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#wickedness
The witch vanishes in a mystical flash. The house lies awkwardly on two legs, With shrivelled feet. Soon, the small crowd chants, "Follow the yellow-brick road!" There lies a contiguous Red-brick road. Where does it lead? Not to the Emerald City. No one acknowledges the Ruby red swirl. It does, nonetheless, lead in the opposite direction, Away from Xenophobic Land, The shortcomings of an equivocating sneak-thief. Away from what lies behind the curtain, Not following. Like Frost, lead the way on the "red-brick road," And in this case, an unfamiliar route, Not returning to home. And always bring water.
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Jan 13
Jan 13, 2026 at 11:13 AM UTC
The Red Brick Road
marrying and given in marriage wickedness breeds greater wickedness each generation stinkier than the last and every child born a greater evil the scattered righteous are few and hated overwhelmed and drowning in deep sea sparing the unborn from sorrows and griefs gifted with the Comforter for courage and help time is shortened for their sake in half a time shall they be rescued in three days and not a week and in a week and not a year buds have blossomed and harvest’s not delayed we mined the Moon and harnessed the Sun decay’s stench unmistakable but blindly persuaded as freedom’s necessary aroma, even sacred the wicked disintegrate where they stand in utter terror and panic slay one another earth terraformed in a day without end and buying and selling cease
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Apr 14, 2021
Apr 14, 2021 at 3:47 AM UTC
Wicked Generation
I’m caught in a game Of hide-and-seek… Where the run-from One Haunts my every thought, And calls out to me With seductive roars [And I know her too well; I know her too often] While the chase-after Other Graces my every dream, And dances upon the earth With footsteps as soft as a whisper [And, oh, this Other I long to know; Oh, this Other I long to hold] I’m caught in a game Of hide-and-seek… .
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Feb 27, 2021
Feb 27, 2021 at 12:01 PM UTC
I'm Caught in a Game of Hide-and-Seek
Once you've sat at Wisdom's feet and heard her teach the Truth Light's unbearable and dark and Teachers most grievously painful For there is no error in the plumb line Any tilt and crookedness is exposed Every hearts' wickedness and deceitfulness cries out and stinks as dead men's sores
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Aug 8, 2020
Aug 8, 2020 at 11:48 PM UTC
Teachers
tattoos, the mark of Cain instinctively inducing revulsion stirring a mix of fear and hate and of contempt and pity today a common mark of man mistaking individuality for identity abhorrence for affirmation of being and grotesque debasement for beauty the mark of exile, rejection, and wickedness now of fellowship, freedom, and choice embracing the perverse to shock as all children do now permanently etched, defiant without understanding perhaps it is fitting and timely now for the world is going the way of Cain the mark of man is yet another sign manifesting openly for those given to see
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Aug 13, 2019
Aug 13, 2019 at 5:37 AM UTC
Tattoos
So blind, the blind despairs. So wicked, ***** grieves. So indistinguishable from evil, their judgement of evil, truly just. So indistinguishable from their ruthless enemy, the utter destruction decreed shall befall both suddenly. The aggrieved weeps. The wicked hardens. Wickedness upon wickedness. Endurance beyond Lot's, given, the righteous' lot.
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 3:42 AM UTC
***** and Egypt
On the verge of innocence But you was so meticulous In your vicious wickedness I had no idea of your fecklesness Then you left me there to die I could see the evil in your eyes You tried so hard your evil to impart But I'm not as weak as you had thought In your wickedness I will take no part Instead I'll forgive you and steal that power That you thought over me would tower For no one can take my empathy For I have tasted the agony Of many lifes and many years I've cried a million tears And I can see the pain in others Even when they try to cover With happy smiles that don't reach the eyes I see the tears that they lock inside And always I'll stand by their side That in our agony we can connect I'll never be one that will reject For I've traveled the road their going down Many times in fact, I know the bumps and the sounds Even been chased by the devils hounds But every time I do rebound But with the passing years it's getting harder And soon one day I know, I'll be counted as just another martyr
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 4:23 PM UTC
On the Verge of Innocence
I can't stand to become that person again. I can be strong as long as I keep this blade close to my skin. Locking away each deep little thought. Accidentally remembering the ones I forgot. The darkness is a consuming the very essence of my mind. Searching for the light, but I'm becoming more blind. Coming to terms with who I crave to become. Stripping away any remaining innocence, immorality impossible to overcome.
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 1:56 AM UTC
Wickedness
A man kills a man. A ****** blasphemes the resplendent soul of the angelic; ravaging the virtuous house by way of his wicked rapine. Yet the effulgent heart has relinquished the curse of enmity - the noble finds no solace amid the rancor of Hate. Hatred is naught but a vile curse, a bane which plagues the wielder with strife. Truly I maintain, a condign response commands grace and repose. Do not tolerate the sedative pleasure Hatred bears, for alike an ****** the analgesic peculiarities will soon turn to misery - unloosing the very wickedness the righteous heart held in such abhorrent contempt. Only Love can oppose the venom of Hatred and lead the wicked to righteousness. Love will invariably triumph.
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 5:19 PM UTC
Hate and Other Petty Grievances
Hatred replaced the beating The violent vibrations hollowed Once lush and lively places Carved in feelings I cannot understand Conflicting with virtues Asking what is the right thing Introspection reveals the fear Of the shameful devil in the mirror Transformed from the wickedness Which has grown wild and cruel Bloom these demon eyes Luminating into the might with pride. Beckon down deep, the cold echoes An evil mind holds the truth Toxic lifeblood eroded away The former, the King of Beast in my stay
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 10:41 AM UTC
Lucifer
When the sun will cease to shine, And the moon hides behind the clouds. When all the stars have fallen It will prevail, Darkness will. What should I do by then? Should I wait with arms wide open? Let darkness be embraced by me And be bound together for whole eternity? Even before, I have known darkness It kept me away from loneliness. So darkness be embraced by me, Come to me and set me free. Bathe my heart with sadness Take my mind too, fill it with madness Drop my soul in the abyss of wickedness And lead my life to nothingness I can already hear it coming The nearer it comes, the greater the fear I’m feeling But I won’t let these petty emotions overcome me For in the place I’ll be going, Fear and Courage wears the same face It is already here, now come and take me Set my spirit free
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May 28, 2015
May 28, 2015 at 5:55 AM UTC
My Darkness
I’ve seen enough **** and ***** for a lifetime. It’s growing old now. It’s a mix of lust, addiction, and fantasy. Mixed together seeing the same thing And not having love. It’s confusing and misplaced attention.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 10:39 PM UTC
****
It's like this, and then there was total recall. Fast like a safety plan made wrong and then bouncing in and out all the way down the hall. Up through cable cars, Korean fast food market, wet fish, soupy street, concrete cracks filled with crab meat and **** heads. Just a square, a five block, two street, sideways quadrangle, beat of the Tenderloin, hour of the dove. Every one's dead on these loose ends. Hills of the back of her backside, skin of the back of her neck. Rapture is the grave of the sunset, memory is that thing that I said. No one cans in carnivores, no one runs moves like a shepherd. Sunday, daft as candy, luck in the ways of the prophet. Canon of the blaze of every woman that died today. The sleep setting, the motorcycle bending the hollow, the ravines noisy interlude, up through the rough and the tangles, huddles in a six pack, three or four walking up the block to meet the rest of them. The skin doesn't fit right, it wears wrong, the shoulders stiff, the masseuse excuses himself. Buckets of flowers hang from the ceiling like stripped cat christmas decorations in suburban mastermind serial killer resort town. Everyone is quiet because they gotta. They move their feet like they were hurrying death into a red volcano, like they were the errand of red from the top bell to the bottom of the town. I sit on a roof top, baking in the noon day sun. Stripping sticks and stems off the side to sideways, just roasting away, laying, low in the afternoon light. I see a girl with her hands on her skirt, wobbling, scooting a priest card on a periwinkle terra-cotta. I move my head, turn it upside round to take a better look. No one counts to ten when they see me. The gangster that woke up isn't the gangster that went to sleep last night. My wickedness ended my words mean your bright decay. So I ride the pavement exhausted, burying my coughs in an L-shaped arm
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
Sunday Morning
It's like this, and then there was total recall. Fast like a safety plan made wrong and then bouncing in and out all the way down the hall. Up through cable cars, Korean fast food market, wet fish, soupy street, concrete cracks filled with crab meat and **** heads. Just a square, a five block, two street, sideways quadrangle, beat of the Tenderloin, hour of the dove. Every one's dead on these loose ends. Hills of the back of her backside, skin of the back of her neck. Rapture is the grave of the sunset, memory is that thing that I said. No one cans in carnivores, no one runs moves like a shepherd. Sunday, daft as candy, luck in the ways of the prophet. Canon of the blaze of every woman that died today. The sleep setting, the motorcycle bending the hollow, the ravines noisy interlude, up through the rough and the tangles, huddles in a six pack, three or four walking up the block to meet the rest of them. The skin doesn't fit right, it wears wrong, the shoulders stiff, the masseuse excuses himself. Buckets of flowers hang from the ceiling like stripped cat christmas decorations in suburban mastermind serial killer resort town. Everyone is quiet because they gotta. They move their feet like they were hurrying death into a red volcano, like they were the errand of red from the top bell to the bottom of the town. I sit on a roof top, baking in the noon day sun. Stripping sticks and stems off the side to sideways, just roasting away, laying, low in the afternoon light. I see a girl with her hands on her skirt, wobbling, scooting a priest card on a periwinkle terra-cotta. I move my head, turn it upside round to take a better look. No one counts to ten when they see me. The gangster that woke up isn't the gangster that went to sleep last night. My wickedness ended my words mean your bright decay. So I ride the pavement exhausted, burying my coughs in an L-shaped arm
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