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love carves its name into your heart and at times its very very painful.
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May 16
May 16, 2026 at 8:10 AM UTC
into your heart
There once was a spokesman who swore, “It isn’t a war we’re in for It’s a mission precise, With a timeline and price, And objectives we carefully score.” When bombs start to rattle the night, They’ll say, “It’s a limited fight. Not a war, understand Just a firm helping hand With some jets demonstrating our might.”
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Mar 5
Mar 5, 2026 at 7:19 PM UTC
War or operation?
What Abhinandan left incomplete, Vyomika rendered it complete. And she wasn't alone this time. She flew with Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. Together they bombed terror camps. Eliminating terrorists and leaders. Operation Sindoor runs deeply.
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Aug 6, 2025
Aug 6, 2025 at 3:21 AM UTC
Wing Commander
Have you ever thought that a poet's pen performs "open heart "surgery every time it writes?
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Jun 26, 2025
Jun 26, 2025 at 3:44 AM UTC
Open Heart Surgery
Here I am again Cracked and broken Heart ripped open By the claws on the ends of my fingers They are never coated in blood A tidy sort of chaos A mess-less, gutless dissection Hollow space resides within Emptied of everything Shall we count the scars Or will that bore you To hear of the surgeries that came before The operations and treatments Self directed and self prescribed By a med school dropout Disgusting derelict defect Split neatly into near halves Tethered by a final pathetic stitch That I am longing to rip Free
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Sep 28, 2021
Sep 28, 2021 at 9:40 PM UTC
Playing Operation On The Bathroom Floor. Drunk.
Holidays are usually exciting. But for people who are depressed, Holidays can be exhausting. Excruciating. They can be so stressed Trying to wear a happy face, They might have a hard time Eating anything on their plate. So, if you feel this way, I have a challenge for you. It's called operation happier holidays. Instead of protecting them, Tell your loved ones if you're not okay. They may be upset, confused, or even angry at first. But almost everyone secretly wishes For their loved ones to be happy and healthy. So do it for them. But do it for yourself too. Because you deserve to be happy.
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Dec 19, 2020
Dec 19, 2020 at 6:48 PM UTC
Operation happier holidays
Just Smile by Michael R. Burch We’d like to think some angel smiling down will watch him as his arm bleeds in the yard, ripped off by dogs, will guide his tipsy steps, his doddering progress through the scarlet house to tell his mommy “boo-boo!,” only two. We’d like to think his reconstructed face will be as good as new, will often smile, that baseball’s just as fun with just one arm, that God is always Just, that girls will smile, not frown down at his thousand livid scars, that Life is always Just, that Love is Just. We just don’t want to hear that he will shave at six, to raze the leg hairs from his cheeks, that lips aren’t easily fashioned, that his smile’s lopsided, oafish, snaggle-toothed, that each new operation costs a billion tears, when tears are out of fashion. O, beseech some poet with more skill with words than tears to find some happy ending, to believe that God is Just, that Love is Just, that these are Parables we live, Life’s Mysteries . . . Or look inside his courage, as he ties his shoelaces one-handed, as he throws no-hitters on the first-place team, and goes on dates, looks in the mirror undeceived and smiling says, “It’s me I see. Just me.” He smiles, if life is Just, or lacking cures, Your pity is the worst cut he endures. But hack him down and still he’ll always rise, lifting his smile to the sun or the star-filled skies. Published by Lucid Rhythms, The Eclectic Muse and Victorian Violet Press, then nominated by the latter for the Pushcart Prize Keywords/Tags: Angels, baseball, ****** reconstruction, surgery, operation, God, scars, tears, courage, mirror, smile, date, dating, dog, attack, dogs, happy ending
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Mar 4, 2020
Mar 4, 2020 at 3:24 AM UTC
Just Smile
Just Smile by Michael R. Burch We’d like to think some angel smiling down will watch him as his arm bleeds in the yard, ripped off by dogs, will guide his tipsy steps, his doddering progress through the scarlet house to tell his mommy “boo-boo!,” only two. We’d like to think his reconstructed face will be as good as new, will often smile, that baseball’s just as fun with just one arm, that God is always Just, that girls will smile, not frown down at his thousand livid scars, that Life is always Just, that Love is Just. We just don’t want to hear that he will shave at six, to raze the leg hairs from his cheeks, that lips aren’t easily fashioned, that his smile’s lopsided, oafish, snaggle-toothed, that each new operation costs a billion tears, when tears are out of fashion. O, beseech some poet with more skill with words than tears to find some happy ending, to believe that God is Just, that Love is Just, that these are Parables we live, Life’s Mysteries . . . Or look inside his courage, as he ties his shoelaces one-handed, as he throws no-hitters on the first-place team, and goes on dates, looks in the mirror undeceived and smiling says, “It’s me I see. Just me.” He smiles, if life is Just, or lacking cures, Your pity is the worst cut he endures. But hack him down and still he’ll always rise, lifting his smile to the sun or the star-filled skies. Published by Lucid Rhythms, The Eclectic Muse and Victorian Violet Press, then nominated by the latter for the Pushcart Prize Keywords/Tags: Angels, baseball, ****** reconstruction, surgery, operation, God, scars, tears, courage, mirror, smile, date, dating, dog, attack, dogs, happy ending
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Nothing compares to a love like this. I didn’t even know this could exist. You touch me and there’s automatic peace. You carry me to bed when I fall asleep. You tuck me in to keep me warm, Or let me wear your coat even though you can’t feel your arms. You tell me daily how much you love me, And it’s what you’re always demonstrating. You listen to me read novels and poetry. And (almost) never interrupt me. I hope that I do enough for you To show you that I love you, too.
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Oct 8, 2019
Oct 8, 2019 at 11:54 AM UTC
Myth.
I was a rich tycoon who was obsessed with greed. I wanted more and more money even though it was something I didn't need. Something happened to me and I'd like to explain how but I can't. My personality completely changed after I had a heart transplant. Instead of wanting to make more money, I'm giving money to the poor. Things completely changed after my operation, I'm nothing like I was before. I own four apartment buildings and I was a slumlord. The tenants hated me, I wasn't a man who they adored. The apartments weren't fit to live in but I had all of them repaired. In the past, I didn't give a **** about my tenants but now I care. I learned that my new heart came from a man who was only twenty years old. Before he died of cancer, he was the salt of the earth with a heart of gold. He gave money to charities and always put his needs before the needs of others. When I got his heart, I also got his personality and I think of all men as brothers. I don't know how this happened but there is one thing that I do understand. I've become a very good person because I received the heart of a good man.
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Apr 22, 2019
Apr 22, 2019 at 8:05 AM UTC
The Heart of a Good Man
Where was I before my Birth Who brought me? In this life Some say My Parents Gave me my Life I think they only Ate The Forbidden Apple They just performed their basic Karma And received me as a gifted Product I was shipped without any User Manual And without any Standard Operating Procedure My parents worked round the clock Gone through all the other manuals At last they applied their mind And prepared their own Manual They also defined their own Standard Operating Procedure And I was handled and serviced As per their Manual and SOP Now I think, I am grown up now But the question still remains as it was Are we all only Products? If Yes, Who Manufactured Us? Where are the Original User Manuals? Where are the Technical Manuals? Where is the Standard Operating Procedure? Why I was shipped to this mother Earth? Some of my friends suggested a simple answer 'God made us and You too. But you are moron' This answer posed other questions to me Who made God? God Made God? Or the Humans made God for their own purpose? Where are the temples of God made by Insects? Suppose If God made us? Why he is so greedy? Like the capitalists of proprietary companies Why we are a strict proprietary Products? Even proprietary products are supplied with Manuals If God can't make us Open Source, At least he should Supply the Manuals, Supply the Standard Operating Procedure Or He is also too much selfish like each one of us
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 9:46 AM UTC
Answer Please
The equation between us If ever were coercioned to exist It shall be shared with a binary operation That says 'not equals to'
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 9:08 AM UTC
=!
All this having spanned since a borning is the activity of Sleeper Agent This Agent has grown Impy of this lively drumming of clingings It is recognised and marked as ; distraction an entertainment an irreverent viewing A clearer work must commence an underlying detached being Operations within the drama life are now operations in a training ground All these efforts are toward Project Awake and projected life is now secondary though useful.
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Jan 5, 2019
Jan 5, 2019 at 5:09 PM UTC
agent statement
The head fuckery of societies rules. The indoctrination in our schools has led to the homeless on our streets while politicians count their seats. The privileged few, too rich to mention fail to reveal their true intention. The NHS setup to break by psychopaths all on the take. Big business stripped of all its gold, no pension funds left for the old. Big pharma, they don't miss a trick, they're making you & I feel sick. They push the pills that ring the tills even though they know it kills. With the best advice and greatest will our kids are on **** & fentanyl. While we're divided black & white, we'd never stand up to their might So take your neighbour, hold their hand and together we'll reclaim our land. Poetry by Kaydee.
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Jun 17, 2018
Jun 17, 2018 at 11:36 PM UTC
Divided, Not Yet Conquered.
Dreams are not the stuff of poets We can do better, should not chase them Dreams are the stuff of lost souls and though some of them can write I do not know why we reward it with forgetful immortality, when the Gods they have abandoned dreamers to the desert of the real my spine does not know of dreams my tail lashing even in its rest this whip-crack vertebrae does not forget and the Gods can get ******
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Aug 10, 2017
Aug 10, 2017 at 9:42 PM UTC
Post-operative Reality. 06
Waiting on the list To get cut open And have your insides stirred up There are dozens of names on the list every day And behind every name, there are Double or triple or even multiple hearts Suspended So please keep in mind that There's nothing more precious than your body. Trust me, you don't want your name to be on that list. It's a waiting list on which you could be either Waiting for salvation, or Waiting to set your foot on that glorious "Stairway to Heaven" Which you don't really want to climb
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 8:27 AM UTC
The Waiting List
When Did The Shyness Come To Town? Was it After Or Before... Taken Up in An Airplane They Said Some Sort of Space Craft What I didn't tell them Was that I had Become One of Them Except for My Feet When It Meant Leaving My Family The Family of Man I couldn't Do It And Fought To Save The Soul that Left Me During The Dark Ages And The One That Blew Away During Nagisakii Yes, I fought Every Screaming Word that Came out Sounded Like A Foreign Language Nobody Did Come They Heard The Screaming The Shredding In their Own Way That was the End Of the Second
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 7:43 PM UTC
Bodhi Absolution Sufi Mystic
how does one get a wink of sleep when at 11 am tomorrow morning i'll be sporting the latest hospital gown being picked apart like a game of operation while i'm high off who knows what they put in those **** needles that knock you straight to counting multi colored sheep i used to be curious, full of questions always wandering what more i could possibly soak in like a sponge, knowledge is power they said. it's probably killed 7 of my 9 lives, turned teammates into mazes, lovers into strangers, pandora's box laughs in my face every **** time. (so i'll be careful with these last two lives) quite frankly i'd like to wave my white flag with knowledge- my bones are too weak to fight you any further
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Sep 18, 2016
Sep 18, 2016 at 9:34 PM UTC
white flag
Thursday night is game night but Hasbro has never had this one right. Operation is not a game for ages four and up–maybe four, multiplied by four, add four, and up. Surgical mask on, Cavity Sam prepped, and tweezers waiting to the right of the operating table: I like to start with the Adam's apple– carve away any trace of my origins and they will never figure out who I am because, like my mother used to say to me, who is Eve without a blameless man. Then I move on to the butterflies in the stomach flittering and fluttering for a home that feels far more familiar but they cannot be caught, only drowned. Naturally, the broken heart follows but the problem with pulling that out is the never-ending-silence, white-noise-science, black-hole-giant, You know, the absence that predates writer's block– writer's cramp, sliding a pencil up your wrist like it's the (best kept) secret IV of an author. Is that the price of filling up your bread basket, going to bed full on recognition and reward and maybe even a Pulitzer Prize? Be careful not to trip up on your own ego or you just might end up with a wrenched ankle and water on the knee. I still have to deal with the wishbone, the split-in-two-gravestone, the only-one-of-us-is-leaving-here-happy zone. And finally, I have the spare ribs but I just might leave those there because we see what happened when God bothered to remove those the last time.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 3:37 PM UTC
Operation