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DylanWhisman
DylanWhisman
20/M Dylan Whisman is my name. Whether these poems are my own doing, or that they find me through holes in me, here they are for you to read. My poems are about myself, nature, love, hate and my daily observations. They are the words behind our sighing.
I indulge the evening. I indulge the evening with a savory cup of tea, percolated evergreen whistling the sensual cup of tea. For one could easily cast their gaze and jilt off into busy streets, but you warm my heart, my hairy toes and pour into me rivers of rumination. Seeds of life and sweaty bees, a ***** fingernail's eastern breeze, Nile River hands and feet of Euphrates, the born creators of our cities. Of Light! Of Cheer! Many faces here. ***** hands that toil away to catch the lightning of the day; and i do so in a way for we all love a good tease. Primordial forces sing in May to bring the sun to all who play; and I do so in a way, for burning eyes study in pairs. Children of the rice field run away to chase the dragons of dismay; and i do so in a way, for flaming sunsets draw near. Winds of travel and salty seas, a distant wanderers expertise Mt. Fuji's sight, the sound of Ganges, within one sip I arrive with ease. In Light! In Cheer! I am it! I am here! I indulge the evening. I indulge the evening and watch the flickers of the chocolate sky, Sweet and smoldering, the coming febrile sky; as the night dims low she sneaks through the window. Shamelessly in standing ovation, I greet the moon still tasting of Earth and her endless overtones.
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 4:58 AM UTC
Song of the Evening
I spoke to a girl with questions. Silky black hair up like a pine tree, cappuccino skin studying me perusing thoughts like vinyl sleeves. Petite and slouched against the wall I did not catch her name, cozy aimless no-name. New star, squinting glances, eyes rolling around like owls. My beard was brustling like a wildfire up my cheeks. Maple eyes, oaky eyes, ebony eyes, rosewood eyes, burning the dead wood within me.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 3:15 AM UTC
Dead Wood
Heed not the mask they wear nor the color of skin and hair, to hide and scare is the tactic of shadows. The invisible hands that cling to all the words that shout and sing, like a virus to a cell it feeds. Though in virtue it appeals far intentions conceal; see through eyes that are taken. Fierce souls once tried in vain, now shackled, the mind of Cain, they shall see no other. It is quite a site to see the stricken children, bourgeoisie, the loop, it pulls ever tighter. The leash of will soon the noose that kills, the birds in the trees all scatter. But to hang in the gallows is all very shallow, for the just retain no hospitality.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 3:02 AM UTC
Heed Not The Mask They Wear
The text is buzzing my eyes new and fuzzy, in my hands the last breath of ten thousand winners. The inkwell is half empty candles flickering gently, the moon rests her head and pours a lavishing smile. The pages glowing fiercely yet my intent sincerely, through snowy fingers she snickers I've stolen her eye shadow once more. By dawn we are full of intrigue for we choose to bear this fatigue; my dear we haven't slept in weeks.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 2:55 AM UTC
Lunar Eye Shadow
The trees outside are jivin' and I'm in here beside 'em askin' what's going on tonight. "The party's at eleven, they'll be playin' Bill Evans, why don't you bring yourself over?" "Wigglin' roots all night bare feet should suffice," under the violet sky smilin'. The pines seem alright, archaic, a lil blight, this room is getting stuffy. So I slip out the back followin' scents of cognac, there be a fete in the greenbelt tonight. Creakin' the wooden gate I am called upon my fate, I, am of the roots now. And all the foliage rejoice each their own peculiar voice for I'm just in time, so are we. As the clock strikes eleven stridin' down from heaven he takes his seat once more.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 2:45 AM UTC
Wigglin' Roots
When you flick the lever does it strain you? Does it stave you? So agonizingly close to the truth? Cynical is the nature. Mame to **** fool not fill, mind over will. To quarter intrinsically, Stutter intellectually, Engrosse enternally. Oh untimely vapire! Vibrent like the moon how you steal from the heavens, iluminating the path of shadows! You! Sending mankind to the gallows! Oh promises you gave were shallow! Every like every follow, will this only end in sorrow?
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Jun 2, 2018
Jun 2, 2018 at 2:30 AM UTC
Skinner's Box
Hook of emotion, line suspended thoughtfully, sinker feels the thought.
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Apr 9, 2018
Apr 9, 2018 at 11:44 PM UTC
Gone fishing
Muse of yonder laid me rapt, faded in her nape 'twas the golden sun. "Pull back the drapes and weave your path, may thy wisdom reach you now and then." Wet with sound, cosmic hum, we mapped the rosy hills blooming from the storm. With honeydew eyes I awoke and laughed, dawn shineth through a window open.                                                                            - Dylan Whisman
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Mar 29, 2018
Mar 29, 2018 at 6:45 PM UTC
Muse of Yonder
Midst a forest of harps, the primordial bard rouses the chords which woke the first of man, curling my beard with warm enchanted fingers. Fingers that plucked the light of Lyra, conducted campfires of olden drifters and seers, lifted autumn's leaves into the annual dusky blush . The evening caress scatters Sahara sand and sea salt within the fiery blooming brush. A crackling twist sparks a synapse in the shadows, a terrestrial muse speaks softly, and leaves the world humming.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 12:35 AM UTC
Zephyrus
Night is reticent and devious, the blue jays sang this morning, now we dwell with Orpheus, through the evening we lie in mourning. Twilight chattering through the trees, the owl echoes an omen, we perish in memories and never live our moments.
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Nov 10, 2017
Nov 10, 2017 at 2:31 PM UTC
Morii