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"i'm watching you, stupid ***** Madison pointed at pyper as the girls made there way out of the dining room. "thats enough madison." Cordelia scolded. Nan followed pyper up the stairs into her bedroom. "why are you following me?" pyper asked, looking at nan in disgust. rolling her eyes and shaking her head. "you have madisons money." nan crossed her arms and smiled. "excuse me??" pyper replied as if she were offended by Nans accusation. "mhm, and you have zoeys sunglasses.., cassies ipod, and 25 dollars you stole from emilys purse. along with her art pencils." nan replied. "wow, you're A cleptomaniac." Nan laughed. "okay, how do you know all of this???" Pyper asked, her cheeks red from embarissment, and her head lowered in shame. "i'm psychic. i can read minds." nan explained. suddenly cassie walked past pypers room in search of her stolen ipod. "has anyone seen my pink ipod???" Cassie questioned, it was sitting on my bed, and now i can't find it anywhere. " she looked around hopelessly. "well then look in your room cassie. give me 5 minutes and i'll help you look." pyper shouted. "wow, you're a real piece of work arent you?" nan rolled her eyes and chuckled. "what is your angle, nan?" Pyper questioned, rolling her eyes aswell. saying names name as if she were mocking the whole idea of her. "my angle, PYPER. is this, you give everyone there **** back or i'm telling cordelia and you're out of here." Nan smerked. "you're not going to tell on me anyway?" pyper asked sadly. "no, not onless you do it again." nan sighed, "we stick together here, we're a family, we don't steele eachother down thats not what we're about." nan explained sympatheticly. "wow, thats funny because that's all my real family ever did." pyper replied with big sad puppy dog eyes. nan nodded, "i'm not here to listen to your ******** excuses or your sob stories. if saying that you've had a hard life, and never had anything given to you. and the world owes you. helps you get to sleep at night then fine, cool beans. but i'm not buying that shit. and these girls don't owe you anything. now, i expect everyone to have there **** back by the morning, or i will tell cordelia." nan sighed and rolled her eyes. "okay." pyper nodded with a wounded look upon her face. Cassie stood outside of the door, still listening. her eyebrows raised in anger. and then made her way up the stairs and into madisons room. "what are you doing here pipsquick. im NOT in the mood." Madison sobbed. "oh i think you're in the mood for this, i know who took your money." Cassie smiled.
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 3:40 PM UTC
america horror story:coven fan fic part 5
"i'm watching you, stupid ***** Madison pointed at pyper as the girls made there way out of the dining room. "thats enough madison." Cordelia scolded. Nan followed pyper up the stairs into her bedroom. "why are you following me?" pyper asked, looking at nan in disgust. rolling her eyes and shaking her head. "you have madisons money." nan crossed her arms and smiled. "excuse me??" pyper replied as if she were offended by Nans accusation. "mhm, and you have zoeys sunglasses.., cassies ipod, and 25 dollars you stole from emilys purse. along with her art pencils." nan replied. "wow, you're A cleptomaniac." Nan laughed. "okay, how do you know all of this???" Pyper asked, her cheeks red from embarissment, and her head lowered in shame. "i'm psychic. i can read minds." nan explained. suddenly cassie walked past pypers room in search of her stolen ipod. "has anyone seen my pink ipod???" Cassie questioned, it was sitting on my bed, and now i can't find it anywhere. " she looked around hopelessly. "well then look in your room cassie. give me 5 minutes and i'll help you look." pyper shouted. "wow, you're a real piece of work arent you?" nan rolled her eyes and chuckled. "what is your angle, nan?" Pyper questioned, rolling her eyes aswell. saying names name as if she were mocking the whole idea of her. "my angle, PYPER. is this, you give everyone there **** back or i'm telling cordelia and you're out of here." Nan smerked. "you're not going to tell on me anyway?" pyper asked sadly. "no, not onless you do it again." nan sighed, "we stick together here, we're a family, we don't steele eachother down thats not what we're about." nan explained sympatheticly. "wow, thats funny because that's all my real family ever did." pyper replied with big sad puppy dog eyes. nan nodded, "i'm not here to listen to your ******** excuses or your sob stories. if saying that you've had a hard life, and never had anything given to you. and the world owes you. helps you get to sleep at night then fine, cool beans. but i'm not buying that shit. and these girls don't owe you anything. now, i expect everyone to have there **** back by the morning, or i will tell cordelia." nan sighed and rolled her eyes. "okay." pyper nodded with a wounded look upon her face. Cassie stood outside of the door, still listening. her eyebrows raised in anger. and then made her way up the stairs and into madisons room. "what are you doing here pipsquick. im NOT in the mood." Madison sobbed. "oh i think you're in the mood for this, i know who took your money." Cassie smiled.
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It’s 6:15pm. Peter, Anna, Sophy and I are studying in the common room of our suite. “We need to get serious,” Peter whispered, but there was no subject in the declaration, so I was left confused and uncommitted, “about getting serious,” he clarified. “I’m not sure I can get serious about a guy who doesn’t separate whites and darks in the laundry,” I say, gently. “No,” he said, shaking his head in brief vibration, “we need to get serious about DINNER.” “Oh!” I said, maybe a little too relieved. “Ha!” He chortled, “YOU overthink everything!” He said, nodding his head up and down to prove it was true. “And speaking of laundry,” he continued, seeing me start to open my mouth, “the other night YOU asked me if your pastel purple ******* should go with the whites or darks - so I must be an EXPERT!” I laughed at the idea of his laundry expertise, sailing in from out of the purple like that, it was haywire. “Well,” I said, becoming introspective, “I didn’t know you’d hold onto that question like a grudge,” I said, in quiet, wounded accusation, “from now ON, maybe you should stay as far away from my ******* as possible.” “What are you two grousing about NOW?” Anna asked, looking up from her computer. “You guys are like an old married couple.” “True THAT.” Sophie said, like a judge right before knocking her gavel to finalize a ruling. “We weren’t arguing!” I said, looking around confusedly. I looked at Peter, who was smiling broadly, “Were we?” “Nope,” he said, wrapping his arm around me in a bearhug, “we were flirting.”
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Sep 22, 2022
Sep 22, 2022 at 2:43 PM UTC
pastel purple
It’s 6:15pm. Peter, Anna, Sophy and I are studying in the common room of our suite. “We need to get serious,” Peter whispered, but there was no subject in the declaration, so I was left confused and uncommitted, “about getting serious,” he clarified. “I’m not sure I can get serious about a guy who doesn’t separate whites and darks in the laundry,” I say, gently. “No,” he said, shaking his head in brief vibration, “we need to get serious about DINNER.” “Oh!” I said, maybe a little too relieved. “Ha!” He chortled, “YOU overthink everything!” He said, nodding his head up and down to prove it was true. “And speaking of laundry,” he continued, seeing me start to open my mouth, “the other night YOU asked me if your pastel purple ******* should go with the whites or darks - so I must be an EXPERT!” I laughed at the idea of his laundry expertise, sailing in from out of the purple like that, it was haywire. “Well,” I said, becoming introspective, “I didn’t know you’d hold onto that question like a grudge,” I said, in quiet, wounded accusation, “from now ON, maybe you should stay as far away from my ******* as possible.” “What are you two grousing about NOW?” Anna asked, looking up from her computer. “You guys are like an old married couple.” “True THAT.” Sophie said, like a judge right before knocking her gavel to finalize a ruling. “We weren’t arguing!” I said, looking around confusedly. I looked at Peter, who was smiling broadly, “Were we?” “Nope,” he said, wrapping his arm around me in a bearhug, “we were flirting.”
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#Preface This is not aimed at a single person, nor written for applause. It is a naming, a mirror, a reminder that truth spoken with accountability carries its own fire. The Witness belongs to anyone willing to bear that flame, even for a moment. This is not accusation, but naming in clarity: Projection is the currency. The herd is the instrument. Seduction is the method. Obscurity is the shield.   And when truth enters,   it unsettles the herd. The first defense is always the lullaby.. soft verses sung to calm the trembling, to cradle the anxious back into sleep. But the lullaby is no vision; it is anesthesia, a narcotic of words. It soothes so that no one questions the darkness that holds them. Yet the mantle descends where it will. A word spoken in accountability burns like flame, piercing the fog, shattering the spell. Even for a moment, it breaks the hold and shows the rulers for what they are:       *unclothed,   powerless,              undone.* #
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Sep 26, 2025
Sep 26, 2025 at 2:25 PM UTC
The Witness
As human beings we risk looking like a fool for love because we have dreams for the adventure of being alive. But as so often happens we are opened by life's betrayals or we are closed from fear of further pain but still want that chance to dance in the rain. How many of us never realize that our feelings toward others are determined by our feelings toward ourselves. Be realistic and remember the limitations of being human and remember if you can't love yourself you can't love others. Let go when you're hurting too much and give up when love isn't enough. We must learn to move on when things are not like before and know that there is someone out there who will love you even more. Be true to yourself even if you disappoint others and if we must bear the accusation of betrayal don't betray your own soul. See life's beauty even when it is not pretty and be able to live with failure even if it isn't yours. Don't cry because it is over but smile because it happened and realize you only live once but if done right once is all you need. When life offers you a dream that is far beyond what you had ever hoped for don' t grieve when it comes to an end just go confidently in that direction.   Live the life that you have imagined and do more than just exist but live knowing that where there is love there is life. For some reason we never see things as they are but we see them as we are because that is part of the limitations of being human and it is better to be hated for what you are than loved for what you are not. Sometimes we are beautiful maybe not in looks but in what we say and just in what we are so know life is to be enjoyed and  not just endured and know that to someone you are a star.                           Jon  York                                2012
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Jun 8, 2012
Jun 8, 2012 at 9:47 PM UTC
The Limitations of Being Human
As human beings we risk looking like a fool for love because we have dreams for the adventure of being alive. But as so often happens we are opened by life's betrayals or we are closed from fear of further pain but still want that chance to dance in the rain. How many of us never realize that our feelings toward others are determined by our feelings toward ourselves. Be realistic and remember the limitations of being human and remember if you can't love yourself you can't love others. Let go when you're hurting too much and give up when love isn't enough. We must learn to move on when things are not like before and know that there is someone out there who will love you even more. Be true to yourself even if you disappoint others and if we must bear the accusation of betrayal don't betray your own soul. See life's beauty even when it is not pretty and be able to live with failure even if it isn't yours. Don't cry because it is over but smile because it happened and realize you only live once but if done right once is all you need. When life offers you a dream that is far beyond what you had ever hoped for don' t grieve when it comes to an end just go confidently in that direction.   Live the life that you have imagined and do more than just exist but live knowing that where there is love there is life. For some reason we never see things as they are but we see them as we are because that is part of the limitations of being human and it is better to be hated for what you are than loved for what you are not. Sometimes we are beautiful maybe not in looks but in what we say and just in what we are so know life is to be enjoyed and  not just endured and know that to someone you are a star.                           Jon  York                                2012
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PARNELL'S FUNERAL UNDER the Great Comedian's tomb the crowd. A bundle of tempestuous cloud is blown About the sky; where that is clear of cloud Brightness remains; a brighter star shoots down; What shudders run through all that animal blood? What is this sacrifice? Can someone there Recall the Cretan barb that pierced a star? Rich foliage that the starlight glittered through, A frenzied crowd, and where the branches sprang A beautiful seated boy; a sacred bow; A woman, and an arrow on a string; A pierced boy, image of a star laid low. That woman, the Great Mother imaging, Cut out his heart. Some master of design Stamped boy and tree upon Sicilian coin. An age is the reversal of an age: When strangers murdered Emmet, Fitzgerald, Tone, We lived like men that watch a painted stage. What matter for the scene, the scene once gone: It had not touched our lives. But popular rage, Hysterica passio dragged this quarry down. None shared our guilt; nor did we play a part Upon a painted stage when we devoured his heart. Come, fix upon me that accusing eye. I thirst for accusation. All that was sung. All that was said in Ireland is a lie Bred out of the c-ontagion of the throng, Saving the rhyme rats hear before they die. Leave nothing but the nothingS that belong To this bare soul, let all men judge that can Whether it be an animal or a man. The rest I pass, one sentence I unsay. Had de Valera eaten parnell's heart No loose-lipped demagogue had won the day. No civil rancour torn the land apart. Had Cosgrave eaten parnell's heart, the land's Imagination had been satisfied, Or lacking that, government in such hands. O'Higgins its sole statesman had not died. Had even O'Duffy -- but I name no more -- Their school a crowd, his master solitude; Through Jonathan Swift's clark grove he passed, and there plucked bitter wisdom that enriched his blood.
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From A Full Moon In March
PARNELL'S FUNERAL UNDER the Great Comedian's tomb the crowd. A bundle of tempestuous cloud is blown About the sky; where that is clear of cloud Brightness remains; a brighter star shoots down; What shudders run through all that animal blood? What is this sacrifice? Can someone there Recall the Cretan barb that pierced a star? Rich foliage that the starlight glittered through, A frenzied crowd, and where the branches sprang A beautiful seated boy; a sacred bow; A woman, and an arrow on a string; A pierced boy, image of a star laid low. That woman, the Great Mother imaging, Cut out his heart. Some master of design Stamped boy and tree upon Sicilian coin. An age is the reversal of an age: When strangers murdered Emmet, Fitzgerald, Tone, We lived like men that watch a painted stage. What matter for the scene, the scene once gone: It had not touched our lives. But popular rage, Hysterica passio dragged this quarry down. None shared our guilt; nor did we play a part Upon a painted stage when we devoured his heart. Come, fix upon me that accusing eye. I thirst for accusation. All that was sung. All that was said in Ireland is a lie Bred out of the c-ontagion of the throng, Saving the rhyme rats hear before they die. Leave nothing but the nothingS that belong To this bare soul, let all men judge that can Whether it be an animal or a man. The rest I pass, one sentence I unsay. Had de Valera eaten parnell's heart No loose-lipped demagogue had won the day. No civil rancour torn the land apart. Had Cosgrave eaten parnell's heart, the land's Imagination had been satisfied, Or lacking that, government in such hands. O'Higgins its sole statesman had not died. Had even O'Duffy -- but I name no more -- Their school a crowd, his master solitude; Through Jonathan Swift's clark grove he passed, and there plucked bitter wisdom that enriched his blood.
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Her arms semaphore fat triangles, Pudgy HANDS bunched on layered hips Where bones idle under years of fatback And lima beans. Her jowls shiver in accusation Of crimes cliched by Repetition. Her children, strangers To childhood's TOYS, play Best the games of darkened doorways, Rooftop tag, and know the slick feel of Other people's property. Too fat to ***** Too mad to work, Searches her dreams for the Lucky sign and walks bare-handed Into a den of bereaucrats for her portion. 'They don't give me welfare. I take it.'
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Momma Welfare Roll
Crushed flowers are beautiful, dried, pressed not useful but certainly nice to look at My sister affectionately called me a 'delicate little flower' one of the many times you made me break down, crushed from false accusation until i eventually dried up pressed myself until the pain no longer hurt. I wondered why i had become such a fragile thing shouldn't heartbreak build you up, a learning experience rather than reducing you to a few petals and a stem. i feel more like a tree green and great during the warm summer months unaware of the freezing winter winds that will blow away all my protective leaves. barren. cold. i hope someday i will become evergreen beautiful, tall, luscious and full- pine or cedar or spruce staying fragrant all year round but for now i remain a daisy nothing special dried, pressed and crushed between these pages, within these words.
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 2:55 PM UTC
i do not want to be 'delicate'
Trying to juggle at 1am, Trying to catch those god **** ***** Trying to throw them the"right way", Trying to do everything everyone tells me,   Everything that I can't do. Thoughts swirling in my brain, Fogging my concentration. Self-doubt arising, wondering why no one has called me a failure yet. Questions screamed to the universe. All this fuss, Just for three juggling ***** Three juggling ***** which I can't juggle, Three juggling ***** leading to my accusation of a failure, Three juggling ***** questioning my capacity. All this for three juggling *****
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 2:58 PM UTC
Juggling @ 1am
They say that the cities Are paved with gold That this is the land Where dreams are made true I'll tell you its where they are sold Only the ruthless can afford To rise to the top The cities are nothing but cold Homeless in doorways And beggars on corners A meagre minimum wage income A damp house to welcome Indirect subtle insults Discrimination and accusation Faulted into submission One size fits all Well it better fit you Or you're just another number Database, forms and paperwork Lost in the system Nine to five Or the underworld shift Borrow from Peter to give to Paul Man made traps Crime is always at an all time high Theft, **** fraud, ****** Delinquency Occurring frequently I read the news And it starts my day off miserably Concrete jungle Where have you gone simple things If you have a minute Tell me about the other side The place I want to go Acres of playground fun I want to hear about the trees The earth beneath your feet Do you sit by the river And feel complete
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 5:46 PM UTC
City vs Countryside
A childish accusation, "You promised" Before fear's taught kids are bolder Denied the right, who can I trust And I can't say, now that I'm older Growing up we all learn how to lie Despite all our parents' trying It's become my second nature, why? I've found it's easier than fighting When the world demands a lot of you You learn to adjust or fall apart Rarely is the desired answer true Tangled in lies, where do I start I know I can do better and I should A refrain throughout our heads Binding words, be a kid that's "good" Follow through all that's been said My master is fear, I've learned my lesson Lying seems to be an act that's kind We tend to try to have good intentions "How are you today?" "I'm doing fine."
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 5:01 PM UTC
white lies
a HOME credible THE BISHOP accusation ADMINISTRATION is PARISHES one MINISTRIES that, SCHOOLS after RESOURCES review SAFE ENVIRONMENT of EMPLOYEES reasonably CAREERS available, CONTACT US relevant MAKE A GIFT information BISHOP’S FAITH APPEAL in LOVE AND JUSTICE consultation AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRY with CATHOLIC CHARITIES the PLANNED GIVING Diocesan CHANCELLOR Review OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION Board HISPANIC MINISTRY or CAMPUS MINISTRY other CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINISTRY professionals, STEWARDSHIP AND COMMUNICATIONS there YOUTH MINISTRY is FINANCIAL SERVICES reason MODERATOR OF THE CURIA to MAKE A GIFT TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN believe SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY is FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY true VOCATIONS The soup today is not what it could be; We’d better search out the old recipe Explanatory Note: I fear the poem as written fails, which is my fault (perhaps I have lapsed into fuzziness from reading Leonard Cohen), so here is a bit of exposition: The words in small print are a quote from the Bishops of Texas (long may they wave), generated by some in-house scrivener, about what constitutes a "credible accusation."  "Credible accusation" is not a title in civil, criminal, or canon law, and it appears to be some sort of Article 58 (cf. Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago), a means whereby anyone is guilty because he has been accused.  It stinks. Also stinky is the behavior of some few priests and religious. Anyway, I pulled the quote from a diocesan web site, and scattered among it in LARGE TYPE categories from that site.  I stirred 'em all up in a soup because the matter of paedophilia and the bishops' responses seem to be a soup, making it difficult for a "good simpleton" (cf A Canticle for Leibowitz) like me to understand. May God have mercy on us all.
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 4:20 PM UTC
Our Catholic Soup Kitchen (Explanatory Note Appended)
a HOME credible THE BISHOP accusation ADMINISTRATION is PARISHES one MINISTRIES that, SCHOOLS after RESOURCES review SAFE ENVIRONMENT of EMPLOYEES reasonably CAREERS available, CONTACT US relevant MAKE A GIFT information BISHOP’S FAITH APPEAL in LOVE AND JUSTICE consultation AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRY with CATHOLIC CHARITIES the PLANNED GIVING Diocesan CHANCELLOR Review OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION Board HISPANIC MINISTRY or CAMPUS MINISTRY other CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINISTRY professionals, STEWARDSHIP AND COMMUNICATIONS there YOUTH MINISTRY is FINANCIAL SERVICES reason MODERATOR OF THE CURIA to MAKE A GIFT TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN believe SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY is FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY true VOCATIONS The soup today is not what it could be; We’d better search out the old recipe Explanatory Note: I fear the poem as written fails, which is my fault (perhaps I have lapsed into fuzziness from reading Leonard Cohen), so here is a bit of exposition: The words in small print are a quote from the Bishops of Texas (long may they wave), generated by some in-house scrivener, about what constitutes a "credible accusation."  "Credible accusation" is not a title in civil, criminal, or canon law, and it appears to be some sort of Article 58 (cf. Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago), a means whereby anyone is guilty because he has been accused.  It stinks. Also stinky is the behavior of some few priests and religious. Anyway, I pulled the quote from a diocesan web site, and scattered among it in LARGE TYPE categories from that site.  I stirred 'em all up in a soup because the matter of paedophilia and the bishops' responses seem to be a soup, making it difficult for a "good simpleton" (cf A Canticle for Leibowitz) like me to understand. May God have mercy on us all.
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An insecure woman. Is a lonely woman. For, a woman to know her man. Then they know themselves. If, he's a cheater. Then you must ask yourself? Why you still with him? Do you need him? Or feel you can't live without him? If, he's faithful. He's not going to keep dealing with the accusation. Especially, if you have confirmed that's he's faithful. It's been said that men can't be friends will a female. But that's just the insecurity speaking. Because , if you self assured of yourself. Then your love can't be broken by anyone esle. It's been said women can't be friends with men. Again, it's just an insecurity within them. Just like a insecure women. Trying to hold on to a no-good man.
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Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 11:29 AM UTC
An Insecure Woman
(Holding fire and water together) I don't know why the rain keeps writing the name of Nigeria on the ground in every corner. I don't know why we are this broken and tortured like the fragments of the dust. I don't know why the Dapchi girls returned yesterday while their chikbok friends are still in captive. I don't know why every street in Nigeria is known with an imprint of good leaders. I don't know why we cry yet point accusation. fingers back to ourselves, who is fooling who? I don't know why the sun cry here with a closed lips. I don't know why we keep writing love stories while our brothers and sisters perish in shame! I don't just know why but I think you should know. Are you not the one that collected a cup of rice, clean notes and Abrahamic lie from them? I won't speak ill of this land again, I won't! I won't judge any one, no, I won't for the sake of my unborn children. No, I won't for the sake of what happened to Dele Giwa and Saro Wiwa. We poets are abnormal psychologically. We paints abstraction from the abstracts creating fears that might hurt those true patriots. My muse fell out from me yesterday night, When my television opened to a scene of genocide. Men on pants, women on trousers painting out the tears made for people inhabiting hell. Their laughters and smiles were printed to be archived among themselves. I won't speak ill of this country, no, I won't! Because of my unborn children, I won't! But I will tell just one tale for them to remember Of how monkeys carted away with our monies! Of how Snake swallowed our currency! Of how good our leaders are, I think you know! I have been holding these demons in me until last night they came out horribly in fierce protest to revisit this land again. To tell of those girls ***** under the bridge, To ask why boys like me are named after me, To speak against shadows of death lurking here and there. Nigeria is grey and black, red and violent, Retrieving this oceans of mysteries from the hidden abyss of grave corruption is the passport tabled on the pyramid top to recreate a versatile muses of a lyrics calling for a right to write our rights. Take a walk to memory lane pass your shadow, that of your father, mother & grandmas You will see a Nigeria in another angle trying to free herself from the grip of corruption, then, revisit her tears and struggles you will know we are the cause of our own misfortunes.! ©John Chizoba Vincent From_A_Pen_Refusing_Frustrations
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Jun 30, 2018
Jun 30, 2018 at 5:00 PM UTC
Re-Visiting Nigeria
(Holding fire and water together) I don't know why the rain keeps writing the name of Nigeria on the ground in every corner. I don't know why we are this broken and tortured like the fragments of the dust. I don't know why the Dapchi girls returned yesterday while their chikbok friends are still in captive. I don't know why every street in Nigeria is known with an imprint of good leaders. I don't know why we cry yet point accusation. fingers back to ourselves, who is fooling who? I don't know why the sun cry here with a closed lips. I don't know why we keep writing love stories while our brothers and sisters perish in shame! I don't just know why but I think you should know. Are you not the one that collected a cup of rice, clean notes and Abrahamic lie from them? I won't speak ill of this land again, I won't! I won't judge any one, no, I won't for the sake of my unborn children. No, I won't for the sake of what happened to Dele Giwa and Saro Wiwa. We poets are abnormal psychologically. We paints abstraction from the abstracts creating fears that might hurt those true patriots. My muse fell out from me yesterday night, When my television opened to a scene of genocide. Men on pants, women on trousers painting out the tears made for people inhabiting hell. Their laughters and smiles were printed to be archived among themselves. I won't speak ill of this country, no, I won't! Because of my unborn children, I won't! But I will tell just one tale for them to remember Of how monkeys carted away with our monies! Of how Snake swallowed our currency! Of how good our leaders are, I think you know! I have been holding these demons in me until last night they came out horribly in fierce protest to revisit this land again. To tell of those girls ***** under the bridge, To ask why boys like me are named after me, To speak against shadows of death lurking here and there. Nigeria is grey and black, red and violent, Retrieving this oceans of mysteries from the hidden abyss of grave corruption is the passport tabled on the pyramid top to recreate a versatile muses of a lyrics calling for a right to write our rights. Take a walk to memory lane pass your shadow, that of your father, mother & grandmas You will see a Nigeria in another angle trying to free herself from the grip of corruption, then, revisit her tears and struggles you will know we are the cause of our own misfortunes.! ©John Chizoba Vincent From_A_Pen_Refusing_Frustrations
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Suicide is not an option Everything has to be done with caution Be it wrong accusation or depression Taking your life will reduce our population Believe me, all you need is affection Speak to someone who'll relieve you of your oppression Who'll give you nothing but compassion You may need trust and care in addition When facing life challenges and tribulation Take not suicide for a compensation Try to have a little comprehension Of the afterlife using your discretion And also have a little conversation Involving you and your intuition Considering suicide may be as a result of impression Or thought in abstraction Or even to punish a relation No matter the condition It doesn't worth your life as a rendition If you do plan of taking this action I beg you take this into consideration And do a bit of cogitation That suicide is not an option Though, it's taking it toll on the nation Leading many to quick expiration My fella, suicide is not an option Try to do some reconciliation And make sure to somebody you mention To get your mind in a good position Or perhaps it might change your situation And set you in a new direction Again I say suicide is not an option Take this into admonition That your afterlife may as well be in inversion That live each day with vision Devote smile to your face a portion Do activities in admiration and jubilation And in you life begins a resurrection Thereby killing the ulterior notion And also averting a possible perdition Because suicide is never an option.
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Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 at 5:07 AM UTC
suicide
Suicide is not an option Everything has to be done with caution Be it wrong accusation or depression Taking your life will reduce our population Believe me, all you need is affection Speak to someone who'll relieve you of your oppression Who'll give you nothing but compassion You may need trust and care in addition When facing life challenges and tribulation Take not suicide for a compensation Try to have a little comprehension Of the afterlife using your discretion And also have a little conversation Involving you and your intuition Considering suicide may be as a result of impression Or thought in abstraction Or even to punish a relation No matter the condition It doesn't worth your life as a rendition If you do plan of taking this action I beg you take this into consideration And do a bit of cogitation That suicide is not an option Though, it's taking it toll on the nation Leading many to quick expiration My fella, suicide is not an option Try to do some reconciliation And make sure to somebody you mention To get your mind in a good position Or perhaps it might change your situation And set you in a new direction Again I say suicide is not an option Take this into admonition That your afterlife may as well be in inversion That live each day with vision Devote smile to your face a portion Do activities in admiration and jubilation And in you life begins a resurrection Thereby killing the ulterior notion And also averting a possible perdition Because suicide is never an option.
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Assumption such a devil you are Killing one soul and heart Inching into ones vains Seeping through ones blood The words sticks like a glue Bonded to ones pride and sorrow So why assumption Make such an accusation Please don't play with me Don't trample me Don't crush me And just stop hurting the poor old me.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 1:46 PM UTC
Assume
It was a question; a simple inquiry that I had been running from, catching me off guard, trapping me in this feeling, that I had been found out, before I had found myself. I remember taking offense, as if it were an accusation, rather than a question. Out of breath, and suspiciously defensive, I was frightened out of my mind. But it had been asked with such disdain, such disgust and disapproval, so I kept running.
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 3:04 PM UTC
Running
You accused me now even though its not my fault but for you I'm wrong
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Jan 30, 2016
Jan 30, 2016 at 8:46 AM UTC
Accusation
Let us not talk philosophy, drop it, Jeanne. So many words, so much paper, who can stand it. I told you the truth about my distancing myself. I've stopped worrying about my misshapen life. It was no better and no worse than the usual human tragedies. For over thirty years we have been waging our dispute As we do now, on the island under the skies of the tropics. We flee a downpour, in an instant the bright sun again, And I grow dumb, dazzled by the emerald essence of the leaves. We submerge in foam at the line of the surf, We swim far, to where the horizon is a tangle of banana bush, With little windmills of palms. And I am under accusation: That I am not up to my oeuvre, That I do not demand enough from myself, As I could have learned from Karl Jaspers, That my scorn for the opinions of this age grows slack. I roll on a wave and look at white clouds. You are right, Jeanne, I don't know how to care about the salvation of my soul. Some are called, others manage as well as they can. I accept it, what has befallen me is just. I don't pretend to the dignity of a wise old age. Untranslatable into words, I chose my home in what is now, In things of this world, which exist and, for that reason, delight us: Nakedness of women on the beach, coppery cones of their ******* Hibiscus, alamanda, a red lily, devouring With my eyes, lips, tongue, the guava juice, the juice of la prune de Cythère, *** with ice and syrup, lianas-orchids In a rain forest, where trees stand on the stilts of their roots. Death, you say, mine and yours, closer and closer, We suffered and this poor earth was not enough. The purple-black earth of vegetable gardens Will be here, either looked at or not. The sea, as today, will breathe from its depths. Growing small, I disappear in the immense, more and more free.
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Let us not talk philosophy, drop it, Jeanne. So many words, so much paper, who can stand it. I told you the truth about my distancing myself. I've stopped worrying about my misshapen life. It was no better and no worse than the usual human tragedies. For over thirty years we have been waging our dispute As we do now, on the island under the skies of the tropics. We flee a downpour, in an instant the bright sun again, And I grow dumb, dazzled by the emerald essence of the leaves. We submerge in foam at the line of the surf, We swim far, to where the horizon is a tangle of banana bush, With little windmills of palms. And I am under accusation: That I am not up to my oeuvre, That I do not demand enough from myself, As I could have learned from Karl Jaspers, That my scorn for the opinions of this age grows slack. I roll on a wave and look at white clouds. You are right, Jeanne, I don't know how to care about the salvation of my soul. Some are called, others manage as well as they can. I accept it, what has befallen me is just. I don't pretend to the dignity of a wise old age. Untranslatable into words, I chose my home in what is now, In things of this world, which exist and, for that reason, delight us: Nakedness of women on the beach, coppery cones of their ******* Hibiscus, alamanda, a red lily, devouring With my eyes, lips, tongue, the guava juice, the juice of la prune de Cythère, *** with ice and syrup, lianas-orchids In a rain forest, where trees stand on the stilts of their roots. Death, you say, mine and yours, closer and closer, We suffered and this poor earth was not enough. The purple-black earth of vegetable gardens Will be here, either looked at or not. The sea, as today, will breathe from its depths. Growing small, I disappear in the immense, more and more free.
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Nine years later I still feel everything. Potent ****** reaction. Guilt has caused Riverbed cheeks. This single image That I've kept buried In an attempt to leave behind Is seared into my mind. It plays out: My mother is there; up against the wall. Pig-tailed braids And slender in overalls. Cowering In hyperventilation And sobs Looking so child-like, Cornered By 3 betrayals in human form. Voices raised in accusation Ripping into her In my bedroom. Feeling ill and lost I lie face down on the bed, Covering my ears, Screaming. Blocking out The family fight Chaotic and ferocious, Like worlds end Crumbling my foundation Only feet away Words like daggers Slathered in anger, Hate, and distrust. I couldn't handle Seeing my mom like that; Bullied, scared, And broken down. Hated and attacked By a husband Who vowed to love and protect her; By a son-in-law Who was meant to respect her; By my sister Who was first-born to her. All because a misunderstanding, A rumor, A lie. And I, Too young to understand What this meant, But who knew the truth, Didn't come to her rescue. And now she Is outcasted and alone And I Can't wash myself Of this searing recollection. 21 years old I still find myself Lying face down, Covering my ears, Screaming.
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 3:36 AM UTC
Family Breakdown
Sir/madam genderfluid, xe calls to me ****** heart bricked like a dead battery news of fear hits xis soul like an update from mom on your pornhub roll we're all #1 now there's not much to dread when good and God are everything including dead Xe responds defensively to this misty accusation a biracial silver tongue dry in xis mouth shame brought to the soy-powered community, Eye forgot, again, that unity isn't really unity spoke the wrong hashviolence which proves xheir point - off with its head & burn down the whole joint.
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 8:55 AM UTC
Fake Everything
There is violence In this silence In the words that you don't speak Accusation In excommunication That lasts for months and weeks
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Jun 10, 2016
Jun 10, 2016 at 6:11 PM UTC
Silence
/ *because such examples have to, have to(!) be perpetuated, reiterated, perpetuated, reiterated... these... "things"... these minor quests of establishing being - against, the authoritarian rule of the democracy of beings.* you don't shout, you don't disturb the "social", "peace", of proverbial english society... nope...    shouting does not good, akin to:    silent water eats          away at the shorelines... what you do... is akin to what birds do... you don't gnash your teeth: i.e. clench them molars... gnashing means clenching your molars - a gnashing a gnarling, a pestle & mortar scenario... no...     no shouting... silent movie era of hollywood translated...    you... simply... chatter... you strike incissor teeth against each other... crafting a lightling storm like crackling sound,   like corn flakes...     in a bowl of milk...    you... chatter...                  inspiration? birds... bird calls...     you... chatter...     mind you, unlike the english, looking into my mouth...     the jaw should fit within the confines of the skull...     the upper set of teeth should accommodate the jaw's line of teeth...    but you simply... chatter... which is embodied by attempting to take a phantom bite at "something"... you...           echo:    central incisors against               the lateral incisors... you subsequently: chatter (χατερ)...    i missed the eta (η): given that i also missed the excess of tau - in what isn't, a translation - other than a phonetic equivalent of putting on sunglasses... because, when your neighbour, tells you... that you can't smoke... in your own home, perched on a windowsill, out of the window, implying that the smoke is vacuumed into his bedroom?    and somehow, the law, and the air, we share, is somehow his, and his alone?     and i can't do, what he can, within the confines of his property? NOW WE HAVE A PROPER SHITSHOW! some english are ******* backward hardly insulting the ****** community, with some succumbing to prosopagnosia, while some (notably down syndrome) actually having a memory capacity... that curious look and a familiar expression waiting for a smile... i basically live next to a mental illness example, par uno...           and englishman who "thinks" he's king, rather than a convenient citizen...                        ****** won't budge... guess all i'm equipped with is                           my chatter remedy; and english society still "thinks" that i'm the "mad" one.          - because it's like...   how can you dictate, what someone can, or cannot do, on their property?! like smoking a cigarette,      perched on a windowsill, outside a window, with the accusation:    the smoke is coming into my bedroom... oh right...    so...           erm...                 you own the dynamic of air to suggest such a bias?
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 11:30 AM UTC
love thy neighbour (III)
/ *because such examples have to, have to(!) be perpetuated, reiterated, perpetuated, reiterated... these... "things"... these minor quests of establishing being - against, the authoritarian rule of the democracy of beings.* you don't shout, you don't disturb the "social", "peace", of proverbial english society... nope...    shouting does not good, akin to:    silent water eats          away at the shorelines... what you do... is akin to what birds do... you don't gnash your teeth: i.e. clench them molars... gnashing means clenching your molars - a gnashing a gnarling, a pestle & mortar scenario... no...     no shouting... silent movie era of hollywood translated...    you... simply... chatter... you strike incissor teeth against each other... crafting a lightling storm like crackling sound,   like corn flakes...     in a bowl of milk...    you... chatter...                  inspiration? birds... bird calls...     you... chatter...     mind you, unlike the english, looking into my mouth...     the jaw should fit within the confines of the skull...     the upper set of teeth should accommodate the jaw's line of teeth...    but you simply... chatter... which is embodied by attempting to take a phantom bite at "something"... you...           echo:    central incisors against               the lateral incisors... you subsequently: chatter (χατερ)...    i missed the eta (η): given that i also missed the excess of tau - in what isn't, a translation - other than a phonetic equivalent of putting on sunglasses... because, when your neighbour, tells you... that you can't smoke... in your own home, perched on a windowsill, out of the window, implying that the smoke is vacuumed into his bedroom?    and somehow, the law, and the air, we share, is somehow his, and his alone?     and i can't do, what he can, within the confines of his property? NOW WE HAVE A PROPER SHITSHOW! some english are ******* backward hardly insulting the ****** community, with some succumbing to prosopagnosia, while some (notably down syndrome) actually having a memory capacity... that curious look and a familiar expression waiting for a smile... i basically live next to a mental illness example, par uno...           and englishman who "thinks" he's king, rather than a convenient citizen...                        ****** won't budge... guess all i'm equipped with is                           my chatter remedy; and english society still "thinks" that i'm the "mad" one.          - because it's like...   how can you dictate, what someone can, or cannot do, on their property?! like smoking a cigarette,      perched on a windowsill, outside a window, with the accusation:    the smoke is coming into my bedroom... oh right...    so...           erm...                 you own the dynamic of air to suggest such a bias?
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Liberate the train Inch by inch, mile for mile Speed is a waiting land, devoted to plain Excuses and accusation, in the lips, all the while Independance, is our reward Found futures, in a problem silence, now In last, the problems of candor before the words Of compelling a heart to action, as if guidance allowed Travel of the ****** Suppose to wither with denial? Sordid capture of a freer insanity? Cares of presumption, to live with fear, filial? Callous worth, we's of owed solemnity Trading hunger for wheel's Spare adroitness to tame a keeping nativity Boxes of avarice, with purity to establish a host feel's Rage, for a dream in the land Set to firsts and lest we begin the dire harvest Of an honest soul, that has lent avarice a hand A thought for wishful patience, that has momentum to attest
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Jul 10, 2023
Jul 10, 2023 at 1:05 PM UTC
Well Served; Astute, Baring, Copious Solitude
I read the book of Samuel I read the story of the Israelites Of how they rejected God “We want a king!” they demanded “We want to be like other nations” Rejecting God’s kingship. The same God who brought them up Out of the ******* of Pharaoh Out of slavery in Egypt The same God who gave them victories Over many nations and wars The same God who had fed them For forty years in the wilderness Same God who had proved Beyond reasonable doubt That He is the King of kings A Lord above all lords They chose to downgrade! I was swept away in a mind journey As I thought of how it must have felt To be rejected by your own children Repudiated by your beloved Disowned by the very people you love. My heart bled! The heartbreak was unimaginable The pain was excruciating As my mind pointed fingers of accusation I couldn’t find befitting words *“Foolish Israelites!” “Unrepentant idiots!” “Stubborn generation!”* And as my mind went awry Heaping insults on God’s people Raining accusations on them Judging an imperfect people as myself… His still small voice whispered ***“You are all the same” “You have done worse”*** Then it struck me Like a lightening of a million volts I am the Israelites I am the very people of God I am the same ones I condemn I have betrayed God repeatedly I have chosen sin above my maker My iniquities know no bounds I have trivialized His blood I have made a mess of the cross. *I am the “foolish Israelites!” I am the “unrepentant idiots!” I am the “stubborn generation!”* My heart melted into tears Shame covered me like a cloud My head was bowed in ignominy. Unable to speak or move I lay there, weeping at my wickedness No words were spoken But I felt His arms embrace me In acknowledgement of my repentance I never deserved it But He loved me nonetheless. I pointed one finger at them But three pointed back at me! © Raphael Uzor
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 6:19 PM UTC
Israelite
I read the book of Samuel I read the story of the Israelites Of how they rejected God “We want a king!” they demanded “We want to be like other nations” Rejecting God’s kingship. The same God who brought them up Out of the ******* of Pharaoh Out of slavery in Egypt The same God who gave them victories Over many nations and wars The same God who had fed them For forty years in the wilderness Same God who had proved Beyond reasonable doubt That He is the King of kings A Lord above all lords They chose to downgrade! I was swept away in a mind journey As I thought of how it must have felt To be rejected by your own children Repudiated by your beloved Disowned by the very people you love. My heart bled! The heartbreak was unimaginable The pain was excruciating As my mind pointed fingers of accusation I couldn’t find befitting words *“Foolish Israelites!” “Unrepentant idiots!” “Stubborn generation!”* And as my mind went awry Heaping insults on God’s people Raining accusations on them Judging an imperfect people as myself… His still small voice whispered ***“You are all the same” “You have done worse”*** Then it struck me Like a lightening of a million volts I am the Israelites I am the very people of God I am the same ones I condemn I have betrayed God repeatedly I have chosen sin above my maker My iniquities know no bounds I have trivialized His blood I have made a mess of the cross. *I am the “foolish Israelites!” I am the “unrepentant idiots!” I am the “stubborn generation!”* My heart melted into tears Shame covered me like a cloud My head was bowed in ignominy. Unable to speak or move I lay there, weeping at my wickedness No words were spoken But I felt His arms embrace me In acknowledgement of my repentance I never deserved it But He loved me nonetheless. I pointed one finger at them But three pointed back at me! © Raphael Uzor
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