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Poetry PageOh Valerie, You make me want to love you. You come to my room and pee seven times a day. I'm glad my camera has a remote control. By Jason Morrison
Ode to a Green Skirt and a Packet of Marlboros
Ash lays languid in candles sweet as sin. Scattered disease ridden filth, so defining. Angels wings weigh heavy upon hope. So close that distant eyes refuse to grow weary. "Never had my tormentor come in such a cunning disguise" So true, so false saint Nick...you black-hearted bastard. Castrate will, sober fantasies. Crush this chalice of tears. Burn emerald visions from still smouldering eyes. Cast scarlet black asphyxiation to sinful souls. And with glee they shall suckle the sweet poison.By Matthew Chamberlain
Tell me - have the heavens lost their lustre? Do stars no longer enchant, Silver moon no longer lovers make? For I have not looked up, But I have seen the beauty still in the face of beloved Ann. I especially love the way she knows I was joking about Val. By Jason Morrison
Do you have poetry?Send it on in! It can be romantic, heart-warming, humorous, or epic--we dont care! But if it makes the cut, you'll see it in the next issue of The Shrubbery. E-mail it to submit@theshrubbery.prohosting.comNote: The Shrubbery now only prints 5 pieces of poetry per month, so don't feel bad if your stuff doesn't make it. Keep sending!!! |