Published by Lugh on 11 Dec 2006 at 02:55 am
Poems
I danced with a chicken in the rain..
I felt deep emotion.
I danced with a chicken in the rain…
It was poultry in motion.
~ between the lions
Ah poetry! The music of the soul. Here are several collections here for your enjoyment.
You fly upon the wings of words though heavy hearted
You soar with birds though soul and mind are parted.
My mind’s eye reaches out to see you sitting lonely in the dark
But not alone, the glimmer and spark of dragons flying ’round your head.
Villains thrust you into darkness, took away your choice.
They held you down and beat you up but silenced not your voice.
The gifts they gave to you were
anger, grief, and pain and slavery to their desires
then leave you and your shame.
But gifts are gifts and how they’re used can turn the darkness bright.
The dragons and the beasts you fight
can now be brought into the light of day and you, from the night.
Please let the stories and the pain, flow from your pen
Like blood from veins and you’ll be wiser in the end.
I feel your pain, your grief, your
sorrow now, forever…
today, tomorrow.
Helpless, hopeless and frustration,
I want to help…
but can’t.
I am the star, I am the fire,
There may be no tomorrow.
I am the fire, I am the star,
and look from afar.
The twinkling is now,
you’ll not see again.
{{written by my friend StarBeam
(1982-1999)… miss ya guy}}
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James Merkin on 21 Jul 2007 at 8:23 am #
Hi. I came upon your site by way of following Evago around, and I’ve been busy learning your byways. It’s good to see serious attention paid to poetry here; poems are few and far between on most “gay writing” locations, except perhaps for the hard-breathing verse designed to get you off.
Are you familiar with http://www.iomfats.org? I’ve posted some poems there; it’s been my observation that brits, in general, are much more willing to acknowledge and discuss poetry. The site also has what is claimed to be the world’s largest collection of “gay” haiku…
Just a chat to let you know I’m checking in. I’ll plan to write more fully, and thought-fully, once I’ve walked around your site some.
Best wishes,
James Merkin