A favorite poem of mine by Righteous Bandy
Life is short
and pleasures few
and holed the ship
and drowned the crew
but o!
but o!
How very blue!
How very blue the sea is.
-Colin Night
Life is short
and pleasures few
and holed the ship
and drowned the crew
but o!
but o!
How very blue!
How very blue the sea is.
-Colin Night
- Member since September 21, 2006.
- I am a person from District of Columbia (United States)
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Wind. And drizzle. A light drizzle like a mist, floating on the wind. Making everything gray and refreshing. So much harder to stay asleep when cold air is blowing cold rain onto your face on a cold morning.1 - Swinging at storywrite
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Saturday Mar on November 21, 2009COLIN COLIN COLIN! it's been so long

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Saturday Mar on March 18, 2009I misses you.... have fun on break!
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Young Hawk on January 13, 2009Hey Colin.
Just wanted to say thanks for commenting on my first poem. It really helps me (yeah, I use too many cliches) and thanks for making me feel welcome.
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Brian Balzer : Hello Colin Night on November 26, 2008It's a shame that you have been here this long and only Ash has bothered to take a moment of her time to say hello. I've come to know her as well and I know that she is not a loser. Besides, a loser wouldn't be the only one to say hi. A loser would be the only one not to say hi. Welcome to sharepoetry, even though you've been here much longer than I. It was a pleasure to meet you. Feel free to say hello anytime.
BKB
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on Poetry by Colin Night, on February 8My father recently gave me a book of his favorite poems, all old ones, which I've been reading, along with some Shakespeare. I was just playing around, seeing if I could write in their style. I'm not sure if it worked, but I liked writing that way. It's different from free style, more challening, but very fun.

Cheers,
-Colin