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"allies" poems
My focus, pays attention, to the tension, as I plays with your mind, pulling on the cords between your legs, playing game like Syman says; the temptation building in your eyes, I can sense it from a mile, touching on your lips with my lips, as our bodies form allies -- burying my fingers deep inside, your opulence is my wine. pleasuring your body with my mind, using one finger at a time, your mind wonders -- as the ****** climbs. painting visions of pleasure, tingling between your thighs, force your mind to cross the line.
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 12:32 PM UTC
Tide
talkshows and the yellow press get excited in excess over his shenanigans that delight his faithful fans rumors of these *** affairs strong words for all macho players      in the game of social thrones texts with threatening undertones      for minorities and women      treating immigrants like demons neither fans nor his opponents  seem to notice the components of the white house strategy      throw them bones      fodder for the yellow press and while  they fight clandestinely out of sight works the Trumpian policy   money laundering   blatant lies scolding allies   breaking ties adoring foes   praising those      usurpers of democracies      experts in atrocities slowly yet persistently      undermine  civility        with foul language  fill all courts with servile judges court the aristocracies           of oil sheikdoms in the East praising communist dictators who have helped him build his towers step by step he‘s leading US from the groups of international powers to an isolation desert at the margins of the world slogans we have rarely heard over decades         now re-nourished twittered with presidential flourish make America small again warning voices call in vain no wonder the statue of liberty is hiding her face in misery (*)
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 5:24 PM UTC
fake president
Too long this rot has run its course, too much the damage done When men deflect acknowledged glance, they know that wrong has won. Across this land and far afield the wrongness seeps within And pride becomes a memory through distant halls of spin. How can we bow to tyranny, how can we shy away From that which causes  eyes to slide.... and coaxes will to sway? To tolerate the bombast, the bullying, the lies Succumbing to a hopelessness, which, both we despise. Division in the nation, uproar in between A man and wife’s contention-ness beyond what should be seen Brothers loathing brothers, silence in the room Where a word  uttered wrongly can erupt to screaming soon. Allies left in tatters, trust is cut to shards Tariffs injudiciously, imposed to **** the cards. International uproar, industry in strife Teetering disastrously when NATO flees the knife. Putin sits and rubs his hands, hilarious the show Disorder and disharmony to lubricate his glow. Beijing sits inscrutably, always opportune Manoeuvring judiciously, in place, to call the tune. America, the isolate, sails away to sea Blondini, at the helm, wears smirk indulgently. M. The White House HAMILTON NZ 12th July 2018
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 2:17 AM UTC
The Trumpet Call
*Today I shall get high on life. To feel the energy of wind, hear birds sweet song, dance upon sacred Mother Earth. Today I shall take the drug of life. To be grateful for all that life brings. shinning a light upon difficult situations. Today I shall move in my power To feel connected to source energies and all the invisible allies present who come to my aid. Today is the first day of the rest of my life to align with higher self moving with the grace of self.*
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Feb 27, 2018
Feb 27, 2018 at 6:50 AM UTC
TODAY
Ever since day 1 he was truly determined to play, If I met him our friendship would never decay, I once did volleyball myself whenI was younger, Winning a single game won't satisfy his hunger, I would run with him on that mountain every day, I would see to it that he never feels grey, I would want to be his greatest friend without drama, But that spot has been taken by Kageyama, They teach us how even enemies can become great allies, Everyone of their games together are quite a surprise,
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 5:56 PM UTC
Hinata
White powder on an iPhone case Black coffee to mask the taste Rolled bills against my face Usually no one keeps pace Sometimes I believe I've gone insane. My allies made over a pile of ******* Veins burning awaiting more. Eyes sore, but my feet seem to slide over the floor. Heart pounding, nerves firing. Tiring, not exhausting. A workout for the burnout. I have few hopes as to what I’ll turn out. Only a mind away. Numb, but alive. I only feel what I'm prescribed I’ll press on, needle to a record. **** that. I’m digital, my ideas, critical. I’ll wake up each day with an eye for new breath. I’ll keep moving forward, alone or in union, i’ve got a plan, and I’m gonna seek it. Brick by brick, my world, I’ll build it.
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Jun 17, 2017
Jun 17, 2017 at 9:31 PM UTC
Workout for a Burnout
I am her comfort Her safe harbor and refuge when the storms batter her I strengthen and reinforce I polish and I smooth After a time, back out into the world she goes Storms are my allies
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 7:00 PM UTC
The Storms
How tenuous this grip we have, how slight our hold remains When all around  loud braggards boast that power now pertains, We see the banner headlines splashed across our daily rags And redneck demonstrations cleans the streets of Spics and **** When blood runs in the gutter as the battons rise and fall And whilst taking tea in style the filthy rich ignore it all. The blonde leader of our nation struts, postulates and brags While the rest of us skive off around the corner smoking **** Our  kids ingest confusion as they loiter on the street Unknowing  our delusions make illusions held, replete. How tenuous the grip we have, how slight our hold remains As our allies shower cold distrust convinced our fault inflames. What chance of clear redemption, what remedies revive When truth is lost to darkness can our honesty survive? Reputation cut to shards, confidences ****** That leaders of community no longer hold our trust When white is caste as black and then to green and then to grey And sanity refuses pontification one more day. How tenuous the grip we have, how slight our holds remain As twilight turns to darkness caste against a larks’ refrain. M. The White House HAMILTON, New Zealand 25 July 2018
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Jul 25, 2018
Jul 25, 2018 at 1:36 AM UTC
How Tenuous the Grip We Have?
Like a male monkey you rises up And thumps hard your chest-it is you and you only! O Man! You forgets, who you are and what you are is Nature’s She generously gives and she avariciously takes- Just a few chances she is giving you to repent before she ruthlessly returns She is a sharp, doubled edged sword-merciful and merciless! Man, Humanity is not hostility: Humanity is humility! Like Sheol that is never satisfied you want to swallow the whole world Like death you want to take everything, big-small-you want to stomach all Everything you want to keep to yourself, to be to your entitlements You take and leave nothing at all for the harmless hopeless-the voiceless Yet you easily forgets, when the angel of death calls it’s only you and your soul in burials Your ill amassed pride, wealth and health is not with you anywhere in this your brutal trials Man, Humanity is not gullibility: Humanity is generosity! O man! O man! You fills the whole world with mortality You have killed the sole essence of the soul’s endless immortality With your undignified dishonesty, your free-will to filthy immorality War you begins wealthy to get-war is a supernormal profiting business Man, Humanity souls has never been subjects to severity but sanctity! Innocent-as little as little children-you murders-they were inevitable! Common civilians’ deaths are collateral damages-inescapable! You forgets who you are-you are a little loaned, little you returns for judgment Here no allies to look after your backs, no cracks to corruption kickbacks- It is the fairest of all hearings, a ***** for a ***** it is not for a big spoon! Man, Humanity is not ignobility: Humanity is dignity! What you are given to govern you governs not What you are given to take care of you pilfers all For you and your lineages eternal legacies-the richest ever to have graced the earth! Yet you forgets, Master a little while returns to put you to a rigorous account And whoever much is given-that much is also expected, what will be your report? Man, Humanity is not royalty: Humanity is loyalty! Humanity is a community, not a sorority of individuality! Humanity is not infidelity: Humanity is honesty Humanity is not how wealthy: Humanity is how a loyal legacy Humanity is not how large is your multinationals entity: Humanity is how huge is your small heart-its hospitality Humanity is a humble history, a saintly story! © Kìùra Kabiri. All rights reserved.
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 1:23 AM UTC
HUMANITY IS HUMILITY!
Like a male monkey you rises up And thumps hard your chest-it is you and you only! O Man! You forgets, who you are and what you are is Nature’s She generously gives and she avariciously takes- Just a few chances she is giving you to repent before she ruthlessly returns She is a sharp, doubled edged sword-merciful and merciless! Man, Humanity is not hostility: Humanity is humility! Like Sheol that is never satisfied you want to swallow the whole world Like death you want to take everything, big-small-you want to stomach all Everything you want to keep to yourself, to be to your entitlements You take and leave nothing at all for the harmless hopeless-the voiceless Yet you easily forgets, when the angel of death calls it’s only you and your soul in burials Your ill amassed pride, wealth and health is not with you anywhere in this your brutal trials Man, Humanity is not gullibility: Humanity is generosity! O man! O man! You fills the whole world with mortality You have killed the sole essence of the soul’s endless immortality With your undignified dishonesty, your free-will to filthy immorality War you begins wealthy to get-war is a supernormal profiting business Man, Humanity souls has never been subjects to severity but sanctity! Innocent-as little as little children-you murders-they were inevitable! Common civilians’ deaths are collateral damages-inescapable! You forgets who you are-you are a little loaned, little you returns for judgment Here no allies to look after your backs, no cracks to corruption kickbacks- It is the fairest of all hearings, a ***** for a ***** it is not for a big spoon! Man, Humanity is not ignobility: Humanity is dignity! What you are given to govern you governs not What you are given to take care of you pilfers all For you and your lineages eternal legacies-the richest ever to have graced the earth! Yet you forgets, Master a little while returns to put you to a rigorous account And whoever much is given-that much is also expected, what will be your report? Man, Humanity is not royalty: Humanity is loyalty! Humanity is a community, not a sorority of individuality! Humanity is not infidelity: Humanity is honesty Humanity is not how wealthy: Humanity is how a loyal legacy Humanity is not how large is your multinationals entity: Humanity is how huge is your small heart-its hospitality Humanity is a humble history, a saintly story! © Kìùra Kabiri. All rights reserved.
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When the heart is stilled, and our eyes are blind.    When our limbs are lead, and our hands are chained and numb.    Keep your eyes open, Use the pain to stay alive.    Protect your Allies son, protect them with your life.    Get them out of the dark, and lead them into the light.    Protect your comrades son, Protect them with your life.   *  Even if only one of you can leave this fiery Hell.*    If even only one of you survives then a victory has been one!       For they cannot stop you child, If together you stand and fight!    Fight for your rights my Child, Fight to live your life!     Fight for what you believe in Son, fight for what you know is right.    Defend your brothers and Sisters son, protect what you hold most tight.     You know your lives are ending, as you stand and fight.    But as you lay here dying, You see him striding through the light.    He stands tall and strong now, the Boy now a man,    Not a child in any's eyes, Standing tall in the light.    With his Infantry behind him, he blasted all enemies in sight.    When the others saw him they burst into tears, For their arrival also washed away their fears.
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 4:32 PM UTC
Protect your Allies son.
Allies become foes and friends turn away Loyalties are questioned, only the honorable stay And so begins the fight, to claim the right of power While a child claims the crown, sitting atop his lofty tower The Stag is said to rule the seven, but all is not what it may seem The Lion fights the Wolf, while the Dragons ready their queen The kingdom will bathe in blood, and it is under the light of the moon That alliances are broken, or saved from the brink of ruin “For the night is dark, and full of terrors” These new gods shake faith in the old with tremors Winter is coming, it can be felt in the bones But before it reaches, who will win this Game of Thrones?
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 8:47 PM UTC
This Game Of Thrones
I have been gone for a long time Too long for me to count But I've been gone doing some thinking Remembering what my mentor once said "you know what Forget this! Grab hearts with your fist" So I left the stage Went into hiding And grabbed my heart with an open fist See, Mad Max was nothing Mus was nothing Zero is definitely nothing So why would I call myself any of these names? Because Mustafa wanted to give them something Mustafa wanted to give them meaning But they tried to take over So I left the scene And thought about my mentor "You know what Forget this" I knew I had to forget the past Move my *** forward And show everyone that Mustafa is back Back on the center of the stage Ready to read what I wrote Speak what I know Express my feelings and emotions Unlike those masks Trying to make me a missing link In this exhausted world "Grab hearts with your fist" I can't help but keep remembering this one line The line that helped me go beyond what I originally did And gave me life beyond attempted ****** I mean life beyond a depressed lifestyle I know where I am now Why I'm back now Because of that line My mentor My friend My allies Mustafa has made a return to the stage Ready to speak against myself No ready to speak for the future NO! Ready to speak... For a new change and a new start
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
Tribute to a Mentor
In school I never understood No, I never could what the point of it was. What is the point? I learned about math and science; Good God, why am I so defiant? So call me lazy. Tell me my IQ is below average. Well here's an image: I'm actually smart I just hate being a slave to the system. I almost missed 'em. But they caught me and now they got me and all that I intended to defend is left on the side of the street. I'm rebelling while they're trying to compel me to stay put in my seat like a ******* robot. Well, I will not. I gotta break outta this prison but where's my bailsman? This is my decision and I've chosen not to be broken. My mind will escape unscathed while yours will continue to be lathed by those mechanical words that they feed to you like birds. And what's worse: Is that you eat it. You accept them. You swallow down that indiscretion. What a burden but I don't feel sorry for you tainted mind because you chose it when I warned you that they'd change you. And now you've become a slave to their holocaust and you're so lost. You can't even think your own thoughts. It's despicable. And it's not permissible. You're stuck in their Utopia and you're praising their allah. Well God knows, it's not right. So you gotta ignite all your original thoughts and morals cause honey they aren't your idols. They are so pretentious and utterly blinded. Stuck under their bibles but they aren't angels. Break free from the system come join my anthem. Let's start a rally and get more allies. Join me in my plea to be all that we can be. To stand for what we choose. I promise we will not loose.
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Oct 25, 2012
Oct 25, 2012 at 3:49 PM UTC
Standing Up
In school I never understood No, I never could what the point of it was. What is the point? I learned about math and science; Good God, why am I so defiant? So call me lazy. Tell me my IQ is below average. Well here's an image: I'm actually smart I just hate being a slave to the system. I almost missed 'em. But they caught me and now they got me and all that I intended to defend is left on the side of the street. I'm rebelling while they're trying to compel me to stay put in my seat like a ******* robot. Well, I will not. I gotta break outta this prison but where's my bailsman? This is my decision and I've chosen not to be broken. My mind will escape unscathed while yours will continue to be lathed by those mechanical words that they feed to you like birds. And what's worse: Is that you eat it. You accept them. You swallow down that indiscretion. What a burden but I don't feel sorry for you tainted mind because you chose it when I warned you that they'd change you. And now you've become a slave to their holocaust and you're so lost. You can't even think your own thoughts. It's despicable. And it's not permissible. You're stuck in their Utopia and you're praising their allah. Well God knows, it's not right. So you gotta ignite all your original thoughts and morals cause honey they aren't your idols. They are so pretentious and utterly blinded. Stuck under their bibles but they aren't angels. Break free from the system come join my anthem. Let's start a rally and get more allies. Join me in my plea to be all that we can be. To stand for what we choose. I promise we will not loose.
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this is for the queer kids who are taught their ABC's but not their L's, G's, B's and T's for the Russian government and the I.O.C who deny Russian queers their visibility to the people who call me ****** i wear your name-calling like a pink triangle stitched to my sleeve for the Harvey Milk's, the Christine Burns' and every queer in between to the allies who do more than say "your sexuality is okay with me" for the Jamaican trans* teen who was murdered needlessly to the television networks who portray LGBT individuals positively for the radical queers the POC queers the genderqueers the queers who have felt excluded this is for you for us this is a celebration and an ultimatum we are here we are queer & we will do more than survive.
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 10:42 AM UTC
this is for the queer kids
#Mr. Piano Man how your fingers rain down on the keys dancing a somber ballet capturing the feeling of being empty like those bottles underneath Here Mr. Piano Man the next drink is on me while we sift through debris of our melancholy Every note stings every chord bleeds woe is you and woe is me play Mr. Piano Man a song to our ennui Let it rain Mr. Piano Man let the storm hammer the strings lets swim in the puddle of whats spilt underneath Oh Mr. Piano Man What is that I hear? That note that was just hit it sounded rather queer there is no room for happiness at the bottom of this beer No! NO! Mr. Piano Man I don't want the sun go back to stormy waters to where you had begun I thought you a friend I thought we allies I thought we understood the sounds of demise Mr. Piano Man how you so betrayed with your songs of love and spring every note my heart aches every chord a bee sting Mr. Piano Man this is my goodbye I am leaving you now please don't cry I am going to my new friend Mr. Bartender How do you do? Give me an endless bottle and another drunk to talk to. #
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 3:07 PM UTC
Mr. Piano Man
Scrapers will no longer scrape. Fighters soon to lose the short fight. Pilots are forced to surrender control. Snakes on a plane will bank into a roll, a scene that really no longer is scenic. Leaders still read while getting a scare. Huge landmarks that I swear were once there, bridges in shortage are counting the tolls. Dust that eventually will never be settled, liquid support that used to be metal, big bad crude that never was good— things impossible suddenly could. Answers quickly try to be drummed. Future conflicts guaranteed to be won, particles blocking our UV death sun, days become decades and turkey is done. Brave individuals are no longer bold. Families’ histories are quite often told, a baby’s bottle empty with no one to hold. Government figures tilted but somehow sold parades in protest with a circus in town. A tiger got out, but why can’t he growl? Seems that the cat’s got somebody’s tongue. Another channel covers son after son, numbers mounting, but not the right ones. Cabbies still nose their thumb after thumb, training centers destroyed one after one. We should’ve just played “Drop the **** bomb!” Fear is good, and of course good is feared; it’s the only thing that drives us way over here. Just like the Bible, it’s mostly made up. The supersonic jet has just hit a rut. The dirtiest of bombs versus our Smith and Wesson. “Come on gang, why would you even question?” Like death and taxes—there’s none that’s more sure, but then there’s the free upcoming history lesson. “Ain’t gonna do it” acting just like his pop. This rancher really means it when tossing the slop. “Still can’t find him—he’s with boys in Brazil.” What’ve they done lately to lighten the till? It’s time for the Allies to storm up this hill.
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 5:09 PM UTC
Sugar Plum Petroleum Dreams
Scrapers will no longer scrape. Fighters soon to lose the short fight. Pilots are forced to surrender control. Snakes on a plane will bank into a roll, a scene that really no longer is scenic. Leaders still read while getting a scare. Huge landmarks that I swear were once there, bridges in shortage are counting the tolls. Dust that eventually will never be settled, liquid support that used to be metal, big bad crude that never was good— things impossible suddenly could. Answers quickly try to be drummed. Future conflicts guaranteed to be won, particles blocking our UV death sun, days become decades and turkey is done. Brave individuals are no longer bold. Families’ histories are quite often told, a baby’s bottle empty with no one to hold. Government figures tilted but somehow sold parades in protest with a circus in town. A tiger got out, but why can’t he growl? Seems that the cat’s got somebody’s tongue. Another channel covers son after son, numbers mounting, but not the right ones. Cabbies still nose their thumb after thumb, training centers destroyed one after one. We should’ve just played “Drop the **** bomb!” Fear is good, and of course good is feared; it’s the only thing that drives us way over here. Just like the Bible, it’s mostly made up. The supersonic jet has just hit a rut. The dirtiest of bombs versus our Smith and Wesson. “Come on gang, why would you even question?” Like death and taxes—there’s none that’s more sure, but then there’s the free upcoming history lesson. “Ain’t gonna do it” acting just like his pop. This rancher really means it when tossing the slop. “Still can’t find him—he’s with boys in Brazil.” What’ve they done lately to lighten the till? It’s time for the Allies to storm up this hill.
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Poppy walked the streets by day she cried in the allies at night she's still a kind and generous lady who through circumstance had lost the fight The vacant look in her eyes dirt on her face that some despise but if you gave her the time of day wise words she would always say People call her a down and out but that's not what she's about for from the front she had come and no more would she hold a gun She is a forgotten hero and now she's a zero she keeps her medals in her pocket in a tissue next to her false teeth One of the many now forgotten one who's life now is rotten this is Poppy the hero this is one of the forgotten By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris © 2011 NeonSolaris (All rights reserved)
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Nov 22, 2013
Nov 22, 2013 at 10:47 PM UTC
Poppy
leave to remain stay to move on tear down to build some space to call home make new reminders keep a fresh store full of faint memories with room for much more drink to old allies drink to forget laugh with new friends shake off your regret this is tomorrow a brand new today this is fresh start you're welcome to stay
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Sep 14, 2018
Sep 14, 2018 at 4:58 PM UTC
Leave to remain
My world is full of bright blue skies, flowers, rabbits, butterflies, giant mountains, ancient trees, lands of green and golden seas. In my world, tears are waterfalls, and happiness can shatter walls, anger, the greatest adversity, while fear defines reality. In my world, truth is in disguise, More often, truth transforms to lies, which i suddenly regard as true, can red transform if you believe it's blue? In my world, I see in black and white, things are either all wrong, or all right, inbetween is undefined, and any other veiw is blind. In my world, words can fragment lives, and allies wield imaginary knives, the wounds they cause will never heal, but pain is vital if you want to feel. In my world, seasons are hours long, But still the seasons are just as strong, From rain to snow, darkness to shine, Changing with no warning sign. My world is as beautiful as hideous, As honest as insidious, My world is as ambiguous as clear, and just as gentle as austere. But my world exists inside my head, Where your feet will never tread, And so you can not understand To you this is my fantasy land.
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Nov 11, 2012
Nov 11, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
Untitled
1443 A chilly Peace infests the Grass The Sun respectful lies— Not any Trance of industry These shadows scrutinize— Whose Allies go no more astray For service or for Glee— But all mankind deliver here From whatsoever sea—
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A chilly Peace infests the Grass
you listen to what passes for the TV news you read some but not all of social media views you notice that despite all internationalism it‘s mostly old sensationalism combined with more or less suggestive speculations about how many people may have died in forest fires to what imaginable depths the president aspires whether the North Koreans have more rockets      despite the wonderful achievements      of the national superdealer who of the leader‘s staff might be the next       to lose her job or his credentials etc. etc. in short the world has mostly shrunk to domestic politics and power games plus a few places on the globe where U.S. soldiers still are dying      in order to protect their country‘s interests      in oil, assorted mineral resources      or allies of political expedience or a few thousand refugees from countries plagued       by persecution or dictators are       marching for weeks to claim asylum            in the home of the brave and the free            under the statue of liberty      only to discover that they are seen      as an invasion threatening             that blesséd city upon a hill visions have grown smaller more petty voices dominate the talk a nation made of immigrants faced with the poor who flee from their oppressors decides to close its borders to the immigrants‘ next wave oblivious of the times when they themselves still searching for a better life found a new place where they felt safe led by the statue‘s torch that shone its light upon a poet‘s words of welcome: "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 11:36 AM UTC
smaller world
you listen to what passes for the TV news you read some but not all of social media views you notice that despite all internationalism it‘s mostly old sensationalism combined with more or less suggestive speculations about how many people may have died in forest fires to what imaginable depths the president aspires whether the North Koreans have more rockets      despite the wonderful achievements      of the national superdealer who of the leader‘s staff might be the next       to lose her job or his credentials etc. etc. in short the world has mostly shrunk to domestic politics and power games plus a few places on the globe where U.S. soldiers still are dying      in order to protect their country‘s interests      in oil, assorted mineral resources      or allies of political expedience or a few thousand refugees from countries plagued       by persecution or dictators are       marching for weeks to claim asylum            in the home of the brave and the free            under the statue of liberty      only to discover that they are seen      as an invasion threatening             that blesséd city upon a hill visions have grown smaller more petty voices dominate the talk a nation made of immigrants faced with the poor who flee from their oppressors decides to close its borders to the immigrants‘ next wave oblivious of the times when they themselves still searching for a better life found a new place where they felt safe led by the statue‘s torch that shone its light upon a poet‘s words of welcome: "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
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It is early. and the world hangs silent, but the birds chirping their chime, An angelic choir of vibratos And tenor beaks humming sweet to the early tangerine crest of sun slivers a powerful bar of light over the peaks to a newly brilliant horizon. Sweeping the dredges of darkness away as the stars fade like coal dust back again, packed into their cupboard of night one by one, lanterns snuffed and sent into the vibrating blue as if the whole sky should erupt into fire azure, hallowed morning pyre Encircled by the gradient hues of coral pink and castille yellow Mediterranean teal A symphonic cacophonic **** of birth Good Day, Sweet mother earth. Squeezed through the valleys canals allies every nook and forlorn cranny kissed with her blissful photonic army And the infantile creatures cry with glee. The dewdrops clutch the blades the tender palasade of petals remembering their darkened escapades slipping tender rain to feed the dirt, the lonely detritus elixirs of the lovely night. And the world bursts into a veritable kaleidoscope of life With a trillion pairs of eyes accessing the mother dream
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 2:48 AM UTC
Rise and Fall (Incomplete)
At Nineteen, I bore witness to the live Birth of my Son. He was adopted out via Open Adoption to a very nice Family a few Hours away in Ukiah. I'm still in contact with them, I get pictures every six Months and I'm very happy to also be able to see Him every so many Months. At Twenty, I lost my Father. I found him on the floor and called 911. I paid for his Cremation the next day. It was what he told me he wanted; his ashes are in a box in my room. Perhaps even moreso than he was my "Father", he was by best Friend; for better and for worse. At Twenty-One; my Girlfriend of Five Years, who was also Mother of the aforementioned Child, and I broke up on Friendly terms. Now she lives about 200 miles away. We're still cordial, and I'm glad we still speak. Eternal Allies are rare to come by, to say the least. So far, Twenety-Two has been rather turbulently eventful, as well. Between Family and their lack, personal choices and relationships, and the furtherment of my Self as well as my expressive Capacities, it's been a hell of a Twenty-Two so far, to say the least. All of these things leave me with an Understanding that I cannot ever judge anyone, for I know not of their struggles and that no One can ever truly judge anyone else, for the same reason. Through all of this, I feel evermore that this Life is ******* great, and that's no sarcastic remark: Life is a trippy and tumultuous Journey and I'm thankful for this opportunity to experience this Holiest of Realities, to say the least; though it is a Lesson in Humility, to say the least. And thus: Thank you for reading my writings. Thank you for taking time out to read what I have to bring forth. Thank you for existing and expressing. Blessings upon thy Paths; wheresoever you've been wheresoever you're going thank you just for Being. Please be your Self; you owe it to your Self, for that is all you ever have, to say the least, and so, once more: Blessings upon thy Path.
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 8:24 PM UTC
A Lesson in Humility
At Nineteen, I bore witness to the live Birth of my Son. He was adopted out via Open Adoption to a very nice Family a few Hours away in Ukiah. I'm still in contact with them, I get pictures every six Months and I'm very happy to also be able to see Him every so many Months. At Twenty, I lost my Father. I found him on the floor and called 911. I paid for his Cremation the next day. It was what he told me he wanted; his ashes are in a box in my room. Perhaps even moreso than he was my "Father", he was by best Friend; for better and for worse. At Twenty-One; my Girlfriend of Five Years, who was also Mother of the aforementioned Child, and I broke up on Friendly terms. Now she lives about 200 miles away. We're still cordial, and I'm glad we still speak. Eternal Allies are rare to come by, to say the least. So far, Twenety-Two has been rather turbulently eventful, as well. Between Family and their lack, personal choices and relationships, and the furtherment of my Self as well as my expressive Capacities, it's been a hell of a Twenty-Two so far, to say the least. All of these things leave me with an Understanding that I cannot ever judge anyone, for I know not of their struggles and that no One can ever truly judge anyone else, for the same reason. Through all of this, I feel evermore that this Life is ******* great, and that's no sarcastic remark: Life is a trippy and tumultuous Journey and I'm thankful for this opportunity to experience this Holiest of Realities, to say the least; though it is a Lesson in Humility, to say the least. And thus: Thank you for reading my writings. Thank you for taking time out to read what I have to bring forth. Thank you for existing and expressing. Blessings upon thy Paths; wheresoever you've been wheresoever you're going thank you just for Being. Please be your Self; you owe it to your Self, for that is all you ever have, to say the least, and so, once more: Blessings upon thy Path.
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You ran I ran Faster than light, Invisible to the keenest human eye We ran towards the safest haven. Almost giddy with excitement Heart fluttering on the Delicate wings of ecstatic butterflies Forsaking everything behind Just you and me We zoomed by, Humans and objects, All just a mélange of colors Hallways went by In the blink of an eye Not yours or mine Just the shrewdest eye Voices called out to us Allies raring to join Teachers frantic to stop Corridors vast enough to dissolve into Stop, came after a long, lingering voyage Breathing in short abundant pants We beheld the eye of each other And in that moment I realized we were more than partners in crime We were, you and me Two friends destined to be In each other’s memory Forever And Ever And ever.
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 4:26 AM UTC
Reminiscence : A tribute to my favorite partner in crime.
They are silent and beautiful, gorgeous in in the white halo, cemented in a beautiful terrazzo, baring the names of fallen soldiers, the European soldiers that fell in Wars; second and first and the heinous silent wars, i hope this is why they have a proverb; white sepulchre, only baring the white dead, only chiefs but no dead Indian. Common wealth graveyards are all over in Africa, in India , panama , Latin America and europe, the active fronts in which the allies fought ****** they are beautifully placed in silently posh areas, in langata when in Nairobi, in Mbaraki when in Mombasa, in Matisi when in Kenya, In Namusungui when in Lodwar, They bear horizontal silence with white names engraved on their beautiful face shouting the glory of European empires, which provoked the evil sense in the heart of the king's horseman in Kenya, in the city of Nairobi, to steal the graveyard lands, he made them his urban home with an uppish courtyard, for him the dead white neighbours are better than in-corruption. I walk around the commonwealth graveyards, in the all quarters of erstwhile British empire, looking for the names of African soldiers , who died in thousands fighting for the queen the royal bloodied woman of England;Elizabeth, Looking for the sons of Ethiopia who stood with the second duce Benito son of Mussolini, fighting for Hitler,for Shintos in the European war, i have seen no name of any African, I have not seen Wandabwa wa masibo, who was conscripted into the first world war, Along with his father Biket wa Khayongo, Biket back after seven years in 1918, carrying Wandabwa's Belt, Wandabwa died in the field, Where was he buried, he is nowhere Not anywhere among the soldiers in cemeteries, I have not seen Nasong'o wa Khayongo, who was conscripted in 1940, to fight against ****** he was conscripted on his nuptial evening, even before he had had the first *** with his new wife, he went away crying, he never came back, his name is nowhere in the graves the commonwealth graves that bare names of the fallen, Fallen soldiers, but they all bare white names in the black world. you come to Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Malagasy,Egypt, whatever the geographies of Africa, and you keep keen, you hear someone is called Mr. Keya, or Madam Keya, or you come to Bungoma county of Kenya, you meet a man that is of the circumcision age group, Known as Bakikwameti Keya, Bakinyikewi Musolini, Keya is subverted sound for Kings african rivals; KAR the African sound for KAR is Keya, in reference to mass conscription of Africans into the KAR, to fight ****** A child born during that time is Keya, A man circumcised during the time is in the age group of Keya, A simple lesson in regard to our people, taken away to fight the colonial power and left to died and rot away in the bush with a simple courtesy for ceremonial burial, that come along with the death of soldiers, who passed away in the battle field.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 4:13 AM UTC
Commonwealth War Graveyards
They are silent and beautiful, gorgeous in in the white halo, cemented in a beautiful terrazzo, baring the names of fallen soldiers, the European soldiers that fell in Wars; second and first and the heinous silent wars, i hope this is why they have a proverb; white sepulchre, only baring the white dead, only chiefs but no dead Indian. Common wealth graveyards are all over in Africa, in India , panama , Latin America and europe, the active fronts in which the allies fought ****** they are beautifully placed in silently posh areas, in langata when in Nairobi, in Mbaraki when in Mombasa, in Matisi when in Kenya, In Namusungui when in Lodwar, They bear horizontal silence with white names engraved on their beautiful face shouting the glory of European empires, which provoked the evil sense in the heart of the king's horseman in Kenya, in the city of Nairobi, to steal the graveyard lands, he made them his urban home with an uppish courtyard, for him the dead white neighbours are better than in-corruption. I walk around the commonwealth graveyards, in the all quarters of erstwhile British empire, looking for the names of African soldiers , who died in thousands fighting for the queen the royal bloodied woman of England;Elizabeth, Looking for the sons of Ethiopia who stood with the second duce Benito son of Mussolini, fighting for Hitler,for Shintos in the European war, i have seen no name of any African, I have not seen Wandabwa wa masibo, who was conscripted into the first world war, Along with his father Biket wa Khayongo, Biket back after seven years in 1918, carrying Wandabwa's Belt, Wandabwa died in the field, Where was he buried, he is nowhere Not anywhere among the soldiers in cemeteries, I have not seen Nasong'o wa Khayongo, who was conscripted in 1940, to fight against ****** he was conscripted on his nuptial evening, even before he had had the first *** with his new wife, he went away crying, he never came back, his name is nowhere in the graves the commonwealth graves that bare names of the fallen, Fallen soldiers, but they all bare white names in the black world. you come to Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Malagasy,Egypt, whatever the geographies of Africa, and you keep keen, you hear someone is called Mr. Keya, or Madam Keya, or you come to Bungoma county of Kenya, you meet a man that is of the circumcision age group, Known as Bakikwameti Keya, Bakinyikewi Musolini, Keya is subverted sound for Kings african rivals; KAR the African sound for KAR is Keya, in reference to mass conscription of Africans into the KAR, to fight ****** A child born during that time is Keya, A man circumcised during the time is in the age group of Keya, A simple lesson in regard to our people, taken away to fight the colonial power and left to died and rot away in the bush with a simple courtesy for ceremonial burial, that come along with the death of soldiers, who passed away in the battle field.
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