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Difficult ditches Beautiful angles emerge Viewing stars better
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Apr 16, 2024
Apr 16, 2024 at 8:45 AM UTC
Difficult Ditches (Haiku/Senyrū)
* *Horn of plenty spills Bread and wine sustains all man She holds up the torch* *
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Aug 29, 2020
Aug 29, 2020 at 3:32 PM UTC
Demeter
In every truth. In every lie. In every help that you provide. In your lows. In your highs. Only your love is what others will realize.
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Jun 24, 2020
Jun 24, 2020 at 2:48 PM UTC
Sincerity
underappreciated- most do not see her beauty - their dreams pull them away. some eyes burn from the midnight oil - to them, she may seem like a hallucination. others run too quickly to start a conversation. a rare few wait for her - they appreciate her beauty, continuing the conversation in awe. she does not live for the people of this earth, but she provides for them no matter what.
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Apr 2, 2020
Apr 2, 2020 at 11:01 AM UTC
dawn.
Did I Provide the cause With all my flaws To take ownership For these faults
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Jan 19, 2020
Jan 19, 2020 at 2:30 PM UTC
Is it mine
Her mom was one call away; Even though Christy didn't have her own phone, She had the number ready to dial. In the long run, she couldn't make the call In borrowing access to another's phone. I lent her my phone...more than one time. I noticed Christy asking for rides, A frequent sight Around Walmart's outdoor campus. I couldn't take back what I saw, So I offered to ride her. Christy rose from neutral emotions To cheery. After all, at least she could be inside somewhere Even in fleeting time. I drove her...more than one time After a while, it wasn't "I don't know you" And "You don't know me." Not even "Since it's Christmas..." Could sum this interaction. Instead, Christy and I eating McDonald's breakfast burritos Is the best way I can describe Our encounter: A hunger to help, A hunger to be helped. I ate those burritos...more than one time For her sake. I firmly believe those burritos will not be Her last supper. I drove Christy during the day And under the drapery of night, One instance with her friend Lisa, Another moment that ended With my yelling voice unleashed Toward Christy's mother. Then a detour to the Emergency Room, Good Christy vomiting outside The passenger door along the road. Yet, Christy navigated my driving...more than one time. Christy wasn't a fan of needles, But grudgingly accepted the IV That she foresaw in her medical visit. She succumbed to X-Ray scans, The blood pressure strap, And the nocturnal waiting. "Maybe we should go...you look tired," Christy glared at me. "I'm fine...I want to see you well first," I urged. Christy didn't budge at my response... She signed a release, and we left. Her lips spun her two lip piercings...more than one time. "Do I look funny?" Christy asked me at one point. The best I could say, in order to not just say what she wanted to hear, Was: "You look how you look." We looked for hotels for Christy...more than one time. She was at the Heritage, But a police incident removed The lodgers the night of the scene. Christy was at the Relax, But the manager was missing a kind heart And the room had roaches. We tried the Days Inn. Beyond our affordability. Christy settled with the Knights Inn After mid-knight. My arguing created another situation: I thought I saw Christy getting food from someone else. [My, what assumptions can ruin] She cried because of my sudden accusation. Even my immediate turn-around apology Couldn't mend my errors right then. Christy started losing hope that I, Or we (my mom included), Couldn't help her; limitation started to take The upper hand. Christy, who had suicidal intentions before, Restored them from the way she carelessly And degradingly spoke of herself. "I'm NOT going to the Bethany House!" Christy insisted. Christy repelled the Bethany House...more than one time. I drove Christy to my mom's church, Christy carelessly approving. A friend of my mom's tried to talk Christy Into staying on the course of help, But Christy wanted to just go back to Walmart, To panhandle. I understood her desire to do so, But we could have helped her. She ran off at Sheetz With her garbage bag of belongings. Saying "Christy" multiple times Made Christy ignore me even more. We all deserve a chance...more than one time, But some will want more than one more time.
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Jan 4, 2019
Jan 4, 2019 at 2:58 PM UTC
Phone Service
Her mom was one call away; Even though Christy didn't have her own phone, She had the number ready to dial. In the long run, she couldn't make the call In borrowing access to another's phone. I lent her my phone...more than one time. I noticed Christy asking for rides, A frequent sight Around Walmart's outdoor campus. I couldn't take back what I saw, So I offered to ride her. Christy rose from neutral emotions To cheery. After all, at least she could be inside somewhere Even in fleeting time. I drove her...more than one time After a while, it wasn't "I don't know you" And "You don't know me." Not even "Since it's Christmas..." Could sum this interaction. Instead, Christy and I eating McDonald's breakfast burritos Is the best way I can describe Our encounter: A hunger to help, A hunger to be helped. I ate those burritos...more than one time For her sake. I firmly believe those burritos will not be Her last supper. I drove Christy during the day And under the drapery of night, One instance with her friend Lisa, Another moment that ended With my yelling voice unleashed Toward Christy's mother. Then a detour to the Emergency Room, Good Christy vomiting outside The passenger door along the road. Yet, Christy navigated my driving...more than one time. Christy wasn't a fan of needles, But grudgingly accepted the IV That she foresaw in her medical visit. She succumbed to X-Ray scans, The blood pressure strap, And the nocturnal waiting. "Maybe we should go...you look tired," Christy glared at me. "I'm fine...I want to see you well first," I urged. Christy didn't budge at my response... She signed a release, and we left. Her lips spun her two lip piercings...more than one time. "Do I look funny?" Christy asked me at one point. The best I could say, in order to not just say what she wanted to hear, Was: "You look how you look." We looked for hotels for Christy...more than one time. She was at the Heritage, But a police incident removed The lodgers the night of the scene. Christy was at the Relax, But the manager was missing a kind heart And the room had roaches. We tried the Days Inn. Beyond our affordability. Christy settled with the Knights Inn After mid-knight. My arguing created another situation: I thought I saw Christy getting food from someone else. [My, what assumptions can ruin] She cried because of my sudden accusation. Even my immediate turn-around apology Couldn't mend my errors right then. Christy started losing hope that I, Or we (my mom included), Couldn't help her; limitation started to take The upper hand. Christy, who had suicidal intentions before, Restored them from the way she carelessly And degradingly spoke of herself. "I'm NOT going to the Bethany House!" Christy insisted. Christy repelled the Bethany House...more than one time. I drove Christy to my mom's church, Christy carelessly approving. A friend of my mom's tried to talk Christy Into staying on the course of help, But Christy wanted to just go back to Walmart, To panhandle. I understood her desire to do so, But we could have helped her. She ran off at Sheetz With her garbage bag of belongings. Saying "Christy" multiple times Made Christy ignore me even more. We all deserve a chance...more than one time, But some will want more than one more time.
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I based personal judgements on the past It is a good thing because I was right You have not changed and you prove it Each time you hide the truth from my sight Electrifying distant indifference Enfolds as extravagant lies come undone With each passing second our fingers hold Terrible time unravels another one Of all your indecent indescretions That which hurt me the most Your willingness to cut and conceal Sad suffering you still host I do not want to live with deceit So go if that is all you aim to provide I hope you pick the choice that is true I cannot control which future you decide
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Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 3:26 AM UTC
I Was Right
With rough hands, she was the only thing that made them soft. New experiences protected by their roughness. The orbit of her body their center. They kept her safe. She admired their scars. Their courage to love as they did. To properly deflect the asteroids that threatened her orbit. To hold a fire such as she. Their standards high, lifting her high above. An explicable star shooting across the sky. With hands like a fortress. They cherished every sunrise of her smile. For all that she is. She is blissfully unaware
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 5:45 AM UTC
Orbit
I'm not looking for a prince charming. But a man who has callused hands, a gentle heart, and a forest fire that's raging in his soul? He, I wouldn't mind standing beside.
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Jan 10, 2017
Jan 10, 2017 at 12:04 AM UTC
A Partner
Your enticement was impeccable The charm you brought the table was irresistible Who wouldn't accept such an intimate offer? But a hint of poison was laced in your skin Incognito at first sight Yet I fell too intensely at your gaze for it to register It was too late by the time the poison became visible You became a part of me I couldn't shake off Your lust will be the death of me
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Jun 10, 2015
Jun 10, 2015 at 11:59 PM UTC
A Hint of Poison
I've seen brothers **** one another for the wrinkled print (Dollar bill) Mama's & Sisters selling their bodies purity corrupted to pay the rent. Potential lost in countless deaths needless to most, makes me ask how can you believe in something more when brothers out here killing for less?? How can society grow if we keep taking a step backwards from our elders and ancestors progression & push to see us thrive to be the best. The cowardly hide behind the barrel as the brave but unaware at times are killed off by the no names, crazy how some people out here live their entire lives just to ****** others in exchange to make a name.(for themselves) sad to see but true... I may not have all the answers but in the end somethings have to change...   By Deshunte'B
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Aug 5, 2014
Aug 5, 2014 at 1:11 AM UTC
" Money will make ya "
You wrote me off, so I'll write you on. You see, when you leave, you just provide inspiration. So in the end just who used who? It's pretty **** simple, "I used you." You probably wished I would sob away life. But that's so inhumane, why run, when I can fly? You probably thought, I'd plead you to stay, but nah.. to be honest, I'm feeling really okay. I don't care about the things you said, the things you did, or the things you tried so hard to hide. In two years or so, I won't even remember you're name. "He did that to me? Oh what a shame." Now for once, I'll give you what you want, and this time you can't complain. I'll write you into this poem, and soon enough you'll have fame.
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 8:18 PM UTC
Wrote off, write on