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*Irreverent mused projectiles on all things life
Author: Telly M.
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Stuck in TransitionNov 23, 2009
This is me:
A not-so-happy place.
Only because I cannot differentiate
between music and life — there is strife.
I am pulled in wholeheartedly
whether you and I like it or not.
A banjo. A fiddle. A sad ole gospel.
I have never seen the light,
though I...
DetourNov 22, 2009
My mind is rambling,
an untamed ox,
the zen monk would say.
Passengers in planes
to japan sleep
while i size up hale-bopp
and the egyptians who last saw it.
The faitfhful attend mass
en masse, i contemplate
those who painted the walls
and affixed doves...
On Being Lost and Found in Maryland's Appalachian FogNov 21, 2009
the highway became the harbor
full of creaking, moaning ships
water splashing and slowshing
there it was: crashing collision
metals smashing and scraping
screaming of pain and fear
fear of what you couldn’t see: only hear
only taste the dampness of the...
Crash published at Poetry ExpressNov 21, 2009
I created an account over at Poetry Express, a great online social networking site for poets. I’m giving it a trial run, though it’s free if I decide to completely migrate.
Wanna read Crash? Just click on the title. It’s a great way to get a feel...
WhitespaceNov 17, 2009
let’s explore this whitespace
together, where same-flesh color meets
black
sail through the coarseness of it
down
your
spine
to
the
dark
canyon
where boys come out on bottom
i could trace this with my tongue:
could...
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