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"adrenalized" poems
Your rapid fire Heart's desire Is a high octane Bullet train Bouncing between destinations At widely varying elevations Stopping at mysterious stations Where I experience deflation In between these stops is a track Where everything is black And you attack Until the merciful sun finally shines You then say you'll always be mine There are quick flashes of light But also sick gasps of fright And it's a big task of might So the trick is to grasp right When the speed of your movement You claim to be an improvement Creates fire extinguishing wind So the flame you lit you rescind Your ride was aridly adrenalized Which is why I was penalized In a poison prison incentivized By your many mental lies Eluding my sentinel kind No love I find Only tire marks In entire dark That lead to nowhere While I scream no fair You were an explosion of pleasure Whose interest I tried to measure Instead of being happy I saw your train lapping Familiar phantom spots When emotions ran hot Through my heart you shot At a velocity I once thought To be completely impossible Proven wrong by bullet holes And only lonely bullets know What's inside my heart They take those contents To make me repent Your speedy intent That was fast Smoking past Things that last Into broken glass Until we were cut By our rushing rut I couldn't take anymore So I sped to the door
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Nov 17, 2017
Nov 17, 2017 at 4:52 AM UTC
Speed
an unpardonable aberration in possession of an adrenalized dynamism of energy which emerges like that of the dirt on my face but cannot hide the strangulation of my hair nor the red that fires my fingers nor the desire or physical location of my marvellous sexuality or the ink that bleeds from my nose when the excitement of creation reaches its unmonitored theft of psychophysical ************ of writing upon the page those elusive words that once written become an imagined ****** fantasy blurred but cannot be retained for the words must be free free to be the poem, to be themselves to be ourselves
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 11:29 PM UTC
the gay poet
Some people crave Fear, Adrenaline, Things that stir them awake Set ablaze A fire That brings light to the dark Your eyes Are my fear My adrenaline They are scary and exciting
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 3:20 AM UTC
Adrenalized Eyes
Hans was outside himself. Perched on the edge of a daydream, he looked below, distantly aware of his bustling dinner table. How casually they live, Hans thought; with what feigned clarity they can connect and understand. There were his brothers and sisters; his aunts, uncles, cousins and ah—there was his father. Look at him personifying repugnance, locks of hair falling clumsily on his tattered shirt. Look at him! (Hans could yell only in silence.) Look there and see him cloyingly preparing his knife to hunt, to tear, to slice yet another hunk of meat for his own gluttony. With what excitement—what vivid, forbidden ecstasy Hans would take his father’s knife and turn the hunter into the hunted. Somewhere in the cluttered abyss there was a sound followed by a warming light. Hans was entranced. And again, a gentle thunder followed by a thread of heat connecting for a moment earth and sky, father, family, and son. It was goodness and caring, it was a mother’s voice. It was this graceful fluttering in the medium of time that awoke a primitive yearning in Hans, grabbed his throat and stared him lustily in the eyes. What could it be? Hans wondered aloud, what could it be that she desires, for he already knew that he had to be the one to deliver any object she longed for, to slay any beast that tormented her—it had to be him, to be Hans, to be her son. Please, she said; can someone please pour me a glass of water. Oh how Hans was enraged to find that this whim had not been made solely of a son. It was his right to quench his mother’s thirst; it was his place within the natural order to satisfy her needs. What cruelty and ice! Hans said, but also felt; and in an instant returned to himself below, tumbling violently from the high canopy of his trance to the sight of his father’s filthy hand reaching for the water jug. In base impulse, Hans jabbed at the jug, forcibly pushing aside the carnal hand. Upon contact, Hans felt an overwhelming calm, an absolute peace. He wrapped his fingers tightly around the handle, closed his eyes, and breathed deeply. At once he was joyous, he was spent; he was adrenalized and gloriously dominant. He would be the one to tend to the maternal flower, supplying water for a thirst that he prayed would always be there.
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Mar 22, 2011
Mar 22, 2011 at 1:39 PM UTC
Dinner with Oedipus
Hans was outside himself. Perched on the edge of a daydream, he looked below, distantly aware of his bustling dinner table. How casually they live, Hans thought; with what feigned clarity they can connect and understand. There were his brothers and sisters; his aunts, uncles, cousins and ah—there was his father. Look at him personifying repugnance, locks of hair falling clumsily on his tattered shirt. Look at him! (Hans could yell only in silence.) Look there and see him cloyingly preparing his knife to hunt, to tear, to slice yet another hunk of meat for his own gluttony. With what excitement—what vivid, forbidden ecstasy Hans would take his father’s knife and turn the hunter into the hunted. Somewhere in the cluttered abyss there was a sound followed by a warming light. Hans was entranced. And again, a gentle thunder followed by a thread of heat connecting for a moment earth and sky, father, family, and son. It was goodness and caring, it was a mother’s voice. It was this graceful fluttering in the medium of time that awoke a primitive yearning in Hans, grabbed his throat and stared him lustily in the eyes. What could it be? Hans wondered aloud, what could it be that she desires, for he already knew that he had to be the one to deliver any object she longed for, to slay any beast that tormented her—it had to be him, to be Hans, to be her son. Please, she said; can someone please pour me a glass of water. Oh how Hans was enraged to find that this whim had not been made solely of a son. It was his right to quench his mother’s thirst; it was his place within the natural order to satisfy her needs. What cruelty and ice! Hans said, but also felt; and in an instant returned to himself below, tumbling violently from the high canopy of his trance to the sight of his father’s filthy hand reaching for the water jug. In base impulse, Hans jabbed at the jug, forcibly pushing aside the carnal hand. Upon contact, Hans felt an overwhelming calm, an absolute peace. He wrapped his fingers tightly around the handle, closed his eyes, and breathed deeply. At once he was joyous, he was spent; he was adrenalized and gloriously dominant. He would be the one to tend to the maternal flower, supplying water for a thirst that he prayed would always be there.
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We all seek something strange so satisfy those adrenalized thrills..
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 1:56 PM UTC
Random Thoughts
A young man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home No one cares who he is now No one will remember him when he is gone Whether he was a grade “A” student or not He will be replaced if he falls He is a solider of America His unit drives strait into an ambush His friends killed by his side Death everywhere he looks Someone starts to yell fall back But is stopped in mid-sentence By a bullet through the heart Someone manages to spit the words out Once they finally fall back, He looks at the ragtag group around him A man from Georgia A couple from Tennessee Their leader didn’t make it Nor the man who finally yelled fall back He is the last of the officers Nothing in his training could have prepared him, For this Now not only is his life in his hands But those around him He breaks down and cries An aged man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home Now he is all that stands between home and death His next move could be his last or his best He has a choice between life or death He has a choice between waiting or fighting his way out Waiting they could be ambushed again and all die Fighting their way out they could all die Only seventeen remain He chooses to fight his way out They break out the back entrance Only to find more enemies After a brief scrimmage they continue adrenalized They see a Humvee and a troop-transport that look unscathed He sprints followed closely by his men Halfway he hears gunfire His only target is the 50 caliber on the Humvee Running through bullets and crossfire he makes it His men low on ammo His enemies coming by the thousands He yells to get in as soon as he is shooting They escape barely losing only one guy But as their code says, No man left behind even his body comes He continues shooting over a hundred yards away Even though there are no pursuers He finally climbs back in He looks over his men checking for wounds Only to see the color drained from their faces He begins to see black He wonders if this is what death feels like A dying man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home A Purple Heart recipient A Medal of Honor recipient A Medal of Valor recipient A man now decorated with honors An army veteran with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home A survivor of Afghanistan with a family back home A wife and a little girl
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 7:57 PM UTC
A Life of War
A young man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home No one cares who he is now No one will remember him when he is gone Whether he was a grade “A” student or not He will be replaced if he falls He is a solider of America His unit drives strait into an ambush His friends killed by his side Death everywhere he looks Someone starts to yell fall back But is stopped in mid-sentence By a bullet through the heart Someone manages to spit the words out Once they finally fall back, He looks at the ragtag group around him A man from Georgia A couple from Tennessee Their leader didn’t make it Nor the man who finally yelled fall back He is the last of the officers Nothing in his training could have prepared him, For this Now not only is his life in his hands But those around him He breaks down and cries An aged man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home Now he is all that stands between home and death His next move could be his last or his best He has a choice between life or death He has a choice between waiting or fighting his way out Waiting they could be ambushed again and all die Fighting their way out they could all die Only seventeen remain He chooses to fight his way out They break out the back entrance Only to find more enemies After a brief scrimmage they continue adrenalized They see a Humvee and a troop-transport that look unscathed He sprints followed closely by his men Halfway he hears gunfire His only target is the 50 caliber on the Humvee Running through bullets and crossfire he makes it His men low on ammo His enemies coming by the thousands He yells to get in as soon as he is shooting They escape barely losing only one guy But as their code says, No man left behind even his body comes He continues shooting over a hundred yards away Even though there are no pursuers He finally climbs back in He looks over his men checking for wounds Only to see the color drained from their faces He begins to see black He wonders if this is what death feels like A dying man with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home A Purple Heart recipient A Medal of Honor recipient A Medal of Valor recipient A man now decorated with honors An army veteran with a family back home A wife and a little girl back home A survivor of Afghanistan with a family back home A wife and a little girl
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You see me, but won't look at me Hurry past, important things to do Return, spend a long time doing nothing but being very busy about it beating a circle around me with your feet I see the pain Brow furrowed Adrenalized jerky motions of a man over-burdened, behind schedule carrying a heavy load making a point to ignore me Let me help you You are angry, upset I will listen I can heal you Mother You are so angry I am young and need you I know you've been so hurt I will help you Please look at me Don't leave Don't walk out the door and drive away many busy activities, eyes to the road A list of accomplishments No time for me At home, still upset, hurts from long ago haunt you Eyes look in my direction but only see a reflection of your inner world Let me heal you So you can love me
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May 10, 2012
May 10, 2012 at 10:43 PM UTC
Now and Then