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Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 7:14 pm
by Chanak
Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 7:31 pm
by thantor3
Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 7:37 pm
by Bloodstalker
Buck negotiates? Doesn't dealing with Satan require someones soul?

Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 7:46 pm
by Chanak
Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 8:00 pm
by Yshania
*Short time out*
After witnessing some beautiful writing in DF Discussion, I was inclined to seek this one out from my archives, but felt it had no place in Discussion since it had nothing to do with the other writers - as was the initial intention. It does not compare to what I read there, but this is my offering
Two Souls Standing
Two souls standing an age apart, yet side by side
One of flesh and seeking, the other a shadow…
Each yearning for their connection,
They join at the feet.
From their protective shell
They behold each other
Yet in their darkness they behold themselves.
Two souls standing a step apart, yet side by side
One so wanting, the other so needing…
Each yearning for the oneness,
They join at the hand.
The wider they stretch their arms
The further the shadows reach
So they hold themselves in the light, and they hold each other.
Two souls standing a breath apart, cheek to cheek
Two as one with a sliver of self between,
Each appreciating the unity,
They join at the heart.
The deeper the touch
The dearer the bond between
And they reach in comfort of the shadows…
That's it - distraction over

Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 8:05 pm
by Bloodstalker
Damn Ysh...that was cool

Feel free to distract at will

Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 8:32 pm
by Chanak
That's beautiful, Yshania...that has a place anywhere.
And no, you're not distracting from anything.

Posted: Sat Nov 23, 2002 11:48 pm
by Scayde
Ysh..That is so beautiful......*HUG*...
Thank you for sharing it.....
I hope others decide to post their poetry in here, and I can only think we will all love it, if it is anywhere near as beautiful as yours.....
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 1:40 am
by Scayde
Beyond the Shroud
I looked out
and could not see
Beyond the shroud awaiting
but I head your voice
It called to me
as a siren's song
Through the pitch of my solitude
and beckoned me
I turned to you
once more to retreat
Leaving familiar paths behind
of absolute escape
Choosing instead
to follow your path
Gazing upon a new horizon
Resplendant in all its posibility
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 1:45 am
by Scayde
This Sacred Wind
A sacred wind blows
My heart soars,
And my spirit in flight.
I stand at the edge of a cliff,
Overlooking the sea.
The waves crash below.
Seafoam rises to kiss my face.
Mist brushes across my face,
reminding me of your gentle touch.
My breast filled to overflowing,
You fill me so
I feel your presence
In this place
Where sea meets shore
You are the breeze,
Caressing my soul
I stand and bask in you
Swept away by your power
Gentle and strong and unrelenting
So like the surge of the tides below
You carry me away,
As my rapture takes wing.
Scayde
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 1:50 am
by Chanak
@Scayde: *hug* That's beautiful.... both of those poems are....
Here's one I started writing a few years ago.
The Slave
In a near yet distant land,
Past snow capped peak and desert sand;
Lies a realm plunged deep in murky mist,
Held fast in terror's iron fist.
There no babe is heard to cry,
And dark shapes soar the sullen sky;
With the breath of fear upon their wings,
That softly whispers nameless things.
In darkness toil the hapless thralls,
Ruled by sorcery that binds them all
To the spokes of a monstrous grinding wheel,
Built of wood, stone, and unyielding steel.
In dreary, lightless, heavy gloom
They push and turn this wheel of doom;
Enslaved to serve an unquenchable lust
That grinds the souls of men to dust.
Their minds are trapped in webs of lies,
Which binds black scales upon their eyes,
And blinds them to the ghastly feast
Of this grinding wheel they call the Beast.
Deep within the endless night,
Beyond the rays of dawn's first light,
A slave looks to the starless sky,
As tears stream forth from sightless eyes.
Rags hang limp on a crooked frame,
And he stumbles on legs that are bent and lame;
Years of dust choke his matted hair,
His visage a twisted mask of despair.
He stumbles and falls upon the well-worn path,
And awaits the whip of the wheel-master's wrath;
Searing, slashing, a scarred back laid bare -
Torn by fear's talons, beyond hope or care.
And though he cries out, not a thing is heard -
Not a sigh, nor a moan; nary a word.
The darkness swallows his countless tears
Amidst the deafening roar of the grinding gears.
His tears fall heedless of the shadow's numbking kiss,
Silvery drops tumbling down into the yawning black Abyss;
There they fall and at last, gather far below....
Yet there is one who sees, and one who knows.
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 1:51 am
by Scayde
Originally posted by Chanak
@Scayde: *hug* That's beautiful. Both of those poems are.
Thanks Chan..*HUG*..I am glad you like them....
Yours is so beautiful.....and it breaks my heart to read it...
It's so profoundly dark...and haunting...*HUG*.........
It reflects all of the bleakness of the soul of a person in bondage...
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 2:31 am
by Scayde
The Rosary
Again the wick is trimmed
As a thousand times before,
The silver lightning flashes
waves crash against the shore,
Through salty spray and salty tears
Memories still pour
Of a Lover out at sea
She prays and says her Rosary
She prays to God and heaven,
For his safe return
For only he can fill a hunger
Causing all her soul to burn,
She wonders if this self same spray
Did wash across the Deck
And closes her eyes to dream of kisses
on his velvet neck
Oh Demon waves and reckless Sea
with appetite so gory
Know you not in making meals of sailors
There's no glory
So once again the candle's lit
To light the way back home,
For one who travels round the sea
To find his way back Home
Scayde
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 2:40 am
by Chanak
@Scayde: *hug* You are a wonderful writer, Scayde...you capture the heart of a matter in a way only you can.
Thank you for posting your poetry. You always reduce me to speechlessness...
Here is another one I wrote last year...
Shining Sword
O shining sword of mighty king,
Of lustrous sheen and glittering;
Forged with hammer, shaped and tried,
Tempered strong and purified.
Truly there is not a blade
Of finer steel that has been made;
Formed in fervent furnace fire,
Born in maker's heart desire.
O shining sword in king's right hand,
That no mere flesh may hope withstand;
A double edge both keen and true,
To divide the heart and soul in two.
All things fall within thy swing -
Exalted thought, vain imagining;
No refuge for the hardened heart,
For to thee there is no hidden part.
O shining sword, find thy mark,
And cleave through listless, weary dark;
Break through the chains that hold me fast
To the barren waste of things long past.
Strike true, o sword, and smite my breast,
And still the tempest of unrest;
Make calm the raging, stormy sea,
That my heart, at last, may be truly free.
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 2:44 am
by Scayde
Oooo I like it Chan......*HUG*
It is so right for the battle scenes we are writing
edit:...*blush*...Chan.......You are always so encouraging..
Thank you for your kind words....*HUG*
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 2:48 am
by Chanak
Originally posted by Scayde
Oooo I like it Chan......*HUG*
It is so right for the battle scenes we are writing
I'm glad that you like it, mi Corazon...
You are an artist painting in the medium of words...this has long been my preferred medium, one which I have given the supremacy over my other artistic urges. I decided to develop this avenue over the others when I began to write music. I discovered I loved to write and create most of all...it flowed more naturally for me than my pencils would on a sketch pad. I will return to my sketch pad again one day very soon...as I will also return to playing the guitar, and pick up where I left off 13 years ago.
I love the scenes you paint in your writing, Scayde. *hug*
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 2:53 am
by Scayde
Originally posted by Chanak
I'm glad that you like it, mi Corazon...
*blush* *swoon* *HUG*
Originally posted by Chanak
You are an artist painting in the medium of words...this has long been my preferred medium, one which I have given the supremacy over my other artistic urges. I decided to develop this avenue over the others when I began to write music. I discovered I loved to write and create most of all...it flowed more naturally for me than my pencils would on a sketch pad. I will return to my sketch pad again one day very soon...as I will also return to playing the guitar, and pick up where I left off 13 years ago.
I love the scenes you paint in your writing, Scayde. *hug*
Chan...I don't know what to say....thank you...
I hope you do return to your other gifts...,I believe talents are given by the Divine....and we can only be further blessed, and bless others, when we yield ourselves to the creative process....
Your talent is such that it inspires me to be the best I can be...*HUG*
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2002 7:22 am
by Jaesha
*Calling all flamers and spammers, we have a happy thread on line 3" Would somebody bring in some noise?
Man, where´s the RT crew when you need it?
Distant Hills
The distant hills call to me
Their rolling waves seduce my heart
Oh, how I want to graze in their lush valleys
Oh, how I want to run down their green slopes
Alas, I cannot
Damn the electric fence
Damn the electric fence!
...Thank you.