Poetry « Anythingwritten

Poetry

I started writing poetry at 13 during a school assignment. It was about Love via the five senses. Simplistic and trite, but it got me into the art of poetry. As a hack, who hasn’t mastered this genre, I will try not to bore you or add stuff that is too unbearable. Yet, here comes some poems that fits that unfortunate parameter:

Love is Just A Word

To Failure As a Poet

A Diner on 101 (Circa 1957)

The Beginning of A Future

The Long Hard Race

The Mirror

Throne of Peril (incomplete)

Typical People

I’ll add more as the mood and editing suits. If you can stand any of that stuff…

(A Frivolous picture of Julie Gonzalo from Eli Stone. But she’s a beauty, and poetry, say what you will, is about such beauty more often than not.)

Here on Eli: Hackers man makes it big with his own show!

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