Friday, August 24, 2007
I'd say this cannot be happening...
Monday, August 20, 2007
Wanderer
When the memories of dewdrops
By
Terese Mörtvik
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5:31 PM
Tags: poems: existential, poems: inspirational, poems: life, poems: parting ways, poems: rain, poems: stories, poems: time, poems. stories, poetry
Monday, August 13, 2007
Troubled Dreams, Love -poem
A poem of regret, bittersweet peace, and the haunting memories of war.
I'm falling much too deep my love.
Can see no end, no morrow.
Everything I live for love,
is turned to sweetest sorrow.
When all you have and all you hold
is turned to dust for dead men's gold,
the truth is furthest from your mind.
You try to leave all things behind.
Been falling for a while my love.
Can't seem to get to flying.
They say the light is there my love,
but still -it feels like dying.
When all you have and all you hold
's been twisted, warped, and then resold,
the lies they tell are laying bare,
but you don't mind, no you don't care.
Can see this journey's end my love.
I've kept my coin for paying.
They don't deal in faith my love.
There is no use in praying.
But pray you may and pray you might
and maybe things can be made right,
and I'll open weary eyes once more
to even out the players' score.
There you are my life, my love.
Please go back to sleep.
There are no demons here my love.
If you don't look, too deep.
By
Terese Mörtvik
at
11:09 PM
Tags: poems: conversation, poems: dark, poems: existential, poems: love, poems: night, poems: regret, poems: war, poems. stories, poetry
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
10 Things I Will Never Do Again
- Dive in the shallow end of the pool. It's just not worth the headache.
- Go backpacking with my parents, I don't care how cheap it is.
- Believe anyone who says you can just grab a cab out of the harbor. If the harbor is abandoned and you have no phone number to call, there will not be a taxi magically waiting for you as you disembark.
- Ever, ever, ever live in a hotel room numbered 13 again. There is not believing in superstition and then there's sheer stupidity.
- Walk alone in a city I know is full of horny southerners who have no decorum whatsoever. Liberation of women or not, some things are just bound to cause more trouble than they're worth. All right, so I may not be able to keep that one, but it's a good thought.
- Walk through the junky section of town alone, in the dead of night, just cause it's the most direct route to my friend. Brave or not; dead is still dead.
- Fall for the "I'm so helpless and scared, please help me" routine, I really should know better.
- Tell someone I love them and expect them to understand I mean it in a general sense, not a romantic one.
- Spend hours in excruciating pain without going to the hospital, just because I don't want to waste the doctors' time. The doctors are there to alleviate pain, I should learn to just let them do their freakin' job already.
- Say yes to shallow acquaintances without knowing all the details of what they want me to do. People who look nice, aren't necessarily so.
By
Terese Mörtvik
at
9:29 PM
Tags: just for fun, life, meme, movies, movies and tv, poems: stories, poems. stories, poetry series: short goodnight poem, poetry: goodnight, series: short goodnight poem
Friday, August 03, 2007
So Many Ways to Say It - poem
Old poem, but dear. A poem about love and eternal loving.
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Left -short short story
The living room is also much too quiet for comfort. His hands automatically go to the stereo and put the records on shuffle. Too late he remembers when they last listened to this particular mix. He can't bring himself to push the stop button though, not when the music starts with the soft gentleness of Adagio. His thoughts stutter to a halt and he listens with horror at the much too familiar words. The door bell chiming saves him from any more reminiscing and he takes money to pay for the pizza. The tip is plentiful, he just can't concentrate on something as petty as counting money right now. Five hours till the plane ride home, this isn't his place anymore. With a look at the empty hangers by the door he wonders if it ever was.
Friday, July 20, 2007
Masquerade
By
Terese Mörtvik
at
10:25 PM
Tags: movies, movies and tv, poems: dark, poems: death, poems: existential, poems: pretend, poems: stories, poems. stories, poetry, poetry series: short goodnight poem, poetry: goodnight, series: short goodnight poem



