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Unthrifty loveliness, why dost thou spend Upon thy self thy beauty’s legacy? Nature’s bequest gives nothing, but doth lend, And being frank she lends to those are free. Then, beauteous niggard why dost thou abuse, The bounteous largess given thee to give? Profitless usurer, why dost thou use So great a sum of sums yet canst not live? For having traffic with thyself alone, Thou of thyself thy sweet self dost deceive. Then how when nature calls thee to be gone, What acceptable audit canst thou leave? Thy unused beauty must be tombed with thee, Which usèd, lives th’ executor to be.
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Sonnet 004: Unthrifty Loveliness, Why Dost Thou Spend
Be my everything, To guide and cherish me, Be my lover, To love me unconditionally. Be my Architech, Let's design the future together. Be my teacher, To teach me how to love. Be my engineer, To build our home. Be my doctor, To take care of me. Be my accountant, To audit my salary. Be my bestfriend, To advise me when I'm sad. Be my clown, To make me happy when I'm down. Lastly, be my partner, And stay with me forever.
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Nov 4, 2015
Nov 4, 2015 at 10:22 PM UTC
Be my...
Love, faith and forgiveness principal are in Christian school. Torrid anger thou must flay While it's still displaying on the eastern tray Ere its set on the *** laude of thy sterling Prize. The other meek cheek of thine turn-- Though tough--to him that seek thy burn. Gladly go not one but twain miles with Him that bid thee. Distribute cheerfully To widows cream bread and wine; the needy And orphans--whether you're rolling in it-- Never neglect, and make no open show Of thy charity: its trumpet do not blow. Make mammon thy master nay. Believe The Bible though you cannot It fathom Out--the Spirit thy heart will guide. Kingdom Eternal chiefly pursue; to goodness cleave. Both parents and priests honour, and men In authority obey. Keep the Lord's pen. Fast and pray, playing not to the gallery. In heaven's safe thy treasure store, where Robbers and rust have no access nor share. For worldly wants, soul, never you worry-- Jehovah-Jireh above knows thy very need, Who gives in season due to the sower seed. Salt and light on earth be. Thy righteousness The Pharisees' must exceed. All differences Reconciled, lest thy balance draws offence By heaven's audit. Loincloth of faithfulness Wrap. At a lady be weary to leer, and thy ***** bridle. To God thy heart wholly tie. The log in thine own eyes first remove Afore thy brother's speck you see. Grudge Not but ask, seek and knock. Don't judge. Such measure from others expect to them give-- Golden rule. Strive to enter in at the narrow Gate: the rough, rugged road to the end follow.
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 7:34 AM UTC
Sermon on the Mount: the Christian Syllabus
Love, faith and forgiveness principal are in Christian school. Torrid anger thou must flay While it's still displaying on the eastern tray Ere its set on the *** laude of thy sterling Prize. The other meek cheek of thine turn-- Though tough--to him that seek thy burn. Gladly go not one but twain miles with Him that bid thee. Distribute cheerfully To widows cream bread and wine; the needy And orphans--whether you're rolling in it-- Never neglect, and make no open show Of thy charity: its trumpet do not blow. Make mammon thy master nay. Believe The Bible though you cannot It fathom Out--the Spirit thy heart will guide. Kingdom Eternal chiefly pursue; to goodness cleave. Both parents and priests honour, and men In authority obey. Keep the Lord's pen. Fast and pray, playing not to the gallery. In heaven's safe thy treasure store, where Robbers and rust have no access nor share. For worldly wants, soul, never you worry-- Jehovah-Jireh above knows thy very need, Who gives in season due to the sower seed. Salt and light on earth be. Thy righteousness The Pharisees' must exceed. All differences Reconciled, lest thy balance draws offence By heaven's audit. Loincloth of faithfulness Wrap. At a lady be weary to leer, and thy ***** bridle. To God thy heart wholly tie. The log in thine own eyes first remove Afore thy brother's speck you see. Grudge Not but ask, seek and knock. Don't judge. Such measure from others expect to them give-- Golden rule. Strive to enter in at the narrow Gate: the rough, rugged road to the end follow.
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with flowers for the moonlight the fright she bid goodbye stars and leonids sparkled the night like a wino in the midst with acquired dreams I audit this blinky blue eyed sunrise the two little satellites melted away musical notes insured by a common man harvested by the embraceable grim reaper in this bizarre love pentangle they arrive with their swarm of locusts the thieves of silence!!
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:29 AM UTC
Thieves of Silence
I gave you the softest parts of me— not to be etched with your absence, but to be held like something sacred. You mistook my silence for surrender, my patience for permission to translate my worth into your dialect of deficiency. I kept shrinking, hoping you'd stop asking me to stretch into shapes that broke me. But even silence thundered when it was you echoing inside it. You wanted me holy— while you played god with my peace. But where was the audit? Where was the reckoning for all the times I arrived as more than you deserved and still left with less than I needed? I begged the universe for balance, and it gave me you— a lesson wrapped in longing, a storm disguised as stillness. I wore almost like a second skin. until it blistered: almost loved, almost safe, almost enough. Now, I gather the fragments— not to rebuild you, but to remember me. Because healing isn’t ornamental, but it’s mine. And this time, I won’t apologize for the fire that finally burned you out of me. I’m tired of drowning in the shape of someone else’s healing, tired of being the altar where guilt is laid like offerings. So I take— not out of want, but necessity. To stop giving to ghosts who never learned how to stay. This time, I light the match, watch the echoes burn.
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 12:56 AM UTC
the reckoning of echoes
Classic bier pose: eyes closed, arms folded over chest, everything aligned perfectly. Peaceful, opposite of the turmoil in everyone around you. You never did think about others at all. In the flames I can see your body still. Peaceful pose: gone. Now: contortionist. Eight-year-old Chinese gymnast, perfect 10 I’d say, but perhaps I’m biased. Over there the judge says 7.99; stingy, just call it 8 even (or put the taxes in the **** score). I think it was the stress of the audit. That’s why your wife left, the audit.  And the hookers, you ***** ******* I’d **** on your pyre, but all the alcohol would catch it on fire and send it racing up to light ME, instead of one of your nasty cigarettes. Tax evasion, lying (eight, count ‘em, eight dependents: birds #s 1, 2, 3 (bird feeder pays for itself this way, don’t it?), chipmunk, dog, the mouse in the cellar, bird number 4 (only in the summer, not domesticated), even the random fox), you name it. How did you run that for so long? Hero’s funeral, the great pyre, a pile of ashes. Something a chimney sweep would leave, and about as important.  Did they ever find cause of death—the wife? Good, I helped her. She needed a shoulder to cry on after you died, and you sure as hell weren’t there (typical). A pile of ashes, ashes to ashes, etc., n’est-ce pas?
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Apr 1, 2010
Apr 1, 2010 at 12:24 PM UTC
Eulogy
Against that time, if ever that time come, When I shall see thee frown on my defects, When as thy love hath cast his utmost sum, Called to that audit by advised respects; Against that time when thou shalt strangely pass, And scarcely greet me with that sun, thine eye, When love, converted from the thing it was, Shall reasons find of settled gravity— Against that time do I ensconce me here Within the knowledge of mine own desart, And this my hand, against myself uprear, To guard the lawful reasons on thy part. To leave poor me thou hast the strength of laws, Since why to love I can allege no cause.
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Sonnet 049: Against That Time, If Ever That Time Come
One check of my accomplishments, But furthermore a verification for skills, The art of conversation shall be my judge, And my experience so far my partner in crime, As the master of this angelic pen I'll suffice, Even if they find me underwhelmed, Or leave with disappointment without another word, It is only proof, I have too much to improve to give up! One way or the other, I find my hand guide the way, With gentle movements, a delicate caligraphy has been created, Thus, a deep breath, calming my tired nerves, helps me relax, A clear mind is required for a difficult task after all, And so, my hand gently, softly calls for the cover of this pen, Time flew past without distraction, confidently, Handing away this work I wait for the results, Starting to become nervous down to my very core, What if it wasn't good enough? ~ Umi
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Feb 17, 2019
Feb 17, 2019 at 10:46 PM UTC
Audit
Write everyday. Write everyday no matter what. Write even at a loss for words. Write down the sounds. I make notes of the plane crashes I've never heard, the brook trout that never shook pond water onto the brittle grass when I didn't catch it, or the thunder cup coil I keep kneeing trying to give the overcast over the mountain something to compete with. And I'm not sorry.        I'm not.      I'm not sorry that my reborn Christian best    friend    has   seen the    light, and I still scoff when people pray over potatoes. And I only believe in plastic Polaroid postcards from last decade timestamped in the white space with Bic black ink. I'm not sorry for that. And truth is, I've never washed this black shirt; just hung it hoping that moths' would **** the sweat spots and leave the fabric. I clenched the gold cap beneath my ring finger from the glass green bottle occupying my lips driving down the Marsh Creek bridge. I wanted to relate / to be relatable / relative to the sedans, and seatbelts too tight to breathe, passing me. At the end of the bridge, where there was no chance of drowning and the road color changed, I parked in the driveway of a wooden house. Its blinds were up, shades pulled apart with two hands like gas station freezer doors, leaving them vulnerable to the hiss of semi truck tractor trailer high beams slicing through fifty + raindrops per second going a few miles shy of sixty-five, yet the people inside moved so freely. I  sat Indian-style—a term I learned at four then learned it to be racist at fourteen— in their driveway, and ate the gravel they walked on trying to taste security because all I'd had in the last few hours were plates of refried fear. Fear of audit, of my teeth breaking off, and of ending up like Eric Garner when I heard that wailing Voice of Justice coming for me in the distance.
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 4:32 PM UTC
I'm Not Sorry
Write everyday. Write everyday no matter what. Write even at a loss for words. Write down the sounds. I make notes of the plane crashes I've never heard, the brook trout that never shook pond water onto the brittle grass when I didn't catch it, or the thunder cup coil I keep kneeing trying to give the overcast over the mountain something to compete with. And I'm not sorry.        I'm not.      I'm not sorry that my reborn Christian best    friend    has   seen the    light, and I still scoff when people pray over potatoes. And I only believe in plastic Polaroid postcards from last decade timestamped in the white space with Bic black ink. I'm not sorry for that. And truth is, I've never washed this black shirt; just hung it hoping that moths' would **** the sweat spots and leave the fabric. I clenched the gold cap beneath my ring finger from the glass green bottle occupying my lips driving down the Marsh Creek bridge. I wanted to relate / to be relatable / relative to the sedans, and seatbelts too tight to breathe, passing me. At the end of the bridge, where there was no chance of drowning and the road color changed, I parked in the driveway of a wooden house. Its blinds were up, shades pulled apart with two hands like gas station freezer doors, leaving them vulnerable to the hiss of semi truck tractor trailer high beams slicing through fifty + raindrops per second going a few miles shy of sixty-five, yet the people inside moved so freely. I  sat Indian-style—a term I learned at four then learned it to be racist at fourteen— in their driveway, and ate the gravel they walked on trying to taste security because all I'd had in the last few hours were plates of refried fear. Fear of audit, of my teeth breaking off, and of ending up like Eric Garner when I heard that wailing Voice of Justice coming for me in the distance.
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Took a trip on the Belafonte, Bound with Cuba to forgotten Sanz. Dinning on tin canned Del Monte, A glass of Suntory always in hands. Lloyd Faversham gifted salacious devices by John Cleese. Used as props in Mike’s next gin stained showpiece. The drum-line seemed irksome to J. Jonah. He’d heard Zach Hill before. Given limited time, despite the persona. Interstellar fault found in a **** metaphor. A swift change to an even more marketable sound. Sparks didn’t fly when trying to appear profound. Tiny teen dreams tending to tiny skirts. Fidgeting with the hem-line. Their just unintelligible flirts. Stripping to avoid the breadline. Dystopian fiction led to dissolution of fact Can’t seem to see their world isn’t intact. Atwood to Collins, Collins to a stupid ******* maze. Alternate choice being a criminal thrill. Simplistic fantasy whose only benefit is praise. Popular opinion seems to be well over the hill.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 5:52 PM UTC
Another Odious Audit To Pop Culture
Man's love of money... I love it too. It results in Food, drink and shelter For my loved ones. But... On days when my back Won't straighten properly, When my carpenter's elbow, rugby Knee and boxer's hands Impair me I ask myself How many hours I've worked To pay just Interest. How many banker's cigars And Department of Finances- Screw-ups I've Funded with What's left of these knots of Muscle and bone that Are moving towards giving Up the guitar. Haven't owned a new one Since '94 anyway. So if what I've heard is correct,   Five percent Of the world's population Earn ninety percent of all Money made. Somebody very high up Should be fired. When I'm dead I'll ask to see The books.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 12:38 AM UTC
Audit in Heaven
O thou, my lovely boy, who in thy power Dost hold Time’s fickle glass his fickle hour; Who hast by waning grown, and therein show’st Thy lovers withering, as thy sweet self grow’st. If Nature, sovereign mistress over wrack, As thou goest onwards, still will pluck thee back, She keeps thee to this purpose, that her skill May Time disgrace, and wretched minutes **** Yet fear her, O thou minion of her pleasure! She may detain, but not still keep her treasure. Her audit, though delayed, answered must be, And her quietus is to render thee.
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Sonnet 126: O Thou, My Lovely Boy, Who In Thy Power
I'm again in a transition, A non-medical scientist by my schooling, A writer, singer-poet, and author by passion, These days I'm at Gorakhpur to join a new job, For another new opportunity that I grabbed, One of the many exams I cracked, This job is that of an Assistant Audit Officer. I marvel at what life has shown me, Educated at school in non-medical sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Math, English & Physical Education. Then I undertook the first paradigm career shift, Started my Bachelor degree in Biotechnology Met with the unfortunate cataclysmic road accident, Survived the 23-day coma against all odds. Oh the odds, do you remember, oh life? 200+ beats per minute heart rate in the coma, 104°F+ fever accompanied the ****** injuries, Fractured cheekbone just below the left eye. Brain stem injuries sent the global doctors in a Tizzy, Nobody was certain about my survival or the recovery, But I survived. The second paradigm shift here was my survival. They had said at the hospital, "Only the most serious cases come to ICU #2, And the lost cases come to HDU #7." BUT I DIDN'T DIE. I survived everything that you threw at me, Everything, even negative people, Who made weird recommendations. What did they recommend to my parents after the accident? — to make me join an easier degree course, — to make me train for weaving baskets, — to set up a toffee shop for me to earn bread, — and what not to discourage my family, — my parents had dreams for their only child, — all the whilst I was in the uncertain coma, — and the pitiable vegetative state for 30 more weeks, — where I endured immense pains. Oh life, you've been so hard! You gave me COVID-SARS in 2012, I didn't die, I completed my B.Tech in Biotechnology. More loneliness followed, I still didn't give up on life, Completed my M.Tech in Animal Biotechnology. The third paradigm shift was next, When I cleared 4 recruitment exams, And joined as a Probationary Officer With the State Bank of India. The fourth paradigm shift now comes, I have shifted to the job of an Assistant Audit Officer, With the Comptroller & Auditor General of India. I defeated death, But I seem to be fighting a lost battle Against loneliness in my life.
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Mar 12, 2024
Mar 12, 2024 at 11:46 PM UTC
New Opportunity
I'm again in a transition, A non-medical scientist by my schooling, A writer, singer-poet, and author by passion, These days I'm at Gorakhpur to join a new job, For another new opportunity that I grabbed, One of the many exams I cracked, This job is that of an Assistant Audit Officer. I marvel at what life has shown me, Educated at school in non-medical sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Math, English & Physical Education. Then I undertook the first paradigm career shift, Started my Bachelor degree in Biotechnology Met with the unfortunate cataclysmic road accident, Survived the 23-day coma against all odds. Oh the odds, do you remember, oh life? 200+ beats per minute heart rate in the coma, 104°F+ fever accompanied the ****** injuries, Fractured cheekbone just below the left eye. Brain stem injuries sent the global doctors in a Tizzy, Nobody was certain about my survival or the recovery, But I survived. The second paradigm shift here was my survival. They had said at the hospital, "Only the most serious cases come to ICU #2, And the lost cases come to HDU #7." BUT I DIDN'T DIE. I survived everything that you threw at me, Everything, even negative people, Who made weird recommendations. What did they recommend to my parents after the accident? — to make me join an easier degree course, — to make me train for weaving baskets, — to set up a toffee shop for me to earn bread, — and what not to discourage my family, — my parents had dreams for their only child, — all the whilst I was in the uncertain coma, — and the pitiable vegetative state for 30 more weeks, — where I endured immense pains. Oh life, you've been so hard! You gave me COVID-SARS in 2012, I didn't die, I completed my B.Tech in Biotechnology. More loneliness followed, I still didn't give up on life, Completed my M.Tech in Animal Biotechnology. The third paradigm shift was next, When I cleared 4 recruitment exams, And joined as a Probationary Officer With the State Bank of India. The fourth paradigm shift now comes, I have shifted to the job of an Assistant Audit Officer, With the Comptroller & Auditor General of India. I defeated death, But I seem to be fighting a lost battle Against loneliness in my life.
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you called me trash, a piece of garbage so i collected myself and analyzed what i brought to the table. i thought about what i could manage and determined the effectiveness of my current strategies but i concluded that i wasted my time sorting through my problems. © Matthew Harlovic
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Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 4:57 PM UTC
waste audit
This quiet night is too pure, And the envious one is about To sow the seed of jubilation, Evil has overtaking me, And my love one is about to Bleed the tears of contempt, The struggle is real, And the jealous one is about to coat The motion portrait of euphoria, Why was this price not accepted Before my first moan? This breathless peace cannot be the Place where my heart calls home, Oh life, spite my weightless star Over the southern hyaline, I cannot not believe that my inept Name is about to ration the little Palmwine with the prelate ancestors, How long will my wife’s Womb continue to yowl? Fate could not even wait For my fondness to breathe my sun, Beat the overt drums of time And give me a *** of warm water, For my blank soul has no other Value except endurance and rejection, Blow the covert horn of endless time And let me ride over dawn and dusk’ For my greatest traitor has come To hint me of my beholder’s score, My sacred cloud waves are now Pregnant with dry rain of gold dust, What have I done to Wound my own ghost? I have nothing more To sacrifice except my morrow, Alight my irrevocable paean at the Potent door of my inescapable darkness And let the Gods take possession and audit My perfect price of ornate fragrance. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:13 AM UTC
CONSUMMATION
the state audit office claims, emotional maturity, social skills, expressing yourself are girls’ traits. schools reward us but not the boys — they are traumatised, underperform not just because of a bra stap but because they need more risks, space and maths as if history is feminine and language is something only a girl can speak. they said, boys need a strategy to prepare them for adulthood as if we aren’t already living it, patching holes in our own lives, carrying the world while no one teaches us how. researchers however consider it justified to dig deeper and find out why boys can’t keep up hoping to tailor a way that fits them better. so tailor it. add a hem. cut the cloth but leave us out. we’ve been altered enough to their taste since the dawn of time.
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Sep 15, 2025
Sep 15, 2025 at 12:36 PM UTC
overrepresented, my ***
*i hear the sound of a voice a voice true and enigmatic and in its magical presence comes visions of beach and sun sand, foam and jumping fish palm trees laden with fruit and ancient canoes battling waves all through the night oftentimes i hear that voice carrying my name on breezes and showing me where i go as the days roll into the future and i look back and linger wondering who's to be pitied and who in the end envied that voice is like an auditor's wanting to know why and why these many columns remain full and how come my fun account remains solid and untouched that voice, life's inner throb makes me sore unfulfilled*
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 4:22 PM UTC
audit voice
Oh, Joel, I see you've gone the way of HP vanity with your two score & eight cantos pdf-ed and covered in Escheresque! ============ Wishing you brisk sales and an IRS audit :-)
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Feb 15, 2011
Feb 15, 2011 at 3:23 PM UTC
Oh, Joel
Our faults shimmer before the public Like lies in the eyes of teens But our good hibernate from others Advertising our wrongs and sins Friends and trust are what blaze our hearts To hurt us ere our sights spot And it takes us long to hang lens To audit what's dense to float We hardly contend our lacks That lay fresh and young to cure themselves And our needs emigrate the earth After the betrayal from what we thought helps
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Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014 at 6:56 AM UTC
Our blindness
How long will you stay uninterested? In this relationship like me, even you have invested. My idea of intimacy is based on my lifelong emptiness. Have you too felt the pangs of loneliness? How long have I been lonely in this world? Well, essentially since my lonely & difficult childhood. And now you might ask me another counter question. If I had my parents along, why this notion? Now, tell me, is having parents sufficient? Surely, we need siblings, friends, and a joint family. Grandparents help you endure the pangs of loneliness. Dear, have you ever been directionless? I grew up without their guidance, All I had were my busy parents. How can you judge me based on your experiences? Come to my world, but take your time to assess. You say that you chose me as you hope maturity, But now you know that I'm impulsive like you. I rhyme a lot, I whine a little. I write a lot, I speak a little. Allegorical reiteration of my story, It keeps happening, I keep repeating. Either you like me, Or maybe my life. Or maybe you don't, Either way you're mine. Time will bring us close, Like you say, like you say. Time will teach you how to love, Like I express myself, so will you. Yes, so will you, Dead sure, so will you. No, you won't be scared, For my soul is more scarred. Than my imperfect body, My mind is more beautiful. From my jobs, I earn money and reputation. I audit the Railways, Working for the Government. Comptroller & Auditor General of India, My employer. Indian Railways, the North Eastern Railway HQ, My paymaster. While we audit their expenditures, They even make our paychecks. I invest in the money market, And even in the Providence. But I have reached where nobody speculated, No, not even I could speculate this. While I knew that I must succeed, Even my mother was unsure. Nobody else knew this for sure, Well, nobody, nobody except for my father. Whilst I prepared for the exam, My mother provided food so nutritious. Only my father had faith in my potential, He laughed away all the speculations. They suggested weird, insulting alternatives, Sadists the people are oftentimes. I thank my parents for bringing me here, And it was my father who gave me the power. He remained calm throughout, And his oceanic calm is contagious. My mother did convey the speculations, But my father invested his hopes. Although there is no need to reiterate, Hope is the most powerful of all the words. I'm on a train right now, You might meet me soon.
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Aug 14, 2024
Aug 14, 2024 at 4:09 PM UTC
Money and Reputation
How long will you stay uninterested? In this relationship like me, even you have invested. My idea of intimacy is based on my lifelong emptiness. Have you too felt the pangs of loneliness? How long have I been lonely in this world? Well, essentially since my lonely & difficult childhood. And now you might ask me another counter question. If I had my parents along, why this notion? Now, tell me, is having parents sufficient? Surely, we need siblings, friends, and a joint family. Grandparents help you endure the pangs of loneliness. Dear, have you ever been directionless? I grew up without their guidance, All I had were my busy parents. How can you judge me based on your experiences? Come to my world, but take your time to assess. You say that you chose me as you hope maturity, But now you know that I'm impulsive like you. I rhyme a lot, I whine a little. I write a lot, I speak a little. Allegorical reiteration of my story, It keeps happening, I keep repeating. Either you like me, Or maybe my life. Or maybe you don't, Either way you're mine. Time will bring us close, Like you say, like you say. Time will teach you how to love, Like I express myself, so will you. Yes, so will you, Dead sure, so will you. No, you won't be scared, For my soul is more scarred. Than my imperfect body, My mind is more beautiful. From my jobs, I earn money and reputation. I audit the Railways, Working for the Government. Comptroller & Auditor General of India, My employer. Indian Railways, the North Eastern Railway HQ, My paymaster. While we audit their expenditures, They even make our paychecks. I invest in the money market, And even in the Providence. But I have reached where nobody speculated, No, not even I could speculate this. While I knew that I must succeed, Even my mother was unsure. Nobody else knew this for sure, Well, nobody, nobody except for my father. Whilst I prepared for the exam, My mother provided food so nutritious. Only my father had faith in my potential, He laughed away all the speculations. They suggested weird, insulting alternatives, Sadists the people are oftentimes. I thank my parents for bringing me here, And it was my father who gave me the power. He remained calm throughout, And his oceanic calm is contagious. My mother did convey the speculations, But my father invested his hopes. Although there is no need to reiterate, Hope is the most powerful of all the words. I'm on a train right now, You might meet me soon.
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Tantum tempus temporis quoniam aliena femina in meo cubiculo dormivit; ecce illi quantum dulce somnus est. Quanta etiam libera somnia sunt. In alia aetate mundum certe rexit vel optimo regi in matrimonio fideliter ducta est qui iuxtus flumen psalmos luce lunae scripsit. **** me iri foras egressum et spatiatum Nihil occurit hic, nihil umquam fit. Praeterea si incedat iam volat me narrare; habeo nihil, praecipue erga quicquid erat. Viam cepi aviam qua celeres non superant; dignis praemia sunt qui verbum veritatis distinguere possunt. Hospes solus me docere potuit praeclaram orem iustitiae contemplari et videre oculum pro oculo, et dentem pro dente. Nisi duo homines in mansionem, Est nullus in viso; verem exspectant, proinde quasi ver plaustro accederet. Mundus deleretur ea nocte sed meae amicae aequum esset; illa meo cubiculo dormiret *** revenirem. Meridiano me promoveo adhuc in obscura parte viae; in angustos corruere et constans manere non possum. Alius mea ore dicit sed solum meo animo audit, calcas omnibus etiam tibi feci quibus tamen careo. Ego et ego In creatione quo ingenium alicuius nec alicui ignoscit nec excolit. Ego et ego unus alteri dicit nullus et videre imaginem meum et vivere possit. From "Bird's Nest In Your Hair" by Brian Jobe
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May 21, 2017
May 21, 2017 at 10:03 PM UTC
Ego et Ego after Bob Dylan
Love is not a subject for any audit it belongs more to the heart than wit- it follows no formula no peg but its own does it fit analysis would its very beauty mar and shatter it bit by bit
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Jan 12, 2019
Jan 12, 2019 at 6:29 AM UTC
THE TRUE NATURE OF LOVE
I'm shouting just to shout, or I think I'm shouting for you to hear me. I want to be loved but I don't want to force it, I don't want to pry like a banker doing an audit. I, I, I, am stuttering, stuttering because no words seem right. And you, you, you, are someone I can't fight. I don't want to pressure so I'll just write it in a letter. Maybe if I hide I'll feel so much better, but I found my walls talking, and they are always bitter. I should hide for now and try again later, I can, I can test the water and try not to falter. My words come out wrong, I talk too long, I yell out of frustration, and, and, and push you away in fear of inflation. I will try and work things out, I can't say I won't shout, and I will pout, but, but, but, baby I can't find the right route.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 4:53 PM UTC
Shout
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                        Has All the Gold Been Stolen from Fort Knox?                      Elon Musk encouraged to crack open Fort Knox                      and audit the gold reserves                            -New York Post, 16 February 2025 President Musk will now make an audit Of the gold in Fort Knox, down to the dime But all he will find (he may have already caught it) Is the missing TP from the covid time!
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Feb 16, 2025
Feb 16, 2025 at 6:30 PM UTC
Has All the Gold Been Stolen from Fort Knox?
Radiant like basquiat Throw my every thing at nothingness In hopes of achieving.. No job holding radicalism True expression  Why fix a flat when you (walk) amongst stars Obscure.. Real inspiration No concept of (madness) repeated (method) Vicious cycle Timeless chaos.. Seconds of every hour (Countless) inspiration Untitled.. New thoughts entrance into old minds Wisdom of having knowledge the jewels of life shine Without ever noticing (Omniscient) (translucent) A diamond in a goats *** The rose that grew from concrete  Unexplainable The art of being existence Just words to a page of no readers (Blind audience) audio visuals Brail the (real feel) a noise for those whom cant hear Emotionless pit The deepest depth Never to be touched upon Seek and you shall find Stagnant (Negative aspect) First time ive scripted a composition In such a way scholar No scholarships missed out on the college creds (low credit) Middle class Irs out to audit a poor man thumb tax Little ****** (Play on Words) Romeo n Juliet tragedy Alcoholism deep rooted (Jean pool) Denim Faded new terminology, wavy Turnt up Burn bluntz the essence of mother earth Sweet aroma Quit smoking its bad cause i say so.. Well ive done so at free will but felt enslaved (Irrational thinking) Conspiracy Subconscious Third eye awakened Opened chakras Encoded language Aspirations Untitled... Simply Untitled
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 5:16 AM UTC
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