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manifesto
manifesto
cant think of anything poetic rn
For they complement moments of happiness, affection, grief, praise, in ceramic vases as a simple centerpiece in order to add beauty to a setting. They seem to appear most beautiful when tucked between the curve of your ear or framing a crown on your head in equated colors. Beauty coordinating beauty is quite breathtaking. It is difficult to decipher which ornament makes the other appear more alluring. The sight of you with hued florets laid neatly on your hair was blooming. Florescence in clusters- I have lost my train of thought as each feature leaves me at awe.
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 10:24 AM UTC
Flowers In Your Hair
Like the ashes on cigarette, I fall. It left traces of its remnants on your mouth. The horrible, horrible taste of tobacco, tasting as they smell. And yet I still craved the flavor of the cigarette, as well as your mouth. Two parlous vices which I wanted to have until I couldn't breathe. Like the ashes on cigarette, I burn The fire would ignite from within me, fueled by your clout presence and burn the old, stalwart bridges of decade-old friendships. It burns fields of daisies and carnations that I have tried to bloom. I am self-destructing in your consent, you do not seem to mind. Like the ashes on cigarette, I am thrown away Forgotten on a pale ashtray, a ruined, ugly reminder You pay no mind to the now apathetic, rolled up paper as you reach for another stick in your pack, I had failed to notice that I was merely the first one you have consumed.
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 3:18 PM UTC
SMOKE.
Had you known how I lived, Would you then understand the meaning of true despair; Undressed, Unkept, Unloved, Deprived. A quick fix, probably. Roses should have little meaning for you. Beautiful, even if it is only for a time. Show affection to it by passing it around Bought by one lover and given to the next. Let it wilt, Let the bright petals fade to grey, To brown, To black. Feel the once soft texture against your fingertips Turn brittle and delicate. So brittle, it can barely hold itself together. Affection for a time For it held little significance, Merely a tool for the wrong kind of love. A rose longs to be preserved. To have its beauty kept While it is at its most radiant form, In between pages of classic literature or poetry, Or cold glasses made of glycerine. Adore it in the long time, not just for a while. I speak of roses As though they were human. I speak for I am shattered.
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Oct 31, 2016
Oct 31, 2016 at 1:54 AM UTC
Preserving Affection
We were never a fan of dialogues. At the other end of the street I would watch her
 Each Monday, carrying a new book every time. I didn't like to read.
 I preferred music, in my opinion Was the equivalent of a book Each telling a story. The cup of coffee in my hand felt as warm as my heart As I blew the hot liquid from the brim of the cup
 And take a picture of her with the smoke that frames her body. I wrote short poems of how captivating her beauty was On the greasy table napkins provided for the coffee tables 
Producing a different piece each time. Her mouth would move as she read the words, Mumbling lines of incoherent sentences I could not decipher.
 At times I would see a smile break out on her face And I would find myself consumed in slight envy. Would she have smiled at the words I've written for her? She was a song, I was a poem. She was first written on smooth paper, A thoughtless idea jotted in messy handwriting Soon expanding into a verse and chorus Written over and over again, Revised by experts, reviewed until perfection,
 Interpreted by bassists, guitarists, drummers, and vocalists Appreciated repeatedly through the stereos of listeners As they capture each beat and tempo. She was flawless. I was a poem. I was rewritten in a single document copy Renamed and revised From the greasy fingers tapping away on keyboards Typed and deleted, Typed and deleted. 
Frustrating the writer as they could never get an idea out of me Leaving me in a file hidden in the folders of an old computer Unfinished and waiting to be opened. I was a mess in unorganized stanzas of ideas,
 Lines which no one will have the audacity to read, 
A waste of time, Flawed. She was the perfection in every imperfection An artwork that you could only love through the eyes. A piece which I Wanted in my own. I watched her again silently and wondered Is it possible to love someone you've only admired from afar?
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Oct 27, 2016
Oct 27, 2016 at 11:02 PM UTC
Muted
We were never a fan of dialogues. At the other end of the street I would watch her
 Each Monday, carrying a new book every time. I didn't like to read.
 I preferred music, in my opinion Was the equivalent of a book Each telling a story. The cup of coffee in my hand felt as warm as my heart As I blew the hot liquid from the brim of the cup
 And take a picture of her with the smoke that frames her body. I wrote short poems of how captivating her beauty was On the greasy table napkins provided for the coffee tables 
Producing a different piece each time. Her mouth would move as she read the words, Mumbling lines of incoherent sentences I could not decipher.
 At times I would see a smile break out on her face And I would find myself consumed in slight envy. Would she have smiled at the words I've written for her? She was a song, I was a poem. She was first written on smooth paper, A thoughtless idea jotted in messy handwriting Soon expanding into a verse and chorus Written over and over again, Revised by experts, reviewed until perfection,
 Interpreted by bassists, guitarists, drummers, and vocalists Appreciated repeatedly through the stereos of listeners As they capture each beat and tempo. She was flawless. I was a poem. I was rewritten in a single document copy Renamed and revised From the greasy fingers tapping away on keyboards Typed and deleted, Typed and deleted. 
Frustrating the writer as they could never get an idea out of me Leaving me in a file hidden in the folders of an old computer Unfinished and waiting to be opened. I was a mess in unorganized stanzas of ideas,
 Lines which no one will have the audacity to read, 
A waste of time, Flawed. She was the perfection in every imperfection An artwork that you could only love through the eyes. A piece which I Wanted in my own. I watched her again silently and wondered Is it possible to love someone you've only admired from afar?
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In a world painted black and white, my vision blends into a shade of gray. The colors swirl in a clockwise motion, as if rejecting the mixture of pigments. Slowly, they fuse into a solid gray tincture. It is a beautiful color. The right amount of black and white still evident, yet the trait to be a distinctive color remains. In a world painted black and white, we are opted to pick a side. Two completely different beliefs, standing upon their own ethical points. I am caught in between and seek answers. We ask and wonder where we belong. But for now, I will dwell in the blotches of gray in the divisions of monochrome.
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Oct 8, 2016
Oct 8, 2016 at 11:59 PM UTC
Conflict In Monochrome
despite his black eyes, his soul contains the entire spectrum of colors;
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Sep 30, 2016
Sep 30, 2016 at 3:52 AM UTC
Untitled
Bright eyes turn dull, wide smiles become pursed lips and frowns. The hands which used to send jolts of electricity through me become brushes of strangers in crowded streets. My heart no longer aches for you, nor do your eyes consume my thoughts - No, not like before. You point out the elephant in the room, I nod and agree that it's time to go. It was a good few months. Maybe it was too rushed or at the wrong time, maybe it was someone else. But nothing was the same anymore.
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Sep 30, 2016
Sep 30, 2016 at 3:49 AM UTC
falling in and out of love;