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Randomisity, continuation on a series.
by Timothy James Foley

Tuesday, November 12, 2002

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Midday thoughts of sticky sewn up words.
Interrupt my mind with corruption of perception.
Take my hand.
Round-a-bout the topsy turvy plane.
Joyride cynisisms and creation in the doldrums.
I see thre horizon, though with steps.
So much farther away there.
Hairs creep across a true ly bleary view.
Screaming sounds like make things like...
Words.
Now that have no meaning left in them.
That don't help me ease this.
And youht gone between fingers of callous empty touch.
Don't believe me.
So don't touch me.
But how I do love the simmer-whisper-hummmm
of your voice.
I talk too much to make no sense.
But break up these letters and drink out my disease.
Eminating crystal themes from between the point.
Warmth caresses itself from out my fingers.
Earthly delights.
Tasty chippings of drywall personality.

Still with me?

*Written towards the end of the school day during class. (Yes...I was paying arttention..er...for the most part.) Like it says, continuation on a series. Check 'em out if you like.


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Reviewed by Jen Bennett 11/13/2002
very good. maybe its me or your muse seems extremely provocative in this poem. Jen
Reviewed by Drkman 11/13/2002
Tim
Another great installment to this continuing thought process you are sharing with us. I really like the lines below.
"I talk too much to make no sense.
But break up these letters and drink out my disease"
How true for me that as a writer I am guilty of talking too much and spilling out a form of psycho babble, mental mush if you will.
Drkman
Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK 11/12/2002
11-12-02

Sounds like when you're in High School?

TRASK

Reviewed by Roger Ochs 11/12/2002
This was probably more productive than my knowledge that there were 42,672 holes in the acoustic tiles of the ceiling in Geometry.
Reviewed by Sandie Angel 11/12/2002
Shhhhh!..... I don't write poetry in class, but I write it at work.....sometimes!...

Sandie Angel :o) / May Lu $*_*$
Reviewed by *********** ********** (Reader) 11/12/2002
Yeah I'm with you...very cool writing indeed. I used to write poetry during class too.

Thanks, Dani
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