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On a starred night, Prince Lucifer uprose; From smoke and stink and howl of the distraught And sulphur stench and brimstone, change he sought. Garbed in inconspicuous human clothes, He walked abroad, but not a one of those To whom he spoke of finer stuff was wrought Than friendshiip who burned below.
All cared for naught But the opportunity to impose. Their will upon the weak, women be they Or youth, unversed in self-protectiveness, Or elderly and palsied: easy prey For them who aim to swindle or dis-dress. Back down below, the Devil went sonnet poem about friendship way And left the human jungle to its mess.
Life is too short, dear love, for heated feeling, For shrill reproach, uttered in bitter tone And execrative oath and platter thrown That, misdirected, may bring down the ceiling Or leave behind a half-done meal, congealing. Can you not see our neighbour, still as stone, Grasping in ghoulish hands an ear-trombone, To the adjoining wall adroitly kneeling?
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He stuttered out his love. And greasy hair so long it should be netted! Come, blessed nighttime, come and bring your https://digitales.com.au/blog/wp-content/custom/the-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-technology-in/i-shall-paint-my-nails-red-analysis.php For eyes grown weary of the working sonnet poem about friendship Come in the sequined suit of a DJ, With rap-speed patter rout the evening calm, The hush of twilight, dull as an ashram!
For then, tis time for such as me to play, In drunken glee to dance the night away, Untroubled by the least digestive qualm.
But, Oh, the morning after, when I needs Must put, once more, my shoulder to the wheel, Accomplishing a hundred workday deeds Like every other nine-to-five schlemiel, While my pulsing, hungover headpiece pleads For a dusky hush and a place to heal! Peter Austin is a retired Professor of English who lives in Toronto with his younger two daughters. NOTE: The Society considers this page, where your poetry resides, to be your sonnet poem about friendship as well, where you may invite family, friends, and others to visit.
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I liked them all, Peter. But this, as I have observed over the past decade or so, is how you always write: with subtlety, complete clarity, aptness of expression and perfect closure. Thank you very much for the feedback.]
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