and: the poetry thread

[Andrea]

returning
from the other side
with joy

always

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...eoid=105428337

[Caprice]

my morning coffee greeted with two skies.

[Andrea]

rise up!
bang
my wet dream
your head
your pants
candy stripe
all over
all over...

[Caprice]

out my window lies a pool of black clouding every piece of life.
in my window stands the hazed inferno pit-well.

so, much, is , hap pen ing righh t

now.

[Andrea]

and he was sitting there
with patience
waited to be photographed
watched it cross the room again
then it turned around and left
he left

isn´t life just amazing sometimes
coincidences or miracle
is it your choice
ha ha
I just wanna play he said
the soundtrack to the game of the day
goes like
there is one bird in my house...
http://c4.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...78eef5418b.jpg

NO KIDDING!

and he woke up from a dream
and heard something like a momma
and he smelled time
and parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
and it was smelling good
and pretty
and fit
and everything everything
and he felt better
a lot better



Oh, me? Thank you for asking...

[Andrea]

F2
http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...cf49481791.jpg
my friend EBITA
and me...

[Andrea]

...and who the deuce took the liberty of kissing my sleeping beauty?!
as bold as brass!

[unwound floors]

Today I am grateful so here is a list of things I love in this world.

I dig the sound of a good beat, turned up so loud I feel it vibrating through the floors. After my classes are done, I like to pick up a coffee and sit outside the Mathieson Library for a cigarette before I head home. My best friends are all beautiful creatures. Mangoes are my favourite fruit. I enjoy finishing off a long day by constructing an excellent playlist in iTunes, rolling a joint and lolling about on my laundry-covered bedroom floor. I like to delude myself into thinking I'm a good writer as I pour out my disjointed, messy poetics into the various notebooks I've amassed. I get off on the presence of enthusiastic and warm-hearted people. I enjoy daydreaming about my beautiful Philosophy lecturer (forearms, wide blue eyes, nice glasses, floppy blonde hair - oh) and tutor. I feel good when I break into darker places and go underground into the belly of the city, in drains and abandoned places where the light is thin and dust moves with me. I love Ableton and FL Studio and feeling the incomparably satisfying magic of letting a beat I've made loose through my speakers. I probably love you.

Do you love? And what do you love?

[Caprice]

its gorgeous
its gorgeous





its gorgeous.


heres to the infinity of the unknowing!

[bryantm3]

Originally Posted by unwound floors

Today I am grateful so here is a list of things I love in this world.

I dig the sound of a good beat, turned up so loud I feel it vibrating through the floors. After my classes are done, I like to pick up a coffee and sit outside the Mathieson Library for a cigarette before I head home. My best friends are all beautiful creatures. Mangoes are my favourite fruit. I enjoy finishing off a long day by constructing an excellent playlist in iTunes, rolling a joint and lolling about on my laundry-covered bedroom floor. I like to delude myself into thinking I'm a good writer as I pour out my disjointed, messy poetics into the various notebooks I've amassed. I get off on the presence of enthusiastic and warm-hearted people. I enjoy daydreaming about my beautiful Philosophy lecturer (forearms, wide blue eyes, nice glasses, floppy blonde hair - oh) and tutor. I feel good when I break into darker places and go underground into the belly of the city, in drains and abandoned places where the light is thin and dust moves with me. I love Ableton and FL Studio and feeling the incomparably satisfying magic of letting a beat I've made loose through my speakers. I probably love you.

Do you love? And what do you love?

i really enjoyed that. those lyrics or poem, whichever you call it, it's alive. the words go into the brain and dance through the toes. i feel like i saw through your eyes for a minute there. you should seriously consider writing as a profession.