Here's my facebook account.
Big step right?
nah not really.
Maybe you'd like to be friends.
My Facebook.
BH:)
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Just in Case
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
From the rd: Tennessee
Mountain face
like graveyard stone
like Giant's toes
in Tennessee.
Cloudy head
You daydream thus
a dream to move
an inch or two.
Sleepy frown
slurping your breath
you inhale sky
and exhale tree.
Land you know
surrounding thee
is where we dream
of God in You.
BH
7-22-09
7:23 pm
The Road, Tennessee.
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Labels: god, love, mountain, Tennessee, travel. poetry., Tree. Nature
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
With Love, from the road.
Merrily then we wept upon the shore
Forgetting happiness but as a bind
To measure that which there is no tool for
Save for action and solace both in kind.
And underneath umbrellas wrapped in sheets
Of spirit cleansing ebbs of blinding rain
we grip the handle case our eyes should meet
To brace ourselves 'gainst Love's eternal pain.
For every flower thinks itself a song
A melody played out in root and stem
A tune with which we both must sing along
a dream that once inside we share with them.
And though we know no love greater than ours
'Tis recognized the sunlight who came first
And through this force that strengthens through rain showers
We will our ghosts to bind the universe.
-BH
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Labels: iambic pentameter., love, separation, universe
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
A Silly Feeling
And if I had the chance,
I would ask you to dance,
just to love you in treble clef,
so you could hear the nuances,
of loving me in every key,
playing along you and me,
and I'm
So fine,
feeling as if I had found,
the pleasure then,
of taking flight upon a cloud,
another king,
and with that crown,
do right inside the ocean flight of ecstasies,
growing beneath the roots,
and holding up the branches,
Dancers caught in flirting glances,
with moonlight,
And rolling along the skin,
It calls me in,
with merriment and song,
and I take you along,
down my back it slides,
like currents into life,
All under heaven see,
from sea to shining sea,
and I'm,
So blue,
And so are you,
and that's not such a bad thing.
:)
Monday, June 8, 2009
Midnight in Columbia
I hear a bird chirpin'
It's past midnight
So he must be confused.
An unidentifiable insect
just ran across my notebook.
I've just killed it.
Its insides are smeared
across the letter "I"
and I
Immediately regret
doing what I just did.
That little fella didn't know...
I'm so sorry.
BH.
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Labels: birds, columbia, insect, midnight, Poetry, regret, SC., South Carolina
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
On to Heaven
See if you can find the rhythm. It might help to read out loud. I rarely read my stuff out loud, but I'll admit that this is one of the few that I enjoy to read and hear.
Years and weeks and days,
And time is just as still,
As rooms and rivers without love,
and something underneath it all
continues still to rise,
and right above this normal plane,
are fields of flowing laughter,
And we're just tryin' to get that high,
for something isn't right,
We get so high when we feel low,
and though it isn't real,
we're wrapped up in the feeling,
cause it's all we'll really know,
When we can see the stars,
but just as white polka-dot ceilings,
it's just that freedoms hard,
and when then it is put to thought,
we get the more uneasy
at the thought of being free,
our feet don't look as sturdy
when we take off into flight,
so look to left and right
and make a life of horizontals,
connect point A to B or C,
don't worry 'bout the depth,
cause once you start to rise
you see the houses get much smaller,
and sweat in clouds and rainbows,
because you can fall so far,
and losing heaven hurts so bad,
but did you ever ponder,
how ugly then
are streets of gold?
-BH
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Labels: Ben Holbrook, freedom, heaven, Poetry, potential
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Hey :)
It's my birthday :)
-Holbrook
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