Rhetoric
I’ve found Angels haunting darkness and some riddles clear as answers
Seen evil help the weakest soul saw new lives start with cancers
Studied rocks to learn to fly found learning in forgetting
Saw blood and bone return to dust then watched the new sun setting
Pondered if there is a soul and at what price would I sell
Contemplated on the afterlife and tales the mystics tel...
Sunday 28th December 2014 11:42 pm
Palaces of Words
Palaces of words.
We search for truth in thought, build palaces of words and pyramids of philosophy, but how often do these palaces become crystal unclear prisons and our pyramids lead us to be encapsulated in our own sarcophagus.
How often is all this philosophising an exercise in futility, the seeds of idealistic theorising sown on council estate pavements that only seem to hold...
Saturday 19th July 2014 12:07 am
Whenever
Whenever
Whenever snow falls or sun shines
When mothers laugh or children cry
Through tiny cracks and broken lines
If men are born and when they die
Tiny diamonds haunt the sky
Fierce fires that burn with light
We never question how or why
They guide us through the night
More stars in sky than specks on beach
More diamonds than sand grains
Mere man c...
Tuesday 1st July 2014 2:13 am
Note to self
Note to self
One thing I know is…. It can take real courage to make mistakes. Not just to make mistakes but to be willing to live with the consequences. To whole heartedly accept full responsibility for those errors with a stoic smile.
Even if the result of those mistakes is that the whole universe comes crashing into a cascading oblivion. At the end of days at least, if they ex...
Thursday 26th June 2014 12:50 am
Her & Bear
Her & Bear
There was once a girl with a Teddy Bear
The teddy bear was part of her
They played, they cuddled they had such fun
They’d sing and dance and laugh and run
And then one day she met a boy
Who wished to take care of her toy
She loved that boy with all her heart
She always thought they’d never part
The boy was mean he hurt the bear
He k...
Saturday 24th May 2014 1:27 am
The philosopher in the antique shop
People will not always want to buy what you offer.
Remember that it’s not that what you’re exhibiting is not precious.
You are not a salesman. You are not pushing an item.
In a world where people can offer their love to the highest bidder.
Or haggle over pennies.
Instead be like the philosopher that sits in his antique shop
Welcome people with a smile as they enter and let t...
Tuesday 6th May 2014 10:38 pm
What if
What if silence was the loudest noise and all other sounds distraction.
Maybe silence is the sound of stars, the song they sing from space.
They sing to us from up above with smiles upon their face.
Ged Thompson 05/05/14
Monday 5th May 2014 10:42 pm
Just enough to get you through
She was a romantic, warm hearted, sentimental fool in a very cold world, the type of world that sometimes seemed to have no refuge for dreamers and those that believe in true love. At times she would feel loves warm rays dance briskly across her face and the seeds of self worth in her heart would just for an instant anticipate the beginning of spring and the end of her winter. The spr...
Sunday 13th April 2014 8:19 pm
Our Masterpiece
Our Masterpiece
There’s something about Art Galleries.
A beacon for lost souls, the vulnerable.
Cathedrals of catharsis in the worship of art.
Galleries can be that way I’ve noticed.
So much beauty inspired by so much pain.
Maybe we seek the same transmutation internally.
She was chirpy, full of energy
But I knew inside she was falling apart.
Sometimes you just...
Sunday 30th March 2014 11:40 pm
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