The following was written with a "Magnapoem". A device produced by "Illuminations". It gives a limited set of words and letters that you attempt to create a poem with. They are all magnetic and one must stick them in sequence on the receptacle sheet. My poem is about the end of time.
CLOUDS ON ANGEL BEACH
Man rides a giant blue ball, of sea land and sky, a yellow magic moon walks above........
Together they run from from a white hot sun star, its awesome power pulling at them... as
Mermaids cry and Dragons fight.........
They crash in a beautiful bright glow of fire light..........
Lost in time , a dark still winter night whispers over cold black wind.........
A smart fly flew home...........
From the midnight ramblings of Tombstone Johnstone
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ReplyDeleteAs the original American dolt we are not surprised by your reaction. You are a distasteful annoyance to anyone with half a brain. Must you post comments with the intellectuals of the Internet?
ReplyDeleteThe Dead Poets Society is meeting in a grave yard, just south of San Francisco. They are going to confer on "Clouds On Angel Beach". Prior to their meeting, one dead poet was heard to remark, "here's another monument to the cemetery of Mr. Johnstone's good intentions". As they sit about on the scattered tombstones, I can hear their ghostly laughter.
ReplyDeleteMan rides a giant blue ball, of sea land and sky. A yellow magic moon walks above.......
ReplyDeleteWhile Mermaids fight and Dragons cry, man runs from a white hot sun star, it's awsome power pulling at him.........
He crashes in a beautiful bright glow of firelight........
Lost in time, a dark still winter night whispers over cold black wind..........
A smart fly flew home,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Clouds On Angel Beach
Good job. My niece/nephew are studying poetry in school. I gave this to my niece to use for her homework.
ReplyDeleteI gave this to my niece. She is studying poetry in school and she can use it for one of her assignments. Good job - lots of Free Association.
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