Bitterness

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Bitterness

A wedge of fruit
A blade of grass
A ray of sun

A drink in hand
A time to kill
A loaded gun

A soiled mind
A wounded heart
A scene is set

A country home
A world apart
A deep regret

A cheating man
A trigger pulled
A tear is shed

A pool site dug
A place of rest
To lay his head

A day has passed
A concrete bed
Conceals the worst

A silent dawn
A second plan
An unquenched thirst

A shadow eye
A stolen car
A race to kill

A vitum lives
The cost is dear
A bitter pill

A court convicts
A cripple screams
A sentence passed

A troubled day
A damaged pool
She might get gassed

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mlea commented on Bitterness

07-23-2009

like a rush down a mountainside on a toboggan, I was a bit afraid to get to the end but whoa! what a ride! mlea

NevillePark

07/25/2009

I was thinking about this Hakau style everyones taking about. Minimalism and that kind of story approach.I does seem somewhat jarring but an interesting chalenge to seek out the right contractives.

wheelsal commented on Bitterness

07-19-2009

Haven't read your poems lately and for get how well you write. This hits in the belly.

NevillePark

07/19/2009

Blame it on the pencil Sal.

vanessa411 commented on Bitterness

07-15-2009

holy shit... this was a little crazy:) but just the same... very very interestingly awesome:) i sincerely enjoyed it.

NevillePark

07/19/2009

You knowhow it happens I'm sure. You sit down with a pad and pencil (I like a 2B) You know that you don't don't know what the direction of the first three words is but you let it have it's way. I've come to terms with my muse and almost always let the small eddies and currents show me what's in my pencil today. Maybe 20% of the things I write are thoughfully contrived. Right now I'm writing a short story and I don't really care for the subject matter, but the words are coming and ... Thank you sugar for the entry.

Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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