 PM


I have to agree that I think this had to be fun to write, I know it was fun to read!
At the chance of getting myself reamed by my newfound hate-group, I want to point out that the last two stanzas didn't seem to fit, as they didn't rhyme on the last lines of each, whereas the previous stanzas did!
:0)
Still awesome Boss!

poetFemmeFatale
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since 1999-07-25
Posts 2646
Arkansas
4 posted 2000-05-02 11:07 PM


I am cutting you off - no more alcohol for you tonight!  You put that case right back on the shelf, or else let Chris drink 'em all....(LOL at Chris having a hate-group!)  hehehe  Hey, what IS this er....poem anyways?  I could see you seething and foaming at the mouth like a rabied dog while reading this!  ..........gggrrrrrrr..........Kinda smiling through the foam too!   ack....
serenity blaze
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Posts 27738

5 posted 2000-05-03 07:59 PM


Have to wonder at the source of inspiration here---not a deal-breaker, I would hope...

Enjoyed this tho--found it incredibly stimulating too--and legal too.

smile for me now...

Lady Bere
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since 2000-02-03
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Valmeyer, Illinois USA
6 posted 2000-05-03 09:00 PM


I loved it!  The musical rhythm just reaches out and grabs hold.  With the first line you pick up the beat.  Great job!  

 Without darkness there is no light
Without the light we cannot see the dark
Balance...It heals the soul -- by: LB


Michael
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7 posted 2000-05-04 03:28 PM


jwesley, Indeed, had a load of fun with this one...LOL

X-Angel, I know what you're thinkin' - you should know me better than that...  This poem was for a friend of mine who can't seem to kick his habit...  was not my own experience, dear.

Chris, thanks for pointing out that utterly gross error.  I feel so ashamed.  I may never write poetry again.  I obviously must suck to an endless degree to have let such a blatent err occur within one of my feeble attempts at doing such...LOL  Seriously, I ain't a square peg so perhaps my writing would never fit such a hole... why must the last two stanza's rhyme just because previous one's did?  That concept is so generic to me.  I felt it added a jilt to change the ending... which when accompanying the very nature of the poem was good to bring home the point of the poem.  God, I love being me... not having to allow my mind to be constricted to the senseless laws of sensibility placed upon the poet by those who have no concept of true poetry...LOL  I'm ok, now...  hehe, glad you enjoyed it.  

Gen, Gen, Gen, I don't seethe and foam at the mouth now do I?    and besides, it's too lat to cut me off - you know I'm toast after one drink anyway...  But hey, I was smiling when I wrote this.  

serenity, No deal breaker here - was written for a friend...  You don't go breaking any deals either now - ya hear me!!!

Lady Bere, I'm so glad you enjoyed this.  I'm glad you saw the musical nature of it too, moreover the mere poetic nature of it.  Would love to put this to music someday.


Thank you all for you comments.


Michael


Janet Marie
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since 2000-01-22
Posts 18554

8 posted 2000-05-05 09:04 AM


OH man...I almost missed this one...
I must be losing my touch!!!! LOL
can you ever forgive me????  
love the ironic melody to this one M,
but Im laughing SO hard at your reply to Chris that I cant even type...
LOL ~M~ LOL

yea...seriously M, I've been meaning to talk to you about how your poems have sucked lately LOL... OH MAN....way too funny...
thanks for the smile..damn sure needed one.
later-Poet-gator

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