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Monday, June 27, 2005

What Fools These Mortals Be!

So i was cleaning out my room this afternoon, trashing lots of old mail, sending clothes to the rescue mission etc., when i stumbled upon some "poetry" i wrote in 7th grade...wow. It jolted me back to the years called junior high which, for the sake of everyone's self esteem, should be deleted from all high schoolers' memories. The days of hanging out at the mall, relying on mom and dad for transportation (craig, ben m., you had the right idea :)), puberty, and "going out" are now fresh in my mind. And as ridiculous as it is, i think i need to post one of my love-ridden bombshells here on the blog just to boost everyones daily entertainment by a factor of ten. So here goes.

_____'s Poem {bonus points if u can guess who}
I had never experienced such a thing in my life
I looked into your eyes and forgot all my strife
If you only felt for me as i feel for you
At last in my life, my dreams would come true.

Your laughing gives me joy, and your smile gives me life
and as i said before, i forget all my strife
You are great to be around, and talk to (not on the phone)
But i wish i could get some time with you alone

There are so many girls that i have to choose from
But when i see you, i forget that great large sum
Your beauty surpasses all that i've seen
and your heart is so good, and kind, and clean.

I can only look to God to know if you're the one
Whom i will spend much time with, and have lots of fun
I feel deep down that you just might be
But i am waiting for that moment to know you're for me.

As time passes by, i miss you much more
and not speaking to you makes my throat very sore
But all i can say to you on this night
Is "there's a very special place for you in my heart."


Wow, that was hillarious. In retrospect, i can firmly say that this person is NOT the one :)...please comment on favorite/worst/most hillarious lines and generally make fun of junior highers :). The best part is that i probably thought that was money when i wrote it.

10 Comments:

Blogger the Opinionator said...

i was just surprised you didn't keep rhyming life and strife...

-Ben

1:27 PM  
Blogger Staci said...

wow thank you Thomas, that was unusually entertaining. 'But i wish i could get some time with you alone'...that made me laugh, and wonder just what a 12 year old would do if that wish were granted?

3:14 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

no amy, you resemble that comment about ben and craig having the right idea...that was rather brilliant of us eh beamer?
CtC

3:41 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow, I was reading MAD magazine when I was in 8th grade.

Joe

6:37 PM  
Blogger Andrew Crandall said...

oh thomas, what eloquence, and at such a young age. puberty? what puberty..? "in retrospect" if the rest of the poem were any clue, i would gather that in some odd, middle/private school sort of way night and heart were supposed to rhyme. it may just be my opinion, but the last 2 lines should have been erased; at least from the blogged poem! any poem that ends with the words "makes my throat very sore" is a keeper, even if the rest of the poem doesnt address the verbal sort of communication in excess. time alone does not constitute excess either. unless you are a "fortunate" male, where as it would not be you throat that would be soar but another facial protrustion in 2's (the ones you dont see with in case you thought eyes protruded...)

8:59 PM  
Blogger Andrew Crandall said...

i have a couple poems like that too. none that i could shamelessly post on my blog however. oh the "good 'ole days"...

9:00 PM  
Blogger Ansen Bayer said...

Well...you're rhyming was going pretty well there until those last two lines. Night and heart?? We'll cut you some slack though, after all you hadn't been completely educated at that point and rhyming can be very advanced.

10:02 PM  
Blogger Pureblood Prince said...

guys, not rhyming the last two lines was clearly a poetic technique used to draw attention to them, and oila! this very comment is a testament to the fact that it worked :).

i really did think it was clever back then.

10:20 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

WARNING PAUL AND OTHERS WHO HAVE NOT READ HP5. THERE IS A QUOTE THAT GIVES AWAY INFO IN THIS POST.

17 days boys...im assuming that like myself you are all reading book 5(or reading books 1-4 with intentions of reading 5 soon) to prepare yourself for the most spectacular book since...well since Order of the Phoenix came out of course. And just to wet your whistle...
"Five different voices behind him bellowed 'REDUCTO!' Five curses flew in five different directions and the shelves opposite them exploded as they hit. The towering structures swayed as a hundred glass spheres burst apart, pearly-white figures unfurled into the air and floated there, their voices echoing from who knew what long-dead past amid the torrent of crashing glass and splintered wood now raining down upon the floor -- 'RUN' Harry yelled..."
CtC

10:47 PM  
Blogger Akanksha Chaudhary said...

well,everytime i read your blog, it makes me smile...
poem's funny..cute..indeed!!
u r sweet!!

10:53 PM  

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