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A Place For You

See it through for what it is                                       
  Don't let sentiment be anything but new                     
           Events fall hand over fist                                    
From mountains of distance with no point of view
         Between talking about and having done                      
             There will be a place for you                               
                    
        If the future should come to pass                             
Y'know, most likely, well I'll be long, long gone         
            Live suddenly then follow                                    
  Though better sense might say stay at home           
     When certainty becomes all but the rule                  
         There will be a place for you                  
        
   When you've been pushed 
                  so overdrawn, exposed 
       You would thank the stars 
                       for a place of your own         

       How with the salt in your eyes                                   
Will you see me when all of the clouds are gone         
      'May take the white noise of lies 
    To recover your poise n' your passion                        
  When certainty becomes all but the rule                   
  And inaction would be the way of a fool                    
  Between making a fuss and pressing on                   
            There will be a place for you
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member When You'Re With Me

To the tune of “ Sixteen Going on Seventeen 
from “The Sound of Music”



When you’re with me,
                I can feel everything, a body’s meant to feel
Butterfly kisses, tell me what this is
                                           My heart is yours to steal

When you’re with me.
               I can do anything, climbing the highest peak
Your love updates me, invigorates me
                                                So I can hardly speak 

What do I care, if others say
                                  that ours is puppy love
They wouldn’t dare, if they could play
                             just what I’m dreaming of

When I’m with you,
          We can do anything, no one can force our hand
Suitors may show up, trying to blow up
                                          They’ll never understand

When you’re with me,
              I can see everything, that there is left to see
There's just one thing, just one undone thing
                                               Seeing you marry me
Form: Lyric

Remembering Punk.

As I was coming of age,
  punk was all the rage.
  The older generation,
   had the Beatles,and Stones.
   I had Sexpistols and Ramone's
   Sham69 and the Clash,
   the Jam and the Dammed.
   They would strum their guitar's so fast,
    sing so loud,
    some times spitting in the crowd.
    The message was loud and clear,
     anarchy is here.
    It was not all so obscene,
   a woman called Debbie Harry ,
   came on the scene.
    A woman with blond hair,
   and such an erotic air.
   I had pictures of Debbie on my wall,
  for her; I would have done anything ,
   anything at all.
 With her band Blondie they had a good sound,
  turned the punk world upside down.
 "Atomic, "Union city blue"
  "Hanging on the telephone",
  to name a few.
  Her music I still hear,
   remembering memories dear.
  I know she is older today,
   but she sill has the erotic aura,
     of  yesterday.

Premium Member The One Called Michelle

I searched only to find,
days more survived,
th'n wooed by life,
asking the heavens why.

Her name held a promised vow..
likened to a solitary bell,
from tall steeple's climb,
oh, how far I fell..
for one called Michelle.

I'll meet you in starlight again..
if rightful universe is willing,
to lend a helping hand.

Maybe, just maybe,
if they hear me praying,
where winged angels go singing..
her laughing eyes still playing.

Night passes on,
awaiting tomorrow's dawn,
somewhere a lone bell still ringing,
where queen takes pawn.

Two lover's lips willing to relearn,
whispered in a wishing well,
softest voice' heralding a return,
the one called Michelle..

Spirits At Their Doorsteps

Chilly October has quickly brought in
another spirited, indelible Holloween;
allowing our witty and insane minds 
to plan the craziest, wildest things.


Witches, wizards, goblins and ghosts
all join in to give a bone-chilling night;
I put on a custom so dazzlingly white,
to scare anyone who laughs and boasts.


This ghost is never spoken of in any tale,
unknown by name, leaving no easy trail;
the only thing he does well is making sneers,
and send everyone scrambling with screams.


How frightened and pale these kids must really be,
when they cuddle up in their beds and can't sleep,
thinking of those spirits at their doorsteps;
lots of fun and delight at their expense...         


Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
Form: Quatrain


Bicycle Beds

Written February 26, 2013


Its all this new slang
Got them banging their heads
Against their bicycle beds
And the foolhardy pledge 
To ride tricycles instead

We are the kings and queens
Of the wonderful yard
Of the street corner dancers
And panhandling bards

A generation will rise
So duck and cover your eyes
We're building up through the night
No need to put up a fight

Godspeed to those approaching death
They won't get to see
What we've got coming next
You'll faint from holding your breath

This cold case is closed
No need to stay in repose
To dwell on precious regrets
That are laced with vellocet
Form: Lyric

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