Matchless Stories
Poems and shorts to entertain the literature-afiliates.

A Short: The Mole E-mail
Written by Pierre Lipperheide   
Sunday, 30 May 2010 00:00

It was two months ago when I first realize something changed between us.

It's when you wake up in the morning and still feel like you're in the dream you just rushed out of. Or when you discover an unknown bruise on your shin that hurts a fair bit but did never before.

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Citysplinters III. Park E. Stand E-mail
Written by Thoren Opitz   
Sunday, 23 May 2010 22:25

            Splinters of Grass.

A chatty caravan, rows of cycling camels taking a trendy tourist tour through the Oasis

Walls of Trees

Sunglasses to hide biasses behind, rating agencies couldn’t be more cruel than veiled wishes

Everybody talks Inglisch

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Citysplinters II. The night I got my face mug-shot, I understood life’s sub-plot E-mail
Written by Thoren Opitz   
Sunday, 16 May 2010 00:00

& I turned left to the doorway

where a XXXX chromosom couple crouched crying

sharing maybe the most intimate moment in their life

and all it was to me is these lines…a night of bar fights, walk-you-homes, doorstep rejections

& a vision of maybe

a finally engranted writer telling everybody ‘I`ll tell you so’ self-titeling his ranting, hypocrite

propaganda poetry, estranging Friends with the wide cast-away grin screen carried as prophecy of Re-ups & volumetions

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LU E-mail
Written by Martina Bähring   
Sunday, 16 May 2010 00:00
Sitting on a bench, shuffling my feet through the litter

 

memories

arising of

sunshine

green parks

people sitting around fountains

Dem Bayerischen Heere

house facades with stucco

stuck in centuries past

stuck in recession

brownstone smeared with

National Front – Fuck Cameron – Love United

cars rotting in the neighborhood

grey concrete

clouds

in the shattered glass beneath my feet

 

Leeds' lights glitter

 

Written by Martina Bähring

 
Citysplinters E-mail
Written by Thoren Opitz   
Sunday, 09 May 2010 00:00
...the first part of a Triptych, this poem initiates a tripartite series that will be continued on the following Sundays...

 

I. RAT POISON


Today I´m walking with

my right shoe on

my left foot and

my left shoe on

my right foot, swinging

my clubbed foot out of the club “Morgue”

 

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