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    Default New thread, Home for my old poems from my younger years.

    Decided to start a thread for my poems written so many decades ago.
    Written when a much younger me, still had a damn lot to learn.. and to survive! --Tyr
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    Why, O' Why Cry Out?


    Like a blind fool, my life is in such tatters
    Why cry out? Would it help such sad matters?
    Friends declare their sweet sorrow for me
    Am I not still a healthy, spreading bold tree?

    My roots run deep and in a most fertile soil
    for love and life I heartily sweat and toil
    What more of me? Does another think my chore
    I too, hold my heart- out, wanting much more!

    No longer do I pray to a vanished, broken God
    father loved me but never, never spared the rod!
    Solitude in old, deep forests I so dearly seek
    wisdom into Heaven- just a wee, wee little peek.

    Can life give me more to hold most blessedly dear?
    Greater heart to love, greater courage not to fear!

    R.J. Lindley
    March 26th 1980
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    Pull Your Blade From My Bleeding Back


    Pull your blade from my bleeding back
    the cut can thus bleed all the more
    Your deceit so deep I've lost all track
    your love is, crap water on a dirty shore!

    Stand back and watch me hurt and bleed
    can you destroy my lost life any deeper
    Such sickness feeds your twisted need
    I the fool, thought you great and a keeper!

    Pull your blade from my bleeding back
    the cut can thus bleed all the more
    Your deceit so deep I've lost all track
    your love is, crap water on a dirty shore!

    Recover I shall, from your vicious deeds
    hope now invades my sick, bleeding heart
    Someday you'll cry and send me lying pleads
    such will be your lies so dead from the start!

    Pull your blade from my bleeding back
    the cut can thus bleed all the more
    Your deceit so deep I've lost all track
    your love is, crap water on a dirty shore!

    Life returned my mind to think this out
    pain gone, sanity gives to me this thought
    Expose your evil with a just and high shout
    on the hatred your selfishness dearly bought!

    Pull your blade from my bleeding back
    the cut can not bleed at all any more
    I survived to live and love to now track
    sweet justice now invading your sad shore!

    R.J. Lindley
    Oct. 20,1976
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyr-Ziu Saxnot View Post
    Decided to start a thread for my poems written so many decades ago.
    Written when a much younger me, still had a damn lot to learn.. and to survive! --Tyr
    This is a brilliant idea, Robert!
    Indifferent alike to praise or blame
    Give heed, O Muse, but to the voice Divine
    Fearing not injury, nor seeking fame,
    Nor casting pearls to swine.
    (A.Pushkin)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balu View Post
    This is a brilliant idea, Robert!
    I thought it good to show the difference in writing and optimism from my much earlier poetry and
    what I tend towards writing now.

    Many poems presented here are indeed contest entries , written to a theme not of my own choosing--always a much harder task for a poet to write on demand and to a theme they may not care for and in a form they do not like and sometimes had just studied to be able to write the entry.

    Yet I did quite well but truly did not enjoy the task! A few times enjoyed the task, the theme and when that was the case I always got first or second place.

    Poetry is not only an exercise of the heart but also of the brain/mind as well.
    Truth is, I have always rebelled at being commanded or forced to do something.
    That rebellious inner spirit rests comfortably and firmly within my soul. Very likely a genetic product
    of my bloodline methinks. -Tyr
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