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IB | Stan (nyyankee2004) wrote,
@ 2004-03-14 20:38:00
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    Current mood: contemplative
    Current music:Dvorak - New World Symphony, mvt 2

    nothing to talk about cept IM conversations
    NYYankee15: i havent found anything worth writing about
    chocaholic214: you can always talk about me :-)

    sure i could talk about jen, but right now im at such a point where every single word has been squeezed out of me like a ... see what i mean? I can't even come up with a silly metaphor to put in here.

    Anyhow, actually i have a poem, that i wrote, inspired by the love of my life (not really, he jsut grabs at my balls when we play bball cuz he doesnt know how far to reach in to make a steal. theres a line between good defense and violating personal privacy, and he has a problem wiht that.)

    anyhow, an extended metaphor on airplanes

    Airplanes

    ‘Tis said,
    once upon a long time,
    nay, not quite fivescore or three hundred
    ‘Tis said that a relationship was indeed like an airplane in flight
    What beauty, and majesty
    And grace, and power, and even just the simple joy
    Of soaring on wings.

    Airplanes need pilots, and usually a copilot,
    although a plane can indeed fly with a pilot and
    a passenger,
    a plane with two passengers and no pilot
    crashes
    and burns very well.
    Sometimes there is just man and his machine
    Sometimes there are 3 men
    Sometimes there is a man and dog
    But beware, for never ever
    Never never never never
    Shall a plane fly unmanned,
    Planes aren’t planes without people piloting them

    I know a man
    Who could have his choice of planes
    And yet stays in the hangar
    Conversing and chatting
    But not ready to commit to a flight

    I know a man
    Who stays in the cocktail lounge, far away from action
    Far away from life.
    Far away from himself

    I know a man
    Whose plane has three eject buttons on it
    None for the copilot or passenger.

    I know two men who once rode with the same pilot
    (at different times, of course)
    They needed parachutes.

    There are also the men who buy insurance for planes
    That they never ride
    Or the men (quite a few men are bad with planes)
    That bail ship between takeoff and touchdown,
    Or maybe right before takeoff.
    Or the fighter pilots with their missiles, flying solo
    Shooting down planes
    Shooting down dreams.

    And I?
    A plane that flies
    And tries
    To find
    Life
    Or some world like it.

    bad poetry, i know. Oh well, i'll live. This is fictional. I actually am not as oddball as i might sound, for those of you who read this without knowing who i am.

    should i cut my hair for prom?



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