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"abashing" poems
The thought of you interlocked with him as we used to be drives me to pure insanity.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 10:19 PM UTC
Abashing Admiration
If you should call yourself a student, a truth-seeker or breadwinner, live this life to learn--be prudent, and absorb the evils of the litter. Falter you mustn't for this path you've chosen, among others christen'd, to be whipped and woven. For when even life is beat, it is sweetened with enough strife as to never yawn or sleep, that is but to see a cause to strike. On the road like the beats; Do light the fire of Yeats: For what's a student got to eat but a diet of dry pasta and black beans? For who's a student got to be but a-filling the mold and breaking the seams? For how much a student's got to have but a-cashing the last eight dollars in coin? For what's a student go to know but abashing knowledge for generations to join? For where's a student got to go but when a-coming home given the snare? For what's a student got for hope but a waterboarding victim gasping for air? For how's a student got to live but in living separate selves into one? For how's a student got to cope but to drown the fear with instant 'fun'? For how's a student got to set an example but being stigmatized for education? For what's a student got to show but to hide existential distention? For what's a student going to do then but to turn a-back from all with clout? For who's a student now? but, now, I considered dropping out. And for what's a student got to Bear      but to no fault overhear: "The Universities are a day care"? So, hear this, I bring thee to light It would mean our honest delight For all to know our dire plight But as we sing our "Fight, fight, fight!"
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 4:01 PM UTC
Public servitude
If you should call yourself a student, a truth-seeker or breadwinner, live this life to learn--be prudent, and absorb the evils of the litter. Falter you mustn't for this path you've chosen, among others christen'd, to be whipped and woven. For when even life is beat, it is sweetened with enough strife as to never yawn or sleep, that is but to see a cause to strike. On the road like the beats; Do light the fire of Yeats: For what's a student got to eat but a diet of dry pasta and black beans? For who's a student got to be but a-filling the mold and breaking the seams? For how much a student's got to have but a-cashing the last eight dollars in coin? For what's a student go to know but abashing knowledge for generations to join? For where's a student got to go but when a-coming home given the snare? For what's a student got for hope but a waterboarding victim gasping for air? For how's a student got to live but in living separate selves into one? For how's a student got to cope but to drown the fear with instant 'fun'? For how's a student got to set an example but being stigmatized for education? For what's a student got to show but to hide existential distention? For what's a student going to do then but to turn a-back from all with clout? For who's a student now? but, now, I considered dropping out. And for what's a student got to Bear      but to no fault overhear: "The Universities are a day care"? So, hear this, I bring thee to light It would mean our honest delight For all to know our dire plight But as we sing our "Fight, fight, fight!"
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and I want to write about love but today I don’t have enough my pockets are empty my mind is full but only with silent sufferings and yearnings all my abashing confessions not so silently rage consumes me fueled by fear sleeping deep inside me and I want to write about love but today I don’t have enough matter isn’t singing visions mere hallucinations lacking the soul of the world once again invisible to me but I promise you that something still lingers in the light that touches your fingers and I’m sorry if today my eyes don’t light up honoring the day just tell me about the light that holds dust dripping it softly to the carpet
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 12:47 AM UTC
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