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english best be a sumbitch of a language, even to its native spear carriers, a tongue, a burning device (see Moses, coal, et.al), oft best kept under lock and key, when it’s got nothing good to say, they say(!), but my somber mourning prayer greets as its custom, at a 6:00 am, with a,”Do you know where your poem is?” Y/N? and today, before a word is loud spoken, the labored breathing is a resounding transforming chiming charmant song, the answer is “oh yes, yes please, these words, May I have some more, please sir?” And smiling devlish words are atumbling from mine eyes, who have seen the coming of the glory this day, in me, my instant no thinking, tinkering birthing in the bathroom of this reflective, poetic, unecletryfried device, the bathroom mirror… First be advised, be capable, be unAFRAID, If thou knowers not the difference tween compliment and complement, so google now posthaste, no time to waste, other wise you’ll be taking this voyage with Jack in steerage, and you know, he never made it back to the USofA! (please come!) O.K. now knowing the All~Knowing, Vive la différenciation! between these two same~sounding~idiotic~synchronicities , we may proceed to the wisdom of my prayer: The greatest compliment one can freely be given, and better yet, to gift is to adjoin my scribble to your own name acknowledging the complementary nature of our natures, by reposting it, making it in large part, now ours, not just mine, an adjoining of our names, and the why this poem is entitled, the greatest complement, for in reposting, you make, an act, an acknowledgement of our kinship, our fellowship our mutuality of authorship, a shared world view, a common set of what is valuable in our sharing eyesight, and oh what a great compliment! you grant us both by this simple gesture. Thank you. 6:54AM Friday, Sabbath Eve, March 20, 2026
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Mar 20
Mar 20, 2026 at 6:10 AM UTC
wit & wisdom: the greatest complement
english best be a sumbitch of a language, even to its native spear carriers, a tongue, a burning device (see Moses, coal, et.al), oft best kept under lock and key, when it’s got nothing good to say, they say(!), but my somber mourning prayer greets as its custom, at a 6:00 am, with a,”Do you know where your poem is?” Y/N? and today, before a word is loud spoken, the labored breathing is a resounding transforming chiming charmant song, the answer is “oh yes, yes please, these words, May I have some more, please sir?” And smiling devlish words are atumbling from mine eyes, who have seen the coming of the glory this day, in me, my instant no thinking, tinkering birthing in the bathroom of this reflective, poetic, unecletryfried device, the bathroom mirror… First be advised, be capable, be unAFRAID, If thou knowers not the difference tween compliment and complement, so google now posthaste, no time to waste, other wise you’ll be taking this voyage with Jack in steerage, and you know, he never made it back to the USofA! (please come!) O.K. now knowing the All~Knowing, Vive la différenciation! between these two same~sounding~idiotic~synchronicities , we may proceed to the wisdom of my prayer: The greatest compliment one can freely be given, and better yet, to gift is to adjoin my scribble to your own name acknowledging the complementary nature of our natures, by reposting it, making it in large part, now ours, not just mine, an adjoining of our names, and the why this poem is entitled, the greatest complement, for in reposting, you make, an act, an acknowledgement of our kinship, our fellowship our mutuality of authorship, a shared world view, a common set of what is valuable in our sharing eyesight, and oh what a great compliment! you grant us both by this simple gesture. Thank you. 6:54AM Friday, Sabbath Eve, March 20, 2026
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I'll stay In your embrace Forever -While You complementing My presence - with Your precious kisses My Love!
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Oct 22, 2024
Oct 22, 2024 at 2:38 AM UTC
In Your Embrace Forever
his words burned through people with barely a care in the world corrosive, toxic, flammable, the strongest acid she'd ever seen. her words slid over people like soap, a weak base so she kept quiet meek could have been her middle name. she thought they could neutralize. she thought he was a weaker acid, one that could complement her, not one that burned at the touch. but burn he did. nevertheless, she prevailed.
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 12:35 AM UTC
chemical reaction.
In 11 years At least one thing hasn't changed: You're home to me You've supported my endeavors And I've always had you to come home to I like having that to count on I need your stability May I be so bold to say Maybe you need my variety I like that you truly see me I need that Maybe you do too I need your insight and blunt honesty I need your silliness Maybe you need my different ways of thinking We unwaveringly support each other I need your stability Maybe you need my variety
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Jan 27, 2018
Jan 27, 2018 at 4:12 PM UTC
Complementary
You don't know how much it hurt me, I suppose you were misled. I've been waiting all day to tell you, Only to hear what you misinterpret what I said. Pathetic, you think you knew what I meant, You thought you saw through my smile, What did you think of me? Some irresponsible Middle school child? Sorry for bothering you, I only wasted your time, I'm not capable of complementing People who aren't like mine.
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 4:23 AM UTC
No thanks
*So we often look for a love that will supplement us. Don't! I hope you find a love that complements you. Adores you. Respects you. I hope you grow to realise that only Jesus Christ can supplement us. He will complete us and make us whole. So I hope you find a love that complements you. Complements every bit and part of the imperfect you.*
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 12:40 AM UTC
Dear Poowo
He should have been the complement to my heart, not the remedy
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 4:55 PM UTC
Untitled
I love the way a person can be spotted from the other side of the room without even trying. It's like the earth breathing, wind beating against my windows as it's sighing. They're just as all other things are, outstanding without ever really standing out. Yet they do. Somehow they just caught your eye, and drew you in. Like the stars in the nighttime blue, one standing out more than the other even if they all look exactly the same. Since when did the pavement of dust and dirt decide to be walked upon? Without, what would support? That's the thing, it didn't, it couldn't. It just is. Just like they didn't choose to stand out, but they did. Just like you don't feel like anyone sees you, or that anyone cares to admire you delicate face. You are inspiring to someone without ever lifting a single finger, and that can't be too bad honestly. All you do is exist, and you mean the world to someone. You complement everything without ever deciding to accessorize anything, and I guess that's just the way things are. (j.a.r.)
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Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 2:28 PM UTC
"The Way Things Are"
Quiet and demure night one finds out by chance is sleeping peacefully on the same bed, covered by a grey blanket the sultry day too seeks after, the tribulations a day long. One would think that smug and complementing light for her is an anathema, is it? But now it comes to light, he is more like her paramour, this face she keeps hidden so audaciously, the unabashed adulteress has no sense of shame "When you imagine things, take responsibility to it, don't try to blame others" You'd hear her murmur, the long clandestine affair of darkness to light, takes me to where it all began.. will there be diversity that enriches life without contrast? The Himalayas should sincerely thank ocean trenches..
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 1:13 PM UTC
Yin and Yang
When the dry eastern wind raises the dust, The northern Scottish breeze sways the grass, Where the pasture and desert meet, the fulfillment of cultivating is met. Where the man and the woman meet, the very ground shall be covered with scattered weeds, for she will bring the snow, and he will bring the shovel.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 10:25 AM UTC
An Unorthodox Short-Writing of Man and Woman