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Four Poems by Randall Barfield Titles are: Groundwork in Colombia, Poetry, I Saw My Granny, Carpenter [398 words]
Five Prose Poems by Randall Barfield Here are five prose poems for the romantic-minded, I hope. The titles are Looking Back, That ... [331 words]
Wrestling by Woodside A poem about wrestling I may send to a college. [77 words]
A Rap By This White Girl by Kirsten McManus The title says it all. [73 words]
The Random by Kirsten McManus It seems to depict my feelings of the game very well. [331 words]
The Second Wish by Asif Khan It is a symbolic poem,treating of DEATH and REALITY as its themes.Perhaps death is the ultimate... [72 words]
The Rose Tree by Randall Barfield A poem about the passing of life and nostalgia. [291 words]
Sweet Song Of Eros by Anthony S Maulucci A short erotic poem inspired by the Song of Solomon. [39 words]
Sweet Reality by Ritu Varna A poem which makes the poet take a more realistic view of the world, a change of attitude as the ... [214 words]
Now by Branson Storm A poem asking one to acknowledge and be that which one truly is. [36 words]
My Heart Goes Out To Her by Charlie M (Big C Bubba) Johnson A poem I wrote for a love never known in the style of a shakespearean sonnet. I wrote ... [115 words]
Labrador Waltz by Wolfa Dark dreams. [158 words]
Keepsakes by Randall Barfield A poem about a special afternoon. [129 words]
Is This The End? by Charlie M (Big C Bubba) Johnson School was and these were the thoughts that passed through my mind. This is also in the style ... [107 words]
Friends by Heather Ragan This poem talk is about friends. You are going to love it. [37 words]
Forgiveness by Ashley Burdett Someone who has committed the ultimate act of hatred against another human being asks for forgivene... [137 words]
Father Big And Son So Small by Erin Megan Lindner From deep Love and admiration. [111 words]
Concurrent Thought by James S McClinton Meanings. [59 words]
College Rhyme by Ritu Varna Very silly but interesting like a nursery rhyme. [44 words]
College Rhyme2 by Ritu Varna Silly beautiful college rhyme. [38 words]
Verse For A Greetings Card by Martin Milner A piece of light verse to counterbalance my more somber studies. [39 words]
Thoughts by Kirsten McManus This was published in Mandala. [63 words]
Starlit by Kirsten McManus It's in code. [141 words]
Sporatic by Kirsten McManus Love. Aaaahhh, it's so crazy. [36 words]
Seventh Hour by Kirsten McManus - [52 words]
Seventh Hour (Part 3) by Kirsten McManus - [130 words]
Seventh Hour (Part 2) by Kirsten McManus - [51 words]
September Birdsong by M Kathleen Williams Written: September 11th, 2001. In Memory of the lives lost at the World Trade Center, The ... [147 words]
September 11, 2001 by Kirsten McManus Written after seeing a picture of a young boy with beautiful blue eyes crying. [101 words]
My Song by Woodside Part of a song I wrote about the girl I love. [114 words]
Me by Kirsten McManus I'm growing up. [113 words]
Living In The Eighties
Frosted Glass by Martin Milner Bathroom frosted glass distorts one's view as much as this distortion of a perfect world. [170 words]
Fanatic by Anthony S Maulucci A poem about the disturbed mind of a Muslim extremist. [244 words]
Deja Vu by Richard Koss In times like these, pacifists come out of the woodwork. This poem was written in anticipation of wha... [106 words]
Creative Block by Kirsten McManus Eighth grade year. [83 words]
Belfast by Martin Milner A psychological and physical description of life in the shadow of terrorism. Great Britain has endured... [145 words]
A Poem Created With All The Words That Rhyme With Man by Hope Chapman Was bored, and wrote this in a couple of minutes. [105 words]
8.99 by Kirsten McManus Written by a scared kid. [92 words]
6.24.01 by Kirsten McManus Written at camp. [93 words]

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TITLE (EDIT)
Living In The Eighties
DESCRIPTION
The eighties saw the dawn of a new impersonalism and surprisingly enough corresponded with the genesis of mass computing. At one time it was all about "making a fast buck" and social consciousness was something that seemed to be consigned to history's dustbin. This is a bitter poem about those times.
[104 words]
AUTHOR
Martin Milner
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
I've been writing poetry and songs since the earliest times that I can remember. The current submission is one that makes the reader think and also, I hope, empathize with the subject.
[July 2001]
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
mmilner@mier.com
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (4)
A Message To The Exile (Poetry) Animal imagery is used to emphasize soul searching in this poem about non conformance and the difficulties that this poses in today's hectic world. [70 words]
Belfast (Poetry) A psychological and physical description of life in the shadow of terrorism. Great Britain has endured this situation for many years and I am extremely saddened to know that it's bloody hand has now ... [145 words]
Frosted Glass (Poetry) Bathroom frosted glass distorts one's view as much as this distortion of a perfect world. [170 words]
Verse For A Greetings Card (Poetry) A piece of light verse to counterbalance my more somber studies. [39 words]
Living In The Eighties
Martin Milner

Windows, gleaming port holes of destiny
Reflect our fleeting actions and the times
Crumbling stones where lap the waves of fleshy seas
Conceal the hatreds, soaking up the crimes.
Gray, battered towers raise aloft their ravaged forms
Where misery and bleakness intertwine
And snaking cars tear apart the bleeding dawns
But sunshine is no comfort to the blind.

Soft, flickering screens are viewpoints to the world
Where humming cables ensnare a generation
And in these technicolor lines, our lives unfurled
Endure this packaged, programmed mutilation.
And in the shadow of the rocket of the Final Irony
A stone-strewn path winding on before the nation
While braving the waves of this encroaching sea
In protest we find a true vocation.

 

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STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
October 2001
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