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margot-1
margot-1
28/F/Frankfurt
A bowstring stretched, in claret dipped, Bestowing smile upon а white day, That's when my heart was slightly chipped And winter got away A dark dress wraps around my body I thumb through periwinkle leaves The words wore nothing gaudy But for a trace, that sunshine gives The iris greenery of my eyes Is praying to the queen, who stars chalk In pupils the kingly light abides Until the rays replace a warning moonbroch And with this granted magic for a night That's piercing a human vision Like ruby roses pierce the soil under the might Of а happening high above celestial collision I'll plant to blossom Milky Ways And let the stained glas branch out to startle Most souls grow dim in a dairy haze Kaleidoscope like yours ****** with a sparkle A hand on marble fences, Embracing all my senses
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Apr 13, 2019
Apr 13, 2019 at 3:47 PM UTC
“Chipped Magic” (To Rumplestiltskin)
They want to have you in their pictures, And squeeze your fingers, thin like guitar strings To play the lead role in the poet’s scriptures And fit your chest gap like Saturn does its rings. They will throw sugar in your tea; Invent a sweet nickname to call you by. Eventually they’ll tear off your neck the key While renting space under your amber sky. On Halloween they’ll party at the railway station Tell me, are there any lonely ghosts to foster? Watch spooky souls fill up the autumnal duration I bet it’s fun to parent one shy fluffy monster It must be staggering to see you so devout To thoughts you sow and songs you reap. How many romances does one write out To finish songs that lull my heart to sleep? That crystal ball in ginger’s hand.. I wonder what it’s for? Is it an import from Red Planet where only dreamers land? If so, how many smuggled feelings does it store? I know, I will some day recycle This dream of mine, a poet’s wish Into a new desire, say, for a brand new unicycle And once I get it, I’ll go search for a goldfish. I’ll pick an urban goldfish from the pond, And hand it to a girl, smiling with glee It’ll grant her any wish due to our special bond,  Pray she won’t waste it on a music deity, like me!
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Apr 9, 2019
Apr 9, 2019 at 1:55 PM UTC
Amber skies
Two friends, two lively runaways Skin tinted light bulb white- A vague starched contrast to pistachio Mays So many tides of turquoise fears Lave rooted feet in flight unseen thus far In moon parade resulted earthly years Few never landing kites are brushed against a shooting star Wait! Now listen. There he comes. Vein lianas pierce his pale wrists- Pan plants steps on earthy lumps - This straying soul the aging still resists You may spot him in a forest Leaving seasoned feral brae With some berries wild in August, Sweetening strangers' welcomed stay "Have you seen my Darling, boys? She wears ribbons in her hair Darns old lovely teddy toys Pray this life to her is fair." "No, but say the author tells the truth Lives your Wendy in a city And her children know the sooth They are little, yet so gritty" Peter smiled :"Well, then I will bring them all They'll attend the fairies' ball! Now close your eyes and let us fall If muffled in a fairy dust no harm will ever you befall Onward, over a forgotten cave Peter's flute in silence lays Upward for a foggy cradle crave Three flying figures in ablaze
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 12:28 PM UTC
“Evil Peter Pan”
We lie amidst Ripe mountain herbs, The nightingale has just begun its summer trill, This hymn for golden vocal cords Composed no owner of a writing quill So sweet were melodies produced That I mistook the front row lady’s cheap perfume For blossoms, above which haunting hornets mused; For an aroma of our Shakespeare love in bloom. The serenading cardboard creatures – Those thieve their voice from birds with no address. Meanwhile a glass raised in a playhouse features But colored water, as red as gipsy’s dress. When the last spectator goes, Having not found at least one genuine sun, As actors, we recede into descending roles; Electric blood in lamps’ capillaries feels numb.   A lovely ladybug, I doubt, I will ever catch, A lifelike flower, dipped in a painting fusion: All this, fine artists tenderly attach   To lifeless decorations, for aid they do us in a willful staged illusion. Three burnt sienna pearls run down your spine Yet after a big round of applause These jewels are no longer signs of the divine, But witches’ marks or, rather, unalluring flaws. After the play I went to buy a notebook from my shopping list To store the overgrowing verses, such as these; A sheet of paper guarantees To treat them like extinguishing bees Cashiers ****** the change into my hand, You purchased hothouse roses with; And up those pretty useless beauties stand In someone’s vase, whose name remains a myth. They give me back those polished dimes You traded for a pair of shoes. I’ve seen you marshal through onstage lifetimes, Yet to disclose personas’ traces the theater walls refuse. Your chocolate hair has just fallen from the hairdresser’s hand,– That’s how I know the summer’s coming to a bitter end.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 7:02 PM UTC
“A fictional confession”
We lie amidst Ripe mountain herbs, The nightingale has just begun its summer trill, This hymn for golden vocal cords Composed no owner of a writing quill So sweet were melodies produced That I mistook the front row lady’s cheap perfume For blossoms, above which haunting hornets mused; For an aroma of our Shakespeare love in bloom. The serenading cardboard creatures – Those thieve their voice from birds with no address. Meanwhile a glass raised in a playhouse features But colored water, as red as gipsy’s dress. When the last spectator goes, Having not found at least one genuine sun, As actors, we recede into descending roles; Electric blood in lamps’ capillaries feels numb.   A lovely ladybug, I doubt, I will ever catch, A lifelike flower, dipped in a painting fusion: All this, fine artists tenderly attach   To lifeless decorations, for aid they do us in a willful staged illusion. Three burnt sienna pearls run down your spine Yet after a big round of applause These jewels are no longer signs of the divine, But witches’ marks or, rather, unalluring flaws. After the play I went to buy a notebook from my shopping list To store the overgrowing verses, such as these; A sheet of paper guarantees To treat them like extinguishing bees Cashiers ****** the change into my hand, You purchased hothouse roses with; And up those pretty useless beauties stand In someone’s vase, whose name remains a myth. They give me back those polished dimes You traded for a pair of shoes. I’ve seen you marshal through onstage lifetimes, Yet to disclose personas’ traces the theater walls refuse. Your chocolate hair has just fallen from the hairdresser’s hand,– That’s how I know the summer’s coming to a bitter end.
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Héroes You and I, You and I – Are heroes who are misaligned With countries, guilty of restraint With folks, born under quite a different reign With foreign thought repertoires That couple monolingual stars; With fledged serenading creatures Behind shut windows of indifferent teachers, And alien, dry air in one’s chest, Deserting lungs after the heart had been undressed. Yet for a brief period of time Whilst a busker performed for a dime There was a pact between jet setters: To roam the Roman soil no matter What it takes, for it has been professed That we embark on this exhilarating quest. As much a blessing as it is curse, It has no expiration date, unlike this verse. Dear designer of a multi-universe! Please make, at last, a place come forth Where writers, both rereading Keats, Could start a revolution on your paper sheets Would you allow? Might never know, because for now... ...You and I, you and I Are festive effigies they call their shrine. Rising above confetti-covered streets, We regenerate to liberating pagan beats. Who knows, perhaps, this self-repeating theme Is, indeed, a dream within a dream; Perhaps.. The nightly waves after demise Are morning rays that make up the sunrise.
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Mar 31, 2019
Mar 31, 2019 at 12:58 PM UTC
Heroes
One autumn evening on my phone screen Appeared an exquisite music ad: Pine-thin, with eyes – distilled blue gin, marine– There chased someone a British lad. Amidst the turquoise color, the deck of hearts he serenaded; And even though he was untouched by morning ray, And even though he stood in pensive thoughts so deeply barricaded – This hardly cheapened his array. His voice committed a break-in Into my catalogue of outmoded dreams: As soon as music penetrates my skin I feel as if we’ve synchronized bloodstreams. The queen of hearts may one day cease to reign Won’t cease the magic of a boy with hazel mane.
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Mar 31, 2019
Mar 31, 2019 at 12:46 PM UTC
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