Thursday, December 14, 2006

You Asked:

You asked me once what it was I want
but what I need is more prescient

I need to live your love expressed
comfortable, painful, beautiful

I believe that we are meant to be
I need you now and always to know

Life with any other is a lie
Built to hide the truth impossibly.

For a time I rudely attempted
To love enough for the both of us

But on comatose reflection
I discovered I had drowned your voice.

I am ready to hear you again
Over the din of my strident heart.

I apologise for each hurdle
That we are oft forced to overcome

Though I treasure each experience
As growth has flourished in we through us.

Destiny proffers a range of choice
For our exertion to exploit.

I ask us to seep through the iced block
And sink into the blissful depths

Where our effulgent cores beat in step
With good playfully bound in passion.

To achieve a time where we construct
Dreams to reality for all

Until with age we are surrounded
In libraries of truth now practiced

Telling stories to our abundant
Grand-children, eagerly drinking bliss.

In love, remorse, and calm gratitude
Flowering in your rich hearts' garden.

Sincerely,

10 comments:

  1. Whats that all about??!

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  2. Here's one:

    There was a young fellow named perkin
    Who was always jerkin his gherkin
    His father said perkin
    Stop jerkin your gherkin
    Your gherkins fer ferkin not jerkin

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  3. There was a young man from Uppingham
    Who stood on the bridge at Buckingham
    And looked at the stunts of the cunts in the punts
    And the tricks of the pricks a'fucking 'em

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  4. That's wicked... and I'm honoured to be included! By the way, I love poetry too and it is annoying how it is perceived. Check out http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/18.html , just discovered it the other day on a Jah Wobble track.

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  5. Great link!

    Have we finally found a space where Igotlife has nothing to say?

    Must have no heart ;)

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  6. Do you read them in the Sun, you knuckle-dragging neandethal?!

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  7. Who says there is no music ;)

    Just tap your knuckles on the table... 1...2...1...2...1...2 and whistle every third beat as you say the poem.

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  8. The recording I've got is the shit, to use the parlance of our times. It's half-sung half-ranted by some gruff old scot, all backed with some evil sounding bagpipes... not exactly chart-friendly!

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  9. I think you two should get together and read poetry to each other...got a pretty good idea no-one else will wanna hear it.

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