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"acquit" poems
I can't help but notice How much harder The rain hits my face After I've sinned. And if there's a God, He hates me. No prayer can acquit this hatred. There's no hymn to heal my wounds. I'm surprised I haven't burst Into flames yet. They'd probably dump water on me And call it a baptism. Reborn, renewed, refreshed, my child. Who made that water so pure? Who died and put you in charge? Go ahead, Recite your verses and preach your sermons, But the "Body of Christ" Is just a piece of bread.
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 12:15 AM UTC
Resurrection
Have love ever been easy to deal with sympathy? Just so, Her iron lung breathing calamity of apathy Beyond eyes and words ,her beauty spoke Kindle once vital, now perish slow with smoke Suffocation cannot feel this good, can it? a crime of love shall never see acquit A poetess sung for me a poem of love Soft words - with stings of  venomous dove Being so deluded by some natural artsy Dreams woven on silent obscure spree Cold touch of her once warm soul Shattering pieces  now never be whole Poignant themes of once happy souvenir Whispering breeze of lonely December Brings me smile then tears falls down a deep breath sigh and again I avow holding onto the keepsake- my folded hands try Squeezed by broken dreams- once more I cry!
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 11:45 PM UTC
Panda crying for moon
When I utter commit, I mean to dedicate First to Him, that gave my full birthright And two to myself, the reason to create, My commitment is my responsibility I choose to commit, perhaps you may not admit I want to melt my fears, thyself to acquit Realize my valour, to knit again my grit My commitment is my responsibility I commit to trust my inner instinct, Lest I stumble and be called extinct I will teach me to always be prinked My commitment is my responsibility I commit my business to what is real Perhaps people will get dull Maybe I will find my answers in the baffle And get busy making my now life blissful For my commitment is my responsibility
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Apr 3, 2021
Apr 3, 2021 at 2:44 PM UTC
Commit Yourself
My mind is under the glacier Waiting for it to combust As I try to gain sanity I get propelled into madness Every time I try yo understand I only accept less Every time I confess My darkest sins Everyone else comes from within To admit their faults So I'm kicking my issues to the vault Accept that my mistakes are my fault And realize that I should never quit But I'm a defendant tryo g to acquit Please God give me strength So I don't channel my anger In the wrong way I'm trying to be good today But tomorrow is a different story Renounce my glory Only when I deserve it So far I'm not sure I have But then yet, I can be too skeptical This a search to be happy And I can't find much For now But I know I have to wait And for the impatient part of me That's too difficult to work But I do know That I have to conspire against my most loathed tasks And paint it with the pathway to what I love That's the only way I'll make it I'll survive, just give me time to work the kinks out So far I'm in prototype
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 9:11 PM UTC
Under The Glacier
I’m filled with love, but nothing to do with it. So much energy but nowhere to go. You, a prisoner that I must acquit. I love you more than you could ever know. Hateful love, kindly fighting, furious peace. I feel more loved when I am filled with hate. All these describe how I feel; Bitter Sweet. I can’t stand this; I’ve got a lot on my plate. Little did I know, you are always there. I can be myself when I’m around you. You’ve come to rescue me from my nightmare. I hope you see that my love is pure and true. And no longer do I feel bittersweet. Doubtless you’re the girl I have longed to meet.
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Sep 7, 2014
Sep 7, 2014 at 11:21 PM UTC
Bitter Sweet
He was a man A lizard The one that crawls out of its skin Camouflaging ‘till it’s sweating the rocks Keen on what it wants, what it feels That very moment Is all that matters, all that fills Him His fibs were a well-tailored fit But he bit his own head off too often and stood empty Like a wishing well or an abyss, The pit in which I threw my dreams in But he couldn’t fit the sentiment Wishes were demands that bared the skeleton Their little mouths crunching and talking to him He calcified his judgement to acquit the fugitive And he blowtorched my size, my wit Until he could no longer speak of it or enjoy it I had been burning for days Up until the day he palpated the shame Of the impulse, of the way a man could perfect his death Behind the mountain of skin, undressed the tongue was hissing in his pit I sat him on the chair, roped to one question Why did you do it And if guilt is the sharpest tool to deface him, the man couldn’t look at me A mallard too limp to admit his interests were monotypic, only equipped to fit his own **** I should have de-plucked it Drained and throat-hung it For the many nights I made love to a liar But, I let him keep all of his fingers so the man may continue ******* himself
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 11:10 PM UTC
I let him keep his fingers
Enslaved by the Mind slaves of its cravings Likes and Dislikes chained with tangled strings                  ~ Enslaved to the world Repeating circles endlessly Networking and Socialising What are we trying to sustain?                 ~ Enslaved to our misery Nature's calling in evolution Selection and Elimination A thousand folders to maintain                    ~ Let's think about something else Something made of love and light Pause and Rethink God's most precious gift is- free will                       ~ Let's embrace the random A blessing in disguise Willingly take a step towards freedom Know what it's like being A Free Being                    ~ Let's acquit ourselves of the guilt Annihilation of all that carried since that's not truly you All it takes is a moment's will A decision to break on through                        ~ Let's think about something else something made of light and dark know that dark too has its part embrace them both alike                       ~ Let's familiarise with ourselves in our aloneness the Unclouded being that's not static but shall forever flow for if it wasn't for the Sun and Moon we wouldn't know Equanimity Know what it is being A Free-Being ~~
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 10:37 AM UTC
To Freedom
She stood in the dock, a ruddy gibbering wreck, very flushed and very frightened, The stern judge was a vulture, dreams of chewing her flesh, Counsel for the prosecution, was a rather noisy crow, In her defence, an eagle stood, Clutching close her feathered brood. the courtroom clerk a budgerigar, with yellow breast, and mottled feathers, chatting and typing litotes, although not really listening. The defendant for the trial today, was a bright pink flamingo, with googly legs and googly eyes, that poured out such pink tears, the way the case was going on, well, she could be locked away for years, the jury consisted of mockingbirds, who laughed at everything they heard, the evidence was null and void, not really heard above the noise. Having heard what he could of the evidence, the vulture judge got rather cross, he called upon a dove, "members of the jury, we have to acquit  this pretty flamingo, because I believe that I'm in love". (c)Livvi
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Jun 20, 2014
Jun 20, 2014 at 4:33 PM UTC
Flocking into Court!
Stop badgering the witness! Love is a mysterious thing poker face Even though we tend to think of soul mates as a symbiotic union, we have to be open-minded Marriage is a business transaction *We've all had nights we can't remember... or wish we could forget* as we all recalled it was the mindset that triggered strong emotion into an explosion that separate the thing called love. It’s have been more than twenty odd years since the Weeper's victims left over tears, that never faded. the dead  never felt neither pain nor anger The jury is still deliberating long and hard with miles   to go on the public views, so once again if the gloves don't fit you must acquit   Stop badgering the remaining witnesses America Love is a mysterious thing, poker face
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 8:16 AM UTC
Stop Badgering The Witness
My anger is a gift. My anger is a gift And for, that you will not acquit me. So judge me. I get it, You wanna stick up for the little man But what are the terms and conditions you got written on your hand? Is that freedom? Determined to rid the vermin Hatreds poisonous venom Annihilation of oppression By concreting a standard that fits your balance? Fascism Disguised by liberal ways. Cause the left won the culture war And we must fulfill the agenda to save the day. Or is it about the money? With a buck in my right hand And my left fist full of pills grasping in half prayer for rehab They say I need help. My mental status is high on bad health I'm caged in my brain, All 9 circles of hell With no guiding light, I'm always told to tread light My heart beats questions, my words start fights. I am the snow storm of Capricorn Loose chains around my neck Pentacles Cups Wands Swords Astro-Tarot cross burns with no exhaust At the bottom of the gate, You can see my bones in Lucifer's mouth. So why do I feel angelic? My anger is prolific Biblical scriptures leave me destined for heathen obsessions. I am the division No balance without permission My air fuels fires and creates unison. I am destruction But rebirth in the same phase. Cycling the celestial waives Swearing in God's name. I can't be the only one Who feels that condescending thumb We must create a stage to fit the population who wants to express their pain to his son. But its crowded, About to cave. The weight of the world will be best defined in mass graves. And here comes my gift. My anger is my bliss. I can't come to grips on why the world is the way it is. I respect this age for hands raised in rage. But I will be quick to slap down others who think they are center stage. I'll break anyone's four walls and follow Shakespeare in a Socratic annoyance. This is a moment of clairvoyance Repeat these words with me and find a voice; Solve Coagula Solve Coagula Dissolve the paradigm To form a new life Solve Coagula Solve Coagula My gift to the world Is written on my arms.
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Mar 14, 2018
Mar 14, 2018 at 12:56 PM UTC
3/14/18
My anger is a gift. My anger is a gift And for, that you will not acquit me. So judge me. I get it, You wanna stick up for the little man But what are the terms and conditions you got written on your hand? Is that freedom? Determined to rid the vermin Hatreds poisonous venom Annihilation of oppression By concreting a standard that fits your balance? Fascism Disguised by liberal ways. Cause the left won the culture war And we must fulfill the agenda to save the day. Or is it about the money? With a buck in my right hand And my left fist full of pills grasping in half prayer for rehab They say I need help. My mental status is high on bad health I'm caged in my brain, All 9 circles of hell With no guiding light, I'm always told to tread light My heart beats questions, my words start fights. I am the snow storm of Capricorn Loose chains around my neck Pentacles Cups Wands Swords Astro-Tarot cross burns with no exhaust At the bottom of the gate, You can see my bones in Lucifer's mouth. So why do I feel angelic? My anger is prolific Biblical scriptures leave me destined for heathen obsessions. I am the division No balance without permission My air fuels fires and creates unison. I am destruction But rebirth in the same phase. Cycling the celestial waives Swearing in God's name. I can't be the only one Who feels that condescending thumb We must create a stage to fit the population who wants to express their pain to his son. But its crowded, About to cave. The weight of the world will be best defined in mass graves. And here comes my gift. My anger is my bliss. I can't come to grips on why the world is the way it is. I respect this age for hands raised in rage. But I will be quick to slap down others who think they are center stage. I'll break anyone's four walls and follow Shakespeare in a Socratic annoyance. This is a moment of clairvoyance Repeat these words with me and find a voice; Solve Coagula Solve Coagula Dissolve the paradigm To form a new life Solve Coagula Solve Coagula My gift to the world Is written on my arms.
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It is a hunger Desire to love and grow further Acquit to encumber Greek fire abreast of precursor Let me feel that love yet unheard of to me In this old world Debris barren of written word at sea Deep kiss unfurl Until then, memories keep coming Beauty, which yet not be wrong Living will, remedies forthcoming Off duty all along If the sky would fall Die nor, would we all
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 7:07 PM UTC
Orchid Instinct
Invisible water is filling up a lung, constantly drowning in an everyday world. No words to every song that has ever been sung, we are born and we die the same; body curled. Trees grow but leafs fall, a barren way left to display, Seas and breeze call, it's said that night is the one true love to day. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. With the beat that's in our chest, we're fooled to think that we are tough. Language was made to communicate, but we quarrel in pettiness. Still we can all relate to an elegy of emptiness. There's a dark room in every home, and each closet holds atleast a single skeleton. Our feet recognize the path we roam, and you're not surprised that you fell again. Puddles gather for us to splash, separating each drop from kin, I know I'd rather just ask for the water to let me come in. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. We all need to take a rest, our strength is now merely a bluff. Distance is here for us to jump, but not many know readiness, everyone has some sort of slump with an elegy of emptiness. Lives travel on, and many paths become split, and we all prattle on, only our feelings do we acquit. Life doesn't stop for any one person, no matter the benefit. But you listen to a different version, that much you have to admit. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. Each day now is just a test, truth mixed in with the fluff. Souls were made to connect, but most care only for prettiness, not realizing the effect and then the elegy of emptiness.
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 7:59 PM UTC
Elegy of Emptiness
Invisible water is filling up a lung, constantly drowning in an everyday world. No words to every song that has ever been sung, we are born and we die the same; body curled. Trees grow but leafs fall, a barren way left to display, Seas and breeze call, it's said that night is the one true love to day. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. With the beat that's in our chest, we're fooled to think that we are tough. Language was made to communicate, but we quarrel in pettiness. Still we can all relate to an elegy of emptiness. There's a dark room in every home, and each closet holds atleast a single skeleton. Our feet recognize the path we roam, and you're not surprised that you fell again. Puddles gather for us to splash, separating each drop from kin, I know I'd rather just ask for the water to let me come in. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. We all need to take a rest, our strength is now merely a bluff. Distance is here for us to jump, but not many know readiness, everyone has some sort of slump with an elegy of emptiness. Lives travel on, and many paths become split, and we all prattle on, only our feelings do we acquit. Life doesn't stop for any one person, no matter the benefit. But you listen to a different version, that much you have to admit. We try to be our best, but our best is rarely enough. Each day now is just a test, truth mixed in with the fluff. Souls were made to connect, but most care only for prettiness, not realizing the effect and then the elegy of emptiness.
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I was restless this evening past, tossed and turned until shadows cast, disheveled hair, and eyes mad, I procured a parchment and quill to acquit my mental fast . I was restless this evening past, tossed and turned until shadows cast, disheveled hair, and eyes mad, I procured a parchment and quill to acquit my mental fast . I was restless this evening past, tossed and turned until shadows cast, disheveled hair, and eyes mad, I procured a parchment and quill to acquit my mental fast
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Mar 26, 2021
Mar 26, 2021 at 2:19 PM UTC
a mental fast from poetry
Artificial, yet an artisan, Pontifically partisan, She raised her eyes to heaven high And chiseled my heart with steady hands She carved her own intricate façade, And painted her mask to earn applaud, Beneath her father’s right-wing feathers Brought up to pray to his decreed god He crowned her with his finest gems To show her off to all his friends; Helped her gild herself with gold An aristocratic wright in the truest sense “But I specialize in counterfeit,” She said, as I saw under the definite And skillful strokes, the expert notches, A messy sketch yearning to freely acquit “Then be free,” I said, as she let me in Her atelier. So I scraped from her skin The china-doll gloss and regal glitter, And drained her blue blood of cyan tint She smiled—the laughter lines made cracks Through lips of plaster and cheeks of wax I took the gleaming jewels from her eyes, And saw new life glimmer in rolling tear tracks She was a tempest of color, splattered and spilled A muse incarnate that could not be stilled, Chaos unveiled, but beautifully alive With soul redeemed and freedom fulfilled
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 1:42 AM UTC
The Dictatorial Sculptor’s Daughter
Poetry give a voice to a prison inmate he show emotions Poetry is evolution of man capabilities to see beyond the clouds Poetry is art with kaleidoscope images With the eyes     of an double-edge sword That dug deeper into ones soul Poetry is a purge for a dark soul That clog ones’ artery Poetry is fighting words against An ill manner society Poetry is an untimely wave It never ceases to amaze us Poetry is a stage plays: plays out and became a big part in the court room drama While the defense lawyers demonstrated Their incompetence in many ways If the gloves don't fit, you must acquit. Poetry is the flags we wave during An uprising, as we protest again Apartheid Poetry is the language that every poet Want to translate into categories Poetry is a threat to the man in higher power As he sit upon his thrones Poetry is the pacifier to a baby As the lullabies and nursery rhyme soothe him to sleep Poetry is the key to a romance as the relationship loses its flavor Poetry is an sale pitch Its sell itself throughout history Poetry is an eye opener it can break you Or make you repeat tongue twisting words Poetry is proverbs, Psalms and Eulogies As it release ones souls into the unknown Poetry is the key that bring us together As we fall apart Poetry is what held the slaves together Through a time of injustice Poetry is looking at the sun, the moon And the stars, as we say silly words “How lovely the moon looks tonight” If only I could touch the stars, I  would place one In your lovely hair as we gaze into each other eyes. Poetry is the recall of a poet bad romance That gone sour Poetry is the seasons of poems as it rolls with The elements of the weather Poetry is the voice of a mute poet Who perform in silence while the audience read his mind The Poem was inspired by Emilio Villa
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 2:15 PM UTC
What's Poetry
Poetry give a voice to a prison inmate he show emotions Poetry is evolution of man capabilities to see beyond the clouds Poetry is art with kaleidoscope images With the eyes     of an double-edge sword That dug deeper into ones soul Poetry is a purge for a dark soul That clog ones’ artery Poetry is fighting words against An ill manner society Poetry is an untimely wave It never ceases to amaze us Poetry is a stage plays: plays out and became a big part in the court room drama While the defense lawyers demonstrated Their incompetence in many ways If the gloves don't fit, you must acquit. Poetry is the flags we wave during An uprising, as we protest again Apartheid Poetry is the language that every poet Want to translate into categories Poetry is a threat to the man in higher power As he sit upon his thrones Poetry is the pacifier to a baby As the lullabies and nursery rhyme soothe him to sleep Poetry is the key to a romance as the relationship loses its flavor Poetry is an sale pitch Its sell itself throughout history Poetry is an eye opener it can break you Or make you repeat tongue twisting words Poetry is proverbs, Psalms and Eulogies As it release ones souls into the unknown Poetry is the key that bring us together As we fall apart Poetry is what held the slaves together Through a time of injustice Poetry is looking at the sun, the moon And the stars, as we say silly words “How lovely the moon looks tonight” If only I could touch the stars, I  would place one In your lovely hair as we gaze into each other eyes. Poetry is the recall of a poet bad romance That gone sour Poetry is the seasons of poems as it rolls with The elements of the weather Poetry is the voice of a mute poet Who perform in silence while the audience read his mind The Poem was inspired by Emilio Villa
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Ma muse, j'ai un tout petit dilemne. Il est écrit qu'il y a en tout et pour tout neuf muses Qui ont pour nom par ordre alphabétique Calliope, Clio, Erato, Euterpe Melpomène, Polymnie, Terspichore, Thalia et Uranie Nulle trace d'Aura. Es-tu vraiment celle que tu prétends être ? Aimes-tu vraiment le chant de deux voix qui s'alternent ? Et dans le cas où tu serais bien l'une des neuf Pourquoi m'as-tu dit que tu étais le huit ? Si je te pose la question C'est que j'avais accès à ton site sur muses.com/aura et j'ai égaré mon mot de passe. Tu sais, ce mot de passe sécurisé Qui nous permettait de nous exhiber tranquillement A l'abri des regards indiscrets. Je ne me souviens pas s'il y avait douze, quatorze ou vingt caractères. mais il y en avait plus que huit Il était fort et aléatoire Entre majuscules, minuscules, symboles et chiffres Impossible à craquer C'était mieux que Fort Knox Dedans tu avais mis ton âge, ton poids, ta taille, ta pointure Et les lettres, arbmu et umz Et un symbole étrange un t avec une virgule souscrite. J'ai appelé à gauche et à droite les Muses pour retrouver ta trace, Je t'ai googlisé. En vain. Es tu vraiment ma Muse ou Furie ? Par acquit de conscience j 'ai vérifié les noms des Furies Tisiphone, Mégère et Alecton. Et j'en reviens à la seule et unique question : Qui es-tu ? Mon ombre, certes, mais encore ? J'ai rêvé que tu étais astronaute et moi Martien. Tu m'avais réduit de la taille d'un minuscule atome Que tu gardais bien au chaud dans son berceau Au fond de la planète Utérus. Et tu m'allaitais d'eau de vie de mirabelle et me berçais De câlins sucrés. Et je gazouillais En regardant tes yeux, Aura, A l'époque rouges jaunes orange bleus Puis un jour tes yeux sont passé au vert Et tu m'as sevré sans un mot, sans une parole. Tu m'as mis hors du miroir Et tu m'as dit d'aller caresser l'oiseau. Et depuis j'erre comme un bateau ivre Mais revenons à nos orphies : Le mot de passe !!! Pour simplifier je te propose Qu'on efface tout ça et qu'on mette à la place Juste une phrase comme : Amant alterna camenae (Virg. egl III,59)
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 11:41 AM UTC
Mot de passe
Ma muse, j'ai un tout petit dilemne. Il est écrit qu'il y a en tout et pour tout neuf muses Qui ont pour nom par ordre alphabétique Calliope, Clio, Erato, Euterpe Melpomène, Polymnie, Terspichore, Thalia et Uranie Nulle trace d'Aura. Es-tu vraiment celle que tu prétends être ? Aimes-tu vraiment le chant de deux voix qui s'alternent ? Et dans le cas où tu serais bien l'une des neuf Pourquoi m'as-tu dit que tu étais le huit ? Si je te pose la question C'est que j'avais accès à ton site sur muses.com/aura et j'ai égaré mon mot de passe. Tu sais, ce mot de passe sécurisé Qui nous permettait de nous exhiber tranquillement A l'abri des regards indiscrets. Je ne me souviens pas s'il y avait douze, quatorze ou vingt caractères. mais il y en avait plus que huit Il était fort et aléatoire Entre majuscules, minuscules, symboles et chiffres Impossible à craquer C'était mieux que Fort Knox Dedans tu avais mis ton âge, ton poids, ta taille, ta pointure Et les lettres, arbmu et umz Et un symbole étrange un t avec une virgule souscrite. J'ai appelé à gauche et à droite les Muses pour retrouver ta trace, Je t'ai googlisé. En vain. Es tu vraiment ma Muse ou Furie ? Par acquit de conscience j 'ai vérifié les noms des Furies Tisiphone, Mégère et Alecton. Et j'en reviens à la seule et unique question : Qui es-tu ? Mon ombre, certes, mais encore ? J'ai rêvé que tu étais astronaute et moi Martien. Tu m'avais réduit de la taille d'un minuscule atome Que tu gardais bien au chaud dans son berceau Au fond de la planète Utérus. Et tu m'allaitais d'eau de vie de mirabelle et me berçais De câlins sucrés. Et je gazouillais En regardant tes yeux, Aura, A l'époque rouges jaunes orange bleus Puis un jour tes yeux sont passé au vert Et tu m'as sevré sans un mot, sans une parole. Tu m'as mis hors du miroir Et tu m'as dit d'aller caresser l'oiseau. Et depuis j'erre comme un bateau ivre Mais revenons à nos orphies : Le mot de passe !!! Pour simplifier je te propose Qu'on efface tout ça et qu'on mette à la place Juste une phrase comme : Amant alterna camenae (Virg. egl III,59)
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If we all tried and did something good each day we would then help to keep so much evil at bay. And in the world there would be a lot less crime and so people would not have to do penalty time. The same can be said about the telling of lies that are deceptive which most people despise. Because no one really likes to know they've been deceived especially after being told something false that is believed. This raises those related issues of virtue and vice or conduct of what is or isn't regarded to be nice. The laws of the state are to be followed as a guide by all the people who are by them otherwise tried. If found to have transgressed in a particular way that did not conform to a specific law of the day. There's usually someone about who sounds the alarm when a member of society is suspected of doing harm. And when the offender is apprehended and brought to trial they have to plead their case before a judge without a smile. If the evidence against them is too strong to acquit them of the charge they'll have to pay the penalty imposed or forfeit their freedom at large. This may be a fine to be paid or period spent confined behind bars where the person convicted is placed and from society kept afar. But if they're acquitted of the charge in court and allowed to go free they'll be satisfied with the justice system which tried and let them be. This is sometimes the situation regardless of the suspect being really guilty or innocent and doesn't praise or say much of the law when the verdict handed down is too lenient. That is why when worldly human justice falls short or doesn’t rightly prevail what's known as Divine justice will eventually step in and recompense entail. ___________________________________
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 3:42 PM UTC
The System Of Justice
If we all tried and did something good each day we would then help to keep so much evil at bay. And in the world there would be a lot less crime and so people would not have to do penalty time. The same can be said about the telling of lies that are deceptive which most people despise. Because no one really likes to know they've been deceived especially after being told something false that is believed. This raises those related issues of virtue and vice or conduct of what is or isn't regarded to be nice. The laws of the state are to be followed as a guide by all the people who are by them otherwise tried. If found to have transgressed in a particular way that did not conform to a specific law of the day. There's usually someone about who sounds the alarm when a member of society is suspected of doing harm. And when the offender is apprehended and brought to trial they have to plead their case before a judge without a smile. If the evidence against them is too strong to acquit them of the charge they'll have to pay the penalty imposed or forfeit their freedom at large. This may be a fine to be paid or period spent confined behind bars where the person convicted is placed and from society kept afar. But if they're acquitted of the charge in court and allowed to go free they'll be satisfied with the justice system which tried and let them be. This is sometimes the situation regardless of the suspect being really guilty or innocent and doesn't praise or say much of the law when the verdict handed down is too lenient. That is why when worldly human justice falls short or doesn’t rightly prevail what's known as Divine justice will eventually step in and recompense entail. ___________________________________
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She didn't like the flowers, she threw them in my face She kicked me in the shin, and put me in my place She picked up the kitchen knife, I hobbled to the door She rounded the table, she'd never been that quick before She really was excited, her face was bright blood red She began to rant and rave, and I knew that I was dead She was poised to pounce, and end my worthless life She merely paused as I said, "But Honey...you're my wife!" She couldn't be convicted, they had no choice but to acquit She's not the one accountable, that's all there is to it And as I turn within my grave, and wonder my remiss Blame it on my wife, and mistress, both, with ***
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Dec 13, 2016
Dec 13, 2016 at 9:22 AM UTC
**** My libido!
How they acquit themselves. spit and ******** wrapped in dung and flung out to the waiting press. It's a flaming mess make no mistake we cannot take what is not ours. More flowers of our Nations youth one more unsubstantiated truth and we all fall down.
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Aug 28, 2013
Aug 28, 2013 at 5:45 PM UTC
Ring o ring o roses
And that's the tragedy, Playing the might have beens, Along with the what could be, In my mind, all the fantasy, Everything we might have said, that could'v'e happened in a script I'll never write. Were you right to end it all before I got my hands on the copy, You were right to stop me. Feverish and drunk, I get lost, I know the words we might've said, all the lives we might have led, And it kills me It kills me up in my head, to replay them like an overture still in review What am I now I've finally lost you, and admit it I can't acquit it. This must do. All the things I cannot write have to do with you, inside my darker lusts the poetic throes of fantasy, Are only fantasy, Without a muse There's nothing they can come to.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 6:13 AM UTC
I, Triumphant
Life isn't perfect and neither are you Don't worry about what I'm going through I'll be fine while your still wondering Too intimidated to speak to me so your left pondering Making statements and assuming It's your life that needs grooming I'm already ahead of you within my mind state Just because our problems are different doesn't mean we can't relate Everybody judges everyone it's an inevitable defeat If you don't work you don't eat Even if you have to walk with your own feet It's levels to this **** Too legit to quit If the status don't fit you must acquit a suffering culture whose lost morals and gained vultures of dishonesty selfie roller coasters the world is falling over cliches about beauty and how it's made if you want call a doctor to make a change parts of you rearranged cause of your inner pain something has to change.
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
Perfect
I acquit the rest At my request Only I, attest, That my betrothed, no longer within My influence; behest As I scout for a safe, I arrest The ideas that keep floating That I detest Once the best And never the best Once best goes You're part of the rest There is nothing left I thought I'd know That once fire blows You're as good as snow Go, go. You'd rather poke Me with needles Than garnish a sew
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Jun 5, 2017
Jun 5, 2017 at 2:21 AM UTC
Idk
Would you like a leisurely stroll? And while you're at it, May I take your soul? Just to acquit? Start off through a forest: Jaded leaves and sapphired seas Paradise at it's best? Oh just you wait for the breeze. Now how about a valley? Small, quaint and serene Also free of anarchy. But then again, what stops it from being obscene? Onwards now, to an oasis Shall you now quench your thirst? Oh sweet bliss? But did I mention, it's cursed? Oh you lowly fool You've made a deal with a ghoul Someone who'll use you as a tool No matter how cruel So you say you want out? All right then But I'm sure you lout That you'll come back again and again So you didn't like that stroll? So while I'm at it, Why don't I give back your soul. At least while you quit
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 7:11 AM UTC
Dealing With the Devil
The midwest tundra swallows super-bowl trophies and replaces them with black-bottomed **** bubbles. It dares most of us to do better, while laughing in our faces, forcing us to watch as the kid we’re cheering for cashes checks for more money than we’ll likely ever see, but we cheer anyway, as the offensive line crumbles, the ground game is static, and the receivers have fingers glazed with margarine. Like the zebras, we throw the flag, assess and accept the penalties, and acquit the insurrectionists regardless of their guilt or innocence. The previous commander-in-chief wrote all those ******** a bison-horned, organic jailhouse chow-hall type hall pass, so why the hell shouldn’t we riot in the ********* streets, or the halls of the executive branch of the local, state, and federal, feral governments of the ungovernable? Leave well enough alone and Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Bill “Microchip Vaccine” Gates will figure it all out for us anyway. Whatever happens, ************ Mark “Lieutenant Data” Zuckerberg will keep us all placated and engaged online while the drone-strikes commence. Social media keeps us unaware of our socio-political/socio-economic saboteurs. Who cares? Aren’t there some cat-vids on Tic-Tacky or whatever it’s called? How much longer do you think it’ll be before we can live-stream a state-sanctioned execution? Phillip K. **** called and left a message for George Orwell. He said something about wanting his electric sheep returned before Big Brother and The Holding Company found out it’d gone missing. Neither the electric sheep itself nor Janis Joplin were available for comment, or hadn’t you herd? Diplomatic Immunity? Mutiny? Mutations? Economic, ergonomic, erogenous stimulation package? Where do I sign up? *** -JBClaywell ©P&ZPublications 2021
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Feb 14, 2021
Feb 14, 2021 at 8:48 PM UTC
“Your Tauntaun will freeze before you reach the first marker!”
The midwest tundra swallows super-bowl trophies and replaces them with black-bottomed **** bubbles. It dares most of us to do better, while laughing in our faces, forcing us to watch as the kid we’re cheering for cashes checks for more money than we’ll likely ever see, but we cheer anyway, as the offensive line crumbles, the ground game is static, and the receivers have fingers glazed with margarine. Like the zebras, we throw the flag, assess and accept the penalties, and acquit the insurrectionists regardless of their guilt or innocence. The previous commander-in-chief wrote all those ******** a bison-horned, organic jailhouse chow-hall type hall pass, so why the hell shouldn’t we riot in the ********* streets, or the halls of the executive branch of the local, state, and federal, feral governments of the ungovernable? Leave well enough alone and Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Bill “Microchip Vaccine” Gates will figure it all out for us anyway. Whatever happens, ************ Mark “Lieutenant Data” Zuckerberg will keep us all placated and engaged online while the drone-strikes commence. Social media keeps us unaware of our socio-political/socio-economic saboteurs. Who cares? Aren’t there some cat-vids on Tic-Tacky or whatever it’s called? How much longer do you think it’ll be before we can live-stream a state-sanctioned execution? Phillip K. **** called and left a message for George Orwell. He said something about wanting his electric sheep returned before Big Brother and The Holding Company found out it’d gone missing. Neither the electric sheep itself nor Janis Joplin were available for comment, or hadn’t you herd? Diplomatic Immunity? Mutiny? Mutations? Economic, ergonomic, erogenous stimulation package? Where do I sign up? *** -JBClaywell ©P&ZPublications 2021
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