32. Poetry: Blue Cheese
Lunacy
©2002
original post 5/7/07
I
The butter moon
Waits to be spread
Across the sky,
Now black bread.
For brief moments, The view will last,
My eyes fill with
this bright repast.
And then with hunger,
My heart does long,
And bite by bite,
The moon
is gone.
II
Hughs, Plath:
Wrath.
Rivera, Kahlo:
Halo.
Rodin, Claudell:
Hell.
Man on the moon. I
am so cold.
”””
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- Lex
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I think I just lost again in the poetry. Am I that bad?
Tuesday May 8, 2007 – 05:20am (ICT) Remove Comment
Enjoy your childlike(not childish)qualities in all your communications giving it a playful feeling!
Monday May 7, 2007 – 03:39pm (PDT) Remove Comment
Very nice, love the poem and the song. I wrote a paper once on lunacy, and on why the moon has such an effect on behaviour. Fascinating … hope all is well. Hugs!
Monday May 7, 2007 – 07:02pm (EDT) Remove Comment
Love the poem, especially! Fun w/poets is my favorite!
Monday May 7, 2007 – 07:01pm (CDT) Remove Comment
- Nicho…
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I enjoyed these two poems and the song certainly put the second part into perspective 😉
Tuesday May 8, 2007 – 10:10am (EST) Remove Comment
- Vicky
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Oh my! You stirred up all kinds of memories with the song, Blue Moon. I hadn’t heard it in ages! Very complimentary and fun poem, too! 🙂
Monday May 7, 2007 – 10:54pm (CDT) Remove Comment
Bahm,Bahm, Ba, Bahm, Bahm, Ba, Bahm, Ding, Dang, Dong,Da “OH! I give up! Just Pass the blue cheese please” Greatz song! On a scale of 1 to 10 cheese balls! I’ll give this blog a niner! Thx 4 da fun!
Tuesday May 8, 2007 – 06:56am (CDT) Remove Comment
- Frida…
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You are so great, Sue! Made me smile! And the music… I love that song! 🙂
Tuesday May 8, 2007 – 10:18am (CDT) Remove Comment
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Delicious. Yum yum. The moon also tastes good with a pear wrapped around it.
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