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Random diary quote and 'We share the stars'
' I loathe the creation of past, I despise time. But I enjoy maturity, gaining knowledge and the formation of stories. ' - 9th June 12 If you know me, please please please don't read this poem ?! its way too soppy and embarassing for you to handle ! !...
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'The Philosopher'
The Philosopher Scientists appreciate science, study 'facts' and -ologies, and explore based on what, they understand. Using understanding to develop technology, an easier way of living. Mathemticians create theories that can last over time, numeracy,...
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Unnamed and 'Missing man'
I wrote this one quite late at night, and have only a vague idea of what i'm on about.. Please comment if you have an idea about it though! I want to describe something which is indescribable. I want to feel something i don't even understand. I wish for...
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'To my grandpa' 'Unnamed'
My grandpa is in hospital. Went to visit him the other day, with my Grandma and mum. My grans reactions are what i describe, they were remarkable. The 'one has to face facts' that it ended in, was what she said when she put back on her composed brave...
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'Now My Work Is Done'
This line came up in a song on the tv, just now when i was trying to thinkk of something to write about. Documentary 'The Unforgettable Rod Hull' was what was on. Now My Work Is Done I was at work when it happened, fixing, tinkering, taking faults away,...
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'Secrets' 'Fear'
Written for my friend NOT about me. Secrets They've rested now. They lie alone, in the corner of your mind, There thrown. When you rise them, wake them, Know who you are telling, This is an opportunity, don't throw it away. You will choose wisely, and...
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'The Poet'
The thing is, i know nothing. I understand nothing. The world to me is colourless half the time. But when I write, words flow, the world begins to flow, and i find myself seeing everything in rhyme. I can't write all my life, i can't live in just words,...
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'The Miles' 'One of those days'
Made a friend at Whitby folk week last week, he's called Niles, this one is for him. The Miles I appreciate you, I applaud you. Who followed your heart, crossed the seas, passed the 2,500 miles for your love, the melody that made the song of your life...
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'Naievety' 'Numb' 'Home'
All from the 21st of October The worst word in the english language, and the worst insult ever : Naievety I know i must live longer, kick back more years to gain your respect, but though my years are nothing, compared to yours, at least acknowledge that...
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'Empty Lessons'
One of those days when you're left a while waiting for your parents to turn up and collect you from school. All is quiet. save for the eerie flagpoles squeak. The wind blows the autumn oranged leaves. The clock tolls, the school does sleep. The mechansims,...
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'My dog' 'The Epitaph to Anyone'
This poem is really satyrical, i dont actually want to kill my dog ! Be warned, i'm not kidding, it is really weird and dark humour i'd say. My dog I went for a walk today, my dog killed a rabbit, I couldn't think of what to say, it's just natures habit....
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'The gone day' 'The horizon's morning'
The Gone Day And that is it the day is over the hours gone, ahve now wound together and created the past, a day that seemed to last forever, yet go so fast. Be so important, yet so short in time, in the life we will cast. Why did that day have to happen...
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'Love grows'
Big sop warning for this one, but i think you can deal with it. imagine you arent reading it! Freedom thorough Imagination and all that. Love Grows Day by day hour by hour, grows the pink flower. Time passes and the love grows, overcoming all things sour,...
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'The knight's mare'
Plundering, plundering, hooves pounding. Screaming, screaming, my skin is screaming, cold, stinging, air biting. Hooves pounding. Safety, sancturary, desolate land, reaching, low branch, knocked to the ground, can't stand, can't stand. The horse is coming,...
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'Wellies'
Asked my boyfriend, for a theme to write a poem to, as you do, and he came up with Wellies. He's a weird one. Colourful or plain, little or large, the wellies with cleanliness reached their fame, and are known for their defeat of any countrysides barrage,...
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'A train journey'
A train journey There are people who prefer music to the broken fleeting conversations of others, or the hum of the train. Some sit, read, or sleep. Sometimes people are fond of eating, or a drink. As i sit and contemplate bordeum from the basis of being...
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'Tenacious' 'Not what it was' and 'The Friend'
Tenacious - asked a friend for a word - voila Bond, a glue, an adhesive, binding glue, Joins you and I, Me and you, Together something there, Which coincides with air, Forces us together, Tenacious, firm a hold Forever living, forever told. Ex 13/9 Though...
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'Remeeting' 'The Station Cinema' - Richmond
Went and sat in a restaurant for a while, as you do. My parents were in war horse, and i was just waiting for them to come out. Wrote a few poems. This station In Richmond (yorkshire, not london) has been converted into a two screen cinema/shopping/restaurant/gallery...
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'The Diaries'
Just relistened to Jessie J's Nobody's perfect, the lyrics are really good are actually really good ! Listen to it again. I know this one almost contradicts one from earlier in my blog, but thats only because thoughts, and ideas change, naturally so will...
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'No good reason' 'What am I?'
One of my teachers said something, and made me think about the 'reasons' behind death. = There was no good reason for their death. but if death was justified by the goodness of a reason, would you spend your life, health and wealth, looking for a reason...
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'The Meteor'
Missed a meteor at 5am this morning ! Wish i could've seen it, but heres a link for a little video of it anyway.. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/9559670/Spectacular-meteor-shower-over-Britain.html The Meteor Fire ate the darkness spewing up...
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'The Party' 'The last hour'
The last day at school for U6 was just the other day, hence : The Last Hour Are you done, now? Finished, finally but do you want to go, now? are you wishing you could stay now? Look back my dear and smile, step through the last gate. The step that feels...
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'Naivety' 'The Grandfather' 'The Home' 'His cloaks' 'The Son's Release'
Because we've all been called it once in our lives, and its my most hated word of all time. Naive is a word the old use for the young, because they don't want to acknowledge the wisdom of youth. Ex 23/5 I've spent two days visiting my grandpa in his nursing...
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'The Tragedies' 'The Food and Drink' 'The Sunny Country'
4 poems from work again.. The Tragedies Whisper to me of Eurydice, sing to me of Orpheus, lament the doings of Clytemnestra, Agamemnon and Ajax, and praise the adventures of Odysseus. In years to come, we'll listen with bated breath, to the lives of the...
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'The Beep'
I have two family members in hospital at the moment, and this is what it is like, watching my mum and dad wait for a text every minute of the day. We can't get to either of them easily at the moment, life has gotten in the way, annoying, sad, and it sounds...