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tucker-oryan
American I'm not a man; I'm just coming of age. My pen tells my story subtly more often than boldly. If you read, please listen.
Green grass along a cerulean sky             Sought I                          To write:                                       The perfect prose. Thoroughly I searched,              Yet my pad remained plain and pure          And quite unquenched. I strolled stolidly and walked wearily      To the water’s unexpected whims.                           Amusing as it were, well…                With its lacking of lapping—                                         Just somewhat lazy:                           For the wind blew blessedly refreshingly,           Yet the waves seemed scared to surface—                 Somewhat suspiciously. Then my ears caught quite a commotion      Coming from behind me:                           Chuckling and chasing squirrels                 Pounced past perched pigeons                 As if to bother the birds                 Because of blatant boredom. Deafeningly distracted became I        When all of a sudden            A fickle photographer focused her            Large lens                 Dangerously daringly in my direction.         Vainly I ventured to assume,            Yet I assuaged,                 And I moved                       Maturely… (as anyone should).            Pointed and positioned to the person of peace                             Placed in the park;          She snapped, and she snipped a picture or two             Inevitably to post on a wasted wall space. As the sun set,          To be clearly cliché,          I wrapped up my writings             On my once plain and pure pad.          Had it had eyes,              It would have gawked and glanced                 For my gaze in return:              “You call that a creation? Corny it is,                 Not at all concise.”               Carelessly content, I closed the cover                 Leaving my pad                       Quite unquenched.
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Dec 5, 2012
Dec 5, 2012 at 12:01 AM UTC
Quite Unquenched (in Memorial Park)
Green grass along a cerulean sky             Sought I                          To write:                                       The perfect prose. Thoroughly I searched,              Yet my pad remained plain and pure          And quite unquenched. I strolled stolidly and walked wearily      To the water’s unexpected whims.                           Amusing as it were, well…                With its lacking of lapping—                                         Just somewhat lazy:                           For the wind blew blessedly refreshingly,           Yet the waves seemed scared to surface—                 Somewhat suspiciously. Then my ears caught quite a commotion      Coming from behind me:                           Chuckling and chasing squirrels                 Pounced past perched pigeons                 As if to bother the birds                 Because of blatant boredom. Deafeningly distracted became I        When all of a sudden            A fickle photographer focused her            Large lens                 Dangerously daringly in my direction.         Vainly I ventured to assume,            Yet I assuaged,                 And I moved                       Maturely… (as anyone should).            Pointed and positioned to the person of peace                             Placed in the park;          She snapped, and she snipped a picture or two             Inevitably to post on a wasted wall space. As the sun set,          To be clearly cliché,          I wrapped up my writings             On my once plain and pure pad.          Had it had eyes,              It would have gawked and glanced                 For my gaze in return:              “You call that a creation? Corny it is,                 Not at all concise.”               Carelessly content, I closed the cover                 Leaving my pad                       Quite unquenched.
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Green grass along a cerulean sky Sought I To write: The perfect prose. Thoroughly I searched, Yet my pad remained plain and pure And quite unquenched. I strolled stolidly and walked wearily To the water’s unexpected whims. Amusing as it were, well… With its lacking of lapping— just somewhat lazy: For the wind blew blessedly refreshingly, Yet the waves seemed scared to surface— Somewhat suspiciously. Then my ears caught quite a commotion Coming from behind me: Chuckling and chasing squirrels Pounced past perched pigeons As if to bother the birds Because of blatant boredom. Deafeningly distracted became I When all of a sudden A fickle photographer focused her Large lens Dangerously, daringly in my direction. Vainly I ventured to assume, Yet I assuaged, And I moved Maturely… (as anyone should). Pointed and positioned to the person of peace placed in the park, She snapped, and she snipped a picture or two Inevitably to post on a wasted wall space. As the sun set, To be clearly cliché, I wrapped up my writings On my once plain and pure pad. Had it had eyes, It would have gawked and glanced For my gaze in return: “You call that a creation? Corny it is, Not at all concise.” Carelessly content, I closed the cover Leaving my pad Quite unquenched.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 6:57 PM UTC
Quite Unquenched
We live two lives, you and I That yield similar results ironically enough. You see, I crave attention from men: Scholars, athletes, wealthy, and always the attractive ones. My heart spots one that it wants and goes for him subtly. The nights end or begin--whichever--with entangled limbs, sweat-beaded foreheads, and then departure. As for you, You crave attention from men: Scholars, athletes, wealthy, and always the attractive ones. Your heart spots one that it wants and goes for him subtly. The nights end or begin--whichever--with entangled limbs, sweat-beaded foreheads, and then departure. You may ask what our differences would be. I crave attention because I'm not used to it. You crave attention because it's all you've ever head. Sadly, it seems, that we are both empty as the sky on a dry September afternoon
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Sep 11, 2012
Sep 11, 2012 at 4:22 PM UTC
Dry, September Afternoon
I'm tired. My eyes' lids droop, And a blink lasts longer than a split second. My feet are exhausted, And my ankles crack with a subtle twist. My skin feels ***** And my fingers notice a peculiar layer of film. My brain is slow, And it's difficult to ponder and write. My body has been worked, And it sighs to accompany a restless yawn.
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May 18, 2012
May 18, 2012 at 12:46 AM UTC
Worked.
Scream for me. Want me to be okay. Love me like your best with heart in chest And mind in hand, Sing to me a gracious cry of pity. Long for me to be by your side. Notice I'm gone. Call me your own. Be captivated by me.
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May 16, 2012
May 16, 2012 at 2:15 PM UTC
Love me.
Hold my heart. Love me like your own. Call my name and hold me tight. I just want Security and Clarity: Define them both just for me. Make me see that what I need is what you heed. There is Agony spending time with Longing: Forbearing each other within my soul with desperate whispers for more. Hope expands me as a well under earth Yearning to burst forth as a spring.
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May 16, 2012
May 16, 2012 at 2:09 PM UTC
The Boy Looking
I thought my affection was this, but it's just that. That's all. I tried to make this affection into something more, but it was in vain. I told myself, "I want that," but after the fact, I didn't. I wanted this.
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May 16, 2012
May 16, 2012 at 2:00 PM UTC
This and That
Poetry exceeds me and my wildest dreams. Ink and tree meet, but my mind missed the means: Fantasy traps my heart; Conviction steers the same Leaving its direction pathless as a gale-less helm. Sensibility's fervor is strict, And Leniency's apathy is an empty promise. What have I done?! Why would I have listened to this flesh? Only to destroy it. I must wait.
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May 16, 2012
May 16, 2012 at 1:54 PM UTC
The Consequences