Submissions by PoemStranger
POEMS AND SHORT STORIES
OBSERVATIONAL POEM
Published
15th May 2013 4:39pm
15th May 2013 4:39pm
The Silent Series - Conversations With a Mime
Another addition to the fabulous CD collection of “Things we’d like to hear”. Featuring the silent sounds of historical events, famous speeches, acoustical phenomenon and more. Digitally mastered to provide the purest audio experience never heard before and never to be heard again.
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
The jester gestures loudly in white faced pantomime.
Ears have I to perceive dimensions of another time
Sometimes comical and tragic on many different planes,
His...
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
The jester gestures loudly in white faced pantomime.
Ears have I to perceive dimensions of another time
Sometimes comical and tragic on many different planes,
His...
523 reads
4 Comments
OBSERVATIONAL POEM
Published
15th May 2013 2:41pm
15th May 2013 2:41pm
The Silent Series - Depth of Silence
The Silent Series
Depth of Silence another of the fabulous CD collection of “Things we’d like to hear”. Featuring the silent sounds of historical events, famous speeches, acoustical phenomenon and more. Digitally mastered to provide the purest audio experience never heard before and never to be heard again.
I’ve listened to the mermaids and heard their voices mute,
As thalassic creatures beckoned me, Neptune followed suit.
Their telepathic chorus in the depths of silence rang.
Strains of music danced and waved as currents softly sang.
...
Depth of Silence another of the fabulous CD collection of “Things we’d like to hear”. Featuring the silent sounds of historical events, famous speeches, acoustical phenomenon and more. Digitally mastered to provide the purest audio experience never heard before and never to be heard again.
I’ve listened to the mermaids and heard their voices mute,
As thalassic creatures beckoned me, Neptune followed suit.
Their telepathic chorus in the depths of silence rang.
Strains of music danced and waved as currents softly sang.
...
693 reads
4 Comments
OBSERVATIONAL POEM
Published
14th May 2013 5:43pm
14th May 2013 5:43pm
The Silent Series - Saddam's Confession
Saddam's Confession, another addition to the fabulous CD collection of “Things we’d like to hear”. Featuring the silent sounds of historical events, famous speeches, acoustical phenomenon and more. Digitally mastered to provide the purest audio experience never heard before and never to be heard again.
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
Seven billion people strained and listened for a clue
To hear his true confession when his time was due.
Seven billion people...
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
Seven billion people strained and listened for a clue
To hear his true confession when his time was due.
Seven billion people...
551 reads
2 Comments
OBSERVATIONAL POEM
Published
14th May 2013 5:18pm
14th May 2013 5:18pm
The Silent Series - Anechoic Sounds
Anechoic Sounds, the first of a fabulous CD collection of “Things we’d like to hear”. Featuring the silent sounds of historical events, famous speeches, acoustical phenomenon and more. Digitally mastered to provide the purest audio experience never heard before and never to be heard again.
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
Anechoic Sounds
The Anechoic Chamber devoid of any sound
Though I strained my every ear; silence all around.
Inky blackness soft as silk...
You are invited to post your own interpretation of the sounds you hear inspired by the CD tittles and their images.
Anechoic Sounds
The Anechoic Chamber devoid of any sound
Though I strained my every ear; silence all around.
Inky blackness soft as silk...
602 reads
2 Comments
MISCELLANEOUS POEM
Published
12th May 2013 10:20pm
12th May 2013 10:20pm
World Threat
The Generals cried out in a chorus
“He’s as deadly as a tyrannosaurus.”
It seems their border is so porous,
We’ll only need Chuck Norris.
“He’s as deadly as a tyrannosaurus.”
It seems their border is so porous,
We’ll only need Chuck Norris.
620 reads
4 Comments
STORY POEM
Published
12th May 2013 3:38pm
12th May 2013 3:38pm
"Spigotius Dripitus"
798 reads
4 Comments
STORY POEM
Published
11th May 2013 6:36pm
11th May 2013 6:36pm
Jeff's Birthday Roast "Jefe Uno Via"
965 reads
2 Comments
MISCELLANEOUS POEM
Published
11th May 2013 6:04pm
11th May 2013 6:04pm
A Riddle Rhyme
Bare eye, the wait of dairy air,
Bear or clad, eye often stair.
Aire to lack and where and tare.
Sware! Ewe spill me, juice of pair,
Hare of hair or chocolate éclair.
Pear of owners, yet to kare.
Fare of skin and shape of square.
Lair? Of common place, the chair.
Noihsuc Taes
Bear or clad, eye often stair.
Aire to lack and where and tare.
Sware! Ewe spill me, juice of pair,
Hare of hair or chocolate éclair.
Pear of owners, yet to kare.
Fare of skin and shape of square.
Lair? Of common place, the chair.
Noihsuc Taes
686 reads
5 Comments
OBSERVATIONAL POEM
Published
10th May 2013 00:38am
10th May 2013 00:38am
Socialized Sports
The issue of sports has problems of sorts, there’s way too much freedom to choose.
Free enterprise rules the day, the fans have to pay since players are paid not to loose.
With that monetary incentive, players get inventive, sometimes compelled to cheat.
We should even up things, with changes that brings, eliminate the need to compete.
We’re teaching in schools that points are poor tools. Low scores breed lower esteem.
And winning and loosing leads to abusing when they pick the last kid for the team.
I’d have to guess that it’s producing success. It’s a good thing...
Free enterprise rules the day, the fans have to pay since players are paid not to loose.
With that monetary incentive, players get inventive, sometimes compelled to cheat.
We should even up things, with changes that brings, eliminate the need to compete.
We’re teaching in schools that points are poor tools. Low scores breed lower esteem.
And winning and loosing leads to abusing when they pick the last kid for the team.
I’d have to guess that it’s producing success. It’s a good thing...
682 reads
6 Comments
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