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"astute" poems
I watch the prom Dance, In an awkward stance, my friends walk in with dates, and the excitement Abates. Alone in a corner, I mope like a mourner, With no partner to dance with, No gentleman to prance with. Amidst the mirth and cheers, My eyes fill up with tears. I rush out into the open air, And by Jove! I see Voltaire! With his satirical charms, He draws me in his arms. As I sway to the beats, I'm waltzing with Keats. Causing my funny bone to arouse, Enters P.G.  Wodehouse! Using nonchalant wittiness, He acknowledges my prettiness. And then walks in Shakespeare, Who  wipes away my tear, And my senses curdle like curds, As he showers me with words. While I repress the excited child, I'm swaying with Oscar Wilde. I'm rendered helplessly mute, With his phrases so astute. With a proposal so verse-y, I'm serenaded by Shelly  B. Percy. And before this fantasy can spoil, I fox trot with  Conan Doyle. And thus literally seduced, into putty I'm reduced. I am platonic-ally smitten, By the genius of what they've written. The dating circus can’t make me cry, because a host of paramours have I.
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Jul 3, 2014
Jul 3, 2014 at 3:20 AM UTC
Literary Seduction
We made all possible preparations, Drew up a list of firms, Constantly revised our calculations And allotted the farms, Issued all the orders expedient In this kind of case: Most, as was expected, were obedient, Though there were murmurs, of course; Chiefly against our exercising Our old right to abuse: Even some sort of attempt at rising, But these were mere boys. For never serious misgiving Occurred to anyone, Since there could be no question of living If we did not win. The generally accepted view teaches That there was no excuse, Though in the light of recent researches Many would find the cause In a not uncommon form of terror; Others, still more astute, Point to possibilities of error At the very start. As for ourselves there is left remaining Our honour at least, And a reasonable chance of retaining Our faculties to the last.
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Let History Be My Judge
I wear the letters NYU sprawled across my chest as my individuality is asphyxiated. Lungs choke under the weight of the added pressure. 
 The thought of college plus my complexion, Equals complexed looks that ponder my intellectually-heightened direction. 

 Will you think a little bit more of me, with my conformity?

 Attempts to better myself meet enough ignorance to even cloud the vision of God. Segregation and alienation cause mental spasms the strength of lightening rods. 


 I guess you're just a product of the environment to which you were exposed. 

 But I'm always trying to fight the stereotype that black people are ultimately foes.

 I am the ant and the kids of rich parents are magnifying glasses. 
 Cremating me with the solar power of son's who were taught that their existence was worth more than mine. 

 I lay motionless, in bottomless quick sand pits, itching to alleviate my stomach stitch, engulfed by set standards that could not be met. 

 I am tired of trying to be what you'd like to see. Astute, respectable, young black man-just so you can approve of me and hopefully think that we are not all "up to no good."

 Say it loud,
I'm black 
 And I'm, Not going to lie, The proud part is kinda hard to say. 
 Because I walk down the street and see my face in the homeless everyday. 

 I fill the prisons and I'm famous when the news reports crime. 
 And when I show up early to interviews, they look confused to see that I, Don’t run on Colored People's Time.

 I don't hate black but I hate the fact that black means that sometimes I have to find alternate routes to success. 

 While other people's roads are already paved, I suffer from all the stress. 


 I try my best but I'm always categorized as less, then a man. 

 And I'm trying to change perceptions but I still feel like a visitor on American land


 And the poor are physically trapped so I relate mentally.
 We both suffer from the oppression and accept the hatred like it was meant to be.


 Society has led you to believe that blacks are not worthy of equality


 But take a long, hard look into my eyes and tell me that you don’t see my humanity.
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May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013 at 1:42 PM UTC
College + Complexion
I wear the letters NYU sprawled across my chest as my individuality is asphyxiated. Lungs choke under the weight of the added pressure. 
 The thought of college plus my complexion, Equals complexed looks that ponder my intellectually-heightened direction. 

 Will you think a little bit more of me, with my conformity?

 Attempts to better myself meet enough ignorance to even cloud the vision of God. Segregation and alienation cause mental spasms the strength of lightening rods. 


 I guess you're just a product of the environment to which you were exposed. 

 But I'm always trying to fight the stereotype that black people are ultimately foes.

 I am the ant and the kids of rich parents are magnifying glasses. 
 Cremating me with the solar power of son's who were taught that their existence was worth more than mine. 

 I lay motionless, in bottomless quick sand pits, itching to alleviate my stomach stitch, engulfed by set standards that could not be met. 

 I am tired of trying to be what you'd like to see. Astute, respectable, young black man-just so you can approve of me and hopefully think that we are not all "up to no good."

 Say it loud,
I'm black 
 And I'm, Not going to lie, The proud part is kinda hard to say. 
 Because I walk down the street and see my face in the homeless everyday. 

 I fill the prisons and I'm famous when the news reports crime. 
 And when I show up early to interviews, they look confused to see that I, Don’t run on Colored People's Time.

 I don't hate black but I hate the fact that black means that sometimes I have to find alternate routes to success. 

 While other people's roads are already paved, I suffer from all the stress. 


 I try my best but I'm always categorized as less, then a man. 

 And I'm trying to change perceptions but I still feel like a visitor on American land


 And the poor are physically trapped so I relate mentally.
 We both suffer from the oppression and accept the hatred like it was meant to be.


 Society has led you to believe that blacks are not worthy of equality


 But take a long, hard look into my eyes and tell me that you don’t see my humanity.
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My lovely kpop, you inspire me to write. How I love the way you dance, sing and put your heart and soul into your lyrics. Your constantly invading my mind day and through the night, Always dreaming about the wise stories you've told through your music. Let me compare you to a gentle tune? You are more fancy and more amazing. Bright sun heating the blazing month of June, And summertime has the overgrazing. How do I love you? Let me count the ways. I love your songs and personality. Thinking of your astute songs fills my days. My love for you is the congenital abnormality. Now I must away with a chancy heart, Remember my cute words whilst we're apart.
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Aug 19, 2020
Aug 19, 2020 at 12:16 AM UTC
kpop.
a new blueprint to future improvements truth and illusion, rooting down to it using my muse to fluid the movements i do what i do and only i do it i choose true views, crucial exclusives a brutal but proven fuel for usage a fuse for a boom and a noose for a nuisance tooting no horns and soothing no prudence a truant from the school of muted students an astute pupil when getting down to it using pure fusion and never diluted i do what i do and only i do it
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 8:00 AM UTC
mission statement 7 - only i do it
She pulled up her shawl and left the house Gone to get more tea And all the people passing by And all the noises eating at her ear Could not grasp her attention Attending only to herself Brilliant and Boisterous her thoughts A majestic melody of their own So how could she not be secure? In her soul’s symphony The strings vibrated her vessel The horns heckled her heart The drums beat down her darkness And wisdom conducted alongside grace Matching one another’s pace Astute in one another’s ache At conducting timelessly, never being late It was almost as if their union was fate Almost being key for it surely did take Tireless effort, and sacrifices to make The two into each other’s esteemed mate
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Aug 25, 2018
Aug 25, 2018 at 9:46 AM UTC
Meditation On Being # 2
resuming vogon poetry altering website logos pretending everyone cares playing "east hastings" asphyxiating well-nigh denouement depicting twitter status obfuscating coincident deletions translating from Sḵwx̱wú7mesh assuring Sḵwx̱wú7mesh exists painting skwiḵw's mother? decrying micropolitical maelstrom imbibing fireball fountain inundating lexical foofaraw crafting poetic wonders desiring other mediums remaining practically invisible ending internet-only depression drafting noetic blunders requesting astute clique blazing perilous trail aging ominous grisaille depicting kmart realism seeking darker groups increasing pre-weekend laughter appropriating communist symbols making lone chuckle offending worldwide communists colonizing hello poetry colonizing parallel universe relaxing e-migration policies пить чистую водку photographing abduction scene ¿losing consistent format? increasing bluebird insignia avoiding frivolous legalities striking astraphobic comments assuming near-universal automation lowering latent inhibition traversing oneiric plane laxwadding afebrile loodies wallscaping pitchsourced chthonicities closing one-star conveniences sharing alien-looking alphabet writing system downtimes
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Sep 13, 2015
Sep 13, 2015 at 7:42 PM UTC
201509-w1
1575 The Bat is dun, with wrinkled Wings— Like fallow Article— And not a song pervade his Lips— Or none perceptible. His small Umbrella quaintly halved Describing in the Air An Arc alike inscrutable Elate Philosopher. Deputed from what Firmament— Of what Astute Abode— Empowered with what Malignity Auspiciously withheld— To his adroit Creator Acribe no less the praise— Beneficent, believe me, His Eccentricities—
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The Bat is dun, with wrinkled Wings—
I am not some street cowboy punk i am a quiet sweet rampant drunk i play the spoons with the air of a saint i have a tongue that can swallow paint sour and acrid, the tone of my voice i have never left without a choice punched back sideways even more today than tomorrow for your heart i will bed, steal or borrow Superman don't have ***** on me don't need no wings now i am free saving the restless, curing the weak you can laugh at me when i dance like a freak. I will kiss you when i drink too much wine when i am restless and hungry you will be mine I will do nothing when you are nothing to me i will drive you crazy with all you can be no more talkin no more of that **** i'll hold you apart, break you bit by bit if you're too polite i'll bite my tongue i'll whip you and shake you, then i'm done. carefree to be careless, shareless boy talk tell me to go and i will surely walk don't ask me to be kissed or hold my hand i am not that girl that you left unplanned i am a midnight demon on ferocious terms i grasp you and hold you tight and firm. I am not lost, or fragile or broken bound i am not looking for someone to make a sound i am no paige boy scarlet harlot wild child thing i am not yours, can't you hear your telephone ring? I am a sordid freak of gigantic endeavours i will solder your heart regardless of your tremors i am torturous and painful and weak to the bone i am the mightiest fallen, can you not see my throne? i have a **** me, buck me, tie-me-tight gaze if i look at you slowly, be patient but don't wait i want everything and all and i want it now i am no gleaming bronze statue know-all-know-how i am surely what you ever thought you knew i am surely what you never thought when i met you i am free to please anyone at night i am free to sit and cry by candlelight alright now, oh baby its all right now **** me gently and i'll show you how to be nothing more than anything is something i suppose but i really can't tell for the state of your clothes you dress me up slightly more than your vision i've never met a person with such succint precision and well here i go, superbly astute and blunt never did i see such a spectacular *** **** and well that is really the way that i go i fly here, there, everywhere i flow i am not some pretty naieve little thing i am a mess of entirety with 2 engagement rings i'm living with despondence and its ******* me off holy **** batman i hear you cough come see me, come stay a while come see me, come see me, and i will **** you in style
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Jan 30, 2013
Jan 30, 2013 at 1:41 PM UTC
Holy **** Batman
I am not some street cowboy punk i am a quiet sweet rampant drunk i play the spoons with the air of a saint i have a tongue that can swallow paint sour and acrid, the tone of my voice i have never left without a choice punched back sideways even more today than tomorrow for your heart i will bed, steal or borrow Superman don't have ***** on me don't need no wings now i am free saving the restless, curing the weak you can laugh at me when i dance like a freak. I will kiss you when i drink too much wine when i am restless and hungry you will be mine I will do nothing when you are nothing to me i will drive you crazy with all you can be no more talkin no more of that **** i'll hold you apart, break you bit by bit if you're too polite i'll bite my tongue i'll whip you and shake you, then i'm done. carefree to be careless, shareless boy talk tell me to go and i will surely walk don't ask me to be kissed or hold my hand i am not that girl that you left unplanned i am a midnight demon on ferocious terms i grasp you and hold you tight and firm. I am not lost, or fragile or broken bound i am not looking for someone to make a sound i am no paige boy scarlet harlot wild child thing i am not yours, can't you hear your telephone ring? I am a sordid freak of gigantic endeavours i will solder your heart regardless of your tremors i am torturous and painful and weak to the bone i am the mightiest fallen, can you not see my throne? i have a **** me, buck me, tie-me-tight gaze if i look at you slowly, be patient but don't wait i want everything and all and i want it now i am no gleaming bronze statue know-all-know-how i am surely what you ever thought you knew i am surely what you never thought when i met you i am free to please anyone at night i am free to sit and cry by candlelight alright now, oh baby its all right now **** me gently and i'll show you how to be nothing more than anything is something i suppose but i really can't tell for the state of your clothes you dress me up slightly more than your vision i've never met a person with such succint precision and well here i go, superbly astute and blunt never did i see such a spectacular *** **** and well that is really the way that i go i fly here, there, everywhere i flow i am not some pretty naieve little thing i am a mess of entirety with 2 engagement rings i'm living with despondence and its ******* me off holy **** batman i hear you cough come see me, come stay a while come see me, come see me, and i will **** you in style
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My dad thinks my name means “Little princess” My mom thinks my name means “Behaves like a cat” and “Hard to love” My brother thinks my name means “That annoying sound maker” My favorite teacher  thinks my name means    “Nurturing         Imaginative          Noteworthy Astute” My best guy friend thinks my name means “Good at poetry and knows how to laugh” My person thinks my name means “Going to help many people one day” But I think they left out some things like “Tries way too hard to impress” “Has many bottled up emotions in stock “ “Dreams of skyscrapers and glass windows” “A binge watcher of many, MANY shows” “Dreams of the perfect family in the suburbs” ”Dreams of love, from someone, anyone” “Has a walk in closet full of masks” And that’s what my name means
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 1:46 PM UTC
What My Name Means
There's a darkness inside It's permanence like the cosmic sky You can bring the sun right into me And I will shine in the brightest hues Igniting my inhibitions in lilac fumes Dangling in the crimson ceramic Happy and astute But like every sunset The sun will come set on me Leaving me in the darkness of rye Only truth to this ? The darkness never left It stayed safe and composed Just like the night sky Waiting on the sun to go.
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Oct 9, 2017
Oct 9, 2017 at 10:12 AM UTC
This thing of darkness i achknowledge mine
In long lasting fortitude is the fight of the astute. A lot of effort is made towards the war of the moral. And a race towards life is the route. Preparing the endless fit of strength of all. There is he who is choosing his fate. Working hard despite all opposers’ bait. There is he who is choosing life. Working hard despite all opposers’ strife. Lost in the dirt, seeking out of the ruse. Forced towards the light, brighter and rife. No letting up despite the refuse. Clean is the proud, and happy, the player of the flute. A rite of passage for all is the praise of the immortal. War is the only dispute Death is not fatal. The renegade does not enter the gate. He is stuck outside the city, and left without state. The renegade does not know his wife. He is stuck at heart and can’t even play a fife. In the dirt he is and is with a lot of abuse. He cannot escape the knife. Cut, cutting up despite the accuse. Reality is but the face of cute. Subjected to falsified doctrine and the immoral. It is callous and as rotten fruit. Moxie exists with everyone no matter how small. Can the one who is happy learn to hate? Only he or she can solve this debate. Finally the long absent sky above the Alewife. Can’t say that I have seen such teeming wildlife... Swimming in a sea of its Muse. The lowly continue their sighs But I do proudly diffuse. .This plight of mine is hard to toot. Exemplified by my emphasis on the astral. With which I dress in an armoured suit. So my enemies do not mute my oral. and the skies do tell in high rate, How esteemed they are on time and ne’er late. But giving ever virtuous despite All those dead or dying, without prospect of afterlife. It is their way to choose: The dark abyss of guise, (or) The gentle river of blue For now I do keep silent, But still I commute, With those of higher propositions and goal, So I do instill thyself a deeper root. In the waterbed truly formal. Those who truth ‘I do navigate’ and those of lies ‘I do alienate’ At a loss O’ man or mesmerize, Work harder on thoughts than just plagiarize. The foes of old are still and sleuth I show them love and they in lies are baptized Tradition is there with purpose, don’t misuse. I see to it the wise stay wise, For better they will strategize. And the unwise, wisdom they will pursue. Giving them their much needed paradise. And the lost I will use.
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 10:53 AM UTC
Poem Of Paradise
In long lasting fortitude is the fight of the astute. A lot of effort is made towards the war of the moral. And a race towards life is the route. Preparing the endless fit of strength of all. There is he who is choosing his fate. Working hard despite all opposers’ bait. There is he who is choosing life. Working hard despite all opposers’ strife. Lost in the dirt, seeking out of the ruse. Forced towards the light, brighter and rife. No letting up despite the refuse. Clean is the proud, and happy, the player of the flute. A rite of passage for all is the praise of the immortal. War is the only dispute Death is not fatal. The renegade does not enter the gate. He is stuck outside the city, and left without state. The renegade does not know his wife. He is stuck at heart and can’t even play a fife. In the dirt he is and is with a lot of abuse. He cannot escape the knife. Cut, cutting up despite the accuse. Reality is but the face of cute. Subjected to falsified doctrine and the immoral. It is callous and as rotten fruit. Moxie exists with everyone no matter how small. Can the one who is happy learn to hate? Only he or she can solve this debate. Finally the long absent sky above the Alewife. Can’t say that I have seen such teeming wildlife... Swimming in a sea of its Muse. The lowly continue their sighs But I do proudly diffuse. .This plight of mine is hard to toot. Exemplified by my emphasis on the astral. With which I dress in an armoured suit. So my enemies do not mute my oral. and the skies do tell in high rate, How esteemed they are on time and ne’er late. But giving ever virtuous despite All those dead or dying, without prospect of afterlife. It is their way to choose: The dark abyss of guise, (or) The gentle river of blue For now I do keep silent, But still I commute, With those of higher propositions and goal, So I do instill thyself a deeper root. In the waterbed truly formal. Those who truth ‘I do navigate’ and those of lies ‘I do alienate’ At a loss O’ man or mesmerize, Work harder on thoughts than just plagiarize. The foes of old are still and sleuth I show them love and they in lies are baptized Tradition is there with purpose, don’t misuse. I see to it the wise stay wise, For better they will strategize. And the unwise, wisdom they will pursue. Giving them their much needed paradise. And the lost I will use.
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Two antagonists joined and evolving... prevailing scarcity far rarer abundance a forked pattern through millennial time new century visions holistic... technology sightings viewing through lenses holographic wholeness appearing in parts... promises of science now simply profound clear water and plenty hungry billions soon fed innovations cropping from the boisterous crowd... standing robots astute heavy labor performed... global nervous system growing and formed by the web... residue and waste becoming power transformed... optimism breaking long history's confines questions large and looming give pause... the antagonists mentioned are they soon to transform? abundance and scarcity new parents new consciousness birthing... awareness with awe in one simple moment? ancient spiritual light is it now flowing holographic vessels to fill? what might the newborn be named? should she simply be called... enough? this name also naming a bright center glow... daughter scarcity now absorbed and lining her abundant light... new strength new vision a new fork in our road?
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Jun 2, 2012
Jun 2, 2012 at 11:27 PM UTC
Abundance
1542 Come show thy Durham Breast To her who loves thee best, Delicious Robin— And if it be not me At least within my Tree Do the avowing— Thy Nuptial so minute Perhaps is more astute Than vaster suing— For so to soar away Is our propensity The Day ensuing—
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Come show thy Durham Breast
**Meek Astute Noble Didactic Exemplary Learned Angelic** For You Mandela
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 2:35 PM UTC
MANDELA
Shadows astute pierced by emotion drowning in sorrow, deep in the ocean Dramatic ideas cast returned Cinder and ashes, all have burned Wishes, dreams built in despair count the blessings no more fare Faulting my demons, sights unknown Feeling inside, I'm alone!!
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 11:32 PM UTC
Despaired
Why are people intentionally cruel and malignant? Are they too blind to mistake their Achilles’s heel for their forte? Or do they intentionally enjoy obliterating anything that comes their way? Indubitably, reeling into their self-destruction and collapse as the roof caves. Repelling any benevolence into their lives, They will close all doors with their narrow minds. Atrociousness will prevail and set forth unfathomable tongues of rhyme. Seeking insatiable supremacy governing in disguise. Clearly oblivious to the detrimental exploits they expose, They will lead a life that is solely self-imposed. Cultivating an environment of animosity is not astute you see, People will always revolt and eventually be set free. Unless you morally evolve and realize you have wronged, You will embark on a journey that will negatively consume your soul. It begins with your physical state, depleting with every irrational action you make. Ultimately, deteriorating your body into an anemic vegetable state. Reeking of insecurities through the infusion of wretchedness and despair, your life will begin to turn inside out transforming into an eternal torment of misery and hell. However, it's never too late to change your tyrannical direction. It's only compassion, empathy, and altruistic love that will be your salvation. By: Michael M. De La Fuente
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 12:12 AM UTC
Cause and Effect
Liberate the train Inch by inch, mile for mile Speed is a waiting land, devoted to plain Excuses and accusation, in the lips, all the while Independance, is our reward Found futures, in a problem silence, now In last, the problems of candor before the words Of compelling a heart to action, as if guidance allowed Travel of the ****** Suppose to wither with denial? Sordid capture of a freer insanity? Cares of presumption, to live with fear, filial? Callous worth, we's of owed solemnity Trading hunger for wheel's Spare adroitness to tame a keeping nativity Boxes of avarice, with purity to establish a host feel's Rage, for a dream in the land Set to firsts and lest we begin the dire harvest Of an honest soul, that has lent avarice a hand A thought for wishful patience, that has momentum to attest
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Jul 10, 2023
Jul 10, 2023 at 1:05 PM UTC
Well Served; Astute, Baring, Copious Solitude
The archaic Mythologies Were well depicted ventures of Human Spirit to verily present acts of the absolute Nutness An astute of a compelling question Still Much relevant in today's lmplicit Deconstruction of  Committing A moral Excession. Old Greeks came to a betwixt paradox when compairing the two ulterior motives:   ~ a completely mad passionate love ~ a sharp cold blooded oportunistic love
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Feb 24, 2016
Feb 24, 2016 at 4:07 PM UTC
Medeia & Jason
When I was eight years old, I overlooked a moment of compassion And challenged the will of a fellow third grader Compelled by my ignorance She gave the most astute summary of my life ever uttered. When I was eight years old, A frizzy haired girl asked me an impudent question A question of infinite importance: How do you sleep? How do you sleep at night, since you know yourself? When I was eight years old, my arrogant mind brimmed with resentment Reaffirming that I, I, apart from my arrogance, Was the best person I knew. I was eight years old, and a prophet had spoken. Eight years later, I long to be swallowed by the sheets Eyes stare mockingly at the dormant ceiling Clinging to the handrails As my train of thought Careens off the tracks Exploding in a cloud of terror and regret Eight years later, I long for the simple arrogance of my eight year old mind I long to close my eyes And remember nothing Because today, Today I am sixteen And tomorrow I will be twenty-four And the next day I shall be eighty When I'm eighty, I'll stare at the bleached walls Succumbing to the force of the past As it consumes the present. When I turn eighty-eight, I'll look to the end of my starched bed And He shall smile Saying, "Well done!" I hope I lie, when I'm eighty-eight, Because If I am honest If I tell the truth I do not know who he is And I never have I will be cast away because, eighty years before, When I was eight years old, I was arrogant But still innocent eighty years from death and eighty years from shame I could have heeded those words The words of the frizzy haired girl When I was eight years old, I could have decided I could have had him sing me to sleep I could have died entirely unlike myself. Now that I'm sixteen, I still do nothing.
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 12:14 PM UTC
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When I was eight years old, I overlooked a moment of compassion And challenged the will of a fellow third grader Compelled by my ignorance She gave the most astute summary of my life ever uttered. When I was eight years old, A frizzy haired girl asked me an impudent question A question of infinite importance: How do you sleep? How do you sleep at night, since you know yourself? When I was eight years old, my arrogant mind brimmed with resentment Reaffirming that I, I, apart from my arrogance, Was the best person I knew. I was eight years old, and a prophet had spoken. Eight years later, I long to be swallowed by the sheets Eyes stare mockingly at the dormant ceiling Clinging to the handrails As my train of thought Careens off the tracks Exploding in a cloud of terror and regret Eight years later, I long for the simple arrogance of my eight year old mind I long to close my eyes And remember nothing Because today, Today I am sixteen And tomorrow I will be twenty-four And the next day I shall be eighty When I'm eighty, I'll stare at the bleached walls Succumbing to the force of the past As it consumes the present. When I turn eighty-eight, I'll look to the end of my starched bed And He shall smile Saying, "Well done!" I hope I lie, when I'm eighty-eight, Because If I am honest If I tell the truth I do not know who he is And I never have I will be cast away because, eighty years before, When I was eight years old, I was arrogant But still innocent eighty years from death and eighty years from shame I could have heeded those words The words of the frizzy haired girl When I was eight years old, I could have decided I could have had him sing me to sleep I could have died entirely unlike myself. Now that I'm sixteen, I still do nothing.
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management in Washington has only gotten worse Obama's administration is it's curse before he took up lodgings in the oval office room America wasn't as replete with endless gloom he's most certainly made a mess of everything the health of the economy is flagging at will be disrespects the amendments of the constitution and the people are becoming tired of his flagrant execution with a Republican at the helm of the ship America will have a more astute stewardship the White House must be purged of the Obama regime so the great nation of America will again positively gleam with mid term elections coming at the end of the year the majority Democrats should be given the spear Obama and his mob have achieved little for the American populous the time has arrived for them to board the outbound bus
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 9:00 PM UTC
Outbound Bus
Blue is for detachment, the lateral, the second thought The dragonfly’s wing, that blue, the company of a shadow; The curtain of dusk, the blue of solitude; The blue of people, their blue hair; The abandoned blue of loss; Astute blue, foreseeing who wakes and who sleeps; The blue of blue jays, one tear of a fallen angel; The blue of what is forgotten; Blue of juniper, blue of sky; The blue of rivers, the blue of fingertips; The blue of feathers, their glossed barbs; Poppy seed blue, recently harvested; The blue of argon, the arm, the path to refuge; Blue is for hope, a sanctuary, the final word; The turtle’s back, that blue, the pulse of veins; Wind chill, the blue of absence; The blue of trees, their blue branches; The paralyzing blue of fear.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 9:22 PM UTC
Blue
The man decked in blue      sits quite content           on a sofa                and observes wealthy offspring                waltz in flashing their brilliant teeth           glossed with potent peppermint.      These teens don't know love, lust is all it is.      While the Jazz bops away,           more whisky is poured                and they zip out to get jammy.                The man, mid-twenties,           kind of blue, dapper apparel,      has one on the rocks. Sees them walk in most evenings,      cute blondes with flawless skin,           guys in suits, bow ties, the works,                gaze into each other's pupils.                There are regulars,           Robert, the chap from Yale,      Quentin, sly guy at Harvard and Carly, still at school the man believes, who's coquettish, fresh,      these two want to have her           but she's astute,                knows just what she wants.                They're all after her in fact.           Every male in the room      turns their head, can't blame them, she's like Candyfloss,      all the men want a taste           but there's not enough for everyone                and they don't look like the sharing kind.                The man in blue           just grins to himself      thinking how grand it is that he's single, sensible, secure.
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 10:27 AM UTC
Blue Candyfloss
The man decked in blue      sits quite content           on a sofa                and observes wealthy offspring                waltz in flashing their brilliant teeth           glossed with potent peppermint.      These teens don't know love, lust is all it is.      While the Jazz bops away,           more whisky is poured                and they zip out to get jammy.                The man, mid-twenties,           kind of blue, dapper apparel,      has one on the rocks. Sees them walk in most evenings,      cute blondes with flawless skin,           guys in suits, bow ties, the works,                gaze into each other's pupils.                There are regulars,           Robert, the chap from Yale,      Quentin, sly guy at Harvard and Carly, still at school the man believes, who's coquettish, fresh,      these two want to have her           but she's astute,                knows just what she wants.                They're all after her in fact.           Every male in the room      turns their head, can't blame them, she's like Candyfloss,      all the men want a taste           but there's not enough for everyone                and they don't look like the sharing kind.                The man in blue           just grins to himself      thinking how grand it is that he's single, sensible, secure.
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