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Getting Through : Creative Writing
Lullaby | from AndyH - Friday, July 13, 2007 accessed 858 times Lullaby, you're going to die All you learn will be a lie If you die before you wake You're better off for heavens sake Your mothers love is paper thin Your best friends will turn you in Every thing you try you'll fail A tragedy, a losers tale So dream your nightmares, drenched in sweat A glimpse of hell is all you'll get And when you wake you'll quickly see That hell is your reality |
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Reader's comments on this article Add a new comment on this article | from LaLaLaLaLa Wednesday, March 12, 2008 - 00:36 (Agree/Disagree?) Oh AndyH, This is terribly fitting! (reply to this comment)
| From Kellynli RIP: Lilith Sunday, March 16, 2008, 03:23 (Agree/Disagree?) “Lulyaby you’re going to die All you learn will be a lie” And if you die before you wake pray now pray for heaven’s sake “now i lay me down to sleep I pray thee lord my soul to keep if I should die before I wake I know some one will eat my.. (morning) egg you know there’ll be no leftover cake For heaven’s sake, for heaven’s sake Oh, your mothers love is wheat thin like rice throw it on the table twice slice and deice dice risky business rice milk or powdered? for the suckling or the suckled your father?--scum Got Milk? Hitler mustache “So dream your nightmares, drenched in sweat A glimpse of hell is all you'll get And when you wake you'll quickly see That hell is your reality” So pick your scabs or cut your wrist Pluck your hairs or starve yours waist sit on your mac top... or blow... your fucking lungs out with smoke or both dream a dream and dream it right havens flames or hells light? so at lasts there’ll come a day when hells was there and saved the day? Ha! drenched in sweat, holds no regrets? dream as dream and dream it right plan on a early morning flight Dream a dream and dream it right sleep on right through the night sleep on right through the day you missed the plane but that’s ok sleep on child sleep away your plain just crashed on some far away Bali bay dream a dream and dream it right hold your teddy bear tight you missed your class but that’s alright -for tonight and whatever comes & is or isn’t after that (2008) yeah i’m sure “I’m hiv positve” -EM’Kay? ILMORR & EB Lost Kelly: “I watch the moon explode in my face” and all I can do is laugh. Ha!(reply to this comment) |
| | | | | | from solemn Monday, August 06, 2007 - 16:48 (Agree/Disagree?) Nice, Andy. I like this alot. (reply to this comment)
| | | | | | | From thatata Wednesday, August 08, 2007, 11:11 (Agree/Disagree?) Well,thats ok.When youre ready to post thats good,I hope sooner then later.Im also definitely a critic on myself,its hard to write,but in my notebook Ive decided to write nonsense,its this blocking that causes a lot of problems.When you think ,then youre damned. I have to confess that I havent read too much poetry,in the Family when I read that mixture of floweryness and moralism,it turned me off,by this Im not saying that while in the family I wasnt ingrained with there morality,I definitely was to a degree.But I still hated the poetry. Ive read a bit of Poe,Baudelaire,Rimbaud,and Shakespere,and Haiku poems as well as accidentally read poems.The thing with Baudelaire is that Parisian prowler or Paris Spleen is prose poems,its not really poetry as in the more conventional type; its poetic prose.And Ive read Baudelaires Flowers of Evil which in the French follows some kind of metre,but in English you cant get really to that thing ,so hes been translated in various ways,the translation Ive read is Keith Waldrops,he translates him into versets.And Shakespere, Ill confess Ive only read Hamlet,and I definitely read it for the story not for the poetry.And Rimbaud hes hard to understand,but his first poem in A Season In Hell is so fucking punk,its great,Ive read two of his books his only books,he ,I dont really get him ,but hes got something. By the way ,this is probally not usefull,but Baudelaire was a big fan of Poe,he was the first one to translate him into French, I think.Baudelaire was a bit of a fuck,he prayed to God everynight or something,and he used Poe as an intercessor,something like that,I read in his journals. anyways...(reply to this comment) |
| | | | From thatata Wednesday, August 08, 2007, 12:47 (Agree/Disagree?) By the way I see youre the editer type person for the Heavy Metal section,what is this Heavy Metal?I like Guns n Roses a bit and Hanoi Rocks are kinda fun and Black Sabbath are cool,the Guns n Roses though sorta of almost stole from the Dead Boys,the Dead Boys were a punk band.All that gang act was the act of the Dead Boys. I almost sort of ,or I do, doubt the intelligence of a Heavy Metal type what is this Heavy Metal?I know Punk is pretty stupid but theres an intelligence in there. By the way how did you like the illustrious,William Burroughs,Naked Lunch?(reply to this comment) |
| | from thatata Sunday, July 29, 2007 - 10:29 (Agree/Disagree?) This is a very understandable poem in one way,but in another way what are you really trying to say?Obviously I can only take it through my own mind ,but should it just be taken for what it is?Is it a personal viewpoint of life or an artistic characterization of a type of person.A character that you create but is detached.And can be seen from yourself as something ironic in your more humorous and lucid moments. Or should it be seen more as a song,a burst of expression.Something a person should not think about,but if it is possible, feel,and if he doesnt feel ,say nothing. By the way,though my nature is kind of sarcastic,Im saying this because of interest.Interest in other peoples art,yours at this specific moment. half-sincerly yours,thatata (reply to this comment)
| From Poetry Critic Saturday, August 04, 2007, 09:29 (Agree/Disagree?) Thatata, before asking "What are you really trying to say?", perhaps you could familiarize yourself with the genre. In brief: poetry doesn't always have to make sense to its readers, and sometimes not even to its author. I think this poem, while not great, definitely shows promise. The structure is disciplined and it is neither pompously verbose nor dramatically concise. In other words, better than most of the poetry seen on this site. (reply to this comment) |
| | From thatata Saturday, August 04, 2007, 12:12 (Agree/Disagree?) Well,mabye I was just being a shit?About,pompously verbose and dramatically concise,if youre talking about me,I would say that I wasnt exactly writing poetry,and it wasnt even the best of my so-called work.I thought about giving it a try,but I dont consider myself as some kind of great writer,I usually paint,draw,or write songs which you probally wouldnt like. And since his poetry seemed to make such blatant sense,I wanted to ask him about it.It wasnt stream-of-consciousness or esoteric symbolism.But mabye I was just being a fuck and it should just be taken as a song. I think Andy as well as some others here do have qualities,and that I can perhaps lern from them,both formal knowledge and perhaps artistic knowledge.I think his poetry has far better structure then any I can write.I think I can learn from him,and from others too. Still I am a bit fucked.(reply to this comment) |
| | | | from Tinaph80 Monday, July 23, 2007 - 20:43 (Agree/Disagree?) A very heart warming poem! It sort of reminds me of a Marilyn Manson song or something. Nice work there! I do have to say that it is better than some of the poems that I've read on this site, but that doesn't say much. ;) (reply to this comment)
| | | from vix Saturday, July 14, 2007 - 01:39 (Agree/Disagree?) Ohhh I like it. The menace in the first line is particularly attractive (although I'm not sure it's meant to sound menacing but for some reason that's how I read it), and the juxtaposition of dark resignation with the traditionally soothing medium of a lullaby is really quite nice. I'm glad you're posting more these days. (reply to this comment)
| | | | | | | from madly Friday, July 13, 2007 - 23:37 (Agree/Disagree?) I found this very entertaining. I hope you don't find this offensive, but for some reason it made me laugh. Not sure why. Maybe because there is so much truth behind your words and admitting that life is this way is funny to me. It could also be due to the fact that I am messed up in the head or it could simply be the wine. At any rate, I enjoyed it. ;) (reply to this comment)
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