we are all alone now

August 18, 2007 – 2:13 am

to encapsulate our desolation, one really must turn to metered verse. also, touching imagery:

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the vestiges of ezzie spent/e’en the chil’en ain’t exempt/from gazes sad and clothing rent

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shake the trees/break my knees/the esmeralda’s now debris

top that grief, why don’t you. this blog dares you. *sob*

UPDATE: where’s jon lewis when you need him?

UPDATE: cover boy bites!

  1. 13 Responses to “we are all alone now”

  2. unavoidable plight, you should have known/once, yearly, lim’ted glory’s shown . . .

    irresistible, one’s left oft’ annoyed/five pounds from Tom could fill the void . . .

    By Nate the finger on Aug 18, 2007

  3. your hokey verse/goes bad to worse

    By bz on Aug 19, 2007

  4. pardon me, I did not know/should’ve taken notes from the pro . . .
    shake the trees/break my knees/learn good verse from mr. bz

    By nate the finger on Aug 19, 2007

  5. now listen gents, let’s keep it cool/for poetry’s a supple rule/late esmeralda’s loss indeed/has left us not a li’l bereaved/so shed a tear/tis not last year/yet rhymed insults are ill-concieved :)

    By nathanael on Aug 19, 2007

  6. well, now we’re
    mired in actual, factual, fractal verse
    thanks to you
    who knew
    full well the subversive point
    but parlayed it into some
    carping curse.

    best consult a browning
    or an astrophel
    ‘fore you strut, frowning,
    into this cartel.

    By bz on Aug 20, 2007

  7. my thoughts exactly!

    By nate the finger on Aug 20, 2007

  8. ai ai ai

    By nathanael on Aug 20, 2007

  9. is that a rhyming triplet?

    or just a wail of defeat?

    By bz on Aug 20, 2007

  10. a triplet was th’intent,
    no joke,
    assonance my strategy:
    my swagger
    was taken, it seems
    as a wager
    far greater than would merit
    a bloke
    who writes like me.

    By nathanael on Aug 20, 2007

  11. your swagger
    was taken, it’s sure,
    as a loogie
    imprecatorily lobbed
    by bloke
    whose spro is swill.

    By bz on Aug 21, 2007

  12. correct on all points–
    but should you will
    my spro to swill
    you would deem me
    one happy swine.

    By nathanael on Aug 21, 2007

  13. none can comfort
    the mourning
    of a memory of a woman
    whose presence is a dance
    like a sunrise at night

    while tending cherry and echinops
    we measure years in especial crops

    By )on on Aug 22, 2007

  14. couplet terminus purports to make
    a long story short
    and does

    By bz on Aug 22, 2007

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