tisdag 19 juli 2011

Additional Poetry

Ode to dreaming

Spread stardust on naked paths in this singular place
where the mind is vigorously sleeping with innocent face
Unconscious passages inside memories of generations
infringing the decision of lifelong sensations

Hearts pursuing anything greater than eternal love
exploring invisible answers among vibrant stars above
Unconscious discourses inside an isolated desire
in progress towards an orgasmic fire

Spread stardust on feral paths of wistful intelligence
while masters are breaking out of an unbearable fence
Unconscious feelings inside are slowly steaming
This is my ode to blissful dreaming

fredag 15 juli 2011

Assignment 3, Ode


Ode to Writing

Oh, heavenly creativity of words in motion
Inside gleaming ideas of remarkable notion
Engravings on pages of eternal yearning
And vivid hearts which are constantly burning

Oh, heavenly custodian of dreams in subtraction
Seize the words captured in total attraction 
Pages filled by an intense and greedy hand 
Beyond imagination and expectations they expand

Oh, heavenly master of thoughts in code
Our desires and dreams you have bestowed
Too intense to ignore these lifelong vocations
Oh, take them with you – all these divine creations

Assignment 3, Any shape


Darkness

I am inhaling your pleasure
you are consuming my hatred
We are dancing timelessly
removing the senses
Until daylight dies out
outside earth’s homeless sphere

In time with silence
we are burying our souls
Opening an already discovered gate
which we were not familiar with
In the darkness of night
we are forced down in vain

We are moving timelessly
liquidating our souls
Breathing together in harmony
breaking every potential rule
Until dawn flickers
Until the night dies out



Assignment 3, Limerick



There once was a stripper from Wales
Who sold himself to welthy males
“What a wonderful thing”
Said the stingy king
And tried to buy him on sales


tisdag 5 juli 2011

Assignment 2, Dialogue 1

Two old ladies start chatting while feeding the ducks by a pond. They've met once before, but it was ages ago in a different part of the world and they don't recognise each other at first.

- Isn’t it hilarious how two old women like you and me can sit on a bench like props and watch everyday life winding forward without even being noticed?
- I would not call that hilarious, my dear. I would say it is sad.
- I refuse to be sad, I have lived my life as a protagonist and now I’m ready to be one of the onlookers. I’m not regretting anything. Do you believe that these ducks regret anything in their lifetime?
-  They are only birds, they cannot feel regret. And that certainly sounds like something a youngster would say.
- Only because I look like a raisin it doesn’t mean I’m dull on the inside.
- (laughing) I believe you are right, but I feel that I have missed something. I did not manage to marry the man I loved and when I did get married he could not have children. Now he has passed away and I am too old. Do you understand what I mean?
- I suppose you’re trying to say that life has been unfair to you.
- (looking down) I do say that.
- So why didn’t you fight back?
- Oh dear, I was only a woman. Women cannot fight back.
- Nonsense, I always did. You can’t be much older than I am.
- I was born 87 years ago, in Germany. I was taught that women should not protest.  
- That’s interesting, you’re only twelve years older than I am and you’re talking like… Wait a minute, when you’re mentioning Germany I remember I was living there with my dear parents for a year when I was eight years old. My father was a general and my mother worked with the other wives in a factory. I was at home with a nanny all day; an indulgent young girl who endured my lunatic temper... Poor creature! There are certainly some similarities between you and her, I must say.
- (watching the younger woman closely) Oh my god, Becca, is that you? You look so… different.
- (laughing) It certainly would be strange if I looked the same, wouldn’t it? Then you are Katrina, I almost can’t believe what I hear.
- Lovely Becca, I’ve been thinking a lot about you. You are arguing in the same way now as you did then, my dear child.
- (giggling) Well, isn’t that hilarious?
- (embracing Becca, sobbing in her ear) Oh, that is without doubt hilarious. Without doubt, my dear.

Assignment 2, Dialogue 2


Two men and a woman are sitting in a train coupe. They do not know each other but one of the men is a retired cop and the other is a French hit man who has been ordered to kill the woman. The hit man has put a huge bag on the floor, which is bothering the woman, and she starts to complain.

Woman: Excuse me, sir. Yes, I am talking to you. Would you mind depositing your bag on the rack?
Hit man: (with a heavy French accent) It’s too big, madame, it’s not possible.
Woman: (looking at the bag) I truly believe there is enough space if we move the gentleman’s bag to the other side.
Hit man: It’s not only big; it’s also heavy, madame.
Woman: It does not seem heavy at all.
Retired cop: I can help you, sir.
Hit man: It’s not necessary, monsieur.
Woman: I would say it is highly necessary, my legs need more space.
Retired cop: Would you like to exchange seats?
Woman: (harshly) No. On my ticket it says I have to sit here.
Retired cop: I don’t think anyone would care, come on!
Woman: I certainly do care.
Hit man: I’m sorry, madame. The bag stays here.
Woman: Well, if that is how you want it… As soon as the conductor enters this coupe I will inform him about this dispute.
Hit man: As you like, madame.
Retired cop: (looking out of the window) I wonder where the sun might be…
Woman: (ignoring the comment) There must be something very important in that bag, sir. It is colossal. Abnormally huge. 
Hit man: That’s right, madame. I’m sure you’d understand if I told you why.
Woman: I certainly would not.
Retired cop: They said it’d be sunny today.
Woman: (grimacing) What is wrong with you, sir?
Retired cop: You’re talking to me?
Woman: (looking disgustingly at both the men) I will not tolerate this.
Retired cop: Excuse me, I don’t understand. What’s the problem?
Woman: Well, I did not expect you to understand, sir. You are nothing but an old man.
Hit man: Leave him out of this.
Woman: Out of what? As I said, I will not tolerate this behavior of yours.
Hit man: (opening the bag) Would you like to know what’s so important, madame? Because I think I’m ready to tell you.
Woman: Yes, I demand you to tell me.
Retired cop: I’m so much more than an old man…
Woman: Please, be quite.
Hit man: (showing a gun) Voilà, madame.  
Woman: Oh my god, do not point that thing on me, hideous man!
Hit man: (shooting the woman) I couldn’t wait any longer, she was talking too much.
Retired cop: Oh my god…
Hit man: Don’t worry, I wont hurt you.
Retired cop: (observing the dead body) I guess you had no choice, I think I’d done the same thing. She was a real pain in the ass. There was a lot of shit in that small body.  
Hit man: (trying to put the body into the bag) Just doing my job, sir.
Retired cop: What do you mean ‘doing your job’?
Hit man: I kill for a living.
Retired cop: Oh, holy crap, you can’t imagine how glad I am for being retired.
Hit man: What do you mean?
Retired cop: Never mind. But put that gun away now so I can sleep.

Assignment 2, Dialogue 3

- I talked to the guy at the video store last night…
- The clumsy one with the beard?  
- Well, if that’s how you’d describe him; yes.
- So, what about him?
- He told me he’s fucking some chick.
- Good for him.
- Your chick.
- Jenny?
- Yes, your wife.
- Bullshit! She wouldn’t even touch that pimply freak with a napkin.
- I don’t mean to contradict you, but he looks like Russell Crowe in the Gladiator and the girls love him.
- Jenny isn’t a girl; she’s a woman in her fucking thirties!
- Calm down, I’m just saying what he told me and don’t point at me with that fork.
- Sorry, what else did he say?
- About what?
- About Jenny. What else did he say about her… fucking him? 
- Well, if you really want to know…
- Skip the foreplay, I want the details. This is fucking unbelievable.
- He said she’s really nasty in bed, she likes it hard and fast and…
- What the hell!? Wait a minute, if this is a joke I’m going to kick your ass really bad.
- I’m not pulling your leg, man. I swear, he said something like ‘Lately I’ve been having some pussy down at
Renegade Street
, she’s a hot fox with red curly hair and her husband works as a carpenter. The poor bastard has no idea I’m fucking his wife in his own bed, but damn if she’s a kinky one! She likes it when…
- Stop! I get it! That fucking bastard… I’ll go over there right now and I’ll fucking kill him.  
- Finnish your bear first, and calm down for Christ sake.
- Would you be calm if he fucked your wife?
- Probably not, but listen here… maybe he’s just a sick son of a bitch who invents stories, after all he’s watching porn’s all day long.
- How do you know that, he told you that too?
- Fuck no! I’ve caught him in the act a couple of times, in the room behind the cash desk, you know.
- No I don’t.
- Well, never mind. However, he said she was wearing purple lace underwear yesterday. Did she?
- (without hesitation) No she didn’t.
- Oh man, you don’t have a fucking clue, have you? I bet you’re not fucking her at all. 
- Go to hell.
(Telephone signal)
- It’s her, it’s Jenny. Yes, hello?
- Hi baby, just wanted to hear your voice… you’re not coming home at lunch, right?
- No, I’m not. Why?
- Oh, nothing, just having some friends over to eat. Don’t mind calling me, you know I can’t hear the phone when we’re talking and playing music.
- Ok, see you later.
- Love you, baby.
(Putting down the cell phone)
- So, she’s fucking him?
- She’s fucking him.
- I told you.
- Russell Crowe, uh?
- Uhuh...
- Damn, Jenny really loved him in the Gladiator.
- Bad luck man, it’s just bad luck.