Sat on a boulder
With a sac on my shoulder
Sat on a boulder
With a sac on my shoulder
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
Where are you Oh Odin's thunder
With your head up in the clouds
Well isn't it a wonder
Lightning would strike
And you'd be caught under
That bolt from the blue
That has riven this old tree through
And split from its sides its ship-length timbers
Going from the bells
Swinging in the tower
tolling in the wind with all of its power
Where are you now Mr Lightning Bolt?
Impulsivity is your nature
You feel the jolt
The knee jerk reaction
You can feel it in your knees
It will rain tonight
You can hear it in the trees
Get your feet back down to earth
And ground yourself in its dirt
Positive and negative and neutral
All your electrical impulses fuel
This storm, this tension
This heat
Then snap, of course
The live wire sparked
The sky just shorted
And found the easiest possible route
Where are you now the dogs have stopped barking?
Now the moon has stopped arcing.
The lights have stopped lightning.
And the drains have stopped draining.
All the water of the raining
Tell me where are you?
In my love spectroscopy in my love epiphany
Cacophony of kaleidoscopic free verse
Has anything changed?
Is anything worse?
Or are you just,
Down to earth?
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
You know you've got to
Make that will for free
Free that will of yours
It's as easy as 1-2-3
Make that will open some doors
Dill that bill, and kill that fill
Still that Jill
And Gill that mill
Will a pocket, spill a socket
Silly billy pick a pocket
Or three
Make that will for free
Jack and Jill
Ran up the hill
And Will came following after
Jill broke down
And stole Jack's crown
Was then a fool lost to laughter
No one in town saw it coming
They thought they were
The perfect disaster
A storm in a teacup
A Penny farthing rounded up
But too many tandems, and bicycles
Were rejected at that stage
For a bicycle made for two
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
We were holding onto the Cathedral
Like it was some kind of sin
And all the pigeon martyrs
Sent up their prayers on the wing
Coo cooing in tongues with the saint
The Angels could do with a lick of paint
But gossamer trees will shake
In their Spider web chandeliers
And stand like white skeletons remembering
Did the bough break
The baby fall?
Did they lop off a limb
When England's Head of State
Cut off the body of the Church
Like a hand of an octopus
It grew again in its watery garden
And we saw the car crash photos
Of your tumble
From a tight rope of consciousness
Into the dream scape
Where there are no trees, nor obstacles
Just miles of sea in which to swim
No they did not lop off a limb
They freed living being
Halleilulia to that
Amen
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
Where are you now the dogs have stopped barking?
Now the moon has stopped arcing.
The lights have stopped lightning.
And the drains have stopped draining.
All the water of the raining
Tell me where are you?
In my love spectroscopy in my love epiphany
Cacophony of kaleidoscopic free verse
Has anything changed?
Is anything worse?
Or are you just,
Down to earth?
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
while I was still young
I loved the truth and the gun
And all the youth poured
Out
Like gushing juice
From Over Niagra
Niagra, viagra
I have some vision of Las Vegas
And the nights are gone
But spent in Wild passion with you
Except
I was someone else
And perhaps
That dream is a book upon your shelf
But one day, some day
We have to live without
The confines of the pages
And book spine
I gave away in a glance
All the sea shells of youth
That yet lie washing up
In the tide
I give you these cockel shells
nautiless, to listen into
And what you hear are echoes
of a sea I once swam in
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.