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"bangles" poems
That workaholic lady who's always on call, keeping up with the market fall. That newly married lady with chunky red bangles, returning to her father's big castles. That person who's scared to get lapse, so stays active on the google maps. That person who swings like a kid at the back door, Or the one who perform calisthenics on an empty floor. That next door girl with a red lipstick, flicking her shinny hair & gossiping with her clique, That dreamer gazing outside the window, That overworked soul dozing on his elbow. That 21st century kid, listening to Eminem & playing video games. Or That 90’s kid, listening to Jenga Boys & playing outdoor games. That banker with a big fat stomach, filled with his beautiful wife’s love. That lady who eats like a thief, in her big fat bag hiding a beef. That old man who can’t stand Bombay's winding turns. That granny spotting & criticing  every fashion trends. That man who has Raju Rastogi’s concerns, thinking & chanting for earns & returns. Those kids who believe their job is to fill the voids in a battlefield, in the still crowd surpassing like electrons into a magnetic field. That lady sitting under cold seat like a glacial, than standing with 7kgs in a crowded central, & tryna stay sane listening to George Michael. That geek who switchs from Linkedin to Arjun Reddy, when the masses flee into the scenery. That trader crunching numbers so rapidly, when the stock prices go down hourly. That person on the last seat, diagressing from work & gazing around, soaking in her pashmina, with a career newfound.
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 1:35 AM UTC
Your's truly, Travelogue.
That workaholic lady who's always on call, keeping up with the market fall. That newly married lady with chunky red bangles, returning to her father's big castles. That person who's scared to get lapse, so stays active on the google maps. That person who swings like a kid at the back door, Or the one who perform calisthenics on an empty floor. That next door girl with a red lipstick, flicking her shinny hair & gossiping with her clique, That dreamer gazing outside the window, That overworked soul dozing on his elbow. That 21st century kid, listening to Eminem & playing video games. Or That 90’s kid, listening to Jenga Boys & playing outdoor games. That banker with a big fat stomach, filled with his beautiful wife’s love. That lady who eats like a thief, in her big fat bag hiding a beef. That old man who can’t stand Bombay's winding turns. That granny spotting & criticing  every fashion trends. That man who has Raju Rastogi’s concerns, thinking & chanting for earns & returns. Those kids who believe their job is to fill the voids in a battlefield, in the still crowd surpassing like electrons into a magnetic field. That lady sitting under cold seat like a glacial, than standing with 7kgs in a crowded central, & tryna stay sane listening to George Michael. That geek who switchs from Linkedin to Arjun Reddy, when the masses flee into the scenery. That trader crunching numbers so rapidly, when the stock prices go down hourly. That person on the last seat, diagressing from work & gazing around, soaking in her pashmina, with a career newfound.
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lightning bolt earrings; bangles jangle on dark wrists: an urban Gypsy.
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 5:48 PM UTC
concrete stalker.
Lost in his thoughts With her eyes closed Waking up from her fancy By the call of a pigeon With a message from him Conveying to meet him Near the river side Of the Gulmohar tree Hearing the trumpet of The evening conch With an acceptable smile Ready in his favourite Shining peach fruit dress Wide eyes with black kajal Long black hair decorated With magical fragrance Of buds of jasmine flowers Colourful bangles filling Her soft wheatish hands With musical bands Sitting under the flame tree Decorated with beautiful Orange-red Gulmohar petals Waiting for her beloved Lasting the wait till dawn But never did he come Flowing kajal with her tears Turning her to black cheeks Back to her despondency Like a broken soul Comes again the pigeon With a message on its body Written by human blood Dear, move on in your life I am, no more in this life Jasmines giving an odour Bangles becoming colourless Kajal, blurring her vision Falling down on the floor With her eyes closing !
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 1:38 AM UTC
The Gulmohar
I saw her I saw her smile Focus out through the sparkle Reflecting from her danglers And the ones in the atmosphere. Turquoise sequinned with beige Crackers, all around her Our first new year Where she took me by My hand, entangling fingers Lacing, when she thought she'd Lost me,skipping between White walls and brown floors Finding a way out Through the maze. Low hung ceiling lamps. Dragging me back through my memory doors Remains the same White walls and brown floors While I wait outside. Inside you're having your chemo. Crackers Inside my heart Slithering through my mouth I see her in between Those flinging and swinging Prayer flags, I recollect Hanging them in the backyard Of our home, you Bargained them out A flea market, before That year's Diwali You had inside of you A life that would bless us In three months. A tangerine Georgette Saree And rhyming with it, Rani colored bangles Sneaking up on the roof. Crackers White walls, wooden floors You lie quiet, unmoved. A skyrocket ups in a distance As I light you up in flames. Crackers You'd always come back Focusing, defocusing My memories' pitaara Sparkling, dangling Skipping and lacing Through all those crackers Lighting me up
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 4:21 AM UTC
Crackers.
Dangling bangles in rhythm of light, colorfully shining right into the night; Caressing my ears with magical tones, dancing on air while my mind gently roams. Lovely to hear and so sweet to see, the motion of sounds in a song that's free; Notes call to the sky with a fresh melody, my very own voice sings the harmony. In Autumn we sense those mystical sounds, of spirits awakening this time around; Each breeze sends the chimes out into space, with pleasure and smiles no cloud can erase.
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Aug 7, 2016
Aug 7, 2016 at 2:02 PM UTC
Wind Chimes
she likes to dance in cemeteries naked warring little but jeweled ***** bells, ankle bracelets toe rings bingles, bangles, piercings, through ******* and nose her tongue split each side wiggling independently she gives head on a head stone her blow jobs like two undulating mouths her skin inked with black and blood tattoos that say *Satan's little ***** ***** double penetrations preferred porfavor the more buttery big ***** and pastry puffy ******* the better* she all purple hair tinged red and antler horned hat with silver toe and finger nails a crazy saint sane adored by the popes of the lascivious eyes wide open over a crimson mouth sneer cherry pout lips gods gift to ***** and vaginas a temple of relief exalting Eros a **** it bucket list of lust her heart cotton candy in flames ****** like a river of smashed potatoes in cream she like phases of a corpse moon begs to be used after death like pigment on canvas smeared red globes and chiaroscuro she playing dead living it up do you know her she keeps her secret hidden on her sleeve while you keep yours from yourself *bless me father for I have sinned and loved every minute of it yet dare not be happy for fear of Gods rage* my soul saved turned fertile earth to sand and shrouding vistas of light till the bed is the bed of the living dead so there's nothin left but work and sleep and dreams of drunken **** madness are buried under the weight marked forbidden black sun curse hips sway in ashes a forbidden dance
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 10:42 AM UTC
Forbidden Dance
she likes to dance in cemeteries naked warring little but jeweled ***** bells, ankle bracelets toe rings bingles, bangles, piercings, through ******* and nose her tongue split each side wiggling independently she gives head on a head stone her blow jobs like two undulating mouths her skin inked with black and blood tattoos that say *Satan's little ***** ***** double penetrations preferred porfavor the more buttery big ***** and pastry puffy ******* the better* she all purple hair tinged red and antler horned hat with silver toe and finger nails a crazy saint sane adored by the popes of the lascivious eyes wide open over a crimson mouth sneer cherry pout lips gods gift to ***** and vaginas a temple of relief exalting Eros a **** it bucket list of lust her heart cotton candy in flames ****** like a river of smashed potatoes in cream she like phases of a corpse moon begs to be used after death like pigment on canvas smeared red globes and chiaroscuro she playing dead living it up do you know her she keeps her secret hidden on her sleeve while you keep yours from yourself *bless me father for I have sinned and loved every minute of it yet dare not be happy for fear of Gods rage* my soul saved turned fertile earth to sand and shrouding vistas of light till the bed is the bed of the living dead so there's nothin left but work and sleep and dreams of drunken **** madness are buried under the weight marked forbidden black sun curse hips sway in ashes a forbidden dance
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I am a small and expressive six-year-old I just came back from India, just a trip to visit family I wear a bindi My hands are decorated with mehndhi*¹ I wear bangles on my arm of all different colors I wore a little churi daar*² And everyone teased me “She has a disease?” “Why is there a dot on your forehead?” “You look funny” A few of my friends tell me that I look pretty and they wish to wear it too. I get a few compliments but the rest hurt I never wore a bindi in front of them again I washed my hands to rid the orange stains I never wear my Indian clothes I am a not so small and not expressive sixteen-year-old I see music festivals, I see movies, I see the people who teased me when I was six They wear the dots that I had worn They decorate their hands with what they call “henna” It wasn’t an Indian holiday I’m a little hurt Why was I teased? But they are praised “It’s aesthetically pleasing?” “The bindi is indie” Do not tease me for my culture And then take it for your own praise Is that even fair? Do you think that’s fair?
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Apr 20, 2019
Apr 20, 2019 at 11:47 AM UTC
i am a six year old
Capitalism swings securely from the crook of her arm while Slavery gently coils itself around her beautifully damaged waist... Racism coats the soles of her brand new shoes and leaves print print print on the harsh unforgiving unemployed pavement. The world cried, died as she dyed her hair to Honey Suckle Blonde. It hangs: drab, limp, strangled by the Ignorance sitting firmly on top of that pretty little head. Jagged, matted wrists rattle around inside imported bangles (or manacles) of Oppression and Depression and Suppression They're in fashion. Her eyes are drowning in Jealousy Mascara (new) and I Hate You shadows (old) and, together, her weeping heart and painted nails claw at Fame and Fortune but the new shoes and gorgeous boyfriend just aren't tall enough. She limps past shattered windows in which she glimpses a girl, or rather, a young lady who is very much a prisoner of today and not A Leader Of Tomorrow
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 2:08 PM UTC
Naomi
bindi's grace the top of her mocha forehead. wrist draped with bangles.      African soul. style so Afrocentric              afro so black panther fist high in the air she is black pride. she embraces the motherland with open arms and is proud of her heritage. music notes hidden in the blacks of her eye. she is music. hiphop and r&b.; tupac's  lyrics ingraved on her tongue. words of left eye instilled in her brain.               music gives her life. voice of an angel yet  she stays mute. black ink at her fingertips and a notebook always at her side. she is a lyrisit. she is sassy. press the wrong button and she's gone for a moment but will soon comeback to earth. a beautiful quiet vibrant soul she is indeed.  stubborn and mean at times but still as sweet as the refreshing taste of lemonade on a hot summers day. she is Africa. she is India. she is Haiti. she is black pride. she is music. she is poetry. she is wonderful. she is comical. she is lovely. she is classy. she is my big sister.                                     O.Rob.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 7:02 PM UTC
ode to tamara.
I remember her as a little girl walking into a classroom with pigtails and a hand full of green glass bangles, today she is the bride and her smile breaks the reality of adulthood and powerlessness of human life to run back as children.
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Nov 20, 2015
Nov 20, 2015 at 8:34 AM UTC
glass bangles
Joe of to the poky. Joe off to the pen. Joe of the  ***** wagon again and again. Joe  fit shased and sailing, three sheets to the wind. Joe swearing and cussing. Joe  in the back seat. Joe sits on  wrists. fingers all numb. Joe tossin his cookies. Joe real  no count *** Joe know all the coppers And breaks in the rookies. "Hey rook" asks Joe " "can you loosen these up" My hands been asleep since Henry was a pup. Joe Bangles they call him and erbody knows. That Joey cant get lit up  and keep on his clothes. Institutional homeboy. Going back to the house. Three hots and a cot. and wild  stories to tell. slippers and tooth brush in an eight by ten cell. Mr. Joe Bangles Dance.
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 12:05 AM UTC
Mr. Joe Bangles
Staring at her reflection in the mirror, not thinking anything and just staring. A few minutes later she took a deep breath and opened the drawer. Took out a box and observed it for quite long. She took out a blood red lip colour and began to apply. While applying the lipstick she remembered how exciting was dressing up was to her when she was a child. This red colour was much brighter to her than now. These bangles were much more fascinating than what they are now. She recalled the days when she uses to stole her mother's makeup kit, She recalled how her mother used to beat up as if she had committed any sin. Her eyes were much sparkling when she was a little kid, Now even the coal pencil cannot bring that shine again. She stood up without any emotions, She was as blank as a white paper. The beautiful red lehnga with golden embroidery suits her perfectly, Her long black hair and wide eyes compliment her outfit completely. Oh, how beautiful she looks but something is missing. There is no happiness on the face of the girl who always loved to look pretty. She was living the nightmare of every girl of her age. How ominous her life is she wondered, with this thought tear rolled down. Took a deep breath and controlled her emotions. Wore her dupatta and came to a room, Decorated with roses and candles and bloom. It was perfectly decorated like every girl fascinates. But for her, this was nothing of value here it is reflected by her face. This room was decorated for her like this every day, someone waits for her in the room every day. Nights haunt her, the moon scares her. Men frighten her. Now she knows why her mother used to stop her whenever she said she wants to be like her, Now she knows why her mother cried whenever she hugged her. These bangles are fetters to her, All the colours are not so happy for her. Her innocence is lost somewhere, she doesn't even remember when she laughed last without faking. She is like a body without the soul. She is like a night with no moon.
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 7:17 PM UTC
Story of a **********
Staring at her reflection in the mirror, not thinking anything and just staring. A few minutes later she took a deep breath and opened the drawer. Took out a box and observed it for quite long. She took out a blood red lip colour and began to apply. While applying the lipstick she remembered how exciting was dressing up was to her when she was a child. This red colour was much brighter to her than now. These bangles were much more fascinating than what they are now. She recalled the days when she uses to stole her mother's makeup kit, She recalled how her mother used to beat up as if she had committed any sin. Her eyes were much sparkling when she was a little kid, Now even the coal pencil cannot bring that shine again. She stood up without any emotions, She was as blank as a white paper. The beautiful red lehnga with golden embroidery suits her perfectly, Her long black hair and wide eyes compliment her outfit completely. Oh, how beautiful she looks but something is missing. There is no happiness on the face of the girl who always loved to look pretty. She was living the nightmare of every girl of her age. How ominous her life is she wondered, with this thought tear rolled down. Took a deep breath and controlled her emotions. Wore her dupatta and came to a room, Decorated with roses and candles and bloom. It was perfectly decorated like every girl fascinates. But for her, this was nothing of value here it is reflected by her face. This room was decorated for her like this every day, someone waits for her in the room every day. Nights haunt her, the moon scares her. Men frighten her. Now she knows why her mother used to stop her whenever she said she wants to be like her, Now she knows why her mother cried whenever she hugged her. These bangles are fetters to her, All the colours are not so happy for her. Her innocence is lost somewhere, she doesn't even remember when she laughed last without faking. She is like a body without the soul. She is like a night with no moon.
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Lather, rinse, repeat. Lather, rinse, repeat. Soak, wash, repeat. Sweep, sweep, repeat. Wipe, wipe, repeat. Scrub, scrub, repeat. Dice, dice, repeat. Wipe, dry, repeat. The tears that are good. Pour, stir, repeat. Open the door. Serve the food. Greet, greet the guests. Smile, talk, repeat. Say bye-bye, repeat. Massage, press, repeat. Yelp in pain. Grab your abdomen. Rub, press, repeat. Let the sari unwrap. Shake your head no. Oh oh. Run, hide, cry, plead. Rub your stinging cheek. Sob, sob, repeat. Dab, dab, repeat. The tears that are deserved. Press your straining scalp. Grab tight the bed sheet. Groan, hiss , repeat. Fake, fake, repeat. Pain, pain. Again! Sore, sore, all over. Go make a drink and then, Massage, press, repeat. Pick up the nephew. Ignore the daughter’s lies. Pat, pat repeat. Put him down to sleep. Sing the lullabies. See your daughter writhe. Writhe, writhe, repeat. Kiss your daughter’s hand. Feel her skin burning. Watch your daughter weep, Cry herself to sleep. One drop down then two. The tears that are meaningless. Lie down as if asleep. Twist, turn, repeat. Wake up before dawn. Now, you put on. Red, green, black and gold. Vermillion, bangles, beads. Lather, rinse, repeat.
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Sep 30, 2018
Sep 30, 2018 at 9:20 AM UTC
Housewife
When my aching heart ached in excess, I sought out to sleep, dream, escape. I found myself in the land of the philosophers; Greece. But perhaps it looked nothing like Greece, for I haven’t visited the country to ever know. But upon its heavenly resemblance, I was washed ashore. I remember the sand as soft ivory, dancing under my feet. But pay no attention to the sand, for something else had already caught me. The sky. God in disguise, I tell you. Wrapped in the wildest hue of violet, with the drape’s silky edges tucked into the horizon. The color was deep and passionate in every way, it intoxicated the evening with its romantic cologne. And upon that sky, lie God’s silver angels. The stars constantly winked, praising the earth, in repetitive bangles. But not alone. The moon was its fullest on that night, and so it wasted no time, it beamed in bravado, the strangest white. I sat quietly, listening to Greece sing its gentle yet enigmatic song, silently wishing that this is no fantasy, and that I am not wrong.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 7:59 PM UTC
The Violet Evening
Flavored hukkas are passed around, Alcohol and paan bring the mehfil alive, The Ustad ji sits down and flexes his fingers, He knows he’ll be working all night. Dha dhin dhin dha, dha dhin dhin dha Na tin tin ta Ta dhin dhin dha, Move the Ustad ji’s fingers on the tabla. While with a veil on her face, And feet dipped in and henna-colored, Lips in cheap red lipstick covered, She unfalteringly, gracefully enters. Her steps are matched by the chhan chhan of the ghungroos tied around her ankles so slender. Eyes set on her, feast on her youth, Just right for the taste of all her customers. Bejeweled hands placed on waist, She stands at the centre of attention, She lifts a foot, readies to dance, And begins the nightly convention. Skillfully, perfectly, sensuously move Feet well-trained since childhood days, Harmonizing with the timbre That the Ustad ji creates. Tin tin na dhin na dhin na On the tabla, experienced fingers beat. Chhan chhan chhan chhan, She dances, repeating the rhythm with her feet. Metal bells strike against one another And chhan chhan chhan-a chhan she goes, Making breaths prance and jump, As she strikes on the ground her heels and toes. Then suddenly she stops and gasps, Over disgruntled, impatient groans she tries to hear the sound that flows in, only to her ears. Several rooms away, a baby cries. Naach! A voice booms, Arey naach! More join in. A glass of wine is shattered by an irritated one. But she stands still, clutching her chest, frozen. One sways up to where she stands, For the veil covering her face, his hands dive. He uncovers her, but is blinded by the sight of her beauty And her tears that fill her kajal-smeared eyes. She’s shaken back to reality as she looks all around. Her sparkling pall is off her face. She sees all those drunk men who’ve paid to watch her dance. She knows she has to make the sound of the cries fade away. So she stomps her feet on the ground till it hurts. Hair flying out of braid, bangles clanging, Anguish replaces her innocent loveliness, The music in the air is now shrill,  jarring. Her steps match with the tabla’s rhythm no more. But she dances, planting her feet so hard they weep. She silences every sound with the noise of her ghungroos, Praying that the night will lull her wailing son to sleep.
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Jun 22, 2012
Jun 22, 2012 at 1:11 PM UTC
The Noise of Music
Flavored hukkas are passed around, Alcohol and paan bring the mehfil alive, The Ustad ji sits down and flexes his fingers, He knows he’ll be working all night. Dha dhin dhin dha, dha dhin dhin dha Na tin tin ta Ta dhin dhin dha, Move the Ustad ji’s fingers on the tabla. While with a veil on her face, And feet dipped in and henna-colored, Lips in cheap red lipstick covered, She unfalteringly, gracefully enters. Her steps are matched by the chhan chhan of the ghungroos tied around her ankles so slender. Eyes set on her, feast on her youth, Just right for the taste of all her customers. Bejeweled hands placed on waist, She stands at the centre of attention, She lifts a foot, readies to dance, And begins the nightly convention. Skillfully, perfectly, sensuously move Feet well-trained since childhood days, Harmonizing with the timbre That the Ustad ji creates. Tin tin na dhin na dhin na On the tabla, experienced fingers beat. Chhan chhan chhan chhan, She dances, repeating the rhythm with her feet. Metal bells strike against one another And chhan chhan chhan-a chhan she goes, Making breaths prance and jump, As she strikes on the ground her heels and toes. Then suddenly she stops and gasps, Over disgruntled, impatient groans she tries to hear the sound that flows in, only to her ears. Several rooms away, a baby cries. Naach! A voice booms, Arey naach! More join in. A glass of wine is shattered by an irritated one. But she stands still, clutching her chest, frozen. One sways up to where she stands, For the veil covering her face, his hands dive. He uncovers her, but is blinded by the sight of her beauty And her tears that fill her kajal-smeared eyes. She’s shaken back to reality as she looks all around. Her sparkling pall is off her face. She sees all those drunk men who’ve paid to watch her dance. She knows she has to make the sound of the cries fade away. So she stomps her feet on the ground till it hurts. Hair flying out of braid, bangles clanging, Anguish replaces her innocent loveliness, The music in the air is now shrill,  jarring. Her steps match with the tabla’s rhythm no more. But she dances, planting her feet so hard they weep. She silences every sound with the noise of her ghungroos, Praying that the night will lull her wailing son to sleep.
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Molten glass molded Into a perfect circle, Tinted with the shades of twilight; - Lustrous lilac, blushing pink and pastel purple - Embellished with shimmering stars, stolen from   the night I gently slide them on my fragile wrist reminiscing what he had once promised; Like the roundness of these graceful bangles, His love for me shall remain endless They've heard me pray to the Almighty they've been kissed by the tears I've cried Their clinking and jingling have always soothed me calling out his name when my eyes had dried. A girls best friend may be diamonds mine are these precious bangles They've been the voice of my silent lips And twirled at the touch of my fingertips Sitting in a bangle box, waiting for me patiently They will greet me again, merrily.
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 7:05 AM UTC
Bangles
Bangles are my jam Please walk like an Egyptian Right into my heart
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 12:20 AM UTC
Bangles
Green, red, red and green Bangle, jiggle, twinkle and sheen Rush and tumble, hurry and pay Have they are all forgotten What the point is this day? Rushing past the man on the street He who is huddled with nothing to eat Sitting so quiet, tryin’ to keep warm As he tucks in his legs away from the swarm Blue day, Black day, black and blue Green paper flying, silver coins too White snow flying resistance of few A man disappeared under the snow as it flew Green, red, red and green Bangle, jiggle, twinkle and sheen Rush and tumble, hurry and pay Have they are all forgotten What the point is this day? Presents and wrapping, bangles and bows Shiver and shaking, shoes with no toes
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
Bangle, Jiggle, Twinkle and Sheen
Okay guys, this is going to be a romantic poem as I was in a fresh mood after I woke up. I dreamed about my ideal girl and in this poem I'm going to describe her. The Kohl In Her Eyes The Bangles In Her Wrists The Anklets In Her Legs Are All Golden The Sweetness Of Her Choice The Mellowness Of Her Voice The Callowness Of Her Rejoice Are All Elven The Divinity In Her Face The Uniformity In Her Grace The Words In Her Praise Are All Woven
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Nov 24, 2012
Nov 24, 2012 at 6:10 AM UTC
The Kohl In Her Eyes
Bottoned to the jaw stone cold face to thaw roughed and raw under the black cloud dress shirt, loud like thunder as a I skirt the jungle that is the tangle of bangles and bands, hanging from wrists followed by hands, twisting to grab clear courage with a flourish Gulp, gulp, gulp another plunge, more lurching spiked up exterior like a sea urchin lurking in the deep, dark ocean Slowly getting dull I'm emptier the more I am full fire slowly flitting out, I'm a dying coal a half burned ember put out by the snow of December just pretending to be fire I'm happy (I'm a liar) but I never tire of drowning lurching, lurching prickly again, I'm a sea urchin
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Mar 31, 2013
Mar 31, 2013 at 1:30 AM UTC
Sea Urchin
Okay guys, this is going to be a romantic poem as I was in a fresh mood after I woke up. I dreamed about my ideal girl and in this poem I'm going to describe her. The Kohl In Her Eyes The Bangles In Her Wrists The Anklets In Her Legs Are All Golden The Sweetness Of Her Choice The Mellowness Of Her Voice The Callowness Of Her Rejoice Are All Elven The Divinity In Her Face The Uniformity In Her Grace The Words In Her Praise Are All Woven But in no way does this poem means to indicate otherwise about my stand about the institution of marriage. I still remain of the opinion that marriage is not for me. This is just a poem. Peace. :-)
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Nov 24, 2012
Nov 24, 2012 at 2:26 AM UTC
It's Only Permutation-Combination
Your father Is ordering Gold bangles For you You ought to be glad The glimmer In that eyes When you were born While wearing those Tiny bangles on you For the first time Are inimitable I feel envious Of that bangle And that world of yours Without me. I declare war With your father For no reason Although certain That I would disappoint as usual I too had bought A karivala * In the third life itself Sure that you would come I’ll wear That On your hand On the morning Of The fourteenth life I have preserved the karivala In saline water Lest it Gets blighted I deserve the honor Of being the first poet To have preserved a black bangle Meant for his girl friend In saline water. Translation : Shyma p
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Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 10:31 PM UTC
Letters to Violet -17
the gentle clinking of differently colored bangles combined with the savory scents of spices I cant pronounce and chanting I can’t quite understand feels more like home than a television and a frozen dinner
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Apr 25, 2011
Apr 25, 2011 at 12:43 PM UTC
chutney
So much adds to her, oh where do I begin, Her sharp green eyes like emeralds on her sun kissed skin Her bangles clang while her boots thud My heart races when she walks near, I'm afraid she could hear And I notice she smells of sweet rose buds She is unique, with her Beatles shirt and her short white skirts Her infectious smile, shaming the stars I swear, I'm her biggest admirer Her hair drapes over her shoulders, falling down her back Gentle waves of cascading auburn hair She's the definition of beauty, to be exact Like a summers night, like the last light of day Like the harvest moon, it takes all my will to hold my swoons at bay I love this Bohemian girl, with her oddities and all My lovely bohemian girl, she keeps me enthralled A name to grace my lips, never so sweet; Ivy And now my love is complete
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 7:50 PM UTC
Bohemian Girl
They link together, number and days, strings of value punctuated with semicolon winks; (and consonant curved smiles.) A grand unifying theory hanging Baubles, Bangles and bright shiny Beads. The impulse Force of changing momentous Month bending light years in frequency of days, mega-Hertz too compressed up longitudinal mornings and down transverse evenings of negative pressure silence. >intercorrelate.sync.JPC.+.FB
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Feb 9, 2013
Feb 9, 2013 at 10:23 AM UTC
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