Sven Golly
Moving
"In the night you hide from the madman you're longing to be"
Posts: 800
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Post by Sven Golly on Jan 14, 2005 15:56:23 GMT
Pretty pink, baby blue why don't you teach me something new we're all just babies in my view so crawl baby - crawl baby.
A3K
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Iago
Reaching Out
Stepping out off the page.....
Posts: 367
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Post by Iago on Jan 19, 2005 4:47:54 GMT
Gasoline Dreams
Don't everybody like the smelll a' gasoline? Well burn muthafuka - burn American dreams. Don't everybody like the taste of apple pie? we'll snap for yo' slice-o-life I'm tellin' you why I hear Muther Earth's now on birth control the coldest pimp be lookin' for somebody to hold the highway up to heaven got a crook in the toll youth full of fire got nowhere to go - no where to go.
Outkast
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Post by Fagen on Jan 25, 2005 2:51:06 GMT
Don't Take Me Alive
Can you heare the evil crowd, the lies and the laughter? I hear my inside, the mechanized hum of another world Where no sun is shining no red light flashing here in the darkness I know what I've done I know all at once who I am.
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 22, 2005 1:21:58 GMT
Dr Feelgood
Methamphetamines, you'll read in the magazines, are the scourge of society and all its propriety yet diphenhydramine and phenopropololamine treat symptoms of our maladies and stoke the economy manufactured needs, new syndromes and disease keep the flock at ease yet there is no reprieve side effects many, a fate worse in the remedy who'll stop the pain, it keeps coming like the rain drugs on the streets numb the fear of the police and ills of the soul keep the right wing in control the fix is in - it's all but a scam the quality of life is now measured in grams.
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Post by Adey on Dec 23, 2005 1:46:33 GMT
Dr Feelgood is fantastic work, that completely justifies the premise of Urban Poetry.
"the quality of life is now measured in grams" is a killer line. As I know well, your personal pain over the issue comes through loud & clear. Poetry should be many things, but the first thing it should be is honest. And this is..
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 23, 2005 1:49:28 GMT
Dr Feelgood is fantastic work, that completely justifies the premise of Urban Poetry. Really?.... I wasn't so sure that what I felt was presented coherently. Thanks! I'm beginning to see that more and more. Being just clever and technical is never as rewarding or in fact all that good.
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Post by Mario on Mar 19, 2006 4:19:30 GMT
Cali
Down in the barrio the rules aren't the same I have no tommorrow if I'm not in the game Black tar horse galloping wild runaway kid no longer a child a mule from the south with a payload inside she's already dead but hasn't yet died
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Post by Dan on Mar 25, 2006 4:40:30 GMT
Charlie Freak had but one thing to call his own Three weight ounce pure golden ring - no precious stone Five nights without a bite No place to lay his head And if nobody takes him in he'll soon be dead On the street he spied my face, I heard him hail In our plot of frozen space he told his tale Poor man, he showed his hand So righteous was his need And me so wise I bought his prize for chicken feed
Newfound cash soon begs to smash a state of mind Close inspection fast revealed his favorite kind Poor kid, he overdid Embraced the spreading haze And while he sighed his body died in fifteen ways
When I heard I grabbed a cab to where he lay 'round his arm the plastic tag read D.O.A. Yes Jack, I gave it back The ring I could not own Now come my friend I'll take your hand and lead you home....
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