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Magical Nights

Have you ever had a night, where you made love to a point where you were not aware of your presence in that space, when you did not even think of where you were, what time or what day it was, where nothing mattered except for that high you were lost in. If you answer yes, then you had a magical night. Unfortunately they don’t last and are often a double edged sword, pointing straight to your heart.


Magical nights,
perfect still moments in a vanished haze,
let’s dance and move closer to touching,
magical nights,
a dreamtimes serendipitous delight,
my wondering minds glance into the darkness,
for one of those sweet and overwhelming,
magical nights.

Talk softly if not with sadness,
Eros unleashed one such magical night,
whisky drowning your lips and our souls,
a moment in time with occasion,
a sundrenched night of delight,
sanity prevailed if only like a candle light,
eyes bloodshot with bodies lost in the moment,
just a wild flower born on a night of worship,
without sun or rain it was nourished on our love.

You wrote me a letter,
slow breaths in an even slower silence,
cold mornings and lost picnics without sound,
you wrote me not to cry,
that you care,
that you must leave me,
send me a letter tell me you need me like I need you,
cold mornings without remorse,
let’s dance and touch,
hold me like you did once before,
feel your desire for a somewhere love once lived,
your body was on fire,
flowers drenched in our sweat,
another heart burned by another heartbeat,
you know I still love you,
I love you because I do,
just like a wild flower born on a night of worship.



fly away lost love


Original work
By Alexander Teligioridis
August 2010,
Melbourne Victoria.
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All alone without a song

Tell me that you need me,
tell me that you miss me,
a time fantastic long ago, over green hills to go,
cover yourself,
from the strangeness and the sometimes cold,
when you find yourself on your own,
tell me you know that you were wrong,
to hate so much without a thought,
a beautifully pale moon,
in some darkened sky,
all alone without a song.

Tell me that you need me,
tell me that you miss me,
don’t cry,
precious tears simply wasted,
write me a letter telling me your thinking,
thinking of our love long gone,
long gone but never trodden, never wrong.

I know I’ll always look to far horizons,
from within an agonizing loneliness,
lessen my heart-rending pain,
if you could only see me as I am,
or then again,
do whatever pleases you,
forgotten touches and tender kisses,
just a glimpse from a forgotten stage.


love withered flower


original prose
by Alexander Teligioridis
August 2010

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Hard mud underfoot

I think we all have these days, where everything seems black and white, when you do not want to make another decision, when you think of something unattainable and beautiful, like a dolphin asleep in peace and harmony, yes, we certainly do. This poem is about one of my days in the abyss.

Hard mud underfoot,
forsaken and forever trodden,
never relenting moments,
an anguish unsurpassed, both in time and intensity.

A lonely street lamp, alight in the dark of night,
a beacon to look up too, to follow,
to illuminate an otherwise grey day.

A futile mind, a futility crowned,
a seemingly hopeless disposition,
a light wind blows the litter in a darkened streetscape,
it is a warm breeze,
the only welcoming experience here.

I want to rest a little,
the ground trampled beneath,
excavations in my mind,
building a building, but I do not know why,
there is mud in my blood,
the light is no longer clean,
effervescent is the bitter cup of hemlock,
dripping slowly into my soul.
Somewhere, somehow, a dolphin is sleeping,
and a moon is full,
broken concrete littered with pots full of litter,
plants struggling, in need of love,
I can hear someone crying,
I think on the 16th floor,
a bright light is on up there, on the 16th floor.



grey forest mist mind


Original Poetry
by
Alexander Teligioridis
July 10 2010
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Goodness me, am I gracious?


pigs have attitude dude


It has been a long time since my last post and I am feeling a little down right about now. To cheer me up I have written a silly lighthearted piece that makes me smile. I wanted to call it pigs have an attitude dude, because it was going to be about a pig with megalomaniacal dreams. Any way it's finished up being what it is and I do hope you enjoy it. Have a great day where ever you are, Alex.


Goodness me, am I gracious?…


I’ve quickly reached the dizzy heights of an ecstatic mantra in conjunction with everlasting spirituality and enlightenment. My cosmic meandering in a vast void encompassing the whole universe is nothing short of a conceptual accelerator to bring about a heightened awareness and it is indeed an orgasmic experience to be savoured.

My spiritual re-birth is now at rest as I gaze into my inner being always consciously aware of anti-oxidants and clever little free radical rascals.
The reasons of all things conceptualised thus, are far flung into and amongst angst and decrepit mire of evil making. The only salvation of one’s soul is to gaze upon beauty within and try to understand not the workings of the internal combustion engine but contemplate its long term effect if we had to live without it. Not paying any heed to the meaningless and ravenous babbling of witless creatures that say differently
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original mayhem
by Alexander Teligioridis
July 2010
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Song Lyrics

Lyrics to a song that I wrote..

Desire

When you badly want someone,
it hurts to know you can’t have them,
the pain is intense, engulfing your whole body,
it becomes an OBSESSION....
Desire is often an obsession.





Chorus
repeated after every verse

Baby, I want to expire, (7)
Your love is my inspire, (6)
you’re my desire. (4) (you’re my one and only desire)


Verse 1
Loving you is my obsession, (8)
I get off on your aggression (8)
I want more of your reaction, (8)
Please make me your main attraction. (8)


Verse 2
Take me into your night tonight, (8)
No time to waste to be polite (8)
Unchain my passion show me how (8)
I can feel it’s true want it now. (8)


Verse 3
Gentle whispers, forgotten nights (8)
Everything’s seems fine it’s alright (8)
Let’s try to reach those endless heights (8)
Don’t let it end in bitter fights. (8)



Verse 4
Its all a funny deception (8)
I’m not even an (your) exception (8)
It’s time you moved and looked away (8)
Hurts too much to stay don’t delay (8)





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Alexander Teligioridis
June 2010
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Guess what I am?

Does anyone know what my little picture logo thingy is?

What could it be?


sunrise



here's a magnified view...
drum roll please...
I need to write some more to stop the answer appearing on the opening title. What a fine day we are having in downtown Melbourne.. The Blues are the dream machine in the AFL.. I love rain....
Ok now for the answer......
It's a new Dawn, what else could it be!!




a new Dawn
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We the human's




gotcha


In the name and for the sake of impropriety we need to become vigilant and dare I say it, vitriolic, in our cerebral attitudes towards multinational corporations. They are an overwhelming blight on our social and human privilege. They demean the consequence of individual endeavour and are simply a parasitic atrophy growing immeasurably at the expense of all who choose to try and understand them. It is my undeniable and genuine desire that there will come a time when no man, woman or child should ever again have to suffer at the hands and whims of these sanctimonious monolithic corporations.

mortage


Nor should anyone ever again have to tolerate the indignity of selling themselves for a remunerated abstract worth that is adjudicated by these corporations. We the human’s, are better than that. We do not need a 132 inch plasma television with built in 3D and 12.4 surround sound with speakers all imported from somewhere very far. No, we do not need any of these promoted and heavily advertised luxuries. I believe doors are overrated. Do you know the carbon footprint of a door? I wonder how many doors there must be in the world. Whoever says they need doors must, ergo, need these multinational bloodsucking, parasitic, soul destroying large rock or monolithic, a law onto themselves, corporations.

lock money funny


I for one can live without my 4wd gut buster with illumination.





Original funny prose
I hope,
by Alexander Teligioridis
June 2010.

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THE CLOUD CHILDREN

Here is the opening to a book I wrote about 20 years ago.





let me fly away


THE CLOUD CHILDREN.

In the inspired depths of the mind, contrary to all expectations there exists a world brimming with magic. To enter this world is similar to entering a dream, where joyous laughter is followed by lazy afternoons in luscious secret gardens. I entered this world one particularly hot summer’s night, the 12th of December 1933, eighty years to the day. I will never forget that date.
It was so long ago and so very far away, if only I had doubts about what I experienced, but I do not, and therefore have no hesitation telling you my story. The story is true as best as I can remember, sometimes I have taken the liberty to fill in some blanks but for the most part it is an accurate account of the events as they happened. My desire to chronicle this story should not be surprising, for my reasons are selfish, I want you to fall in love with my adventures as I have, and I want you to meet my friends who were always smiling and forever flaunting their childlike innocence.
My name is Jonathan Nathanial Smythe, or Nat for short. In 1933 I was sixteen years age and I lived with my family on our homestead in northeastern Australia. My home was and still is a dusty and hot land. It’s difficult to envisage spending one’s youth there but I learned to love it, as any sixteen year old would. Adventures and mishaps were on my daily list as I roamed, explored, and played, I loved every moment of every day. Our homestead was a cattle property; we had thousands of them and as a consequence the largest back yard you could possibly imagine. You can not envisage the enormity of a cattle station in outback Australia and the effect this isolated environment had on me as a young man. There was a time once that I thought I was invincible; I was convinced that I could stand in the path of a runaway herd and single handedly bring them to a halt. I was tough, or so I thought, the outback did not scare me, the snakes were afraid of me, and the sun above minded where I stood. I knew the whole lot, I knew everything, and there was nothing you could say to me that I did not already know. I was everything to everyone in my special world, and so many years ago and so very far away.
As I look around today at what is left, my heart sinks in sadness to think that this was once a proud homestead. It is all gone now, weathered into the ground and what ever is left is rusting away in a last act of defiance. The house where I first saw her, the out buildings, the sheds, that massive barn where as a young man I had so many mischievous adventures they have all gone. It all seems like a bygone dream from another era, from another planet still more....

Well, what do you think?

.



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Alexander Teligioridis
May 2010
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I am a proud Pontian Greek Australian.

I am an Australian with a Greek Pontian heritage. I love to listen to Kazantzidis (a Greek singer that encapsulated the Greek soul from the early 1950’s till his recent death) singing in Pontian, because I feel the pain and desperation of a whole generation in those lyrics. Mainly my parents lament, because they were young, war torn, desperate and hungry and left their families to try to make a better life for themselves and to also help those they were leaving behind. My father was 18 years old and came to Australia about 1954 with my uncle who was even younger than him. They knew no-one, they could not speak English, and all they knew of Australia was what they saw in some brochure for an immigration recruitment drive by the Australian government. They came here in the thousands, all of them with the same idea to help their families and themselves. They congregated in small hovels mainly in Fitzroy, Abbotsford and Collingwood. (suburbs in inner city Melbourne) They worked hard drank ouzo played backgammon, smoked like chimneys, sent part of their earnings back home, and listened to the songs of the era.
Songs that spoke of loneliness for home and family, songs that spoke of forbidden love, songs that spoke of down trodden nights in strange rooms, and I think Stelios Kazantzidis was one of the greatest exponents of his time because his songs were the most poignant. I grew up in that environment and I have the utmost respect for the hardships they endured, but also for the music of that era most of all.

It is etched in my mind, being about 7 years old with my parents at some Greek dance watching the oldies just for once in their lives being at ease with everything around them as the music, the dancing, and the Pontian fire in them, and in me, drove it all. You see I am a proud Australian to Greek parents with a Pontian heritage. (google Pontian or go to wikepedia for more info) We lived in a small home in Abbotsford that my parents owned and in every bedroom there was a different family. It was crowded, noisy with little privacy but a house full of love and respect. We celebrated name days, birthdays, Christmas, Easter, and a myriad of other feasts and all of them with plenty of lamb, veggies, salads, bread, beer, ouzo, laughter, Pontian music and that obligatory Pontian dancing. I weep when I think about it and how wonderful it was for my uncle and his family knocking on the door at midnight coming inside our home singing and dancing to wish us all a happy Easter, and he was sober. I weep because I miss it and I know my son will never experience it. I weep because as a community we are, or already have, lost that ethic that bound us and made us stronger. You see now why I am a proud Pontian Greek Australian. I had the best of both worlds to be raised in this wonderful and best country on the planet, a country that I love more than any other, and to be blessed by my rich and loving heritage.
I am a proud Pontian Greek Australian.




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Alexander Teligioridis
April 2010
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A poisonous devotion.

A poisonous devotion.

Or, how I lied to myself about a perceived truth that was never true.
A poem about love never conceived but simply dreamt about in the harrows of a darkened loneliness.


cloud alone grey


Tis not simply a mere woman that I behold before me,
nor is she a most reverend sanguine leaf of gold,
this maybe so, for she could be my love,
for she is what I want.


To announce it out loud,
with audacious impertinence resolved,
no, not a whisper, simply an intention bestowed,
this may well be a tender moment in my mind,
unfortunately for me, it is a solemn lament foretold.


Tis you I want and need to hold,
indeed tis you that I do not possess,
not unlike silver threads intertwined in my soul,
nothing of significance bequeathed,
nothing to dream about,
lest I start to believe in these dreams,
this forbidden chalice,
remains a far and distant dawn.


withered flower poison love


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April 2010.

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