...With all the Cliche that Comes from Children & Sun

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Blkrubbersoul, Jul 24, 2008.

  1. Blkrubbersoul

    Blkrubbersoul Member

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    let naked children
    fall and rise
    on waves propelled
    by summer tides
    and parents holding
    shaky cameras
    order smiles
    and get no answer,
    let sand stuck under
    tiny feet
    be washed away
    by water’s leap,

    and sun cream
    sifted
    on the surface
    crumble under
    mothers’ bliss,
    and teenage dreams
    of drink and porn
    encapsulated
    on the platform,
    forgotten when
    bodies crash in
    to the water’s
    icy grin,
    and not-so-teenage
    boy’s first times
    reaching depths
    before they climb
    the edges
    of the plastic deck
    to jump again
    without a breath
    and swim back to
    his parent’s cheers
    and tales of how
    it took him years
    but he damned his fears
    and now he’s better
    than his peers -
    and the goth’s parents
    sitting in shade
    roll eyes
    and let
    the moments fade
    and cream on the backs
    of a million bodies
    absorb the sunny
    times like these –
    let days be long
    and nights be cold
    as days like these
    will help to mould
    the prospects of
    another year,
    that would be paved
    with stress
    seem clear,
    because French food
    and good Czech beer
    will lighten
    any bad career.
     
  2. halfpint04

    halfpint04 Member

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    dude, great write!!
    I loved it
     
  3. teh-horace

    teh-horace for your pleasure

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    haha, i really dig the rhythm you got workin' for ya

    however, i can't get over "and cream on the backs"

    just cracks me up with the whole adolescent horniness theme that seems to be entwined in that adventure of a read
     
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