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"ambi" poems
An introvert become an extrovert called Scientists an extrovert becomes an introvert called Saint an introvert always an introvert in marriage an extrovert always an extrovert in Politics an introvert become an extrovert during *** an extrovert become an introvert during affairs
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Dec 28, 2017
Dec 28, 2017 at 9:21 PM UTC
Ambi
Ginailad lang ba nako akong sarili nga ok lang ko Sa pag trato nimu sa akua nga murag trapo nga labhan lang nimu ug gusto nimung gamiton Ambi ba nako ug direct to the point ka kay hastang baliktara imung trato sa akua pag ako nag talikod na gi himu tikag princessa pag kauban tika gi antos ko ang tanan, sa ka way klaro nimu ka storya ingun-ingun paka ka naay pag-asa pero ang kamatuoran ngitngitpas alkitran Nag antos kog pito ka bulan gi hatag nako ang tanan ang resulta karun mura-patag mas worst pa sa wa nagkaila nikalit kag wa na nag reply pag tan-aw nako sa twitter nimu naa nakay lain kasabay sa lipay-lipay
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Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 11:33 PM UTC
Asa ta padulong
It is was this which teaches Taught me Ambi Dex Terity, Though of Left hand Teeth Tooth-brushing My knowledge is rough; It was is those these Sunny Dusty Sunny afternoons in the sun, The sun at the right angle Angled towards me, But not in my eyes And the black Fabric Black, even in the sun, As a field against which the Sun angled out of my eyes Shines Shone Sunny directly on my hands, To which advantage My advantage, Or yours, Would allow me To pluck with tender Specific Tender care Each thin blonde thin hair on my knuckles. I already have will always doubt that you notice Or notice that I notice you don’t, you never notice; I notice you noticing me noticing you not noticing My perfect, Thin-blonde-thin, blonde-hair-free knuckles.
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Oct 18, 2012
Oct 18, 2012 at 12:19 AM UTC
Minutia
i am ambidextrous – i can count how many times you’ve hurt me on both hands and i am ambivalent, i love you but i hate you there is a certain ambience i recall in flashbacks and unspoken memories, however it fades as quickly as my smile when your name is mentioned there is so much ambiguity in your eyes when you gaze at me – i stopped marvelling over you and your thoughts and instead marvelled over myself who am i, without you? what am i, without you? i am a life of ambition you are a life of indifference
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Jul 20, 2015
Jul 20, 2015 at 6:19 PM UTC
ambi
Why does the right hand get all the good jobs, like greeting visiting dignitaries (such a pleasure) , or blowing farewell kisses to the one you love (such sweet sorrow) , or playing the melody while the left has to oompah along in the bass? Right-handers get the best adjectives too. I mean, we’d all like to be adroit (as the French have it) . So why do we poor southpaws have to be gauche or, while we’re about it, gawky? Tactless, without grace, ungainly, awkward, physically and socially inept, that’s us. And Latin’s no better. We’d like to be dextrous too. What makes us sinister? Was Dracula left-handed, or something? Even when we can hammer or saw or paint or drive a ***** with either hand equally, or cut the nails on both sets of fingers, they only say we are ambi- dextrous, which is a bit of a left-handed compliment, treating the left as if it were an honorary right, as if it had no right to be skilful in its own right. I suppose my left hand ought to be grateful (in this respect) that I was not born into a tradition where it is laid down what each hand can do. It could have been condemned to a lifetime of bottom-wiping and not much else, and becoming cack- handed in more ways than one.
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 3:23 PM UTC
Laterality *
Poetry is Art & Art is Poetry & You are Both.
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 1:23 AM UTC
Ambi.
One of us had loved the other more perfectly, had watched the other more closely, and one of us listened and the other hadn't, and one of us held on to the ambi- tion of the one idea far longer than was reasonable, whereas the other, passing a garbage can one night, had casually thrown it away.
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Aug 14, 2013
Aug 14, 2013 at 9:23 AM UTC
one of us
"hi, can i drive?" "no, haha, just come in." "can you drive me home? actually.." "sure, come!" tiny black car and beautiful interior you got there. "have you set your seatbelt on?" "sure! let's go!" "no, no, put it on right. i dont want you ended up like our friend.." "don't say that.. i put it on right. we're gonna be okay." smell of the ambi pur you got there, take me to an ****** scent to my nose. "where we go now?" "dont you say you want to go back home?" "oh, sure!" "no, no, no, i know something better." you keep the windshield closed, make your breath even warmer. "hey, is it the route to the city side?" "yeah, why? you don't want to go there?" "uh, actually i have a lot of tasks to do." "oh.. okay, I'll just drive you home then." the keychain you got on your back mirror, it's shining and pink. "..." "..." "cough." "..." i start to look at the wood we passed by. it's silent. "..." "..." "I.." "yeah?" it's a beautiful voice you got there, with every kind of melt you made me. "I... kinda.." "turn left! that's my home, the orange one." "oh, oh, okay." "okay, stop here." the car just stopped. left the noise of the machine we heard. "thanks." "ah, sure." i look into your eyes like you did. you want to tell me something. "ah, Dy?" "yeah, Sunny?" "it's a beautiful car you got there. thanks for the ride." "ah.." it's a beautiful car you got there. I'm sorry to say that, because my words are just lost in your eyes. ×
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 11:56 PM UTC
beautiful car you get there