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Just a dew drop, let alone the sea, and a handful of earth, not the Planet Ge. Not a shade of blue, save the rose for bee Purely a clear drop didn’t spill in the core, because the whole sphere feels the pinch. Singing chorus rains down, bouncing back to earth the only open-through planet. No black hole is as deep as the sun jumps, dives in the dew on every flower they wet. Every bird in the trees sings and tweets, yet one is stone quiet, shouldn’t even hiss. Shh! shh, the sleeping beauty is sleeping! Cut above the rest, the unique earth brimming with the infinite finishing line by design pans out to the transcended pi. Pure spring, the waterfront by the Moon, untouched, unspoiled is her swimming pool. How she goes by, wetting her ****** toe Only to bubble high up the transcended circle If only the sun could rise high in that pole, for the rest of species could sneak a peek. She’s there with the capstone of the pyramid! Shots beyond the fixed circle, netting the eyeballs. The stars, the Moon on the move for pure freedom. The thrilled earth did come out, smelling of roses Off the golden cut pi-decimal-abyss digital spring. With a handful of earth and a drop of water dew This is a pure mirroring thanks to the original, you! At the end of the string apt you lovely took her by hand and she took it in emptying her heart and soul. Earth is now too thin on stock, she is no more Just a shadow, a 360-degree hollow flute! Oh light at the end of the tunnel shine and show Play in like in the Night of Ascension once more!
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Apr 8, 2017
Apr 8, 2017 at 8:59 PM UTC
Rose From The Pi Digital Spring
Just a dew drop, let alone the sea, and a handful of earth, not the Planet Ge. Not a shade of blue, save the rose for bee Purely a clear drop didn’t spill in the core, because the whole sphere feels the pinch. Singing chorus rains down, bouncing back to earth the only open-through planet. No black hole is as deep as the sun jumps, dives in the dew on every flower they wet. Every bird in the trees sings and tweets, yet one is stone quiet, shouldn’t even hiss. Shh! shh, the sleeping beauty is sleeping! Cut above the rest, the unique earth brimming with the infinite finishing line by design pans out to the transcended pi. Pure spring, the waterfront by the Moon, untouched, unspoiled is her swimming pool. How she goes by, wetting her ****** toe Only to bubble high up the transcended circle If only the sun could rise high in that pole, for the rest of species could sneak a peek. She’s there with the capstone of the pyramid! Shots beyond the fixed circle, netting the eyeballs. The stars, the Moon on the move for pure freedom. The thrilled earth did come out, smelling of roses Off the golden cut pi-decimal-abyss digital spring. With a handful of earth and a drop of water dew This is a pure mirroring thanks to the original, you! At the end of the string apt you lovely took her by hand and she took it in emptying her heart and soul. Earth is now too thin on stock, she is no more Just a shadow, a 360-degree hollow flute! Oh light at the end of the tunnel shine and show Play in like in the Night of Ascension once more!
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#*It is out of the heart’s cavernous longing and furious search for love, significance, acceptance, approval, identity, security, freedom, belonging, innocence, intimacy and transcendence— out of its primordial memory of what was lost to us in the Garden— that we begin to ***** idols for ourselves. Unconsciously we hope they might restore to us a taste of paradise, taking away our fear and shame and isolation. We yearn to go back but, alas, we cannot get in from there. We ache to connect to beauty, to be desired by it as much as we desire it, and Jesus is the only door by which we may enter. He is the Beauty, and all the rest are simply there like pealing bells to arouse our hearts to Him and tell us that He is coming for us. Still, as if we haven’t quite yet heard and believed the message, we keep aimlessly trying to forge a false righteousness through our false gods. When they are lost or the dreams of them unrealized we are devastated, for the shadows, echoes and reflections we had supposed would finally make us feel good about ourselves have been exposed as frauds, and once again we are left to feel naked but without fig leaves to cover us. It is at these precise moments, when the bottom of our false hope falls out, that we are best prepared to encounter Christ in His intimate fullness and most apt to recognize at last that He alone is everything we have been so desperately wanting. It is our boiling point, where the unbearable weight of failed expectation so crashes in on us that we are finally begging God to lift our idols off of us and deliver us from them, pleading with Him to come and capture us, crying out to Him to possess us fully.*#
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Jul 3, 2016
Jul 3, 2016 at 12:58 PM UTC
The Long Way Home
#*It is out of the heart’s cavernous longing and furious search for love, significance, acceptance, approval, identity, security, freedom, belonging, innocence, intimacy and transcendence— out of its primordial memory of what was lost to us in the Garden— that we begin to ***** idols for ourselves. Unconsciously we hope they might restore to us a taste of paradise, taking away our fear and shame and isolation. We yearn to go back but, alas, we cannot get in from there. We ache to connect to beauty, to be desired by it as much as we desire it, and Jesus is the only door by which we may enter. He is the Beauty, and all the rest are simply there like pealing bells to arouse our hearts to Him and tell us that He is coming for us. Still, as if we haven’t quite yet heard and believed the message, we keep aimlessly trying to forge a false righteousness through our false gods. When they are lost or the dreams of them unrealized we are devastated, for the shadows, echoes and reflections we had supposed would finally make us feel good about ourselves have been exposed as frauds, and once again we are left to feel naked but without fig leaves to cover us. It is at these precise moments, when the bottom of our false hope falls out, that we are best prepared to encounter Christ in His intimate fullness and most apt to recognize at last that He alone is everything we have been so desperately wanting. It is our boiling point, where the unbearable weight of failed expectation so crashes in on us that we are finally begging God to lift our idols off of us and deliver us from them, pleading with Him to come and capture us, crying out to Him to possess us fully.*#
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#*It is out of the heart’s cavernous longing and furious search for love, significance, acceptance, approval, identity, security, freedom, belonging, innocence, intimacy and transcendence— out of its primordial memory of what was lost to us in the Garden— that we begin to ***** idols for ourselves. Unconsciously we hope they might restore to us a taste of paradise, taking away our fear and shame and isolation. We yearn to go back but, alas, we cannot get in from there. We ache to connect to beauty, to be desired by it as much as we desire it, and Jesus is the only door by which we may enter. He is the Beauty, and all the rest are simply there like pealing bells to arouse our hearts to Him and tell us that He is coming for us. Still, as if we haven’t quite yet heard and believed the message, we keep aimlessly trying to forge a false righteousness through our false gods. When they are lost or the dreams of them unrealized we are devastated, for the shadows, echoes and reflections we had supposed would finally make us feel good about ourselves have been exposed as frauds, and once again we are left to feel naked but without fig leaves to cover us. It is at these precise moments, when the bottom of our false hope falls out, that we are best prepared to encounter Christ in His intimate fullness and most apt to recognize at last that He alone is everything we have been so desperately wanting. It is our boiling point, where the unbearable weight of failed expectation so crashes in on us that we are finally begging God to lift our idols off of us and deliver us from them, pleading with Him to come and capture us, crying out to Him to possess us fully.*#
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 10:41 PM UTC
The Long Way Home
#*It is out of the heart’s cavernous longing and furious search for love, significance, acceptance, approval, identity, security, freedom, belonging, innocence, intimacy and transcendence— out of its primordial memory of what was lost to us in the Garden— that we begin to ***** idols for ourselves. Unconsciously we hope they might restore to us a taste of paradise, taking away our fear and shame and isolation. We yearn to go back but, alas, we cannot get in from there. We ache to connect to beauty, to be desired by it as much as we desire it, and Jesus is the only door by which we may enter. He is the Beauty, and all the rest are simply there like pealing bells to arouse our hearts to Him and tell us that He is coming for us. Still, as if we haven’t quite yet heard and believed the message, we keep aimlessly trying to forge a false righteousness through our false gods. When they are lost or the dreams of them unrealized we are devastated, for the shadows, echoes and reflections we had supposed would finally make us feel good about ourselves have been exposed as frauds, and once again we are left to feel naked but without fig leaves to cover us. It is at these precise moments, when the bottom of our false hope falls out, that we are best prepared to encounter Christ in His intimate fullness and most apt to recognize at last that He alone is everything we have been so desperately wanting. It is our boiling point, where the unbearable weight of failed expectation so crashes in on us that we are finally begging God to lift our idols off of us and deliver us from them, pleading with Him to come and capture us, crying out to Him to possess us fully.*#
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#*I saw a path and ran ahead I nearly lost my way Your mercy caught me by the arm To Your side You bid me stay I put my hope in my own plans Which soon around me fell You stopped me short upon that road And said, "Rest and all will be well." I'd surrendered all, but to my foe Enticed into the briars You turned his evil schemes instead Into refining fires I couldn't see my helplessness Until my legs were broken Till Shepherd's hands caressed my wounds And healing words were spoken You picked me up and carried me And made me feel Your favorite You held my head against Your chest Until I grew to savor it You tended me with gentlest touch Then soothed all thought of fears You sang forgiveness over me And washed away my tears There is no one like You, Lord On whom I can rely In loss, in danger or attack You hear this poor sheep's cry It's You Who keeps me from real harm Who watches my coming and going You shield me with Your strong right hand From darts the enemy keeps throwing You said to all who trust in You You would give perfect peace Enough for mind and heart to rest To let all worrying cease So, Lord, I trust You with my life Your Shepherd's heart is pure Your purpose for me's guarded well And Your deliverance is sure Please teach this sheep, Lord, how to wait And strengthen me to stand To put my hope in Your desires And to love Your sovereign plan You lead me into fields so green Where streams of life are flowing Where healing winds blow oft' and strong And choicest fruits are growing You set me free to hear Your voice To follow at Your call And even through the dark, cold nights I'll know You've arranged it all Yes, storms will come with battering rains With hail and gusts and thunder But these are meant to beckon me To Your wings to pull me under For it's in the darkness of the storm My grip's most apt to tighten And when my heart beats next to Yours All earthly burdens lighten*#
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
The Shepherd
#*I saw a path and ran ahead I nearly lost my way Your mercy caught me by the arm To Your side You bid me stay I put my hope in my own plans Which soon around me fell You stopped me short upon that road And said, "Rest and all will be well." I'd surrendered all, but to my foe Enticed into the briars You turned his evil schemes instead Into refining fires I couldn't see my helplessness Until my legs were broken Till Shepherd's hands caressed my wounds And healing words were spoken You picked me up and carried me And made me feel Your favorite You held my head against Your chest Until I grew to savor it You tended me with gentlest touch Then soothed all thought of fears You sang forgiveness over me And washed away my tears There is no one like You, Lord On whom I can rely In loss, in danger or attack You hear this poor sheep's cry It's You Who keeps me from real harm Who watches my coming and going You shield me with Your strong right hand From darts the enemy keeps throwing You said to all who trust in You You would give perfect peace Enough for mind and heart to rest To let all worrying cease So, Lord, I trust You with my life Your Shepherd's heart is pure Your purpose for me's guarded well And Your deliverance is sure Please teach this sheep, Lord, how to wait And strengthen me to stand To put my hope in Your desires And to love Your sovereign plan You lead me into fields so green Where streams of life are flowing Where healing winds blow oft' and strong And choicest fruits are growing You set me free to hear Your voice To follow at Your call And even through the dark, cold nights I'll know You've arranged it all Yes, storms will come with battering rains With hail and gusts and thunder But these are meant to beckon me To Your wings to pull me under For it's in the darkness of the storm My grip's most apt to tighten And when my heart beats next to Yours All earthly burdens lighten*#
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I saw a path and ran ahead I nearly lost my way Your mercy caught me by the arm To Your side You bid me stay I put my hope in my own plans Which soon around me fell You stopped me short upon that road And said, "Rest and all will be well." I'd surrendered all, but to my foe Enticed into the briars You turned his evil schemes instead Into refining fires I couldn't see my helplessness Until my legs were broken Till Shepherd's hands caressed my wounds And healing words were spoken You picked me up and carried me And made me feel Your favorite You held my head against Your chest Until I grew to savor it You tended me with gentlest touch Then soothed all thought of fears You sang forgiveness over me And washed away my tears There is no one like You, Lord On whom I can rely In loss, in danger or attack You hear this poor sheep's cry It's You Who keeps me from real harm Who watches my coming and going You shield me with Your strong right hand From darts the enemy keeps throwing You said to all who trust in You You would give perfect peace Enough for mind and heart to rest To let all worrying cease So, Lord, I trust You with my life Your Shepherd's heart is pure Your purpose for me's guarded well And Your deliverance is sure Please teach this sheep, Lord, how to wait And strengthen me to stand To put my hope in Your desires And to love Your sovereign plan You lead me into fields so green Where streams of life are flowing Where healing winds blow oft' and strong And choicest fruits are growing You set me free to hear Your voice To follow at Your call And even through the dark, cold nights I'll know You've arranged it all Yes, storms will come with battering rains With hail and gusts and thunder But these are meant to beckon me To Your wings to pull me under For it's in the darkness of the storm My grip's most apt to tighten And when my heart beats next to Yours All earthly burdens lighten
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May 27, 2017
May 27, 2017 at 12:57 PM UTC
The Shepherd
I saw a path and ran ahead I nearly lost my way Your mercy caught me by the arm To Your side You bid me stay I put my hope in my own plans Which soon around me fell You stopped me short upon that road And said, "Rest and all will be well." I'd surrendered all, but to my foe Enticed into the briars You turned his evil schemes instead Into refining fires I couldn't see my helplessness Until my legs were broken Till Shepherd's hands caressed my wounds And healing words were spoken You picked me up and carried me And made me feel Your favorite You held my head against Your chest Until I grew to savor it You tended me with gentlest touch Then soothed all thought of fears You sang forgiveness over me And washed away my tears There is no one like You, Lord On whom I can rely In loss, in danger or attack You hear this poor sheep's cry It's You Who keeps me from real harm Who watches my coming and going You shield me with Your strong right hand From darts the enemy keeps throwing You said to all who trust in You You would give perfect peace Enough for mind and heart to rest To let all worrying cease So, Lord, I trust You with my life Your Shepherd's heart is pure Your purpose for me's guarded well And Your deliverance is sure Please teach this sheep, Lord, how to wait And strengthen me to stand To put my hope in Your desires And to love Your sovereign plan You lead me into fields so green Where streams of life are flowing Where healing winds blow oft' and strong And choicest fruits are growing You set me free to hear Your voice To follow at Your call And even through the dark, cold nights I'll know You've arranged it all Yes, storms will come with battering rains With hail and gusts and thunder But these are meant to beckon me To Your wings to pull me under For it's in the darkness of the storm My grip's most apt to tighten And when my heart beats next to Yours All earthly burdens lighten
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 9:05 AM UTC
No. 978
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Shall I compare thee to a rusty basketball hoop? I feel the same way when I touch you: You’re familiar, constant, friendly, but apt to hurt me if I come too close. Each time I cut my hand on you, I’m asking everyone, Should I go to the ER? Everyone is asking me: Why don’t you get a new basketball hoop?
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 1:07 AM UTC
tetanus shot (II)
—and not simply by the fact that this shading of forest cannot show the fragrance of balsam, the gloom of cypresses, is what I wish to prove. When you and I were first in love we drove to the borders of Connacht and entered a wood there. Look down you said: this was once a famine road. I looked down at ivy and the scutch grass rough-cast stone had disappeared into as you told me in the second winter of their ordeal, in 1847, when the crop had failed twice, Relief Committees gave the starving Irish such roads to build. Where they died, there the road ended and ends still and when I take down the map of this island, it is never so I can say here is the masterful, the apt rendering of the spherical as flat, nor an ingenious design which persuades a curve into a plane, but to tell myself again that the line which says woodland and cries hunger and gives out among sweet pine and cypress, and finds no horizon will not be there.
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That the Science of Cartography Is Limited
i often, longingly, of your striving pinkest lips do eat by my own lips curling with them into a neat pile of tremendous *** i often, strivingly, long to eat, of your chests pale basin, the apt fruit of your ******* i, longing, and strive with the savage electric lash of thy fragrant throat i dance and marvel at your feeling my chest hands i drink of them and i'm etherised smoothly at their hot rumple of my skin and i you just can't barely for thou art the dripping rill of Cupid's apt ***** thou art, between darkness and light, abruptly hung with my flesh (from which is sated thy lustful flowers perfectly glistening petals 'neath me and groaning)
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Feb 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012 at 6:11 PM UTC
i often, longingly, of your striving pinkest
On a day—alack the day!— Love, whose month is ever May, Spied a blossom passing fair Playing in the wanton air: Through the velvet leaves the wind All unseen ‘gan passage find; That the lover, sick to death, Wish’d himself the heaven’s breath. Air, quoth he, thy cheeks may blow; Air, would I might triumph so! But, alack, my hand is sworn Ne’er to pluck thee from thy thorn: Vow, alack, for youth unmeet; Youth so apt to pluck a sweet! Do not call it sin in me That I am forsworn for thee; Thou for whom e’en Jove would swear Juno but an Ethiop were; And deny himself for Jove, Turning mortal for thy love.
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The Blossom
i sit on the edge of the bench accidentally bump knees, hear a grunt. i want this hollow to be quenched waiting silently for my turn with the blunt. most of them use it as a social crutch but i'm just here to fill my lungs. not here for the hope of souls to touch just desperate for the taste of ash on my tongue. there's the stereotype of the stoner cares about nothing, apt to start stealing. but this self destruction comes from being a loner and often the feeler of too many feelings. so i'll sit on this bench surrounded by friends who laugh like it can cure their sadness. to me they're just the means to the end sharers of smoke which allows me to vanish.
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Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 2:55 PM UTC
sad stoner
skyscraper man on seattle time looms in the corner of swan lake and fry untouchable denim untouchable blueblack plaid jacket he's put together with clothespins he's put together with stipends he's crammed between taxi cab book ends skyscraper man on seattle time stoic as the jet engines roar by all his friends are magazines all his friends currentbrief he's got a little future he's got a few dimes he's got no father to call out the lies skyscraper man on seattle time watches smog children kick ***** on concrete vulnerable under trees writes his novels in purpleink he's married once before he's read crucifixion lore he's returned his money to the store skyscraper man on seattle time looking through spectacles of ***** and brine the rain falls hard the breeze sweet on the leaves he's emptying the soul of modern rock n' roll he's emptying the tray of ashed thought he's emptying the bank account cold skyscraper man on seattle time sheds crinkled skinmemory like the cicada a twin-sized deathbed deathbed in apt. 203 he's nothing. he's ever. he's happened. skyscraper man on seattle time carbon copied and eternal as saltwater as rust invisible and tapping at the runrain window he's nothing. he's ever. he's happened. skyscraper man on seattle time climbs himself to the cosmos lightheaded perfection ethereal visions of fullbloom love and legacy with measure he's nothing. he's ever. he's happened.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 11:04 AM UTC
nothingeverhappened
I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, And cleans myself of troubled thoughts At rivers bend , claim name as abandon daughter, I whispered into every tear my shame and greatest fears, That after all these years that I had made it clear That no love was real, and that I should persevere. To have my heart torn out, torn before me. I soothed it’s hot wounds in the lapping wake In the ripples that my teardrops make Examined as the flesh grew mark, Record each pain in pink puckered scar. I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, Strip bear my inhabitations lay bare to naked skin, Laugh at indiscretion, death, and fear when I dove in. Dove down into the waters where silence overtook, To noise and sleepy slumber of the flowing living brook. I used to concentrate on beauty and the confidence life took, And drown my insecurities and grin at boys who looked. I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, In the moons bright light astride the bank when summer nights grew hotter. I used to let the water pull me to the center of myself, Let it hold onto me when I was lost to everybody else, I used to sing it lullaby’s , until I found myself, Now I’m getting older, they say the waters gotten cold, And I have gotten harder but that I have gotten bold, And I know I’m apt at swimming but there are some Bridges I have known, but sometimes I think of running water Over my frayed and frazzled soul. But a storm is coming closer with terror in its clouds, Hiding in shrouds of chaos , with rain that’s falling down, It’s tearing away the sandy banks and washed my water out. It took away some part of me and held it tell it drown. I wonder what I can see of myself in the wake of all this change, Now all that’s left to do, is start wading through the pains. And fallow thoughts that whisper “if I see myself the same”, And I’ll remember I used to find myself In the reflection of that water, How much she cared for me And how much I was taught there And how everything has changed. But I have left my mark there.
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Nov 8, 2012
Nov 8, 2012 at 7:47 PM UTC
In the reflection of that water
I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, And cleans myself of troubled thoughts At rivers bend , claim name as abandon daughter, I whispered into every tear my shame and greatest fears, That after all these years that I had made it clear That no love was real, and that I should persevere. To have my heart torn out, torn before me. I soothed it’s hot wounds in the lapping wake In the ripples that my teardrops make Examined as the flesh grew mark, Record each pain in pink puckered scar. I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, Strip bear my inhabitations lay bare to naked skin, Laugh at indiscretion, death, and fear when I dove in. Dove down into the waters where silence overtook, To noise and sleepy slumber of the flowing living brook. I used to concentrate on beauty and the confidence life took, And drown my insecurities and grin at boys who looked. I used to find myself in the reflection of that water, In the moons bright light astride the bank when summer nights grew hotter. I used to let the water pull me to the center of myself, Let it hold onto me when I was lost to everybody else, I used to sing it lullaby’s , until I found myself, Now I’m getting older, they say the waters gotten cold, And I have gotten harder but that I have gotten bold, And I know I’m apt at swimming but there are some Bridges I have known, but sometimes I think of running water Over my frayed and frazzled soul. But a storm is coming closer with terror in its clouds, Hiding in shrouds of chaos , with rain that’s falling down, It’s tearing away the sandy banks and washed my water out. It took away some part of me and held it tell it drown. I wonder what I can see of myself in the wake of all this change, Now all that’s left to do, is start wading through the pains. And fallow thoughts that whisper “if I see myself the same”, And I’ll remember I used to find myself In the reflection of that water, How much she cared for me And how much I was taught there And how everything has changed. But I have left my mark there.
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I admit the Pressures you Three must pass Your own Barometres took quite a toll From Stubborn Demands your ****** Peers had Compel you to Shrink and keep on a Roll But there are VALUES; Those Trusted Elders In Humble Present their Words will sure Guide All you need is some Time for yourselves, Brothers Such that its Petals will unwrap for your Sight Kind and apt Admiral! May your Shoes fill Set their Braces to walk they know can Trust So even if Hooties make Milk-Thoughts spill A Shielding Light to soap their Dunged Shells, must. This is just an Advice. Again from a Friend Whose busy Torrents tries to Help does rend.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 2:57 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FOURTY-THREE - TOM DALEY
“Congratulations You managed being five feet above the ground” Said a man who Can’t contain a slight, sardonic sound The situation: He’s reading eating magazines from the coast of Spain And yelling himself blue For the jeepney won’t hurry in the pouring rain He smashed his head on the glass Wishing for a train It nearly cracked / but his New cadence sounded quite sane “Congratulations You took five before you smoked the first one down” Said a man who Complimented me for sinking above the ground “It’s estimation I might trip before a wheel enters our lane” I yelled the truth At this moment, his presence started to stain A boat that had already passed us Yelled, “All aboard!” We weren’t sure it would float But it had a great deal of cords Then we clambered on There was a myriad of golden spades Two for every buried fool That was forced to stay The stench was concealed By the satisfied old man A woman muttered That she was headed to Queensland A driver viciously flung his arms Into the air, in apt alarm The intersection’s volley Aimed for the starboard Everyone reached for the mast, Hoping to soar “Congratulations You nodded off before the lights started to blare” Said a man who Lied, ostentatiously impaired I’m at the station Then, I noticed to my side was a golden ***** I dug myself through The mahogany and got on with my day In the rain
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 2:34 PM UTC
Mahogany Mill St.
From beach to beach to beach, glimmering shimmers of sand laden waves lap lazily at your feet. The seaweed masquerade of the crab clumsily dancing amongst the foam is paradoxically poignant but apt. Sighs of relief as the soothing sensation of the sea on hot blistered feet capture the essence of the moment. The simple pleasures of the beach; sand ridden toes and remarkably veined geodes; the golden grains and barnacle encrusted rocks provide a unique treasure indeed. And then comes the gentle pitter-patter of a sunshower- putting a literal damper on things- but uniquely completing the picturesque scene.
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 4:08 AM UTC
Day Two: The Beach
What has become of us Amidst the hustle and bustle of city life When did evolution condone us to regress into a state Of uncalculated caucus As we meander our way through the rapids of life Rapid Is hardly a best-fit descriptor For we are past the point of speed We mill around like headless horses Buzzing bees Stinging roaches Fallen leaves Roaring lions Try to lead But fail Like cottons fighting breeze Is this all we are? Is this what we were made for? To quickly climb the climb And await the graceless fall Parachutes prepared for praise But our pride prevents and prevails Till the day I climb the ladder Shall I not attempt to see What the view at the top might be like I fear it enthralls me But then reality strikes like a maddening blaze And suddenly I see That I'm well on my way up the hill As I swing from bridge to bridge Is this the way to live? Uncautious steps with kleptomaniac ease As we take what we desire From our capitalistic divider Though we hate to be the same Not at all do we differ Are we not all blinded mice With a tetra-human vice Spiders apt at spinning lies Banking life on Friday highs All around me boring beasts Lost to whims, to say the least What I fear most is the day I give in and join the race Is the day I eat my heart out Just to enjoy the highest gaze Till then here trapped in the zoo Enclosure encasing truth Finding fault with every human till the day I conform too
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 8:12 AM UTC
Speed
Buildings for the most part are boxes square. But Pentecost circles and spirals, they turn and burn wild. Of those who would tame and make comprehensible any fire-- apt tongues have gone titch titch and beautiful catch 'til words and music and parlor diplomacies fortify much which is untrue. Fear has no finish, even in our dying. The path is a cliff edge. Let us turn, un-adult-like, and strip ourselves   of civilized persuasions. Usher Earth's children into primordial worlds. Water shall love and receive us, as it always has. The naked ground will speak up, into our touching feet. Listen to the tongues of the wind. Unhinge the body, which is you. Let all creation fly.
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May 20, 2013
May 20, 2013 at 5:11 AM UTC
Pentecost
We're standing outside in a cold, blistered wind, for a quick pull of smoke and the chemicals within? A quick rush of joy, euphoric train wreck, a cure made illegal for a chemist's blank cheque. Plant matter burning, charring my lungs, an irritated throat and a cough soon to come. Pass it to a friend and beg them to be quick so I can burn my lungs again - let my blood run thick. Serotonin chained and forced to make me feel good, yet a non-addictive substance, apt misunderstood. Less harmful than tobacco, alcohol still worse, a sadly brainwashed nation where impression's pre-rehearsed. Generations plagued with loud misguided cries. They say it makes you stupid, another heartless lie. We'll strap a gas mask to a monkey, and force it THC. Forget about the oxygen... I wonder what we'll see? It seems their brain cells died - it has to be the drug! Government made a discovery? They ought to be less smug. But back to my friend, and I in the cold, forced to be hidden from long outdated scold. Celebrating beauties in the world that were forgotten, we're told it's overrated, like fine Egyptian cotton? I know from experience that this has to be divine: it could not exist if the sun could not shine. The wind has stopped blowing, the rain takes it's place, to feel divine beauty of liquid touching face. It is something natural, and comes from within, wow, I'm still standing in a cold blistered wind.
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 10:48 AM UTC
A Brainwashed Nation
When darkness long has veil'd my mind, And smiling day once more appears, Then, my Redeemer, then I find The folly of my doubts and fears. Straight I upbraid my wandering heart, And blush that I should ever be Thus prone to act so base a part, Or harbour one hard thought of Thee! Oh! let me then at length be taught What I am still so slow to learn, That God is love, and changes not, Nor knows the shadow of a turn. Sweet truth, and easy to repeat! But when my faith is sharply tried, I find myself a learner yet, Unskilful, weak, and apt to slide. But, O my Lord, one look from Thee Subdues the disobedient will, Drives doubt and discontent away, And Thy rebellious worm is still. Thou art as ready to forgive As I am ready to repine; Thou, therefore, all the praise receive; Be shame and self-abhorrence mine.
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Peace after a Storm
taller as a twisted fable skyscrape- - - felt beyond the limits of a clan; yer density is a moot point (whatdidyawant) and heights are reached where heights are found beneath belief in factuality- - who wrung the cash register any apt poem could be you to a clean home obsessive compulsive but valid poetics - - valid music in the dharma dance of life. edward scissor hands with cloths on the palms instead and 'DO YER DISHES' the psalm you sing for cleanliness is next to godliness &&& cathedrals of the genuine soul were never designed, simply found an ancient artifact in the labyrinth of yer soul (z)
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Dec 26, 2013
Dec 26, 2013 at 12:49 AM UTC
bruv
When I think about the Forth of July, and I am right now because a. it is the Fourth of July and b. I am writing a poem that purports to be about the Fourth of July, I struggle with it's icon, the one thing or picture or symbol that hangs over the day like the patio umbrella I should have purchased when I had the chance for the deck out back where the temperature in the sun is over 100 degrees. Sure, most of my bible-thumping, self-proclaimed patriot friends would say The Flag. The American Flag or Amurikin Flag... actually the flag of the United States of America, because even though we seem to think that we are the only Americans, we're not. Some would say Fireworks. In fact John Adams himself even said fireworks was an apt celebration for the Fourth. I like fireworks... Now that my daughter is old enough to sit through them without our needing to hurriedly pack up and run screaming from the field after the first launch. I have one symbol for The Fourth. Potato Salad Yes, potato salad...actually non-specific potato salad. It doesn't have to be a fancy recipe...like German potato salad, which my mom made a great version of by the way, or creamy potato salad, or the Egg Potato Salad from the store here in town. Just Potato Salad because the humble potato salad reminds us that together is better than individual. Mixed and sitting together over time brings harmony, brings out the best in the combination, the best of each individual. Working together in the same bowl is better than holding ourselves apart in different little round-walled porcelain or glass fortresses cut off from the rest wondering why the potatoes have a bigger bowl, who invited the cilantro, or what the hell the bacon is doing here in the first place.
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Jul 4, 2013
Jul 4, 2013 at 12:16 PM UTC
4th
When I think about the Forth of July, and I am right now because a. it is the Fourth of July and b. I am writing a poem that purports to be about the Fourth of July, I struggle with it's icon, the one thing or picture or symbol that hangs over the day like the patio umbrella I should have purchased when I had the chance for the deck out back where the temperature in the sun is over 100 degrees. Sure, most of my bible-thumping, self-proclaimed patriot friends would say The Flag. The American Flag or Amurikin Flag... actually the flag of the United States of America, because even though we seem to think that we are the only Americans, we're not. Some would say Fireworks. In fact John Adams himself even said fireworks was an apt celebration for the Fourth. I like fireworks... Now that my daughter is old enough to sit through them without our needing to hurriedly pack up and run screaming from the field after the first launch. I have one symbol for The Fourth. Potato Salad Yes, potato salad...actually non-specific potato salad. It doesn't have to be a fancy recipe...like German potato salad, which my mom made a great version of by the way, or creamy potato salad, or the Egg Potato Salad from the store here in town. Just Potato Salad because the humble potato salad reminds us that together is better than individual. Mixed and sitting together over time brings harmony, brings out the best in the combination, the best of each individual. Working together in the same bowl is better than holding ourselves apart in different little round-walled porcelain or glass fortresses cut off from the rest wondering why the potatoes have a bigger bowl, who invited the cilantro, or what the hell the bacon is doing here in the first place.
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When I am an old man I want to be a gentleman, with perfect manners, sound and articulate speech, and refined opinions founded on solid, balanced judgment. To be revered would be well, but I'll settle for respected; people are more apt to overlook your faults, and keep their expectations of you more reasonable. I would possess at least half the strength of my youth, both in body and in mind, and twice the faith, never staggering at the promise. I would be as steadfast in my convictions as I was at twenty, but with a lifetime of wisdom to back up the zeal; I would be a voice of both faith and reason. I would be mindful of the finish line ahead of me, and would be certain to possess such a rapport with my Maker as to anticipate, and not dread, what lay beyond.
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 8:09 PM UTC
When I Am An Old Man
I wish you lower your Glasses a bit Then try to witness what you have Ignored For Praises Sundry are much apt to meet Though such Configuration keeps you bored That you, a Technocrat I'm not surprised Such Mages and Bards you kindly eschew For whatever Purpose which you advise I'll take as the Brother I always knew And I'll LOVE you still; No Set Values bake Since your Blessed Genesis I do voice This is not a Tomb; Nor white-painted make But another Graced Name I will rejoice. Now it's up to you, which you interpret On Pop's Face-Memos the Meaning you get.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 7:03 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: JAN SANTINO C. MANDREZA
All of those identities that end in "t" and "r" and "n," make us feel god awful and self-conscious. Singer, artist, writer, musician, mortician, poet. Who entitles us to use them? And it's true, your voice touches in between my shoulders, and melts to the bottom of my stomach when you croon, but you don't find yourself an apt enough player of the voice box. And sure, painting the reasons why I woke from your dream, might seem like I'm an artist, but I rather just say... I enjoy painting. And right, we like to etch words into books and alchemize the desire to question into stories, but we're just fans of reading. And you know, when the air cradles the harmonies of your guitar like newborn unicorns, I want to point and claim, though you think you know too little to call yourself musician. And yes, the way we lay our bodies to sleep every night sometimes hopeful we don't rise again, is much like how we treat our desire to declare ourselves, but that makes us only those who give the dead away. And of course, my blood courses in order to stitch and weave worded thoughts like these together, because they lighten our concerns and brighten our better qualities, so of course, yes, I know, Right, Sure, It's true, I am a... I might dabble in poetry, here and there. No big deal.
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 8:30 AM UTC
Titles