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xavier-1
xavier-1
Hope lies / at the end of the road / and what really matters is what / you believe it to be.
It was Life that was the stowaway All those years ago when Death had found her, So young, fragile and beautiful. Only He wasn't Death back then, No, He only became Death when His crime was found out. He had let the abberation live, and so He was tasked to correct His failure, And end Her. He learned with time there was no penalty for patience. His punishment turned to collection, Collecting back the pieces Of Life untill He had Her whole again. With every piece two more would be created But He had time. He watched Her flourish, Watched Her gain sentience Watched Her debate Good and Evil Laughed at the irony Of something breaking existance Debating it's own morality. Watched Her tear apart the Universe And put It back together getting everything Mostly right and still so wrong. He waited till the last little piece of Her Finally let go Stealing up the last little heat in the Universe. Finally complete, He took Her newly formed hand, not unlike so long ago, And led Her into a new Universe For another like Him to find.
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Apr 25, 2020
Apr 25, 2020 at 2:39 PM UTC
What are we, but abberations
It's weird to me, To miss something that Never Was, But I do. I miss an us, that Never Was with a you that Never Was. I sank my soul into A Never Was And I miss That Never Was. Two people being... Its diving deep into an Always There. And I dove deep into A Never Was. As cold, as empty as That Never Was... I still miss That Never Was.
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Apr 24, 2020
Apr 24, 2020 at 2:24 AM UTC
That Never Was
Come, let me coil snakelike round your mousy faced complexion, spinning till I squeeze the life back in to you. You'll be wrapped tight in me, forget where I end, and I'll swallow you whole into us.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 10:55 PM UTC
Circle of life
Of course its a game, there is even turn order, call and response- colored spots with their own drawn cards. If I draw blue I cry... and if you draw red, we don't speak for days. That's what the rules say. Whose turn is it now? The piece doesn't count till you lift your finger, never mind that you have shown the ghost of intention. We can just pretend you never found that hole in me. Let the top hat circle round the board chased by the thimble, at least till one of us can't lift the dice. Count the cards, he has played an Ace, and I have two Kings, call or raise? Are we equal yet? One turn to win... Who wears the pants today. One game to tell. Never mind that neither will win. Snake eyes exactly and I make the couch set with blankets- tonight we lose again.
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 10:45 PM UTC
Family game night
I want mindless violence, since I can't punch my problems like humanity used to. I have telephone calls and and red tape to cut just to find out that my problems have paid the solution to go vacation on an island or they would punch him to death in the way that I'm not allowed. I have been told that civilized takes the animals out of the jungle. It puts them in big buildings and it gives them better suits. I am nothing more than a wolf without sheep's clothing. Too bad. I would never mug the sheep. Does the place all the solutions went have room for just one more, or will I enter the limestone pit full of what should have been. Its strange to think that sheep dogs, those that keep sheep safe, are nothing more than adapted wolves who we trust to lose their nature. Which of them have eaten sheep, and who is still on bread and water. Man once hunted by walking after things- just following till they died. I fear I have to walk over oceans to follow where my prey has gone.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 9:02 PM UTC
One vote count.
Fold here and fold again. So that the meal made last night touches a picture of her laughing lips as red as dark wine, that you drank alone with unlit candles. fold again, add in the paper cut outs from the fridge. Your face in black and white, not smiling for the photographers camera- creased up corner to corner with a crayon drawing of a yellow sun and green lollipop trees. fold again, and its a boat or hat made from newspaper memories for a little boy to wear down the lane to the bus stop. And that is folded up again so the daily path falls under a breakup and absent parents with band posters on the wall and keep out signs on the door all shadowing the empty side of the bed. fold and fold again till its a card board box filled to the brim with you. fold again to make a lid, fold till it fits in one hand. fold in with gossamer and silk and you sneak it to the one you love... but she cant read you lines can't follow your folds to unwrap the inside, no one can. The box gets dropped and set aside. and so you fold and fold again.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 7:43 PM UTC
Passing notes
"Will you miss me?" wide eyed, and pouting she said this to the night. Miss you, does it matter? In the days to come as paths diverge Will I miss you? what good will it do for you to know Will I miss you? Ask yourself "Will I miss him?" As the soul aches what good does pinning bring for some one pinning back. Why do you miss? Is it some aspect unique, or shared bond never felt before? Like a sun around the earth I have moved to miss, and yet an earth I have found beneath to hit. what in me do you have to miss? My manners are found elsewhere as your aspects are pieced together in others. If life designs that we should part forever; Then I will find you in others, As I hope you find me again.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 7:31 PM UTC
Little Miss
No. Stop, please... How do you not know how strong you are? You are human aren't you- made of star stuffs like me? Pieced together, clawing at existence for another day. Each breathe belies worth, there was effort in your breathing. How do you not see it? That's the difference between the living and the dead- the shear desire to survive. You have paid the price already to exist. Fight for it, life is worth how you struggle for it. You gain what you put in. There is no fun in easy, only grey, weary complacency tired and in its bed. Do not fall simply to your rest, swallowed whole by puffed up sheets- Strive for the colored life. Splashed with passion's hues pulled from the painted memory of any human soul- that is when living truly comes to life.
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Dec 19, 2014
Dec 19, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
What you mean to me.
You are a ridiculous woman who makes me ponder the most... innocuous of sentences for... anything that might betray a semblance of something deep beneath your simple surface. I shouldn't like you. At least I don't know why I do, and there are so many reasons too. Your freckles and chromatic shifting eyes, telling me lies, I swear to you they are green... Your voice and that smile with a dot to your lips and the way you look to the world, wide open yet so brilliantly concealed. The wisps of your hair, escaping from their tie and how ***** your hands are, I know the creases by sight; even those covered by paint. Yet I have not felt them, clasped them in mine... How fragile are you? You could break at my touch, or run in fear at my boorishness. You, such a beautiful flower, give me nothing but questions, how can I pick you without plucking your stem, Should I bring you water, do I block your sun? I do not speak Flower... So yet you elude me, without ever having moved. While I fight to find the face past the flowers. To find the heart of you, the part of you that draws me in. The reason that I like you.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 12:15 AM UTC
I do not speak Flower...
The sound was sonorous and never loud. It carried casually, reverberating implausibly through the marrow; Echoing off edges, imperfections and cavernous recesses. it sounded softly, spreading through the soul’s spaces. It had charisma. Attraction. Punctuation. It sung in silence, basked in pauses. It had powerful movements, a flame brought to fruition from single ember to raging forest fire. The sentences beat strokes and fanned the inferno of thought. It was heat to power cogs. Each phrase moved mental turbines to power lights in neural cities, to pass as a light through darkness. As much as it ached with fire of meaning, the chords of vocal music flow long, like rivers strummed by fingers strong as giants. Its sound undulates among the minds terrain. With the waves of simple symphony, a single voice can deluge on the ocean of thoughts, washing out weaker words, weaker voices, and erode the heart of society leaving the sediment of something new to glimmer in the river bed.
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Oct 9, 2014
Oct 9, 2014 at 10:28 PM UTC
The art of speaking