Once it was there, now it is no more Monument of white, a tower of blight A pale tree gone, dead from the boreโ. Gone are views of the emerald skies โWould turn yellow when the windโd bellow Coming with the summerโs demise. Now there is not where the pale tree stood But a shade of a spot where wood chips rot And a blight on the eye, once the beechwood. --Andy McRae-- --5/3/20--
Month: May 2020
Notecard Poem #5
The sound of still Your breathless will Daybreak until.
I love that this one is the one that has a rhyme to it. It lines up so well with how lately I have been playing around with rhyming. You could say it has been my unofficial theme this past week or so.
Love & War & More
Wars make, take, create, then desecrate. Love gives, lives, lies, then dies. Ducks, they just go Quack Quack.
I took a Facebook post of mine from 6 years ago (today), formatted it, and slapped on a title. I makes me laugh a little when I read it. I hope it does the same for you.
Screaming Paradigm
They are in my head Screaming at me that I should be dead. Tearing me, ripping me apart These monsters who wanted me from the start. ย The echoes ringing, so far unreturned Leave me deaf, and rather concerned. Dancing flames lick before my eyes But grabbing them would be unwise. ย Screaming, Shouting, Roaring in my brain The sounds of battle that are under the strain Of this madness around us all the time The sickness that dwells deep within the paradigm. ย --Andy McRae--ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย --5/1/20--
Bleak
I lounge in the bleak that is me. Never knowing when it will break, this wave of lugubriousness will pass, and I can go back about my day.
Mythos
Beams from beyond the window come And rest across my sleepy eye, Waking me from deep slumber Dreaming of where I am from. I sit up and let out a sigh Knowing that I am no longer under The hypnotic fantasy, A mythos that is all a lie. Feeling disappointment, I wonder What if Iโd followed that fallacy, And continued down that trail Would I have made a blunder? So to cement my new legacy I will have to climb out of this vale And set out on this new odyssey. As I sit and stare, at my windowโs veil, I wonder how the light broke through this tale. --Andy McRae-- --4/30/20--