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John Willy Kopperud[wipperud]


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Page: 5 : 4 : 3 : 2 : 1 Autumn Leaves : Never seem to leave Poetry 2015-03-20 (3500 hits) Beauty : along the way Poetry 2014-11-23 (3605 hits) Another : Notion Poetry 2014-09-20 (3860 hits) Which : Window Poetry 2014-09-19 (3783 hits) Peek : A Boo Poetry 2014-07-28 (3847 hits) Priorities : Of The Season Poetry 2014-07-08 (5332 hits) If There : Was No Pretense Poetry 2014-04-20 (6680 hits) Gepettos Legion : On The Move Poetry 2014-03-04 (7502 hits) An Officer's Family : Portraits Poetry 2014-02-06 (3966 hits) Bless : The Acoustics Poetry 2013-12-16 (6212 hits) Did you : zigzag Poetry 2013-12-14 (3658 hits) Ever : Onwards Poetry 2013-11-24 (3739 hits) Excerpt : fron one Midsomer Murders dialogue Poetry 2013-10-23 (4628 hits) Pretwüliglihn : As A Boy Personals 2013-06-18 (5403 hits) From the chronicles of : Pretwüliglinh, forrester of Crohda Prose 2013-06-16 (6540 hits) Rear Mirror : Reflection Poetry 2013-05-26 (3928 hits) Just a bit : out of place Personals 2013-05-20 (3815 hits) Dawn : In The Park Poetry 2013-05-15 (3664 hits) Odd Numbers : In The Milky Way Poetry 2013-05-11 (4000 hits) Do you still wonder : how art and love survives? Poetry 2013-04-12 (3904 hits) Spring will come : soon Poetry 2013-03-23 (4812 hits) In Perspective : On the Eighth of March Poetry 2013-03-08 (3789 hits) Voices : -noises Poetry 2013-03-03 (4777 hits) Muse : Amuse Poetry 2013-01-25 (5379 hits) Fond : Flashes Poetry 2013-01-23 (4332 hits) Evening : In Wintertime Poetry 2012-12-20 (5087 hits) Jerusalem Within : and Without my Dreams Poetry 2012-12-09 (6286 hits) Just : A Minute Poetry 2012-12-01 (4358 hits) Green : when first seen Poetry 2012-10-27 (13604 hits) 1812 : At Long Last Poetry 2012-06-17 (4796 hits) This Loophole : allows Poetry 2012-06-14 (4302 hits) Humanity : Sporting Brains Poetry 2012-06-10 (4368 hits) Time has passed, : but nevertheless Poetry 2012-06-03 (4440 hits) Epic Summer : Lullaby Poetry 2012-05-27 (4184 hits) My : Sweet Poetry 2012-05-23 (7338 hits) Pious Rebel : -Aroused Evangelist? Poetry 2012-05-13 (4305 hits) The Fortunate Ones : Daughters And Sons Poetry 2012-05-05 (4626 hits) Holy : Holy Poetry 2012-04-29 (5690 hits) On : His Return Poetry 2012-04-08 (4410 hits) In awe : I did observe Poetry 2012-04-01 (3042 hits) With : In Poetry 2012-01-10 (4099 hits) Time : and Again Poetry 2011-12-31 (4686 hits) Observation : On A Wall Poetry 2011-09-16 (6355 hits) Crowded : by the lake Poetry 2011-08-23 (4858 hits) The Ivory Tower : is threatening to fall, Mr.Cameron Poetry 2011-08-13 (4977 hits) Paper : May Come In Handy Poetry 2011-08-07 (5292 hits) Massacre : On The Isle Poetry 2011-07-24 (6788 hits) Love : will tear us apart Poetry 2011-06-10 (7882 hits) You should wear : nothing but a smile Poetry 2011-05-19 (3382 hits) Report from : a parkbench Poetry 2011-05-17 (5755 hits) Page: 5 : 4 : 3 : 2 : 1	Page: 13 : 12 : 11 : 10 : 9 : 8 : 7 : 6 : 5 : 4 : 3 : 2 : 1 Thanks, Felix and Edilberto ! Thank you for your generous response Hola, Edilberto! Well written, learned and highly interesting! Unsentimental approach Magnificence Interesting to an outsider Somber Skyline Packed with significance Mistaken Walking through fire Romulus! That sleepy watch That sleepy watch Put your whalesuit on I thank you, my readers! Water Scratch my steel inforcements Shellborne dreams The original American spirit Dysfunctional Harmony Romulus! A bout of shamanism Loneliness Hola, Edilberto! Romulus! From all of me to all of you ...I do sense the necessity of expressing it this way. Response to Dan, Ion and Sydney Words Summer Holiday Another side of Sydney Natural things Two sides of a perfect coin. More to come Bashô? Pain, fire and love Feed the birds, tuppence a bag. Starry, starry night Lunacy or "Lunacy"? Rare, medium,and... Tom Waitz... Enjoy your weekend, Monica! Felix! I wish you a most pleasant weekend! Speedy response Yeah, people, drop out of the rat race! Camelia Thanks, Sydney and Edilberto and my special regards to Dan and Romulus! Resigned on the British box Keep writing, Dan, I know you're capable. Her horrible dark nipple Proud of having you as my translator The crossing About the pollution of Narnian soil Ah, Beautiful Elevator No shuteye Going forth... Solidarity! Very last suggestion (Sign)ificant Deviant? From what? It happens a bit faster than the contributions, doesn't it? Please... Allow me... If he cries then let him go The art of no nonsense Making sense? Passenger K. Is that Mr. Beckett knocking on the door? Ion and Camelia! Body and Soul Terror? Water of Gods And a merry Easter to you, too! requiem (for horn and lute) Long Cut ask the I Loved You Aspider in the middle of the night The ruins that matter Stuff Coming ashore Waking up Coming Ashore Coming Ashore The Rite of Spring Waking up the clerks' ball Numbness Astonished Eye Facing the Mirror womanhood Icarus womanhoood womanhoood Romart Evening The Meeting The Meeting Fat dogs, thin dogs ivory towers ivory towers Farinelli (Nr.3) Farinelli no timing no timing A white helmet and a child in the rain Now=Just a Sec Where are those who are mot Anymore? To Hang by Reflection To Hang by Reflection Words THE OTHER You knew how to measure fashion show fashion show Seal seal Doctor meets pelican humble poem of dizzydents The joy of noise Urbanization Throb The wind and I Thw wind and I From beyond To you The Invisible Menace To you The Candle The Candle Tigers on horses Words wearing boots blackbird The Candle The Candle Words wearing boots summer ball The wheels of time In the Belly of The Beast In the Belly of The Beast In the Belly of The Beast Continuosuly At all times unknown Calm or passionate? Lunchtime Duck A dream of kings Unlocked Incontinent happening An emotional poem Dunno Dunno Got nothing Life is... Got nothing Haiku Come All Ye Space Cadets Haiku Signs white nights in Bucharest harquebus Civilization Having your cupcake and eating it too Nicht hinauslehnen Embalmed Nicht hinauslehnen Secularism and the French revolution Nicht hiauslehnen Making love with shadows Take this apple back Any Body this laughing Houses of the Holy A short history of vodka A short history of vodka In the land of fairies Kaaba (haiku) Just Focus Senses Philippenes, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Panama Elegy To my readers Met To my readers Die Flasche ist leer The crash factor The echo of my soul Nostalgia phenylbutazone "The crash factor" The story of a near-sighted angel A new order? Cracked fish eyes phenylbutazone I'm moving fast Turtles The 4 horsemen Thank you phenylbutazone phenylbutazone Page: 13 : 12 : 11 : 10 : 9 : 8 : 7 : 6 : 5 : 4 : 3 : 2 : 1	The Chimney sweeper Poetry by William Blake Fragment 52 Poetry by Sappho You've got to hide your love away Poetry by JOHN LENNON Jabberwocky Poetry by lewis carroll Berket and the Stars Poetry by William Carlos Williams With God on our side Poetry by Robert Allen Zimmerman It seems so long ago Poetry by Leonard Cohen Howl Poetry by Allen Ginsberg Alternative version It's all over now, baby blue Poetry by Robert Allen Zimmerman

Biography John Willy Kopperud First years spent in various towns surrounding the Oslo fiord. Grew up in a suburb east of the city, both near to and withdrawn from my numerous peers. Significantly radicalized at the age of fourteen. Grew disappointed with the revolution and signed up for the magical mystery autumn 69. Radicalized once more. Dropped out once more. Fairly well educated during the 80's and 90's. Poetry? Off and on, I'd say. Besides poems I have weitten both pop lyrics (plus lyrics for contemporary music)and short stories. What moves me? Imagination I guess. Imagination should not contradict everyday life (and the other way around.) I must hold forth that good old Willie S. has quite a point when he gives fair warning regarding "The man who hath no music in himself." Music? I have mentioned pop lyrics - to be more precise - most of these are connected to the singer/songwriter tradition. Concrete and melodious music. I have also been active in another musical area, in the crossroad between music and noise. This is not academic sheet-music, it's rather built on improvisation and momentary exploration. Later on the product has been technically modified. Roar Borge My accomplice in the project "Fisk på Disc" available with the MP3 Album "School of fish'n'chips" through the net-distrubutor, TibProd. He has done the producing in his home studio on his own computer. The album is no. 53 in the companys catalogue and the address is : http://www.tibprod.com. Ten tracks on the net for you to download. Be my guests! My wife, Kristin, is responsible for some very nice poetic lyrics. For some of that material I have written pop/singer-songwriter music. Married to my life companion at the age of 33.One child. We live in a suburb some six kilometers from where I grew up. Career: No big deal. Life: Good. Hardships: Yes Happiness: Yes.

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