Slightly conquered

Slightly conquered

A Poem by Karl Woof Junior

First and last brush to a lush thousand ring oak muse,

The best and worst come in twos.
Still a student practicing teaching with a unknown syndrome and carnival face paint complex,
Changing colors to get others to find themselves the subject of their own project.
Without confrontation there is no redemption,
Imagination's limits is The Artist soule recognition.
His pause and delay are His Heaven, for no reason he dreams of better and better,
Already accepting the awe and rejection of his limits perfection.
For something that never was, never repeated.
HIS CHARACTER.

© 2013 Karl Woof Junior


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A splendid read and write...Well penned.:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Karl Woof Junior

10 Years Ago

you should read my newest i like to think its my best yet but its not really up to me, send me some .. read more
Sami Khalil

10 Years Ago

OK. I will ...You are welcome...:)
Already accepting the awe and rejection of his limit(ed) perfection. -- great line (I think you meant limited, though).

I find this piece quite intriguing...it's like looking at a globe and trying to find a city amongst all of those little tiny words written in black ink. You know what you're looking for, and you know that it is there, but it's not jumping out at you. I guess I mean to say that this one made me think.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Karl Woof Junior

10 Years Ago

see thats our difference, you're work is as intrinsic and beautiful as you women mine is as simple a.. read more
Girl Friday (Sarah W.)

10 Years Ago

If only we could "mind-meld", we'd be the perfect poet...haha
Karl Woof Junior

10 Years Ago

we are amazing already i just think you need to type drunk once in awhile

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Karl Woof Junior
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