Thursday, May 24, 2012

POETRY THURSDAY

The Queen Is Dead
 
It came like morse code
consistent and structured
with its secret message
burning in its electric impulses,
gathered
like a fool and his possessions
that crawled in with anxiety
and danced out with glee

and it's not that the bitch in me
ever lied,
but simply took a ride
to look for you
out west somewhere
belted in for her own protection,
severed from society
like a sixty year old cabaret
that just received its final call.

No matter how far we travelled
inconspicuously,
there is not a road we traced
on the map
with spiteful fingers
that showed an exit sign
or a wooden gate
or any green flashes
that dared to show along the way

It should have been easy, the exodus.
It should have been the outright truth
that flickered those chosen signals back to us
in simple terms,
scratching out our temperamental hate
like knives and forks screeching
on cheap rounded plates
playing waterphone sounds
to the sweet center of our ears
that eventually hit the
three and a half pound barricade
we were yet to escape.

And they shot the knighted messenger
on his white horse
who only bared the message
that the Queen was dead
and to mourn her civil death
in the small hours
of the
aftermath.

Written by Missy
 
 
 
 
My Sky Has Fallen
 
Surrender was my problem
Guess I have it bad
No idea really
I would end up such a sad lad

"Mercury falling
I rise from my bed
Collect my thoughts together
I have to hold my head"

Put my faith totally
In the power of the love
Such a nice fit
Thought she was sent from some power above

"It seems that she's gone
Leaving me too soon
I'm as dark as December
I'm as cold as the Man in the Moon"

At first I thought should I plead
But I know not what I did
See her in his arms
In dejection my face I hid

"I walk through the day
My coat around my ears
I look for my companion
I have to dry my tears"

Heart string are torn
From what seems a million cuts
Those things that made me happy
No relief in a major rut

"I can't make up the fire
The way that she could
I spend all my days
In the search for dry wood"

Time is suppose to heal
Like the pain that clouds my eyes
Wonder if any brain cell still works
Maybe from the start to myself I lied

So I will just ask you
With any motion you engage
Be oh so patient
As I try to turn a page...



Quotations courtesy of Sting, "Hounds of Winter"

Written by JAZZMANOR
 
 
 
Take Me Away Tonight
 
Take me away tonight
From this world
Lead me to

My new home
Leave me alone
With knives so sharp

Let me cut myself
Watch me cry
My tears, so dark

Let my arms
Bleed out black
Hear me scream

Your name so loud
Pleading for you to help
Than walk away

Don't show you care
Move on
Let me disappear

At my funeral
Sing a happy song
Than go have fun

All night long
Celebrate my death
Sing the quiet song
Written by NaeNae

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