Long Marlowe Poems
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Random Excerpts - 2: Ice In My Eyes Smoke In Yours, a Novel
May 29, 1957: …have to think about getting a thesis director…know no professor yet in the department…someone suggested i get hold of Derek Fogg for an intro to the big guns in the philosophisches Seminar…can't...
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Categories:
marlowe, growing up, international, student, universe, world war
Form:
Free verse
Hide the Details
Everybody got a Hollywood life story
to tell
More meat on the bone
give juicier bites
to sell
Nobody ever turns in a tarnished silver screenplay
Those warts and mistakes
get Photoshop casting couch edited away
Baby Jane rude attitude don’t make...
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Categories:
marlowe, allegory, fun, metaphor, word play,
Form:
Vogon Poetry
Lone, But Not Lonely
Joan Marlowe was eight years old, and loved the smiling, happy people;
As green pines love chattering redbirds, when an orange sun is gleeful.
And yet, when some found they were too busy, Joan petulantly pouted,
Like the...
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Categories:
marlowe, beauty, fantasy, girl, nature, nursery rhyme, people,
Form:
Couplet
The Shepherd's Final Plea To His Love
*The Passionate Shepherd's Final Plea To His Love* ( my version of the conclusion, ) inspired from " The Passionate Shepherd To His Love" and " The Nymphs Reply To The Shepard" by Christopher Marlowe...
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Categories:
marlowe, april, devotion, feelings, love,
Form:
ABC
Not Enough Gags
(On the morning of February 25, 1983, the great dramatist
Tennessee Williams was found dead in a New York hotel suite.
He had choked on the plastic cap of his eyedrops bottle, which
he habitually held...
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Categories:
marlowe,
Form:
Blank verse
Whose Master Is Sawicki
There …
It was
dark. England,
set down, and stretched out
for miles,
and days
without end
Far afield her quondam spirit,
But forever sprawling
Beneath
Discouraging clouds
with unbroken tears
that washed out …
cricket games
and pigeon...
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Categories:
marlowe, mystery, on writing and words,
Form:
Lyric
To the Poets Before Me
I have read a few authors within my days
some, of which, you may all know.
I hope to share them with you all
to help your knowledge grow.
Many an author has crossed my path
like Elliott, Bronte and...
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Categories:
marlowe, on writing and words, people, hope, may,
Form:
Quatrain
Higher Education
The fancy degree from a world famous school
set in a frame that’s worth more
than the paper on which it’s printed
all the awards
the accolades
none of it has taught you
the lessons I learned long ago
before either of...
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Categories:
marlowe, celebrity, childhood, education, food, life, poverty, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Philip Marlowe
He was alone and lonely.
Sadness swept his eyes
before he jabbed at me
with his cynical sarcasm.
He slowly lit his Camel.
It was a simple act of murder
and he was a scholar of sorts –
a player...
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Categories:
marlowe, confidence, death, murder, mystery, senses, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Your Spying Eyes
I caught you creeping around
with your spying eyes
Quick, furtive glances
betray your silent, stealthy movements
Human satellite camouflaging black cloud,
always in passing tear bursts,
secretly scans through a purse in my closet
Your dubious, devious actions
speak loud
Such churning, internal...
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Categories:
marlowe, allusion, betrayal, slam, trust,
Form:
Free verse
A New Brief Discourse On An Old Topic
There is no sin but ignorance. (Christopher Marlowe)
Sin is the failure of an imperfectly made being to keep a perfect law. (Matthew Pearl-"The Dante Club")
ASSUMPTION:
Sin does not exist
Until or unless
It is publicized.
PRESUMPTION:
Public scandal
Is what makes
A...
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Categories:
marlowe, perspective, philosophy, sin,
Form:
Free verse
A Copy Cat
A Copy Cay
I no longer appeared to be a little tyke
Have started writing poems that I like
Would like to lavish in again and again
Should my bragging be considered a sin?
My poems have many great things...
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Categories:
marlowe, analogy, humorous, inspirational,
Form:
Couplet
Tribute To Tommy Bolin
Something haunting about his voice.
Sorrowful, lingering around the edges.
I do not fully see him,
he is a grayscale blur, something elusive
The lyrics are lonely and sad.
His mother prayed him into existence,
he sings this as...
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Categories:
marlowe, drug, music,
Form:
Free verse
My Profound Thousandth Poem
My Profound Thousandth Poem
Dedicated to England and also
world renown poet Terry Cooper.
England is exciting place to be
Will enjoy it in every opportunity
People of pageantry are such a site
Forty in Round Table and were a...
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Categories:
marlowe, england, history, humor,
Form:
Couplet
William Shakespeare
He penned plays in verse with great ease
But just his rivals to displease
Greene called him upstart crow
And reading him, even Marlowe
Raised eyebrow
Playwright and actor in theatre
Shrewd observer of human nature
In shylock he portrays minority psyche
Callow...
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Categories:
marlowe, life, philosophy, uplifting,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Tough Guy
I wish I was a tough guy
The kind you meet in books
Made of rock hard muscle
With rugged hard man looks
A Raymond Chandler hero
Exuding macho charm
A super spy or villain
With a beauty on each...
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Categories:
marlowe, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
Retire and Be My Love
Come along retire, travel with me
Be my love in places we've not seen
We'll travel around the world our home
Roaming those valleys and mountains tall
Our love won't wane only grow__untame
We will have all our...
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Categories:
marlowe, fantasy, hope, husband, imagination, introspection, lifeworld, love,
Form:
Sonnet
The End Stool
The End Stool
Always askew
As if occupants left quickly
Such is the life of the bar’s end stool
We’ve all noticed its isolation
Its paradoxical value as an observation point
The lighthouse warnings
Stay away from the rocks
Yes
End stools are special
Reserved...
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Categories:
marlowe, loneliness,
Form:
Free verse
England's Song
I hear England's strong voice praising its past:
Football's World Cup glory in 1966,
Shakespeare and Marlowe penning plays,
Sir Francis Drake circumnavigating the world,
Queen Elizabeth I, with the stomach and heart of a king,
Queen Victoria, with her...
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Categories:
marlowe, patriotic,
Form:
Ode
Aight?
come up ta my crib, he adlibbed
bump bellies wid me, wid what god gived
we’ll part da sheets likes Moses sea
little mama we’ll be on a kissin spree
we’ll drink some wine and smoke some grass
invite...
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Categories:
marlowe, parodybaby, baby, me,
Form:
Sonnet
The Man In the Raincoat
Singer Marion Marlowe was from St. Louis, Missouri.
She had a hit record with haunting lyrics and melody.
"The Man in the Raincoat" was a 1955 success.
This song made Marion a popular songstress.
Along with the Mariners, and...
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Categories:
marlowe, dedication, music, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme