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"assemblage" poems
ken not the vive la différence! entre les deux, these two bed and head chambers, for all poets are seducers, regardless of *** race, creed or color when first we employ our working, yeoman vocabulary, we plain start, to relate but not to regale, the whom we are, hoping our moments unique, will breach the boundaries of our collective commonality connectivity, and find human receptivity thus, the seduction of self commences though every possible combination of words has somewhere been inscribed and committed, we ****** ourselves (the seduction of poetry) with potions of notions that we are and always be our first, and now soon forever, yours as well of course, we are, it's true, our very own first admirer & lover, having conquered the hillock of self, see the universe expanding and the ****** need to conceive and prowess to please beyond the beyond with the poetry of seduction do not want your body, heart or soul, commitment, allegiance, vows, sacred or profane, all such in vain crave your everything, not even a legal nine-tenths satisfactory dare not call me arrogant or presumptive, gaze upon the mirror that cannot lie, rereading thy words assemblage, and deny to lie to yourself want you, you want me, my adoration, we want to be in a poem together, lovers at the molecular level where words dissected into letters, then again, into guttural sounds where a simple outcry is an elegy, a love poem, a wound, a denouement, a preface, a tear, a welling, a heaving, a sigh, an exhalation, all, an entrance to where the need for words is long since past the sin and crown of seduction completed, unanimously now breathe out and then, breathe in
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 3:54 PM UTC
the poetry of seduction, the seduction of poetry
ken not the vive la différence! entre les deux, these two bed and head chambers, for all poets are seducers, regardless of *** race, creed or color when first we employ our working, yeoman vocabulary, we plain start, to relate but not to regale, the whom we are, hoping our moments unique, will breach the boundaries of our collective commonality connectivity, and find human receptivity thus, the seduction of self commences though every possible combination of words has somewhere been inscribed and committed, we ****** ourselves (the seduction of poetry) with potions of notions that we are and always be our first, and now soon forever, yours as well of course, we are, it's true, our very own first admirer & lover, having conquered the hillock of self, see the universe expanding and the ****** need to conceive and prowess to please beyond the beyond with the poetry of seduction do not want your body, heart or soul, commitment, allegiance, vows, sacred or profane, all such in vain crave your everything, not even a legal nine-tenths satisfactory dare not call me arrogant or presumptive, gaze upon the mirror that cannot lie, rereading thy words assemblage, and deny to lie to yourself want you, you want me, my adoration, we want to be in a poem together, lovers at the molecular level where words dissected into letters, then again, into guttural sounds where a simple outcry is an elegy, a love poem, a wound, a denouement, a preface, a tear, a welling, a heaving, a sigh, an exhalation, all, an entrance to where the need for words is long since past the sin and crown of seduction completed, unanimously now breathe out and then, breathe in
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Stuffed, Grains of sugar fall to the ground. Mutilated flesh covered in corn syrup Wait till it dries, scrumptious. Blood, red as cherry liquourice Seeps from open wounds. Body perforated at the Arms Legs Head Ready for dis-assemblage. Save for later
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Jul 21, 2014
Jul 21, 2014 at 10:46 PM UTC
Candy
Offshore Oil Exploration Months of preparatory work, Permits obtained. Maps explored, sited, Ground and beneath scanned, Each contour drawn, plotted, named. Equipment assemblage. Platform designed and towed, Pre-commencement government inspection Constant. We test. Slowly, the loose, easy dirt, Gives in.  No rejoicing yet, premature. The diverter in place, functions well. The deeper the bit, the harder the resistance. The camera's eyes monitor until We reach depths too deep for their functioning. The derrickhands order about the junior roustabouts, Check the mud pumps, check the pH levels, Do this, do that. The pecking order on board clear. The kings of the rig, the drillers, in charge. Then, disaster. Oil spill. Worse. Not only smiling, She has Opened her eyes and Ceased purring. P.S. This would as is my custom be, Re-entitled properly: First Poem of the Day: Offshore Oil Exploration
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 7:02 AM UTC
I. Offshore Oil Exploration
No buttressed vaulted ceilings here, or monkish men in robes of cloth, a space where things are sold and bought and yet, there is an atmosphere: A cloistered hush outside of time, etched in rows of words, wooden, the self’s restrained demarcation seeds this scene for the sublime. “In the beginning was the word”, nothing before that differentiation, in the assemblage of imagination, a whispered restless breath is heard, as marks on paper command the motion of eyes and thoughts across a texture in which silence is a rapture, the echo of yearning and union. Copyright © 2003 Gary Brocks
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Aug 27, 2018
Aug 27, 2018 at 5:03 PM UTC
LINES COMPOSED IN A BOOKSTORE ON THE TRANSCENDENT NATURE OF READING
Acquiesce here my love Ameliorate my heart The assemblage of circumstance provides dulcet ebullience An efflorescent dalliance conflated into cathartic becoming My bucolic bungalow made upon your callipygous A young Life’s denouement Your evocative elixir fetching An erstwhile emollient embrocation Your eloquent fingers find their way to frisson My felicitous chatoyant gambols in glamor like a halcyon incipient made ineffable by the look of the ingénue The labyrinthine inglenook lagoon leisurely lithe The murmurous daffodils wink at the insouciance of your beauty A panoply panacea, the half shadow complete as an epiphany Quintessential to feminine riparian resplendence Your mellifluous voice, an opulent offing, the sumptuous summery soliloquy of an angel Cools my soul like the smell of earth after rain Your propinquity ripples the scintilla of my spirit Your surreptitious smile like a zephyr quietly whispers Its redolent seraglio sempiternal in my thoughts As skyward gazes like saccharine gossamer lilt with the knowledge of our raveling juxtaposition a masterful pastiche, the cynosure of divine revelation
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 9:25 PM UTC
Beautiful Words
I display my collection of skeletons openly on my wrist Only employing their usage if someone carelessly insists They jingle, jangle, clack My bleached bracelet of many bones Clattering and bumping into each other Waiting for a black corner to call home I wear my assemblage of dancing skeletons on my wrist Dangerous they are Besotted with madness   Sometimes I simply cannot resist Taking one, two or perhaps three and giving them a toss Calling secrets from their crafted tombs Time, deeds and scars Glittering jewels of a humans emotional wall So if you see me with bones around my wrist Cease your scheming despot take heed and desist Lest I take another one of these skeletons and give it a toss And watch your dreams descend into that they call The long walk. @ copyright Tammy M. Darby April 11, 2018.
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 8:43 PM UTC
Skeletons
I woke from the deepest of daydreams, my eyes focusing after being long glazed over. It’s late in the afternoon-- the light pours through the window— it draws across above my left shoulder. The tea kettle whistles like a freight train in the background. She’s in the kitchen, but I can easily see her veiny hands dropping the Earl Grey tea ball into the scolding water. —her hands, like old softly crumpled white paper. The same routine, every day since great granddad passed in 1961. Rock forward, rock backward. What time could it be? Was I out for long? Fresh cut grass, the familiar smell of lawn and moth ball I so readily identify with this old Victorian house built by my family. Evermore, the scent of kerosene dances with the freshness of bologna and tomato sandwiches on lightly toasted pumpernickel bread. Where’s that 1000 piece puzzle with kittens in a basket? Long gone? I guess it’s been over a decade since me and my sister last conquered that puzzle and strategically placed connected and sectioned chunks back in the box for easy assemblage on future rainy days. Rock forward, rock backward. Her first step from kitchen tile to wood planks sets off a chain reaction of creeks and moans that only wood of this age and wear can produce. She enters the sitting room, puts the tea tray atop the white baby grand piano: “tea time, honey,” she whispers with a crooked smile and sad eyes. Rock forward, rock backward.
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 11:55 PM UTC
Viola's Rocking Chair
I stepped in through his ears, covered in hot mud and rolled off his tongue clean as a whistle. I was no longer a whisper, he uttered in a painted mirror. Scratching out two eyes that saw nothing but themselves. He came to wonder if there are ants in my stomach feeding an army off the peaches I couldn’t eat for six summers. Three winters with no springs yet, the snow up to my neck. My eyes spilt pearls like a Japanese ghost, onto the white cold he buried me in. and when that melts into the lush green we’ve yet to writhe on, I hope there are limbs left to entwine us, I hope there are streams made to wash us. My body unchilled is sight for him to absorb, and record and plan a trip. Diction may be a skill he knows that I have learned to be versed in, but no matter the assemblage of my alibis, he finds me guilty, so I choose to make quiet familiar, and comfortable and the stringy nerve endings I've grafted into his skin and his kiss when I love him, are threatened to be severed with scalding water, poured from the darkest kettle called doubt.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 7:58 AM UTC
Jheronimus Kiss
War; absolute This will be my macadam into re-assemblage For if I'm not on edge, I'm taking up too much precious space What wickedness lies beneath the surface of the skin? I should know this place better than anyone But my landscape has become mercurial Ever changing, impossible to map I am forced to navigate its pitfalls in ever complicating ways It has become a desolate place I alone should rule here, my sovereignty unquestioned Yet I've become content to be complacent, and have allowed a sickly intruder to slip past my walls They infect, demoralize: turn my skin to stone They must be expunged; cut out, snipped from the healthy flesh like a cancer As one removes a gangrenous foot to save the leg Though my tools at the moment are blunt, I sharpen them daily with the whetstone afforded to me They will not continue to expel bile into the bloodstream for long My strength returns by the hour They know this, and they tremble I am the goddess to whom this altar is devoted I am righteous fury, come to cleanse this blight with holy fire and flood The war drums sound as the gate is lifted The iron bell tolls -- judgement day cometh
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 8:25 PM UTC
Valkyrie
Oh my self-loathing is disgustingly indulgent, It destroys my health I wallow with glee for hours in the pits of my own self-hatred Everything I do say and see I use as ammo in an endless war against myself Repulsive, ******** Excentric , erratic Shy, fake, problematic I wish I had a plug hole In the soupy head of mine That I could just pull out And all the darkness would go down the drain and I’d be fine But my fansty world turns on me And casts shadows on others I don’t see them in their true light As my fellow sisters and brothers By day the world grinds in my head An endless mill of screams By night by actions haunt me In rancid vivid dreams This assemblage of stupid attributes that is me Follows this girl around relentlessly Too fixated on yourself, you selfish ***** You hate everyone else and make them a demon or a witch This demon lives inside the gray matter that is your brain It turns any sunny day into melancholic rain I will live alone with no comfort but my own insanity I see those on the streets who do the same and fear that destiny After all, Is madness not a sane response to the collective psychosis that is society?
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 3:50 AM UTC
A big melting slice of self hate
Today the earth below me provided energy the grass and trees around me provided energy the sky above me provided energy the sun beyond me provided energy Giving in unique ways asking nothing in return Red and Orange from the earth Yellow from the sun Green from the grass and trees Blue from the sky Chakras opened to receive spinning in glee absorbing these gifts I feel life, and alive I feel love, and loved Love in the balance Love in the beauty Love in the bounty I have waited for spring longing for just this flow conversion of perception shifting the Assemblage point From this new fulcrum comes further recognition we are here learning to create safe nurturing spaces for each other Our gifts to give are to respect to encourage to celebrate to support to cherish to shelter to create to listen to guide to adore to heal Living Loving Unconditionally Visualize this space Deep roots of a tree anchoring Strong trunk of a tree supporting Branches of a tree expanding creation Leaves of a tree celebrating life Allowing each other to be and express in safety and love we may create this as gifts for each other manifesting in our Power bridging Heavens and Earth
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 10:17 AM UTC
Nurturing Spectrum
Displayed in a forever line of serpentines Stretching over many days and weeks and years, The dominoes stand upright in the dusk; Each a careful distance from the next, All skillfully and artfully arranged. A prideful eye surveys the intricate design That wonders at the craftsmanship involved And blesses luck that gifted steady hands And a non-ending stack of pieces - Hoping that an earthquake does not come. Who will have the honor of the push That starts the clicking trail of doom That ends with helter-skelter rubble On the floor or mortuary slab As dominoes become a life all lived. Will it be anger like a piercing knife Or some organic instrument That weakens the well organized Assemblage of a life and makes it fall Like a domino nudged out of line. Frustration or depression, which will it be That starts the tiles to falling And once moving with no hope to stop. Will it it be by accident or force of will- I need to add a few more at the end I can’t afford to buy another box.     ljm
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 11:29 AM UTC
DOMINOES
I woke up from a bad dream trembling under the strength of deformed uncertainty. On this quiet, sweet night I dreamed that my mask is melting. Nakedness beneath terribly surprised me, I felt bare while disgustingly beautiful pink skin stuck out from beneath magnificently repulsive layer of white chalk which ran down my face in the beans. In single moment thousands fluorescent drops of days passed before my blue eyes and thousands of miles of pictures mixed as psychedelic assemblage. I was hoping that I would for ever float on silk of big circus tent, the place between sleep and wake and that I will never be touched by reality pedestrians or nightmare riders. Returned from a long journey dedicated to the cult of friendship riding on a brass beast sentenced to a breakdown. Return is a successful escape from the curious conductors who wear chains and key, maneuvering between spacecrafts driven by hesitative captains, sliding in between hot geysers of alcoholic delirium on the crystal surface of Arctic ice. Sweet and bitter is the view over always the same icy peaks that cast always different shadows, while the foamy rugged hillsides are blurred with the haze of responsibility, sunny with the light of honesty, depending on the morning. I rub my eyes while my mask, of which I am very grateful, still persistently covers the lines of my face and I wonder whether kilometers traveled last night were part of a dream or reality?
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Mar 23, 2013
Mar 23, 2013 at 12:04 PM UTC
Harlequin's return
if i could paint a picture of how much i regret the way things ended it would be a sad assemblage of pastel blues and greys and blacks stained with flecks of golden yellow not unlike the thunderheads currently taking up residence in my head. If i could write you a letter it would be yet another failed attempt at describing how much my very soul aches for something as simple as your presence. if i could hold your hand the nearby flowers would bloom and the sun would glow green with envy. if i could kiss your lips i would certainly lose my mind and not want to be found ever again. if i could call out your name i would hope that the winds would show me pity and carry my voice to your ears. if i were to sing a song it would be a beautiful ballad every measure dedicated to another flawless part of you. if i could build a bridge that spanned across time it would lead me back to that wednesday in august in your arms slipping into slumber to the rhythm of the raindrops tapping upon the windowpane. if i could tell a story it would be of the way the sun chases the moon across the sky; to urge everyone everywhere to cherish those close to them. if i could make myself stronger i would squeeze the earth until the number of miles between you and i dwindled down to zero. if i could look into a mirror i would be puzzled by what i would see and find it hard to recognize the face staring back at me. if i could give you my heart i would in an instant. in the time it takes for my heart to beat its last iambic i would rip open true ribs one through five and offer my crimson ***** to you. if i could have met you any other way under different circumstances in a different time under a different sun maybe this would have ended differently or not ended at all.
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 10:48 AM UTC
wishes, desires
if i could paint a picture of how much i regret the way things ended it would be a sad assemblage of pastel blues and greys and blacks stained with flecks of golden yellow not unlike the thunderheads currently taking up residence in my head. If i could write you a letter it would be yet another failed attempt at describing how much my very soul aches for something as simple as your presence. if i could hold your hand the nearby flowers would bloom and the sun would glow green with envy. if i could kiss your lips i would certainly lose my mind and not want to be found ever again. if i could call out your name i would hope that the winds would show me pity and carry my voice to your ears. if i were to sing a song it would be a beautiful ballad every measure dedicated to another flawless part of you. if i could build a bridge that spanned across time it would lead me back to that wednesday in august in your arms slipping into slumber to the rhythm of the raindrops tapping upon the windowpane. if i could tell a story it would be of the way the sun chases the moon across the sky; to urge everyone everywhere to cherish those close to them. if i could make myself stronger i would squeeze the earth until the number of miles between you and i dwindled down to zero. if i could look into a mirror i would be puzzled by what i would see and find it hard to recognize the face staring back at me. if i could give you my heart i would in an instant. in the time it takes for my heart to beat its last iambic i would rip open true ribs one through five and offer my crimson ***** to you. if i could have met you any other way under different circumstances in a different time under a different sun maybe this would have ended differently or not ended at all.
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Bucolic etchings stimulate The soul An assemblage of vegetation Boils blood Beauty is discovered in a desultory penumbra God's message A subtle stroll in a sylvan birthing A chapel To the Romantics with love Nature rejoices
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Apr 29, 2013
Apr 29, 2013 at 2:34 PM UTC
Ode to Romanticism
i am an assemblage of broken promises and abandoned dreams, of bruised tissues and faulty organs, of poisoned blood. i am part sky and two parts ocean, the moon clings to me and i to it. i am concealed by a sheath of milky skin, a sad and slow smile and fading eyes. i wear my clothes like a suit of armor, hiding behind cotton and polyester as if they make me invisible. i am not strong, nor am i wise. the years have taught me this time and time again. i fall for cheap escapes and bright lights even though i know i will soon hold them accountable for my impenetrable sadness. i have built walls, brick by brick, until my body became an enchanted fortress. there is a moat around the circumference of my heart and be warned the alligators are trained to ward off trespassers. i am the past that i cling to and the future that i fear with every ounce of my being. i am fleeing every place i ever step foot upon. see me now. now i am gone.
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 10:43 AM UTC
disassemble me //
Many lips never gave them any sporting chance, As far as that Championship was concerned. Left they the shores of the country, perchance, To boot their thorny way to a certain end. In the first two games sheer mediocrity Displayed they, finishing both in a draw. Most fans and analysts on their heads heavy Words heaped, saying they'd not get a straw From the tournament. Came the third match, Which they won relievingly, 2-0 was the Score. Coming 2nd in the group they did ****** Scraping a quarter-final berth against the Ivory Coast team, the competition's chief favorite. At this stage all hopes of further advancement, Like mists, vanished. Folks and fans affright Were that the boys against their next opponent-- Even ere they kicked the ball--would surely lose. For how would they face such an assemblage Of stars on parade and prevail! They did cruise To the semi final however by grit and gauge. Like an eagle dear soared they over the Mali Main team too, by 4 goals to 1. When the wind Fiercest is, against thunderstorm, the eagle amazingly Would glide through it. And that was the kind Of spirit the Nigeria Super Eagles possessed that Made them triumph after 19 years at the Africa Cup of Nations over others, when they beat by 1-0 flat In the finals Burkina Faso, despite opposition tough. Pundits and people seldom give us success Chances in life, seeming to have our very fate In their hands. Yet, like daring David did press Forward to confront Goliath great with his faith Firm in God and self, likewise so must every Soul serious and desirous about his destiny do. For no mortal being over our fortune final authority Has on earth. Coach Stephen Keshi and his crew Believed in the players and themselves and went On to lift the Orange Africa Cup in that event.
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Feb 17, 2013
Feb 17, 2013 at 8:06 AM UTC
The Super Eagles
Many lips never gave them any sporting chance, As far as that Championship was concerned. Left they the shores of the country, perchance, To boot their thorny way to a certain end. In the first two games sheer mediocrity Displayed they, finishing both in a draw. Most fans and analysts on their heads heavy Words heaped, saying they'd not get a straw From the tournament. Came the third match, Which they won relievingly, 2-0 was the Score. Coming 2nd in the group they did ****** Scraping a quarter-final berth against the Ivory Coast team, the competition's chief favorite. At this stage all hopes of further advancement, Like mists, vanished. Folks and fans affright Were that the boys against their next opponent-- Even ere they kicked the ball--would surely lose. For how would they face such an assemblage Of stars on parade and prevail! They did cruise To the semi final however by grit and gauge. Like an eagle dear soared they over the Mali Main team too, by 4 goals to 1. When the wind Fiercest is, against thunderstorm, the eagle amazingly Would glide through it. And that was the kind Of spirit the Nigeria Super Eagles possessed that Made them triumph after 19 years at the Africa Cup of Nations over others, when they beat by 1-0 flat In the finals Burkina Faso, despite opposition tough. Pundits and people seldom give us success Chances in life, seeming to have our very fate In their hands. Yet, like daring David did press Forward to confront Goliath great with his faith Firm in God and self, likewise so must every Soul serious and desirous about his destiny do. For no mortal being over our fortune final authority Has on earth. Coach Stephen Keshi and his crew Believed in the players and themselves and went On to lift the Orange Africa Cup in that event.
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That journey from Morgue was hardly an hour and a half But my travail took me through thirty years, Holding his cradle tight, lest to wake him up from that eternal sleep As he was laid in that ambulance all dressed up for his final journey, He looked the smart, tall "Chettan ", unlike the child I tended a month back Forlorn in some early childhood shores, courtesy the Alzheimer's A bump ahead on the road shook the ambulance and me from my thoughts In a reflex, my hands went to hold him from falling from the cradle An eerie chill went through my spine, he was ice cold- the body was in Morgue for long Water soaks through his new shirt, ice melts in the outside heat “Chettan” who stood so tall for you to always looked up to… Who came with abundance in his back pack every Friday With his Murphy radio playing melodies deep in to the nights With his cloak work precisions for breakfast to dinner times With his grins and growls that moved the moods of “Chechi ” Have you ever tried to feel a body from the morgue? An ice cold, motion less, sensor less body That moment and the eerie chill is a revelation Death is so penetratingly cold That you wish you don’t have senses to feel it anymore Ambulance halted at the large assemblage of mourners I stepped out, a furious movie flash back playing in that ‘space within my heart’ He laid there- ice cold; waiting to be escorted, to the pyre; With that space within his heart gone to a void, unwittingly - all rights reserved
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 5:03 PM UTC
With him, in his journey...
That journey from Morgue was hardly an hour and a half But my travail took me through thirty years, Holding his cradle tight, lest to wake him up from that eternal sleep As he was laid in that ambulance all dressed up for his final journey, He looked the smart, tall "Chettan ", unlike the child I tended a month back Forlorn in some early childhood shores, courtesy the Alzheimer's A bump ahead on the road shook the ambulance and me from my thoughts In a reflex, my hands went to hold him from falling from the cradle An eerie chill went through my spine, he was ice cold- the body was in Morgue for long Water soaks through his new shirt, ice melts in the outside heat “Chettan” who stood so tall for you to always looked up to… Who came with abundance in his back pack every Friday With his Murphy radio playing melodies deep in to the nights With his cloak work precisions for breakfast to dinner times With his grins and growls that moved the moods of “Chechi ” Have you ever tried to feel a body from the morgue? An ice cold, motion less, sensor less body That moment and the eerie chill is a revelation Death is so penetratingly cold That you wish you don’t have senses to feel it anymore Ambulance halted at the large assemblage of mourners I stepped out, a furious movie flash back playing in that ‘space within my heart’ He laid there- ice cold; waiting to be escorted, to the pyre; With that space within his heart gone to a void, unwittingly - all rights reserved
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Oh beloved Hyacinth, my sparkling youth so fine More brilliant than all objects that shine Fit for erecting a sacrificial shrine Let my whole self be only thine Harken all of you to Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth! Oh citizens of Sparta, offer me your finest ***** In my arms his amorous body will never shrink Never will he be placed on peril’s brink His glorious soul under my care will never stink Harken all of you to Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth! Oh beloved Hyacinth, you will learn a lot in my guidance For any man of the arts, this is the greatest chance In music & sports, you’ll surely enhance You can have the future the power to glance Harken all of you to Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth! Oh gods & goddesses, behold Hyacinth evolve better His charming countenance will turn brighter His adorable assemblage will go stronger If you give him to me and no other Harken all of you to Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth! Oh beloved Hyacinth, in my lap you’ll have the greatest nourishment I will keep you away from any predicament My healing powers will safeguard you from ailment Never will your body & soul be in torment Harken all of you to Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth! Oh mortals & immortals, you will never regret Hyacinth will flourish if you make me your bet From me so many he’ll know & get To you I’ll unveil his being’s greatest secret! -02/12/2015 (Dumarao) *Hopelessly Immortal Collection
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Sep 21, 2019
Sep 21, 2019 at 9:54 PM UTC
Apollo’s Serenade for Hyacinth
I like looking at your face. The colors appear to me like a soft glow. Even the shadows and the darkness under your eyes. Darker than your cheeks. Your lovingly flushed cheeks, complimenting the shades of your eyes and lips. Your lips. Your perfect, perfect lips. I looked at your face and told you "Perfect" and you said, "Nothing is Perfect." And I told you I didn't create that idea intentionally That the word just comes to me again and again. I didn’t ask but it just keeps popping in, saying 'hello' to my mind and telling me that "Perfect" is correct. Every time I look at you "like that" ––the way I do when you ask what I'm thinking–– I marvel at your complexion, the assemblage, construction, melding, artistry of you. Here. Here is what I am thinking: I think of an artist–– Someone who sketches. Someone who draws. Not with charcoal. Something more fine. Dark pencil, maybe. Or a quick, sharp pen. Richly dark Purposeful and Exact. Because your lips are drawn with perfect, simple, sharp symmetry as if your artist knew what was wanted what was needed and drew. Then left because there was nothing more to add. No, if he left he must've come back to look at you some more like I do. The quick strokes, the genius behind his hand. The brilliance of a movement of ink on canvas of skin. Your lips are complete in their famously simple, touch-and-look-how-kissable, delighted, red, red lips. Your lips and cheeks go well together. And your green-yellow-maybe-brown-too eyes With your naturally dark black eyelashes. Straight. The same artist who drew your lips outlined your face. The lines are the same. The style has forethought. The skill used was confident and assured, your artist. I can praise your artist and do. Amazement and I see how you study me as I watch. You can see me taking you in and I like how we can just look at each other. I like just to look. Sometimes, yes, I think other things... but often, so often, it is this. I contentedly study, observe to understand and embrace your being… The more I look and the more we feel each other, the closer I think I am to reaching your soul. Your base-level. Soul. ... People should be more hesitant in using that word. It is used too lightly, too readily, too frequently. I doubt people know a soul as often as they think they do. Intimacy is different. A soul is different. But that's what I'm interested in. I've gotten glimpses. I am comfortable around you. We have a lot of fun together, don't we? Huh? But I like that we can just be, too. So. That’s something I think. There. And I wish I could draw for you or paint or cut but writing is my medium, my form. So I describe for you how I can. What I can in words.
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Mar 10, 2010
Mar 10, 2010 at 3:31 PM UTC
Recognition
I like looking at your face. The colors appear to me like a soft glow. Even the shadows and the darkness under your eyes. Darker than your cheeks. Your lovingly flushed cheeks, complimenting the shades of your eyes and lips. Your lips. Your perfect, perfect lips. I looked at your face and told you "Perfect" and you said, "Nothing is Perfect." And I told you I didn't create that idea intentionally That the word just comes to me again and again. I didn’t ask but it just keeps popping in, saying 'hello' to my mind and telling me that "Perfect" is correct. Every time I look at you "like that" ––the way I do when you ask what I'm thinking–– I marvel at your complexion, the assemblage, construction, melding, artistry of you. Here. Here is what I am thinking: I think of an artist–– Someone who sketches. Someone who draws. Not with charcoal. Something more fine. Dark pencil, maybe. Or a quick, sharp pen. Richly dark Purposeful and Exact. Because your lips are drawn with perfect, simple, sharp symmetry as if your artist knew what was wanted what was needed and drew. Then left because there was nothing more to add. No, if he left he must've come back to look at you some more like I do. The quick strokes, the genius behind his hand. The brilliance of a movement of ink on canvas of skin. Your lips are complete in their famously simple, touch-and-look-how-kissable, delighted, red, red lips. Your lips and cheeks go well together. And your green-yellow-maybe-brown-too eyes With your naturally dark black eyelashes. Straight. The same artist who drew your lips outlined your face. The lines are the same. The style has forethought. The skill used was confident and assured, your artist. I can praise your artist and do. Amazement and I see how you study me as I watch. You can see me taking you in and I like how we can just look at each other. I like just to look. Sometimes, yes, I think other things... but often, so often, it is this. I contentedly study, observe to understand and embrace your being… The more I look and the more we feel each other, the closer I think I am to reaching your soul. Your base-level. Soul. ... People should be more hesitant in using that word. It is used too lightly, too readily, too frequently. I doubt people know a soul as often as they think they do. Intimacy is different. A soul is different. But that's what I'm interested in. I've gotten glimpses. I am comfortable around you. We have a lot of fun together, don't we? Huh? But I like that we can just be, too. So. That’s something I think. There. And I wish I could draw for you or paint or cut but writing is my medium, my form. So I describe for you how I can. What I can in words.
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I was a loner when i was born I will be a loner when i'm gone The good,the bad and the ugly....the highs and lows of life.... ....i've seen it all There were times when i wished i were dead And then there were times when i had a ball I've never had no expectations...coz whenever i've had one i've lost it all Isolation's been my best friend One misery in my life followed by another...that's been the trend I once looked at the stars.. ...How they seemed to shine so bright!!!... ....It's like they were making love to the universe Out in the dark....in the open sky Some in a cluster... While some spread so very far As far as my sight went..right up to the distant horizon .....Beautiful assemblage of lights Just looking at them made me high... I guess we r all looking for that one particular face(the star of our life)..somewhere out among the stars. Alas!!!... i don't have this luxury with me SSHHH!!!!.........can you hear it??.... .....The serene silence of Death ..the bitter taste...the elixir that frees you from the chaos and confusion of life I sometimes want it so bad.... Truth and falsity....hope and regret...they all find peace in death As my body grows old with the advent of time And my soul is but aching... Life has reduced me to a caricature ...All i wish for is to go to that place of eternal sleep ...and for Death to engulf me in it's fury-filled grasp.
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Jun 20, 2015
Jun 20, 2015 at 5:53 AM UTC
Deathwish
By Jennifersoter Ezewi I found a place: Where plagiarism fears its license. A place where works attracts its audience. It is a place of publicity: Where reviews encourage its own. The assemblage of legends. It is a place of refuge: Where works standout. A place of honour: Where applause exchange glances. It is the latest place: A very safe place Wherein we say 'hello!'
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Jan 31, 2019
Jan 31, 2019 at 7:24 PM UTC
The Safe Place
for Beau this mixte bag of nutty facts, compote of this's and that's, fragrant but yucky tasting potpourri, sordid assortment of seemingly unseemly random collection of facts, whoppers, recipes and formulae, and his 'n her stories (my fav!) useless motorized drivel, running around my head that you have with me creme-filled, data conglomerated, transformed by mongol hordes of grey cells urged on, nay transformed, by **** and beer into a magnificent miscellaneous mile of jumble, virtuous and verifiable grab bag of ever so humble, tuneful melodies of a medley of snatches and patches of Jagger and Liszt, a verifiable pastiche of vital and downright dumb Factors and Factoids, I thank you suchly muchly musta taken years, maybe even decades to collect and codify, this assemblage of verifiable factoids, after-all, took you twelve to feed me in eye dropper ingestible quantities! though with Wiki this and Wiki that, I coulda save us all some time, and since it is all on the Internet, and any way 99% I forgot like a cell phone number no matter, I can reads and counts and writes term papers downloaded, but caught my eye you wrote of a mutton stew denominated as hotchpotch, but we variant truants, ici, aux Etats-Unis, on dit and spell our salmagundi as hodgepodge but in summary summation, thanks for teaching me creative thinking, for without this skill, I would but be, a tool of Wikipedia and not its creator P.S.  It's gadzooks, not gad zooks, according to Wikitionary, even them Oxford fellas agree, tee hee, you could look it up on the internetsky, Teach....
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 5:50 AM UTC
Hey Teach! This Hodgepodge
for Beau this mixte bag of nutty facts, compote of this's and that's, fragrant but yucky tasting potpourri, sordid assortment of seemingly unseemly random collection of facts, whoppers, recipes and formulae, and his 'n her stories (my fav!) useless motorized drivel, running around my head that you have with me creme-filled, data conglomerated, transformed by mongol hordes of grey cells urged on, nay transformed, by **** and beer into a magnificent miscellaneous mile of jumble, virtuous and verifiable grab bag of ever so humble, tuneful melodies of a medley of snatches and patches of Jagger and Liszt, a verifiable pastiche of vital and downright dumb Factors and Factoids, I thank you suchly muchly musta taken years, maybe even decades to collect and codify, this assemblage of verifiable factoids, after-all, took you twelve to feed me in eye dropper ingestible quantities! though with Wiki this and Wiki that, I coulda save us all some time, and since it is all on the Internet, and any way 99% I forgot like a cell phone number no matter, I can reads and counts and writes term papers downloaded, but caught my eye you wrote of a mutton stew denominated as hotchpotch, but we variant truants, ici, aux Etats-Unis, on dit and spell our salmagundi as hodgepodge but in summary summation, thanks for teaching me creative thinking, for without this skill, I would but be, a tool of Wikipedia and not its creator P.S.  It's gadzooks, not gad zooks, according to Wikitionary, even them Oxford fellas agree, tee hee, you could look it up on the internetsky, Teach....
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On a certain July, she found a new home, Unused to the idea of openness, An open terrace called her towards itself. She was nine back then, And the terrace was bright of sun, For a long long time. The terrace overlooked the horizon, The clouds would merge and submerge, Forming unadulterated child’s dream, An imagination growing in itself. She is seventeen now She came to the terrace, And closed herself to the sky- It helped her, the tears of her first breakup; She took out a cigarette and smiled her first, The clouds were of smoke, And the terrace took away her sorrow She is twenty five now, Cigarette butts have cornered their way, Her father had arranged her marriage, She didn't know him - She didn't want to. That day, amusingly, she didn't cry. The tears wouldn't come. Assemblage of marriage went through her home. Her home wasn't her anymore; A new family awaited her existence. She couldn't go to the terrace that day, And someone locked it inside out, That night, the terrace flooded with rain, For a long long time. Nobody busted the terrace anymore, The old man had arthritis, And his wife had passed away. Clouds still merged and birds still flocked, It was closed for years. A taller building got made, it obstructed the horizon. Now its horizon overlooked windows of nothingness. Algal invasion and cracked corners, Weren't taken care of, Wasteland of wasted memories; The terrace was of no use now- A girl who used to run, a teen who used to weep, A woman, left it all behind. The old man died, and the house was sold, The tall building wouldn't let the sun come, And the terrace turned dark, For a long long time. Maybe a girl would run again, The lock was getting rusty; Maybe the shade would light up open, Maybe the life would take a toll, And the rain and sun would come again, Maybe her sorrow will  make its way?
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 8:03 AM UTC
Terrace.
On a certain July, she found a new home, Unused to the idea of openness, An open terrace called her towards itself. She was nine back then, And the terrace was bright of sun, For a long long time. The terrace overlooked the horizon, The clouds would merge and submerge, Forming unadulterated child’s dream, An imagination growing in itself. She is seventeen now She came to the terrace, And closed herself to the sky- It helped her, the tears of her first breakup; She took out a cigarette and smiled her first, The clouds were of smoke, And the terrace took away her sorrow She is twenty five now, Cigarette butts have cornered their way, Her father had arranged her marriage, She didn't know him - She didn't want to. That day, amusingly, she didn't cry. The tears wouldn't come. Assemblage of marriage went through her home. Her home wasn't her anymore; A new family awaited her existence. She couldn't go to the terrace that day, And someone locked it inside out, That night, the terrace flooded with rain, For a long long time. Nobody busted the terrace anymore, The old man had arthritis, And his wife had passed away. Clouds still merged and birds still flocked, It was closed for years. A taller building got made, it obstructed the horizon. Now its horizon overlooked windows of nothingness. Algal invasion and cracked corners, Weren't taken care of, Wasteland of wasted memories; The terrace was of no use now- A girl who used to run, a teen who used to weep, A woman, left it all behind. The old man died, and the house was sold, The tall building wouldn't let the sun come, And the terrace turned dark, For a long long time. Maybe a girl would run again, The lock was getting rusty; Maybe the shade would light up open, Maybe the life would take a toll, And the rain and sun would come again, Maybe her sorrow will  make its way?
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1. The moment my beloved asked me, "How does one lose his mind?" Being mindful of my selflessness, the wind blow -- "Like this"! 2. It is never more than a single glance- the leisure of existence ! The cheers of the assemblage exist until a dance of the spark! 3. She, having come into my dreams, could at least give comfort to my restlessness! But, only if the convulsions in my heart could give me an opportunity to sleep!! 4. You asserted that why would there be disgrace in seeing a stranger! Rightly you remark, truly you speak; do say it again, for why would there be! 5. My heart had made an offering for the appearance I so longed for! But upon reflection, the strength of my vision weakened and then vanished!
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Jun 30, 2013
Jun 30, 2013 at 8:36 PM UTC
Untitled