Categories
Random Posts
- Philosophers in GeneralI suppose it should be quite obvious at least to a pompous erudite snob that spending one’s whole life oblivious can turn into a full-time, …
- ObservanceIt is so fragile our tenuous grip on life, this vision we use this vision we use: we see only the surface with our eyes …
- The Devil’s DaughterThinking for some reason of this song I wrote and recorded probably 15 years ago, during my “Elvis Costello” period… I used to dream with …
- Philosophers in General
Recent Comments
- Irene on Some ancient affirmations
- Rekha on No More Sad Weepings of Regret
- Novena on Wake Up: sonetto rispetto
- John on On the Veranda: serenade
Subscribe
Join 298 other subscribersMeta
Tag Archives: drinking
Closing Time: rime couée
Down at the bar we sit and wait, as if our glory days, so great, still might return anon. We act younger throughout the night, so we forget, while we get tight, that halcyon is gone. And all the girls … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged #BookofForms, age, drinking, French verse forms, glory days, illusion, poetic forms, rime couée
Leave a comment
A Toast to Anacreon
Come, pour me a glass of that wonderful stuff that once is begun is not ever enough; and under whose influence we learn to bluff, imagining ourselves immortal and tough. Come, pour me a round of ambrosial brew and join … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged alcohol, anacreonics, daily poems, drinking, futility, NaPoWriMo, toasts
Leave a comment
If I Were, When I Was, What I Am
If I were still a drinking man, I’d say I need a shot; but as my self-made realm is dry I think I’d better not. If I were still procuring weed, I’d want to roll a joint; but all I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged acceptance, drinking, frustration, medication, regrets, relaxation, self-medication
Leave a comment