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Thread: A poem to Buc

  1. #1
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    A poem to Buc

    Even now
    If i see in my soul the citroen breasted fair one
    Still gold tinted, his face like our night stars
    Drawing unto him, his body beaten about with flame
    My first of all reason of his years
    Then is my heart buried alive in snow.

    Even now
    I mind the coming and talking of wise men from towers
    where they had thought away their youth
    I found not the salt of the whispers of my boy
    Murmer of confused colours as we lay near sleep
    Little wise words little witty words, wanton as water honied with eagerness.

    Even now
    I mind that i loved cypress and roses clear
    The great blue mountains and the small grey hills
    The sounding of the sea
    Upon a day i saw strange eyes and hands like butterflies
    For me larks flew from the thyme and children came to bathe in little streams.

    Even now
    I know that i have savoured the hot taste of life
    Drinking green cups and gold at the great feast
    Just for a small and forgotten time i have had from off my boy
    The whitest pouring of eternal light...

    When can i co

  2. #2
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    re: A poem to Buc

    That's brung a tear to me eye Frank.

    Did you write that all by yourself?

  3. #3
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    re: A poem to Buc

    Pile of ****ing ****e.

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    re: A poem to Buc

    [quote="Psaw"]Even now
    If i see in my soul the citroen breasted fair one
    Still gold tinted, his face like our night stars
    Drawing unto him, his body beaten about with flame
    My first of all reason of his years
    Then is my heart buried alive in snow.

    Even now
    I mind the coming and talking of wise men from towers
    where they had thought away their youth
    I found not the salt of the whispers of my boy
    Murmer of confused colours as we lay near sleep
    Little wise words little witty words, wanton as water honied with eagerness.

    Even now
    I mind that i loved cypress and roses clear
    The great blue mountains and the small grey hills
    The sounding of the sea
    Upon a day i saw strange eyes and hands like butterflies
    For me larks flew from the thyme and children came to bathe in little streams.

    Even now
    I know that i have savoured the hot taste of life
    Drinking green cups and gold at the great feast
    Just for a small and forgotten time i have had from off my boy
    The whitest

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