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 PoetryAn outlet for players whose creativity extends beyond the board. Post your original works here! The posting of song lyrics is not the purpose of this board and as such please refrain from doing so. Exceptions can be made to this rule if you are the copyrighted owner of the lyrics and the lyrics are not found offensive by the majority of the population. This board is a place to post your original works of poetry and prose and also a place for discussion of poetry and related areas. We have received word from Fencer that other's poetry can be posted to this board. These are the two conditions: 1) When someone posts a known copyrighted poem, he must add the author's name as well 2) If the author is not known, the poem can be posted without problems 您未权限在该板张贴消息。只有最低脑兵级别的会员才允许张贴在该板。 状态: 所有人能发表
<< < 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 > >> 6. 六月 2006, 09:06:57 题目: UNIQUE OCCURRENCE-2 This morning, 6 seconds after 6 minutes after 6 o'clock, I got a veritable shock! My digital clock read 06:06:06:06:06:06! What an incredible fix! 15. 六月 2006, 09:03:09 题目: Re: UNIQUE OCCURRENCE-2 Haridaspal: is this the topic about numbers? Last night I had to get some gaz for the car and when I had enough, the prize of the money was: E41,14  13. 七月 2006, 08:57:52 题目: Searching for a Poem Many years ago I read a poem in which the (anonymous) poet hankered for the "Good Old Days" when 'gay' meant happy or joyful and 'grass' was something cows ate and 'pot' was what you used to cook with and so on. Have anyone read that poem? I would like to read it again, but I can't find it anywhere! Please help! 14. 七月 2006, 12:12:07 题目: Re: Searching for a Poem Haridaspal: sounds like a country song....im serious.... i think ive heard it... ill check into it... 15. 七月 2006, 10:51:05 题目: Re: Searching for a Poem Templar: I read it as a poem in 1983 or so in our alumni mag. For the last 15 years or so I'm looking for it. I'd be most grateful if you can unearth it. 16. 七月 2006, 03:26:38 题目: Re: Searching for a Poem Haridaspal: Is it this poem perhaps? See link: http://www.lovethissite.com/olddays/ Be blessed, Radiant Aunt  16. 七月 2006, 22:34:46 题目: Haikus Does anyone write any? I write millions of them! Here is an example: たいとした 素晴しいこと 夢を見る (Transliteration: taito shita / subarashii koto / yume wo miru; English: I saw a dragon in it's flight / It is a wonderful thing / To dream) *Note: I couldn't type the original character for it. It is not supported by Unicode, or at least by my computer. Another example: あの人と もう合わないな… あら？光？ (Transliteration: ano hito to / mou awanai na... / ara? hikari?; English: With that person / I will never meet again... / Eh? Light?) 18. 七月 2006, 15:50:42 题目: Re: Searching for a Poem Radiant Aunt: Dear Radiant Aunt, For the last couple of days I've been trying to open the link you've sent so kindly, but in vain. Everytime I click the link, my computer hangs. Would it be possible to extend your kindness and mail the poem (text) to me? I'm dying of curiosity! 19. 七月 2006, 15:18:13 题目: I suppose... Haiku is too sophisticated for you... Otherwise you would have said something... 1. 九月 2006, 06:53:25 题目: One to inspire and two to follow through A Woman's PoemHe didn't like the casserole and he didn't like my cake. I didn't perk the coffee right. He didn't like the stew. I pondered for an answer, I was looking for a clue. ~ Author Unknown. This has been sent around the Internet a few times, apparently. The next two sets are mine and get somewhat darker. He said I talked to him too much. He didn't care to listen. He'd tell me off and then walk out once he'd made my eyes glisten. He never bought me presents 'cos he hated spending money. He didn't want to grow up, he was really still a boy. I wondered what to do about it, then Ahah! I knew. He'd take my earnings from my purse and say he'd pay it back. He never did, so I grew poor. He suffered no such lack. He'd go out of an evening, come back later, rolling drunk. He told me what to do and, if I didn't, he would hit! With brooding scowls and angry words, he seemed to hate us all. I grew unhappy, so fed up, deep hatred I now knew, 1. 九月 2006, 09:59:57 题目: Re: One to inspire and two to follow through playBunny: Dark, maybe, but brilliant! 1. 九月 2006, 14:03:11 题目: Re: One to inspire and two to follow through Haridaspal: Heh, I can write darker, but I write in Hebrew, and it's NOT funny. 3. 九月 2006, 18:27:00 题目: Haiku for the new schoolyear! Today was the first day of school for the junior highs and high schools. I was inspired by the event (and the intimidation) and wrote this haiku: נחליאלי כבר \ מהלך לו בשדות \ ספירה לאחור (nakhliéli kvár / mehalékh lo basadót / sfirá le'akhór) which means: A wagtail already / Walks in the fields / Countdown (The wagtail in Israel is a clear symbol of autumn.) What do you think? 12. 九月 2006, 15:54:23 题目: Here's a poem I wrote today: 被An Cat Dubh修改(12. 九月 2006, 15:57:12) The Heavenly Damsel and the Red Rose The Heavenly damsel descends to the earth To once again join her love. Her coming is signaled from miles away By the cry of the dove. Countless riders have ridden their steeds After giving a red rose to their wives. Most of them have yet to return The rest have already lost their lives. As horrible massacres still proceed The Heavenly Damsel looks forth as she steps. The Rose, which she holds tight between her velvet fingers Goes deep into her heart, reaching its depths. Commanders yell to enforce the spirits Of the men who are willing to die for a king. Such a great deal of them have lost The ability to once again sing. Dark clouds cloud all the bright sun rays And rain washes all tears and blood. Bravest hearts and noblest steeds Have all descended to plain filth and mud. The Heavenly Damsel still has no fear Her Eyes still remaining on her goal. But once she reaches her destination All her hopes burn like charcoal. The rain is gone like all dark clouds But all the battlefield has turned red. And in the sea of soldiers’ corpses She finds her beloved husband dead. Then tears burst out of her two eyes And she places the Red Rose on his chest. ‘Alas,’ she says, ‘‘tis my last tribute, I hope now you may finally rest.’ Perhaps this is just another one Of God’s tests? 14. 十一月 2006, 07:50:49 题目: Going to the Moon? GOING TO THE MOON? Recently read in the papers that soon ISRO scientists are planning to send someone to the moon. For that purpose they are trying to build a rocket; And asking the government to take the country and hock it. You see, they have presented a multi-crore budget Though I dare say they're soon going to fudge it And the expenses shall increase again and again. "Unforeseen necessities" is the usual refrain. So, the poor shan't be fed, the ill shan't be treated, The infra-structure shall remain completely depleted; No one's thinking of the common man in RK Laxman's cartoon. And all this just to go to the moon! Well, they can easily save much pain and a whole lot of money If you send them to me, honey. I'll simply roll them a Manali, stiffy, And they will reach the moon, Mars, Venus or for that matter anywhere in the blasted universe in a jiffy. [NB. ISRO = Indian Space Research Organisation] 14. 十一月 2006, 16:19:13 题目: Re: Going to the Moon? Haridaspal: Very nice! You know, I think I just found myself a soul mate... Say, unrelatedly, can you tell me what does 'chori chori hangorise hyangaringe' (hope I'm spelling it properly...) mean? It's from some Bollywood song that is very popular in Israel, but I doubt anyone knows what it means... 15. 十一月 2006, 05:20:35 题目: Re: 'chori chori ....' 瀬人様: Now you've got me completely stumped! My Hindi is poor and my knowledge of (modern) Bollywood songs even poorer! "Chori' means 'theft', but what on earth is 'hangorise hyangaringe'? I'll try to find out and let you know. 15. 十一月 2006, 07:54:08 题目: Re: Chori chori .... 瀬人様: Got it! (From a friend in San Jose, CA - this internet stuff is quite something!) This is how it goes (or so I'm told): Chori chori hum gori se pyar karenge... Chori chori - secretly; hum - I or me; gori se - with a fair maiden; pyar - love; karenge - will make. I'm sure you get the sense. (If you ask me, its all nonsense, anyway!) 15. 十一月 2006, 21:27:14 题目: Re: Chori chori .... Haridaspal: Thank you! 16. 十一月 2006, 11:52:04 题目: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point Every time I get insulted in a tea party, I can seldom come up with a repartee. It’s only after partaking a joint That I remember the rejoinder, to the point. Whenever I write poems, in verses, My rhymes evoke colourful curses. And then I have a smoke and lines flow; My poems are joint efforts, really so. When suddenly I find myself in trouble Like when the cement won’t mix with the rubble; I retire, and have a deep toke. Problems? What problems? It’s a joke! When I sit and strum my guitar And my fingers can’t e’en hold a bar, I go to the toilet for a puff – Lo! I’m Clapton or Page, in a huff! And then, when I am stuck at work, When designs don’t meander, they jerk, I simply roll and light up a reef – And suddenly the plans meet the brief. But when a deadline’s gotta be met And I realise I’m bound to be late, To get inspiration, I get blown. Alas! By then the client has flown! 16. 十一月 2006, 13:55:49 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point Haridaspal: Very nice! Say, how old are you? in what languages do you usually write? 16. 十一月 2006, 15:43:36 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point 瀬人様: I am 47. I mostly write nonsense verse and prose in Bengali, I have 2 published books (1991 & 2002). Nowadays I'm trying it out in English. You can try my blog http://harisabha.blogspot.com/ and also try the 'Ramblings' & 'Baba Leh-Tsi Bam' links therein. 22. 十一月 2006, 02:07:03 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point  Haridaspal: Bengali is one of the largest spoken languages that is not on BrainKing. Have you considered talking to Fencer about translating for him? I believe he offers deals to translators... Do you happen to know Hindi too?22. 十一月 2006, 10:00:11 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point rednaz23: Fencer had already approached me about a year ago, but I couldn't handle the font. 23. 十一月 2006, 09:23:53 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point  Haridaspal: You still cannot? Not even with Firefox 2.0? 23. 十一月 2006, 13:17:50 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point Fencer: Yeah, well, you see, I'm 'internetically' challenged! 23. 十一月 2006, 13:47:53 题目: Re: Shiva's Blessing - to a Point Haridaspal: I wish it could be solved somehow. I like the Bengali letters. 23. 十一月 2006, 17:06:30 This board is currently looking for a new moderator. If you have an interest send me a note to let me now. Thanks 26. 十一月 2006, 20:00:21 题目: Opposites I brought him illness but he game health I brought him darkness but he gave me light I brought him hate but he gave me love I brought him pain but he gave me pleasure I brought him tears but he gave me laughter I brought him War but he came in peace I brought him dishonesty but he gave me trust I brought him Ugliness but he gave me beauty I brought him clutter but he gave me space I became his enemy but he gave me friendship I pushed him away but he pulled me back I am his Mum He is my son
30. 十一月 2006, 04:02:55 题目: hehehe One day I went shopping I had so much to buy Christmas was fast approaching and it made me want to cry These tears of happiness I shed had but to run their course For soon I realized my friends outnumbered the money in my purse  30. 十一月 2006, 04:11:03 题目: Re: hehehe Stardust: I wanted to let you know that is quite a good 'post black Friday' poem. Very nice. 30. 十一月 2006, 04:13:01 题目: Re: hehehe rednaz23: Thanks,just in a silly holiday mood lol 30. 十一月 2006, 08:05:31  Grant me strength, Dear Lord, I pray.Control my life, don't let me stray. When I feel angered, help me see, That I can place my trust in Thee. � When I feel I'm sinking low, Hold me, Lord, don't let go. Don't let Satan have his way, For I know he'd lead me astray. � Make me strong when I feel weak, Let my ears listen when You speak. Let not my faith diminish in Thee, But save my soul and set me free. � Forgive me when I start to doubt What faith and trust are all about. Hold me Lord, in the darkest night, Take away my fear and fright. � May Your voice be one, I always hear, Saying to me, "I'm always near". "I'll walk with you and guide you well, But you My child, must not rebel". � Lord, I love you, forgive my fears, Please dry my eyes from all these tears. May I always place my trust in You, Remembering, Lord, You've always been true. ~Author~ Ruth Ann Mahaffey �Copyright 2002 � � � Used with permission from the author. � 30. 十一月 2006, 12:54:31 题目: Re: Foxy Lady: Ah! It makes me want to stop being an atheist... 30. 十一月 2006, 14:42:30 题目: Re: 瀬人様: The only difference between a theist and atheist is the space between 'a' and 't'! 1. 十二月 2006, 04:23:04 题目: Re: Haridaspal: Well... besides the spelling, there is one other huge difference... 5. 十二月 2006, 12:58:31 题目: Poem Site A friend sent this site to me and i'd like to share it with you.My favorite are many but mostly Letter From Heaven. http://ruthann1.com/ Please do not post Ruth's poems without her permission. Thank You 6. 十二月 2006, 05:14:59 题目: Awakening There's a stillness in the air tonight A silence that can make you deaf No wind blowing through the trees No flies buzzing around the reef The moon casts out an eerie glow that beckons Time to move But there's a stillness in the air tonight And the waves won't reach the cove The hummingbird won't flap her wings She's poised above the shore The night owl won't make a sound The dogs will bark no more A stillness in my heart tonight The realization's true Alone I'll stumble though this life That's all there is ... I'm through 17. 十二月 2006, 20:35:00 题目: A Soldies Christmas As Christmas falls near, With the stars shining bright A young soldier keeps walking... First left, then right. � He's serving his country With a heart full of pride On foreign land he's fighting And this Christmas he'll reside. � In good times and bad He'll always stand tall He shows his best And gives it his all. � Like so many others �He's there for a cause, And as a true soldier, Never will he pause. � He's tried and true And tempered like steel Born of American spirit; Born with American will. � Without his sacrifice �The cause would be lost But the soldier carries onward �No matter the cost. � So I'll look to him with honor �And thankful with prayers. For the freedom I have �Is because this soldier cares. � Though it's now Christmas And he's not here with me His safe return I pray for To the Land of the Free. � "Author" Ruth Ann Mahaffey � Posted with permission of the author � � � 20. 十二月 2006, 21:10:41 题目: Re: A Soldies Christmas Foxy Lady: You should read 'Stop Night' (ליל חניה) by Natan Alterman (נתן אלתרמן). And quit the Kitch. 21. 十二月 2006, 05:06:39 题目: Re: A Soldies Christmas 瀬人様: Could you please explain what you mean by "And quit the Kitch"? 1. 一月 2007, 09:00:07 题目: Happy New Years May 2007 be a good one for you. 1. 一月 2007, 10:50:57 题目: Re: Happy New Years Foxy Lady: :) A toi et a tout le monde aussi! 2. 一月 2007, 05:53:39 题目: Re: Happy New Years 瀬人様: Could you translate your message in English please. Thanks 2. 一月 2007, 15:47:59 题目: Re: Happy New Years Foxy Lady: basically it means " and you and the whole world also" 6. 一月 2007, 01:20:02 题目: Re: Happy New Years Foxy Lady: Same to you, Foxy! :-) 2. 二月 2007, 06:22:37 被rednaz23修改(2. 二月 2007, 06:23:04) We laugh and play, All through the day. No one has said, a word for weeks... << < 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 > >> |
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