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her ****** smile, brushed softly below his belt, needs to be on guard!
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Nov 3, 2017
Nov 3, 2017 at 5:12 AM UTC
****** provocation
It is not unusual that at some point in our lives we will have to deal with a tense encounter where words will be exchanged in an environment of anger with others. Usually there is one person who is in less control of himself and poses a greater risk to harm the other. How do you defuse the situation? How do you calm someone who is angry? First, talk with a low calm voice. Secondly, show them your white teeth (smile), if possible. And don't look them directly in the face. These three suggestions are predicated on the fact that they are all non-engaging and have a tendency to calm or reduce tension from the aggravated party. It all starts by using the wrong words, or the right words interpreted the wrong way by the offended party. This escalates potentially becoming a provocation by someone who is incensed or upset over a matter. Angry words then usually follow. Depending on how you handle things, will determine whether you succeed to defuse the situation or not. And sometimes, just sometimes, friendship regains that upper hand. This is the best case scenario which everyone could only want. I tried to capture all this with a short Haiku that now follows: **a word, provoking angry words are now exchanged smiles come, peace remains** As an interesting afterthought, a person once shared with me his unusual approach he himself uses to avoid getting angry. He told me whenever he feels that he is about to get angry he forces himself to laugh uncontrollably and loud that his anger not "take control of Him." He said it works. I am fortunately happy to tell you have never had a chance to test his system out.
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 4:05 PM UTC
How To Defuse An Angry Confrontation -Haiku Poetry
It is not unusual that at some point in our lives we will have to deal with a tense encounter where words will be exchanged in an environment of anger with others. Usually there is one person who is in less control of himself and poses a greater risk to harm the other. How do you defuse the situation? How do you calm someone who is angry? First, talk with a low calm voice. Secondly, show them your white teeth (smile), if possible. And don't look them directly in the face. These three suggestions are predicated on the fact that they are all non-engaging and have a tendency to calm or reduce tension from the aggravated party. It all starts by using the wrong words, or the right words interpreted the wrong way by the offended party. This escalates potentially becoming a provocation by someone who is incensed or upset over a matter. Angry words then usually follow. Depending on how you handle things, will determine whether you succeed to defuse the situation or not. And sometimes, just sometimes, friendship regains that upper hand. This is the best case scenario which everyone could only want. I tried to capture all this with a short Haiku that now follows: **a word, provoking angry words are now exchanged smiles come, peace remains** As an interesting afterthought, a person once shared with me his unusual approach he himself uses to avoid getting angry. He told me whenever he feels that he is about to get angry he forces himself to laugh uncontrollably and loud that his anger not "take control of Him." He said it works. I am fortunately happy to tell you have never had a chance to test his system out.
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Oh subtle sounds why do you taunt My frail mind of guilt? Yes far I went, too far 'Till your eyes no longer glinted In the pale moonlight And you lay stiller Than the garden statue Now of which has the engraved characters R.I.P And yes sorry I am thy heart of sweet But provocation you purged me with And cope I couldn't Now pray I shall that found your not Pray and pray I will I wish you peace But most of all I wish away my doings
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 10:38 AM UTC
Wish away my doings
Your voice on the phone is a provocation Your appearance in the doorway later is an incitement It's not your fault You merely exist But it's too much for me to handle So I ***** a wall and even that is a provocation and an incitement for I can't escape the knowledge of who's on the other side with all my concentration I redirect my thoughts away from this evil inclination to ****** a secret peek that can't be secret and I recoil in my guilt asking forgiveness from whom?
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 6:20 PM UTC
Mechitzah
the last time you felt inresitable closeness where when you went into this dark basement... there was a man in a cage he received you with rage as you animalically engaged in the provocation of greed amber on his skin yellow-colored fluid and your pulse beat the same speed as you turned into a unit then you woke up and smelled his grin
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Feb 8, 2020
Feb 8, 2020 at 11:47 AM UTC
Provocation Of Greed