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My First Ann Coulter Poem
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TITLE (EDIT)
My First Ann Coulter Poem |
DESCRIPTION
A poem about how I feel when watching and listening to the thoughts and ideas of the Constitutional Attorney and author, Ann Coulter.
[162 words] |
AUTHOR
Branson Storm |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
37 year old TEXAN. Desert recluse. Lover of vast space with no people to fuck it up, certain tobacco products, single malt scotch, politics, literature, beautiful women and all animals. My best friend is God. Please drive to the window...
[June 2003] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
chinatirange@hotmail.com |
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My First Ann Coulter Poem
Branson Storm
You speak my mind.
You sing my song.
I am pulled toward you at your every movement.
Like warm water, I stir in your words
and wade through their inspiration.
From within the fog of it all
comes the rare comfort of a strange home
in which, even I, could sleep in foreign daylight.
You speak and move and
I become a child with eyes flared wide
never running from your thoughts
but to them because they are also mine,
yet shining in graceful elegance.
If only, for just a small serving of time,
I could be the one to whom you spoke
and feel the purity,
the finality of each thought;
my spirit may find life again,
my soul the resolve to breathe at last and
my path cleared for my fated way.
From the confines of my silence,
through the darkness of my nights
you are my voice in freedom,
truth spoken with charm and conviction,
warm and genuine and sane,
comforting me while I exist behind you,
knowing that Hope is there
pushing outward from your heart
on my song that you sing for me.
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"Wow, another staunch conservative gloating over another. The closed-minded ideals for which you and your party stand are pushing our country back to the Stone Age. In fairness, you have a gift with words; try using them to the advantage of ALL people." -- Geoff S., Austin, TX, USA.
"Uh, Geoff. Nowhere in this article does Branson discuss politics, although Ann Coulter is a politician. This is actually an expression of devotion, and I can understand why, Ann Coulter is foxy. Sure hope Storymania doesn't ban me like usual for that statement. Over and out, the Advisor." -- JA St.George.
"I'm sorry please forgive my ignorance but I've never heard of Ann Coulter. If the Advisor hadn't said I'd have had no idea that she was a politician and therefore would be in a quandry wondering what the hell Geoff was on about. I'm not a big lover of poetry and in parts this read a little bit like a prayer to me, and sadly I'm not very big on doing much praying either, but that apart the wording was clever and thoughtfully put together and the poem has a flow and maturity that I'm sure would set it apart from many amatuer poets. If you have time please would you have a look at somehting of mine. Thank-you." -- sooz, Dalton, Cumbria, England.
"Ann Coulter is a ruthless conservative. How would any writer want to waste his time writing on behalf of her? This is a great way to lose readers, Branson. Some people may take offense to your gloating over such a personality as Ann Coulter. Why didn't you just say that you would like to have her in your bed?" -- Joel E., New York, NY, US.
"You can always tell when it's a liberal stating an opinion. Please notice how in the previous statement, how Joel wished Branson to just write about Ann Coulter in bed, instead of any appropriate way he wishes to express about her. Now that's liberal. Alright, a challenge for all you liberals, tell me where Ann Coulter has written a column or appeared on a news program, and has been grossly mistaken. Good luck." -- JA St.George.
"Excellent piece Mr. Storm, though Mr. St.George (who is a friend of mine, so he won't mind me saying this) is slightly mistaken. Ann Coulter, though a reputable conservative isn't a politician, rather a columnist. BTW Mr. Storm I was wondering if I could induce you into joining the www.Writersbbs.com. There your own columnist talents would not go to waste. Many strong writers from this very site have opted to join the Writersbbs for all that it offers to writers. At the very least you may wish to give it a brief peek. " -- Quotesmith.
"Hello Storm. I was reading back over some of your work, as per request, and I noticed the mistake Quotesmith pointed out. He's right, both about joing the BBS, and about Ann Coulter being a columnist (my mistake); I meant to write "columnist," was thinking "lobbyist" and wrote "politician."" -- JA St. George.
"Not only do I agree with your feelings about Ann Coulter, I found this piece flowing and gratifying. Question: Is the word 'Hope' capitalized for a reason?" -- Lynn C., Paris, TX.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2002 Branson Storm |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
August 2002 |
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