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Everyone's Impressed (already)
Contributed by
franciswolf
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Monday, 17th November 2008 @ 01:43:06 AM in AEST
Topic:
abstract
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I never learned how to play guitar or how my soul sings, But I do know how a register rings.
Kept my dreams high and my thoughts down low, Staying grounded in the gutter as I move up slow.
Feeling out of date as a typewriter, At a modern office by a water cooler.
Saved a soul by a bridge at eleven clock, But if it were after midnight shed of been down in the rocks.
Cause scheduled does as scheduled is, Im turning up to be a blind Billy the kid, Incompetent as a seasonal b itch, Fixing for a fit with a pair of boots to kick, Ive no lace to tie and for this Im blessed, And everyones already impressed.
Dont know how glass gets made, But I can tell a hoax from a poor charade.
Turning my past into a puzzle and my present keeps up, Dont want to play it nice if I turn corrupt.
Bought a pair of smiles that I keep in my shirt, One for the laughs the others when my feelings hurt.
Cause scheduled does as scheduled is, Ignorance is ugly for intellectual bliss, Turning sour like a year old hitch, Making powder out of rocks with my wrists. Theres no lack of interest for the amount of rest, And everyones already impressed.
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Re: Everyone's Impressed (already)
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Tuesday, 18th November 2008 @ 01:31:42 AM AEST (User
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Impressive! This in mind seems a little like a modern day throw back to the ideas of the beat generation come head into the ideas and thoughts of the Seattle Generation of the nineties. I like the way your thoughts come in and out as blurbs and this wraps up splendidly. I really enjoyed reading this thoroughly. There is a rebeliousness and a potent mascunlinity in this piece. While this doesn't remind me of (Whitman, D. Thomas, and R. McKuen) your expression within is very comparable. You have a unique voice speaking in (poetry...something wrongfully considered to be anti-masculine) with a voice that is gruff, wise, and deep!
As I said I hate to be like everyone..but I am impressed!
SUPERB!
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