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Is Poetry a Dead Art? (Part 4)
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mr. mustard
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by scottie2121:
“Rub it out”

A fascinating write Scottie. 'Diamond memories' - what a great term. Wish I'd thought of that
mr. mustard
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by scottie2121:
“And I drift through the loosening lace mesh
into the warm, clear surround of summer.”

Listen and Tomorrow are two more excellent pieces. I particularly liked the end of the latter, quoted above.
mr. mustard
29-12-2014
I won't be back until the second of January or after, so Happy New Year to everyone who posts to or reads the thread
mr. mustard
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by scottie2121:
“]Snapped”

I nearly missed this one - brilliant, just brilliant! You're on fire Scottie
scottie2121
29-12-2014
All the best for 2015 Musty.


And many many thanks for everything you do for this exceptional part of DS.
IzzyS
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by mr. mustard:
“A wise, timely and well-writtten message Izzy

Happy New Year to you too ”

Thank you Mr. Mustard
mr. mustard
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by scottie2121:
“And many many thanks for everything you do for this exceptional part of DS.”

Cheers Scottie

Originally Posted by IzzyS:
“Thank you Mr. Mustard ”

It's Musty Izzy - Mr Mustard is just too formal
IzzyS
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by mr. mustard:
“Cheers Scottie


It's Musty Izzy - Mr Mustard is just too formal ”

Oops, Musty it is then you chose your username though, not me lol
sandydune
31-12-2014
Originally Posted by mr. mustard:
“ Happy New Year to everyone who posts to or reads the thread ”

Happy New Year Musty
sandydune
31-12-2014
Originally Posted by IzzyS:
“I hope everyone is ok and had a good Christmas by the way and a very Happy New Year to all when it comes, of course. ”

Happy New Year IzzyS
sandydune
31-12-2014
Happy New Year scottie2121, loving your style of poetry
IzzyS
31-12-2014
Originally Posted by sandydune:
“Happy New Year IzzyS”

Thank you - Happy New Year to you too im working on a New Year poem

ETA:- ok, here it is

New Year (written 31/12/2014) by IzzyS

New year -
new hopes,
new opportunities,
new experiences,
new motivation?.

New year,
new fears,
new mistakes.

New challenges,
new possibilities,
new chances
to seize the day,
will you take them?

This new upcoming year is
whatever you choose to make it.
sandydune
03-01-2015
Commotion Locomotion

Did you see such commotion?
Quite agree, commotion locomotion
archiver
03-01-2015
LSD.

A chilly morning. Soon be warm.
Feeling great. On top form.
Ice warning on the dash'.
Ages since my big crash.

Engine purring perfectly.
Tyres cold as cold can be.
Sliding as I pull away.
I could do this all day.

Gingerly around turn one.
Almost sideways. Too much fun.
Gently Bentley on the throttle.
Next lap? More bottle.

The feeling down the first straight.
Impossible to overstate
the thrill of driving very fast.
Machine and I, alone at last.

Other drivers turning up.
Practising for the cup.
All hoping for the win.

Suddenly I'm in a spin,
then drifting sideways in fresh snow.
Could be needing a tow.

Managing to get a grip.
Mainly thanks to Limited Slip
Differential rear wheel drive.
Happy to be alive.
mr. mustard
05-01-2015
English Treasure

Queen Boudicca's calibre
Arthur's sword Excalibur
Poppies at the Cenotaph
Gandalf and his magic staff,
Melancholy verse by Keats
Triffids on deserted streets
Dramas known as kitchen sinks
Sunny singles by the Kinks,
Dreams that Millais left behind
Country lanes that tend to wind
Looming Stonehenge megaliths
Dover's line of chalky cliffs,
Betjeman and William Blake
Bluebird speeding on the lake
Alfred Hitchcock, Robin Hood
Roast beef next to Yorkshire pud,
Pots of tea for pick-me-ups
Non-league teams in FA Cups
Cornish bays with little boats
Kenneth Williams anecdotes,
Vintage cars that need a push
Lily Langtry and Kate Bush
Rambling in the Yorkshire Dales
Enid Blyton's Noddy tales,
Fish and chips and shepherd's pies
Eric Morecambe, Ernie Wise
Tommy Cooper's scarlet fez
Whistle Down The Wind and Kes,
Village taverns, Desperate Dan
Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man
Sunshine on the Pennines Way
Skies of unrelenting grey,
Alan Bennett, Morrissey
Weston-super-Mare by sea
Peter Pan, a bear named Pooh
And The Long Good Friday too,
Henry Tudor's lengthy reign
HG Wells and Michael Caine
Winston Churchill, Rubber Soul
English treasure makes me whole.


©
mr. mustard
05-01-2015
Originally Posted by IzzyS:
“New Year”

Your poem echoes how I feel Izzy

'Carpe Diem', to quote Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society
mr. mustard
05-01-2015
Originally Posted by sandydune:
“Did you see such commotion?
Quite agree, commotion locomotion”

I hope you didn't get stuck in the train chaos over the holidays Sandy
mr. mustard
05-01-2015
Originally Posted by archiver:
“LSD.”

I must admit, I assumed this was a poem about drugs John - but it had a good twist in it I liked the 'gently Bentley' rhyme too
mr. mustard
07-01-2015
To a Woman

No eyes were ever greener,
Where realms of coral lie
I see you as Athena
And tempting Lorelei.

I'll make the sky a palace
And you can walk its floors,
Aurora Borealis:
The Northern Lights are yours.

O lady of the moonlight,
By you my heart is owned
Where dreams of love are noon-bright
And whispered names are moaned.


©
mr. mustard
07-01-2015
Did anyone catch Betjemanland on BBC 4 the other night? It was a marvellous jaunt around the places he loved and some he lived in, presented by AN Wilson. What a fierce campaigner John was for old buildings under the threat of the wrecking ball. He saved many
Noe Soap
07-01-2015
Music As Life

Music I see as one of life's greatest boons,
Could not imagine it without melodic tunes;
Listen to some as I write within its sweet,
Cocoons. Mozart's beautiful replete refrains
Reverberate in ears, delight for one's brains;
Stimulates like a baby's mother's heartbeat
And releases burdensomness of my chains.
Earlier today I heard of terrorisms in France
By people with no music or any wish to dance.
Frank
performingmonk
07-01-2015
Originally Posted by mr. mustard:
“To a Woman

No eyes were ever greener,
Where realms of coral lie
I see you as Athena
And tempting Lorelei.

I'll make the sky a palace
And you can walk its floors,
Aurora Borealis:
The Northern Lights are yours.

O lady of the moonlight,
By you my heart is owned
Where dreams of love are noon-bright
And whispered names are moaned.


©”

Just brilliant, that one.
sandydune
09-01-2015
Originally Posted by mr. mustard;:
“I hope you didn't get stuck in the train chaos over the holidays Sandy ”

Hi Musty, travelling was fine, no trains for me but the buses, that's another story, true, this time of year has distractions but there are good distractions also.
sandydune
09-01-2015
Sweetness amongst the stars

There is sweetness amongst the stars
glistening softly as then is now
time and truth said from before
has been shown with silence
because you heard a time ago
as I walk I hear your words
but they are untruth from you
until when understand it's worth
so be sweetness amongst the stars.
sandydune
09-01-2015
Originally Posted by mr. mustard:
“To a Woman

No eyes were ever greener,
Where realms of coral lie
I see you as Athena
And tempting Lorelei.

I'll make the sky a palace
And you can walk its floors,
Aurora Borealis:
The Northern Lights are yours.

O lady of the moonlight,
By you my heart is owned
Where dreams of love are noon-bright
And whispered names are moaned.


©”

Athena, a goddess of many.
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