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26. februar 2014

Poem #6 - "Success"

QUESTION OF THE DAY:
As the feedback on the former poem was big, here is a new question! Thanks a lot for the many comments about my poem #5, i really appreciate it! You guys really make this site alive, and motivates me to keep on writing! 

What do you see as success?



This poem was written TODAY as a part of the midweek motif on the site http://poetryblogroll.blogspot.com/. Enjoy, I haven't used much time to edit it, but I think I did a great job anyways!

//EDIT! Also posted on http://dversepoets.com/ for their monthly open link night!

"Success"
We listen to the marching rhythm of the work force
traveling it's way to the waterhole.

They greet, drink and feed of each others suits and ties.
Appearance is a sign of the content-less poets.

Listen to the writing of the lone accountant prowling on its prey.
Money is a helpless animal
hunted by
the modern carnivores.

We're haunted by a constant stabbing in the back,
social creatures you might say.

Do well 
Do good 
Do better 
Do best

Success is what we make it
birds learning to fly


Success is what makes us
forming armies of student loans and self-abuse.

Success is what drives us
blows cool air in our face at much needed times


Success is what it is
a never-ending fear of failure molding us into brutish creatures.



16. februar 2014

Poem #2 - "Confusion at dawn"

QUESTION OF THE DAY:

As there were no answers on the former post, here's the same one again:

Do you write poetry yourself? If yes, who are you inspired by?

This was written almost the same time as poem #1, and is about feelings that can invade a mind at certain times. This is one of my more "weird" poems, that might not make any sense to the reader, but keep in mind, this was around the time i was greatly inspired by James Douglas Morrison. Enjoy, leave feedback, and feel free to share.
"Confusion at dawn" 
I know you spoke to me.
   When?
At dawn.
  Where?
Inside my liver.

Confess your sin!
Cast a spell on your inner voice!
Make it last into Ragnarok!

Out of paper.
Mindless robot.
Come to me and
Beg
For
Your Pre-
Cious

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the cinema isn't running.