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Bodger
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Tolerance for a short time

0 posted 2006-05-12 01:55 PM


Words I read today, brought this back to me

If it is a reprint, my apologies, I suppose I have built up a library of sorts, and I read something and get a flick in my head that makes me go back to something I wrote and posted somewhere, or never did, post at all.

I think this came from a facing the challenge set of words I wrote.

Dave

Dark black grey blue and blood
On some Summer's Day
Lapping washing on some other shore
Gently sounding on my open jaw
Nothing moved in a languid pool
As I flicked bugs away
To the gentle warmth
Of a bugs delay

Strong waters thrash to take edges from a rock
Rock never needed there
It was always just a rock
Conditioned from history
To face currents of change
Dark and black
In holes of sea
In fabrics torn
Asunder
To see

In quietness

Sun gently admits you to its life or death
To be hung immediately or gently
It's warmth drifts over you
Touching where you realise is becoming hot
As your flies beckon you to tangle them in thread
To entice unknown beings
You felt you knew
To a Gallery
Underwater
That spinning in fashion
You drew

Webs

To a quietness
Drifting in nature
Drifting in thought

In a still water

Running deep


© Copyright 2006 Dave Page - Cirencester UK - All Rights Reserved
Midnitesun
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Gaia
1 posted 2006-05-12 11:39 PM


sitting
at pond's edge
toes wriggling in mud
knowing I am skeeter bait

yet I sit and wait
for Odonata
to rescue me

it happens



Fabiani
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Mesa, Az
2 posted 2006-05-13 12:23 PM


i like the way you convay nature in respect to u and the feeling it brings
Archea
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3 posted 2006-05-13 05:30 AM


running deep.  ive felt this way, im glad i can relate to something this good
passing shadows
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displaced
4 posted 2006-05-13 06:53 AM


Dave, I wanted to thank you here, in case you didn't go back to my poem for my response, for your wonderful poem for me on Cold, Dark, and Lonely

I cherish it
thank you

Bodger
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Tolerance for a short time
5 posted 2006-05-13 04:01 PM


I am as usual out of synch with virtually everyone on Piptalk on hours of writing.

My hour of writing this is 29.10.

My brain often feels out like a "saucer shaped thing " for a dog (or any animal of your choice)" to find as I try to adjust staying up very late to meet your earlies!

I just have to thank Piptalk for just allowing me to get away with so much.

I've said, a lot times that Piptalk allows me to write and to write within restrictions I dont like, but accept for the privilege of writing here because there is nothing in the UK like it, and I have even tried to get Virgin involved to create it the UK, and give people who can write quality a chance to develop at their own speed, in their writing.

I am a Brit, and words are so controlled here in the UK, which does not suggest that you attack like the Tabloids who have the lawyers and backing, but more the Government backing of any poetry producing organisation, that reduces their people to view living more than the quality to not take the Government money.

Dave

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