Here's an old poem Dodger and I wrote together when we were in high school. I think it's incomplete, but I'm still going to post it here for posterity.
On a quiet night under the sun
I met a talking frog and had some fun
I rode on his back to a candy flavored stream,
saw an upwards waterfall,
and then had the greatest dream
The frog said “you could be like me if you tried”
“Come on” he said and then he flied
So without thinking I leaped from his back
and landed on the moon
“Blue cheese” I yelled and the frog jumped, too
We ate and ate of the moon’s delight
Oh man, it was such a sight
We ate and ate ‘till we could eat no more
We ate so much, we couldn’t get out the door
“What shall we do?” the frog exclaimed
“I know” I said “We shall play a game”
“Which one?” the frog said
“Let’s play the one where we pretend we’re dead” I said
“Oh, that sounds like fun” the frog yelled “What do we do?”
“Well” I said “Just do what I do and you’ll be cool, too”
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Friday, January 26, 2024
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
You
Should I be impressed
at your level of
disrespect
You told me
you'd support me
Now you just
abort me
(I found this snippet of a poem while going through old paper journals in January 2023. I posted it here for posterity. I don't know the exact date. However, there are a few clues to me that I wrote this sometime in 2014.)
Friday, March 29, 2013
April is National Poetry Month and a Poem {Sick for You}
I used to write poetry a lot in my high school and early adulthood years. Since April is National Poetry Month, I think I'll take this as a catalyst to work on reading poetry, writing some new poetry, and posting some old ones.
Here's one of my favorites from my past...
Sick for you
On my way to another day of dying
Join me on my journey to wonderland
Where we can run free
and dance to our wild dreams
And be lovers forever in a bottle of wax
And drown in the knowledge of our skinless souls
mixing together like sand
Come with me and we will be free
Just like we used to be
When our love was so easy and we could just be
When 'you and me' were happy being 'we'
© 1994 L. J. Lowe
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Last Day of Summer
I stuck my head out the door for a brief moment this afternoon and welcomed the warm breeze on my face. I, for a moment, thought it might be nice to hang out on the porch on our last day of truly summer temperatures. So, I got changed out of my PJ's and went outside. I grabbed my camera on the way out.
Once outside I swept the porch of the few dried leaves it's been collecting all week and cobwebs that have been left behind. I took a few shots of the one lone flower left on our property. Totally fitting that it should be a flower from a weed growing out of our junk pile. All of the other flowers have long since bloomed and gone.
I took a picture of the end-of-summer flower garden. It's Dancer's project and it always starts out the season well weeded and trimmed but by the end it's wild and over-grown. I really like the natural progression of it every year. Human's go through the same cycle's of being "well-weeded" and "trimmed" to wild and "over-grown." Why do we fight this cycle?
After all of that, I thought better of my desire to spend any more time outside. Even though it's quite breezy out today, it's still hot and I have too much housework to do inside.
Wild summer breeze
warms my core.
It is fleeting,
I know.
Seasons change,
time moves on.
I won't hold on too tightly,
I might miss all the new.
- L. J. Lowe
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Sweet Sister
Sweet sister of mine
So many shared memories
We've been to the moon and back
So many shared memories
We've been to the moon and back
I love you to pieces
We're so far away
Yet you're always near in my heart
Yet you're always near in my heart
You're the only one who get me
The only one who truly cares
The only one who truly cares
what crazy, wild thoughts
run through my head
You're my truest, dearest friend
Never afraid to tell me like it is
We've got history
So many shared memories
You mean the world to me
Sunday, February 4, 2007
Thursday, June 5, 2003
Wednesday, January 24, 2001
Tuesday, January 23, 2001
Fluttering
fluttering
my heart
to hear a sound
a sound of
your voice
a whisper
a breath
a sigh of relief
when I'm near you
you make me
smile
you make me
wonder
wonder
what if's
could be's
hmmm's
Wednesday, December 27, 2000
Tuesday, December 19, 2000
Thursday, November 9, 2000
wounded {poetry in motion}
did my wounded lover know
that his eyes returned true desire
I think no
I know his heart was bruised
Tuesday, November 7, 2000
banished love {poetry in motion}
the orchestra plays
our shadows sew dark desire
banished love waits from afar
awaiting sleep
Monday, November 6, 2000
ashes scattered {poetry in motion}
when ashes found scattered
memory's flame sear scars on my heart
frenzied fragments pulse across tempered feelings
Sunday, November 5, 2000
shadows fading {poetry in motion}
a billion shadows fading
sewing precious gold into the sea
glowing rays of glass laugh desire
Saturday, November 4, 2000
cracked skin {poetry in motion}
I winced as piercing eyes cracked my skin
please, I cried
my frame battered against worn edges
bitter cold
Friday, November 3, 2000
wanting {poetry in motion}
wanting her from across the waves
delicious thoughts whisper wanting
I desire your silky mind
Thursday, March 23, 2000
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