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Your bow is all elbow, a flank of forearm that is supporting and simply cradling my imagination where a dozen or so lifeboats hang off starboard in case things get too much I, captained by your sturdy arms, nip up to the crow’s nest for a sip of spiced *** for a bit of warmth and perhaps more— a full beard that reminds me so much of Darwin I feel certain I am on the Beagle and hungry to shoot some lame birds one by one! Your shoulder where I can sleep forever— come sharks and eat my catch while I whisper poetry, summon ghosts and **** off Hemingway, whose macho act was betrayed by his pain-filled eyes and sensitively painted one-word skies You, my aching hull in human form, rocking gently as the sea slows our progress knowing we are wishing away time too often the working of the gyro prevents my seasick blushes we do not yet know each other that well but all is fine as I see it, your arms really are made of shipworthy wood and beneath deck, where I will sleep tonight above Atlantis’s cesspit, we just bounce off each wave, getting closer and closer to the moon but not yet arrived, has sleep come too soon for me tonight? I’ll rest and stretch and groan like weary ****** do once Surya helps me turn out the light —Yes, once my ship did start to sink. I called until my throat was gone and ended up swimming a good distance until crucially a boat came by and pulled me out of the sea. I remember thinking: I should feel more grateful to be alive. I went back to where it sank and retrieved a few personal items, then I sat on the beach a wept as if the whole thing had just hit me.
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 12:03 AM UTC
Gyroscope
Your bow is all elbow, a flank of forearm that is supporting and simply cradling my imagination where a dozen or so lifeboats hang off starboard in case things get too much I, captained by your sturdy arms, nip up to the crow’s nest for a sip of spiced *** for a bit of warmth and perhaps more— a full beard that reminds me so much of Darwin I feel certain I am on the Beagle and hungry to shoot some lame birds one by one! Your shoulder where I can sleep forever— come sharks and eat my catch while I whisper poetry, summon ghosts and **** off Hemingway, whose macho act was betrayed by his pain-filled eyes and sensitively painted one-word skies You, my aching hull in human form, rocking gently as the sea slows our progress knowing we are wishing away time too often the working of the gyro prevents my seasick blushes we do not yet know each other that well but all is fine as I see it, your arms really are made of shipworthy wood and beneath deck, where I will sleep tonight above Atlantis’s cesspit, we just bounce off each wave, getting closer and closer to the moon but not yet arrived, has sleep come too soon for me tonight? I’ll rest and stretch and groan like weary ****** do once Surya helps me turn out the light —Yes, once my ship did start to sink. I called until my throat was gone and ended up swimming a good distance until crucially a boat came by and pulled me out of the sea. I remember thinking: I should feel more grateful to be alive. I went back to where it sank and retrieved a few personal items, then I sat on the beach a wept as if the whole thing had just hit me.
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My whirligig giggling and jiggling in an ever gyroscopic balancing act of spotting the to and fro, does sometimes wobble recklessly, even falls down. Revealing, revolving, evolving windy patterns and magnetism that spin pointedly upon an axis of gender nonspecific intention, it gets back up and twirls again. Whirls again, girls again, boys again, toys again, an accelerator from beginning to end, how can I be propellant and then, marry, tie it down? Letting loose these inhibitions of how such a perfect plaything may be too perfect, too divine a contraption is scary whirlwind to put my head around. Yet, this desire to go with it, oscillate and make rounds seems truer than any boxed in version of wooden wouldn't I rathers. So there it is, to grace a pirouette with stable partner, might be a portion of the dance, picturesque, but more ensemble pieces may follow. These too add to the brilliant ballet, and we are in it together.
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Dec 30, 2015
Dec 30, 2015 at 12:21 PM UTC
Dance Of The Curio
There will no longer be a coming in Just the feelings I have stored within Soon now you will fly away Leaving me to my love's decay I wanted you to have my all But chains bound me to my call If I could but I know I shan't Cradle your love now so faint Sometimes when you cut the ropes You sever the ties you had with hopes What you said was God ordained Now you say , Oh God , I'm refrained As love is abandoned in the sea of dispair I watch it slowly disappear And I know it will drift there for evermore In the center of my heart's aching core
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 3:35 AM UTC
No longer !