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At 11:56:00 PM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Manor of hope and optimism. A tradition of tolerance and struggle And yet and yet an expectation of wanting, always wanting more. How much of too much is enough? should I ask it again? How much of too much is enough? Classic lines of poetry you all read it with your room light on you all hear it on your handheld 'corder Y'all take it with you when your driving far. Down the highway towards the end You can follow the shore. It doesn't ever end.

At 11:58:28 PM UTC on Thu Jan 22, 2009 bperil wrote:

Many many pages misquoting all the sages dressed in purple robes no one even noticed. The light had gotten low, the fire burning out they'd all been by the river fishing for some converts. And with the sound of the sight of the sea and nonsense being the meaning he and she stepped into eternity denying all the rages that say you cant be with her you can't be with he What will grandmother say? How are you thus free? He kisses his girlfriend and doesn't care who her parents are and what tribe she is from.

At 12:00:27 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Yes, roses bloom, so say the romantic poets who will then go on about the fading of the beauty and make it an allegory for youth. But aloof youth think that poems don't have to matter those poems on ancient pages sounding like the way no one talks at all. And these youth, with their spiked hair and their painted outrage simply don't care to learn all the hate. They choose love.

At 12:03:36 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Didn't you choose love when you were young and broken love leaving you suddenly and standing in the rain? If you are reading poetry didn't you choose the sarrow over the hurt, let the bird fly away but it never did return. And instead of a life time of hurt you lifted yourself off of your weeping pillow you noticed so slowly how the distant clouds billow and you moved your self along to somewhere farther forward in your life. Now is it kids? Nieces and Nephews? Neighbor children? You pray for all of them, don't you?

At 12:05:30 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Micro burst of rage and flame war postings that made her cry caused her to pull the plug on her computer, damn shutdown, just do it. But now she doesn't care there is no one to get back at. She goes to a store and buys cinnomon candy hearts.

At 12:08:21 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

spilling and what are you spelling and sop is guer that we goror gash and plos The spell check that I installed does not work does not work

At 12:11:30 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

We don't have a tear now that we heard about you and that you made it past your pain and you got through to your happy place that you won't tell us about. and now I am off your radar and don't miss the lonely stairs

At 12:13:56 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

If you lived in the communial house maybe you got hangups about people who take more than their share or who say you share yours, I shared all mine but you see them later bogarting in the sugar house shooting their rifles over the hill and smoke beyond the ridge.

At 2:06:10 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

You can't make a poetry translation rhyme especially when it didn't in the first place in the English fragments found on a webpage like this automatic writing, not really a blog, not really a poem . . . it is what it is Manny being . . . upset pissed-off not happy.

At 2:07:30 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Most mornings if it rained then there would be water on the floor of the kitchen because the roof leaked so she told the landlord and he moved her to a better place while he did the repairs. She liked the new place better so she stayed there.

At 2:10:31 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

What random life, random words, random pull-over spot on the web of roads that line the hills and rills of the far-away landscape What random thought or hurt of mind or imagined slight or little boy rage in a 'supposed ta be grown man What wondering ecstasy of lost time no regrets it's all good take it on the chim suck it up we're all in this together take one for the team And all that and the solotary wondering alone on the seawall Where he feels closer to God the higher the sea rages.

At 2:11:35 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Is a poem supposed to be a complete thought? or just a jutting rock formation like what used to be on Franconia Notch. The old man gone's down the hill (and now he is in the lake down below)

At 2:13:27 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Valentines of thought for future lovers who will read this poem and recall their lover's face. And blooms just blooming fragrent lilac sunday dances picnic basket arboretum spirals and beach tree leaves in a fresh Spring green. Read this poem and recall your lover's face.

At 2:14:49 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Merk of life and windshields clouded over with ice and no map or road signs to read and no glasses with which to read No eyes No highway. Just a car hanging in the void needle pinned at 45 MPH which, given the black ice really is going too damn fast

At 2:16:19 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

How many cars driving off the highway before Jaffery got the idea that there's black ice and 4WD be damned we could die if we flip and roll down the I91 ledges and towards the river below? I said: "You got Insurance, you got airbags let's go" but he pretended to not get the joke.

At 2:17:12 AM UTC on Fri Jan 23, 2009 bperil wrote:

Poem roams across the page and takes it's heart to the river to be blessed I was blessed by the best and I can't throw all of that away.

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