Saying Hello

I am stonepoem, once known for writing internet poetry at stumbleupon. 365 poems written between 2004 and 2005, and then, no more*. This started as an experiment about documenting an existance in poetry and sharing verse with other poetry blogs and writers who had become online friends - but it has became so much more.

I hope you enjoy what I have written for you.

stone.

* that’s a lie now, because I’ve started writing again…

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17 Responses to “Saying Hello”

  1. the world Says:

    the world is delighted that you decided to share.

    (inky)

  2. Mel Says:

    I’m *so* happy to see this here.
    I’ve missed you and your words!
    M.x

  3. stef Says:

    I love poetry, I was going to write 100 love sonnets, that were neither really about love, or sonnets, in the style of neruda for the girl I loved, then it turned out she wasn’t interested, so now I just write limericks.

    Which is cool, I am really kinda good at them.

  4. St1 Says:

    Awesome work stone!

    Greets,

    Marieke

  5. jane Says:

    gosh it is good to see this mr. stone. yay!

  6. Songbird Says:

    I noticed you on the PoertX site, just thought I’d follow your web link here to see what it was all about. I like your work, your words and your uniqueness. Anyways, thought I’d leave my thoughts with you, since I stopped on by to take a peak.

  7. another stonepoem Says:

    A chance connection, or have I been found by my double, or my self from another plane of space and time? What a puzzle! I seek more clues in these beautiful and mysterious poems.

  8. Lionel Says:

    The poet is dead
    Long live the poet
    Words are useless
    Words change the world everyday
    I am happy you exist
    Courageous on
    We all feel the sun
    Glad to share it with you.

  9. Aine Says:

    Why stop now? Keep going, keep writing… sing your song, you’re the only one who can. :)

  10. Erin Says:

    It’s beautiful.
    I think this is the most raw place to feel on earth.
    Thank you for breathing out this beauty.

  11. Prudence Says:

    Isnt it so that a poet is what you are?
    Like being ,for instance, brown-eyed?

  12. Meh Says:

    It’s coming down….it’s coming down…you lie on the floor…she’s slamming your door…she’s gone, and she’s wearing your red sweater.
    (Cake, Fashion Nugget)

  13. tommy Says:

    so nice

  14. doobie Says:

    Bravo !!!!!

  15. Tim Wesson Says:

    I am so happy to rediscover your poetry, stone :o)

    It’s a shame that in the time that I read your work on SU, I was too angry (as a result of forces that induced my breakdown) to really appreciate it.

    But rediscovering it is a joy. Thank-you.

  16. Alan Bender Says:

    Only Time Will Tell

    Hello said the climatologist to the stone
    Did you know Leonardo?

    Well yes the stone replied,
    His block was chipped off me.

    You don’t mean da Vinci

    Why of course, it was only yesterday
    I remember as if it was tomorrow
    in your time frame anyway, i.e.
    ahead of me not behind you,
    if I understand your question.

    By the way, what is your concern
    with Leonardo, I mean, do you believe
    what you read in the here and now?

    Am I talking to a stone, you sound
    contemporary, like right now, how?
    Stones can’t speak, they only listen,
    What was it I said, say it again! Wow
    I said that, how now of me. Allow
    me to continue. I have such a good
    story to tell and you are the first to
    ask about what I cannot tell you.

    It is secrets that I have to show
    You study climate, weather records
    I am one of those, but I have never
    heard or seen one of yours before.

    Once in a while some fool with a pick
    will hammer on me for a bit. That
    Leonardo fellow you asked about—
    He was one of those narcissistic bores
    who wanted to make everything in
    his own image, even when kings
    gave him money for his work. He
    didn’t know a thing about what
    a stone might think. Nor did he care.

    That is what I want to know
    what he really meant by what he left
    unsaid, as it were, by not saying it
    he keeps curious minds from knowing
    what it was he did not question. He
    was an iconoclast and never said
    a peep about misjudgements or so
    we understand from back handed
    comments we submit to inspection.

    Better left unknown. Let me speak
    which I cannot do, but you will.
    Together we can tell a story only
    the dead could confirm or spill
    embarrassing details to expose us.
    I am become your title, Until
    the Stones Reclaim Their Pieces.

    But I asked about Leonardo
    what has that to do with the end
    rhymes of overkill, fulfill and instill?

    Be still impetuous child, speak
    so I can do what I will, listen.
    Until you know poetry, old
    stones are but rocks in your path.
    Begin. I know the way, but you
    must voice the secrets to be told.

    Where do I look, what do I read?
    My mind is not in touch with

    Touch, senses do not matter, the
    eyes fool you into thinking see
    Knowing is nothingness, hearing
    is nothing less than being d on key.

  17. inky Says:

    * that’s a lie now, because I’ve started writing again…

    You never actually stopped, dear. :o)

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