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    into a blue sky
    the crow rose on tattered wings
    sun piercing feathers

    (how many syllables does piercing have? I make it two but it could be three if you annunciate properly...can we have a vote?)

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    i carry your heart with me(i carry it in
    my heart) i am never without it(anywhere
    i go you go, my dear; and whatever is done
    by only me is your doing, my darling)
    i fear
    no fate(for you are my fate, my sweet)i want
    no world(for beautiful you are my world, my true)
    and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant
    and whatever a sun will always sing is you

    here is the deepest secret nobody knows
    (here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud
    and the sky of the sky of a tree called life; which grows
    higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide)
    and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart

    i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)

    ee cummings

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    I did like baked potato and cheese
    but now I have a vegan to please
    hummus and olives are great
    when combined on my plate
    but after a jacketed spud
    what shall I have for pud?

    Hey, that has to be one of my better poems?
    Jacket potatoes...gods snack? .....not sure about the sllyable thingie but liked your haiku anyway and e e cummings, well that is one of my all time fave poems...lovely stuff !

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    Top of the morning to ya!

    The Swan

    This laboring through what is still undone,
    as though, legs bound, we hobbled along the way,
    is like the akward walking of the swan.

    And dying-to let go, no longer feel
    the solid ground we stand on every day-
    is like anxious letting himself fall

    into waters, which receive him gently
    and which, as though with reverence and joy,
    draw back past him in streams on either side;
    while, infinitely silent and aware,
    in his full majesty and ever more
    indifferent, he condescends to glide.


    Translated by Stephen Mitchell

    Rainer Maria Rilke

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    I did like baked potato and cheese
    but now I have a vegan to please
    hummus and olives are great
    when combined on my plate
    but after a jacketed spud
    what shall I have for pud?

    Hey, that has to be one of my better poems?
    NO!!!!!!!!
    I take a firm line here.

    For heavens sake don't be wary
    Of the joys that come from the dairy
    If your diet displeases
    This shunner of cheeses
    Then let his interest rate vary

    now you've really got me going.....

    At the risk of sounding cheeky
    I'd say vegans are generally peeky
    And you're bound to go mental
    On a diet of lentil
    And the lack of a good cock-a-leekie!

    there! I've said it now....

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    Hee hee, that's very funny!

    It aint a matter of being scared
    but finding out when its prepared
    vegan food is blooming tasty
    and nothing about my boke is pasty
    this man can run 30 odd miles
    his firm physique gets my smiles
    he has a diet in no way mental
    which is not based on the humble lentil
    we share the good things found in life
    olives, large beans, dolmades with rice
    our diet seems a little Grecian
    even though it omits Fresian (that's pushing the rhyme I know)
    with a glass of warming red
    and perhaps a nibble on some bread
    I find it is enough for me
    on the days not solitary
    but on those days he wouldn't mind
    if he was to turn up and to find
    me buried in a bowl of cream
    or nibbling cheese, so it would seem
    a militant man my bloke is not
    he just would like a better lot
    for all the creatures of the lands
    whose fate he feels is in our hands
    Old Whippet my friend, do not fear
    a latte, omelette and palak paneer
    are still favourite foods for me
    it just makes sense not to be
    reliant on dairy when he's present
    cos then we cannot share the pleasant
    food that we together make
    before the other pleasures take....




    Quote Originally Posted by Old Whippet View Post
    NO!!!!!!!!
    I take a firm line here.

    For heavens sake don't be wary
    Of the joys that come from the dairy
    If your diet displeases
    This shunner of cheeses
    Then let his interest rate vary

    now you've really got me going.....

    At the risk of sounding cheeky
    I'd say vegans are generally peeky
    And you're bound to go mental
    On a diet of lentil
    And the lack of a good cock-a-leekie!

    there! I've said it now....

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    Vegan love.

    This vegan guy he is gentle,
    As he likes to eat the puy lentil,
    He protects living things,
    Whether they have feet,fins or wings,
    The only problem Hes may have from the start,
    Is that being a vegan he'll fart.


    By Herakles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Herakles View Post
    Vegan love.

    This vegan guy he is gentle,
    As he likes to eat the puy lentil,
    He protects living things,
    Whether they have feet,fins or wings,
    The only problem Hes may have from the start,
    Is that being a vegan he'll fart.


    By Herakles.

    Ha ha ha...of course I will not be revealing if this is true or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    Ha ha ha...of course I will not be revealing if this is true or not.
    Vegan or not, i don't know of any bloke, or blokess for that matter, who hasn't the ability to make bubbles in the bath

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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    I did like baked potato and cheese
    but now I have a vegan to please
    hummus and olives are great
    when combined on my plate
    but after a jacketed spud
    what shall I have for pud?

    Hey, that has to be one of my better poems?
    You can compromise on many things for love. But you have to draw the line at cheese! :-)

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