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LavendarMyLove
LavendarMyLove
17 I am very passionate in the fields of sociology, history, and literature. My poetry is personal, but I believe I make it vague enough that it can become personal to other people, too.
At times when there seems to be no time for rest, You become obliterated by the aggravation, Everyone else becomes a pest. The human gives you an invitation; to chose to become annoyed and if you accept it you than become employed; as a world-class *******
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 10:02 AM UTC
World-Class *******
Exhaustion at its finest. Noises blend together And there is no room for kindness. Feeling lighter than a feather; Heavier than a bull. Your being becomes the weather, the weather becomes your soul.
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 9:57 AM UTC
Exhaustion
. For some it is a poetic crime to ever use an imperfect rhyme. As the Emperor of enunciation I embrace differing pronunciation. So chain not words up in a prison let them go with their own rhythm. . © Pagan Paul (Sept 2015)
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 9:52 AM UTC
Poetic Bigotry
Liquid courage to numb the pain. Intoxicated to forget. Offbeat blood, sent from heart to vein. Returns with a guest, she just met. She closes up, leaves the bar clean. To her apartment, around three. In bed she lays, counting some sheep, That mock her, thinking she will sleep. She hears the crickets’ lonely beat. Reminding her of creeps she meets. Sometimes they have a potential start. But never truly go that far. Each night dealt with some other cards. But slowly starts to build up guard. She puts less time in her makeup. But drunks continue to pick up. She joins in shots, hopes to pass out. But in her head she hears the shouts. Her heart’s hunger for real love. Her clouded thoughts rise above. A newly turned insomniac. No longer sleeping on her back. Till curtains peek with starry eyes. So bright, leaves a forceful rise. Her sobs like strings of violin. A void no liquor can fill in. Despite how much she tries to drown. The aches resonate with shrill sounds. Another night, still found no one. A man enters, two drinks and done. She questions him, “What is the rush?” Always pulled into a quick crush. But never really tends to last. As he mumbles about his past. A bartender, like therapist. As alcohol reveals the gist. Now drunk and loud, he starts to shout. Before his crash, he raises doubt. He talks about, the best he lost. Always at home, waits for the toss. She cheers him up, when in a rut. He gets up again, “That **** mutt! To see her hurt, curled up in bed. I held her paw, up till her death.” The next night, slept pretty early. He was perfect, brown hair curly. Her eyes were lost, but not with lust. Enjoyed his smells, delicious must. A piece of her, became a part. Happy to save his sinking heart. Rescued him, he slept on her rug. Named Milo, her three-legged dog.
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Feb 1, 2018
Feb 1, 2018 at 5:19 PM UTC
The Bartender
Liquid courage to numb the pain. Intoxicated to forget. Offbeat blood, sent from heart to vein. Returns with a guest, she just met. She closes up, leaves the bar clean. To her apartment, around three. In bed she lays, counting some sheep, That mock her, thinking she will sleep. She hears the crickets’ lonely beat. Reminding her of creeps she meets. Sometimes they have a potential start. But never truly go that far. Each night dealt with some other cards. But slowly starts to build up guard. She puts less time in her makeup. But drunks continue to pick up. She joins in shots, hopes to pass out. But in her head she hears the shouts. Her heart’s hunger for real love. Her clouded thoughts rise above. A newly turned insomniac. No longer sleeping on her back. Till curtains peek with starry eyes. So bright, leaves a forceful rise. Her sobs like strings of violin. A void no liquor can fill in. Despite how much she tries to drown. The aches resonate with shrill sounds. Another night, still found no one. A man enters, two drinks and done. She questions him, “What is the rush?” Always pulled into a quick crush. But never really tends to last. As he mumbles about his past. A bartender, like therapist. As alcohol reveals the gist. Now drunk and loud, he starts to shout. Before his crash, he raises doubt. He talks about, the best he lost. Always at home, waits for the toss. She cheers him up, when in a rut. He gets up again, “That **** mutt! To see her hurt, curled up in bed. I held her paw, up till her death.” The next night, slept pretty early. He was perfect, brown hair curly. Her eyes were lost, but not with lust. Enjoyed his smells, delicious must. A piece of her, became a part. Happy to save his sinking heart. Rescued him, he slept on her rug. Named Milo, her three-legged dog.
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I Love You, My Rose.
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Feb 1, 2018
Feb 1, 2018 at 5:16 PM UTC
Love For My Rose
I am living as static amongst a chaotic mess I am living as shy amongst a world of socialites my sister, she is living as charisma she is living as the current I am living as a shadow, not to her, but something else I am living in fiction, as she makes them laugh with brilliant, life-time diction she is living as she goes, doing all things she knows she knows I am living half; she's whole I am living as a fool she is living half; I'm whole she is living as a fool I am living as I go doing all things I know I know she is living as a shadow, not to me, but something else she is living in fiction, as I make them laugh with brilliant, life-time diction I, her sister, am living as charisma I am living as the current she is living as static amongst a chaotic mess. she is living as shy amongst a world of socialites
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 8:55 PM UTC
Parallel
Why form an opinion if it hardly ever makes an intense difference? What difference? Exactly.
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 4:56 PM UTC
Untitled
Man this world makes me annoyed and happy and silly and corny and ***** and angry. But most of all, indifferent.
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 4:55 PM UTC
Indifferent.