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"anointed" poems
a curved pastry like a prune danish in a sway a weaving kiss anointed by a melting stick of butter, pushed and puddled deep and slow the shape of a heart with a hole in the middle ooow dark fig stinking rose a comfort that sweetens with the grace of form and pops like a trigger releasing a bullet i covet with eyes like erections pants sticky wet hot glue factory for you love, my *** angel red skin girl gaping with circular yearning set in motion tarnished petal mix meister sinful hot house for quaking tongue and lips, a wild cherry *** kisser spiked ***** blushing lord of **** solar ******* hero flexed and oiled to the rescue a god send triumphant and blessed looks like a fast cigarette boat hitting the speed bumps hard she said yes please dip like nautilus of the black sea What? no loitering no parking not a through street haahaahaa **** that ****
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 1:11 PM UTC
*** Angel
I know you’ve heard these words before I've said them many times before I wish that I could use them more To make things better like before There was a time these words had meaning Sheathed in heartfelt cries and feelings But a shaman who can't heal Is just a man and nothing more Like worn-out, old and ***** pennies Now diluted by the many There's so many, many pennies Don't care there's one on my floor My cries of “wolf” no longer heeded When these words are truly needed To the darkness they've receded Blindly searching for that door In my chest still beats a heart While pained regret tears it apart Can't fix or go back to the start And you don’t want me anymore My anger and my finger pointing Foolishly like I'm anointed Not the one you are annoyed with You were wrong; I was so sure Attentively I listened to you In-and-out my ears your words flew Silenced; Gave no value to you Truth revealed strikes at my core Awakening I newly have With gained awareness of how bad I took for granted what I had A rolling tide erodes the shore Alone I sit and think of when We were not lovers just good friends Fun times together that we’d spend And from that my heart starts to soar Reality then brings me back Jolts like a sudden heart attack A deep sharp pain gives me a whack I scream until my lungs are sore Can't fix the memories or replace My nightmares wake me; Teary-faced Past filled with guilt, shame and disgrace Start questioning what life is for
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Jan 11, 2018
Jan 11, 2018 at 11:33 PM UTC
Sorry
i. Iniibig kita Mahal Kita; Minamahal Kita, Iniirog kita. ii. Here do I cometh, I'm on mine way. The skies art clear tonight, just a tint of fine gray; though I spread mine plumage, fracture the tone, I knoweth one day, O' verily one day- I'll findeth mine way home. And I thinkest, when I findeth the bungalow, I wilt rest, after long Passage alone. As thou I wilt bestow, mine Lip's on thy own; quietly humming, Sayaw tayo? iii. A Tagal na ah, a Tagal na ah, now I'm here mine love, I've made it mine queen; some sayest dream's don't cometh true, Only if the other's couldst find; they discern science, just not the sign's of the times. Though we behold, the spirit and soul, and ourn creator, the crowned head of the world's; Hallowed be his name, Yahweh, father Jehovah, known also Elohim. His son Yeshua ha'mashiach, English language "Jesus the anointed one". The son above all son's. Jane, mine queen. iv. Iniibig kita Mahal Kita; Minamahal Kita, Iniirog kita. Tagal na ah Tagal na ah; Now in thy Grip, with Mine kiss, On thy Lip's I place mine Vow's. O' Yadid, yadid, Never let me go Agapi mou- Zoi mou, Se latrevo Mine queen. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley dedicated ( àgapi mou) dedication
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 12:07 AM UTC
Iniibig kita, Mahal Kita; Minamahal Kita, Iniirog kita ( i love you, i love you, i love you, i love you) filipino tongue
zelle ma belle (zelle is an interbank system for sending cash in an instant to someone else’s bank account) sent her an unexpected $250, at 4:00am, of course, a check-plus for her life, because she revel reviews her day at school, as special person day, teaches them well, and anointed, appointed unsolicited confirmation by them “as part of our family” how they crave her body, her touch, at scary movie parts, her kitchens diner size menu, her refusal to ever disappoint, her candy drawer supreme, her crayon color visions which they execute, her zen sense of their moods, and for me, for calling them without hesitation my grandchildren indeed more here hers than mine she asks me why the $$ and poet doesn’t lie but thinks quick at 7:30 am while bed prone, “you won Nana of the Day award” the only (grandparent) on the floor with two kids in her lap, for the magic show, all the rest, benched, chattingly adultry things she thinks on it and says “ok, I accept!” p.s. also,  I have yet to inform her of the (my) elimination of a crystal champagne flute while doing my manly cleanup  from Friday night lights dinner pink champagne celebrating   le weekend’s arrival olp
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Apr 21, 2018
Apr 21, 2018 at 8:33 AM UTC
zelle ma belle
Power is indeed a corruptive force, Through all of mankind’s history This has always been true. Emperors, Kings, Potentates, Popes, Presidents and Despots too. Gathering near the Throne are the Eager Courtier leeches reaching to touch the anointed one’s robe. Declaring their undying loyalty, In the process selling their souls. Their rewards, a speck of personal power, Castles and new riches of gold. Like their Master, the entitled ones will lie and cheat, while ignoring The principals of right and good. Believing “Decency” is but a poor man’s word, Never uttered within the hearing of the Ruler. Never a considered artifact of absolute power. The slaves, serfs, the common people Matter not, but to serve the Ruler. The power elite will start needless wars, or offer up sacrificial lambs, all to distract the unrest of the common man. They will suppress human rights, free speech and defame, banish or imprison their detractors. All merely smoke and mirrors to conceal, Controlling agendas of personal greed. From ancient times down to today This cycle repeats. Now we are living our own Textbooks history of tomorrow. Kingdoms and Nations have perished From this kind of poisonous corruption, Needless to say, it will happen again. Perhaps it already is.
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
History Repeats
"This is the day we've been waiting on.  It's ok to be nervous but don't be scared.  You are the sacred vessel" said the tall dark skin woman as she looked down into the eyes of the ten year old boy.  Dressed in a red and black robe the ten year old boy says "I'm not afraid.  I'm just ready to get this over with."  "That's just what I wanted to hear Levi.  It's time to get started.  Please follow behind me" said the tall dark skin woman.  "Yes mother" said Levi as he followed his mother out of his room.  Leading Levi down a long hall that was illuminated with red light his mother says "When Priest summon the spirit Cruelty remember not to fight it.  Just let it take over."  "Ok" said Levi.  When Levi and his mother entered the worship area Levi's mother had him stand in front of the altar and the clergy.  "Thank you Harriet for escorting Levi to the altar" said a tall figure wearing a black hooded robe.  "You're welcome Priest" said Harriet.  Stepping down from the altar holding a baby creature in his right hand and a knife in his left hand Priest stood in front of Levi.  Priest stabbed the baby creature in it's stomach and ripped it opened.  He then dipped his finger in the baby creature's blood and anointed Levi's forehead with it's blood.  "Bring me the Book of Sins" said Priest.  Stepping down from the altar holding the Book of Sins a short figure wearing a black hooded robe brought Priest the Book of Sins.  Turning to the chapter of Cruelty, Priest began reading.  "As night blinds the sight of the male and the female and Hate stands on the grave of Love.  Only then will evil reveal it self.  Like Death stalking the living Cruelty will crush Kindness.  I offer this vessel to the mistress Cruelty.  Come forward I summon you Cruelty."  When Priest finished reading from the Book of Sins the red lights that illuminated the compound began to flicker off and on.  From out of no where a gust of wind began to circle around Levi.  Slowly the wind began to transform into black smoke.  Over taken with fear Levi was unable to move.  Entering through Levi's gaping mouth the black smoke took possession of him.  Shaking violently Levi fell to the floor.  "Levi are you all right?" asked Priest.  Standing to his feet and looking Priest in his face with eyes as black as death Levi says "The child is no longer in control."  Walking up to Priest, Levi sticks his hand in Priest's stomach and pulls out his intestines.  "LEVI YOU KILLED YOUR FATHER!" screamed Harriet as she ran over to the lifeless body of Priest.  "I am Cruelty.  Like I told the child's father Levi is no longer in control but for amusement everyone may still call me Levi" said Cruelty as she looked at Harriet.  Pointing at the robed figures on the altar Cruelty tells them to get rid of Priest's dead body.  "Yes Levi" said the robed figures. Written by Keith Edward Baucum
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Sep 29, 2015
Sep 29, 2015 at 10:33 AM UTC
Evil Levi Chapter One
"This is the day we've been waiting on.  It's ok to be nervous but don't be scared.  You are the sacred vessel" said the tall dark skin woman as she looked down into the eyes of the ten year old boy.  Dressed in a red and black robe the ten year old boy says "I'm not afraid.  I'm just ready to get this over with."  "That's just what I wanted to hear Levi.  It's time to get started.  Please follow behind me" said the tall dark skin woman.  "Yes mother" said Levi as he followed his mother out of his room.  Leading Levi down a long hall that was illuminated with red light his mother says "When Priest summon the spirit Cruelty remember not to fight it.  Just let it take over."  "Ok" said Levi.  When Levi and his mother entered the worship area Levi's mother had him stand in front of the altar and the clergy.  "Thank you Harriet for escorting Levi to the altar" said a tall figure wearing a black hooded robe.  "You're welcome Priest" said Harriet.  Stepping down from the altar holding a baby creature in his right hand and a knife in his left hand Priest stood in front of Levi.  Priest stabbed the baby creature in it's stomach and ripped it opened.  He then dipped his finger in the baby creature's blood and anointed Levi's forehead with it's blood.  "Bring me the Book of Sins" said Priest.  Stepping down from the altar holding the Book of Sins a short figure wearing a black hooded robe brought Priest the Book of Sins.  Turning to the chapter of Cruelty, Priest began reading.  "As night blinds the sight of the male and the female and Hate stands on the grave of Love.  Only then will evil reveal it self.  Like Death stalking the living Cruelty will crush Kindness.  I offer this vessel to the mistress Cruelty.  Come forward I summon you Cruelty."  When Priest finished reading from the Book of Sins the red lights that illuminated the compound began to flicker off and on.  From out of no where a gust of wind began to circle around Levi.  Slowly the wind began to transform into black smoke.  Over taken with fear Levi was unable to move.  Entering through Levi's gaping mouth the black smoke took possession of him.  Shaking violently Levi fell to the floor.  "Levi are you all right?" asked Priest.  Standing to his feet and looking Priest in his face with eyes as black as death Levi says "The child is no longer in control."  Walking up to Priest, Levi sticks his hand in Priest's stomach and pulls out his intestines.  "LEVI YOU KILLED YOUR FATHER!" screamed Harriet as she ran over to the lifeless body of Priest.  "I am Cruelty.  Like I told the child's father Levi is no longer in control but for amusement everyone may still call me Levi" said Cruelty as she looked at Harriet.  Pointing at the robed figures on the altar Cruelty tells them to get rid of Priest's dead body.  "Yes Levi" said the robed figures. Written by Keith Edward Baucum
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I bow down my head straight into the pillow. I whine a funny sound and wonder about duty. Life seems to be all and all seems to be nothing but disappointment. Anointed to be dead from the first time I was alive. I strive to show hope, to be a silent messenger, but duty seems to hold me back. The great deep red within always wants to fight back. Smack the wrong until it's right, snack on the souls so easily broken by a single word that refutes their madness, while my face turns to a smile. Walking a mile in my shoes is being hungry for relief. Starving for sanity shows my vanity.
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 12:23 PM UTC
Night Time Self Hate
|**“lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)”**| you charged me with crimes three times three, sorcery and witchcraft and doing god’s work plead guilty three times three not that I was successful, but a complex, candied marvelous failure not in my possession, the sorcerers spell, my dross and wordy dregs all sit sidelined, perchance perhaps, if you search with a leaden patience inhuman, you might just find a minuscule golden vein there’d unmined turning good into dear, an “anyone can do it” miracle, when you whisper with just one kiss those forever words, don’t be afraid, say it low and slow, I love you, and “I only want to be with you” and dare it to be become dear mortal into immortal, an order tall, for one knows his hiding places for all too human pockmarked weak, but having been charged and found in guilt, no one proffered evidence but they wanted a unambiguous unanimous verdict and proof is such an old fashioned truth notion happy accept your accusations and since confession is the best soul medicine, with glee, here and now reveal how immortality is achievable breathe poems  constantly instantly throughout the orifices in the skin cells and pore’d orifices you were god given; it is how we immortals communicate with what cannot be seen, yet drunken heard when spoke aloud taste the poems in and on tongues you can’t comprehend, the sounds fly skyward after infiltrating your eyes, then you can see your own immortality anointed rising all nonsense you plead, indeed, only immortals truly cherish and envy the human ability to create nonsense, the place where poems come from *******
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 2:31 PM UTC
lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)
|**“lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)”**| you charged me with crimes three times three, sorcery and witchcraft and doing god’s work plead guilty three times three not that I was successful, but a complex, candied marvelous failure not in my possession, the sorcerers spell, my dross and wordy dregs all sit sidelined, perchance perhaps, if you search with a leaden patience inhuman, you might just find a minuscule golden vein there’d unmined turning good into dear, an “anyone can do it” miracle, when you whisper with just one kiss those forever words, don’t be afraid, say it low and slow, I love you, and “I only want to be with you” and dare it to be become dear mortal into immortal, an order tall, for one knows his hiding places for all too human pockmarked weak, but having been charged and found in guilt, no one proffered evidence but they wanted a unambiguous unanimous verdict and proof is such an old fashioned truth notion happy accept your accusations and since confession is the best soul medicine, with glee, here and now reveal how immortality is achievable breathe poems  constantly instantly throughout the orifices in the skin cells and pore’d orifices you were god given; it is how we immortals communicate with what cannot be seen, yet drunken heard when spoke aloud taste the poems in and on tongues you can’t comprehend, the sounds fly skyward after infiltrating your eyes, then you can see your own immortality anointed rising all nonsense you plead, indeed, only immortals truly cherish and envy the human ability to create nonsense, the place where poems come from *******
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#Ogun owed Oxun for the fee he paid to divorce Yemayá in the watery deep. Babalu Aye‘s messenger delayed (no *** in the bargain – price too steep) until San Martín, divine caballero deceived the third wife of el Indio Guerrero. (Obatala‘s beats got lost in transit the rhythm robbed by macumba-bandit.) Eleguá cleared paths for He Who Opens Pores. Black roosters smoked puros at midnight. Outdoors, Santa Muerte was asked to turn down the noise so Nana Buluku could get some sleep. As she gathered Ashé, reduced to a heap of Yoruba fool’s gold anointed with blood Oduduwa pretended he understood; but his mother-in-law knew he never would until Olódùmarè returned from the feast having sacrificed roosters while facing east. The santero drew me a pictogram to protect me from forces my poem conjured but the blood of a sacrificed perfect lamb affords more protection, I knew. He wondered.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 8:39 PM UTC
Santería
The idiocy, Sheer insincerity Of political apologies. It WAS meant to offend. You chose the words carefully. A dog's-whistle in your mouthpiece. Your career is your priority. You are a glorified carnival barker, With a reputation as an intellect, But many do detect ******** in your overblown prose (except those who are equally verbose). Will your papa be disappointed If you are never to be anointed? Your education makes being PM a career choice, So power for it's own sake should really be a piece of cake. So how about it, Boris? Will we hear more Horace? How much do you want it? Enough to blow your own Trumpette?
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 at 4:54 PM UTC
He Wants To Be Prime Minister Because He Can
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 1:27 PM UTC
being a poet is not planned
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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Each generation’s majority makes choices that usher change Lost pined for simple peace Depression lived for human survival Silence spoke for equality in a civil voice Hippies fought war with flowers Boomers drove for mad knowledge of self Grunge nodded honesty from suburban garages Y baptized Science as god Mobs then anointed Orange Man as king Down at the crossroads as means to their ends For taxes, for borders, for babies, for guns, for Right Trading truth, communal values and united dreams for their causes How will we be remembered As we watch this Heyday bloom What will be this generation’s rallying cry Will there be one A culmination of past generation's trusted change Lost, depressed, silent, free, self-aware, honest, doubting Us Here now Strong Watching the flames Will we quietly turn away As our world burns Or will we tap a new strength To face the fire Together © 2019 MJL
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Apr 1, 2019
Apr 1, 2019 at 8:40 AM UTC
Heyday for Orange Man
Meaningful is the wayward child that is found, For he or she finds favor in thus adoring praise. Replenishing spiritual vines that spread messages of hope above and beyond. Therefore, the third eye knoweth all. Whose breath gives life to the faint hearted. As barriers are tore down, crossing over... Anointed one, where, the precious angel entered. You are the brothers and sisters in faith building. They do preserver as the battle of Jericho. In a molding guidance of clay made hands... For their is hope of feeding the milk as well as the flesh. Kisses of glory befall unto your good graces. Thou wisdom quench the hell like rain pour puddles. His world! His judgment! His wrath! Bestow thou honor, in hills of perfect talk. Fatherless child! Fatherless child! Beware of the dragon den. Slay your enemies with delicate wings:the cup of kindness. As you are humbled in purple linens, fading all unseemly. The soldier of bravery, when thou hour come, there is a home. Cross over into the well enlightened pathways. Make the rough roads a gateway to the everlasting promise. Sing in jubilation, for tribulation is done and your vision seen.
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May 21, 2011
May 21, 2011 at 10:21 AM UTC
Cross Over
_Under smoldering red desert skies Earthquake-like tremors displace sand And giant gears pulling wide treads give rise To a towering, onyx colored machine of man. A scientific prophecy once foretold That the oceans and trees could be killed And in its toxic love of black gold Humanity granted this prophecy fulfilled. It used to warm our bodies and minds But now, our sun is something to fear Our lives and colossal machines combine And chances of survival remain unclear. For military rule has exploited Our natural will to fight and survive They’ve usurped us and anointed Themselves rulers of the inside. What’s left of our once great society Roams the Earth in onyx colored arcs Scientists try to return Earth’s sobriety As we wage war for oligarchs. Terrorism between 3 arcs ensues As each believes the one to solve The problem of an Earth abused Will become ruler by forceful resolve._
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Nov 18, 2018
Nov 18, 2018 at 2:19 PM UTC
Our Grandchildren Are Dying in 2120
Listen! Can you hear? Behold! Can you see? Feel! Can you experience The change from a female To a fruitful African mother? Oh yes, she took the concoction This morning to prove her innocence, Yes, she had to go through this Ordeal to satisfy her aggressive head, But this passionate love was According the will of Tweaduampon, Hmm, the moon has appeared Nine times over the thirsty land Of Africa since morning, Can you behold Asaase Yaa And Isis watching with their Eyes of favor and fertility? For Osiris, the Beautiful Being, can even Testify the May-rain matching Endlessly over the wings of Timbuktu, Ah look! The noon is fast approaching With excess wailing and fear, For the Military Hospital Is burning and bleeding with The fire of eternal expectations, Indeed, with success comes greed, And the gods of blacks is not to **** Push daughter, push! Push the pain of this Tuesday joy Out of your vulnerable soul, For the Marshall bells are still Ringing to receive this divine offer, Hear the sweet voice of the dawn Energizing the anointed male baby Out of the nine-mouth old darkness, Today, a new day is born, Today, a revolutionary is born, Today, the gods have given birth, Today, Kabutu is born, Today, the history of Africa has given birth, In fact, magical protection and life Were behind this gods and his Divine Essence was glorified with power. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 1:20 PM UTC
A NEW DAY IS BORN
In rows like crumpled paper set, The way one might design a brooch, There sets a sparkle down so purely Capital, beyond reproach and sure She is the blackest flea who sits Upon an old green dog, now should You query, her name's a pond. In Gaelic It's pronounced: Baile Átha Cliath— But in Irish she's plain, mightily named, Dublin. Where broods the dove, linnet And swan. Now take them pi'jons, they got Dank habits and linnets lament the silent Stones. Sure, the goose gave out and took To the air, but the swans, they've landed, To roost, enchanted as 'Children of Lir,' And so becomes a changeling child's Fair city, for in her anointed proximity, Gracious white birds do bathe and molt, Supplied as I can tell, she looks black- Pooled in clusters, long side her creases. Stout nectar flows in near every nook And cranny, but yer man, he's never Busy, that malty fish, daftly avoids, Swimming spirals round like buggies Do on petals, he'd rather grace gardens By drinking their dew. O Dublin town, She wends her ways and rows her houses Round-a-bout on cobbled shores in tribute To sprite, deary and fey, Anna Livia— Who like a stem of blood, stabs right To the heart of Dublin Bay— and proud As a crowned thorny, who once had reeked, She's bloomed large, into one grandeous Beauty, like a céilí so finely fiddled— A sandy, spirited, bombastic beach- Flower, she is, a flag so fitting upon The doons. In dream, I flocked to her Like the wild geese and saw her coy'd Repose and there I spied, from mackerel Skies— one monstrous, Irish rose!
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Aug 31, 2013
Aug 31, 2013 at 2:07 PM UTC
Dublin Poem
In rows like crumpled paper set, The way one might design a brooch, There sets a sparkle down so purely Capital, beyond reproach and sure She is the blackest flea who sits Upon an old green dog, now should You query, her name's a pond. In Gaelic It's pronounced: Baile Átha Cliath— But in Irish she's plain, mightily named, Dublin. Where broods the dove, linnet And swan. Now take them pi'jons, they got Dank habits and linnets lament the silent Stones. Sure, the goose gave out and took To the air, but the swans, they've landed, To roost, enchanted as 'Children of Lir,' And so becomes a changeling child's Fair city, for in her anointed proximity, Gracious white birds do bathe and molt, Supplied as I can tell, she looks black- Pooled in clusters, long side her creases. Stout nectar flows in near every nook And cranny, but yer man, he's never Busy, that malty fish, daftly avoids, Swimming spirals round like buggies Do on petals, he'd rather grace gardens By drinking their dew. O Dublin town, She wends her ways and rows her houses Round-a-bout on cobbled shores in tribute To sprite, deary and fey, Anna Livia— Who like a stem of blood, stabs right To the heart of Dublin Bay— and proud As a crowned thorny, who once had reeked, She's bloomed large, into one grandeous Beauty, like a céilí so finely fiddled— A sandy, spirited, bombastic beach- Flower, she is, a flag so fitting upon The doons. In dream, I flocked to her Like the wild geese and saw her coy'd Repose and there I spied, from mackerel Skies— one monstrous, Irish rose!
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Fire, Fire, Babylon shall retire Mind invasion shall expire Them ghetto youth we shall inspire Guide and protect them as them acquire… A full overstanding of a materialization, Conquering our souls' conception Peace upon the mind opens doors to realization That fi ah ghetto youth's materialism be them destruction. Free your mind, pure thy soul and free thyness from hate Babylon wickedness shall encounter its fate Heavens are open for those who livicate Them souls in vision to reach the holy gate. Marihuana elevate I and I to be self-conscious Jah people we forever righteous Babylon can search and conquer, them never find us Jah shall protect us from everything malicious. Hail King Selassie for his pure wisdom In holy Mount Zion shall we find our freedom Jah do save us, Babylon is taking us at random Rise Rasta rise, the system can never shut us down. Pretty soon we shall all share the peace and joys It’s all a matter of internal choice Right up Mount Zion shall Babylon perish from our anointed voice Oh yes Babylon...in heaven we shall all rejoice.
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 9:33 AM UTC
Chant Down Babylon
I am the embodiment of your sins. I am your greed, gold in color and always asking for more. I am your lust, swirling in amber with a slip of my tongue upon your flesh. I am your wrath, rolling in a fit of redden anger. I am your sloth, lounged in white, sleeping in between your sheets. I am your gluttony, always craving more, more, more... I am your pride, held purple in my state of royalty. And I am your envy, green with what never can fully be mine. I am your sins. Full bodied. Anointed.
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Jul 4, 2014
Jul 4, 2014 at 12:11 PM UTC
Anointed in as your sins.
do you have mental jewelry, or anything of the sort ? any spangles to mesmerize the solitude of crowds ? do you spearfish in sand dunes ? heavy crowns float in amber, where you breathe dense thought you are slender as the nail in your palm anointed to poach the seldom heard beneath the random you are certain spinning in illusion open to the rogue star lunging for the steeple of lost charms a miracle, you knew said nothing but you heard it anyway ?
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 11:53 AM UTC
Mental Jewelry Or Anything Of The Sort
i want a love that is tangible like fresh, clean sheets warmed by the sun and later, anointed with the sweat of our bare bodies
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 1:57 PM UTC
tuesday night
Brothers, let us stand together. Sisters, you can stay sitting. Let us stand united by our inability to stay out in the sun too long. In fact, would someone mind erecting a gazebo for us to stand united underneath? Thank you. Brothers, having proven that we cannot demonstrate our superiority through sport, rhetoric, mathematics, music, drama, art, science, business acumen or military might Let us instead prove it beyond all doubt by gathering in groups and chanting slogans. Flags are good, too. Dagnab it, just look at the way we can wave those flags. If that doesn't qualify us as the Master Race, then I don't know what will. And thus anointed, let us expunge the world of miscegenation. Let us cleanse public radio of anything other than Bavarian folk music. Let us revel in boiled beef and wheat-based foods. Let us return the mineral wealth of the world to the tarnished, coloured nations from whence it came. Let us reject foreign mythologies apart from that one about Jesus obviously. Let us all return to the country, town, street and house of our birth. History is with us, brothers. If there's one thing it teaches us it's that nothing should ever change and empires never fall. Sieg heil!
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 8:22 AM UTC
White Supremacy
I approached my ***** The tender charisma of something unholy haunted Carved with my fingertips the sacred verses While my temple anointed fresh basins Preparations waining an exorcism Chanted through pulsing Pressure to release haunts Hours of screams Days of lusting For the body that no longer begs Wants Where I birthed an age Without your dark haze embedded in the sides of my rib cage Allowed new lovers to taste The fresh fruit I no longer hollowed out Begs of you
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Oct 10, 2018
Oct 10, 2018 at 10:36 PM UTC
Mango
Come and hear the tale of a falling This failure of a king, his story appalling Come and hear of his last moment's calling This man whom we once called our king. A mad king anointed with power in mind Crowned by desperation, crowned by the blind A tyrannical king; No worse will you find For this man is a servant of Hell. He comes and he swears in God's holy name To cater the people and lands that they tame But it's I who knows of his little game The political regime that he runs. He sits on his throne and barks at his men Demanding the whys and demanding the when Slowly but surely he wears the string thin; For the people may tolerate so much. He works through the town, donning his crown A hat that is envied by all in the town; For the man is rich, the man is renowned! This man whom all call their king. Beneath him men die, but criminals don't pay Put them to death, that's what I say! This kings way is in no way the right way But we the people can do naught but pray. But good men exist, whom jail the unjust Good men who work to earn the town's trust And these good men speak out, shaking out the dust And speak out against their king The king starts to fear, his gate is now closed And he starts to regret the options he chose And now by good men this king is deposed By good men this king is denied. Now we call him a tyrant, we call him a fake We spit on his image, his throne we forsake We take up our arms, pitchfork and rake And march to his door to knock. Some killed by guards, but good men prevail And blood rains down like late Summer hail And in the end we hear the king wail His death is announced the next morning. Good men cheer and king's men glance back Wondering what it was the mad king lacked Though who didn't expect his castle ransacked For was not the king of the wicked? It matters not in the end, you will find Good men un-knotted this terrible bind They laugh and jest at history behind And cast themselves to a new king. But this ballad of history will soon be repeated For in the halls of recurrence it is seated This tragic comedy of rulers so heated This tragic tale of a king.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 3:53 PM UTC
The Tenure of Kings
Come and hear the tale of a falling This failure of a king, his story appalling Come and hear of his last moment's calling This man whom we once called our king. A mad king anointed with power in mind Crowned by desperation, crowned by the blind A tyrannical king; No worse will you find For this man is a servant of Hell. He comes and he swears in God's holy name To cater the people and lands that they tame But it's I who knows of his little game The political regime that he runs. He sits on his throne and barks at his men Demanding the whys and demanding the when Slowly but surely he wears the string thin; For the people may tolerate so much. He works through the town, donning his crown A hat that is envied by all in the town; For the man is rich, the man is renowned! This man whom all call their king. Beneath him men die, but criminals don't pay Put them to death, that's what I say! This kings way is in no way the right way But we the people can do naught but pray. But good men exist, whom jail the unjust Good men who work to earn the town's trust And these good men speak out, shaking out the dust And speak out against their king The king starts to fear, his gate is now closed And he starts to regret the options he chose And now by good men this king is deposed By good men this king is denied. Now we call him a tyrant, we call him a fake We spit on his image, his throne we forsake We take up our arms, pitchfork and rake And march to his door to knock. Some killed by guards, but good men prevail And blood rains down like late Summer hail And in the end we hear the king wail His death is announced the next morning. Good men cheer and king's men glance back Wondering what it was the mad king lacked Though who didn't expect his castle ransacked For was not the king of the wicked? It matters not in the end, you will find Good men un-knotted this terrible bind They laugh and jest at history behind And cast themselves to a new king. But this ballad of history will soon be repeated For in the halls of recurrence it is seated This tragic comedy of rulers so heated This tragic tale of a king.
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One night in the middle of summer, I was given my favorite dream. And in it, I was her; the girl you'd think about when you sing. I woke up, glazed in melancholy- in sparkle juice sheen. And I touched your bracelet to my lip, the one I stole right before we kissed, and when our mouths swished dreamy washing machine. Cleaned our inner depths of psyche, anointed with love poison- unable keep the thoughts of longing, dry, strong desires are the knife that cuts the girl from your cloth the one you think about when you sing, the one I think you like. So shredded and clean I bound my lips to you, I didn't stop until dreams came to life.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 8:27 AM UTC
Cut clean and dry dreams
Spanish El ancla de oro canta…la vela azul asciende Como el ala de un sueño abierta al nuevo día. Partamos, musa mía! Ante lo prora alegre un bello mar se extiende. En el oriente claro como un cristal, esplende El fanal sonrosado de Aurora. Fantasía Estrena un raro traje lleno de pedrería para vagar brillante por las olas. Ya tiende La vela azul a Eolo su oriflama de raso… El momento supremo!…Yo me estremezco; acaso Sueño lo que me aguarda en los mundos no vistos!… Acaso un fresco ramo de laureles fragantes, El toison reluciente, el cetro de diamantes, El naufragio o la eterna corona de los Cristos?… English The golden anchor beckons, the blue sail rises Like the wing of a dream unfolding to a new day. Let us depart, my muse! Beyond an anxious prow, the sea stretches itself out. In the crystal clear East, Aurora's Blushed beacon shines. Fantasy Is donning a rare garment of gems To wander brilliantly over the waves. The blue sail Unfolds its private oriflamme to ****** The supreme moment!…I tremble: do I know– Oh God!–what awaits me in unseen worlds? Perhaps a freshly picked bouquet of fragrant laurels, The golden fleece, a diamond scepter, A shipwreck, or the eternal crown of the Anointed Ones?…
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El Poeta Leva El Ancla (Weighing The Anchor)