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"assent" poems
Each day with so much ceremony begins, with birds, with bells, with whistles from a factory; such white-gold skies our eyes first open on, such brilliant walls that for a moment we wonder "Where is the music coming from, the energy? The day was meant for what ineffable creature we must have missed?" Oh promptly he appears and takes his earthly nature instantly, instantly falls victim of long intrigue, assuming memory and mortal mortal fatigue. More slowly falling into sight and showering into stippled faces, darkening, condensing all his light; in spite of all the dreaming squandered upon him with that look, suffers our uses and abuses, sinks through the drift of bodies, sinks through the drift of vlasses to evening to the beggar in the park who, weary, without lamp or book prepares stupendous studies: the fiery event of every day in endless endless assent.
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Anaphora
The exalt is ephemeral, sure to fade Wistful stares dance past tainted shades Rose colored lenses seep into red eyes Chest filled with knots but can't form the ties Nebulous mirror is all that is seen Want to break through but don't want to bleed Certainty fueled solely by liquid coal Envy consumes and tears into the soul Tell me I'm beautiful, loosen my chains Assent the lies and then turn off my brain Choked from the view by a chemical wall, Lust for that side but don't want it at all Desist the leers of superior ones, Desire escape and somewhere to run Pray that there is no re-occurrence, Return to me addictive reassurance.
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 9:09 AM UTC
Addictive Reassurance
with bark like alligator skin the pines reach up up to the sky eighty   one hundred   feet they fly their needles as if to say here we are O Wondrous One take us do with us as You will little shake-tail squirrels chitter above me as if to say   go away! this is our pine you don't belong here! I reply I do belong here    the pines have told me so I do belong here the wildflowers have said so and the creek has burbled its assent as well I belong here   I repeat I will stay here among the pines with alligatorskin bark and the winds singing through the wood and the creek seeking the sea yes I will stay and I will roll in the feeling of belonging like a dog rolls in herbage and savor that I belong   I belong   here/now at last c. Roberta Compton Rainwater 2009/2014
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Mar 31, 2014
Mar 31, 2014 at 10:52 AM UTC
belonging
Picture a late afternoon iridescent honey-yellow: The glance she knows is seen her cool hand placed in yours your stripped shirt she rips, her mouthing, “You’re it!”, hiding, revealing herself stripped, her finger tipped shh, the brush of ******* surrender and assent. She'll rise with a rustle of desiccated pines, needles will fall from her back, she'll crumple a cigarette pack, humming a vacant lament, fingers caressing a fossil flea embalmed in a dangling pendant. Copyright © 2003 Gary Brocks
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Aug 27, 2018
Aug 27, 2018 at 6:45 PM UTC
AMBER'S FAREWELL SOLILOQUY IN MIME
Your light is beautiful, and mine is glum. In your eyes, I find sensations my estranged blood has never felt— to touch, to love… a soul unselfishly, for no other reason than to love. I want to place my frostbit hands upon your beating chest and ****** you away, or might I chain your hands and take you with me. I could pull you into my gale, a hostage of my lonely curiosity, but I’m afraid—so afraid that your light will fill the empty, gaping blackness, and your gentle breaths will calm my feral winds. You alone will effortlessly transpose the thunder of my bones, and I will assent that only your nearness can bring the calm to the eye of my storm. But what follows when you tire of breaking my weathers? When your chains rust into reddish ash and I can no longer keep you, my love? I can’t imagine this place will ever be as fair as it was with you, and I can only foresee that which will become of me. For when the day does break, and I find myself alone, when the silence of your absent lungs deafens my troubled mind, my storm will surge again. And as the black clouds surround, I will bring my withered hands before me and remove the foolish eyes that once lost themselves in you. So there are two sunken holes inside my skull. I will cut through my sternum and rip my dour heart from my chest. I will undress from my flesh and pull the nerves you once caressed. And my naked soul will dig a grave and settle into the dark.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 7:11 PM UTC
Dour Heart
I provoke the wind in a dialect shared with him and him alone. He whispers assent, as assuaging liquid draughts glance my submissive frame. A desolate wanderer, incising the burdensome night. Accompanied by none corporeal, I prowl satin fields, illuminated by Luna and Saturn, her amber consort. ©Thomas Gabriel
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Nov 29, 2011
Nov 29, 2011 at 10:59 AM UTC
Luna.
for Mark Richards It was a spur of the moment thing -          One message freed us from Tuesday’s calling - The next offered a morning's sailing.   So rather than spray water for Rocky's plants,        We skimmed over Carter Lake’s, crystal waves With steady and ample winds at our backs. Boaters and tubers speckled the waters       While verdant foothills smiled assent From every shore and horizon. Captain Richards skippered his Flying Scot          Toward the far off shore before tacking our To and fro way back to the mooring ball. In years past Mark had captained the Health works          For all the good folks of Pennsylvania, But this morning he guided a much smaller tiller. So we sailed and sailed under fairest of skies         In a swift and charmed little craft Mark chose to call, Spur of the Moment. Robert Charles Howard
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Jul 26, 2022
Jul 26, 2022 at 6:29 PM UTC
Under Carter Lake Skies
435 Much Madness is divinest Sense— To a discerning Eye— Much Sense—the starkest Madness— ’Tis the Majority In this, as All, prevail— Assent—and you are sane— Demur—you’re straightway dangerous— And handled with a Chain—
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Much Madness is divinest Sense
All-Conquering Death! by thy resistless pow’r, Hope’s tow’ring plumage falls to rise no more! Of scenes terrestrial how the glories fly, Forget their splendors, and submit to die! Who ere escap’d thee, but the saint of old Beyond the flood in sacred annals told, And the great sage, whom fiery coursers drew To heav’n’s bright portals from Elisha’s view; Wond’ring he gaz’d at the refulgent car, Then snatch’d the mantle floating on the air. From Death these only could exemption boast, And without dying gain’d th’ immortal coast. Not falling millions sate the tyrant’s mind, Nor can the victor’s progress be confin’d. But cease thy strife with Death, fond Nature, cease: He leads the virtuous to the realms of peace; His to conduct to the immortal plains, Where heav’n’s Supreme in bliss and glory reigns. There sits, illustrious Sir, thy beauteous spouse; A gem-blaz’d circle beaming on her brows. Hail’d with acclaim among the heav’nly choirs, Her soul new-kindling with seraphic fires, To notes divine she tunes the vocal strings, While heav’n’s high concave with the music rings. Virtue’s rewards can mortal pencil paint? No—all descriptive arts, and eloquence are faint; Nor canst thou, Oliver, assent refuse To heav’nly tidings from the Afric muse. As soon may change thy laws, eternal fate, As the saint miss the glories I relate; Or her Benevolence forgotten lie, Which wip’d the trick’ling tear from Misry’s eye. Whene’er the adverse winds were known to blow, When loss to loss ensu’d, and woe to woe, Calm and serene beneath her father’s hand She sat resign’d to the divine command. No longer then, great Sir, her death deplore, And let us hear the mournful sigh no more, Restrain the sorrow streaming from thine eye, Be all thy future moments crown’d with joy! Nor let thy wishes be to earth confin’d, But soaring high pursue th’ unbodied mind. Forgive the muse, forgive th’ advent’rous lays, That fain thy soul to heav’nly scenes would raise.
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To His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor, On The Death Of His Lady
All-Conquering Death! by thy resistless pow’r, Hope’s tow’ring plumage falls to rise no more! Of scenes terrestrial how the glories fly, Forget their splendors, and submit to die! Who ere escap’d thee, but the saint of old Beyond the flood in sacred annals told, And the great sage, whom fiery coursers drew To heav’n’s bright portals from Elisha’s view; Wond’ring he gaz’d at the refulgent car, Then snatch’d the mantle floating on the air. From Death these only could exemption boast, And without dying gain’d th’ immortal coast. Not falling millions sate the tyrant’s mind, Nor can the victor’s progress be confin’d. But cease thy strife with Death, fond Nature, cease: He leads the virtuous to the realms of peace; His to conduct to the immortal plains, Where heav’n’s Supreme in bliss and glory reigns. There sits, illustrious Sir, thy beauteous spouse; A gem-blaz’d circle beaming on her brows. Hail’d with acclaim among the heav’nly choirs, Her soul new-kindling with seraphic fires, To notes divine she tunes the vocal strings, While heav’n’s high concave with the music rings. Virtue’s rewards can mortal pencil paint? No—all descriptive arts, and eloquence are faint; Nor canst thou, Oliver, assent refuse To heav’nly tidings from the Afric muse. As soon may change thy laws, eternal fate, As the saint miss the glories I relate; Or her Benevolence forgotten lie, Which wip’d the trick’ling tear from Misry’s eye. Whene’er the adverse winds were known to blow, When loss to loss ensu’d, and woe to woe, Calm and serene beneath her father’s hand She sat resign’d to the divine command. No longer then, great Sir, her death deplore, And let us hear the mournful sigh no more, Restrain the sorrow streaming from thine eye, Be all thy future moments crown’d with joy! Nor let thy wishes be to earth confin’d, But soaring high pursue th’ unbodied mind. Forgive the muse, forgive th’ advent’rous lays, That fain thy soul to heav’nly scenes would raise.
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History A simple Story To thine own Self Be True The Path Leads Upward There are  many approaches To the Summit. But only One can Attain it at a Time Each must lighten The load to Make it To that Final Place Where Heaven takes Us Up Anti Gravity! Along The Way to Supreme individuality: Collectivities That demand Our First Loyalties be to the Group will Fear and distrust The One Who's First Loyalty is to The True Self So the final Assent leads by way of Crucifixion Christ is the Logo The Icon of the True Self of All Everyone is on The Way. Honor your Mother And Father Raise them Up For Salvation is of The Blood Your Blood It is in the Overcoming of Every Fear that Prevents  Man from Being Good. Towards Love In Love We are all ascending Why?  Because it is Wonderful The Most Wonderful Experience of All To Be Good To Know That You are a Child Of  God...Inheriting Eternal Life as Your Birthright. Bon Voyage -Mes Amis Fellow Travelers It is a Voyage Well Worth Taking Once...You Must Forgive me If I repeat Myself I am of Old First typed while listening to RIck Steves on PBS " Making Travel A Political Act" Thanks Rick
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 11:51 PM UTC
The Way- The Truth- A Life
cease awhile and hold commune with his fabrication and admire every cordant note of a symphony yet unwritten. t’was a nymph saw i a-Maying her comeliness beggared the reach of art outreached my arms to touch her tidy traces alack, gone she in the mists of morn. the moon-kissed bed was light and life with verdant dewy leaves astride the speechless mountain tops a journey was begun to rain again his darts of gold to every waiting one. the blanket of the skies was azure blue on limpid waters seen along her hurried way she dropped those gaudy flowrets beam. saw i her locks in every nodding palm ‘neath the tropic sun. t’was birds do counterfeit her melody the rustling bamboo stole. they utter now sweet words of love as winds doth beat and blow the roar and rush of the swollen river asks: what is it to you? sprightly now the winged ones from bud to bud alight. athirst, searching for that self-same delight. the crown of earth’s flowing seas of grass its mighty arms apart attentive to the incoherent whispers of the breeze that chances by. what now messengers of the skies? what saw you beyond the floating clouds? what find you at the end of the rainbow? what secrets lie hid in yonder hills? pray tell this to the hurling spar of the ever-running brook for down and down and down she goes to her anxious ocean-brother. could she have paced the grotesque shore to appease the bleating sea? now she laps up the sand-white beach now she beats the rock-bound shore with shrill indignant murmur. the shore and plain nod assent nay, my search is done. twelve knotty hours of day are gone and still my find is none to tease the gloomy brow of night aflame is all the west in its expiring redolence my happy nymph adieu.
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 7:09 PM UTC
mists of morn
cease awhile and hold commune with his fabrication and admire every cordant note of a symphony yet unwritten. t’was a nymph saw i a-Maying her comeliness beggared the reach of art outreached my arms to touch her tidy traces alack, gone she in the mists of morn. the moon-kissed bed was light and life with verdant dewy leaves astride the speechless mountain tops a journey was begun to rain again his darts of gold to every waiting one. the blanket of the skies was azure blue on limpid waters seen along her hurried way she dropped those gaudy flowrets beam. saw i her locks in every nodding palm ‘neath the tropic sun. t’was birds do counterfeit her melody the rustling bamboo stole. they utter now sweet words of love as winds doth beat and blow the roar and rush of the swollen river asks: what is it to you? sprightly now the winged ones from bud to bud alight. athirst, searching for that self-same delight. the crown of earth’s flowing seas of grass its mighty arms apart attentive to the incoherent whispers of the breeze that chances by. what now messengers of the skies? what saw you beyond the floating clouds? what find you at the end of the rainbow? what secrets lie hid in yonder hills? pray tell this to the hurling spar of the ever-running brook for down and down and down she goes to her anxious ocean-brother. could she have paced the grotesque shore to appease the bleating sea? now she laps up the sand-white beach now she beats the rock-bound shore with shrill indignant murmur. the shore and plain nod assent nay, my search is done. twelve knotty hours of day are gone and still my find is none to tease the gloomy brow of night aflame is all the west in its expiring redolence my happy nymph adieu.
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famished lychee bent on treason almost unknowingly furious/ dragging feet all the way to gather the fairest feathers, now lumped under dreary epitaphs.
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Apr 28, 2012
Apr 28, 2012 at 10:32 PM UTC
explaining assent
laying in bed with ephemeral kate: her hands are brazen, fingernails clenching upon my hips beneath the sheets, her grip barely elucidated beneath buttercream bedsheets. her pale pink ******* cast aside hours ago, and now the sun slants westward upon her bedroom walls. I laid waste to her skin, ravaging her with lips and tongue and teeth, and I am sated, if only for the moment, scent of her skin upon my tongue and her ****** a badge of honor upon my mouth. her bedsheets are ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site waiting to be uncovered and reclaimed; if it wasn't oh so lovely, laying languorous limbs asprawl, your stomach pulsing beneath my thigh, her chest rising and falling, rising and falling, beneath my head; I always boasted I was cutest when sleepy, and she always murmured assent with a halfsmile; that ******* halfsmile, playing around the corners of her endlessly kissable mouth, lips glistening with a mix of lipgloss and *** the sun dips down towards the horizon, a girl hurrying homeward a minute after curfew; her nails traverse upwards, scouring my spine; my mouth is pressed against her neck, tentative words and laps embossed upon the hollow of her throat. she laughs, she sighs, endlessly inimitable kate.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 10:03 PM UTC
laying in bed with ephemeral kate:
indifferent to unplanned pathways   destiny knows not enslaving bounds pathways crisscross at befallen crossroads knowing all roads lead to all roads restlessly searching through the ache writhing within, the voice of my soul speaks crystalline through the hidden portal of my heart beckoning the wounded healer within be at home in the silent darkness of suffering to perceive the gems of awakening light; embrace the lessons where the wounding leads us to bring forth a healing reincarnation, intimately feeling the collective pulse of humanity echo a wholeness in a deeper level our being the only spark to rekindle a flame blown out a soul’s assent to the labyrinth through the wound
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Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14, 2016 at 9:15 AM UTC
wounded healer
*I forget what speaks louder of you; if it is the hunger of my lips longing to kiss you or the kiss waiting discretely to be born from yours swaying on the verge of vulnerability I forget if it is the kiss that tender and irresistible becomes unbreakable; your soul’s assent or if it is the words in note the morning writes and you erase in an innocent attempt to hesitate your truth pausing at its tip or the shrug off your left shoulder blade that briefly masks your will before it is abandoned at the edge of quiet moments when you heed without refrain It is the candidness of silence wept to carry the ripest, sweetest kiss onto my wanting lips without disturbing yours  in truth unrelentingly and quietly insatiable*
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Jan 5, 2016
Jan 5, 2016 at 2:42 AM UTC
Speaking of you
Her name was Harmony, yet in accordance, she was not. So much so, some called her "Hardly." It seemed her difficulty to ever agree. Even upon issue firmly obvious, such as yellow sun, blue sky, or golden field, it was not her nature to assent with another. I'm guessing for sake of losing argument, old Auntie Nym could sing no hymn.
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Dec 28, 2015
Dec 28, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
Whoever Named Her That?
Honestly, I don't know what you're on about. I watch your mouth move as though in a race. I hear the words, nod an assent or two, Then work out how to arrange my face. Sixteen years on, I can bet my life It's any of issues one to five Perhaps disguised as new and bold But countless times we've jived this jive. It's either mother/sister/father in law You don't spend enough time with me I washed up last, it's your turn now Money just doesn't grow on trees. That's four, oh wait and last not least It's the cherry atop our well known list: Are you happy in our life right now, If I was gone of sudden would I be missed? Interrupted of course by the offspring two Never a chance to talk about The things that make us fight and kiss Talking in code that's fraught with doubt. Your voice sinks further from my conscious realm Where the blurry words blur and blur some more And somehow we arrive at this day's end As a melody stuck on a repeating score. I crawl to bed a respectful time after you Touch your arm, cold, betrayed by sheet I encircle your chest as it fills and droops The familiar curve of your back I meet. I know not what all of this is finally about And that 'morrow brings with it new words ablur The only thing I know is about you, my love Without you I would not want tomorrow to occur.
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Feb 17, 2016
Feb 17, 2016 at 12:37 AM UTC
The mundane
Realizing a fresh life growing inside, What thoughts coursed through my mother’s mind? Did she gleefully welcome the news? Or respond to it with a violent shock? So sure, right away after her fourth baby With four little kids still needing care Like chicks in a coop, carrying once again Might not have been in her scheme of things Thus at a time when she expected it the least, Could she beckon the new life growing inside, With a pleasant nod of head in assent Or with a suppressed moan of fright, I wonder! When from nausea she started to suffer And threw up each time when she ate Did she curse her man in silence? Or grow mad with her children and her fate? Slogging through those weary days With no respite from her routine chores Did she get enough rest or care? Or did she languish without a hand to assist? Seeing her with an extended waist line Did some nosy neighbors behind her back Teasingly utter in hushed whispers ‘Oh, she has done it again!’ Once when I started kicking inside Was she tickled or greatly annoyed? When she heard the first ‘lub- dub’ of my heart Did she feel as two hearts singing in harmony? As her tummy grew bigger everyday And sleepless in bed as she tossed Was she haunted by nightmares bleak? Or was she visited by dreams of delight? Travelling closer and closer to those final days Did she curse herself seeing her in the mirror Woefully bloated and ripened into a bulge Or did she wait my arrival in blissful expectation? Then suddenly one day when the earthquake began In mild tremors first, then gaining in force Did she scream mad or cry aloud? Or did she endure the pain in austere silence? Then abruptly when I showed myself up Did she feel any remorse over my *** And see me as another liability Added up to the girls already in line No, I am sure she must have cuddled me close And locked me in the warmth of her ***** For she was such a rare gift sent from heaven A mother nonpareil in self effacing love
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 5:08 AM UTC
I Still Wonder
Realizing a fresh life growing inside, What thoughts coursed through my mother’s mind? Did she gleefully welcome the news? Or respond to it with a violent shock? So sure, right away after her fourth baby With four little kids still needing care Like chicks in a coop, carrying once again Might not have been in her scheme of things Thus at a time when she expected it the least, Could she beckon the new life growing inside, With a pleasant nod of head in assent Or with a suppressed moan of fright, I wonder! When from nausea she started to suffer And threw up each time when she ate Did she curse her man in silence? Or grow mad with her children and her fate? Slogging through those weary days With no respite from her routine chores Did she get enough rest or care? Or did she languish without a hand to assist? Seeing her with an extended waist line Did some nosy neighbors behind her back Teasingly utter in hushed whispers ‘Oh, she has done it again!’ Once when I started kicking inside Was she tickled or greatly annoyed? When she heard the first ‘lub- dub’ of my heart Did she feel as two hearts singing in harmony? As her tummy grew bigger everyday And sleepless in bed as she tossed Was she haunted by nightmares bleak? Or was she visited by dreams of delight? Travelling closer and closer to those final days Did she curse herself seeing her in the mirror Woefully bloated and ripened into a bulge Or did she wait my arrival in blissful expectation? Then suddenly one day when the earthquake began In mild tremors first, then gaining in force Did she scream mad or cry aloud? Or did she endure the pain in austere silence? Then abruptly when I showed myself up Did she feel any remorse over my *** And see me as another liability Added up to the girls already in line No, I am sure she must have cuddled me close And locked me in the warmth of her ***** For she was such a rare gift sent from heaven A mother nonpareil in self effacing love
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The band was loud, but in the other room and the bar was jammed. He set his drink down a little too hard and it over-sloshed a bit. “Run away with me,” he said, spreading his arms wide, “I’m done with school!” “Well.. you graduated - that’s why you’re done,” she said, somewhat amused. “We share a gravity, you and I - we’re.. we’re like aligned suns,” he romanticized. “You should’ve majored in sales.” she said, sipping her own beer. “Our love is so real, so raw - it's pure and yet - so street.” “We have ‘love cred’?” She asked doubtfully. “Wherever we go, we'll navigate that urban maze, hand in hand, we’ll OWN those concrete streets, we’ll paint our own graffiti! “Have you snorted something?’ “No matter what life throws at us, we’ll face those challenges head-on and we'll stay united.” “Have you been practicing this?” She asked “We’ll swagger,” he said, “our love will be timeless..” “And rhymeless,” she interjected hopefully. “Together, we’ll be urban legends..” he continued. “Like Bonnie and Clyde?” she asked, making a yuck face. “We’ll be living art,” he said dreamily. “Sounds dope.” She admitted. “Then you’ll DO it?” He asked. “Until Monday,” she said, nodding in assent, “classes start on Monday,” she shrugged. “It was worth a shot.” he said stoically, after a moment. “It was a good pitch,’” she said, taking his hand in hers. “I didn’t oversell - I wasn’t too pushy?” “No, you were right there,” she assured him. “Maybe next time,” he said. “Yeah, maybe next time” They kissed.
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Jul 27, 2023
Jul 27, 2023 at 1:07 PM UTC
pitches
The band was loud, but in the other room and the bar was jammed. He set his drink down a little too hard and it over-sloshed a bit. “Run away with me,” he said, spreading his arms wide, “I’m done with school!” “Well.. you graduated - that’s why you’re done,” she said, somewhat amused. “We share a gravity, you and I - we’re.. we’re like aligned suns,” he romanticized. “You should’ve majored in sales.” she said, sipping her own beer. “Our love is so real, so raw - it's pure and yet - so street.” “We have ‘love cred’?” She asked doubtfully. “Wherever we go, we'll navigate that urban maze, hand in hand, we’ll OWN those concrete streets, we’ll paint our own graffiti! “Have you snorted something?’ “No matter what life throws at us, we’ll face those challenges head-on and we'll stay united.” “Have you been practicing this?” She asked “We’ll swagger,” he said, “our love will be timeless..” “And rhymeless,” she interjected hopefully. “Together, we’ll be urban legends..” he continued. “Like Bonnie and Clyde?” she asked, making a yuck face. “We’ll be living art,” he said dreamily. “Sounds dope.” She admitted. “Then you’ll DO it?” He asked. “Until Monday,” she said, nodding in assent, “classes start on Monday,” she shrugged. “It was worth a shot.” he said stoically, after a moment. “It was a good pitch,’” she said, taking his hand in hers. “I didn’t oversell - I wasn’t too pushy?” “No, you were right there,” she assured him. “Maybe next time,” he said. “Yeah, maybe next time” They kissed.
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Under the stretching of the skies where clouds surprise migrating swans and swallows swallow hard,she came to me with open eyes and arms and took me far away. We landed in an Island sun to coconuts and Navy *** and before the day was done and the moon was on the rise,I looked again into her eyes, she nodded her assent, We kissed so silently her breathing deafened me and there upon the sand beside the moody sea, I made love with her and she made love with me.
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Sep 20, 2013
Sep 20, 2013 at 5:45 AM UTC
The hoolie skirt
Through a world of discordance, I found You. From bane to bliss, You lifted me. With a soul so resonate Your words. With a spirit so lifted in jubilant assent. In resonance of Your divine touch I praise With peace I am saved by Your grace
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Feb 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015 at 8:07 AM UTC
Resonance
You say "Freedom of speech" is to destroy the mold, Yet you turn against an adolescent boy, Immature, ignorant, only sixteen summers old. Expressing his confusion, and burning resentment, With words that scald, expressions that scream, Opinions that spar with the voice of societal assent. Instantly in seconds, the barrel of Justice and Laws, Is directed between the eyes of the wretched, The fury of the people, cold as the bullet only he saw. Nary a scream we heard as the trigger, Blasts off into oblivion, blowing out, Chunks of creativity and blood of passion. *"You shouldn't have said that, It's wrong what you said, Think twice before you pen, speak with caution."*
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 8:31 PM UTC
Freedom?
A chief entirely good with assent sought when he aspired leadership in parochial while his lifestyle supported a ritual in high court though his reason without doubt there is solid with omnibus opinionated height.
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Sep 29, 2016
Sep 29, 2016 at 4:34 PM UTC
A Chief Justice
With December’s breath I am whole again,
 crackling with hope in the grey and rain,
 Through rotting leaves I wander and wade
 relish the decay of these days. Oh my brain, it is scorned by the horror of words 
and infinite texts that seem so absurd, 
in the library I think, and I bite back my cries, 
each bitter reminder that love lies in lone skies. But, no! There is hope, for the ice is in bloom 
and snowflakes now cluster on the window of my room, 
and the waste of the winter is not quite a tundra 
for I hear the bells call, the semester goes under. All chitchats and language now swirl into view 
through the fog of sorrow glints the elusively new,
 and my mind will assent to only this;
 this lovely thought, this season, Christmas. And I stifle no cynicism, having no reason to moan, 
 I’m bound home on the train, quite simply alone, 
save for the spirits that spin in my head
, the prospect of faces, not books to be read! Farewell to the city, if only for a while,
 The lights are lavish in their pretty little smiles, 
but I am not transfixed, I am barely aware 
for the glow of my home is for all I do care! Now I slip into the safety of Daisybank’s arms, 
with many hot stews my stomach is calmed.
 In this brief time comes embracing warmth; 
no exams, no essays, no tears of scorn. For my kin I am blessed
 and with their presence no longer am I oppressed;
 yes me, the starving soul of a girl 
lovelorn and hungry for her home, this world. And all that is festive, shimmering gold
 is in the hands of many to hold, 
and pass the gifts that press their love 
and know one day is not enough To reap the sense of seasonal joy 
to forget the stress of being employed
 and swallow all that one can eat,
 a cure, a remedy sweet for one’s deceit. Yet as long as the photo does not fade away - 
remains a flashlight amongst the verges of decay -
 then with every star may we make the wish 
 to prolong the soar of a spirit submerged in bliss.
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Dec 20, 2011
Dec 20, 2011 at 11:38 AM UTC
Home for Christmas
With December’s breath I am whole again,
 crackling with hope in the grey and rain,
 Through rotting leaves I wander and wade
 relish the decay of these days. Oh my brain, it is scorned by the horror of words 
and infinite texts that seem so absurd, 
in the library I think, and I bite back my cries, 
each bitter reminder that love lies in lone skies. But, no! There is hope, for the ice is in bloom 
and snowflakes now cluster on the window of my room, 
and the waste of the winter is not quite a tundra 
for I hear the bells call, the semester goes under. All chitchats and language now swirl into view 
through the fog of sorrow glints the elusively new,
 and my mind will assent to only this;
 this lovely thought, this season, Christmas. And I stifle no cynicism, having no reason to moan, 
 I’m bound home on the train, quite simply alone, 
save for the spirits that spin in my head
, the prospect of faces, not books to be read! Farewell to the city, if only for a while,
 The lights are lavish in their pretty little smiles, 
but I am not transfixed, I am barely aware 
for the glow of my home is for all I do care! Now I slip into the safety of Daisybank’s arms, 
with many hot stews my stomach is calmed.
 In this brief time comes embracing warmth; 
no exams, no essays, no tears of scorn. For my kin I am blessed
 and with their presence no longer am I oppressed;
 yes me, the starving soul of a girl 
lovelorn and hungry for her home, this world. And all that is festive, shimmering gold
 is in the hands of many to hold, 
and pass the gifts that press their love 
and know one day is not enough To reap the sense of seasonal joy 
to forget the stress of being employed
 and swallow all that one can eat,
 a cure, a remedy sweet for one’s deceit. Yet as long as the photo does not fade away - 
remains a flashlight amongst the verges of decay -
 then with every star may we make the wish 
 to prolong the soar of a spirit submerged in bliss.
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