Jeremiah Crane

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The cat stopped licking himself and gazed
longingly upon the sparrow and her beautiful wings.
'One day that sparrow will be my own'
thought the cat
...

I knew a girl once
A perfect girl
And I know there's no such thing
But she was perfect to me
...

“Hi, can I take your order, Sir? ”
Had said the waitress to a man.
“Bring gold and frankincense and myrrh.”
“But Sir, I don’t know that I can.”
...

I have sheltered you from storms, yet you cut me down.
I have been your firewood during winter's cold.
I am the air you breathe though you tear me from my roots,
even when I am the home for many.
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I wake up and it’s early
I can taste it in my mouth
or maybe it’s last night’s beer
yesterday’s wine
...

I stop amid trees
On this dark lonely night
Get down on my knees
To begin the fight
...

As we walked down the cobbled road,
no finer wish could she have asked.
“Come home with me to my abode? ”
My lustful grin could not be masked.
...

'EXCLAMATION MARK! ' exclaimed Mark

'Fool.' replied the man with the migraine. 'Stop.'
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'How do you do? ' what do I care?
I couldn't give a sh*t.
I'm five foot two and have no hair,
no charm, good looks nor wit.
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I like to read the yarns of men,
words written down upon a page.
Protagonists, antagonists,
the villains filled with drugs and rage.
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When I finished my first poem,
I felt like I'd achieved
something. Who would have believed
it? That'll f*cking show 'em.
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When it feels like all the troubles
of the world are so nearby.
No tenderness or mercy.
Real love in short supply.
...

The learned white man approached
the young brave
with determination and assurance in his cause.
'Young Savage.' he said
...

he had toiled all his life
from beginning to end
and in between
received all that he'd desired
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Jeremiah Crane Biography

Hi, my real name's Patrick and I'm a big fan of Stephen Crane's work. Also Charles Bukowski and Edgar Allan Poe.)

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The Cat And The Sparrow

The cat stopped licking himself and gazed
longingly upon the sparrow and her beautiful wings.
'One day that sparrow will be my own'
thought the cat
certain in his presumption.

The sparrow spread her beautiful wings
and rose up to meet the horizon,
never again to be gazed upon
by the cat or his eyes.

The cat continued licking himself once more,
certain in his presumption still.

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