The moon looks down. I watch
The demons playing cards with me, my heart
Deciding who should claim my soul.
Apart
From thought and pain
I know the force is guiding me and then
I throw the queen of spades
To the one with bloodshot eyes and hear his moan
Again
He’s raging now
He knows that he’s been beat and lost
My soul again
To the man with scars that mark his hands
And tearing up his side. He's won
Through me
The power of the light it throbs again
I throw the bottle back
Into his twisted face. It breaks and tears
The flesh of pride and hate. And then he turns
And flees
Away into the night on broken glass.
On broken glass.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Imagine... by Paul Mccarthy
And the world will live as one
Thursday, October 16, 2008
“Yo! Did you have lunch yet?” I looked down upon the wizened old frame quickly rising to his feet. He hadn’t shaved for days. He wore his coat inside out. He was hungry. He hurried to keep up with my brisk pace. “Me and you are going to go get us some lunch,” I told him. I slowed down as he asked me again where we were going.
“The Reading Terminal. They have good stuff to eat there.” I was talking about the farmers market. He was thinking of the train station.
“You takin’ me somewhere?” he mumbled, still thinking we were going to the train station.
“No, no, man. We are going to go get you some lunch.” I replied.
“O, ok.” He followed me obediently down the street. When we reached the back entrance of the market, the guard looked into my face, recognizing me and waving me through, but he tried to block the old man. My new friend simply pointed at my back and kept walking. The guard let him pass, reluctantly. We went inside and he came close to my side so that I could hear his voice above the hubbub. I told him that I usually get seafood soup and a loaf of bread. “No, no. I need something solid. If its no trouble to you I think I am gonna git something off of that recipe.” He was referring to a menu board. His mind was obviously not what it used to be. “I think I want the roast pork.” He decided. I handed him a ten dollar bill and went to get my soup. I came back and it was his turn to order. “Give me the roast pork sandwich and a small coke please!” he yelled. He turned to me. “Are you a Roman Catholic?”
“No,” I replied.
“Are you a Christian?”
“No,” I stated. “I’m just a follower of Christ.”
He smiled and cracked a joke.
“Ok I think I am going to go now,” I said, and told him where I worked and that he could keep the change from lunch and buy supper with it. He was pleased.
I met him later that day while at work. “What’s up?” I inquired.
He went straight to the point. “Man, I don’t want you to think that I’m always a bum, but I was wondering if you know of any place I could sleep tonight. See I don’t have anywhere to sleep, and I decided to ask you. You are the first friend I ever had.”
“How can I worship a homeless man on Sunday and ignore one on Monday?”
“The Reading Terminal. They have good stuff to eat there.” I was talking about the farmers market. He was thinking of the train station.
“You takin’ me somewhere?” he mumbled, still thinking we were going to the train station.
“No, no, man. We are going to go get you some lunch.” I replied.
“O, ok.” He followed me obediently down the street. When we reached the back entrance of the market, the guard looked into my face, recognizing me and waving me through, but he tried to block the old man. My new friend simply pointed at my back and kept walking. The guard let him pass, reluctantly. We went inside and he came close to my side so that I could hear his voice above the hubbub. I told him that I usually get seafood soup and a loaf of bread. “No, no. I need something solid. If its no trouble to you I think I am gonna git something off of that recipe.” He was referring to a menu board. His mind was obviously not what it used to be. “I think I want the roast pork.” He decided. I handed him a ten dollar bill and went to get my soup. I came back and it was his turn to order. “Give me the roast pork sandwich and a small coke please!” he yelled. He turned to me. “Are you a Roman Catholic?”
“No,” I replied.
“Are you a Christian?”
“No,” I stated. “I’m just a follower of Christ.”
He smiled and cracked a joke.
“Ok I think I am going to go now,” I said, and told him where I worked and that he could keep the change from lunch and buy supper with it. He was pleased.
I met him later that day while at work. “What’s up?” I inquired.
He went straight to the point. “Man, I don’t want you to think that I’m always a bum, but I was wondering if you know of any place I could sleep tonight. See I don’t have anywhere to sleep, and I decided to ask you. You are the first friend I ever had.”
“How can I worship a homeless man on Sunday and ignore one on Monday?”
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
its the kind of picture that inspires dark poetry... which is why i didnt publish any of it.
I found a garter snake in the tea patch. It was pretty awsome cuz I was freakin out little amish kids and daring them to touch it. o yeah. and mom screamed. "get that thing out of my house. NOW!" lol it was funny. anyway i decided to go on a little fotoshoot with "ollie" as i dubbed him. the sunset was kinda cool so i did the sillhouette thing with it. I wanted to get it wrapped around a cross and have the campfire in the back but that would have looke a little touched so i decided not to. I have a couple of other pics i might post later, but this one is definitely the bestest. I softened it up since it wasnt the clearest anyway cuz it was the squirmiest little thing. It felt really cool when it moved in your hands. but thats another story.
later folks,
conrad
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Saturday, October 11, 2008
To find your god
You'll see him staggering through the crowd
Beneath his mindless drunken shrowd
You'll find a king
To save your god
A woman sobbing as you pass
This chance you have may be the last
To meet the king
To love your god
A silhouette against the sky
He bows his ragged head to cry
god save the king.
You'll see him staggering through the crowd
Beneath his mindless drunken shrowd
You'll find a king
To save your god
A woman sobbing as you pass
This chance you have may be the last
To meet the king
To love your god
A silhouette against the sky
He bows his ragged head to cry
god save the king.
Monday, October 6, 2008
The sky is dark
And moonlight shimmers down like demons breath.
I see the night is threatning me with death
Beneath the stars
And moonlight shimmers down like demons breath.
I see the night is threatning me with death
Beneath the stars
she cries. I ask her why, and stoop, but rise
to face the fire and hail that blinds her moonstruck eyes
I touch her trembling hand And say,
"Your cries are heard
so face the light and know You have to fight
To serve the crazy god of love and light
your mind will see
That steel is strengthened in the flame and that
the sun must bleed so that moon and stars remain
I know the rose
I know the rose
Is grey at night because its fast asleep
Your god will hear your prayer and he will weep"
and god will weep
and god will weep
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Your voice upon a stormy sea
Is calmly calling out to me
And all is well
Unreachable though it may be
To dream of it will set me free
Until tomorrow
Moonlight dancing on your face
The shadows fly without a trace
Left behind.
Is calmly calling out to me
And all is well
Unreachable though it may be
To dream of it will set me free
Until tomorrow
Moonlight dancing on your face
The shadows fly without a trace
Left behind.
* * * *
Tanglewood
Running from the light
I wonder if I’m right
But I can’t tell.
What’s in a name.
I ask who’s got the keys
I’m falling on my knees
And asking
Can they come in.
We fight the light they see
So could we really be
Selfdestructive.
* * * *
Whistle through the willows.
Dance among the trees
Wave in rhythm with the grass
In a summer breeze.
Wrap the icy river
In your warm embrace
Feel your power on the wind
Blowing in my face
Billow in my sails
Give me wings to fly
Through the realm of twisted light
To reach into the sky.
Open up my mind
Searching the unknown.
Give me power of your light
Before the thunder’s grown
Find your rainbows end and
Seek what no one sees.
Singing with angel’s voices
Carried in the breeze.
Running from the light
I wonder if I’m right
But I can’t tell.
What’s in a name.
I ask who’s got the keys
I’m falling on my knees
And asking
Can they come in.
We fight the light they see
So could we really be
Selfdestructive.
* * * *
Whistle through the willows.
Dance among the trees
Wave in rhythm with the grass
In a summer breeze.
Wrap the icy river
In your warm embrace
Feel your power on the wind
Blowing in my face
Billow in my sails
Give me wings to fly
Through the realm of twisted light
To reach into the sky.
Open up my mind
Searching the unknown.
Give me power of your light
Before the thunder’s grown
Find your rainbows end and
Seek what no one sees.
Singing with angel’s voices
Carried in the breeze.
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