masochisticbeauty:
Time fleeting, it washes away with the tears of longing.
As each moment passes into another, with no way to
replay those seconds. Feeling it’s lost as I do your
presences.
Oh, turn stop those hands. To freeze those
seconds. To stop time in it’s tracks so that I may once
more relive our untamed passion.
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This so reminds me of a song by Rush, “Time stand still”, if only time could be stopped so as to linger and savor those fleeting moments just a little longer….
missiongirl:
Missed….
Knowing what you had and walking away,
Tears streaking the sky on a sunny day.
Head held high, mask on tight,
Shielding your heart within the blight.
Memories strong in the mind,
Bashing the walls down in time.
Words bitten off on the tongue,
To be sucked back into the lungs.
Emotions in check to the desert of the day,
Loneliness my old companion returns for a stay.
A.H.
In this life I’ve known too many days that pasted like this to count, now a distant memories but still too easily recalled…
An original poem luv? *hugs*
jacquie2blue:
♡♥
“I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul.”
freya-akune:
Living and breathing
Dying and weeping
Sorrow and sadness
Happiness, madness
Who’s to blame for the poor girl’s feelings
her death and her love,
and her own shallow breathing
He smiled so lovingly
He kissed her so rough
But the poor little girl
Took the ending so tough
Around came the…
Nice poem, if sad (and the writer is a Sims 2 lover too).
Words would sleep,
if we let them,
and make no sound; they
would hear us cry the end
of isolation,
hear us dead and leave
no mark, no meaning.
They
would steal our secrets
and tell us none
of their own. So,
wordless, we must talk
of things we do not
know, touch
the earth verbatim
for music, for sound.
And
should we fingertip
each sound ungraciously,
the silences would rebel.
No doubt that art,
and we,
are nothing to
nature; who knows
if music
cares for us at all?
“
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James Strecker ~ (Schoenberg: Klavierstücke Opus 11 & Opus 23)
From Variations on Genius - A cycle of poems inspired by the life and recordings of Glenn Gould, and commissioned by The International Glenn Gould Society for presentation at the Glenn Gould Festival in Groningen, The Netherlands, in October of 1992
via ginger-ninja
(via frenchtwist)
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I wander these hollowed halls,
The children’s laughter now muted
By an unnatural emptiness,
A softness to the once solid walls.
Damned at every turn by the twin entities,
Perspective and perception, in my quest,
Seeking the elusive flower, a Lilly called truth.
The once bright dwelling now dim,
Cobwebs of deceit and mistrust,
In the alcoves hidden in the gloom,
Where once the light of an older code held court.
I bemoan the fate of souls who have pasted through the gate,
Now barred and locked.
A pure voice lost to the night, silent.
I lament the fate of souls who’s quest unrealized will remain,
The righteous way lost in twilight and shadow.
Was it an illusion, believed by the fool,
The brief shining moment of Camelot reborn,
Or just sadly a moment now past.
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~Me~
About friends now scattered to the wind and a place long deserted.
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