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MxOrpheusShow poetry

I want to be remembered for my writing. I am not great now. But I want to be. I will be, one day. Until then...I can wait.

...*:: My wicked laughter brings you
To fall upon your knees
Your anguish is relief to me
It is the fix that I need
I am a fiend for torture
I'm craving your demise
Now that the clock has struck
Midnight
This is the point of no return!:...

_[S.i.N.e.R.g.Y]_

 

My small but awesome AP family:

 

AP Sister: PainOfTwig

AP Twin: RayneStormeX

AP Retarded Cousin From Down Around (Or Just Plain Old Across)the Lake: Diatribes


Some of the GREATS:
Robert Frost
T.S. Eliot
Walt Whitman
e.e. cummings
Pablo Neruda
Allen Ginsberg
William Cullen Bryant
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Charles Bukowski
Dylan Thomas
Emily Dickinson
Henry David Thoreau
Edgar Allen Poe
William Shakespeare
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Richard Brautigan
Anne Sexton.

Good Poems by aforementioned greats:
"The Road Not Taken" ~Frost
"The Waste-Land" ~Eliot
"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" `Eliot
"Christabel" ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"Leaves of Grass" ~Whitman
"Your Laughter" ~Neruda
"Howl" ~Ginsberg
"Sunflower Sutra" ~Ginsberg
"Hope Is the Thing With Feathers" ~Dickenson
"Ulysses" ~Tennyson
"All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace" ~Brautigan
"Courage" ~Sexton
"Thanatopsis" ~William Cullen Bryant
"Out of the Pit" ~Dylan Thomas
"A Supermarket in California" ~Ginsberg
"Time Enough to Rot" ~Dylan Thomas

"Death Be Not Proud" ~John Donne

My Poetry

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  • I find myself in this
    familiar corner of
    32 lines, December 18, 2009
  • A single offered touch is
    All it takes.
    16 lines, August 21, 2009
  • Can't stop the shaking in my hands
    As you lift the broken wings
    21 lines, May 7, 2009
  • when is the day
    where I finally break
    22 lines, April 1, 2009

My Stories

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  • Picture me. I’m seventeen. A skinny, pale-white boy with a beyond-the-shoulder length sheaf of hair dyed a serious shade of black. Said hair tumbles into my greenish-brown eyes
    4927 lines, 6 comments, March 21, 2005. In 200-1500 lines, Depression, Romance
  • Chapter Two
    The three vampires piled into their battered black van, Twig in the driver's seat, as always, and Molochai and Nothing sprawled on a mattress in the back. This m
    835 lines, 1 comment, December 1, 2004. In <200 lines, Fan fiction, Other
  • Chapter One
    Nothing rolled over in his sleep, his face contorted, his white, wraithlike body tangled in black silk sheets and two sets of limbs he knew as well as the Quarte
    345 lines, December 1, 2004. In <200 lines, Fan fiction, Other

Guest Book

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  • KateMadness : Hey! on March 20, 2008
    I like your motto! Rent, I am guessing? Cause I am a huge fan. Thanks for the comment on my anorexia poem.
  • Just waiting on October 22, 2007
    Hey Vanessa!!! your lucky your not here at School so boring...
  • SaveTheFuture : thanx on September 21, 2007
    thanx for adding me as a favorite, ur poems are really rad
  • GothicLolitaGracie on August 25, 2007
    Your poetry is amaaaaaazzzzzing. The end. ^-^

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