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#typhoon
weathering the typhoon hoping to see it through so that I may see you manning the ship alone it is anything but easy in a storm that's far from breezy on days like this my courage wanes but your memory gives me a second wind I pray that you won't leave me behind
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Apr 19, 2025
Apr 19, 2025 at 3:35 PM UTC
A horrible storm
A growl.. a stomach? No, that was — atmospheric If not hunger I hope we are all parched
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Sep 14, 2023
Sep 14, 2023 at 11:27 PM UTC
Weathered Reality
The monsoons of the heart The cyclones of our whereabouts It's all brewing and burning at the same time Within the all-seeing eye of the storm, the haze and hail over my island are born It's both evening and morning at the same time The violent destructions on the east The threatening strong winds on the west It's all beginning and ending at the same time
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May 30, 2023
May 30, 2023 at 11:45 PM UTC
Summer Ender Supertyphoon
The tempest builds in its confined earthly cavity, Swirling and crushing its source. It roars searching for escape, Thundering out with torrential rains. Lighting sparks through veins Escaping in blistering snaps. The soul relishes in the primal storm, Yearning for a greater release, A larger typhoon to rip this earth away. To shatter the shell constraining its rage. It shakes with monumental tremors, Succumbing it’s structure, to rubble on the floor. -ALC August 14, 2022
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Aug 14, 2022
Aug 14, 2022 at 11:25 AM UTC
Natural Disaster
Learn to say No Don’t give an explanation. They don’t deserve one. Stop saying it’s okay when it isn’t. If they grab your arm, push them away, kick their shins. If they get angry and yell at you, yell louder. You are a powerful Woman, You don’t deserve to be trampled on. Use your Voice! You have the force of a Typhoon in your voice. Drown out the misogyny and wash them out of your life. Tell them that the answer is NO.
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Sep 14, 2020
Sep 14, 2020 at 8:17 PM UTC
The Answer is NO
If I'm to feel the shake of your winds gather the leaves from the trees will the rain fall down brushing my skin gently. Will the cleanse chill my skin, cause me to shiver or recoil? Will it touch my heart and cause a typhoon like the tears over missing you, its been years since I last knew what to do.
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Dec 2, 2019
Dec 2, 2019 at 12:32 AM UTC
Im Not Scared (and thats the scary part)
The night was freezing, trees furiously swaying; I screamed, I called. Your name echoed, resonated. Without any answer, I waited, have you gone away? Shared memories, have you buried them? Tell me, "I am here." I heard you but you did not call; upon seeing you, I hugged you like you've been away for so long... And for so long you'll be away. Holding your hands, I felt it. It's like you've gone to another world; stricken, my heart felt numb. For you are so cold and into the cold ground I cried, I'd save you if I could.
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 4:52 AM UTC
Cold Ground
The red moon Red as the blood that fills our hearts Red as the passion that give us fire As the seduction that leave us flying It is in bloom As the good feelings that we transpire As all the passion that inspires us As all the loveliness we admire As a typhoon Like the pleasure that makes we go wild Like that moon of love up in the sky Like all the bloom of all our desire Like that typhoon of love intensified
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Jul 27, 2018
Jul 27, 2018 at 11:16 AM UTC
Red Moon
Smoke gets trapped under the leaves of trees after the rain. It gave me the impression that the shadows of those leaves are glowing. Up the sky, I can see the sun, but it doesn't hurt my eyes. The chilling wind carried the scent of the muddy soil beneath my feet. It reminded me of all the devastation brought upon by the storm. Last night it rained.
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Aug 15, 2017
Aug 15, 2017 at 9:31 AM UTC
Last Night's Rain
Every sunrise brings a wave of hurt to wash over me like a typhoon. Every sunset brings my regrets to come rest like bricks on my shoulders. Threatening to snap my spine in two. Every doubt comes and shackles to my ankles. I let the metallic taste melt into my blood stream and become part of me. Every noise shatters my ear drums and sends shocks through my body. They leave burns streaked across my body like tattoos. Tattoos that won't wash off in the sink. They won't fade with time. Tattoos that remind me who I am. ...Or used to be. Every blade of grass cuts my feet like words cut my back as you stuck each one in with precision. Every car drives away with my hopes and dreams buckled in the back seat listening to the radio. Singing every word like they can't hear me crying for them to return. Every cloud rains on my mind like acid that pours from the bottle into his glass. Like hatred onto the plate that she sniffs. Every warmth I feel drowns in my sorrows like I drown in the typhoon that lays at my feet. I will always have my tattoos. a memory of myself. ...or used to be.
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 9:28 AM UTC
Every sunrise
There's a typhoon a monsoon Of catastrophic misery, agony, and doom The pain keeps raining down In my sorrow I will surely drown An ocean of emotion and I can't swim My soul's light is growing dim The sky just keeps bleeding My tolerance it's exceeding In this inky blackness I am sinking My soul keeps on shrinking From this psychalgia there is no exception There is no redemption In this anguish Is where I'll languish In this tribulation I will suffer There is no hope I will ever recover In this desolation I will moan and wail This despair is my last coffin nail
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 7:09 PM UTC
My Affliction
drowned the Earth suddenly.   underneath honest light,                                   all    submerged. this cataract of feeling — waters pursue beginnings. cradling them to unknown ends, washed by the shore.         gluttonously the night swallowed all — parliament of birds warble no longer.              midnight, the   Moon claws the supple skin of organized stone   displaced                where all the edges bloom forth torrid froth of dappled light which kills no less than a brief life of matchflame. tenuous spar of wind on the unserious twilight; bulge of death in the stream — a body haul, rafting   in compost; stench of all topple like resins held loose in vats. rat **** becomes            as inviting as moulding bread; tantric music for no instrument, hoarse cries unbeheld —             until the flesh no longer flounders pressed against sleep-shaped youngness hewn lissome in the hours of no succor,        modeling silence in the thrill of this enthusiastic space,            hands scouring muddied   obscure, atremble,       shadowless hours fill stomachs with the plump word of rescue yet none   of these fingers unwished the ingenuity of dull gods — this twilight   nor twinight could ever grive in forethought, striking bells to signal birds          to arrive again so we could feast in  silver  fish, with bare hands scaled to callouses,            looking at it twice-over, this battered yolk of whiteness, with deeds of the viridian    now atrill in new fragile woodworks        lurching and          ameliorating as we all     stutter and sing        haunts dabbing open   lips of small wounds that    wish to shut quietly,   almost every threat of gray     or pummel of    wind startles the flyblown ornate,       hurrying us back to cornerless homes where all photographs washed away,     very few hang                swayed by verdure   of the gradual throne of sea         curving perpetually the several stars we have ignored for a while,      where everything quite begins     again to enthrall with a melodic   leitmotif of the most tender of        instances loose             in mouths                  and in endless recall                                                                   breathless—
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 7:55 AM UTC
Rat **** As Inviting As Molding Bread
drowned the Earth suddenly.   underneath honest light,                                   all    submerged. this cataract of feeling — waters pursue beginnings. cradling them to unknown ends, washed by the shore.         gluttonously the night swallowed all — parliament of birds warble no longer.              midnight, the   Moon claws the supple skin of organized stone   displaced                where all the edges bloom forth torrid froth of dappled light which kills no less than a brief life of matchflame. tenuous spar of wind on the unserious twilight; bulge of death in the stream — a body haul, rafting   in compost; stench of all topple like resins held loose in vats. rat **** becomes            as inviting as moulding bread; tantric music for no instrument, hoarse cries unbeheld —             until the flesh no longer flounders pressed against sleep-shaped youngness hewn lissome in the hours of no succor,        modeling silence in the thrill of this enthusiastic space,            hands scouring muddied   obscure, atremble,       shadowless hours fill stomachs with the plump word of rescue yet none   of these fingers unwished the ingenuity of dull gods — this twilight   nor twinight could ever grive in forethought, striking bells to signal birds          to arrive again so we could feast in  silver  fish, with bare hands scaled to callouses,            looking at it twice-over, this battered yolk of whiteness, with deeds of the viridian    now atrill in new fragile woodworks        lurching and          ameliorating as we all     stutter and sing        haunts dabbing open   lips of small wounds that    wish to shut quietly,   almost every threat of gray     or pummel of    wind startles the flyblown ornate,       hurrying us back to cornerless homes where all photographs washed away,     very few hang                swayed by verdure   of the gradual throne of sea         curving perpetually the several stars we have ignored for a while,      where everything quite begins     again to enthrall with a melodic   leitmotif of the most tender of        instances loose             in mouths                  and in endless recall                                                                   breathless—
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The wind howls to the craters of the moon, wondering if its lack of breath is another respiratory disease waiting to happen As bodies crash into the ocean and casualties increase by every bottled up sensibility The cracks of cardboard doors fill up the voids of emptiness, Emptiness of washed up filth and five days worth of street toxic meant for the guts too vacant to feel Their doors quiver to every knock and exhale, families too hungry, awaiting to devour assurance of safety Just this once, they are asking for a little more Than numbered days of handfuls of rice and rock salt, enough to feed the mouths of eight Teeth clicking to every bite, bones clashing together to prolong the food not more than a mouthful However this time the clicking doesn’t stop It intensifies as street light poles plummet into windows and shards are washed away, seeping through soaked doors They are told to leave these places without titles but this unnamed land is their entitlement and home Their mother whose tongue is a symphony of lullabies remains silent, hoping for the storm to pass Lips swollen from biting, she looks at her children with fear in her eyes, tears reflecting the shattered bulb that hangs by the kitchen ceiling She links her arms to her children’s, grips their skin tightly hoping to warm their shivering exterior while whispering the words “they’ll come for us” Time elapses and the water rises, their properties enveloped by the disease Their house disappears along with it, in a downward current of pitch black and rotten forestry What is left is a family of seven, arms linked and accompanied by the howling wind, Slowly diminishing with its lack of breath, becoming a nationwide debris n.j.
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 7:32 PM UTC
Cardboard Doors (4:08 – 5:34 AM)
The wind howls to the craters of the moon, wondering if its lack of breath is another respiratory disease waiting to happen As bodies crash into the ocean and casualties increase by every bottled up sensibility The cracks of cardboard doors fill up the voids of emptiness, Emptiness of washed up filth and five days worth of street toxic meant for the guts too vacant to feel Their doors quiver to every knock and exhale, families too hungry, awaiting to devour assurance of safety Just this once, they are asking for a little more Than numbered days of handfuls of rice and rock salt, enough to feed the mouths of eight Teeth clicking to every bite, bones clashing together to prolong the food not more than a mouthful However this time the clicking doesn’t stop It intensifies as street light poles plummet into windows and shards are washed away, seeping through soaked doors They are told to leave these places without titles but this unnamed land is their entitlement and home Their mother whose tongue is a symphony of lullabies remains silent, hoping for the storm to pass Lips swollen from biting, she looks at her children with fear in her eyes, tears reflecting the shattered bulb that hangs by the kitchen ceiling She links her arms to her children’s, grips their skin tightly hoping to warm their shivering exterior while whispering the words “they’ll come for us” Time elapses and the water rises, their properties enveloped by the disease Their house disappears along with it, in a downward current of pitch black and rotten forestry What is left is a family of seven, arms linked and accompanied by the howling wind, Slowly diminishing with its lack of breath, becoming a nationwide debris n.j.
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*the wind blows like there is a tremendous fire it has to put out and it is afraid not to give its very best but the problem with the wind is it doesn't see anything else except for that raging fire blindly damaging everything around it now when I walk the streets I see the wreck the fallen branches and the leaves and the uprooted trees that the furious wind left in its wake sometimes, people are like the wind and you are the burning fire everything around you might vanish but you will still be there, raging on.* I hope you will still be there. Let the wind fuel the fire within you.
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 1:40 PM UTC
You Are Fire.
•                                                 If you are a tree, Bombarded by extreme winds,                                             In the amidst of a typhoon,                                                                            *I'll sacrifice to be your roots,                                                                  To diminish your agony,* OH, I cannot manage seeing you suffer!                              *In carrying on in a big tragedy,                                                                With utmost throe alone ,* *Let me be torn and broken into fragments,                  And be cut in combating and holding for you,* That's how much I love and care,                                           I wish you only knew...                 © Earl Jane                          ♥ E.J.C.S.
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 11:09 AM UTC
Roots of Love
How many is a few? According to an online forum, it means 2-3 .So here I go Typhoon hits Taiwan today, so I can’t go anywhere but stay at home all day reading and watching movie (Wild Tales). I think should start reading Swann’s Way again. I was quite interested in Proust in my junior year, cause one time my ex said something I called ‘words of wisdom’ ,which echoed with Proust’s words about sleeping. Maybe they are completely unrelated, but while reading Proust I was unconsciously analyzing the reading in Proust’s way: comparing someone I know in real life with the characters in the book; or maybe I was just putting on airs by showing that I know the (far-fetched) relation between what ******** my ex said and Proust’s words… The wind is getting stronger and stronger now and I am wondering where you are. On this lame typhoon day I’m suffocated by the boredom and humidity. I call it poetic nothingness.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 8:35 AM UTC
8/7 :Proust
Maybe The falter of her step Will trigger a Mini tsunami. But There still is The sound of gravel hitting stone And Brick upon brick; Reconstruction means Beautiful noise, too. She'll cause the world to Stop and stare Either way.
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 12:01 AM UTC
What I've Learned From Typhoons
I feel so powerless as the news relays its latest story Of a vicious storm revolving the area you're in I wish you'd appear on the television, So I could reach out my arm and drag you to where I am The storm's been flooding streets and delaying travel And soon might be wrecking homes and crushing lives I'm so afraid of you being taken away It'd **** me to see my beacon lose its light
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 9:04 AM UTC
Worried
wind lashing rain pouring typhoon here with little warning heaven opens up it's eye houses torn people die earthquakes rupture torn apart family's mourning breaking hearts natures wrath against mankind lashing out a monster sky global warming oceans death oh what a world oh what a mess
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 9:31 AM UTC
**** Humans
I find comfort in the news Be it typhoons or drones I feel like a 100 year old Camus For he was a miserable little raccoon Or should I say Morrissey? But the bipolar king is lost at sea! I think of Sylvia Plath and her oven Incinerated in a jar or in a coffin? I will mention roses in a second But first, wear your veil May I eat your cheeks? I’m your psychopath with style We bathed in herbs together The pale ******* that shone A reoccurring dream of two moons I believe in reincarnation bosoms, as the lunar eyes of an owl Stars, rain, coffee, cigarettes and music Few clichés, I forgot about your roses One day I’ll strike the balance between rhymes and passion
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 12:11 PM UTC
Sentiments
I am a tempest,      the most violent of      winds whipping around      without concern for any      who surround me.  I am a volcano,      the lava of my emotions       exploding up and over      to seep throughout      every nook and crevice.  I am a typhoon,      my gale force winds      showing mercy to      neither sea nor land as      I rip-roar over it all.  And you…      you are the halcyon tranquility      I've been searching for      all along, the serenity needed       to calm my frenzied turbulence      with but a stroke of your lips,      leaving me breathless and      my winds settled at long last.
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
The Calm After