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LDuler Oct 2012
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this is a really juvenile poem i wrote a long time ago
LDuler Oct 2012
Sea
Every grain of sand
Is perfection in my hand
Every wave in constant motion
In that endless noble ocean
Knee-deep in frothy foam
I am here, I am home
The sea will never grow old
The sea will never wither and mold
I belong to this shore,
My every limb, my every pore
I whisper to the nautic air
And it carries my every prayer
In this beauty so majestic and vast
I am no longer me, that lonely outcast.
A salty smell,
A flawless shell,
It all puts me a misty trance
So I stretch out my arms and begin to dance
Pass me the gin
Lift up your chin
Forget the family, forget the adderall
No matter what I will never be small
Sea by Geneviève Pardoe Macchiarella is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
LDuler Oct 2012
sweep and fly
don't
weep and cry

slither and creep
don't
wither and weep
What animals do by Geneviève Pardoe Macchiarella is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
LDuler Oct 2012
The lush life
is nothing but a vain and vapid vortex,
a flimsy, futile fairytale
a cocoon of careless confidence that I eventually found not to be the key of the golden cave but instead an empty carcass we carry without courage.
I'm stuck in this spinning spiral that ***** us in without a sound, this swaying so strong it makes us sweat
So to avoid the sting of sensitivity we seek the salvation of soothing sedatives...to escape the lasting lies of the lush life.
2010
LDuler Oct 2012
We were all born old enough to die
We know it, and try to forget by making every moment a lovely lie
Every psyche has been burned
Every brain has been churned
Within this wild concrete maze
We simply strive to survive the days
We feed the city's voiceless hunger
Knowing nonetheless that nothing will make us younger
Nothing will make us too young to die
Death lurks in every lover's sigh

— The End —