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"bittering" poems
bittering every sweet thusly shifting arrogant flavor seems to make all the tears a dusty eruption over tongues not built to ever know such obscenely beautiful oral
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Apr 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 at 9:47 AM UTC
mouth
The lost causes never remember moonlight matters it's tapping at your window Sounds of baby peddles and November The looming causes fail to comprehend loneliness lingers It's ebbing at your elbows The best of beer bottles and dead ends The loose causes refuse to acknowledge Ignorance ignites It's gnawing as it follows Daily articles and unrefined polish The least causes lose sight in the daybreak blossoms bittering It will fade as hearts hollow Graveyard backyards and bone aches The lone causes acquiesce to uncertainty pages punctured It is freeing as it swallows Sunsets red and abrupt against afternoon purity The loaned causes shatter against the bribery Coins cascading It is a vision as she wallows Lipstick Luscious and cultivating calvary The last causes shall never translate Sculptures scalloped it is swallowing in shallows Hoarded hearts and breakup dates
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 11:10 PM UTC
Caleb
clasp me in the jar of your maternity ***** it tight so that when I sing it echoes into all the chambers of your heart reign me in like an expensive decorative fish in a shark tank fly me to the door slip me out of it then cry for the good work you have accomplished. but forever shove me enclose me encase the colors of your sorrow into the flowers of your joy for a mother’s greatest bitter taste feeds us better than the richest feast When I am bittering myself with butterflies of my own painting Don’t stop yourself. pick up a paintbrush. forever catch me latch me grasp me as your jubilant burden neglect your sticky fear for it is evermore as close as the horizon
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 2:17 AM UTC
Permission To Mother
Solemn at sundrop, upon the heavy Terrain I mused, My sour heart was bittering; a heady Moon I perused. Peer & whisper Sorrow to you, Moon, Sigh for sigh gave I, as vespers weary into dimmet Soon. Tears upon grass That wail, Aye! sparkl'd by   Dim lit ray: but Steeped in my way, I mused on the abject fools Which so do pass O'er bleakness. Alas! One with I claim I! As she clearly befell, Nightfall raised her well!*
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 12:49 AM UTC
Skywatcher