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At 12:52:50 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

After the walk in the cold Those dogs had stopped barking,one after the other, as if calling to each other. By then the twilight filled the very distant trees along the ridgeline the horizon Never quite seemed like embers to me, not then more like embers late in the night at the end of the camp fire Might seem like glowing sunsets like this one.

At 12:55:25 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

My friend had gotten this picture from some guy he installed cable for. We didn't know just what it was but then, after visiting a burned out Tahoe mountainside (using the 4 wheel drive) It all became clear. This was a picture of the thickets on fire. The orange was not a sunset but flame. And then the photograph of the painting made me appreciate what I didn't recognize before: the flame. It had always been there I just didn't recognize it before.

At 12:59:29 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

I was listening to Howie Carr making fun of poetry and poet lauratte seeking social climbing icon-baiting lefties wanna-bees with their deomgougic urges and wanting what is right for social justice. Doesn't all the space count for anything? Nothing poetic about creating a website to bang in these spontaneous poems Howie? If you read these as poems and you didn't pause no you didn't pause at each place where I pause in my thoughts putting this here for you to read then maybe just maybe you can't see these as poems at all. If I'm not writing this for you then who am I writing it for dear reader? Isn't it possible that a poet like me isn't going to care if you like me or my poems? Isn't my indifference even a little bit poetic?

At 1:02:16 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Oh rage of rage of rage of life and worrying about things that you can't change. Do you try to heat the yard to melt the ice when you know that the sun will better do it for you? Oh fires to heat the passions further when passion doesn't need any help. Do you write the scree to right the wrong when everything is alright with the world? If I had answers to the questions that I asked then why did I need to ask them? If I delete this scree so none will see would that be the better virtuosity? Or do I, as some would have it, delete the lines that don't rhyme?

At 1:04:29 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Greggory Curso appeared to me in a dream (no he didn't) and said that if he could get a hit of (no he wouldn't) that great big unspoken thing wouldn't I then go down and meet the Devil at a crossroad and . . . Oh what a load of crap to try and rhyme some truth through lines aloof and my false poet's voice that comes to me without a choice. And if the sea did rise to the sky then doesn't it define where the horizon starts?? My fingers are starting to hurt and I haven't typed anything brillient yet.

At 1:06:30 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

On a Saturday at the sunrise Out on the mounatinside He made a list of all of the things that he wanted to buy when he got to Heaven and wearing the cap he found in a cave which might have been thousands of years old at least in the story that he made up at the time and he wasn't going to accept that he had to give up his dreams. He wouldn't do it. What is it for a boy to do but live the life of fantasy that is real? At least that is what he told himslef when he was leevemn yars old.

At 1:08:12 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Jesus is not the sound of water Jesus is not the scent of roses And Jesus is not an nasturtium sky, a South Coast sunset at Gooseberry Island.

At 1:10:35 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

If I had to explain what the poem words mean then you aren't in a poetic mood are you? If you are not in a poetic mood then why then why and what are you trying to buy by reading my poem pages and my middle aged rages of life craft words left on a page for strangers to enjoy? If you don't get these pages then you maybe should be doing something else this wasn't really a poem at all just a savage rant from poets gall.

At 1:12:34 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Best poetry I wrote on a plane . . . best poetry I wrote on a plane? The police man, just a kid really, on some interview show that's shown on local cable and he's looking for a date probably a wife if you think about it, guys like that all duty and society and humanity and it ought to be right don't neglect your duty . . .

At 1:14:57 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Railings along beach walls in cities On the North Shore Often overlook a view of splendor The beach down below the wall is forbidding in Winter at high tide and the furry of a gail If you wondered out drunk like John J might do out on to the jetty with the high surf Then the same thing that happened to him might happen to you

At 1:16:29 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

I always knew that story about bank stocks was a lot of lies in that how could a sot like him inherit such a great amount as what he said? and the thousand dollar silver certificate from 1892, well that coulda been real except that it wasn't as all notes of that type were redeemed long long ago.

At 1:17:57 AM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

What is normal for a normal person isn't normal for a strange person. To a strange person a normal person is strange and the strange person is normal. And they would not see it like that, would they? They would call us abnormal. The whole idea of normal is a fallacy And what is the point of trying to concoct some list or poem of what it is?

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