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"alvin" poems
WOODSTOCK They came from The South, The North and The West Coast 450,000 together for peace and music, half a million at most Richie Havens inspired all while singing his "Freedom" song Country Joe McDonald dropped "F" bombs his whole set long Carlos Santana amazed us, as he gave all and sacrificed his soul Arlo Guthrie with Woody's **** packed his pipe and smoked a bowl Canned Heat and The Bear asked us to work together united stand Levon Helm pounded skins and sang "The Weight" with The Band Joe Cocker warned us more than once that he might sing out of tune One after the other, CSNY, Alvin Lee, Sha Na Na midnight 'til noon Janis gave a piece of her heart along with a "Ball and Chain" Jefferson Airplane sang about Alice out in the pouring rain The Fogerty's sang about where they were born and two girls one proud And for the life of me I can't figure out why The Who played to this crowd Jimi capped it off with The National Anthem and "Purple Haze" the perfect ending to four long daze of rock and roll blaze So if your travels take you to New York Up State Stop at Bethel Wood, the place where Rock History was written in Slate "1969, when music was grooved in vinyl and carved in Rock" inspired by the song "Woodstock" written by Joni Mitchell
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Apr 24, 2014
Apr 24, 2014 at 2:10 PM UTC
WOODSTOCK
I'm not in my comfort zone trying to think of something special mix emotions and i almost feel alone what am i doing, i'm dying while i'm laughing i'm smiling while i'm crying the left root is telling me to stop the right artery is not doing its job right i'm down, am i happy? going up! those lovely eyes should not see this. look at the light force myself to think of something bright. . . paranoid on their own perspective I'm not doing this right, I'm not quite effective ecstasy is what i want! i demand! imperative! you can judge me now and say defective! almost dizzy, it's still beating, long live! as long as she is away i will miss her as long as she is in love with me i will kiss her nothing can stop me from loving her i am my own worst enemy, my ***** mind but this day wont pass without saying I LOVE YOU because your one of a kind!
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Oct 23, 2010
Oct 23, 2010 at 8:37 AM UTC
Paranoid lang si Alvin pero mahal ka niya
wildfires in Cali, nukes threaten LA dreamers dead in DC and Irmas on her way.... ****** Hairs in the White House, Houston's flooded still... Afghan be bleedin...I feelin the big chill... GOP be crazy...Dems dead as a rock... Amerika be reeling...Doomsday clock tick tock... Music Selection: Alvin Lee, I'd Love to Change the World Orlando 9/5/17 jbm
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Sep 25, 2017
Sep 25, 2017 at 1:35 PM UTC
Wildfires in Cali
by Alvin Guanlao (Bold verses) - Joseph Juatco (Normal Fonts) Digest **Do you want me to say oblivious? I didn't even know what it means. let's try the word conspicuous, Its meaning is more obvious than it seemed. I'm a word carnivorous, meticulous on what i eat. I'm poetically omnivorous, Digesting what i see.** Now don't be suspicious, I'm good in playing words, You know I can be as righteous, just as you looking like a **** Or am I just too ambitious, I think I am trying hard, I wanted this write to be sumptuous, Oh please don't disregard!
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Oct 4, 2010
Oct 4, 2010 at 7:38 AM UTC
Digest
Alvin waits for Shakila, She is so slow sometimes, Doesn't she know I have to be there on time? I've spun around the house and combed my hair, I'm ready to go. She has to have her coffee and curly-fries, She's so fat now, can she drive? I will be late coz its expected of her, Everyone knows she is behind. Excuses no longer matter, She is still my best friend, Even though she is slow. I sometimes think, She needs rest. She acts crazy. Crazy, crazy, crazy, But she takes me places, But never on-time.
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 6:45 AM UTC
Alvin
an intersecting pattern has shown up on the radar screen there are many familiar characters to be seen entities from a far constellations has appeared in this location it has be most astounding to find those floaters in this surrounding I bet if I check the radar screen in the next while there will be more familiar entities landing on its dial they are ever popping into this sphere and one finds this all to be exceptionally queer at any minute Alvin Asteroid and Melba Meteorite may make an appearance on the site they'll be traveling incognito but the intersecting pattern shall bear their info
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 2:33 AM UTC
Radar Screen
. I remember that old electric guitar, no name brand, a Fender knockoff, stripped and painted to look like an American flag because Peter Fonda made it cool That Silvertone amp, volume cranked reverb, two inputs, tubes, bass, treble, when Sears was the place where music dreams came alive because Dad had a credit card Out in my parent’s garage, Skippy on drums and John on bass Wearing shades in the dark like John Kay A tape recorder mike hanging from the ceiling Playing “The Pusher” at all hours Until the neighbors called my mom and we had to shut the door or turn it down, we shut the door Black light posters, an old couch, power saws and Christmas decorations We were gonna be stars, rock stars Chicks would dig us and guys would envy us Our hair down to our shoulders Incense to hide certain smells Bad *** wasn’t even a term yet, but we were Patch covered jeans, zig zag and faded denim jackets, peace signs and headbands, Santana and Arlo, “Alice’s Restaurant” Nothing could stop us I remember that old electric guitar, the guys are gone now, not dead, just gone I can still hear Alvin Lee rocking “I’m coming home” But somewhere along the line I got old (grew up) when I wasn’t paying attention I guess I still wear my hair a little long, a little and I have nice collection of guitars But that “Rock Star” dream faded long ago Now I carry a different instrument, I carry a pen... and it’s a name brand pen
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Sep 20, 2016
Sep 20, 2016 at 3:24 PM UTC
I remember that old electric guitar
by Alvin Guanlao (Bold verses) - Joseph Juatco (Normal Fonts) Digest **Do you want me to say oblivious? I didn't even know what it means. let's try the word conspicuous, Its meaning is more obvious than it seemed.** **I'm a word carnivorous, meticulous on what i eat. I'm poetically omnivorous, Digesting what i see.** Now don't be suspicious, I'm good in playing words, You know I can be as righteous, just as you looking like a **** Or am I just too ambitious, I think I am trying hard, I wanted this write to be sumptuous, Oh please don't disregard!
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Oct 3, 2010
Oct 3, 2010 at 10:42 PM UTC
Digest
They stand in their uniforms straight and tall, They are family members one and all. They put on the uniforms, not for money, fame, or glory But for the untold story. The story of wanting to be free to raise their families. A story of love, emotion, and religious devotion. They are willing to take the stand, and become the sacrificial lamb. They are the AMERICAN soldiers who believe in liberty To be able to express yourself no matter what it may be. They come from the farmlands, the mountains, the big cities And the small towns, where every soldier imaginable can be found. Just read the story of Sergeant ALVIN YORK who in the First World War he had fought. He was a conscientious objector who came from the upper Farmlands of TENNESSEE – didn’t believe in war but wanted to be free. They told him about the founding of AMERICA and what they had gone thru And to make a decision of what he wanted to do. He sat on the mountaintop staring across the land Knowing he had to make a decision – he had to take a stand. With the thought of the bible s verse “thou shall not **** “ And the other thought saying “freedom is not free” This has been going on throughout history. He and nine others captured more prisoners than they dared to count This is what AMERICA is all about. louis rams
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 9:50 PM UTC
American Soldiers
The bullet grazed my leg Just a flesh wound Was it my fault Did I instigate inflammatory vitriol Should I apologize for my free associations The way my pen glides across the page To the core of dissension Perhaps it was my skirt Was it too tight, too short Hugging the curves of my body Making you hot and thirsty The freedom of Alvin Alley dancers With their legs spread Opening the flow of free expression Dancing to the voice of Maya Angelou The seekers, the marchers, the painters, The writers All refugees like me
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 6:06 PM UTC
Did I Offend by Judy Moskowitz
you told me once that i am a dead body on a puppet string and i'm still not sure what you meant by it but i kept those words stuck them in between each of my ribs and i will be embalmed with them long before you realize they were ever missing
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 1:49 PM UTC
alvin
Funny if I leave today I wonder if you will let me go! I wanna stay and hold you like we use to but it's hard you know, Cause once upon a time you was my everything Far away from home I'm thinking should I stay..? You left me now I question what did I do so wrong"! If there's a way God if there's a way If there a place God where me and him can talk fr can you take my soul ? This is killing me Suffocating
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
Alvin's big brother
Let me share to you a story One night, a child of 6 maybe 7 years of age went to his father side. The child asks the father to go with him to the store nearby. Dad, can you go with me to the store at the corner please. Son, you can manage to go to the store alone already. then the child replied, But, I'm scared.. Of what? his Father asked. It's dark, there are dogs, and there are men drinking by the store. As the father and son walks to the store.. the child is smiling and also singing as if the fear he felt earlier had vanished. The child is not afraid anymore because he is with his father. The child felt safe with his Dad at his side. ..... When the child's father went with his son to the store, did the darkness of the night became brighter? No, it's still dark. the scary dogs, did they become friendly? No, the dogs are still barking. and what about those people drinking by the store, did they went running when they see the child's father coming? Definitely not. but why did this child seems to feel a sense safety and confidence? It's because he is with his dad. Just like us, no matter what kind of ordeal we are facing right now.. No matter how scary the road we are in... as long as we know our father (God) is with us, we will not be afraid. we will feel safe and confident throughout the journey. -Alvin Barcelona
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 10:34 AM UTC
Father and his Child
"Les femmes jouissent d'abord par l'oreille" Dit Marguerite Duras Toi, mon HYDRE-MUSE, tu jouis Par l'oreille absolue et frivole Magnifiée Par la danse à contre-temps De la poésie pénétrante Du saxo et de la tumba Du coupé décalé et de l'azonto Entre violons et accordéons Qui fait voltiger sur tes hanches Toute la copelia complicada de ta libido. Je rentre sans hâte dans la mue de la couleuvre Et je te ceins la taille. Réinventons les croisés en cinquième position Du ballet classique de Noureev, Petipa et Balanchine Et à quatre pattes virevoltons dans le Bolchoi. Setenta y ocho : Je te tatoue le bas des reins D'un tatou boule qui exécute Des renversés arrière multicolores Dans les plus intimes sillons de ta peau. Cero : Verbum Sapientiae Principium Est ! De mon pinceau chatoyant je dessine Des pas de bourrée étourdissants Aux confins de tes cambrures Setenta y siete : Tu miaules des entrechats charnels Et tu tournoies comme un ventilateur Et tu me dis : viens, mon prince, Montre-moi tes ronds de jambes doubles Ochenta y quatro : je te prends par les orteils tout en te caressant l'oreille Et je te dis vas-y Cuarenta y cinco : Dombolo baroque dès que tu bouges tes fesses pour m'inviter à tes Messes de sabbat Très y media : Demi-pointe sur les tétons qui frémissent et qui clignent des yeux La peau de ton aréole gauche  danse la biguine Ton sein droit fait voltiger du jus de grenade Sesenta : Un deux trois cinq six sept Un seul fouetté Tu enchaînes les figures libres et académiques Passe après passe Tu plantes dans le taureau farceur tes aromates Et je crie Banco et tu me mordilles la paume de la main. Setenta complicada : J'aime notre gourmandise choreographee clitoridienne, anale, phallique et vaginale Cet appétit colossal de ballet épicé à la Merce Cunningham, Alvin Ailey et Martha Graham Qui nous prend entre deux morts de tous nos lacs des cygnes primaux Nous en sommes les danseurs étoiles les solistes les premiers danseurs les petits rats les chorégraphes et les maîtres de ballet À nous deux nous formons une troupe Réincarnée Et nous signons de nos plumes de chair notre martingale lubrique : Un deux trois... Cinq six sept Un deux trois... Cinq six sept Un deux trois... Cinq six sept
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Nov 1, 2019
Nov 1, 2019 at 3:31 AM UTC
Un deux trois ... Cinq six sept
"Les femmes jouissent d'abord par l'oreille" Dit Marguerite Duras Toi, mon HYDRE-MUSE, tu jouis Par l'oreille absolue et frivole Magnifiée Par la danse à contre-temps De la poésie pénétrante Du saxo et de la tumba Du coupé décalé et de l'azonto Entre violons et accordéons Qui fait voltiger sur tes hanches Toute la copelia complicada de ta libido. Je rentre sans hâte dans la mue de la couleuvre Et je te ceins la taille. Réinventons les croisés en cinquième position Du ballet classique de Noureev, Petipa et Balanchine Et à quatre pattes virevoltons dans le Bolchoi. Setenta y ocho : Je te tatoue le bas des reins D'un tatou boule qui exécute Des renversés arrière multicolores Dans les plus intimes sillons de ta peau. Cero : Verbum Sapientiae Principium Est ! De mon pinceau chatoyant je dessine Des pas de bourrée étourdissants Aux confins de tes cambrures Setenta y siete : Tu miaules des entrechats charnels Et tu tournoies comme un ventilateur Et tu me dis : viens, mon prince, Montre-moi tes ronds de jambes doubles Ochenta y quatro : je te prends par les orteils tout en te caressant l'oreille Et je te dis vas-y Cuarenta y cinco : Dombolo baroque dès que tu bouges tes fesses pour m'inviter à tes Messes de sabbat Très y media : Demi-pointe sur les tétons qui frémissent et qui clignent des yeux La peau de ton aréole gauche  danse la biguine Ton sein droit fait voltiger du jus de grenade Sesenta : Un deux trois cinq six sept Un seul fouetté Tu enchaînes les figures libres et académiques Passe après passe Tu plantes dans le taureau farceur tes aromates Et je crie Banco et tu me mordilles la paume de la main. Setenta complicada : J'aime notre gourmandise choreographee clitoridienne, anale, phallique et vaginale Cet appétit colossal de ballet épicé à la Merce Cunningham, Alvin Ailey et Martha Graham Qui nous prend entre deux morts de tous nos lacs des cygnes primaux Nous en sommes les danseurs étoiles les solistes les premiers danseurs les petits rats les chorégraphes et les maîtres de ballet À nous deux nous formons une troupe Réincarnée Et nous signons de nos plumes de chair notre martingale lubrique : Un deux trois... Cinq six sept Un deux trois... Cinq six sept Un deux trois... Cinq six sept
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