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AavelinaJaden May 2014
untitled; not knowing a name to put on my favorite book of how I love to waking up beside you in the morning. Or any knowledge of metaphors and fallacies that exist to define our love. I cannot put a title of the chemistry between us.
Unentitled; Your heart is not mine to love and your hand not mine to hold. I have no title or claim to any ounce, hair, or breathe that you have but I want it so much. I long to be yours, to be entitled to your everything.
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w.hen
            freef
                 a
               l
                    l
                 i
                    n
               g
                      from pride's
                      tiptopmost height
x.pect
            to land
            eyeball first
            on a church spire
y.ou
            saw coming from a
z.illion
            miles away
Antony Glaser Jan 2015
If there was a Sidcup onimbus many eons ago
would it differ from the Clapham one?
That's how far away you are in my thoughts.
The insignifance is almost wreckless
when played such as these.
I'd rather wear my white dress
and yellow flip flops
just to spite you.
I can't  play your game
but I  convey to you
luckily your nothing but a one off
deemed quite not parfait enough
sparX Kuijper Sep 2015
I HEARD SOMEONE CRYING
             INSIDE HIMSELF
I FELT SOMEONE SCREAM
             OUTSIDE THE DOOR
HE HEARD ME CALLING
             HE FELT ME FALLING
                           NEVER MORE
From . ' The HodgePodge Assumptions '.
by sparX Kuijper © 1983
Zombee  Aug 2014
Unentitled
Zombee Aug 2014
people
were Pulling
at the Fingers oF
their
surrogate Mother:

Earth:
third in Line From
annihiLation.
Star Gazer  Feb 2016
Unentitled.
Star Gazer Feb 2016
She fell for everything he pretended to be,
He fell because she made him want to be what he pretended to be.
Nat Lipstadt Feb 2016
for my Ian

~
Sunday morn in San Fran,
chest, a mish mash
of conflicting
poems

that someday will be written...

the titles I have,
but not yet, not now,
his flesh, unentitled,
to the measuring cup of words
to flesh them
into existence

tho solemn sworn,
hand upon the
bible of his beating chest,
oathed to the gods of his conceit,
these too shall be conceived,
pristine and parfait
avant someday,
when he as well,
be a work closer to
the rounding out of completion

poet's inner flesh is a mixology
of Pacific Ocean tide  pools,
amber *** colored,
sea green chlorophyll
of absinthe

contentment muddled with anguish,
the wonder of children's tender undemanded kisses,
topping the texture,
the latency of life

Oh!
those holy kisses,
wholly unsolicited,
head the list,
conquering freshly reheated
crescents of inextinguishable regrets,
the long listing of life's
never enough, never enough,
never enoughs

day yawns before me,
possibilities are fulsome and many,
what drives me now at
preservation band of forever of this instant of life,
is a dialogue recalled
origin born by the Frisco Bay,
but yesterday

tween my be-loving and be-living and
believing,
five year old rambunctious boy,
and his absentee,
would be,
East Coast version
of an itinerant, twice a year,
grandpa

a conversation
re the possibility of
running away from one's shadow

the bight boy brighter with brimming optimism
viewing the day, and as far as he can see,
all through a prism
"of all things are possible,"
certitude of unblemished youth,
which welcomed as a
body wash for cleansing
an old man's soul

the old man's lungs,
his interior thesaurus,
covered with
ne'er do well shadows,
of hard gained experience,
that are
among his very own uneraseable,,
great unwashed,
misbegotten, missed opportunities,
the impossible dreams unfulfilled

old man knows there is no targeted
radiation or chemotherapy,
can history rewrite,
that proof positive,
can conclude that running hard, running away,
from,
or even running back
to those shadows
that will perforce
travel and travail,
that can e're  prevail,
o'er man-inescapable need
to morose compose upon his
nettled, untitled,
foretold and foreseen,
own decomposition by
the weights of regret,
of those shadows
never to be
caught, erased

but he does not share this knowledge
with the boy*

~~~

two fourteen sixteen
7:53 am
Market Street, San Francisco
Valentine's Day
2016
running on Fishermans Wharf,
by the SanFrancisco Bay
~
maculated -
marked with spots; blotched;
impure; besmirched
Rachelle  Jun 2019
Unentitled
Rachelle Jun 2019
Invite
Come on in

The rush of wind
Only not on the skin
Dive deeper past the pit within
Ignore the screams of a loud hollow voice,
"It's your choice"
Instead of beaten I get recharged battery..
A point to lose,
Not who you are, but who's?
....
A fine line between love & hate.. or so he said..what is the difference between the living and the dead?
.. walk the line or cash all in
Glorify or shed light on skin...

Sea our why ?
The ** xy forever like pie..
Waves of emotion tried to sink the vessel in loud crys...

Man, woman, land, and ocean.. space or core center of the lesson..
A universal statement left to ask one single question..
John Carpentier Aug 2014
Losing myself in a field of graying burlap flecked with glowing screens
And the sound of fingers clacking like a thousand jabs in a featherweight bout
Dropped me down
From some old memory;
A fading dream of something
Else where I knew how to breathe
And the sun set slowly
Enough to see all its colors.
No one was taking pictures.

Looking at watches, computers, even donuts
And feeling fine.
Guilt forgotten
Like so many other things I don’t know why
I remembered in the first place.

A thousand things make me smile.
I am unsurprised but unentitled.

I start to dial my phone
But smash it on the ground,
Then turn and run some way I never knew
Sprinting and jogging, but not
Furious, or spiteful, or ashamed.
No complication or destination guiding my strides.

I just guide myself to a voice
I hope to never hear through a telephone again,
But only next to me
As I roll out of uninterrupted sleep,
Amazed that I was not the first to wake.

I laugh without walls, restrictions, or censorship,
Then collapse asleep again,
Reveling in my newfound power.

I wake up whenever
I cook and eat
As simple as that
No numbers, or pains, or seething shame
Just the savoring of coffee steam and buttered bread;
The pride of feeling full.

I step out onto some ledge where I see the ocean
And smell it
And could touch it if I wanted to

As if to break apart the swirling salt air,
I yell
With no subtext
Or direction,
No ceiling or floor, anger or doubt,
Just a pure burst of volume
To hear the echo telling me I’m alive.

A life
Chopped clean of all the measures, walls, and shadows I ever built.
I destroy a life’s work
And am overjoyed.

— The End —