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"beeping" poems
I hear your name everywhere Your whispers in the buzzing of the bees Your exasperated sighs in the beeping of the cars Your ecstatic storytelling in the humdrum of random noises I see you in every hue Your calm demeanor in shades of blue Your road rage in shades of red Your cheeky laugh in shades of yellow I taste you in every way Your kiss in this smooth black chocolate The warmth of your hand in this bowl of soup Your icy stare in gulping this cold water I smell you in every scent Your warm hug in this cup of coffee Your compassion in this bouquet of Stargazers Your glistening eyes in this cigarette Doctors, please help me I have the rarest case of synesthesia When it comes to you, My brain malfunctions My senses, once numb, feel everything All at once In the most passionate and In the most heightened sense To feel you in everything. To experience you in every way. My eyes only see you My nose only smells you My tongue only craves you My ears only hear you My brain only perceives you My synesthesia Is only in the form of you.
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 9:38 AM UTC
Synesthesia
Heard a beeping sound Followed by A very old Frank Sinatra’s song My classmates’ heads turned Who’s phone? who’s phone? Less chaotic when the teacher glared Everybody put their heads down And checked their sophisticated mobile phones Once again... When the teacher wasn’t looking.. Mobile phones roamed in a dull classroom Updating facebook status, Uploading candid photos of a snoring friend Copy pasting assignment Text messaging and gossiping about their stern looking teacher In the name of advanced technology Mobile smartphones create the impossibles... Beyond the blackboard and the four walls of the classroom O o Frank Sinatra’s song again... And everybody started looking... The teacher grabbed her mobile phone Tried to switch it off.... When students could own smartphones.. Who needs NOKIA from the old time zone....? ~ Sharina~
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 4:26 AM UTC
My teacher’s cell phone
The girl in the yellow overalls Is wishing for sunlight (somelight, sumlight) To outshine her (outline her, outlier) And that sky blue blouse (blows, blowsy) Drowsy in the noon-day (gloom-day, soon-day) She'll grow up gleaming   (beaming, screaming) ****** ****** of crows (rows, rows) Rouse the sleeping (keeping, beeping) Alarm clock sun. (gun. run.)
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 8:51 PM UTC
Yellow Overalls
If I knew, maybe I’d say something, Why I miss my cats more than my parents Why I miss the teal walls of my room and the full sized bed more than I miss my family. Why I miss the green trees and ravine behind my house, all I hear is a withering beeping outside my five story window. This room is so small and I have to bear it with another and although she and I get along, Alone is weighted with wondering when she’ll be back. Home is more an empty house than a room full of family. Home is less talk and more birdsong in the background. Home is… Not these tight corners and partying bellowing music down in room 809, not the concrete walls painted white, or the lofted beds I can’t sit up straight. Getting away from my family was easy, and my friends hard. Leaving was easy. And wishing hard. I feel, less independent, there’s only so many places to walk. No car to escape, nor a room either. The closest I get is headphones and online friends. And yet they are so far away.
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Sep 14, 2018
Sep 14, 2018 at 10:04 PM UTC
New 'Life'
I like the way you say care and laugh at my jokes and stroke my hair You touch my body call me your amor and tell me I'm pretty when I answer the door But then. Your phone starts beeping I'm no longer yours Your hands wrapped around it Yours eyes on the floor Transfixed by its beauty It's body you touch You laugh and you answer You smile far too much It sits on the table Between you and me A small metal barrier, which past you can't see When it goes off again and you reach for that phone You let go of my hand Absorbed on your own I get up, I leave I'm not second best To texting and cheating, and lying and tweeting You inconsiderate idiot, your life's a mess
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 9:24 AM UTC
Get off your mobile phone
I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
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Jul 13, 2014
Jul 13, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Yellow Boat
I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
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Bustling activity, Frenzied brief energy, Noisy beepers beeping, Doctors, nurses, calling, How are you? How did your weekend go? Echoes of friends and beaus. Friendly voices chatter, plans for weekend matters. How are you? Calm Code Reds cut the air, urgent, requesting care. Elevators dinging, Loved ones heard exclaiming, How are you? Not given privacy, Stripped of their dignity. Phantom guests, masks they wear, nurses ask, no one cares, How are you?
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 7:31 PM UTC
The Hospital
meanwhile, the Big Fat Yellow Bootay was getting right tired of waiting for the election to end. so, she set off down the highway going ninety five... "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!" she cried as she gunned the engine and threw herself in gear. "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* twice she cried, "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* this second time for extra good luck with the unfolding election. cool Fall breeze caressed her yellow metal, her big fat yellow bootay, a glorious day to be out on a drive! well, except where she had come from. beep beep beep beep always driving her beep beep beeping insane! it shore nuf was quiet out this way! she turned the shiny silver dial to turn on the radio. 'gonna have to get me some better speakers one day soon.' she thought to her big fat bus self. and what came out blasting? "That's Alright Mama," by who else? but the King! Elvis! Elvis has left the building and now, Elvis is ON THE BUS! she didn't quite know all of the words, but what the **** she sure could sing! As the big fat bus with the big fat bootay was driving along, singing joyfully, she glanced in the rear view mirrow and what did she see? why the ghost of Elvis himself was sitting right there right in the back of the bus. He starts strumming on his own guitar and singing, 'that's alright mama.." so she turned off the radio to listen to the ghost of the King, Elvis, himself, singing in the back of her big fat yellow bootay! she also watched him eating a lot of food in the back of the bus, her bus. his ghostly figure seemed to fluctuate between fat Elvis, and skinny Elvis, like a seesaw. by and by says he, (not the really fat one but not the really skinny one neither.) 'I need a pit stop.' says the King so the big fat bus, with the big fat yellow bootay, asks, asks she, 'you wanna stop at the next stop & go, or the next fizz & wizz, or my fav if you really need a constitutional, the stop & plop?' at this particular junction in time this ghostly King, was in the shape of Fat Elvis but very cooly outfitted, bellbottoms and rhine stones or were those all diamonds? note to self, the big fat bus squirreled away, check on that. are those real or not? more mulha is always good and this just might be mana from heaven in the form of Elvis the KING himself and maybe just one of those diamonds will fall out and get lost in me.' mighty strange happenings going on around here in this big fat bus with the big fat yellow bootay. ' the stop and plop little mama,' elvis replied with that ohhhh, soooooo, divine Elvis drawl and that darling little thing he did with his mouth, but was doing now as he was sitting there in the back of HER big fat bus with HER big fat yellow bootay! OH MY, it really is a HOKEY POKEY day!  she sighed.....
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Sep 21, 2015
Sep 21, 2015 at 6:42 PM UTC
Big Fat Yellow Bootay waits for Election Results meets The King
meanwhile, the Big Fat Yellow Bootay was getting right tired of waiting for the election to end. so, she set off down the highway going ninety five... "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!" she cried as she gunned the engine and threw herself in gear. "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* twice she cried, "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* this second time for extra good luck with the unfolding election. cool Fall breeze caressed her yellow metal, her big fat yellow bootay, a glorious day to be out on a drive! well, except where she had come from. beep beep beep beep always driving her beep beep beeping insane! it shore nuf was quiet out this way! she turned the shiny silver dial to turn on the radio. 'gonna have to get me some better speakers one day soon.' she thought to her big fat bus self. and what came out blasting? "That's Alright Mama," by who else? but the King! Elvis! Elvis has left the building and now, Elvis is ON THE BUS! she didn't quite know all of the words, but what the **** she sure could sing! As the big fat bus with the big fat bootay was driving along, singing joyfully, she glanced in the rear view mirrow and what did she see? why the ghost of Elvis himself was sitting right there right in the back of the bus. He starts strumming on his own guitar and singing, 'that's alright mama.." so she turned off the radio to listen to the ghost of the King, Elvis, himself, singing in the back of her big fat yellow bootay! she also watched him eating a lot of food in the back of the bus, her bus. his ghostly figure seemed to fluctuate between fat Elvis, and skinny Elvis, like a seesaw. by and by says he, (not the really fat one but not the really skinny one neither.) 'I need a pit stop.' says the King so the big fat bus, with the big fat yellow bootay, asks, asks she, 'you wanna stop at the next stop & go, or the next fizz & wizz, or my fav if you really need a constitutional, the stop & plop?' at this particular junction in time this ghostly King, was in the shape of Fat Elvis but very cooly outfitted, bellbottoms and rhine stones or were those all diamonds? note to self, the big fat bus squirreled away, check on that. are those real or not? more mulha is always good and this just might be mana from heaven in the form of Elvis the KING himself and maybe just one of those diamonds will fall out and get lost in me.' mighty strange happenings going on around here in this big fat bus with the big fat yellow bootay. ' the stop and plop little mama,' elvis replied with that ohhhh, soooooo, divine Elvis drawl and that darling little thing he did with his mouth, but was doing now as he was sitting there in the back of HER big fat bus with HER big fat yellow bootay! OH MY, it really is a HOKEY POKEY day!  she sighed.....
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the bane of my existence here now is all of the incessant noise.   the city encroaches ever outward, gobbling up the suburbs like the great big Blob contributing layer after layer of noise.   a new metro line opened last year disheartened the morning realized it was the trains i heard as my puppy and i walked so early.   trash trucks, back up beeping noises, leaf blowers, mowers and trimmers ... all conspiring to drive me mad. the birds and owls, snakes and deer, hawks and rabbits toads and trees and flowers, puppies all other creatures divine, tempering this man-made chaos this man-made hell keeping me hopeful that i will have some respite    some respite from this hideous cacophony, this man-made hell, in the future, not too distant. of course there are some benefits from all the city life but i prefer the silence the solitude of nature. the Taoist recluses who speak to me, whose poems paintings writings and silence are balm to my soul.   some day soon, i too shall join the recluses far away far far away in the mountains. but for now, i am only a modern day taoist recluse stuck in suburbia, doing my best, living in this noisy hell.
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Aug 8, 2015
Aug 8, 2015 at 2:37 AM UTC
Modern Suburban Hell
there is a buzzing it's coming from the walls the tiny electrical snaps and synapses the mindhive that seethes the radios and beeping pulses we have reached the singularity.
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 3:12 AM UTC
singularity
The alarm woke me up Constant beeping by my head It just wont shut up But I think I'll stay in bed There's a snooze button for a reason and that reason today is me I'll try to be gentle nextime Mr Snooze And not hit you so forcefully. My bed is my kingdom the scorching sun seiges My curtains' my fortification's already breached I admit my defeat and go see whats in the fridge
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 6:44 PM UTC
My kingdom for a sandwich
A bird in an aurulent billed mud-face,Living as a four foot two inch dragon in a San Franciscan cave, Lifts off from a hot breathed murmur of Gideon. Even in night the whole grandeur of movement Soaking in red beeping heart-pangs Fasten to the thrusts of his arms. This post of vainglory was the opening of the year. In July's open pores, On a spatial plateau of Dodonian oak. The Penguin Unveils his weakened voice. Flattening into a wide arrow Draped from Carina he Sails Westward. Barefooted through the Anavros Molting under deep helplessness and melancholia. With his inlaid eyes faced askance The penguin broods Among the day's songs Cast into the poetry of the lyre, Stretched upwards from Paradise Bay to Colchis, Where his ebony wings Soak into the palms of Peleus Suffering only where the arrows have flung. Downside up, with children in a pocket of blood, Among supergigantic siren songs and muse poems Sewing teeth into a spot of Earth Races towards a column of toppling strakes.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:48 AM UTC
Dragon
I lived my half dictionary life before I could comprehend compulsory compromises. Collectors arise, disguises and devices beeping, chastising my blindness. Gather geography from Afghanistan and Myanmar graciously growing gold gilded gift horses, gleefully gloating about floating far away. My hoof beats above concrete match my heart’s defeat across borders and mountains embroidering cardboard cut-outs calling deserts, decorating front covers. Exhaling handcrafted letters for my missing half, half demanding highest caliber commanders and half commanding completion. Jade jays joyfully lay arrays of bouquets fragile flowers decay faraway in jawbones and jail cells. Begging farewells in a hotel’s lobby began my hobby, early morning coffee and carbon copies concurringly cocky around his dead body. Gang ciphers for cartels are Christmas bells hissing at collars, half dollars embellishing bar crawlers godfathers hollering at car haulers. Atrocities across cities attack, attachable atrophies audibly ambush arthritic anthologies. Anomalies begin apologies between apostrophes, advancing autonomy arousing ancient animosities. All eluding Antarctica, giant frozen crests, multi-coloured ice hidden in my illustrations anxious for my distant half. Friday cassettes and cigarettes deliberately making bets following “M”. Breaking bindings and finding “beta” in alphabet, may feasibly end in debt.
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Feb 17, 2013
Feb 17, 2013 at 1:51 PM UTC
Monday
"Count to ten" one, two, three, four Someone closes a door I'm surrounded by masked men A gleaming silver knife I hear my angel weeping A mechanical cruel beeping A sick, metallic life Everything is so white Am I dying? &, if not, why is she crying? She swallows, "Don't follow the light"
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 11:43 AM UTC
Surgery
White walls and blue gown Comfort sacrificed for pain They call it healing Last name and birthday A dozen times every day Here's your medicine Monitor beeping Clock singing its tick-tock song Hospital music
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 5:13 PM UTC
Hospital Haikus
1. Janet Jackson - Let's Wait A While 2. Ralph Tresvant - Love At First Sight 3. En Vogue - Waitin' On You 4. Meshell Ndegeocello - Let Me Have You 5. Jade - Give Me What I'm Missing 6. Janet Jackson - Anytime Anyplace 7. El DeBarge - Love Me Tonight 8. Michael Sterling - Lovers & Friends 9. El DeBarge - You Are My Dream 10. Floetry - Imagination 11. Tevin Campbell - Shhh 12. Keith Martin - Never Find Someone Like You 13. Meshell Ndegeocello - Soul Searchin 14. TLC - Red Light Special 15. En Vogue - Everyday Erotica epitome, your lips so soft, I am standing on my toes Beautiful and ****** sensual sensational music playing in the background and with a kiss we were high and turned on, submerged in ******** tones Beeping and aroused ***** But then the songs ended. May the memory melismatic in every sense that permeates colour and oozes flavour... Live on, long after the songs have ended. Erotica Epitome
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Jul 11, 2013
Jul 11, 2013 at 10:22 AM UTC
Erotica Epitome
i always seem to be sitting in the middle of intersections like a traffic light that hasn't hung itself yet, always seem to be waiting in the middle of the ghost town of where our love was first built. there's a hospital down the road where the waiting room chairs are much more morbid than the hospital beds and every electric heart rate line sitting on the screen of the heart monitors flatten, make long beeping sounds like an alarm clock, like a wake up call; they make long beeps like the ringing i hear inside of the phone when i call the owner of the voice mail i've seem to have made a home out of. they took every place we kissed and turned it into a church that closes on Sundays and holds a choir full of people that lost their voice in their own war. i've been in the line for the confessional for about two years now because every time i go up to say how badly i want you to feel it back, i let the girl wearing your t-shirt cut in front of me. the sidewalks only seem to crack when they remember how it felt when you walked on them, when you gave the ground its purpose. one of these nights the traffic lights will come to their senses, drop into the intersection and crumble right next to me because it's not like they have anything to stop or at least slow down because this is a ghost town, & nothing is coming back.
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 7:04 PM UTC
evanescent
I picked my emotions out of the night sky, and dredged up my guilt from the wine dark sea: packed them into a suitcase with socks, and that old wool sweater. I stepped off the plane into the Miami swelter, but for the first time in to a Miami without you. I watched the life fade out of you like a tide slowly receding - - inexorable, cold, without mercy. I could sense you from afar as your body fought a civil war down in the depths where it was too dark too dark to see. I am not sure if I want to say the bowels of hell or just... your bowels - - I am not sure if there's a difference. You waited there. In a room filled with neon lighting charts, beeping lights, and cords: with nurses and strangers passing by until life stole even you from yourself.
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Apr 22, 2018
Apr 22, 2018 at 2:00 AM UTC
Dad
Snow plows beeping Reverse whine and scrape Swirling blizzard of waking—Strange in this place where boredom banks both snow and cold Are my eyes running? After all there's a stiff wind, and it’s 18 below.... Pictures and phone calls make up my family Stray cats eat suet I leave for the birds who make names for themselves in sunlit bushes Love these more than... my hearse of a job where that ice cream vat—slipped smashed my sodden dish-doin’ fingers    against     sink Pain mounts its insurrection! Ambushed! from every direction Fainting in steam Squeezing my eyes     till the blood shuts my brain-failing Down my wrist all over the front of this rubber apron.... Someone hates me somewhere Someone found me more tenacious than a road-kill skunk! I eat    I drink    I work    I sleep between these vicious icicles   -18F = -28 C
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 3:55 PM UTC
Phoebe Will Call. Andi Will Write Letters
In a busy town In massachusetts there is this college BCC At this cozy college there are 8 buildings But one has capture my heart completly G BUILDING Walk through the sliding glass doors Around the corner through the lunch room To the Dinning hall Noise assult my ears Beeping video games shouts of triumph Kpop and metal music Tables littered with playing cards Yugioh Pokemon Magic People as different as can be From all corners of the social spectrum Popular and geeks Join together in a crazy dance A swirling brightly colored tango Joined together by mutal intrest Riker, dear Riker puple fadora ever present My "Co-Pimp" a founding father of the trolling company Damien, Oh damien Your strangness growing stranger Your hair of deception Another founding father Jose, Dear Lord Jose You're pervertenss proceeds you Cat calling Video gaming Holly, sweet Holly Looking innocent and sweet Masking your wildness underneath Nathan, My Naten My best friend through the ages Opinions flying Jungle juice by your side Casey, My sweet sweet Casey Ghost story devourer Trusting you with my secrets Everyone's little sister John, John of the lake Annoying as hell but loveble all the same only kind things to say Josh, Or should I say Shoji Big Brother Laptop out Video game in Matt, My lovely Matt This is where we met Fate intervined brought us together This is where I belong This island of misfits This G building gang This is my home.
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 1:11 PM UTC
The Tale of the G building Gang (mind you this is VERY VERY LONG)
Journaling is hard... Have you ever tried it? You write each day, about random **** Only to find nobody gives a crap. You fall asleep early and into the trap- Of procrastination. This dutiful task is one big opperation, With the heart monitor beeping, Time keeps on ticking. The days smear together, On the ugly speckled canvas, Of the 50¢ notebooks, You store next to your bed... ***** journaling, I think I'd rather be a poet.
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 12:15 AM UTC
Journaling
I wonder where I'll be when you come for me Will you steal me away in the dead of the night Or will you send me a message before you arrive Will there ever be a right time Or would I embrace you like I've been waiting for this moment my whole life Will I get a chance to say goodbye Would it be rushed with loud cries Or would I leave with a life fulfilled In the arms of my love And a smile on my face I wonder if it would be painful Sudden in the breeze on the concrete outside The distant sound of sirens lulling me away Or patiently savouring me slowly from the inside One ***** at a time A pinch of clips on my fingers, my heart beeping me out Would it be panicked and rushed Would I try to escape and run Desperate to evade your advances Then hopelessly succumb Would I remember God Would I call for him in that moment Would I ask Him to save me Or let you take me So He can keep me safely in his gardens I'd like to think I won't be afraid I've always known it would happen Yet I can feel fear choking me at just the thought But if that's of the process or the destination I guess I'll have to wait Until it's my time to go
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Jun 17, 2017
Jun 17, 2017 at 8:12 AM UTC
When you arrive
beep beep go the cars beep beep go the SUVs beep beep go the trash trucks beep beep go the busses beepeeeee beepeeeee go the fire engines beepeeeee beepeeeee go the ambulances beep beep go the shovelers beep beep go the snow trucks beep beep go the Fed Ex guys & UPS ers beep beep go the watches beep beep go the alarms beep beep go the microwave ovens beep beep go the washers & dyers beep beep go the beepers that are driving me beep beeping insane beep beep beep beep goes the Road Runner but that one does not drive me beep beeping insane! beep! beep! beep! beep! beep! beep! beep! beep! Okay, now, really, you have driven me beep beeping insane.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 6:38 PM UTC
beep beep
Holding me firm, I can feel it incarcerating me. With my ankles bruised from carrying the same heavy chains, day by day. Chains, that will keep hurting my ankles with every step I take. I can hear them squeak, tearing my tympanum with every drag. Reminding me remorselessness that I am one more slave. Working under its rules, shaping my life with my every breath. Punishing me with all my memories and rewarding me with an unknown future. At night it laughs spitefully seeing that it has caught me in its timeless web of an insomniac hex. And in the morning it plays the same joke seeing that it has caught me in an eternal doze. I wake up , following the ritual it has for me, slapping me in the back with its whip declaring its power over me, as my owner. At 7:00 am  I wake up indoctrinated by a false faith" Thank You 'God' for this new day ( I thank a 'God' I do not know a 'God' I do not follow)" I suddenly feel confuse.   7:30 am; I shower. 7:40am; I choose my outfit, one in particular that will disguise my insecurities. 7:50am; I  have breakfast. My palate already knows the taste, and it protests intensely for a new tang. 8:00am; I walk out of my house, feeling the wind through my body silencing the cacophony of the chains and the beeping of the time clock they hold. With every beep, I realize I can be late. I rush. 9:00am; I start my ritual, managing papers in an office full of sick people, just like me.  Moored by their own chains to their own sorrows, with different time clocks and slaved by the same owner. 4:00pm; I plead it to go faster, to show me mercy. It laughs. 7:00pm; It frees me from my work routine, I thank it before it slaps me in the back again. 8:00 pm; I'm home the chains feel looser now, and I have a break. 9:00pm; I eat dinner same flavor, my palate prepares to taste the same. 10;00pm; It orders me to go to bed, to laugh again about by insomnia and wake me up with no pity. It doesn't care about what I need, I go under its rules. It threatens me everyday with my memories and it frightens me with an unknown tomorrow. And, I only have 24 hours each day,60 minutes in each hour and 60 seconds in each minute to do what the calendar of life has for me . I was convicted with a human felony, and I am currently serving a life sentence in this time machine. I am cursed by time and my challenge is to defeat procrastination and monotony.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 12:15 AM UTC
Timeless prison
Holding me firm, I can feel it incarcerating me. With my ankles bruised from carrying the same heavy chains, day by day. Chains, that will keep hurting my ankles with every step I take. I can hear them squeak, tearing my tympanum with every drag. Reminding me remorselessness that I am one more slave. Working under its rules, shaping my life with my every breath. Punishing me with all my memories and rewarding me with an unknown future. At night it laughs spitefully seeing that it has caught me in its timeless web of an insomniac hex. And in the morning it plays the same joke seeing that it has caught me in an eternal doze. I wake up , following the ritual it has for me, slapping me in the back with its whip declaring its power over me, as my owner. At 7:00 am  I wake up indoctrinated by a false faith" Thank You 'God' for this new day ( I thank a 'God' I do not know a 'God' I do not follow)" I suddenly feel confuse.   7:30 am; I shower. 7:40am; I choose my outfit, one in particular that will disguise my insecurities. 7:50am; I  have breakfast. My palate already knows the taste, and it protests intensely for a new tang. 8:00am; I walk out of my house, feeling the wind through my body silencing the cacophony of the chains and the beeping of the time clock they hold. With every beep, I realize I can be late. I rush. 9:00am; I start my ritual, managing papers in an office full of sick people, just like me.  Moored by their own chains to their own sorrows, with different time clocks and slaved by the same owner. 4:00pm; I plead it to go faster, to show me mercy. It laughs. 7:00pm; It frees me from my work routine, I thank it before it slaps me in the back again. 8:00 pm; I'm home the chains feel looser now, and I have a break. 9:00pm; I eat dinner same flavor, my palate prepares to taste the same. 10;00pm; It orders me to go to bed, to laugh again about by insomnia and wake me up with no pity. It doesn't care about what I need, I go under its rules. It threatens me everyday with my memories and it frightens me with an unknown tomorrow. And, I only have 24 hours each day,60 minutes in each hour and 60 seconds in each minute to do what the calendar of life has for me . I was convicted with a human felony, and I am currently serving a life sentence in this time machine. I am cursed by time and my challenge is to defeat procrastination and monotony.
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In moments of raging to the hospital, the jolts from the road, the squeal of the tires, and the tripping of your feet only multiply your anxiety. Delicacy is suspended amply in the air, hanging daintily on the thread of life and death. Delicacy is the soft and inconsistent beeping from the cardiac monitor. It controls your thoughts; yet is only a shadow on your radar. It shares the rhythm of the pounding in your head, and the thumping in your chest. You strain to shut everything out, leaving only the shy quiver of breathe slithering out from their lax lips. Their lips tremor under the reign of some foreign enemy, and their eyes flutter from an unseen truth. It is the suffering you wish to unburden them from, the pain you would inflict upon yourself in return for both their lives intact. Delicacy is a light fragrance, a mixture of disinfectant and sweat. Is it the scent of creating a life, or the imminent end of it? Beads of perspiration stream down your face and sting your eyes. The sweet caress of silk treads faintly underneath your fingertips. You rub the back of her hand, clammy and fragile. Rubbing the skin, you forget who the comfort is more for while footsteps pierce the stillness in the air. A figure dawned in white appears before you. Their form blurs in and out of focus, their voice a toneless muddle seeping through your cloud of stupor. Delicacy is a whisper flashing goosebumps across your skin, "We can only save one of them." It is the realization that too much pressure, and two months premature, is a cocktail dyed with poison. She looks to you with eyes of understanding and acceptance. Delicacy is the collapsing of all you know. It is the berating of incoherent words tumbling from your lips for the pure sake of escaping. You're swiftly taken from the room, kicking and screaming to the hallway. The unsettling tick of the clock mocks your every fiber. You **** the void of silence with the tapping of your foot, taming yourself from barging your way into the room. With the screaming from the bed, the instinct of protection, the stiffening of your back, the nurse quickly ushers you back in. The soft and consistent rising of the baby's chest is surrounded with the light fragrance of life. The plush fibers of the yellow blanket tug on the skin of your fingertips. The fascination apparent in your eyes, look to her while wondering how this little body will have the biggest impact on your life. Delicacy is the soft whisper flashing goosebumps across your skin, "We made it."
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Jul 21, 2013
Jul 21, 2013 at 1:19 PM UTC
Delicate Friction
In moments of raging to the hospital, the jolts from the road, the squeal of the tires, and the tripping of your feet only multiply your anxiety. Delicacy is suspended amply in the air, hanging daintily on the thread of life and death. Delicacy is the soft and inconsistent beeping from the cardiac monitor. It controls your thoughts; yet is only a shadow on your radar. It shares the rhythm of the pounding in your head, and the thumping in your chest. You strain to shut everything out, leaving only the shy quiver of breathe slithering out from their lax lips. Their lips tremor under the reign of some foreign enemy, and their eyes flutter from an unseen truth. It is the suffering you wish to unburden them from, the pain you would inflict upon yourself in return for both their lives intact. Delicacy is a light fragrance, a mixture of disinfectant and sweat. Is it the scent of creating a life, or the imminent end of it? Beads of perspiration stream down your face and sting your eyes. The sweet caress of silk treads faintly underneath your fingertips. You rub the back of her hand, clammy and fragile. Rubbing the skin, you forget who the comfort is more for while footsteps pierce the stillness in the air. A figure dawned in white appears before you. Their form blurs in and out of focus, their voice a toneless muddle seeping through your cloud of stupor. Delicacy is a whisper flashing goosebumps across your skin, "We can only save one of them." It is the realization that too much pressure, and two months premature, is a cocktail dyed with poison. She looks to you with eyes of understanding and acceptance. Delicacy is the collapsing of all you know. It is the berating of incoherent words tumbling from your lips for the pure sake of escaping. You're swiftly taken from the room, kicking and screaming to the hallway. The unsettling tick of the clock mocks your every fiber. You **** the void of silence with the tapping of your foot, taming yourself from barging your way into the room. With the screaming from the bed, the instinct of protection, the stiffening of your back, the nurse quickly ushers you back in. The soft and consistent rising of the baby's chest is surrounded with the light fragrance of life. The plush fibers of the yellow blanket tug on the skin of your fingertips. The fascination apparent in your eyes, look to her while wondering how this little body will have the biggest impact on your life. Delicacy is the soft whisper flashing goosebumps across your skin, "We made it."
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