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matheus-peleteiro
matheus-peleteiro
Just a brazilian writer trying to learn English.
We grew up And I remember that you used to Contemplate dead stars that have not lost their shine And to say that the Three Sisters were the most beautiful in the universe because they were always together - like us. I remember that I used to delight in the smell of your strawberry hydrant which you passed through your entire body and I worried that I might miss a few words and make you don't talk to me for the rest of the week. I remember that you devoured books, ran like a lumpy cheetah and was always inciting me through trivial provocations. We grew up, we were hit by the ****** scent of life and we smell the money which makes us breathe as much as oxygen. Killer minds camouflaged by coaching speeches caught us by the wayside and the voices of the alleys taught us that to be a conqueror in truth was the worst way. We could have aged, but We stopped at the time. Now, we live in this eternal adulthood where we put a foot on a social footwear, and we leave the other barefoot in the land of never. We do not know the laws of the now and the laws of the future. We forged our own Law. We have no ideologies or identities, but we are everything to each other. For us, every day are punishments and gifts. We are our own executioners and liberators. But, several times, in moments of nostalgia and shame I wanna be that stupid boy again sitting on the beach by his side listening to Jack Johnson while boys shake giving their first kisses and the girls dream with a soulmate.
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 6:12 PM UTC
We grew up
We grew up And I remember that you used to Contemplate dead stars that have not lost their shine And to say that the Three Sisters were the most beautiful in the universe because they were always together - like us. I remember that I used to delight in the smell of your strawberry hydrant which you passed through your entire body and I worried that I might miss a few words and make you don't talk to me for the rest of the week. I remember that you devoured books, ran like a lumpy cheetah and was always inciting me through trivial provocations. We grew up, we were hit by the ****** scent of life and we smell the money which makes us breathe as much as oxygen. Killer minds camouflaged by coaching speeches caught us by the wayside and the voices of the alleys taught us that to be a conqueror in truth was the worst way. We could have aged, but We stopped at the time. Now, we live in this eternal adulthood where we put a foot on a social footwear, and we leave the other barefoot in the land of never. We do not know the laws of the now and the laws of the future. We forged our own Law. We have no ideologies or identities, but we are everything to each other. For us, every day are punishments and gifts. We are our own executioners and liberators. But, several times, in moments of nostalgia and shame I wanna be that stupid boy again sitting on the beach by his side listening to Jack Johnson while boys shake giving their first kisses and the girls dream with a soulmate.
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I was a child and had the world in My hands - I could do whatever i wanted with him. Today, I am an adult and the world has me In his hands I still have to know What he will do With me.
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 1:43 PM UTC
I was a child and had the world in my hands
Seriousness, maturity, composure and hopelessness: assumptions of an adult man metamorphosed into a beast. It is usually said that no serious man practices certain acts, but, the truth is that no serious man lives. The concept of integrity has been misrepresented, and today what makes us whole is the same thing that makes us stupid. Men who overrate for seriousness and integrity become dour, sad, "decent men". Composure deprives us of the flame that feeds the soul called inconstancy. There are also those who confuse good humor and sarcasm with constraints that merit respect. There are those who preach that you must be ruthless and never show weakness. There are those who say that all you need is a lot of pain and a person on the other side of the phone refusing your emergency call. But it is these same men who commit suicide because they have reined in. These are the ones who keep the world in an eternal free fall. Seriousness is the cowardice of not laughing at the ironies and the bad bits that life puts us. More than good image, seriousness deprives us of life. And that's why a lot of people die convincing themselves that roughness is a victory. Fool is the one who believes that seriousness presupposes respect, and kills wittyness. For even though most understand it this way, being conniving with it is stupid. Matheus Peleteiro
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 10:47 PM UTC
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I could never see a book as a literary critic sees I can never watch a film with the look of a movie buff I can never hear the beating of a heart with the ear of a cardiologist Many can. Many lose so much for so little, And like many others, Never get carried away by hedonism. And that's why there's so coldness in the ordinary men, That's why so many become cranky, frustrated or Suicides. And that distance that the "never" gives me It's what keep me away from boredom And from the smallness, that both Bothers me.
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Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016 at 2:42 PM UTC
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I need literature to escape Because sometimes the world Enjoy giving us a beating. And then, we wonder, Did we offended God? Or are just unlucky tides? I need literature to escape I do not know from where, maybe From myself, But I need it to fight With these boring and stressful routines of a common survivor, While people are diving In old conceptions Thinking about how everything seems so new. I need literature to escape, Because, Just as poetry Literature exists to make us forget ... From where even?
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 4:16 PM UTC
My only numbing
The implosion of myself Saturday nights reading *crime and Punishment* The whispering moans issued the streets no way out Dumb cries arose from behind the walls of the alleys Don't justified My literature or even The loneliness that I feel in my chest. All this Just helps me to believe That Nothing matters Until you Reframe The Nothing.
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Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 3:46 PM UTC
Reframe the nothing
Do you know what i hate in the old? Their ways of not seeing the new Their ways to not let the past Their ways of conserving what they think about the correct I also hate to think that, sometimes, The young people get old Too soon, And that time builds wise's, But time thrown out Constructs dead weights Walking. But they are not all. Sometimes it is possible to repair In some people, A spirit who Just born Again. The beauty of life is that It is renewed And then, The new and the old Intertwine.
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Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 3:43 PM UTC
Do you know what i hate in the old?
What else generates laughs It's what comes of sadness, It would be funny If it were not sad. What is most impressive It's what everyone already knows, It would be funny If it were not sad. What most distresses people Are the consequences of love, It would be funny If it were not sad. What generates more income for poets Are the tragedies reports Plucking joy of sad people, It would be funny If it were not a Poem.
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 2:37 PM UTC
If it were not sad
"You tell me i'm full of certainties, But i'm made by my own understandings And although it may appear to be sure, In my truth It has dubt. And that's why when it comes ahead It does not appear as an imposition, But always as a possible new way of seeing." Matheus Peleteiro
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 9:18 PM UTC
You tell me
In some point we are all the same. We are all the same empty bottom In an old navy jeans.
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 8:15 PM UTC
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