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| Thoughts while Raining Our relationship suffers from work force reduction � Neither one of us tries anymore, And you say I have changed, since I became an executive And I say you have changed, since you started watching soap operas� The young and restless The bold and beautiful And when I look at you I see no thing of beauty Just pain Like Halloween candy with a razor blade surprise. I wonder when I will leave Because loving you has been and fled Leaving me behind. Byron Headrick More Poems |
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| Stale Bread in a Mud Puddle It is the stuff of all poetry of all fear Watching movies on showtime is� the spitfire grill, the price of a kiss and the one about the guy who runs off with that neurotic girl who likes to play with guns and legos� Is like finding old letters signed with �love always� never Delivered Is like finding the first poems you ever wrote, about the first girl you ever kissed When holding hands was Love Nostalgia trance It�s sitting in a packed Coffee shop at an empty table for two furiously scrawling angry words and dotting the I�s through four pages It�s a waiting car with a full tank of gas that can�t take you anywhere you want to go and at the same time can�t take you far enough to matter It is the loss of passion sitting back in the corner dressed in blue jeans and a T-shirt trying to blow out the candle so you can use your flashlight and hoping the batteries have Died When you can identify with Crucify and Blood Roses except sometimes you feel like the Chicken Only wanting meat in the aftermath of her cause it may Never come around again and life is not like the Princess Bride Mike Young |
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| As She Moves... As she moves towards me Her beauty becoming evermore alluring My eyes are unable to leave her My mouth unable to greet her I am startled and bewildered by the sensation of her My senses reach out to absorb as much of her as possible I wish to become lost in all she is Her creation must have been divine All who lay eyes upon her must be in awe and stare I cannot fathom the truth in my own desire for her I can only try to understand why she enchants me so deeply I don�t even believe for one minute she feels anything like I do That she even sees me at all Yet I stare shamefully almost leeringly I feel as though I am in violation of some sacred law Would I ever learn not to be fearful? Cautiously I convert my stares to meek glances That are like a rich, sweet delicacy to my mind Desiring to know her as much as one man can I make contact with her eyes and I am rewarded with a smile Now if only I could speak By Corey |
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| Pre-Sleep A bed is cold unless two are sleeping a nakd warmth under covers & still air an arm over my shoulder a hand on your chest curled up on a mattress too small for two but made up in the distance By Holly |
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| The Out Loud Poets, As we appeared in the Huntsville Times | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| From Left: Mike, Allen, Jess, guest, Sonya, Byron, guest, Ashley, and Holly (standing). Not pictured: Angela, Corey, Dante, Abby |
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