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"agonised" poems
(Pompeii/Florence, 1997) Vulcan was real, alive as you were, you and your language, long dead now. Your town was prosperous, with its paved streets, bars, bath-houses, brothels, mosaics, painted walls, graffiti. Your domestic gods too were real to you; they had saved you before, and when the superhuman hammer blows shook your houses, you repaired them, decorated in greater splendour, erected a temple to your protectors. But Vulcan was not appeased - years are not long to the lord of earth and fire. This time he struck swiftly, sending you death from his mountain, overwhelming you as you ran. Your garden gave you no protection, hot fumes choked you, hot ash surrounded you, sealed in your tomb as you died. The ones who excavated your town marvelled at its completeness, and in the ash that filled your garden they found hollows. Filling the hollows with plaster, they found . . . not you, but echoes of yourselves, like statues in a museum. We came to see you, and after that to the Academy, standing in awe at David's perfect marble humanity. But we were troubled by the others, the uncompleted ones, the Prisoners, their twisted limbs, hidden faces, frozen in the act of emerging from the stone, recalling too painfully in their unfinished creation your own agonised poses as you died. *"I had seen birth and death,   but had thought they were different."* .
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 3:02 PM UTC
Garden of the Fugitives **
Can we call it freedom if it divides? Is it correct to ridicule revered name? Was that in defence of freedom? Or was that for easy money and fame? They went on with their provocations; And justified it with arguments lame. Numerous hearts were agonised. But few turned wild, difficult to tame. Extreme provocations and insults. In the name of ' Freedom of speech' Extreme response and harshest reply. To avenge the insult and to teach. When one's ' Freedom of Expression '; Gives one the ' Freedom to insult '. Hatred and dissension are promoted; And can lead to horrifying result.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 1:29 PM UTC
Charlie Hebdo
*It's optional Like the fading of skies Early, wild, or remorseful. All the impalpable space in the lights Scaled in weighty gilt and curls The locks and gold of sun, early as it sets on a moiety of moor grey Brushed by shadows of agonised poplars on a spiral land of sheer pistachio blanket. Muffled by lyres played from the trumpets of convolvuluses, behind spears of the brain- an imagery commence to carouse into planet deep. A promenade atop the tulle of skies, an optional way to live. Saunter and fall onto slopes, shudder, meditate and hit a bee coffin pebble on the temple Where there are options to live, to bleed. Like the lurid sunrise sifting on yellow-green nuts, and dandruffs combed like granulated sugar Oh the taste of chemistry on the shea butter candles. It's sanguine and optional, your farewells on laden calendars of poems A promenade- back into sea of spears and flames A cadaver veined in pink, bearing plethora of methanol down pulverising bone.*
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 5:52 AM UTC
The cadaver
my imagination scalds with violating stains of contemptuous familiarity agonised shrieks confront my mouth with an unremitting combustibility while a frustration like a volatile tornado engulfs me with an hallucinated savagery detonating unrelenting explosions within my consciousness of perception causing a hurricane of momentum bringing such oddities to my mind as such precludes their proper elucidation yet a tempestuously implosive inner cosmos is located a volcanic insurgence the accelerative storm on which the poem like Valkyries rides
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 8:47 PM UTC
A poem forms in my mind
He put a flint to the lantern once They’d walked across the crest, Were lost in a group of headstones that Lay hidden from the rest, And down in a slight depression he Lit up a certain tomb, Where the name of Elspeth Trelawney Was reflected in the gloom. Trelawney held up the lantern high While Corby held the ***** And Gordon Bracks with an old pick-axe Stood back, he was afraid. ‘I fear the spirits are out tonight In this graveyard of the ****** ‘Get on, and turn up the sod,’ he said, Trelawney forced his hand. The Squire was quiet and ashen-faced As the two had bent their backs, Corby tipping the earth aside Then standing aside for Bracks, ‘The earth is solid, it’s packed right down, We need to pick it loose,’ ‘Just do whatever you have to do, There’s little time to lose!’ The Squire had buried his Elspeth back In eighteen twenty-four, For seven years he had held his grief But he couldn’t take much more, ‘I have to see her again,’ he said, To kiss her pale, dead lips, To stroke the hair on my darling’s head And caress her fingertips.’ She’d taken the coach and four one day Way out in the countryside, The coachman, used to a horse and dray, Had begun to speed the ride, He whipped the horses and lost the reins As the coach began to slide, Tipped the coach in the watercourse Where Elspeth drowned and died. He hadn’t looked at his lover’s face Before she was interred, But tried to avoid the loss of grace In her face that was inferred. ‘I only want to remember her As she was in the flush of life, Not in the throes of death,’ he’d said When talking about his wife. They’d rushed to hurry the burial, On the day that she was found, Popped her into a coffin, then, Planted her in the ground, Trelawney later had agonised That he hadn’t let her lie, ‘I couldn’t bear her to be around,’ He said, with a tearful eye. But now he wanted to see her face, They lifted the coffin lid, While Gordon Bracks had turned his back To see what Trelawney did, The horror showed on the Squire’s face As he gazed into her eyes, For Elspeth lay in a bleak dismay As her fate was realized. Her hands were raised and they looked like claws They’d scratched at the coffin lid, The clumps of hair she had torn right out Was the final thing she did, And on the lid she had scratched his name In the torment of the ****** ‘Trelawney, may you be cursed by God!’ She’d scratched, with her dying hand. David Lewis Paget
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 7:41 PM UTC
The Final Message
He put a flint to the lantern once They’d walked across the crest, Were lost in a group of headstones that Lay hidden from the rest, And down in a slight depression he Lit up a certain tomb, Where the name of Elspeth Trelawney Was reflected in the gloom. Trelawney held up the lantern high While Corby held the ***** And Gordon Bracks with an old pick-axe Stood back, he was afraid. ‘I fear the spirits are out tonight In this graveyard of the ****** ‘Get on, and turn up the sod,’ he said, Trelawney forced his hand. The Squire was quiet and ashen-faced As the two had bent their backs, Corby tipping the earth aside Then standing aside for Bracks, ‘The earth is solid, it’s packed right down, We need to pick it loose,’ ‘Just do whatever you have to do, There’s little time to lose!’ The Squire had buried his Elspeth back In eighteen twenty-four, For seven years he had held his grief But he couldn’t take much more, ‘I have to see her again,’ he said, To kiss her pale, dead lips, To stroke the hair on my darling’s head And caress her fingertips.’ She’d taken the coach and four one day Way out in the countryside, The coachman, used to a horse and dray, Had begun to speed the ride, He whipped the horses and lost the reins As the coach began to slide, Tipped the coach in the watercourse Where Elspeth drowned and died. He hadn’t looked at his lover’s face Before she was interred, But tried to avoid the loss of grace In her face that was inferred. ‘I only want to remember her As she was in the flush of life, Not in the throes of death,’ he’d said When talking about his wife. They’d rushed to hurry the burial, On the day that she was found, Popped her into a coffin, then, Planted her in the ground, Trelawney later had agonised That he hadn’t let her lie, ‘I couldn’t bear her to be around,’ He said, with a tearful eye. But now he wanted to see her face, They lifted the coffin lid, While Gordon Bracks had turned his back To see what Trelawney did, The horror showed on the Squire’s face As he gazed into her eyes, For Elspeth lay in a bleak dismay As her fate was realized. Her hands were raised and they looked like claws They’d scratched at the coffin lid, The clumps of hair she had torn right out Was the final thing she did, And on the lid she had scratched his name In the torment of the ****** ‘Trelawney, may you be cursed by God!’ She’d scratched, with her dying hand. David Lewis Paget
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I. in this space without shadows, i was a witness how this world became stranger until it wasn’t mine. the memory of touch carries the torch, through a deserted island, an abandoned house, another girlhood turned ghost-town. his sour amaretto mouth closer, closer, closer. saturday mornings i used to watch cartoons on the tv, big goofy characters. these pictures come to me from afar and dissolve into black lava, at his hands cold metal sting. with the tenacity, i cling onto the hope of forgetting, monuments were built for gods and prophets. so it goes. somewhere in the world mouths move around the filthy word, forming the saddest companionship, like two orphans who recognise each other. II. once upon a time, i believed in a magic stronger than seduction. why don’t we try to be less entitled? after all, nothing was promised. those of us, attacked, assaulted, agonised, in the sacredness of home, in the public eyes wide shut, fade into TV static noise. how loud are the sounds of this realism replica, in bold letters proclaimed now available: FEMINISM! (sold at every fast fashion retailer) ALL GIRLS ARE BEAUTIFUL! (but we still need to profit off your self-hatred) LOVE IS HURTING (why don’t you try to see his side?) it’s nothing personal. shame just happens to make good money.
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May 14, 2019
May 14, 2019 at 11:30 AM UTC
we will talk about this
Sickly, sticky-sweet syrup oozes into our minds, unbeknownst to us, so vulnerable. We are painted the perfect picture, sneak peaks of Utopia; and are kept locked away by a camera lens. Agonised and deliberated over, by those who seek a fairy tale to repair a torn away heart. Take a Lollipop with a wink, Break up those four letters and attack them with a recipe preached by idols, two spoonfuls of lust, a pinch of promiscuity, and, (if you're really ravenous,) finish with a sprinkle with insatiability. Greedily we gluttonous Gannets eat and eat and eat, until the idea of right and wrong flies off the end of the scales. Discover me using your own map; And pick me, and make me your favourite chocolate, Throw away the box. I'll be your smooth praline, your sweet Turkish delight, your bitter liqueur all in one bite. Love me: Dust me in a gentle coating of sugar. Don't drown me in treacle. Enjoy me: Dip me in dark chocolate. No need to top me with whipped cream.
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Nov 7, 2010
Nov 7, 2010 at 6:23 AM UTC
Sugar
All the love you gave me.. Was it all a lie? cause before hearing the answer "yes ", Id rather die.. All the years spent together, Tell me, did it mean nothing? All the days of love, wherever, For I'm still waiting, Each day now I, Keep on thinking, Was it you or just I, lagging Behind, hanging low, Far off where your love was, Wish I could be the one, You always dreamt of... But me, I still gave you affection, Baby I was born to make mistakes, Not to fake Perfection, After all these years, i still think, Was it you or was it I, For me it is still at halt, After all the time did pass by, Now, I lay here surprised, still agonised, Still remember the final day, When you left me paralyzed, Not by body But by heart, It stopped beating once we were apart... I dont know about you, Saw you laughing down the road.. Seemed so real but not true, Heard you saying.. you moved on Well so fast?  Dint know you were so strong! Or tell me you dint love me actually, Or even maybe like me, Why did then you play my heart? couldn't you even see? i gave you all but no pain, But you went on hurting me.. For all the things.. you did to me all through, You'll have to pay the price, Oneday, of the tears I cried for you......
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 6:06 AM UTC
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Safe in my harbor, docked with you... assured my heart, was safe with you. My turn came to take the crew, time to part from the dock and you... looked at you sideways, but was forced to steer away. Thought you would lift your hands, and stop me from sailing by... thought you would rush to me, riding past the rough waves... Felt your pain as you tried to break away, your agonised look when the ropes didn't give away... you grimaced and I felt the tremor in you, as I took every step away from you. Not so sure when we would meet again, We would if the storms are kind... I will brave the winds and the storms, to rush to your side as soon as i can... Wishing for another crew, sail you en route... What more can I do, except wishing you would join. The wait is inevitable, The wait is frustrating... The wait is intolerable, The wait chokes me... Wish we're merged on our sides, that way we can move side by side... Be it morning, be it night, life would be fun with you be my side... sunbathing on a sunny day, fighting the waves on a stormy day, not caring if the sun dries us, or when the rain soaks us, or when the wind tosses us... Together we will stand proud, like a flag at full mast... fluttering with joy, Gulls bellowing by.... Wish we're merged on our sides, that way we can move side by side... Be it morning, be it night, life would be fun with you be my side.
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May 21, 2016
May 21, 2016 at 2:47 PM UTC
Safe in a Harbour, docked with you
the anguish of this agonised arena where black angels roam delusional paranoia a commitment to life a responsibility to death an obedience to immense solitudes of anticipation generated by inspirational charge an agony of imagined dreams found in missing time the unattainable that no longer exists an unrealized reality oh the anguish of this agonised arena this continuous invocation of other of I of me of we a great elucidation of emotional chaos the outer geography of my imagination where all is led bare and i see the black shadow of light qualified, qualified, qualified
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Dec 7, 2012
Dec 7, 2012 at 4:40 PM UTC
qualified
The garden served little purpose It sprawled across the bored ground, despondent beneath the yawning sun My mother would wail her annual rage At the snarling weeds that softly smothered the flowers How I loved those flowers Rejected footballs perplexed the lawn Their obtuse hulks spoiling that ripple of green I found a four leafed clover there once He poked his obscure head above his brothers: a suicide mission to bring me luck They are all dead now I didn’t waste nearly enough time reclined on that jealous cushion Watching the lethargic clouds wobble on But most otiose of all in that seldom wandered paradise was the Wall That Wall was never high enough I see it from my back door Squat, depressed, sighing, each dusty clot of red brick seems so lifeless Doomed to live out the rest of its days as a failure All flung ***** that compress their rubbery bodies against it will soon vault over It crudely bookends the busily neat hedge Simply because that is where the drunken soil runs out It fails too at its chief instruction: Be the purgatory bridge between Our heaven and Their hell But the Wall was never high enough I remember the other side of the Wall How I crouched in filth Needless to be afraid of a cut from a single blade of grass Impoverished chickens clucked in the squalor How they survived such malnourishment awed me The friends I thought I had there cheated me And I ran from that disastrous place Where chaos twisted the agonised branches of the hedge we shared But it followed me like an age old Gypsy curse Even today, a writhing, mewing splodge of night will sit on the Wall Looking too fat for its own fur coat It will viciously attack the thin air for a while Perhaps accept a stroke but, seeing no morsel, wander home But I am not spared For I can see its wasteland kingdom from my window It is not an evil place But the Wall was never high enough
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 4:04 PM UTC
I Remember the other Side of the Wall
The garden served little purpose It sprawled across the bored ground, despondent beneath the yawning sun My mother would wail her annual rage At the snarling weeds that softly smothered the flowers How I loved those flowers Rejected footballs perplexed the lawn Their obtuse hulks spoiling that ripple of green I found a four leafed clover there once He poked his obscure head above his brothers: a suicide mission to bring me luck They are all dead now I didn’t waste nearly enough time reclined on that jealous cushion Watching the lethargic clouds wobble on But most otiose of all in that seldom wandered paradise was the Wall That Wall was never high enough I see it from my back door Squat, depressed, sighing, each dusty clot of red brick seems so lifeless Doomed to live out the rest of its days as a failure All flung ***** that compress their rubbery bodies against it will soon vault over It crudely bookends the busily neat hedge Simply because that is where the drunken soil runs out It fails too at its chief instruction: Be the purgatory bridge between Our heaven and Their hell But the Wall was never high enough I remember the other side of the Wall How I crouched in filth Needless to be afraid of a cut from a single blade of grass Impoverished chickens clucked in the squalor How they survived such malnourishment awed me The friends I thought I had there cheated me And I ran from that disastrous place Where chaos twisted the agonised branches of the hedge we shared But it followed me like an age old Gypsy curse Even today, a writhing, mewing splodge of night will sit on the Wall Looking too fat for its own fur coat It will viciously attack the thin air for a while Perhaps accept a stroke but, seeing no morsel, wander home But I am not spared For I can see its wasteland kingdom from my window It is not an evil place But the Wall was never high enough
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The hanged man A satanic symbol A cup of blood made into wine The death of the divine His flesh made into bread that we eat in silent reverence for the dead You were made to pay for our sins But we still live on your grace A miss shaped agonised face You are said to be immortal A portal to heaven Where we can all live in paradise We just have to drop our human vice and be forgiven and believe But did you die only for a story? That an apple was picked from a tree You took a fall for Adam and Eve and all humanity Or was it just an elaborate con That our civilisation leans upon That we are taught that we are inherently evil Or else we would live, love and forgive Perhaps the universe understands that humanity lives on a see saw one day you're on top, tomorrow you're in free fall The one gift we have is life However short Love each other understand others like you already knew You don't have to be taught.
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 12:20 PM UTC
The hanged man
A scientist on TV was watching an abandoned bear cub search for its mother. The scientist knew where the cub's mother was. "I'm not sure how much I should intervene," he agonised, "or whether I should just let Nature take its course." As if his kindest instincts and his burning desire and ability to help were not some of Nature's most glorious bits of work.
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 10:23 AM UTC
Nature's Course
A spray of saliva flies from your mouth, like a anger-ridden ocean storm, Eyes widening white with an unfathomable rage, You're like an ugly monster trapped in a cell. "Are you claustrophobic dear monster? Tell me is that the reason you shriek, like an amplified agonised bird?" I avoid your mouth, because every time I cross its path, it spits out vicious flames which burn my senses, and I fail to recognise who you are.
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Nov 17, 2010
Nov 17, 2010 at 12:10 PM UTC
The Monster
There's nothing like, that heart breaking feeling of realising all your work was meaningless. The time and effort. The thoughts imploded. Cheeky grins  and hidden sighs, wasted on an evening. Nothing like utter failure, to take you back to gloom. Heart in your throat; choking back your stamina. What felt like a real connection, turned into just another bottle. Perhaps tomorrow you'll think of me, sober and agonised.  Steal a kiss between coffee breaks, and admit that you were scared. But I doubt that'll be the case, unsightly girls like I, never get to relish in their feat.
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 12:30 AM UTC
Lucked out
Visual chaos runs havoc in a weeping world, echoes of screaming pain in my bleeding words. The ocean is made from nothing but tears, a reflection of the fears we hold and self worth. The stars are slowly fading away into darkness, love is dying as everybody is becoming heartless. It seems evil is free to roam in every path, could we imagine exactly what the stars felt? We live our lives on hope; an article now lost, everything we ever once had is now gone. Faith and belief are becoming nothing but myths, and dead are now the dreams we had of bliss. My pen is hurting at the tip leaking drops of blood ink, silent screams I can hear synonymous to what i think. Truth has become what we feared as nightmares, and yet unaware we remain of what the shadow brings. I'm lyrically paralysed when they physically analyse, Individually agonised as my syllables detect paradise. We sit back as we watch the world being visibly vandalised, And how the seekers of truth are ridiculously patronised. The winds whisper the secrets of life we never found, The sins linger with the sight of hell and it's sound. We have lost this war against the creeping shadows, and are consumed by our thoughts and our doubts.
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 7:57 AM UTC
A BLEEDING WORLD
I know you haven’t heard from me For a millennium, but here I am Still around, still observing, still involved. I am ancient of course but no older than before When you knew me as a warrior-striding Over flaming mountains and trembling seas. Do you remember? Do you remember how I inspired you from The clouds? My voice like thunder, My voice carrying lightening from a darkening Sky? ……………………Well, anyway, good to see You all once again. I actually haven’t been myself recently. My legs have troubled me. My eyes Have been plaguing me. I cannot see the earth Clearly anymore. In my wizened vision It resembles a roughly-used marble, I am after all, now and forever, the ancient of days. Here’s the thing. I’m getting bored both of Your antics and your obsession With me. Please, lighten up! I made the Sun so you would smile, children to give you hope! But, it didn’t work I fear. I can abide your petty squabbles. Truly I can. I can abide your desperate need For war. It’s quite exciting really and once I played My part. The agonised features of the dying Appeal to my nasty side to be honest. I have a very nasty side as you are well aware. I like your skyscrapers, your irritating as flies planes, Your huge cities, your good as well as your promiscuous Women, your strange observances Songs and poetry. It is all very jolly. But, And it’s a huge ‘but’ I must admit, I have grown bored. You no longer inspire me. I am no longer Eager to view your funny ways When I wake, and before I sleep. I’ve decided Your little planet must go. Sorry, I’m like that. I follow my whims. Tomorrow, at 10 I turn off the light So, please, stop praying. It’s so depressing. There will be no reprieve this time. Accept your fate! You will not feel a thing! So, let’s make our final goodbyes. I have really enjoyed your company- Au Revoir. Oh, please stop crying- It was great fun after all for all of us. Remember, Nothing lasts forever. Not even me!
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Mar 18, 2016
Mar 18, 2016 at 5:30 PM UTC
THE END
I know you haven’t heard from me For a millennium, but here I am Still around, still observing, still involved. I am ancient of course but no older than before When you knew me as a warrior-striding Over flaming mountains and trembling seas. Do you remember? Do you remember how I inspired you from The clouds? My voice like thunder, My voice carrying lightening from a darkening Sky? ……………………Well, anyway, good to see You all once again. I actually haven’t been myself recently. My legs have troubled me. My eyes Have been plaguing me. I cannot see the earth Clearly anymore. In my wizened vision It resembles a roughly-used marble, I am after all, now and forever, the ancient of days. Here’s the thing. I’m getting bored both of Your antics and your obsession With me. Please, lighten up! I made the Sun so you would smile, children to give you hope! But, it didn’t work I fear. I can abide your petty squabbles. Truly I can. I can abide your desperate need For war. It’s quite exciting really and once I played My part. The agonised features of the dying Appeal to my nasty side to be honest. I have a very nasty side as you are well aware. I like your skyscrapers, your irritating as flies planes, Your huge cities, your good as well as your promiscuous Women, your strange observances Songs and poetry. It is all very jolly. But, And it’s a huge ‘but’ I must admit, I have grown bored. You no longer inspire me. I am no longer Eager to view your funny ways When I wake, and before I sleep. I’ve decided Your little planet must go. Sorry, I’m like that. I follow my whims. Tomorrow, at 10 I turn off the light So, please, stop praying. It’s so depressing. There will be no reprieve this time. Accept your fate! You will not feel a thing! So, let’s make our final goodbyes. I have really enjoyed your company- Au Revoir. Oh, please stop crying- It was great fun after all for all of us. Remember, Nothing lasts forever. Not even me!
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Like a bird in  cage,she flutters her wings for freedom Prisoned in his devilish abode, she craves for  attention The Demon, bold and strong marked upon her his scent 'This is my territory and you are my prisoner Never in my wildest dream will I let you free as you are my only solace' he told her. 'I want freedom, in its accepted form' Devasted I am with this imprisonment guarded by lust, How can I unlock the cage to your heart,' she replied in a voice which trailed off into muteness Agonised in pain succumbed with misery, She realised the path to his heart Is one tough journey The Demon made his appearance into her chamber, Startled with his presence, she kept away her thoughts for later For he came and pushed her Kissing her passionately,against the wall. Holding her up against the silky red plasters, He worked his way to open her antique lace dress With perfect dexterity,he unhooks every button And plants silent kisses She moans with pleasure As he marks her with his teeth down her neck. Lost herself to the demon of lust. Not her mistake to fall in love, Little did she knew the cost of love. Such lust ; Such pain The endurement of love.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 4:54 PM UTC
Endurement of Love
Dull pattering through agonised woods fumbling winds, serrating storms animals vanishing into the undergrowth scurrying beneath the ground birds huddling under leaves. The river breaks its bank water spreading out like ***** villages swamped with infestation. The storm batters and bruises, bellowing through the night like a troubled god.
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Jul 27, 2016
Jul 27, 2016 at 1:43 AM UTC
storm
Cold walls closing in around me, The heat of midday sun in my brain, Distance, such distance in the white box, The picture of the white room spinning past my eyes, The tension in my legs, The teardrops stain my eyes, Red, blood red and haunted, I smile...that face smiles...the one that is not mine, But a clowns, The cover of the frozen screams, A hand covers my mouth, not my own, The one with the strings, Pulling my strings, Making me dance to his tune, I am stiffly gliding in air, My blood is pumping viciously, Rush...I rush, Explosions in my eyes, It's free, and I'm dancing on electric breezes Unknown sensations hit my body, Aroused and agonised insane, The time I spent in space with needle forced pleasure, Floating in the clouds, Running up buildings, Biting my arms, Blood running out and nothing is felt, Just tingles so soft, My body is touched from head to toe, No inch spared, The clawing nails, I win, I lose, I start to fail.
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 5:14 AM UTC
Frozen Screams
A green crescent shines over the white grass Plastic bags, teddy bears, and cheap make up Scattered around the muddy land You drink my violet blood from your crystal wine glass Reminding me of the Christ, and the immortal cup You touch my hand And your thoughts escape to my dysfunctional brain Planting thoughts that are darker than the sun And they grow and grow, You water them with your agonised memories "You are beautiful", I whisper to your ear And you smirk, yet you didn't hear My voice is drowned by your narcissistic bickerings... And I stare at the green crescent I bring the gun to my head, And slowly, ever so slowly, pull the trigger And **** you.
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 8:16 AM UTC
Green Crescent
Dad, I am no longer your little girl you can no longer protect me not from the monsters within. In a black hole you see me falling In dark corners curling, In the bottom of oceans sailing; storms stonewalling. Dad, you might think I am thralled - But I tell you! In my bed I am appalling, trawling reaching for something to grasp trying to calm myself down Shoving the memories back. Fighting the demons. I see them sprawling across me my dreams my lungs my THOUGHTS.. my thoughts my thoughts... DAD!! I am betrayed by my own mind... my body is REBELLING against me... Despite the mountains I trained to carry above my shoulders... Some days - Some days it feels I am skinned alive... One breeze of air is enough to run sirens alerting a world of A BILLION neurons Leaving me stranded agonised looking for shelter, wishing I can crawl back to my mother's womb sit, curl, and hold my legs - grasp the umbilical cord hear her heartbeat 1... 2... Breath... In... Out... Dear Dad, don't you worry. You raised a strong girl. patiently she learnt - how to beautifully braid her fears and tears. Your little girl learnt how to play- with the monsters nested in the head.... and the monsters under the bed.... into poetic ink and art on the wall she transformed them all. She is a survivor, who copes That said... Every now and then in my own bubble you'll see me slipping in my favourite corner sitting unconsciously graves for my unborn children digging not seeing a point for living. Deep inside I will be silently screaming I am brave I am brave But I am slightly cursed scarred wishing I was still your little girl
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Jun 25, 2017
Jun 25, 2017 at 1:59 PM UTC
Abyss
Dad, I am no longer your little girl you can no longer protect me not from the monsters within. In a black hole you see me falling In dark corners curling, In the bottom of oceans sailing; storms stonewalling. Dad, you might think I am thralled - But I tell you! In my bed I am appalling, trawling reaching for something to grasp trying to calm myself down Shoving the memories back. Fighting the demons. I see them sprawling across me my dreams my lungs my THOUGHTS.. my thoughts my thoughts... DAD!! I am betrayed by my own mind... my body is REBELLING against me... Despite the mountains I trained to carry above my shoulders... Some days - Some days it feels I am skinned alive... One breeze of air is enough to run sirens alerting a world of A BILLION neurons Leaving me stranded agonised looking for shelter, wishing I can crawl back to my mother's womb sit, curl, and hold my legs - grasp the umbilical cord hear her heartbeat 1... 2... Breath... In... Out... Dear Dad, don't you worry. You raised a strong girl. patiently she learnt - how to beautifully braid her fears and tears. Your little girl learnt how to play- with the monsters nested in the head.... and the monsters under the bed.... into poetic ink and art on the wall she transformed them all. She is a survivor, who copes That said... Every now and then in my own bubble you'll see me slipping in my favourite corner sitting unconsciously graves for my unborn children digging not seeing a point for living. Deep inside I will be silently screaming I am brave I am brave But I am slightly cursed scarred wishing I was still your little girl
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It's all too crowded, The breaths in the room. Cornered.Surrounded. Lost,Hand of mystique shrouded in gloom. Can you hear the drops? diamonds clink and bounce frozen tears-fatal-to stop, and bleed the unwound-able in one fell swoop. Tragedy that the height you fell from was meteoric, A skyscraper length until you hit the ground. A tossed doll,broken, pre-loved Agonised tortured scream that made without a sound. No longer a fallen angel when you keep treading the waves of murky water. Can't you delve into the depths of my soul and read the depleting resources that are farther- from where you are. Isolated Island,find your way home. But breadcrumbs can float, if all the lights are extinguished and you find yourself alone. Darling,don't you notice I'm dying, Each day you stay growing in the shade, The more nutrients that are shielded from me I am overburdened with pain. Smile,it might surprise you Laugh it may caress you Live, with or without me just live in that rare beauty.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 4:31 PM UTC
Isolated Island
Dull pattering through agonised woods fumbling winds, serrating storms animals vanishing into the undergrowth scurrying beneath the ground birds huddling under leaves. The river breaks its bank water spreading out like ***** villages swamped with infestation. The storm batters and bruises, bellowing through the night like a troubled god.
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 11:23 PM UTC
FLOOD/STORM