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zach-mooney
zach-mooney
American
Wrapped in plastic Capped in brass All it takes is a tap To hear my blast My mind eye Like a shotgun’s spread Wide, and devastating My ***** like buckshot Steel. No words are left To explain how I feel But I do know this That I will not yield I will not kneel I know not why I started fighting But I know why I keep fighting I may not be precise I may not be new I am of not the chosen few But I can pay what is due in the end my might will show through
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 4:39 PM UTC
Scattershot
Lost in the grain without the sun and moon, just the darkness and gloom chilled to the bone in the rain Without direction No plans, no desires just a heart and worn advice I sit in solemn reflection If it has not always been this way Can I walk out the way I came in? I don't know I'll wait till the grain drys and my thoughts are ready for harvest
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 11:18 PM UTC
Poor Harvest
While((myYearsLeft.size())!=0){ byYourSide=true; myLove++; }
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 11:32 PM UTC
While I'm still here
You may work hard, keeping your head down. You may keep your hand up and mind open. You may be friendly or introverted. You are free to your virtues and vices To do what makes you happy, and spend time with any and everyone. but never attach yourself to anyone. That's the only Rule. If you do, they'll all leave you, and take with them all you had.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 11:20 PM UTC
The Rule
Lives among us never change the story remains the same times don't change and most importantly neither do we Men come of boys rebel against their fathers love their mothers and hate the world they've just inherited Women come of girls grow apart from their shame and blossom complete and true ready to tend a world loved by few Sacrifices made are for none are for one another and for themselves. Risks are taken rules are breakn' Smiles of ours faken We grow to love the lost And regret never realizing how good we had it until it like life is gone.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 11:07 PM UTC
Story
I, the bird, to this marine world looked back up at the bastion of mine from a new perspective. The brass propellers, the ‘streamlined’ shape of the beast, seemed insignificant, to the beasts of God below. I insignificant, out of place, in a way that awed a part of me A vortex of swelling frigidity replaced the air of my world, I spit out the tube lurched back to my reality My scape. I saw the bright yellow pale blue, above, and a squadron of orange tipped tubes floating about the rippling white capped sea. The pearl again white, and pure. The Voices fluttered about, and grins were sent our way. I looked inside for my knot of fear, it dissipated, impossible to reassemble as dry sand. water drained from my tube outstanding figures below were gone. All that was left was the shadow of the boat, a couple dozen still to my rear approaching. But the serenity and rush were gone. The perception of the sea’s attitudes on my weak flesh, the fear of the unknown, vaporized like boiling ice. The whole experience lost, and replaced. Urgency lost, I floated about on the plane between two of God’s worlds. Neither of which we truly understand.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 10:57 PM UTC
Interplanar Reverance (Adapted)
head kept low Axe fell disrupting years of Earth's work pulling uh'way the weeds flattening and conforming the dirt 'round man's grape vine Order n' Control Rocks, grass, and bugs removed all in place for man's green grapes alone in the yards there be peace in the Order The Order of the Man's Vines Blow for blow the ground gave through plants grew - none but I knew that besides grapes none but dust would pull through Destruction gave Order Order gave peace peace gave tomorrow tomorrow plants the seeds of opportunity and the dust amongst the dew Look'd to the sky above head look'd 'round settlements reminded I of the weeds to the sky's yard And the yards reminded I that we aren't but dust among the dew in Life's Order of the Vines
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 10:09 PM UTC
Order of the Vine
Ho' brethren Ho' hounds of thine dwelling Ho' men of rhyme Ho' men of crime Thine Fellowship dost proclaim a size larger than mine own name but woe to ye, tis mine to claime fame To slander your Mother - your mistress Without qualm - without distress To the ladies of god I do impress No matter your efforts I do protest I am the duke, you a mere governess to ye I ask dost thou even hoist? To carry 10 to 12 boys before mine pits moist My morals, my appeal are none to be contended with always greater than yer' zeal Mine own rhymes wicked from bark to pith I dost ask ye to attempt mine own game But prepare to be shamed.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 9:58 PM UTC
Dost Thou Even Hoist?
What could be more disheartening than to fail those close to you And to thus fail yourself-- watching success depart No goal, no ambition No passion, no itchin' I know not who I am, to I to others' outside my mind's eye No longer a longing. A world outside One separate in If they do not care why should I
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 9:52 PM UTC
Why should I
Dried whisps crack The skeletons of dreams once had to dust and never back Cool wind tugging at patience the sun's warmth barely enough to be glad to have hope without being fallacious it's a hard trick -- you must be gracious hold tight to the paths we know hung on the weak- we shake in the wind tenaciously we hold grasping for future bright -- and bold the future white -- and not yet told someday you'll share your tale spread you seed, bask in the sun with glory but the sun will set without fail and winter's bitter cold will come for me tenaciously we will hold grasping for the past bright -- and story old the past white -- and yet to unfold z.m.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 9:29 PM UTC
Blossom