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Joe Curtis Poem
What has been given,
And for what taken. I measure.
Because I smile at nothing
And weep for all.
For that I bow down to love.
Pain it gives, I take without murmurs,
And never giving her a full smile.
But always, a complete gaze
With her back to me.
The girl, which was my home.
Where fear and anger would
Never be thought a guest.
The love which every day, reminds me,
and lets me fall slowly.
For the peace it gave
And the life it created.
My destiny was shaped, I was changed.
To everything that happened,
I thought it was Perfect.
For that I bow down to love.
Copyright © Joe Curtis | Year Posted 2006
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Joe Curtis Poem
In the wakeness of dreams,
Sadness drips back with coming to lies.
Let me slip and never see day
And I will hold false worlds, within lids of pale eyes.
Slow darkness will be held for a second
And then clouds aura I drift to.
With opening before passing, I hope
That I awake to a dream, and a world unknown in lou..
In turn I become sun without moon
And these two travelers are tired,but I tire on
In case this world wakes to soon.
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Joe Curtis Poem
By the reflection of I;
the sun thought with.
If to look across the bay,
shadows crept with contemplation.
I scorned and led into falsities,
with blind glare of self.
Yet the whole was a-part
and the shine became weary.
In knowing, I departed to
the unlit dock,across.
Many travels recently with dim, still
never let my mind see all.
For if, the Reflection upon
was the same as the other.
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Joe Curtis Poem
Lighting and burning inside
As his breading frails,
A building and overflow
Drips through his face and nails.
The world has his flesh
Tied and lashed, still giving sweet exhales.
Shedding loved tears
As his crown is to bash.
But a light that goes
And awakens the few,
Yet kept and kept
Even in struggle with brother foes.
And just when a call
From questions face,
With a dim shine
And a fallen grace.
Humbled is asked, for roads
To nobler days.
In shadows a beaten man rises
To light paths, to untaken ways.
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Joe Curtis Poem
With-the wholeness of my
Eyes-I try,
But this horizon is shortened
and my sight is gone.
Through a skewed world,
I question the air,
and still breathe it's toxicity.
Accepting it's warped days of
fog weighing down.
We are sending
an anchor to hell.
Watching our skies
turn to fire,
and the devil come
to be
But with changing moments, new life, new chances
for a leveling of us.
Nevertheless-poor little hopes,
stand on there feet and fall
from a slanted world.
Learning to walk
a hunched and hazy path.
I ask now with a humid heart.
Will this tiring fog ever lift?
-Waiting on whispers
Will this falling ever ground?
- Wactching unwearyingly
All the while, take short breaths
and weary steps,
Foresaken, the heavy fog
Weighs our world in deaths.
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Joe Curtis Poem
O, I look at this White City
and feel a broken heart.
Even a sight to rubble
could make a stitch from its ripping apart.
But no, not even a simple memory
no crime, no hate, no love.
Nothingness everywhere, even into my mind.
silence reminding me every second
of this fate to mans kind.
I could be a god for surviving
But all I feel is the lonely ant searching...
And as I look around, all I see is white.
As I look around, I look for a home tonight.
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Joe Curtis Poem
Listen, do you hear the strumming, The sweet sounds of us.
As I lay ,the duets, and the falls.
With notes high and low, the vibrations became you.
They went to the out and to the all.
...Then in a moment.. the duality and journey had stopped.
With oceans heated and the earths shake.
No you and no me.
One sound causing a divine double take
As it was, as it will
for a brief everlasting heartscore
This strumming became something
and with thumbs nsync, we walked heavens tour.
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Joe Curtis Poem
These days now have brought
Our caves and dwellings to mass.
All I see
.. Burrows to the sand
…Nests in the trees
…. Slumbers in the land
Natures unknown, for dreams surpass.
Perhaps one night the willful waves
should tire and settle into stillness…
While maybe this season. leafs cling to oak parents
with a sleepy soulful stubbornness .
And lets say the rain refuses to jump
bringing clouds reciprocate to a less thunder!
Leading into a day the grass stops growing
giving us a lack of measurement to life's wonder.
Then one fall ,hearing no more of the rustles,
Or of the arms dueling and the sways,
for lastly ...The cease.... it has become
in forgetting , never to sleep more than a dreams need
And never ever let it fade away.
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Joe Curtis Poem
I walked on the damp grass
Bare foot.
The sprinklers shooting
And giving.
A sight of running
Through them and Im
Alive.
I thought sidened friends and
You.
For If we ever dipped,
we should have dove.
You turned back at the grassy ridge.
Forward came only in dragging.
But I saw the light reflect rainbows.
I saw it all , u never bothered
To even peer. I was silly.
I wanted to carry you through sprinklers
And watch rainbows.
But you ran,
on sneakers,
the other way.
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Joe Curtis Poem
This hesitant now is,
a still wind silenced.
Transparent gods passing
while it was eternity.
No voices or opinions
to guess twice.
Just "is" all and ever,
if only for a sigh.
gentle breezes joined
with windows left open.
Not a day across land.
above all mindful dreams.
Everything is a little clearer,
When it stops…….
The hesitation,
where thoughts ceased to be.
Copyright © Joe Curtis | Year Posted 2007
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