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The Poetry Thread

Posted: 06 Feb 2015
by jappe
Every forum must have a poetry thread.

My contribution today reflects my sorry state after catching the flu.

Fever pills in kitchen, so far away
Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey
Here I lie, feverish in my bed
Telling the truth, from my blanket shed


Eh...it doesn't exactly flow when I read it, but let's just say that the fever cripples me ATM:-)

Contribution in Discover style most welcome.

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Posted: 06 Feb 2015
by Exowildebeest

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Posted: 06 Feb 2015
by CharlyCharlzz

I am a poet.

I am a poet , I throw rhymes and I post text's
I do do it right , I dont get out of the context

I keep my styll , I don't even feel no complex

havent you heard ? metaphors can add some dopeness

I am a peot ,

I cry now so only good can come around next

I cry now but maybe I start to enjoy this

I play around but what if I really meaned this ?

would you throw likes or would you even catch this ?


:crazy:  





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Posted: 06 Feb 2015
by Julibee
My today, in haiku:

Matchbox Microphone
Seemed like such a good idea
But it didn't work.

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Posted: 06 Feb 2015
by pushedbutton
You're reigning,
its' raining,
i'm reigning it in.
Who is the looser?
Which one will win?
All of this nonsense,
all of this din,
is making me want
to do it again.
You're working,
it's working
they're working on me.
Everything's working
so perfectly.
You'd better keep hoping
I don't get too strong,
'cos one of these days
I will prove you wrong.
...and toast please, does that come with coffee?

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Posted: 07 Feb 2015
by JiggeryPokery
I got up today
Thought about doing some more work
Yesterday again


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Posted: 07 Feb 2015
by JNeffLind
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)

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Posted: 07 Feb 2015
by motuscott
I shall now proceed to bust some mad jointz.
Don't be gettin all up in my face
n' shit.

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Posted: 07 Feb 2015
by pushedbutton
Where's McDeadlySeed when you need him?

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by JiggeryPokery
pushedbutton wrote:Where's McDeadlySeed when you need him?
ChemicalDreamer,
McDeadlySeed's alternate
Epic thread banning

:)

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by Lunesis
I remember(ing)
The old haiku thead from PUF
A whole batch of fun!  :love:   :rofl:

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by littlejam
hello,

ReasonTalk is here
haiku thread sticky needed
make it happen please

:s0826: , j


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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by Lunesis
Sorry, can't do that
Thread is lots of fun, I know
But not sticky stuff ;)

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by jappe
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
JNeffLind wrote:
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)
Thank's for contributing:-)


Through the feverish night, I was the knight
From the wuthering height, She was in sight
With my electric flame, I took good aim
aimed for profetic fame,subdued my Dame
 

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by JNeffLind
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
JNeffLind wrote:
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)
jappe wrote: Thank's for contributing:-)


Through the feverish night, I was the knight
From the wuthering height, She was in sight
With my electric flame, I took good aim
aimed for profetic fame,subdued my Dame
 
My pleasure. Onward:

The dame a damsel in distress.
Dragon scales adorned her dress.
The dragon slayed despite the heat.
By rhythmic pump of blasting beat.

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by pushedbutton
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah nah nah nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey Jude

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by jappe
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
JNeffLind wrote:
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)
jappe wrote: Thank's for contributing:-)


Through the feverish night, I was the knight
From the wuthering height, She was in sight
With my electric flame, I took good aim
aimed for profetic fame,subdued my Dame
 
JNeffLind wrote: My please. Onward:

The dame a damsel in distress.
Dragon scales adorned her dress.
The dragon slayed despite the heat.
By rhythmic pump of blasting beat.
Wow that was quick, great :)
My process is muuuch slower, having to google to understand phrases and some words, and then google to check what I just wrote.
And then there's that fever still crippling me. Have to sleep a night or two on this one :)

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by JNeffLind
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
JNeffLind wrote:
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)
jappe wrote: Thank's for contributing:-)


Through the feverish night, I was the knight
From the wuthering height, She was in sight
With my electric flame, I took good aim
aimed for profetic fame,subdued my Dame
 
JNeffLind wrote: My please. Onward:

The dame a damsel in distress.
Dragon scales adorned her dress.
The dragon slayed despite the heat.
By rhythmic pump of blasting beat.
jappe wrote:
Wow that was quick, great :)
My process is muuuch slower, having to google to understand phrases and some words, and then google to check what I just wrote.
And then there's that fever still crippling me. Have to sleep a night or two on this one :)
No worries. Take your time and get well. I write fast since I write for poetrysalon.com and specialize in sonnets (can do sonnets to order in about twenty minutes).

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Posted: 08 Feb 2015
by X1Lo
One of the only 2 I have on my computer (the rest are in notebooks).

Is this a dream?
I'm not sure how I got here or where I'm going to be exact
but the peices of the puzzle don't seem to match.
It's as if i woke up one day,
Different...
Estranged...
Lost...
Maybe this is the end.
Maybe this is what i was meant to be.
All in all, I just miss the mind i left behind
on your basement floor those many years ago.
The life shattered by changing currents.
Long forgotten...
Long awaited...
Just a dream of a dream.

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Posted: 09 Feb 2015
by jappe
jappe wrote:Fever pills in kitchen, so far away Like a silver unicorn, uncatchable prey Here I lie, feverish in my bed Telling the truth, from my blanket shed Eh....
JNeffLind wrote:
Fever dream electric flames./ Shivering shells, dancing dames./ Battling beasts with broken horns./ Pruning roses, grooming thorns.

(Back to you, or whoever)
jappe wrote: Thank's for contributing:-)


Through the feverish night, I was the knight
From the wuthering height, She was in sight
With my electric flame, I took good aim
aimed for profetic fame,subdued my Dame
 
JNeffLind wrote: My please. Onward:

The dame a damsel in distress.
Dragon scales adorned her dress.
The dragon slayed despite the heat.
By rhythmic pump of blasting beat.
jappe wrote:
Wow that was quick, great :)
My process is muuuch slower, having to google to understand phrases and some words, and then google to check what I just wrote.
And then there's that fever still crippling me. Have to sleep a night or two on this one :)
JNeffLind wrote:
No worries. Take your time and get well. I write fast since I write for poetrysalon.com and specialize in sonnets (can do sonnets to order in about twenty minutes).
Thank's.
You inspired me to try making an English Sonnet.
After battling ABAB for...too long, I decided to stop there.

My world is fading right before my eyes
I witness once again the fall of Rome
My spark is scared of dark and cries then dies
And then the Reaper came to take me home


Would be interesting to practice sonnets. Amusing puzzles.

BTW if you see something gramatically wrong, "too odd" phrasing or something violating all known poetic conventions, excluding Vogonic,  please let me know:-)




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Posted: 10 Feb 2015
by JNeffLind
jappe wrote: Thank's.
You inspired me to try making an English Sonnet.
After battling ABAB for...too long, I decided to stop there.

My world is fading right before my eyes
I witness once again the fall of Rome
My spark is scared of dark and cries then dies
And then the Reaper came to take me home


Would be interesting to practice sonnets. Amusing puzzles.

BTW if you see something gramatically wrong, "too odd" phrasing or something violating all known poetic conventions, excluding Vogonic,  please let me know:-)


Hey man. You've got your iambic Pentameter and rhyming perfect. Second stanza:

My world is shrinking down to smaller size.
By perch afforded hung from astral dome.
A birds eye view on all that floats and flies.
To spot the jealous gems and crumbling chrome.



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Posted: 11 Feb 2015
by JiggeryPokery
When man reads haiku
Fingers count the syllables
No trust in author

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Posted: 12 Feb 2015
by stratatonic
JiggeryPokery wrote:When man reads haiku
Fingers count the syllables
No trust in author
If you read haiku
Count two bars in 4/4 time
For each line you read

Count three silent beats
After lines both one and three.
Second? Just add one.

There's no need to tap
You can do this if you try
Save your fingertips!






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Posted: 12 Feb 2015
by JiggeryPokery
JiggeryPokery wrote: When man reads haiku
Fingers count the syllables
No trust in author
stratatonic wrote: If you read haiku Count two bars in 4/4 time For each line you read Count three silent beats After lines both one and three. Second? Just add one. There's no need to tap You can do this if you try Save your fingertips!
That was too complex
I lost count on the fourth line
And now my brain hurts



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Posted: 12 Feb 2015
by Julibee
Failure

Every time
I start to rhyme
My lyric for the reader
It always seems
To fall between
Iambic and pentameter.

It's feminine rhyme
'Most all of the time
(But sometimes masculine too)
Common measure
With all of it's treasures
But boring and dull to boot.