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Thread: Today's poet

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    Hi all, I am back...but just for a minute, had a great time but seriously looking forward to catching up on all the fab stuff that's been on here in my absence, hope to pop on later....

    blue and pink
    frames a stollen Blencathra
    Ullswater a tub
    your forgot you were running
    swoollen and heavy
    ready to spill
    Abrupt mist over the lake
    a quickening darkness
    beckons a headtorcher
    on unknown paths

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri-mind View Post
    I'm Ready.

    I sometimes wonder whether to carry on,
    It seems such hard work I've been at it too long,
    I don't have the energy my will has gone,
    And i have sung my final song.

    It's nearly two score years i've battled with this,
    Please don't let me see another day,
    I'm ready now to receive the angels kiss,
    Time for me to slowly slip away.

    I hear nothing all around me is silent,
    My maker i will meet i know that this is right,
    Almost there now i shall not repent,
    The time is now to slip into eternal night.

    By Matt Harmston.
    Hope you ain't ready for a long time mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by merrylegs View Post
    Hope you ain't ready for a long time mate
    ditto x

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    I think i should explain myself my poetry comes from my experiences and i assure you if i am writing i am no harm to myself. I hope the poems are not too disturbing sometimes. I thank you for your kind words.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri-mind View Post
    I think i should explain myself my poetry comes from my experiences and i assure you if i am writing i am no harm to myself. I hope the poems are not too disturbing sometimes. I thank you for your kind words.
    Poems are great, especially now you've explained yourself, keep going mate
    Had a bad weekend myself and felt like i'm ready, run this afternoon sorted me out

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    Re: Today's poet

    Hello poetry people

    I'm going to dip my toe into the poetry thread and offer a poem of my own composition

    Kinder

    A splendid place this plateau
    of rich, dark, peat
    A wilderness at rest
    like a lazy wrinkled sheet

    The collapsed meandering tunnels of giant worms
    across this torturous land
    or the dragging tips of fingers
    by some collosal hand

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    It looked lovely up there today with an icing sugar coating of snow.

    Was it nice having your feet on home soil again?
    Had a brilliant day HHH! Steady trot found Fairfield Horsehoe in snow and sunshine, big plate of egg and chips in the cafe, and bought myself a copy of the Joss Naylor book. Nice to be on home soil indeed
    Last edited by Derby Tup; 29-11-2009 at 08:46 PM. Reason: smilie issues
    Poacher turned game-keeper

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    Re: Today's poet

    Here is a short ditty from my university days:

    Farouche, uncertain, idle Liz,
    first year in Arts, in sex, in digs,
    was quick to hear but slow to heed
    the call to study and the need to read.

    Susanna spend nights in libidinal pleasuring,
    mornings studying History, afternoons
    speaking at women's lib meetings. Her thesis
    on Froude, Freud and freedom is practically done.

    (Anon)

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    Re: Today's poet

    Good stuff neil

    Quote Originally Posted by neil wootton View Post
    Hello poetry people

    I'm going to dip my toe into the poetry thread and offer a poem of my own composition

    Kinder

    A splendid place this plateau
    of rich, dark, peat
    A wilderness at rest
    like a lazy wrinkled sheet

    The collapsed meandering tunnels of giant worms
    across this torturous land
    or the dragging tips of fingers
    by some collosal hand
    Poacher turned game-keeper

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    Re: Today's poet

    I used to get to Kinder lots more than today when I lived in Buxton. It is a special place. I love some of the images you use to describe this unique spot. I can picture it well.

    Quote Originally Posted by neil wootton View Post
    Hello poetry people

    I'm going to dip my toe into the poetry thread and offer a poem of my own composition

    Kinder

    A splendid place this plateau
    of rich, dark, peat
    A wilderness at rest
    like a lazy wrinkled sheet

    The collapsed meandering tunnels of giant worms
    across this torturous land
    or the dragging tips of fingers
    by some collosal hand

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