Instead in rage he comes to say on a mountain side where he will hide he'll play that day and say that where she would go he'd know and show her love and not convey his fears that she doesn't want to stay. But hey . . .
Muted pastel wall paper faded in the sun wild flowers dried in a vase on the railing Morning mist fading as the day progresses A train whistle far accross the brook a flock of swans.
Some symbols are symbols that people'd say some heart felt memory that she'd convey, and a sense of righteousness that she'd linger on and a box of bisquists to chomp upon. She took the stick and drew in the sand for me to see is what she'd planned some secret scrall to let me know that it was with me not him that she'd like to go Years went by cameras get old old paper boxes start to mold old film found developed why? just to make me regret and make me cry? Year gone by I looked her up she said she couldn't put down her cup. Three kids, a dog alamony I suddenly felt very lonely. Lost and gone and overwhelmed I had best be steady helmed. oh this is such crap.
Even though the last poem sucked, it really sucked I will go on with these automatic ranticles of poetry in honor of my oh think of something vanity can't you come up with something better?
Judy said Mike wasn't invited like the other boys were because he'd cried too many times in school. Mike didn't remember crying. But that is what happens when you get upset. You get over it the crying helps. Mike couldn't say this to Judy in second grade but he sure thought about it a lot and long after she'd maybe forgotten how mean she was he throbed her heart in High School. And she never could understand why she left him cold. She cried a lot. He thought 'get over it.' and didn't say anything to her.
Most mornings when the bus would come and there was fog the trees looked like giant cut out cardboard props. We would walk to school within that mist and fog and I wonder if maybe lots of things are like that to, just cut from cardboard and phoney. Oh, no. Invest. Invest it all in the stocks. give Bernie all of your money. You can trust him. He is one of us.
When the car crash happened and Steven's three friends were killed, the first time that I met anyone who died, they all died. I remember them walking up the stairs her long hair (I don't know her name) waving as she waved her hand and smiled. They were all so glad to be there with friends. I don't know if I was sleeping when the screetch and crash happened. that night the sirens and the flashing lights from down the hill kept me awake. 5th grade. 1971 I think it was the Spring. I asked someone about it and they didn't remember. It was someone who I thought should have remembered.
What should I remember? tradgic death, three dead too young? Their lives are more real then the ones who went on living sometimes are, lost within their drug commercial shuffle as the time releases release. What is my problem? why can't I get a job? Instead I write lame poems that no one reads.
In rage, with age, and the sound of the railroad train and the rain by the sea there are so many things you can say you know. she says she knows it all, know it all. She cries that she is right, "Me ME ME" she cries with a capiTal T, witch is code, the bitch knows to use to get the drugs she craves . . . hey. did you want to option this character? I've got more that are less or more.
You can buy my property, five draft novels that I wrote while broke and lonely. Did I mention that I used to get lonely. Mostly it was during the Holidays when you'd realize the lipservice old friends, friends gone on, will pay through guilt and the longing of wanting real union with them and them always walking away. And I captured it all in my morbid child poem series that you can license for your movie show plot Lowell river stories on tape some Saturday in June in some future year with sunshine. And Rob will be out of bankruptcy. He'll give all the wedding photos to the brides. and Bob and Johnny will license these play poems and pay me so I can keep on living here. I know it will be so. That or something equally as awesome.
don't inspect the day and say this day ain't no good and I want a better day You can be ingrateful if you should so it is that you take the wind and knock it up against a mountain bringing the mountain low and down to the river to make a delta far out in the sea. This day is the day that it is for me and you. I am not asking for a K on the package. Our lives already have a big K, can't you see that it is on everything that you do? So don't fret that your life is somehow lacking. You couldn't be anybody else even if you spent your life time trying.
I prayed that you come my way and want me to be always current in your life. And pined for the day that you'd call and you'd listen to my sad sap and say that I was wrong about this and that but I adored you so I let it go and never really saw you as a judgemental hardass. Sorry. I can't take that abuse anymore.
My prayers when faced with your prayers didn't work because my selfish prayers were counter to what you freely willed, and thus now I am no longer in your life as it should be.
It is because of The Lord that this world is here. He made you and me together, don't you see it like that? Yes, we are here before God, and we adore do we not adore? But before the mass was over you'd left, before the cross was carried around, before the blessing.
When I was blessed did I then go out and sin and remove the effect of the blessing and then no longer being blessed rage against you and life and not return calls to long time friends and throw away my Christmas Card list?
When you wake from you nap will you look to see if I am in this life with you, If the Lord put us here together, another life to love each other? Or will you just feel the hole in your stomach and wonder off to pasture to fill the void with the poppies of this life? Bliss chase. Ya, if you got to. go do your lonely dance alone on the far away ridgelines, dancing like Kokopelli off along Nasturum skylines of the town and the river and the mountains, a red brick factory, a ribbon of highway. . . the rising moon
I found where they were giving away free bread and ran to get you but you said to leave you to dance along the river walk alone watching the moon rise. That moon, OK. go ahead and chase that moon. But there is a better moon. And it is lit up by a better son. And you are blind to that. Should I shake you awake? teach you to read the Braille that the stars spell out?
Know that He has established it upon the waters, made low the lofty peaks and caste them down into the sea And that which is unknown and down below the sea, not privy, upon which rests the deep water, that lays low and someday springs up new mountains which slice the oceans into pieces. new oceans new mountains, rivers ebbing and flow and bringing low all of the loft and pomp of demagouges suddenly all things are healed and well there are no puppets just lovers of the Lord.
Tossing and turning he worries about the various tribes and how they conive. Oh, why? Oh, why? He swets in his sheets which stick to his back as he turns in the night and catch him up so he rolls off the bed and thuds onto the floor banging his elbow really hard. And now he hurts too much to worry about the problems of the world and gets a better rest even in all his pain.
The darker sky against the darkest hill where there is a quarry held swirls of cloud funnel far away shapes of turbulent fury, and all filled up with rain that shoots out like potatoes from a cannon. the torrents flow into the parched gullys of the farm. finally the cistarns will fill with water Thunder. More thunder and then a light show that didn't quite for an hour and rocked that old farm house and took down a tree near the farther barn.
Stone walls through the fallow of fields of thought and memory compell me to write a story of young love, two highschool kids in love. Ah, sweet love. There is a stream that runs down the hill in this memory with little water falls, I can show you where this really is but it's a neighborhood now. I saw them kissing there on that stone ledge place by the stream. Brian and Judy got married. they live in a house in that new neighborhood I think
Most days in spite of rage I'd walk home through the woods and the old oak trees and honey bees and wild flowers too.
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