Juxtaposing
Lives
by Thomas
Oh Yes I'm young just twelve years old I had a dream that's not been told So shy am I to talk to you And please don't think I have no clue When Disney had a tee-vee (tv) show “When Knighthood was in Flowers” grow A tale of Greensleeves came to me Not Anne Boleyn or King Henry A different legend worth a muse Have sought but never caught to choose Fair maiden lived her life by day One time-line always day's display Then juxtapose a life by night No equilibrium in sight A catatonic parallel Two lives at once it does foretell At night a woman dark but free Collateral iniquity But every time that I wake up Return to day the maiden's cup So onward now the search begins The golden cup for crosses sins The castles safe as maiden lives I seek the truth of what forgives I am My Lady that's for sure Two personalities no cure Which one of us will take the prize The Holy Grail's (mere) exercise |
Mis-stepped Waltz by Hiram
No twelve year
old thinks they are young
No tale exists
that's not seen tongue
If shy you are
which seems quite false
The missteps
here are like a waltz
For networks
don't have shows these days
Grew, he
means, not what he says
(The song from
"How the West was Won"?)
A misbeat
rhyme, no joke no pun.
Confused, I
listen for the thread
And get this
gibberish instead
An owl has
never a maiden been,
With night
glow face of freakish green
Drag this out
please, I'm still unclear
Equal WHAT,
you bend my ear
Catatonic
pair, there's TWO asleep?
Repeat,
repeat, repeat, repeat.
After two
wasted stanzas, ahem...
Barely
describe – and then condemn?
A dream, that
soggy lit'ery elf
The story now
is 'bout himself?
Throughout the
1800's west?
If crosses
sin, I'll eat my cowboy vest
Though
maiden's lives are short and rough
More
vague-aries -- I've had enough!
A movie Disney
never made
My sleeves are
green and disarrayed
Not the one
who wrote this drivel
Can green
sleeves catch this pointless drizzle?
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Juxtaposing Lives/ Mis-Stepped Waltz
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