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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    Hee hee....you are much younger than I thought you were and you have such a mature writing style too!
    To tell you the truth; I get my Mum to help me with the long words.

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    That's lovely

    Quote Originally Posted by Stef F View Post
    There is a place

    There is a place I'd love to be
    my toes on the hearth
    the sounds of the fire crackling,
    light flickering, dancing,
    a feeling of belonging, home
    a place, worry free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    snug in my tent
    on a spring morning,
    a day of adventure looming,
    lambs gambolling in fields nearby
    full of the joys of youth, so free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    grass under my feet
    the wind in my hair
    on a mountain top
    gazing with the sun on my back
    and in the distance a glint of the sea

    There is a place I'd love to be
    golden leaves filling the air
    that I breathe as I amble
    beside the sparkling leaping river
    listening to the dipper
    singing away in a joyful key

    There is a place I long to be
    Not here, but anywhere
    where he is,
    my head nestled under his chin
    in that place that fits
    as though made just for me

    Stef F

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stef F View Post
    There is a place

    There is a place I'd love to be
    my toes on the hearth
    the sounds of the fire crackling,
    light flickering, dancing,
    a feeling of belonging, home
    a place, worry free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    snug in my tent
    on a spring morning,
    a day of adventure looming,
    lambs gambolling in fields nearby
    full of the joys of youth, so free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    grass under my feet
    the wind in my hair
    on a mountain top
    gazing with the sun on my back
    and in the distance a glint of the sea

    There is a place I'd love to be
    golden leaves filling the air
    that I breathe as I amble
    beside the sparkling leaping river
    listening to the dipper
    singing away in a joyful key

    There is a place I long to be
    Not here, but anywhere
    where he is,
    my head nestled under his chin
    in that place that fits
    as though made just for me

    Stef F
    Great poem Stef, enjoyable to read and well constructed!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    It looks like its been a good night on the thread. I've been over at Scarborough doing a time trial with the club. We had a bit of a 'jolly' with fish and chips afterwards (well, just chips for me). It was a good laugh. I am off to bed but Herakles...love your new raunchy stuff! DT, good to hear you arrived safely and Freckle, hope you have a peaceful night tonight and no more mishaps! Sleep well all. Night night.x

    twenty five runners
    the surf pounding at their feet
    dreaming of supper
    mmmmm chips

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    Quote Originally Posted by Herakles View Post
    Siren.

    I watch from afar,
    Your eyes luminous,
    Deep soul filled jewels,
    Tempting me to come forward,
    And end my distant vigil,
    Your lips scarlet and shimmering,
    Beckoning me forward with,
    A slow seductive tracing,
    Of your teeth with your tongue,
    I am smitten the fever dreams,
    Of your soft cappuccino skin,
    Sweaty and next to mine,
    Overcome me,
    I am in your thrall.

    By Herakles.
    One of your best yet Herakles

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    Cheers alf. I thought Stefs' poem was fantastic. Oh and i am sorry you did not get thru on the K-factor again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stef F View Post
    There is a place

    There is a place I'd love to be
    my toes on the hearth
    the sounds of the fire crackling,
    light flickering, dancing,
    a feeling of belonging, home
    a place, worry free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    snug in my tent
    on a spring morning,
    a day of adventure looming,
    lambs gambolling in fields nearby
    full of the joys of youth, so free

    There is a place I'd love to be
    grass under my feet
    the wind in my hair
    on a mountain top
    gazing with the sun on my back
    and in the distance a glint of the sea

    There is a place I'd love to be
    golden leaves filling the air
    that I breathe as I amble
    beside the sparkling leaping river
    listening to the dipper
    singing away in a joyful key

    There is a place I long to be
    Not here, but anywhere
    where he is,
    my head nestled under his chin
    in that place that fits
    as though made just for me

    Stef F
    stef this is awesome, particularly like the last three lines...............sigh

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    Re: Today's poet

    She loves me.

    She loves me,
    She loves me,
    The sky is blue,
    Birds sing and flowers bloom,
    And all the cliches,
    That love brings,
    She loves me.

    By Herakles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Herakles View Post
    Cheers alf. I thought Stefs' poem was fantastic. Oh and i am sorry you did not get thru on the K-factor again.
    Yeh its that knitted Simon Cowell, I mean what has he got against wingless ducks

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    Re: Today's poet

    GASOLINE
    Shivering in the almost-drizzle
    inside the wooden outboard,
    nose over gunwale,
    I watched it drip and spread
    on the sheenless water:
    the brightest thing in wartime,
    a slick of rainbow,
    ephemeral as insect wings,
    green, blue, red, and pink,
    my shimmering private sideshow.
    Was this my best toy, then?
    This toxic smudge, this overspill
    from a sloppy gascan filled
    with essence of danger?
    I knew that it was poison,
    its beauty an illusion:
    I could spell flammable.
    But still, I loved the smell:
    so alien, a whiff
    of starstuff.
    I would have liked to drink it,
    inhale its iridescence.
    As if I could.
    That's how gods lived: as if.

    Margaret Atwood

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