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"anodyne" poems
1737 Rearrange a “Wife’s” affection! When they dislocate my Brain! Amputate my freckled ***** Make me bearded like a man! Blush, my spirit, in thy Fastness— Blush, my unacknowledged clay— Seven years of troth have taught thee More than Wifehood every may! Love that never leaped its socket— Trust entrenched in narrow pain— Constancy thro’ fire—awarded— Anguish—bare of anodyne! Burden—borne so far triumphant— None suspect me of the crown, For I wear the “Thorns” till Sunset— Then—my Diadem put on. Big my Secret but it’s bandaged— It will never get away Till the Day its Weary Keeper Leads it through the Grave to thee.
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Rearrange a “Wife’s” affection!
What if they had a War and nobody came ! my sentiment all along Actions so transparent and telegraphed a mile long absurd anchoring, even more absurd triggering so absurd as to be meaningless the hotchpotch logic of simpletons on acid The banal manifestations of the anodyne retards with advanced hysteria Think unruly kids on Colombian marching powder think advanced psychosis with total stage ten delusions Watch mass hysteria contagion Logic was never there, rationality bolted beating Usain Bolt Inveterate liars and fantasists now control maddened throngs Oh dear! they decided I am madly in love with acquaintance neither I or poor acquaintance know this But let not the truth get in the way of a soap opera by the insanes After All meaningless triggers and Delusionary prompts keep the sheeples busy in People's Power utopia They are all having a war, nobody has told me about it I don't understand their language yet they are very eloquent Deep in their imagined Neuro-linguistic Programming or mental pygmies playing Pavlov Dog theory of the semi-illiterates   I just realized why cancer is prevalent amongst them They carry so much poison and emotional ******* in their beings It pollutes and eat away at them internally, they get cancer! Never have been interested in little minds and liars and thieves Have little time for dumb people, the toxics and the sheeples What makes cretins think I take anything of theirs to mind what can I learn or gain from contemptibles I don't feel inferior so why would I want to learn how to slander and defame others to bring them down 'Slander is the GREAT LEVELLER voiced one of them poor inadequate soul, poor pathetic degenerate I look twenty years younger than my years, no wrinkles Just slightly greying, mind as sharp as razor Because I don't carry acidic ******* hate or foul nonsense in my head, Because my mind is full of worthy knowledge because I am not an ignoramus with attitude because I am not a shameless coward or an empty headed nonentity Because I am not amongst the madding crowd I am not an insignificant pointless HATER with cancer in waiting! I am NOT a SHAMELESS RACIST white THIEF discrediting the Victim I STOLE from OR an OBNOXIOUS gang of SOCIALIST crazed subhumans cancerized by jealousy and envy
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
Advance C. Macafartty Soldiers
What if they had a War and nobody came ! my sentiment all along Actions so transparent and telegraphed a mile long absurd anchoring, even more absurd triggering so absurd as to be meaningless the hotchpotch logic of simpletons on acid The banal manifestations of the anodyne retards with advanced hysteria Think unruly kids on Colombian marching powder think advanced psychosis with total stage ten delusions Watch mass hysteria contagion Logic was never there, rationality bolted beating Usain Bolt Inveterate liars and fantasists now control maddened throngs Oh dear! they decided I am madly in love with acquaintance neither I or poor acquaintance know this But let not the truth get in the way of a soap opera by the insanes After All meaningless triggers and Delusionary prompts keep the sheeples busy in People's Power utopia They are all having a war, nobody has told me about it I don't understand their language yet they are very eloquent Deep in their imagined Neuro-linguistic Programming or mental pygmies playing Pavlov Dog theory of the semi-illiterates   I just realized why cancer is prevalent amongst them They carry so much poison and emotional ******* in their beings It pollutes and eat away at them internally, they get cancer! Never have been interested in little minds and liars and thieves Have little time for dumb people, the toxics and the sheeples What makes cretins think I take anything of theirs to mind what can I learn or gain from contemptibles I don't feel inferior so why would I want to learn how to slander and defame others to bring them down 'Slander is the GREAT LEVELLER voiced one of them poor inadequate soul, poor pathetic degenerate I look twenty years younger than my years, no wrinkles Just slightly greying, mind as sharp as razor Because I don't carry acidic ******* hate or foul nonsense in my head, Because my mind is full of worthy knowledge because I am not an ignoramus with attitude because I am not a shameless coward or an empty headed nonentity Because I am not amongst the madding crowd I am not an insignificant pointless HATER with cancer in waiting! I am NOT a SHAMELESS RACIST white THIEF discrediting the Victim I STOLE from OR an OBNOXIOUS gang of SOCIALIST crazed subhumans cancerized by jealousy and envy
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There's spring and there's summer, there's all that's in between no listless skies of anodyne; now nature flaunts and preens What beauty fills the hungry eye 'neath a sky of blue, serene verdant vales soaked in sun, awash in palettes of green There are pastels that awaken and deep shades that passion brews created hues that trickle...sprinkled with 'chartreuse' There's the green of 'asparagus' and that of 'artichokes' Of 'forest', 'ferns' , of 'moss', a brush of different strokes Fragrant plants of 'mint', then 'myrtle' and 'green tea' 'Emerald', 'jade' or 'harlequin' and 'malachites' that be Off creamy shells, just 'pistachio', 'green apples', then of 'pines' It lies too in 'sap' and 'teal', in 'avocados' and tangy 'lime' There's green of the 'mantis', in 'jungle', 'hunters' and 'shamrock' The lithe 'parakeet' fluttering and the lazy sanguine 'croc' In blessed 'basil', ' pickle', in 'pear', 'olives' in 'bottle green' 'Gourds' and 'peas' that farmers grow in cultivars pristine 'Tis there in 'aqua' and 'seaweed', in the ripple of 'sea green' waves In 'turtles', 'sea foam', 'anemone' and a 'tropical glistening lake' From 'laurel green' to an 'army green' , in 'sage' ( a shade of grey ) The color of 'grass' , the murky 'swamp' , hues in array There's 'neon' and an 'Indian green', a 'Persian' one to mystify A 'midnight green' to bright 'fluorescent', oh, for green rainbows in the eye
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 10:30 AM UTC
Fifty shades of Green
As the wet wind hums its way through our two tower six-cylinder apartment complex. Birds fall from their naked winter wept branches, braced by stiff bones, mapped out in Alexandria, carrying notes from El Salvador. The corner market is closed, never opened. A hair salon stands in its place, it wrings out the "R's" from a Philadelphia warshing. And like every night, hot air cakes on an extra layer of indecipherable red dots up the arms and around the neck, minute pustules of hypochondria that steal my finger tips from the keyboard. I scratch and tip them, looking under their fiery scarlet caps for, I-don't-know-what disease. Paul says It's that magic school bus melanoma, typhoid drip, it comes at you from a computer screen and eats at your nervous system until you've got the wambles. Tuesday's used to be the worst, until I OWNED THAT **** I make a pronoun out of aluminum foil and wear it as a hat on a first date. Tinder is not bad for conceptual art projects. I carry it within me like an anodyne complex, out into the frozenness; into my mouth the air comes around my teeth, behind my uvula until winter freezes my voice and I am breathless. I abandon my miniature house to enter the pyramidal pinetum to the North. Wild paradise shrubs gather with songless animal noises watching as I take naked photographs of my father to preserve his body from anything less than his great immortal end. He lives on black moss and water from a nearby pond, he authors the face of Anthony Hopkins, thrown about, another casualty of fervid and blurry dreaming.
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May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 3:30 PM UTC
Hologram Father
As the wet wind hums its way through our two tower six-cylinder apartment complex. Birds fall from their naked winter wept branches, braced by stiff bones, mapped out in Alexandria, carrying notes from El Salvador. The corner market is closed, never opened. A hair salon stands in its place, it wrings out the "R's" from a Philadelphia warshing. And like every night, hot air cakes on an extra layer of indecipherable red dots up the arms and around the neck, minute pustules of hypochondria that steal my finger tips from the keyboard. I scratch and tip them, looking under their fiery scarlet caps for, I-don't-know-what disease. Paul says It's that magic school bus melanoma, typhoid drip, it comes at you from a computer screen and eats at your nervous system until you've got the wambles. Tuesday's used to be the worst, until I OWNED THAT **** I make a pronoun out of aluminum foil and wear it as a hat on a first date. Tinder is not bad for conceptual art projects. I carry it within me like an anodyne complex, out into the frozenness; into my mouth the air comes around my teeth, behind my uvula until winter freezes my voice and I am breathless. I abandon my miniature house to enter the pyramidal pinetum to the North. Wild paradise shrubs gather with songless animal noises watching as I take naked photographs of my father to preserve his body from anything less than his great immortal end. He lives on black moss and water from a nearby pond, he authors the face of Anthony Hopkins, thrown about, another casualty of fervid and blurry dreaming.
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Let us Rise and Rejoice for the Wise Controllers of the Streets Please give praise for the Keepers of Asinine Righteousness Who have the power to read our minds easy as giving sweets Esteemed Professors who are  World Experts with Greatness In Neuro-linguistic programming and know all the upbeats For example anybody with working eyes can see with no cheats The woman's complexions is not Black even without clearness Alas I make a joke and  lightheartedly say its Black in mirths Nobel NLP Programmers jump in glee and frenzied eagerness That is Trigger to void progressive actions with that lady petite So Professors et vacuous masses devoid of brains go on heats Sprinkling Blacks all over in project as useless as their dumbness Tell not dorks I do not see her as black in any way but a tease Another deluded wasted efforts from the addicted mindlesses The poor lass graced with honey-gold skin tone is not for meets Crass semi-illiterates play mind games on levels of bog peats Psychotic obsessed nonentities with deluded tendentiousness As if there's a meeting of minds with piffling anodyne greats Dumbos declaring we are playing with your mind in earness Show me how a genius compares with Quixotic foolishness
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
Bwana...Our Wise Rulers....lol.
Here in the west borough, down three or four blocks from the epicenter, the shocks come to you in tides — little, electric, delightful in some alien way. Even the sounds of instant decay ring pleasant. The concrete, the bricks, the mortar, the Corinthian columns, the suspended ceiling tiles, the florescent bulbs, the coffee cups, the desktops, the family portraits all fall from their stations, screaming toward the cool pavement. It’s a temperate Thursday in January and the weathermen continue to talk in stunted disbelief. A car catches fire on Malcom X Boulevard, and weather is the wrong word, you think, for this phenomenon. It’s rage. It’s bitter. The violence of the sun-catching glass smacks of vengeance and this whole thing is man-made or, at the very least, god-made but not anything so indiscriminate as weather. There’s still the pleasure of it though. The collapse of the old world. And there’s nothing but rubble on the corner of 9th and Dominican, and for the life of you, you can’t remember what stood there before. In your evergreen bones you know one thing: whatever anodyne brick institution reigned will be replaced by that glorious glass and that glorious steel, 100 towers impaling the sky. The future is now. A tremor. A cloud of dust. For about ten seconds the windshield is worthless yet you speed up, hurling yourself through the fog of destruction into a **** world, feeling essential and brilliant and and and.
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 11:59 PM UTC
What Had Been Until Yesterday
Opulent expatriate of mine vision's, I delayed for thee on a timeclock not known to terrestrial creature's... I hath seen thy feature's Whence I was perched upon the lozenge conduit, Henceforth knowing it was thee, Mine other half.... Mine anodyne of high godly class..... Mine spirit without thee is halfed, Like a split down mine center..... For thou hath entered me Through the eye's And into mine conscience!!!! For thou feeleth as if thyself hath no worth, But I remembered thee at ourn spiritual birth From whence we were covered in blankets!!! Warmed by eachother's skin...
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Jul 2, 2015
Jul 2, 2015 at 6:30 PM UTC
Yr wyf yn kneweth di maith yn ôl ( I kneweth thee long ago) welsh tongue
755 No Bobolink—reverse His Singing When the only Tree Ever He minded occupying By the Farmer be— Clove to the Root— His Spacious Future— Best Horizon—gone— Whose Music be His Only Anodyne— Brave Bobolink—
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No Bobolink—reverse His Singing
~ *You're an island in the anodyne brisk. You're a holm of lonesomeness. Your divers in deep diorama sink like boats. There's coins and clothing and troubling notes left by a female passenger imprisoned on watery shore. Run aground, you harbor regret, and speak in tongues of folklore. If I had an ocean I'd give you to it.* ~
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Feb 8, 2024
Feb 8, 2024 at 10:15 AM UTC
Those Who Rush Across the Sea
Gallimaufries Incondite in-risible pules from anomie.     Recondite jeremiadtions of every pessimal influence. Yearning for the Quid-am Xanthochroi to sybaritic in the manner I long to LOVE,    Unrestrained                  The pennicle of BATHOS         observations of  human                                           hopes and dubietys of mankind   An anodyne, the demersal soul                       attempts at pawky insights often written whilst inebriated and Katzenjammered!
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Dec 31, 2009
Dec 31, 2009 at 7:51 PM UTC
Vistiate Innocense & Vigor
He's giving her a piggyback ride across Harvey Avenue. She's barefoot, her legs tightly wrapped around his waist. In her hands a killer pair of heels click against each other. She whispers something to him and laughs. I want to know what it is--but to know would unravel both space and time--it would make this Monday night, in this anodyne, red-brick district partly mine. Walking past, I let them go with a nod and a "beautiful night."
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 5:17 PM UTC
Midtown
in my sweaty palm, melting is medical-pink candy coating. the pieces click, clack, roll around, and the generic sugar tastes sweeter than ever, sweet like a fever, sweet like smiles under the concrete bridge. tastes like sweet'n'low piled high in one- dollar coffee drained in two seconds, like buttercream frosting smeared across your arm. tastes of the indoors, of doors shut, of stale snicker-doodles. it is sugar that tastes like promises gone far. when i swallow (that is three, four, twenty more) i can taste it in the pit of my stomach: sweet, sweet candy coating masking the poison, the anodyne, the analgesic— candy coating to cover all the little scars.
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Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 2:33 PM UTC
ibuprofen
Anodyne eye's Narcotic lip's; Analgesic kisses Tranquilizer hip's. Soporific eyebrow's Lashes Heavensent; Skin anesthetic, Relieving me of Death. Morphine Amour', ***** bliss, Painkiller door's; to Thine soul I feedeth. Thy voice a sedative, Thine hair calmative, As thy nose maketh Me warm when I'm cold, As an expensive wine, or neuroleptic. I'm higher then The universe, inside of thy psyche; it's cozy there, none Place to compare, I'm at home, Simply: wherein all is right. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley (Filipino rose) dedication
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Nov 29, 2015
Nov 29, 2015 at 2:46 AM UTC
Morphine amour', ***** bliss
You're clowns, as laughable as hell Go read the passage on Cyber  troll perps unemployed ******* paid to sit online writing ******* to flood and demoralize the ninocoops brain deed perverts think others are weak inconsequentials dweeps like the spineless nervous victims you usually terrorize Go re-appraise your anodyne tactics 30 years, I am still standing still laughing Am at my best when alone ready for turds I don't hide, I haven't fled anywhere Or go all shaky and trembly You don't frighten or terrorize me one bit My mind is razor sharp, my nerves steely as ever Coward wiggas are contemptibles Can't stand and trade face to face Only brave when they gang up against one man behind screens inventing false identities You are laughable, odious little perp rats. Deluded slaves controlled fools..... Hahaha....hahaha....Hahaha....western rubish trailer trashes, you can't even spell your lingo PERP CYBER TROLL, VIGILANTES OF THIEVES LAUGHABLE MORONS, SIMPLETONS YOBBOS SHAMELESS FOOLS, LOOK HOW LONG YOU'VE BEEN AT IT, CAN'T BRING DOWN JUST ONE MAN WHITE THIEVES SERVANTS....Hahaha...hahaha
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Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 3:34 PM UTC
MOB VIGILANTES....hahaha
Sweet anodyne Healing my wounds Mending a broken heart Relieving my stress No more pain When I feel you near Sweet anodyne
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Apr 22, 2010
Apr 22, 2010 at 6:42 PM UTC
Anodyne
83 Heart, not so heavy as mine Wending late home— As it passed my window Whistled itself a tune— A careless snatch—a ballad—A ditty of the street— Yet to my irritated Ear An Anodyne so sweet— It was as if a Bobolink Sauntering this way Carolled, and paused, and carolled— Then bubbled slow away! It was as if a chirping brook Upon a dusty way— Set bleeding feet to minuets Without the knowing why! Tomorrow, night will come again— Perhaps, weary and sore— Ah Bugle! By my window I pray you pass once more.
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Heart, not so heavy as mine
A smile that postered peace has cracks… Cracks that were covered that start to appear in times of great test, revealing its uncertainty, vulnerability, venom towards the thing that makes it fear… The smile is a signature of submission A stamp of insecurity Because to feel one must think, not temporarily fix, And to truly fix, one must insist on feeling - everything… A smile full of love, wisdom and youth never fails, but is thrown; blasted by veiled vast-disappointments, so that the face that holds it moistens with incredulity… But a smile that has no truth - When it starts to fray; stiffens easily - turns anodyne, bitter, frozen… Until the corpse behind that smile becomes clearer - and dictates death with no mirror… But beware… you can turn away all mirrors Yet in the darkness they will linger, slither, shimmer, hunt you down… There’s no escaping from the silent screams in your head, and eventually this realm of darkness will fully consume you - if you choose to take this path of lies, safety, silk teeth…etiquette… wrong rest.
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Sep 11, 2025
Sep 11, 2025 at 6:06 AM UTC
A smile that postered peace
Captivating, conspicuously charming A fragrance so enthralling Bewitching the senses Enticing the unfocused soul Hypnotizing, hardly hypnagogic Such unparalleled grace A peculiar dancer Coaxing the mind to perplexity Anodyne, aberrant anesthesia Resembling an ethereal angel A touch appealing to tame flames Surreptitiously gathering fuel Sacrosanct, superficially sacred Donned with deceptive modesty An ambiguous spark Threatening to begin a wildfire Efflorescing, escaping encumbrance Soon, a firm grasp on freedom The freedom so prematurely served Too early to be maximized Incantations, whisper incantations Silence the demented demons An unconventional ritual To fortify the continence Ebbing continence Another attempt made Stall the impending debauchery Enunciation is needed - Esurience is never innate, but provoked
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 5:06 AM UTC
A Brand of Innocence
As the wet wind hums its way through our two tower six-cylinder apartment complex. Birds fall from their naked winter wept branches, braced by stiff bones, mapped out in Alexandria, carrying notes from El Salvador. The corner market is closed, never opened. A hair salon stands in its place, it wrings out the "R's" from a Philadelphia warshing. And like every night, hot air cakes on an extra layer of indecipherable red dots up the arms and around the neck, minute pustules of hypochondria that steal my finger tips from the keyboard. I scratch and tip them, looking under their fiery scarlet caps for, I-don't-know-what disease. Paul says It's that magic school bus melanoma, typhoid drip, it comes at you from a computer screen and eats at your nervous system until you've got the wambles. Tuesday's used to be the worst, until I OWNED THAT **** I make a pronoun out of aluminum foil and where it as a hat on a first date. OKCupid's not bad for conceptual art projects. I carry it within me like an anodyne complex, out into the guzzling wind, the air that comes into my mouth and looks for any breath within me that it can go out of me with, and I'm breathless. I abandon my miniature house to enter the pyramidal pinetum to the North. Wild paradise shrubs gather with songless animal noises watching as I take naked photographs of my father to preserve his body from anything less than his great immortal end. He lives on black moss and water from a nearby bourn, he's the mien of an Anthony Hopkins, living in a hologram I saw in my dream last night.
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 6:25 AM UTC
hologram father
As the wet wind hums its way through our two tower six-cylinder apartment complex. Birds fall from their naked winter wept branches, braced by stiff bones, mapped out in Alexandria, carrying notes from El Salvador. The corner market is closed, never opened. A hair salon stands in its place, it wrings out the "R's" from a Philadelphia warshing. And like every night, hot air cakes on an extra layer of indecipherable red dots up the arms and around the neck, minute pustules of hypochondria that steal my finger tips from the keyboard. I scratch and tip them, looking under their fiery scarlet caps for, I-don't-know-what disease. Paul says It's that magic school bus melanoma, typhoid drip, it comes at you from a computer screen and eats at your nervous system until you've got the wambles. Tuesday's used to be the worst, until I OWNED THAT **** I make a pronoun out of aluminum foil and where it as a hat on a first date. OKCupid's not bad for conceptual art projects. I carry it within me like an anodyne complex, out into the guzzling wind, the air that comes into my mouth and looks for any breath within me that it can go out of me with, and I'm breathless. I abandon my miniature house to enter the pyramidal pinetum to the North. Wild paradise shrubs gather with songless animal noises watching as I take naked photographs of my father to preserve his body from anything less than his great immortal end. He lives on black moss and water from a nearby bourn, he's the mien of an Anthony Hopkins, living in a hologram I saw in my dream last night.
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This anodyne morning *** of tea, Is clearing the nebulous morning, Plans that threatened to topple on me Have muted much of their scorning. Still there is reticence to put to the shovel This mound of pending work-a-day tasks They clutter my head, my week, and my hovel Snoozing away days behind farcical masks. Why do you mock me, oh gods of inaction? What did I ever do to your ilk? Did I once neglect to grant satisfaction Tributes in gold, obeisance or silk? Secretly though, I plan retribution For what this torpor is stealing from me. I'll wield hours of output and contribution Office deliverables and domesticity. But oaths and threats deliver poor solace, Whilst I pontificate, not facing my work The monster of time still tends to his malice And here I yet sit, among the tasks that I shirk.
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 11:33 AM UTC
You Shouldn't Be Reading This
Happy Birthday, Dear Departed Brother We weren’t awfully close, You far away in Hollywood, I, far, far up north in Sweden. But our soft sibling emotion Never dwindled, for We loved each other dearly, Maybe more than siblings dwelling near, And so, each wrinkling year, When February fifteen comes around (one day post-Valentine) It’s effortless to love-propound Through past and present anodyne What’s lived no more, consigned To storied history, A morning, mourning benediction: Happy Birthday, brother true. I’ll always miss you Just a bit, Whenever I can think of it – Like at this moment. Happy Birthday Dear Departed Brother 2.15.2017 Birthday Book; Arlene Corwin
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Feb 15, 2017
Feb 15, 2017 at 1:21 PM UTC
Happy Birthday Dear Departed Brother
In my conquest, to appease this insatiable thirst For the greatest human error I would call it perfection, a flash of grace; An unsung beauty laid waste Here, echoes my fanfare for the brave; To the strongest impulse that the soul craves The search for something as elusive as love; The anodyne that turns crows into doves Oh, it will **** me again and again, But I hunt and yearn for it evermore I pour out my soul, to this devil’s bargain, For we are all victims of the heart’s ploy
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Sep 28, 2014
Sep 28, 2014 at 1:33 PM UTC
"Human Error"
call to me like a bird and drown my senses in soft clinging caresses and wordless communion dance to me like a fire in flickering delight consuming and illuminating with tongues of flame run to me in a river crave emotions to the sea in waves breaking over me torrential and irresistible bathe me like the moonlight in shimmering strands unravel my darkness and banish my shade embrace me like the smoke that drapes its narcotic cloak on my fragmented fantasies and dreams them real blanket me like the snow that numbs my pain and blesses my wounds with its soothing glow devour me like the end of the world and grant me living oblivion eternal and divine in your celestial anodyne
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Nov 23, 2011
Nov 23, 2011 at 3:01 PM UTC
insimile
They buried him at Calverton, the sky provided tears. His mourners were the Few, the Proud. No next of kin appeared. For years he’d wandered City Streets, a casualty of war. The V.A. patched his injuries, they couldn’t bandage what he saw. The State had little use for him, once the Peace accords were signed His tiny pension was just enough to purchase anodyne. The blessings of a dreamless sleep, He sometimes found in wine. Otherwise he was on night patrol With friends he’d left behind. It’s hard to live civilian life, His haunted mind was too far gone. His body slept in Central Park while his soul patrolled Khe San. Then one night, more cold then most, that solider finally yields. She found him, dead, beneath the bridge That he’d called “home” for years. That kindly New York City Cop, who knew he was a Vet, arranged a simple funeral. -That’s more than many get. Present, aim, ready, fire! They fire three quick rounds. Accompanied by a tape of “Taps” They commit him to the ground.
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Dec 12, 2011
Dec 12, 2011 at 9:59 PM UTC
The Last Posting
Across The Sea Rupture me and sing a solemn soliloquy Make me flounder, Meandering into reverie With a cordial glance partnered With your bashful smile Leave me astatic, relatively restive, And flustered for a while Pace the torrid beach sands Stoically, and wait for me Pray I make the journey, Threading this vast seething sea. Soothe my aches with the anodyne Of your tepid amorous embrace Animate me with a touch of life, So I may have another glimpse of your lovely face
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 10:03 AM UTC
Across The Sea