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#gallant
I stand just beside you unseen in your frame How much ever I try anew People identify me with your name. We both have the same talent but I'm ranked with the boors. You are a famous gallant As victory is always yours We are still together Smile, laugh and enjoy But Deep inside I wither Like Achilles in the war of troy
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Aug 26, 2020
Aug 26, 2020 at 1:11 PM UTC
SHADE
Just to look innocent would you sacrifice yourself in the hands of those minds malicious ?
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 8:48 AM UTC
No,right ?
I dined upon a firefly tonight; So that my belly’d master, “Warm.” But the cold can in my hand Led to – Pebbles in my feet; And pebbles in my feet Led to – Solitary; Loneliness and Left behind, starved, and In a way I’d never fathomed.
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Oct 7, 2015
Oct 7, 2015 at 4:15 PM UTC
Rocks in my Socks
Mei Mei wears the same, “Signature,” every week, Silk atop a smell soiled – Mao, Burnt wood boiling frogs, And a mother crying alongside Ditch; Ancient and ever’ed, leather Peddling vegetables, Not so many sold, And atop something slight, Thinner than rice whittled wrists, Her red-printed tender Intended daughter, “away,” Under pink bow tie And dreams wrought a village’s Wheat and desires ancient – All they’d offer progeny. Mei Mei’d been born And Mei Mei’d be gone; All a grin, all a stage, Come left, those who’d know last, Stone tiers tethered past, And right, Others that’d someday follow; She’d only be the first to leave. And sure, she’d been frightened, And sure, she’d been homesick, With phone, “home,” ‘ever palmed, And dreams ‘ever determined. She’d shiver leg, wax poetry Big cities, and boys so that Dreamt be dealt, Demise, be ****** and “Mei Mei’d,” take on the world! Note - Inspired by a wonderful student of mine who graduated but days ago; grab the world by the horns, girl! You've inspired me, that's for sure!
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 12:34 PM UTC
"Mei Mei"
So I scuttled up, until I found a voice like Japan, I read him his rights, turned out the lights, and laid right back on the sand. They said, "Sir, he was much of a father to me, but we were labeled his kin, right in our family tree." "Oh wow", I said, with a gentle, smooth voice, he went missing last August, but now he wants back you boys?" "Oh yes, he sure is a feral man. We think that's why he dried up and flew to Japan." Right then, the two of them went silent just like two second story men, so I inquired, "What happened then?" "From Monday thru Sunday he took to prayer from the bible, and on every other weeknight he watched Japan's Top Model. He threw gallant parties to a harem of wives, he read each of their palms, and looked in their eyes; some time later, when everyone was about to leave, he'd turn on Happy End and start a wild **** By this time I was tired, the sun began to set, I grew tired of my beach patch and yearned for my bed. Although soporific, I tried to be polite, I said, "Let's finish this conversation some other time." "Of course!", they said, "We're off to bed. We'll see that you'll do the same." Then they stood up quick, and reached down and picked up my chains. The beach we laid on was black top, asphalt and tar, the bed I craved was behind a row of private bars. The two of them, them both, were children of mine, because my memory is shot, this might've been their millionth time. i got locked up in a county that's dry as a beach, like Elizabethtown, Kentucky, where I was raised till 13. No one, not even the warden, knows really why I'm here, even some man from Cell Block Five, asked me last Sunday, why was I here. My beach perhaps, it's love at last, concrete, gravel, and stone- a 6' x 10' room with bars and a porcelain throne. It's mine I cry, each night I die, with glee, with smile, with rite. But it makes the other guys run at me, and try to start random fights. I don't remember the boat I took, but I remember the tour, going to Japan at Epcot Center since I'd never gone before.
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 3:30 AM UTC
Japan: My Love For Sinoia Caves
So I scuttled up, until I found a voice like Japan, I read him his rights, turned out the lights, and laid right back on the sand. They said, "Sir, he was much of a father to me, but we were labeled his kin, right in our family tree." "Oh wow", I said, with a gentle, smooth voice, he went missing last August, but now he wants back you boys?" "Oh yes, he sure is a feral man. We think that's why he dried up and flew to Japan." Right then, the two of them went silent just like two second story men, so I inquired, "What happened then?" "From Monday thru Sunday he took to prayer from the bible, and on every other weeknight he watched Japan's Top Model. He threw gallant parties to a harem of wives, he read each of their palms, and looked in their eyes; some time later, when everyone was about to leave, he'd turn on Happy End and start a wild **** By this time I was tired, the sun began to set, I grew tired of my beach patch and yearned for my bed. Although soporific, I tried to be polite, I said, "Let's finish this conversation some other time." "Of course!", they said, "We're off to bed. We'll see that you'll do the same." Then they stood up quick, and reached down and picked up my chains. The beach we laid on was black top, asphalt and tar, the bed I craved was behind a row of private bars. The two of them, them both, were children of mine, because my memory is shot, this might've been their millionth time. i got locked up in a county that's dry as a beach, like Elizabethtown, Kentucky, where I was raised till 13. No one, not even the warden, knows really why I'm here, even some man from Cell Block Five, asked me last Sunday, why was I here. My beach perhaps, it's love at last, concrete, gravel, and stone- a 6' x 10' room with bars and a porcelain throne. It's mine I cry, each night I die, with glee, with smile, with rite. But it makes the other guys run at me, and try to start random fights. I don't remember the boat I took, but I remember the tour, going to Japan at Epcot Center since I'd never gone before.
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