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Settle now, you tyrant prince So pretty your tantrums— There is a chaos oozing out of this weaved stronghold so quiet, no kings, no servants hear. Guards joke on of drinks and thunder Mothers, with children, wander, and so do moons and ghostly clouds But you will not sleep, what is wrong? (what did you do?) What old folks’ lore awaits our fall to fill the blank of its words— What dogs sniffing around, a thousand suns after, for the long-smothered stench of our bones? Then, so lovely a waking— Dare not you stir, wretched bloom! Dare not you whimper or flinch Still now! As rats we stand to the great shadow of our unleashed beast Surely, some doubts lurk inside its head— Surely, we are the dead; surely, statues… Never known a taste of life, surely, tasteless we! and pleas and pleas fill up our eyes As, slowly, the beast moves Hush now! do not you flutter, do not sing. Still, still— as, oh, the shadow smaller goes. Oh, far, and now further so close we were to an eternal night (and the flock of birds to sun sails as winter crawls behind) Had you giggled a smallest of tides— oh, but don't you stir now! Give me your hands, your soft-skinned ankles and neck young— It is alright. You’ll grow up to paint wonders on these ropes and They will not ***** as much later No, not snakes! Ropes they are. See! Harmless— Hush now! Not a whine, precious child, not an accidental sob (the winter comes, I know, but dare not you shiver.) Still behind a betraying gust may hide the unleashed beast, so be done with this excited foolery. Hush! Don’t you weep— No, the beast still lurks; it does, it does, it does, and dare not you move! You’ll bring upon us a plummet undying Stop now! Stop with your flutter, your trembling gaze, stop, stop, please—
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Sep 6, 2021
Sep 6, 2021 at 3:42 AM UTC
Settle now, you tyrant prince
Settle now, you tyrant prince So pretty your tantrums— There is a chaos oozing out of this weaved stronghold so quiet, no kings, no servants hear. Guards joke on of drinks and thunder Mothers, with children, wander, and so do moons and ghostly clouds But you will not sleep, what is wrong? (what did you do?) What old folks’ lore awaits our fall to fill the blank of its words— What dogs sniffing around, a thousand suns after, for the long-smothered stench of our bones? Then, so lovely a waking— Dare not you stir, wretched bloom! Dare not you whimper or flinch Still now! As rats we stand to the great shadow of our unleashed beast Surely, some doubts lurk inside its head— Surely, we are the dead; surely, statues… Never known a taste of life, surely, tasteless we! and pleas and pleas fill up our eyes As, slowly, the beast moves Hush now! do not you flutter, do not sing. Still, still— as, oh, the shadow smaller goes. Oh, far, and now further so close we were to an eternal night (and the flock of birds to sun sails as winter crawls behind) Had you giggled a smallest of tides— oh, but don't you stir now! Give me your hands, your soft-skinned ankles and neck young— It is alright. You’ll grow up to paint wonders on these ropes and They will not ***** as much later No, not snakes! Ropes they are. See! Harmless— Hush now! Not a whine, precious child, not an accidental sob (the winter comes, I know, but dare not you shiver.) Still behind a betraying gust may hide the unleashed beast, so be done with this excited foolery. Hush! Don’t you weep— No, the beast still lurks; it does, it does, it does, and dare not you move! You’ll bring upon us a plummet undying Stop now! Stop with your flutter, your trembling gaze, stop, stop, please—
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Sepals to skeletal fingers, to yellowed limbs sunken She watched the moon, all hazy and small. So rugged its whites as sheets with times stained Watched it on she did. (So dusty the skin) Oh, I had loved you Tens a monsoon’s rosy day; had loved you dry, as the suns danced and danced— So shallow the gaze and the dark’s quiet tusks So deep she into her noisy withins. The forth storey roof with its precarious railings and the pitiful, grey street, a wound below. Its drains and gutters all sawed open and naked— In the sudden, spinning fright I almost held her; a palm or a palm or an arm I almost held— I knew you so ample. Whispers of touch, and ballads such and such rolled so effortlessly now on the tongues of memory As birth her I though tens a monsoon’s rosy prayer Bead on bead falls in this wretched, unending rosary (With drought-coated of lips) I had loved you a petal so chaste and unbloomed and a sepal you had— Not a blossom I, still she held, as the winds As vultures reeled around our beds So frail our bodies so terrified and alive, As dirt bowed, and leaves bowed and all to the vultures mad Two lambs us, yet gods we stood 'til whites of her wilted to gold to rust to dust, and slipped through the cracked of my hold, Through a thousand guarding winds and tens a vacant sepal (As crowns and cages of blossoms wilted unused, they stood) So shallow a gaze and the dark’s quiet tusks— Wade I, swim I, in the caverns of me where an echo breathes, and drown I, undying. Such windless a serenity As damp of monsoon’s mornings rosy, I had loved you a vulture mad, but dare I—
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Sep 2, 2021
Sep 2, 2021 at 4:38 AM UTC
A vulture mad
Sepals to skeletal fingers, to yellowed limbs sunken She watched the moon, all hazy and small. So rugged its whites as sheets with times stained Watched it on she did. (So dusty the skin) Oh, I had loved you Tens a monsoon’s rosy day; had loved you dry, as the suns danced and danced— So shallow the gaze and the dark’s quiet tusks So deep she into her noisy withins. The forth storey roof with its precarious railings and the pitiful, grey street, a wound below. Its drains and gutters all sawed open and naked— In the sudden, spinning fright I almost held her; a palm or a palm or an arm I almost held— I knew you so ample. Whispers of touch, and ballads such and such rolled so effortlessly now on the tongues of memory As birth her I though tens a monsoon’s rosy prayer Bead on bead falls in this wretched, unending rosary (With drought-coated of lips) I had loved you a petal so chaste and unbloomed and a sepal you had— Not a blossom I, still she held, as the winds As vultures reeled around our beds So frail our bodies so terrified and alive, As dirt bowed, and leaves bowed and all to the vultures mad Two lambs us, yet gods we stood 'til whites of her wilted to gold to rust to dust, and slipped through the cracked of my hold, Through a thousand guarding winds and tens a vacant sepal (As crowns and cages of blossoms wilted unused, they stood) So shallow a gaze and the dark’s quiet tusks— Wade I, swim I, in the caverns of me where an echo breathes, and drown I, undying. Such windless a serenity As damp of monsoon’s mornings rosy, I had loved you a vulture mad, but dare I—
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The darker my dreams get the less I look for the light. I can only see the duality between my perceived reality and the one you present. I wake from gravity slipping from the rot surrounding me where everything is meaningless unless there's someone to tell you that it isn't. where everything is meaningless once someone tells you that you are and it turns out to be true because they’ve shown you the nature of man.
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Apr 17, 2021
Apr 17, 2021 at 7:13 PM UTC
Terra Incognita
Bright and lovely and exciting! Then time passes and the colours seemingly lose their excitements all done and licked tried and tempted What's new? Then some are darker than others, all shadowing and dull Then you'd wonder are they the true colours But, they're not Shine and polish your mind the colours are the same Just pick up your stained glass from your pocket and you'll see the colours you choose Bright, colourful, ... and excited! As they once were to you As they have always been...
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Jan 3, 2018
Jan 3, 2018 at 3:52 PM UTC
Colours!
I crave honesty Though I weep to it's side effects I've seen the ******** and many lies Can you tell from my bitter eyes Accepting and tolerating The truth with the lies I'm turned immortal by a stone dragon Cursed to be reborn from                     A phoenixs' ashes Just to be held close To know it never felt close to love Because love never felt so good Which is what made it an enemy I turned my back to the knife right at me Hoping another entity maliciously pierced me Situations change but don't lie to me This love is all that I got And when the escapism fades All I'll have is the shirt on my back
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 3:39 AM UTC
All I got