an everyday suicide
#1
with a thrust of self-cherishing the knife slips in,
with attachment a twist,
jealousy, a sideways slice,
pride - sawing motion,
anger hits the carotid.
If something happens and you can remedy it, Why worry?
And if something happens that you can't remedy, Still why worry?

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#2
Very vivid images and although this is kind of cutter poetry, it isn't.

I have a habit of making little or no sense when I attempt to communicate . . . this is something you should know ahead of time :p
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#3
Cheers Mark,
I'm not really sure if my intent with this poem is clear. it definitely isn't intended to be cutter poetry or even vaguely similar Tongue
The suicide and the knife is really just metaphor for the self inflicted suffering our obsession with these unhappy minds creates.
A painful death created by our own tendency to like ourselves a little bit too much. (well I speak for myself, I'm definitely the person whom I think the most about)
If something happens and you can remedy it, Why worry?
And if something happens that you can't remedy, Still why worry?

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#4
(12-08-2012, 07:59 PM)benthejack Wrote:  with a thrust of self-cherishing the knife slips in,
with attachment a twist,
jealousy, a sideways slice,
pride - sawing motion,
anger hits the carotid.
hi ben
if it were not for the last line, i'd have swore the poem was about an automatic bread knifeBig Grin
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(12-09-2012, 05:40 PM)billy Wrote:  
(12-08-2012, 07:59 PM)benthejack Wrote:  with a thrust of self-cherishing the knife slips in,
with attachment a twist,
jealousy, a sideways slice,
pride - sawing motion,
anger hits the carotid.
hi ben
if it were not for the last line, i'd have swore the poem was about an automatic bread knifeBig Grin

haha damn if only that was intentional!

with a thrust of self-cherishing the knife slips in,
with attachment a twist,
jealousy, a sideways slice,
pride - sawing motion,
anger! The toast's too thin.
If something happens and you can remedy it, Why worry?
And if something happens that you can't remedy, Still why worry?

www.benjack.co.nz
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#6
now that is my kind of toast Big Grin
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#7
He's just trying to butter you up.
Fear the ghost with the steel face that hides in light; dread the horror Borborygmus.
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