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Kon wa nay gugma nga mahikaplagan ko nganha sa pagsubang sa adlaw sa kabuntagon, dili angay gayud nga ako, ikaw mao ang basolon kay anaa man gud ang kasaypanan kanako. Ako ang kapakyasan sa mga matam-is **** damgo ug usab usa ka uyamot nga gani gipaminsar mo, ang dila ko man nagasulapid sa imong gipamulong kon mao na kini ang kaputlanan, ako nga dawaton. Kon wa nay gugma nga mahikaplagan ko, gikan sa kasing-kasing **** gayud mapaubsanon, dili angay sa imo ibasol mga kaluhaan kay ang tunhay nga kalipay wa mo natagamtaman. Apan ang kagahapon pagahatagan sa pag-amping nako aron di mawagtang bidlisiw sa paghinigugmaay nato, wala mo man namatyagan mga pag-antos ko karon ikaw gihapon, biskan wa nay gugma nga mahikaplagan ko.
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Apr 9, 2012
Apr 9, 2012 at 6:33 AM UTC
Kon Wa Nay Gugma (Balak)
Niadto ko, nibisita sa lugar Kon asa mi una nagkita; Mao ra japon, Ang mga kahoy ug mga bulak Nagasambit sa among gugma Nga hain pa man dili gayod mawala. Siya akong tunhay nga kalipay Sa pagmata ko matag-buntag, Tunhay nga kasingkasing Sa iyaha, akong ginapamatyag. Nikuha ko ug papel, Aron magsulat ug balak para kaniya; Maot man paminawon, apan Akong buhaton nga patsyada. Nitan-aw ko sa blanko nga papel, Naghuna-huna, Ug sa dihang nakahinumdum hinuon ko, Unsaon man diay nako pagsulat sa balak; Nga ang bolpen iya man diay’ng gidala, Adtong minglakaw na siya ug una.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 2:33 AM UTC
Pagbisita (Balak)
Gusto ko nga masanag sama sa bulan, sa ilawom sa langit nga gabii nagadan-ag ako. Nahibal-an nako nga kini nga mga pangandoy matuman sa dili madugay. Gihangyo ko nga kini nga mga pangandoy dili magpadayon ingon usa ka damgo. Usa ako ka buhi nga tawo nga adunay katuyoan alang sa matag gagmay nga mga butang nga akong nakita mao ang katahum. Aron makab-ot ang akong katuyoan ang akong gipunting, Akong atubangon kini nga mga hagit nga maisugon. Akong kuptan og maayo ug dili igsapayan kung unsa ang gihunahuna sa katilingban. Basta nagbuhat ako og maayo, Hatagan ra ko sila og kindat. Kay nahibal-an ko nga makab-ot ko ang akong mga katuyoan someday, Malipayon ako sa bisan unsang paagi.
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Dec 4, 2020
Dec 4, 2020 at 10:41 AM UTC
PUHON
Sa akong paglatagaw daw akong kinabuhi wala pa natagbaw. Nikamang, ninglangoy, nilupad ug nalakaw lakaw. Aron tagamtamon ang katam-is sa gugma na akong gihanduraw. Asa naman ka? Naara ko dali ayaw kaulaw. Ningkuha ug kusog sa uban, nag too na dili sila mobiya. Nangandoy sama nako na dili na meng duha moluha. Naghinigugmaay, ug nagpasalig na mogunit sa matag takna. Apan asa naman, wala na, nibiya na ug kalit ra na nawala. Giloom ang kasakit niining dughan, kiagwanta ug gidawat ang tanan. Na sa gugma wala koy swerte, malas maoy ingon sa uban. Natingala, nangutana, na sa kadaghan sa tao niining kalibutan, nganong ako paman? Naa ra man diay ka. Nagpaabot ba ka? O gihatag ka sa Ginoo para sa akoa? Ginahandom na makit.an nako ang tinood na pasabot sa gugma. Ginaampo, ug ako kanimo nagahangyo na akong paglantaw kanimo palihog dawata. Tagaan unta ko nimog higayon na magkauban pa tang duha.
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Mar 24, 2020
Mar 24, 2020 at 11:25 PM UTC
Naa ra man diay ka
Inday unom na katuig ang nilabay sa dihang nahikagplagan tika milabay sa balay sa handumanan ko nahipatik ang katahom sa imong hulagway may mga panahon sa kasing2x og damgo ko imong kaanyag mobisita gamay Karon dili masukod ang kalipay sa dihang nagkaila ta Adunay panahon magkachat ta lingaw sige kog katawa sa dihang nakahibalo naka sa tinuod og naglagot ka sa akoa maayo man ng makahibalo ka sa tinuod samtang sayo pa Kung moabot ang panahon mosugot na ka magdate ta Por syur ako man jud ng gasto more pa be conscious lang sa imong dayet aron conscious pud ko sa akong bulsa kung cge na ta det2x chippy og tubig na lang gani ang order para natong duha pasabot KKB nalang ta sunod, salamat sa pagsabot hap... og kung ugaling dili na jud nimo maagwanta imo nakong sugton ayaw kabalaka ipanaad ko imong gugma akong amumahon sa kanunay ikaw akong panggaon sa mga gakus ko ikaw akong prisohon tanan nimong gusto akong buhaton imong mga sugo akong tumanon Og kung imo naman gali kong sugoon sa merkado pwede ayaw pud ko paalsaha og bugas isa ka sako basin og tungod sa kabug-at di nako makaya makaigit ko kung pwede lang unta kilo kiloha pud na og mahimo.
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 5:07 AM UTC
Samtang Sayo Pa
Kini kataw-anan kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi; tam-is kaayo, halangdon kaayo, Giunsa mawala ang matag segundo, Bisan pa ang tanan nga adunay gyud kanato mao ang oras. Unya unsa man kung kalit nga nawala kini? Unsa man kung mohunong ang pagsubang sa adlaw? Komosta kung nahurot na ang imong oras? Mahulog ba ang usa ka luha gikan sa hingpit nga mga mata? Lisud kini nga hatagan kahusay, Sa tanan nga mga pagbati nga gibabagan namon, Pagsulay ra sa paghunahuna sa uban pa, Padayon nga nagtan-aw sa orasan. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, pamilya ug mga higala, Bisan kung makita mo sila adlaw-adlaw, Unsa ang mahinabo sa pag-abut naton sa katapusan? Talagsaon ang mga tawo nga nahimamat, Ug kung unsa ang ilang reaksyon sa balita, Ang uban nangalagiw, bisan ang uban magpabilin, Ang uban magsaulog, o makuha ang mga blues. Apan ang matag usa magbag-o sa imong kinabuhi, Ug ang labing kaayo magpabilin sa imong tapad, Hatagan ka mga gakos, magpadayon nga okupado ka, Kana ang mga tinuod. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, dili sigurado, Sa yano, kini ang damgo sa matag usa, Aron adunay usa ka butang nga luwas ug luwas. Aron mahimamat ang Usa, mabuang ang gugma, Minyo ug magsugod usa ka pamilya, Tingali dili kini ingon ka daghan, Apan kana nga damgo hinungdanon kanako. Kini usa ka damgo nga kanunay nakong gitinguha, Usa nga nahadlok ako nga tingali dili makakita kahayag, Kay wala kini gisaad sa bisan kinsa sa aton, Bisan, alang kanako, husto ang pamati niini. Dili ako sigurado kung unsa na kadugay ako nga nahabilin dinhi sa yuta, Ug kung kini ang katapusan nga higayon nga akong nakuha, Gusto nakong ibilin kini nga timaan, Aron dili ka makalimtan tanan. Kung unsa ang kahulugan sa matag usa kanako, Dili gyud ko makalusot, Kung dili tungod sa kalainan nga nahimo, Sa matag usa sa inyo. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini bililhon nga kinabuhi, matam-is kaayo, Halangdon kaayo, Giunsa mawala ang matag segundo, Bisan pa ang tanan nga adunay gyud kanato mao ang oras. Palihug ayaw kalimti ang regalo nga gihatag kanimo, Ang abilidad sa pagkatawa, higugmaon ug mabuhi, Ayaw buhii ang gihigugma nimo, Ipakita sa ila ang tanan nga gugma nga mahimo nimong mahatag. Hinumdomi ako sa umaabot nga mga tuig, Sa diha nga napildi ako sa away ug kinahanglan moadto, Daghang salamat sa mga butang nga imong nahimo, Apan ang oras, nagdumili kini aron mahinay. Kini kataw-anan, kung giunsa ang pagkuha sa mga butang alang sa gihatag, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, ang mga butang nga imong nakita, Giunsa ang yano nga pagpanaw sa matag segundo, Ug oras; ang oras nawala na alang kanako.
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Feb 23, 2021
Feb 23, 2021 at 9:29 PM UTC
Stop Taking Your Friends For Granted
Kini kataw-anan kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi; tam-is kaayo, halangdon kaayo, Giunsa mawala ang matag segundo, Bisan pa ang tanan nga adunay gyud kanato mao ang oras. Unya unsa man kung kalit nga nawala kini? Unsa man kung mohunong ang pagsubang sa adlaw? Komosta kung nahurot na ang imong oras? Mahulog ba ang usa ka luha gikan sa hingpit nga mga mata? Lisud kini nga hatagan kahusay, Sa tanan nga mga pagbati nga gibabagan namon, Pagsulay ra sa paghunahuna sa uban pa, Padayon nga nagtan-aw sa orasan. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, pamilya ug mga higala, Bisan kung makita mo sila adlaw-adlaw, Unsa ang mahinabo sa pag-abut naton sa katapusan? Talagsaon ang mga tawo nga nahimamat, Ug kung unsa ang ilang reaksyon sa balita, Ang uban nangalagiw, bisan ang uban magpabilin, Ang uban magsaulog, o makuha ang mga blues. Apan ang matag usa magbag-o sa imong kinabuhi, Ug ang labing kaayo magpabilin sa imong tapad, Hatagan ka mga gakos, magpadayon nga okupado ka, Kana ang mga tinuod. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, dili sigurado, Sa yano, kini ang damgo sa matag usa, Aron adunay usa ka butang nga luwas ug luwas. Aron mahimamat ang Usa, mabuang ang gugma, Minyo ug magsugod usa ka pamilya, Tingali dili kini ingon ka daghan, Apan kana nga damgo hinungdanon kanako. Kini usa ka damgo nga kanunay nakong gitinguha, Usa nga nahadlok ako nga tingali dili makakita kahayag, Kay wala kini gisaad sa bisan kinsa sa aton, Bisan, alang kanako, husto ang pamati niini. Dili ako sigurado kung unsa na kadugay ako nga nahabilin dinhi sa yuta, Ug kung kini ang katapusan nga higayon nga akong nakuha, Gusto nakong ibilin kini nga timaan, Aron dili ka makalimtan tanan. Kung unsa ang kahulugan sa matag usa kanako, Dili gyud ko makalusot, Kung dili tungod sa kalainan nga nahimo, Sa matag usa sa inyo. Nakakatawa kung giunsa nga gipasagdan ang mga butang, Kini bililhon nga kinabuhi, matam-is kaayo, Halangdon kaayo, Giunsa mawala ang matag segundo, Bisan pa ang tanan nga adunay gyud kanato mao ang oras. Palihug ayaw kalimti ang regalo nga gihatag kanimo, Ang abilidad sa pagkatawa, higugmaon ug mabuhi, Ayaw buhii ang gihigugma nimo, Ipakita sa ila ang tanan nga gugma nga mahimo nimong mahatag. Hinumdomi ako sa umaabot nga mga tuig, Sa diha nga napildi ako sa away ug kinahanglan moadto, Daghang salamat sa mga butang nga imong nahimo, Apan ang oras, nagdumili kini aron mahinay. Kini kataw-anan, kung giunsa ang pagkuha sa mga butang alang sa gihatag, Kini nga bililhon nga kinabuhi, ang mga butang nga imong nakita, Giunsa ang yano nga pagpanaw sa matag segundo, Ug oras; ang oras nawala na alang kanako.
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Ako aduna’y pangutana Ikaw ba kay nagpakabana? Kahibalo naman ko sa imong tubag, ‘Di na jud diay madala ug lubag? Mura bituon sa kalangitan Taas kaayo ka, ‘di jud maabtan Kung aduna ko'y pako aron makalupad, Makasturya pa ba ka o makabalibad?
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Sep 20, 2019
Sep 20, 2019 at 11:24 AM UTC
Maabtan Pa Ba Tika?
Dili na mapugngan ang gugma dughan nato wa na nag duha-duha gikalimtan na ang kaugalingon andam ihatag ang tanan sa imo Basta naay ikaw ug ako Ang selos dili gyud mapugngan Bisag walay man tay hinungdan oh Pagsabot raman ang kinahanglan Aron atong gugma way katapusan Basta naay ikaw ug ako Lantaw na makalanay Nangurog sa kalipay Dugay ko ng gihandom nga ikaw akong maangkon (Ayaw unta paasaha Kining akong gugma Kanunay gahandom Bisag way pag laom) Basta naay ikaw ug ako (Lantaw na makalanay Nangurog sa kalipay) Basta naay ikaw ug ako (Dugay ko ng gihandom basta ikaw maangkon)
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 4:48 AM UTC
You and I
When words are not enough, and the world won’t get off her back, she dances the Devils way, She’s a princess, wait she’s a queen, wait she’s an angel, wait she’s everything, a Goddess, the hottest performing artist I’ve ever seen, and she’s dancing, dancing is her therapy, I mean, I’m not James Brown, but it’s a man’s world, even if Rihanna runs this town, See, she’s been suppressed all her life, and I’m not just talking about Rihanna, I’m talking about every girl that was ever forced to be a wife, just to survive in this life, she was touched by her father, or brother or cousin, when she was just a little girl, I know we all wish it wasn’t, but it is true, so what’s a girl to do, when she’s a clean 13 messing with The ***** Dozen, this isn’t battle of the sexes, this is war of the worlds, wants to be a woman but she’s just a girl, no No Doubt just burnt out nerves taken turns, she never asked to be born, with the burden of being beautiful, but she refuses to conform, she is attractable irrational and radical, so when it’s all too much, the stares and the catcalls, the aggressive forceful touch, the nails across her back like a blackboard, and the moans become just white noise, she takes it all in, she forgives the man because he’s just a boy, he is an angel even if he has fallen, she takes it all in, and she uses all of those abuses, as the fuel with the tools which induces, an allusive state of truth which, allows her to move with intuitive smoothness, and lose herself in the music morphing into what a centrifuge is, separating fluids transforming what was otherwise useless abuses, into a truth that cruises and confuses the stupid stooges, she dances, in a statement of glorious refusal to submit to their ideals, she is more than a princess queen angel goddess, she is fire burning up all preconceived notions of *** appeal, the real deal, dancing sweating cleansing her soul and her pores, moving faster in progression refuting repression, overcoming an obsession of oppression and knocking down all doors, she is not a possession, though she is possessed when, she’s a dancing expression of how we all feel and more, no words are enough, she shows what we all feel, she reveals what, was before thinly concealed, she is the perfect expression, of imperfect circumstances, she is poetic stanzas, she is the paint on the canvas, there is no question that she is the answer, and all of this is made clear when she takes it all in, let’s go of everything and dances… ∆aron L∆ Lux ∆ #strength #metoo #dancer #ballet #blackswan
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Jun 7, 2018
Jun 7, 2018 at 1:48 PM UTC
Trip The Light Fantastic (Black Swan)
When words are not enough, and the world won’t get off her back, she dances the Devils way, She’s a princess, wait she’s a queen, wait she’s an angel, wait she’s everything, a Goddess, the hottest performing artist I’ve ever seen, and she’s dancing, dancing is her therapy, I mean, I’m not James Brown, but it’s a man’s world, even if Rihanna runs this town, See, she’s been suppressed all her life, and I’m not just talking about Rihanna, I’m talking about every girl that was ever forced to be a wife, just to survive in this life, she was touched by her father, or brother or cousin, when she was just a little girl, I know we all wish it wasn’t, but it is true, so what’s a girl to do, when she’s a clean 13 messing with The ***** Dozen, this isn’t battle of the sexes, this is war of the worlds, wants to be a woman but she’s just a girl, no No Doubt just burnt out nerves taken turns, she never asked to be born, with the burden of being beautiful, but she refuses to conform, she is attractable irrational and radical, so when it’s all too much, the stares and the catcalls, the aggressive forceful touch, the nails across her back like a blackboard, and the moans become just white noise, she takes it all in, she forgives the man because he’s just a boy, he is an angel even if he has fallen, she takes it all in, and she uses all of those abuses, as the fuel with the tools which induces, an allusive state of truth which, allows her to move with intuitive smoothness, and lose herself in the music morphing into what a centrifuge is, separating fluids transforming what was otherwise useless abuses, into a truth that cruises and confuses the stupid stooges, she dances, in a statement of glorious refusal to submit to their ideals, she is more than a princess queen angel goddess, she is fire burning up all preconceived notions of *** appeal, the real deal, dancing sweating cleansing her soul and her pores, moving faster in progression refuting repression, overcoming an obsession of oppression and knocking down all doors, she is not a possession, though she is possessed when, she’s a dancing expression of how we all feel and more, no words are enough, she shows what we all feel, she reveals what, was before thinly concealed, she is the perfect expression, of imperfect circumstances, she is poetic stanzas, she is the paint on the canvas, there is no question that she is the answer, and all of this is made clear when she takes it all in, let’s go of everything and dances… ∆aron L∆ Lux ∆ #strength #metoo #dancer #ballet #blackswan
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Siya ang nagahatag ug kahayag aron ako 'di mag-inusara ug masaag. sa mga malangitngiton kong mga dalan andam niyang saw-on ang tanan gikan sa'kong pagkabut-an paubos sa'kong pagkakiatan. Sa masubo niyang kahimtang nga magtrabaho ug taman para lang mahapsay ang tulog namong tanan. Ug mahitungod kini tanan sa pinalangga kong amahan.
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Jun 20, 2020
Jun 20, 2020 at 10:17 PM UTC
Bok Bok Bok!! Ang Tingog sa Manok
Makamingaw ang makabungol nga kahilom sa probinsya, sa dihang magpaduyan ka'g pahayahay sa may punong mangga, samtang naminaw ug nagpatukar sa gubaon nga radyo ni lola. Nagpainit sa silaw sa adlaw, kainit nga mulimpyo sa utok kong hugaw, sa hangin, mukuyog ako ug sayaw. aron musilip ang mga panganod nga akong ginahidlaw.
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Nov 17, 2020
Nov 17, 2020 at 7:00 PM UTC
Panunduman sa Pagkabata
The year was nineteen forty six, the memories still raw, Europe’s Jews were still encamped as they had been before. True, they now had food to eat and decent clothes to wear, But in that Displaced Persons camp, little else to spare. When Lilly told her fiancé about her dream one night; her standing beneath the chuppah in a flowing gown of white, Ludwig promised Lilly that her vision would come true, but in a displaced person’s camp that might be hard to do. A former Luftwaffe pilot proved an angel in disguise; Ludwig traded, for his parachute, some coffee and supplies. Miriam, the seamstress, swore to do her best to fashion the silk parachute into a wedding dress. Some miles from Bergen Belsen lies the little town of Celle Its desecrated synagogue would serve the couple well. They made an Aron Kodesh from a kitchen cabinet A Rabbi, flown from England, would officiate their fete. Lilly’s gown was beautiful, the bride felt like a Queen Within the battered synagogue, her wedding matched her dream. Miriam’s creation would be worn by many more; Girls from camp made brides in white that year after the war. The Gown’s in a museum now, the bride now old and gray. She lives nearby in Brooklyn in a house down by the bay. Her lovely great granddaughter, her loving heart’s delight, now has the dream of being wed in a gown of flowing white.
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Dec 14, 2014
Dec 14, 2014 at 10:46 AM UTC
Lilly’s Wedding Gown
O Titser! My Titser! Dughan kong naglatagaw sa tibuok adlaw nahibalik sa paglantaw sa agtang **** hayag kaayo musinaw, Ug sa dihang nisulod kas eskwelahan, ikaw ra gayod ang nag inusarang kahayag na akong nakit-an. Pangalan mo palang, mupitik na'g kadali ang akong dughan. Kung gali magleksyon ka dira sa atubangan, sa'kong hunahuna, hagbay na tikang gipakaslan. O Titser! My Titser! Pinalangga kong katingalahang maestra Hangtud kunus-a paman ko maghulat na ikaw gayod ma-akoa? Tagda ning kasingkasing sa usa ka magbabalak Paminawa kining mga hilak sa akong mga gitagik na mga balak gugmang tinuod, 'di gayod kini bakak. Isa ko ka estudyanteng bugoy, pero ayg kabalaka, apil nakas akong mga pangandoy. Dira sa simbahan, sa fuente, sa mango, ug bisag asa maabot, nganli ko'g lugar, atoa nang isuroy. O Titser! My Titser! Pinalangga kong gwapang maestra, nganong 'di man jud tika ma akoa? andam ko pang abton mga bituon, mamupo'g tambis sa kabuntagon, unsa pamay laing dapat nakong buhaton? aron ang tam-is **** paghigugma ako dayung maangkon.
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Feb 20, 2020
Feb 20, 2020 at 5:22 AM UTC
O Titser! My Titser!
I let myself drown asunder Ignorance is bliss? Or is it hum durgeon? Do not utter the sage in you Nor shun; Let me lull For today I unfurl my placid eyes And let my drowsiness drift Away from these snollygosters Let these destined tides sweep through me Whilst I gently rise, From the ocean of rage, I rise Drifting through notes of gentle souls Amid these crimson glistening waves, I bleed among roars Whilst shores sway with sounds of tabret, And skies dance in nacarat, For never it welcomed; Redness, Such unsullied, such stainless Time hath gone, of Abel and Aron Yet altercation wanders amongst age’s heron Time hath gone, of forgiveness and mercy For today, lines are re-drawn The goodness is not your goodness Nor dare ascertain, the mischief and nuisance Tis but what divinely revealed Is benevolence.. Today I unsheathed Tutankhamun’s dagger, Today I stand against savageness Today I paint my hands in color of mercilessness
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Dec 28, 2014
Dec 28, 2014 at 2:22 PM UTC
Color of Mercilessness
On the wheels, I whirl, I spin, I move Clouds too whirl, then darkness spins A lightning bolt, then the deafening sound, Then it pours, N the fire flies go dim I dont amble, I dont whisk Opening my hand, gawking above, I dont decline Three winks! Drenched n detached from the me wrenching myself, I wheel as  "The Lance Armstrong" Heavy pours invite a stroll Cats and Dogs pouring down dismay Rats, ROFL! Oust as Prince Zuko, I stroll Surrendering myself to  the Zephyr Same trail but with ****** looks Hypnotic green, drenched, raise me to the Oblivion Shimmering in the distant are two dim lights N I ***** like " The Supertramp" Beginning of the ultimate inception, I touch Extending my arms to the cries of sky Dont know the destination of this alley Trying to think what 'm anticipating Though without any charge on my shoulders Flickering in the near distant are two lights I hike as " The Aron" 'm I tears, I dont know Even the silence has sulked Nothing's in my head Green n Brown, Pink n Purple hues Repose the folioles, within Distant lights are passing by now I stride as " The me" To the Aisle, where birds peep, cheep, chirp, quaver, tweet n warble From the stroll to the stride 's a short walk of hues n blues The fringes have passed by Arena's clear n so 'm I.
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Sep 3, 2016
Sep 3, 2016 at 7:10 PM UTC
Stroll to Stride
The Red Sea! It lay like a distressed soul, unsettled, deserted and restless; On its tile-paved shore, I leant against a lamp post, in the desert land; Women in burkas busied themselves with their kids and picnic baskets; While cats searched voraciously, among the rubble, for the left over bones. On my left lay Sanaa, the once upon a time city of Shem, first-born of Noah, Whence Queen Sheba embarked in all majesty with gifts for King Solomon. And far, beyond the saltiest swelling Red, lay the darkly exploited continent. Now, a warm gust of wind slogged its way into my lone distraught self. Tides heaved, flickered their wet tongues across the rubble, and licked me, Then withdrew themselves tired, but again and again returned half-heartedly With much salty tears and sweats of ******* and sufferings of bygone ages: The assorted agonies of the Mediterranean, the Indian and the Pacific deeps. Through the dull splashes, waded to me, Moses and Aron and the Pharaoh; They said: “Visitor, listen to the voices of the depths!” And I heard well The abysmal rattle of chariots, wheels and bones, uncarbontestably ancient. And in the splash of the Red, I scarily tasted the tears and blood of torments. Then they cautioned me: “Beware of the pseudo-democrats and pseudo-reds: The gunpowder brokers!” and quoted: “In this world, you’ll have troubles.” And now, the Sea sounded: “Sorry my dear son, I’m here to bear all these.” I sighed in pain, but the Sea, through the burning lamp posts, smiled at me.
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 1:27 AM UTC
THE MOMENTOUS MEETING
The Red Sea! It lay like a distressed soul, unsettled, deserted and restless; On its tile-paved shore, I leant against a lamp post, in the desert land; Women in burkas busied themselves with their kids and picnic baskets; While cats searched voraciously, among the rubble, for the left over bones. On my left lay Sanaa, the once upon a time city of Shem, first-born of Noah, Whence Queen Sheba embarked in all majesty with gifts for King Solomon. And far, beyond the saltiest swelling Red, lay the darkly exploited continent. Now, a warm gust of wind slogged its way into my lone distraught self. Tides heaved, flickered their wet tongues across the rubble, and licked me, Then withdrew themselves tired, but again and again returned half-heartedly With much salty tears and sweats of ******* and sufferings of bygone ages: The assorted agonies of the Mediterranean, the Indian and the Pacific deeps. Through the dull splashes, waded to me, Moses and Aron and the Pharaoh; They said: “Visitor, listen to the voices of the depths!” And I heard well The abysmal rattle of chariots, wheels and bones, uncarbontestably ancient. And in the splash of the Red, I scarily tasted the tears and blood of torments. Then they cautioned me: “Beware of the pseudo-democrats and pseudo-reds: The gunpowder brokers!” and quoted: “In this world, you’ll have troubles.” And now, the Sea sounded: “Sorry my dear son, I’m here to bear all these.” I sighed in pain, but the Sea, through the burning lamp posts, smiled at me.
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The Red Sea! It lay like a distressed soul, unsettled, deserted and restless; On its tile-paved shore, I leant against a lamp post, in the desert land; Women in burkas busied themselves with their kids and picnic baskets; While cats searched voraciously, among the rubble, for the left over bones. On my left lay Sanaa, the once upon a time city of Shem, first-born of Noah, Whence Queen Sheba embarked in all majesty with gifts for King Solomon. And far, beyond the saltiest swelling Red, lay the darkly exploited continent. Now, a warm gust of wind slogged its way into my lone distraught self. Tides heaved, flickered their wet tongues across the rubble, and licked me, Then withdrew themselves tired, but again and again returned half-heartedly With much salty tears and sweats of ******* and sufferings of bygone ages: The assorted agonies of the Mediterranean, the Indian and the Pacific deeps. Through the dull splashes, waded to me, Moses and Aron and the Pharaoh; They said: “Visitor, listen to the voices of the depths!” And I heard well The abysmal rattle of chariots, wheels and bones, uncarbontestably ancient. And in the splash of the Red, I scarily tasted the tears and blood of torments. Then they cautioned me: “Beware of the pseudo-democrats and pseudo-reds: The gunpowder brokers!” and quoted: “In this world, you’ll have troubles.” And now, the Sea sounded: “Sorry my dear son, I’m here to bear all these.” I sighed in pain, but the Sea, through the burning lamp posts, smiled at me.
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 8:53 AM UTC
THE MOMENTOUS MEETING
The Red Sea! It lay like a distressed soul, unsettled, deserted and restless; On its tile-paved shore, I leant against a lamp post, in the desert land; Women in burkas busied themselves with their kids and picnic baskets; While cats searched voraciously, among the rubble, for the left over bones. On my left lay Sanaa, the once upon a time city of Shem, first-born of Noah, Whence Queen Sheba embarked in all majesty with gifts for King Solomon. And far, beyond the saltiest swelling Red, lay the darkly exploited continent. Now, a warm gust of wind slogged its way into my lone distraught self. Tides heaved, flickered their wet tongues across the rubble, and licked me, Then withdrew themselves tired, but again and again returned half-heartedly With much salty tears and sweats of ******* and sufferings of bygone ages: The assorted agonies of the Mediterranean, the Indian and the Pacific deeps. Through the dull splashes, waded to me, Moses and Aron and the Pharaoh; They said: “Visitor, listen to the voices of the depths!” And I heard well The abysmal rattle of chariots, wheels and bones, uncarbontestably ancient. And in the splash of the Red, I scarily tasted the tears and blood of torments. Then they cautioned me: “Beware of the pseudo-democrats and pseudo-reds: The gunpowder brokers!” and quoted: “In this world, you’ll have troubles.” And now, the Sea sounded: “Sorry my dear son, I’m here to bear all these.” I sighed in pain, but the Sea, through the burning lamp posts, smiled at me.
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Abraham's Youth I'm white, and Jewish, and American, but I, refuse to, be scared again, let's let the truth be our teacher, for I don't want war either, and they say Jews and Arabs, have been fighting each other, for thousands of years, but we are all brothers, we bleed the same blood, share the same father, we both want a future of peace, for our daughters, I doubt Abraham, would've wanted it this way, for his children, to fight instead of play, our Father, would surely be upset, if he was looking, down from up there, so I don't buy, the propaganda they're selling, for if true, history is to be telling, Jews and Arabs, lived in harmony, underneath, the shade of olive trees, In Jerusalem, kids studied together, good books, academic endeavors, for, hundreds of years, without, hate or fear, only, love in our hearts, until, politics tore us apart… In 1948, the U.N. stepped in, with their laws, imperial rule and nuclear weapons, divide and conquer, Western Machiavellian, tactics, let me ask this, is Damascas the axis, where Abraham's ******** practice black magic withcraft? The fact is, the Baptist, the false profit priest, praying to the beast, left the light, then mixed up the good book, to make wrong seem right, left to right, they rewrote the Bible backwards, they subtracted good, and added bad words, they say it's prayer, but it's really evil practice, fkcn sorcerer magicians, rabbit in a hat tricks, but instead of a rabbit, they pull out a dove, "Look, we've capitalized off love!", or at least, the thought of it, "here, buy lots of it!" "Don't worry you'll be fine!" I don't feel fine, I feel like I'm, losing touch, with divine… So I shout with my heart, W here Is The LOVE! Come here my Brothers, give me a hug! Put down the guns, let us embrace, let us pray together, let us have some faith, Isaac, Ishmael, we are one family, let us, bless us, all of us actually, let us, break bread, and have peace, from the, West Coast, to The Middle East, this is, a New World, in The Old City, We've had, enough war, we need some peace, As-Salaam Alaikum, Wa-Alaikum Salaam, Words of the Torah, and the Koran, Shalom, Salaam, open heart, open palms, from out of the dark ages, we are the New Dawn, rising above, with hope, and with love, let there, be peace, let there, be peace... ∆aron L∆ Lux ∆
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Dec 6, 2017
Dec 6, 2017 at 1:49 AM UTC
Abraham's Youth
Abraham's Youth I'm white, and Jewish, and American, but I, refuse to, be scared again, let's let the truth be our teacher, for I don't want war either, and they say Jews and Arabs, have been fighting each other, for thousands of years, but we are all brothers, we bleed the same blood, share the same father, we both want a future of peace, for our daughters, I doubt Abraham, would've wanted it this way, for his children, to fight instead of play, our Father, would surely be upset, if he was looking, down from up there, so I don't buy, the propaganda they're selling, for if true, history is to be telling, Jews and Arabs, lived in harmony, underneath, the shade of olive trees, In Jerusalem, kids studied together, good books, academic endeavors, for, hundreds of years, without, hate or fear, only, love in our hearts, until, politics tore us apart… In 1948, the U.N. stepped in, with their laws, imperial rule and nuclear weapons, divide and conquer, Western Machiavellian, tactics, let me ask this, is Damascas the axis, where Abraham's ******** practice black magic withcraft? The fact is, the Baptist, the false profit priest, praying to the beast, left the light, then mixed up the good book, to make wrong seem right, left to right, they rewrote the Bible backwards, they subtracted good, and added bad words, they say it's prayer, but it's really evil practice, fkcn sorcerer magicians, rabbit in a hat tricks, but instead of a rabbit, they pull out a dove, "Look, we've capitalized off love!", or at least, the thought of it, "here, buy lots of it!" "Don't worry you'll be fine!" I don't feel fine, I feel like I'm, losing touch, with divine… So I shout with my heart, W here Is The LOVE! Come here my Brothers, give me a hug! Put down the guns, let us embrace, let us pray together, let us have some faith, Isaac, Ishmael, we are one family, let us, bless us, all of us actually, let us, break bread, and have peace, from the, West Coast, to The Middle East, this is, a New World, in The Old City, We've had, enough war, we need some peace, As-Salaam Alaikum, Wa-Alaikum Salaam, Words of the Torah, and the Koran, Shalom, Salaam, open heart, open palms, from out of the dark ages, we are the New Dawn, rising above, with hope, and with love, let there, be peace, let there, be peace... ∆aron L∆ Lux ∆
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The matchmaker man left milk instead of bread again and I fear his mission ending on my porch suggested remorse for his debt, and his fear deep down of what's in my head. Taking the milk jars inside, no bread or way to light my fires, of course, a short brittle reprise from what i see is no surprise the fire has been dead for me so long now the matchboy has grown and possibly forgotten his tired losses and ill-gotten gains at my expense and detriment, yet I have little sentiment and even less design on his bread and matches for naught of nightly cries and warehouse thoughts in my rolling brain waves of reclusive nut grains just bits of food to feed this lanky frame is not enough for me or eternal enough for us his hunger impaling me, my whole, a game? I consider it with a glass of milk for my kitty, a ******** reminder of the world outside me, a challenge to out-decide a riddle or maybe a small coincidence in a series of incidents cascading in an order of shorter and shorter endurance and more disorder, first in betrayal and ending in a chaotic hailstorm of fear, dread, remorse and debt ... I am saying that I am no matter what begets at my front door, regret,,,,,? Another telegram from a war torn hell? and it might as well come to me in that way because the things my brain conjures on silent Mondays, or will it be sympatico that knocks on my door like a redheaded woodpecker bangs?
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 1:22 AM UTC
I am proud to share a poem by Aron Bashword...
There she is again, accompanied, by orangish lines of sunshine, flowing, along her face her form crystalline. There she is again, appearing as a vision does, when one's searching for the soul, beautifully majestical, wild as the wind that blows, many try but none are identical, she is utterly unique, a kindred spirit, I am in awe at something so great, I am both intrigued and I fear it, like the appearance of a mighty Blue Whale, when in the deep blue and you swim near it, I desire to communicate in communion, with the essence of her spirit, it feels like a first time reunion, yet I fear my words will be incoherent, what words can I say to her, how does one speak to God? Translations, are inadequate, she is, a living Angelic Artifact, all of that… And I think all of this, as she passes by, I, wish, there were more than mere words, for she is more than mere mortal, let us light up in brilliant light, then blast off into the portal, magical, sensational, inspirational, gravitational, she is the source, of all inspiration, she can keep one on course, or lose one's concentration, these are all thoughts I think, as she draws near, I better think of something to say quick, before she forever disappears… ∆aron L∆ Lux ∆
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Nov 7, 2017
Nov 7, 2017 at 9:46 PM UTC
∆ There She Is ∆
Everytime i feel the urge to commit suicide , I try to feel  how a dead person is to us when ***** comits suicide. When someone comits suicide That person become a dead body to us within hours, just a cold insensible body and faded memory in days . Time fly's like wind in a hurricane . Try to think this from the point of that person who want to commit suicide . How lazy and slow his days are ... Passing every hour for him is like slicing own arm that is pinned beneath an 800 pounds boulder !! No numbing medicine .  unimaginable pain Not everyone is "Aron Ralston"   But everyone should posses his courage. You can't live in your mind and expect you'll be saved . Reality requires emotional resilience . And pain demands to be felt . You can endure all things by grace. !!!
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Sep 16, 2020
Sep 16, 2020 at 4:45 PM UTC
Suicide
God Ordained Moses to Lead Israel Out of Egypt Moses was out for a leisure walk and saw a fire and upon taking a closer look at what was burning, he was greatly surprised to discover a bush was on fire, but was not being consumed. As he stood wondering at it, a voice boomed out of it, saying, "TAKE OFF YOUR SHOES! YOU ARE STANDING ON SACRED GROUND!" As Moses was taking off his shoes, the voice continued speaking:" I am the God of your father, of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. I have been listening to the prayers of my people in Egypt, and see the affliction upon them from their taskmasters, and am moved by their sorrows. I am going to rescue them from the slavery of the Egyptians and lead them to a land of milk and honey. Moses, I have chosen you to go talk to the Pharoah of Egypt and lead my people, the children of Israel out of Egypt" And Moses said, "I am greatly honored that you think enough of me for such a worthy responsibility, but I am not your man for such a task. For one thing I am not a good talker, and besides that I am slow of speech." God replied to Moses "Moses" said God "Throw down your rod on the ground." And Moses did as God told him, and his rod became a snake. "Now pick it up by it's tail" And when Moes did so, the snake returned into Moses rod. Then God spoke again to Moses saying, " Now put your hand under your shirt."  And when he pulled his hand out, it was white with leprously. "Now return your hand, which Moss did and when Moses drew his hand back out, it was as healthy as his other hand. "Now Moses, if my people will not follow you by these signs, dip some water from the river and pour some on the ground and it shall turn into blood." But Moses still was not convinced he was the man for the task God was calling him to do. He began making excuses why he was not God's man for the task. "I am not eloquent" "I am not a speaker" "I studder when I talk" "Th e leaders of Israel will not believe me" God had an answer for every excuse Moses came up with. He recruited Aron, Moses's brother, to convey to Moses His words to tell Israel and Pharaoh.
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Feb 18, 2022
Feb 18, 2022 at 6:58 AM UTC
Moses and the Burning Bush
God Ordained Moses to Lead Israel Out of Egypt Moses was out for a leisure walk and saw a fire and upon taking a closer look at what was burning, he was greatly surprised to discover a bush was on fire, but was not being consumed. As he stood wondering at it, a voice boomed out of it, saying, "TAKE OFF YOUR SHOES! YOU ARE STANDING ON SACRED GROUND!" As Moses was taking off his shoes, the voice continued speaking:" I am the God of your father, of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. I have been listening to the prayers of my people in Egypt, and see the affliction upon them from their taskmasters, and am moved by their sorrows. I am going to rescue them from the slavery of the Egyptians and lead them to a land of milk and honey. Moses, I have chosen you to go talk to the Pharoah of Egypt and lead my people, the children of Israel out of Egypt" And Moses said, "I am greatly honored that you think enough of me for such a worthy responsibility, but I am not your man for such a task. For one thing I am not a good talker, and besides that I am slow of speech." God replied to Moses "Moses" said God "Throw down your rod on the ground." And Moses did as God told him, and his rod became a snake. "Now pick it up by it's tail" And when Moes did so, the snake returned into Moses rod. Then God spoke again to Moses saying, " Now put your hand under your shirt."  And when he pulled his hand out, it was white with leprously. "Now return your hand, which Moss did and when Moses drew his hand back out, it was as healthy as his other hand. "Now Moses, if my people will not follow you by these signs, dip some water from the river and pour some on the ground and it shall turn into blood." But Moses still was not convinced he was the man for the task God was calling him to do. He began making excuses why he was not God's man for the task. "I am not eloquent" "I am not a speaker" "I studder when I talk" "Th e leaders of Israel will not believe me" God had an answer for every excuse Moses came up with. He recruited Aron, Moses's brother, to convey to Moses His words to tell Israel and Pharaoh.
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Once Aron was born in France, in Paris, In an official family as Franςois- Marie. A literary world was closer to his Soul. Don’t confuse him with Walter that’s Henri. He began his literary path in aristocrats’ House, covering with mockery, satires— For this then he joined the number of expats, His annual income was twenty thousand Lires. He did live in England for three years Never to be forgotten, studying poems, prose. But then Voltaire belonged to that sort of persons Who could not find his moorage in Britain, of course. And thus he lived: wandering, returning, France’s spirit lured him as before. He was So tired for many years of wandering, And bought the estate in Geneva’s outskirts. And Voltaire settled there living in Boarding- houses off noble ladies, nobles’ All kinds, his income was grey, although he knew laws, And was admitted to monarchs their match being. And when at eighty he came back to Paris, And there he passed to his rest further, In Paris you can never avoid love’s bliss, Here lived Voltaire, a poet, a philosopher. {2019} ВОЛЬТЕР Родился Аруэ во Франции, в Париже. В чиновничьей семье как Франсуа-Мари. Литературы мир ему был права ближе. Не путайте его с Вальтером, что Анри! Литературный путь в домах аристократов Он начал проходить с насмешек и сатир – За это он примкнул потом к числу экспатов, И годовой доход был двести тысяч лир! Он в Англии прожил три незабвенных года: Политику, стихи и прозу изучал. Но таковой была вольтерова порода, Что не обрёл тогда в Британии причал. И жил он так: скитаясь-возвращаясь: Дух Франции его по-прежнему манил. За многие года он так устал, скитаясь: В Женеве как-то раз имение купил. И там осел Вольтер, живя на пансионах От благородных дам и всяческих вельмож. И серый был доход, хоть ведал он в законах – Равнее равных ты, когда к монархам вхож! Но в восемьдесят лет вернулся он в столицу. И там он опочил потом на склоне лет. В Париж нельзя никак, приехав, не влюбиться! Здесь жил Вольтер – философ и поэт! {11.11.2019} Translator - I. Toporov
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May 13, 2020
May 13, 2020 at 1:38 PM UTC
Voltaire
Once Aron was born in France, in Paris, In an official family as Franςois- Marie. A literary world was closer to his Soul. Don’t confuse him with Walter that’s Henri. He began his literary path in aristocrats’ House, covering with mockery, satires— For this then he joined the number of expats, His annual income was twenty thousand Lires. He did live in England for three years Never to be forgotten, studying poems, prose. But then Voltaire belonged to that sort of persons Who could not find his moorage in Britain, of course. And thus he lived: wandering, returning, France’s spirit lured him as before. He was So tired for many years of wandering, And bought the estate in Geneva’s outskirts. And Voltaire settled there living in Boarding- houses off noble ladies, nobles’ All kinds, his income was grey, although he knew laws, And was admitted to monarchs their match being. And when at eighty he came back to Paris, And there he passed to his rest further, In Paris you can never avoid love’s bliss, Here lived Voltaire, a poet, a philosopher. {2019} ВОЛЬТЕР Родился Аруэ во Франции, в Париже. В чиновничьей семье как Франсуа-Мари. Литературы мир ему был права ближе. Не путайте его с Вальтером, что Анри! Литературный путь в домах аристократов Он начал проходить с насмешек и сатир – За это он примкнул потом к числу экспатов, И годовой доход был двести тысяч лир! Он в Англии прожил три незабвенных года: Политику, стихи и прозу изучал. Но таковой была вольтерова порода, Что не обрёл тогда в Британии причал. И жил он так: скитаясь-возвращаясь: Дух Франции его по-прежнему манил. За многие года он так устал, скитаясь: В Женеве как-то раз имение купил. И там осел Вольтер, живя на пансионах От благородных дам и всяческих вельмож. И серый был доход, хоть ведал он в законах – Равнее равных ты, когда к монархам вхож! Но в восемьдесят лет вернулся он в столицу. И там он опочил потом на склоне лет. В Париж нельзя никак, приехав, не влюбиться! Здесь жил Вольтер – философ и поэт! {11.11.2019} Translator - I. Toporov
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