Monday, March 1, 2010

Back on schedule

This morning I am finally getting back on routine after a month or so of erratic discipline. My 12-16 hours of productivity must continue if I am to be as successful as I need to be. Many things are in the works and more and more just keep piling themselves upon my back in exponential amounts. I can't complain though, the harder the job, the more I feel up to the task. Many of the things I need to do have risen that are not on my ultimate list for 2010, but no matter I will still gets to accomplishing them. So without further ado... Let's start first with my poem of the day from my book 3rd Shift Epiphanies: Chronicles of a gas attendant.
After the month long blizzard this year it is appropriate for this month...

First Snow

Snow, sleet, and dreams of a slow night.
Glows of white
Pass and flicker,
The buzz of the sweet gas lot.
Winds blow frigid cold.
Fast and gnarly.
My thoughts the same.
Playwright, poet, and painter.
I just don't know.
On this,
The first snow.
Autumn is upon us. A president of new discretion awaits.
There looms an eagerness
in the eagle's nest.
Are the eggs of ideals fertile?
Or,
Are we in the state of Denmark...

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Words that didn't exist until I started writing poetry

Zombified
Babylonianistic
Savviness
Unthought
Mantality
Copperize
Policement (courtesy of S. Clark)
glitterfied