.......... i have a poem, my chemical romance,, up on almost-dead poets society,, and yet another,, entitled, celluloid ,, up on your stories. your poems.... c'mon over..........

this is a combination of the words found on 3ww, easystreet prompts and two for tuesdays…..

predestinations paradox
generic spawn of egg and seed
the empty essence of vanilla
spoon fed domesticity…
submissive scions through out history
sired to propagate the breed-
lessons learned and loves extracted
deviation, all but foreseen…

insurgent adolescence
hormones screaming freedoms name
the road less traveled
becomes a highway
paved, in smoldering apron strings..
enter a generation of inebriates
drunk,, on youths immortal wine
navigating life, under the influence-
all destinations, lost in time…

yet when the propencity toward age
has dulled the appitite for indulgence,
and even the stolen dew of youth,
has lost it’s glow…
when intoxication, can no longer lessen,,
that which is not willing to be ignored..
even the road less traveled
can circle around, and bring you home….

photo:

http://kayceeus.deviantart.com/art/Coming-Home-29748837


27 Responses to “predestinations paradox”

  1. #1 ChristineNo Gravatar says:

    These two lines really spoke to me:
    when intoxication, can no longer lessen,,
    that which is not willing to be ignored

    I know I’ve tried that route, without success. Your poem details a path many of us have traveled. You seal the poem well by making a full circle home.

    Christines last blog post..nighttime enigmas, NaPoWriMo 30

  2. #2 TumblewordsNo Gravatar says:

    Ah, lovely, lovely. There’s so much in this one that’s applicable to many of us. I’ll be back to re-read this.

  3. #3 Leigh LearNo Gravatar says:

    i love this, but you should really try sleeping at 4am, silly girl:)

    Leigh Lears last blog post..Spring Cleaning….

  4. #4 Linda JacobsNo Gravatar says:

    What an ending! It broght a lump to my throat!

    Linda Jacobss last blog post..Day 30 of NaPoWriMo and 3WW

  5. #5 AmarettogirlNo Gravatar says:

    There is so much sheer brilliance in your selection of words, content and pace…I am always prepared to be dazzled with emotional strength when I come here. I love your writing so much - I guess thats why your linked as on of my fave and inspirational bloggers on my site! Thanks

    Amarettogirls last blog post..Today

  6. #6 AnthonyNorthNo Gravatar says:

    A powerful statement. I’m not sure age dulls indulgence, though. Merely makes it slower ;-)
    Excellently done!

    AnthonyNorths last blog post..TT #9 - HOW TO UNDERSTAND MEN

  7. #7 MarianneNo Gravatar says:

    I am awstruck by your depth. The last stanza was so true and life learning…a beautiful poem.

    Mariannes last blog post..One Single Impression

  8. #8 gautami tripathyNo Gravatar says:

    That last stanza s superb..

    It sure feels good to be back!

    gautami tripathys last blog post..Happy to be back—3WW

  9. #9 TCNo Gravatar says:

    4 a.m.?!?!? Good God, what time does Bone post the words?!?!

    the road less traveled
    becomes a highway

    Love that … and hate it at the same time. Because it’s true and it really happens and I’m not always convinced that’s the best thing. Sometimes I think the road less traveled should stay the road LESS traveled. But still, the way you wrote it… beautiful.

    TCs last blog post..3WW - Through the cracks

  10. #10 Just SomeoneNo Gravatar says:

    A really nice work - makes me feel sad(that April is over)… thank you for your nice comments…

  11. #11 GreybeardNo Gravatar says:

    I really like this one, but I would. Is there any other way home than the road less traveled?

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  12. #12 robert bourneNo Gravatar says:

    The road less traveled is one everyone should try at least once in life..that’s how you discover..nice work I liked this one a lot

  13. #13 predestinations paradox « Cracked Head Blog says:

    [...] predestinations paradox Published April 30, 2008 Art , Creativity paisley’s penned another gem. [...]

  14. #14 TammyNo Gravatar says:

    Wow! This is my current favorite of yours with too many great lines to point out! Bravo!

    Tammys last blog post..3WW - "Frustration"

  15. #15 NoahNo Gravatar says:

    This is fucking amazing paisley, I think the napowrimo did you well…

    I couldn’t visit yesterday as I had school from 7-2 and work from 4-1030 then I wrote and went to bed.

    Noahs last blog post..Stillicide

  16. #16 JoNo Gravatar says:

    Noah’s right, I think aside from the one you wrote that had me in tears, you know the one, this is your finest. Superb.

    Jos last blog post..Malfi

  17. #17 GemmaNo Gravatar says:

    I think my favourite image is “stolen dew of youth”. But really, I love the entire feast of poetic thought here.

    Gemma

    Gemmas last blog post..Horse Sense

  18. #18 MedhiniseshadriNo Gravatar says:

    It was too good! Loved reading it….

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  19. #19 relNo Gravatar says:

    paisley,
    predestination; A concept more believed in than actual. I think in this regard that Murphy’s law is invoked.
    And, sad to say, I think all roads lead to the same place.
    rel

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  20. #20 meleah rebeccahNo Gravatar says:

    f*cking brilliant

    meleah rebeccahs last blog post..Re-Structuring

  21. #21 lissaNo Gravatar says:

    maybe it’s easier to get lost then to choose which road to take, brilliant poem

    lissas last blog post..The dollar bill list

  22. #22 ozymandiazNo Gravatar says:

    oish, when intoxicants no longer bid adieu the scars of past it is time to leave the road

    ozymandiazs last blog post..4 Masks

  23. #23 MarciaNo Gravatar says:

    I knew you couldn’t resist writing in response to those words! Brilliant with that other word in front I am trying to no longer say!

    Marcias last blog post..On Dust and Kryptonite - 3WW

  24. #24 ULNo Gravatar says:

    Those last two lines here somehow gave me a complete answer in addition to your comments on my ‘Drugs’ poem, I never thought it from that viewpoint and your comment made me stop and think…and I admire and applaud determination to fight and survive, so thank you….BTW, I just got to see your mail as well, not sure why you were getting errors making comments, hope it doesn’t continue as i value your input much. Thanks again Jodi.

    ULs last blog post..Swordplay

  25. #25 OneMoreBelieverNo Gravatar says:

    ..there is so much in those words and inbetween… as if you took us there and back… and that foto speaks volumes… this is excellent p….

  26. #26 SelmaNo Gravatar says:

    Yeah, yeah, yeah. Loved, loved, LOVED. Boy, can you ever write. I am secretly jealous.

    Selmas last blog post..May Day, May Day.

  27. #27 kunjubiNo Gravatar says:

    “the road less traveled
    becomes a highway
    paved, in smoldering apron strings..
    enter a generation of inebriates
    drunk,, on youths immortal wine
    navigating life, under the influence-
    all destinations, lost in time…

    yet when the propensity toward age”
    A vehement criticism on youth..You are not far away from such a stage.Let them learn by experience.
    Thought provoking writingsd… Congrats…. kunjubi

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