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At 4:03:20 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

I said that I would be there for you but didn't know how far you would go. If I can't make it to your cloud to save me will you accuse me of not keeping promises? Everything I imagine you'd say is just fiction. Guess I'll have to go up to your cloud and ask you directly. Hey, ya, hey. I get it. it is too much for me to be so lofty. Go back to your mountains and you're for-dobule-you D I know when the party isn't for free. I will stay away.

At 4:05:36 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Margerine on a sandwitch? no a cup cake? it's frosting? in a mainaisse jar? A can, no, a jar of olives? Canola oil? Carrot cake that's dried up shreded carrot on the floor that the mice eat. One of them is in the cake pan. I frisbee it out the window. You say, getting very angry that the cake was still good and why am I such a busy body? and why do I kill flies?

At 4:07:59 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Most Saturdays that Summer I went to the shore Maybe not the same place every time. Some times the long beach. Some times the conservation island Some times the shell-fish estuary Maybe a peir Maybe a jetty at the state park. And when the sun would be setting I'd try and find a place where I could photo the clouds rushing away and photo the birds circling for prey. When my camera broke I had to buy another one. I didn't even think about it. I just did it.

At 4:10:11 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Hey, Ria, Marlena, my yesterday didn't you learn anything? Anything at all? I saw you stuck inside your yesterdays Living in the pasts that you misconstrue I saw you cake held in the rain what was it you were saying? Here you go again! Ria, Marlena, my love . . . didn't you learn anything anything at all?

At 4:11:00 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

We'll be together through every endevour We'll be together with all. We'll be together no matter what the weather we'll be together with all.

At 4:13:14 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Morning when I was too tired to know better I typed this poem, this morning, I typed this poem not worrying what I am going to say. Trying to chase the thought demons away. What use is it to aument the fears and after fifteen beers those poems you write when you're a soppy drunk in the middle of the night in almost illegable scrall those poems might be good relics for you to understand your inner pains and fears But do you really want to share all that with the world?

At 4:16:50 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

When she said what she did showing me how much she doesn't care no matter how hard I try she let me know that I was not welcome in her house with her family So, bad marriage? it isn't my bad marriage so why is this a problem? Oh ya, it isn't. So why do I feel guilty for feeling such glee that I am never going to have to talk to her again. Oh ya, that shows my inner failings. Now I ask and I don't expect an answer should I call her and wish her . . . anything? And if I am still thinking about her as this sophmoric poem suggests I am not free of what ever flaw it is that I am needing to be free of.

At 4:18:30 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Families in ice are just the way she remembers them to be. Taken as it is there is no greater joy than family joy remembered. But I can't live in the false memories of who she deluded that I am. So flasity be gone! and then I can't find any reason why she would really want to see me.

At 4:21:35 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Old friend did you really think that you could come back here now that everything has changed? Yes, I see, you have found God. But that happens to everyone so how am I to be impressed? Old friend you walked away and didn't return my pleas to be better calling me a busy body so I could hear it and critisizing my every breath. And cursed me for being in love with you. How could this ever be good you wanting to see me again? Old friend I love you and if you ever called I would well not sure don't know I'll know if you do but you won't

At 4:23:09 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Mitchell said that he would do what he was going to do and I should fetch the ball. that is all fetch the ball. I said that I wouldn't be his ball fetcher anymore and then we were friends no longer. I still remember most of what happened and I don't regret the loss.

At 4:25:11 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

A super memoir of pain is a hard page to read. What use to relive the decadence of past fears? But when the light is low and the wind is cold and the joints ache and the television keeps metioning litanies of disease and side effects of drugs . . . How do you look away from the urge and face the light? See the light between the distant hills? See how the sunbeams skitter through the evening pines?

At 4:26:26 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

If I were canoeing in an ice flow say on some giant lake at the fringe of a break through, a place of warmer water that flows back to civilization beside some giant lake-wall built along the shore where they've made places for canoes to pull up.

At 4:26:55 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Fragment thought poems that run on but don't complete fill the page with possible

At 4:27:41 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

possible conclusions that aren't stated but will be infered by the reader or listener are just as much a part of the story as what the story is but they are not the story.

At 4:29:17 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Make up all the false histories that you can if you want but don't expect me to believe them. I don't cotten to the sound of the crowd chanting a politician's name. when the crowd disburses I hope that they aren't in a mean mood ready for revenge like they did to Ceaser. The side walk is cracked. He pulls a snow ball out of his pocket. That is premeditation.

At 4:30:44 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

My frisbee throw to your puppy at the dog place where the dog people go on a Thursday night near Clevland Circle 1998. Puppy learned to catch the frisbee. But then he ran away when you wouldn't feed him well when you were spending all your money on coke.

At 4:32:12 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Her son made all the grandmother's eyes light with joy, a most pleasant child and she knew this about him. She told him this was true, that he had the natural charm that was the gift her family got from God, so use it. He learned to flurt and please the girls.

At 4:34:49 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Flattery of lies made up of heartaches too real to be true. Flattery of heartaches for you. But they really are true. If you didn't believe a thing that I was saying then why did you stay? It always seemed to me that you ought to be walking away. Flattery. Flattery of lies and even if they were true (which they were not and I knew this) would have been just as damaging to me had I believed them. But I always saw you as insensere. and even though I will always love you I don't believe your flattery.

At 4:37:47 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

when did I become that hard friend who won't call you back when I was always so oh oh he called and I must call back right now and find out how to hook up and spend this day with him, lonely heart that I am. So anyone paying me any attention at all became an instant obsession, object of affection. And I would write these horrible love poems all goopy syrup like honey bee buzzes, hovering around the carnation vase, it doesn't sting but it could . . . so you threw the flowers vase and all off the balcony and onto the roof of my Mid 80's Oldsmobile. And we were friends no more.

At 4:39:35 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Oh horrer to you that I love you so much that I won't call you back because I know in your heart of hearts that you'd rather not see me as I am to day and the things I will say out loud question your fever cause you drank the cool-aid. I can't save you from the fallacies that you hold dear. You call them truth. How can I argue with that? If I do, why, aren't I just wrong? I love you so much that I won't return your calls.

At 4:41:29 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

If you are in the room do you take a pound of heartache and shape it into a votive candle? The boots dripped with melting snow. I put them near the heater vent. You cursed the ice on the rug (so little) and gave me a hateful glare. Nice to see you too, I think, as you return from your ski vacation But you didn't stay, gotta go, and away off for a few more months of not being home

At 4:43:12 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Good thing I've got the delete button with all the mean things that I say and tribute screes of random sadness Sadness is the recollection of how you and I misconnect because you can't be true to what I say and let me have my thoughts and words without trying to censor me. And I pretend that these regrets are poems. A great fiction? You probably wouldn't say so.

At 4:45:34 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Who? Who? Who are your poems about you ask? My poems are about you. But I seek not to flatter you. I look not to give you false hope. There is enough real virtue in you that you don't need my point of view and you will tell me so, and call me dope. Who? Who? How is it that poems are not just mean? But I put the teeth inside the poem as an artifact of what I might feel if I used those teeth instead to byte you chattering fool that I am. Of course this poem could never be about you.

At 4:46:39 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

Rejecting dogma he became dogma with his 'do as I tell you' rants and his perpetually rightous stance.

At 4:48:15 PM UTC on Mon Jan 19, 2009 bperil wrote:

When you said that you love me true I really thought you meant forever. Cause I can't stop still loving you it's been this way long as I remember. Fly fly fly away fly fly fly away Fly fly fly away fly fly fly away

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