Life drawing marathon – Day 2
Life drawing marathon – Day 1
I Won’t Tell You Again
It is time
For me to write
This cold pollution
Has won the fight
Art is dead
Look and see
The art of life
The trees agree
It is time
For me to write
Words of mine
Words of mind
We’re thick and creamy
Deliciously light
We like to love
We love to fight
Pleasure is sold
For cash in the hand
The real price
This precious land
The selfish, the greedy
the primitive past
Learning the lesson?
Changing at last?
Learning to look?
Willing to see?
Climbing the ladder?
Planting the tree?
But the future is waiting
To revenge our sin
To witness the scorched earth
Where we had once been.
Luck Of A Dead Chicken
The luck of a dead chicken
For 20 seconds flat
It didn’t notice the lorry
That was that
Chicken legs for dinner
Chicken wing for tea
I wonder if the chicken
Would like a bite of me?
The conductor
The Realist
A two year delay
A coming of age
The evidence
Upon this page
A shock of sorts
But one of fact
Opened the case
My feelings were packed
I now can see clear
To confusion beyond
This familiar me
Of whom I’m quite fond
Now I’ve returned
To my rented soul
To see the filth
Which now fills the hole
This humble abode
Never the same
Whose is the portrait
Within the frame?
If I must be alone
Then alone I will be
Back to the time
When it was just me.
The Optimist
Spent a life in pain
Well it’s not going to stop now
Perhaps quite insane
Waiting just to be let down
Optimism now
As fleeting as it could be
Relaxing in the wood
But I know the bad is there behind a tree
A beast mauled by life itself
Before it learnt to talk
Mispronounced words of love
Before it learnt to talk
Feeling tight inside
From feeling you can never hide
Feeling torn apart
Lost the war before the start
Must rely of faith
Yet no one gives me reason to
All I want is to be safe
I just don’t know what’s true.
Keith Devane’s Canon EOS Camera Tutorial Video
No Two times
Waiting and…
Waiting
Counting
Time is passing and is not my friend
Existing I think
Now until then
Existing and experiencing
Then counting back
To see what I have done
To see if it was right
To see if it was wasted
As if I could go back again
As if I could do better next time
As if it had meant nothing
Nothing at all
Just like waiting
Existing
The hole was deep and wide
And inside
On a piece of paper
It said ‘enjoy’ ENJOY!
And I thought
‘There must be a piece missing’
‘There must be some mistake’
‘So far for so little’
At the journey’s end
Time seemed wasted
And yet it was all there
Before my eyes
I looked at my watch
I was late.