Archive for the 'Poetry' Category

May 23 2008

In a Glass

Published by James under Poetry

before my eyes
Wondering
Lazy
Thoughtless
Confident
Misguided
Friendless
Waiting
Impatient
Empty
Worthless
Overbearing
Hopeless
Proud
Fearful
Knowledgeable
Sad
Despised
Tearful
Vain
Hateful
Protecting
Falling Down
Lonely
a man
in the mirror

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May 16 2008

On Empty Petitions

Published by James under Poetry

Prayer
Empty passionless words
Spoken into the air without hope

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May 09 2008

Haiku-like thingy of the week

Published by James under Poetry

Memory
Fades too easily
Regarding the good

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May 02 2008

Skilz

Published by James under Poetry

I
Can hide in a corner
Invisible to all but One
All the while
The center of attention

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Apr 25 2008

On Ecclesiastes

Published by James under Poetry

If all
Is vanity then why
Do we get out of bed?

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Apr 18 2008

Haiku-like thingy of the week

Published by James under Poetry

Darkness
Dwelling in solitude
Wishing for a friend

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Apr 11 2008

Haiku-like thingy of the week

Published by James under Poetry

Life
Draining away
Was it ever there?

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Apr 04 2008

On Seeing

Published by James under Poetry

Blindness
No light in my eyes
But seeing is more than sight

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Mar 28 2008

Another Haiku-like Substance

Published by James under Poetry

Death
Comes as an enemy
Delivering to a Friend

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Mar 21 2008

More than Just Haiku-like Poetry!

Published by James under Art, Poetry, Writing Projects

A while back I started writing some “poetry” down in my blackberry notes and saving it and from time to time I’ll post one here.

It’s not very good. Some of it is “haiku-like,” short, pithy stuff. Others are self-reflective or otherwise. Feel free to criticize any of it–I won’t be posting anything I just wrote, so if you think it sounds depressing it’s likely something I wrote weeks earlier on a bad day.

Here’s the first installment for today:

Deadness
In a cold branch
Waiting for new life

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