Tag: Poetry
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Consequences of a Diss
For the record, Bryan was supposed to read his poetry at 3:15. I was in town by 2:45 when he texted me and was like, “well, it’s done and you’re a sorry excuse for a medicated lady,” which was a bit harsh but he was a diva at a gay pride event so I give him…
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Draft
The first draft is the only one that matters Raw is reality Refined is bullshit Or so I say At times when I am being difficult. At times when I am being difficult I say Refined is bullshit Raw is reality The first draft is the only one that matters.
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WTF: the Writing of Bryan Borland (poeticgrin) Exposed or Something Like That
Hello Dearest Reader, I have very much enjoyed blogging on wordpress these many months and I have grown very fond of many talented folks. I have wondered often, what’s going on inside this or that person’s head? So I am hoping that you will come with me as I ask fellow bloggers, what’s in your…
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Sake
fragility, fickleness, fucking brittleness time and space fucking for alliteration’s sake the words and the meaning undefined even to the one who writes them we are empty vessels slaves to the words and the meaning ignorant of their origins or depth
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the Classics
We’re in a café. No, we’re in a warehouse where fish used to be processed that someone turned into a coffee house. A rustic, modern, pretentious little coffee house where we sit. We are the only respectable crowd here, legitimizing it for all the other bastards sitting in old chairs, stuffing oozing out of…
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On Random Poems
On Tragedy …a haiku by poeticgrin, 8/18/04 Weed in a taco Broken swings, asses, and dreams Satan’s spawn inside Rotting …not sure if poeticgrin or I wrote this one. It sort of sounds like me, but it’s on Bryan’s b-day, 7/30/96 Sinking deeper and deeper The sand fills my mouth…
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Rhyming Wiggly-whats
Rhyming is a matter of preference. I rarely rhyme. It cost me the writing pin when I was in high school. There we were, poeticgrin and I, going head-to-head, writer against writer. Our teacher especially loved Bryanic poetry, which is lyrical and rhyming and has great flow. Bryantonian poems are artistic, very well crafted. I…
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I Thought You’d Like To Know
I thought you’d like to know that this Dayquil is making me tic like crazy. It’s like the ticking of yesteryear. Argh!
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Best Not
Best not ask if She speaks Easy You never know what She might say or when or who She might Offend Never mind the look, a glimmer from some old, beaten Dream Else you strike the match Rage