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Week Twelve - Entry
Sitting on this lonely hill ( Read more... ) -
Week Eleven - Entry. Broken Rebirth
I never really could see ( Read more... ) -
Week Ten - Entry. Transition
It starts with a glance
The heartbeats slowly increase
With the looks that follow
It doesn't matter where or when
Only that now you've met
If but for a night
Surprise raises eyebrows
When they call the next day
Coffee? Of course!
An awkward hello
A small smile accompanied by
the insistence of singularity
A more bold goodbye now
neither sure of how it has gone
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Week Nine. Comment
I'm very late coming with these entries, my internet has been down for last couple of weeks ( Read more... ) -
Week Nine - Entry. Homeland.
Part One
The bell stops at a 45 degree angle, the clapper resting on it's keeper side silently, waiting for next Sunday before it can ring out over the deaf town below once more. A bridal gown stands modestly in the window down the street, surrounded by photographs long since taken, starting to blur from its purpose of modern commerce and into the ( Read more... ) -
Week Eight - Entry. Like Cancer.
Just a poem I jotted down in my CPB last week ( Read more... ) -
On turning 21
It was my 21st birthday on Monday this week; my party was Saturday night at Drummoyne Sailing Club. It was an amazing night and even better day. So many people showed up and despite that I think the sheer size of my family intimated most of my friends. I sobbed while trying to make a speech, which is not a talent of mine anyway, but I'm afraid to ( Read more... ) -
Week Eight - Comment
My comment on: http://littlenedved.livejournal.com/5885.html
Hi Seb
I hope you had a great Easter break!
In the interim, whoa! This poem really moved me, it was heartbreaking! The first stanza particularly captured the mood well...
It's hard to see that beautiful smile
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Week 7 - Comment.
My comment on: http://chrisoneill.livejournal.com/3916.htmlRead more... ) -
Week Seven - Entry. Random Poetry
I have a bit of a weird week which caused my imagination to go into overdrive in my commonplace book big time... here are two of my favourites, so far without title ( Read more... )