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Strange Bedfellows

Contributed by spike on Friday, 21st March 2008 @ 02:57:48 PM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry



I don’t mind telling you
I’ve slept with Maya Angelou;
Alice Walker, Sylvia Plath
both led me down the garden path.
the Bronte sisters?
done them all
truth be told I had a ball
Wilcox and Dickinson,
Sappho and sweet rich, Adrienne!
Judith Wright and Pam Ayres
(I did the last two on the stairs)

a bevy of women
young and old;
cold as ice or hold and bold
once they were in my bed,
their passions were as good as read.

I’ve dabbled on the other side, with
forlorn Poe and Daddy Hughes;
Browning, Donne and Aussie Dawe
—when it comes to verse I’m such a whore.
Homer and Percy Bysshe,
Gynsburg, Kerouac (I wish)
Dylan - Thomas and Bobby Z
- both gave it up to me.
even Bukowski, filthy man
but of his words, I’m such a fan
Bill the Bard, who can refuse?
Wordsworth, Auden - one can’t lose

threesomes, foursomes,
six and eight!
appetites I cannot sate
orgies of the written word,
baby fresh or well matured.

so many thoughts, profound and deep,
too many books, no room to sleep!
goodbye Hildegard, out-out Keats!

it’s time to change the goddam sheets…




Copyright © spike ... [ 2008-03-21 14:57:48]
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Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Friday, 21st March 2008 @ 03:01:20 PM AEST
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LOL man how I loved this. Such creative wit to this write. You always bring out a smile. Loved the ending lol......

Michelle


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by emystar on Friday, 21st March 2008 @ 05:59:34 PM AEST
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Very cleverly written.
good work.
huggs,
emy


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by Marrs on Friday, 21st March 2008 @ 11:25:58 PM AEST
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Ha this made me smile. :]


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by brew on Saturday, 22nd March 2008 @ 02:41:03 AM AEST
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Well, you can be sure you were very adventourous, with all types.....lol What a cute lil diddy, and that means, ALOT of us, had many bed time fellows...

:D

brew~


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by angel_blue on Saturday, 22nd March 2008 @ 10:21:06 AM AEST
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loved it!


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Saturday, 22nd March 2008 @ 11:00:50 AM AEST
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Done well and with great humor! And you are very well read, rare to see these days ;o).

~Jess


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Monday, 24th March 2008 @ 10:29:10 AM AEST
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It's always nice to be able to come somewhere to laugh & smile.

Thanks, I appreciated that.

Tim
:-)


Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Monday, 31st March 2008 @ 01:59:41 AM AEST
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Yes .. a wonderful account of nights spent deep inside the dreams, words, essence
of the greats! And I know just how intense and involved those nights can be! Ah yes ..
'tis a thing of beauty!

I know you meant this as a comical look at the power of inspiration, but damn, poet! Here is
a look at where and why this inspiration drives us to the madness of writing down every thought.
(Even the indiscreet ones ..haha) Poets can be found often to be lonely, but never are we alone.
And we will fill ourselves with the intensity that is owned and borrowed through the history
of madness. And the result? Sometimes magnificence, sometimes a mediocre attempt at life,
through words ..

Brilliantly laid down, my friend. And a joy to read. Over and over again.

~Breezy



Re: Strange Bedfellows (User Rating: 1 )
by safetyinnumbers on Monday, 19th May 2008 @ 12:36:08 AM AEST
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Awesome piece....very good....




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