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"bogged" poems
Trump invades Nicaragua; lights a powder keg to the relief of everyone; let's get on w/ it; change the world; otherwise Nicaragua threatens to become another Syria w/ Sandanista vs. Sandanista & drug lords & communists; mercenaries;  contractors & experimental weapons; welcome to a world that is torn completely in two to everyone's relief for the sheer catharsis; that is what frenzied freedom looks & feels like; touches like, smells like, ***** & eats like; the madman in the marketplace is the last person who can spell Bourgeoisie & Ancien Régime; Disestablishmentarianism & Nouveau riche; time & technology will turn the soil of psychology churning up some never before seen creature; mankind is suicidal; this new Being will have no such concept; coming in & out existence like walking through a door; time is meaningless running in countless waves in all directions; space is flexible like clay; women & men create each other to the limits of their imagination; Newton laid the foundation & Einstein painted the ceiling; Pascal, Hawking; Leibniz & Nietzsche & every poet that ever lived or never lived; every celestial siren & songstress who whispered in a magical scribe's ear & he scratched the miles & hours & places & people there; thus, it began somewhere far out in space; but they've been there all along; peaceful, loving, able to shape-shift to perform pleasurable functions in accordance w/ mankind's selfish wishes; mankind thinking it's putting one over on the new species, still finds itself bogged down in Nicaragua long after Trump has built his Presidential Library & joined the aliens like everyone else; the poor Nicaraguans & Guatemalans & Hondurans fighting it out to the death;
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 9:51 PM UTC
the Neo & the Post
Trump invades Nicaragua; lights a powder keg to the relief of everyone; let's get on w/ it; change the world; otherwise Nicaragua threatens to become another Syria w/ Sandanista vs. Sandanista & drug lords & communists; mercenaries;  contractors & experimental weapons; welcome to a world that is torn completely in two to everyone's relief for the sheer catharsis; that is what frenzied freedom looks & feels like; touches like, smells like, ***** & eats like; the madman in the marketplace is the last person who can spell Bourgeoisie & Ancien Régime; Disestablishmentarianism & Nouveau riche; time & technology will turn the soil of psychology churning up some never before seen creature; mankind is suicidal; this new Being will have no such concept; coming in & out existence like walking through a door; time is meaningless running in countless waves in all directions; space is flexible like clay; women & men create each other to the limits of their imagination; Newton laid the foundation & Einstein painted the ceiling; Pascal, Hawking; Leibniz & Nietzsche & every poet that ever lived or never lived; every celestial siren & songstress who whispered in a magical scribe's ear & he scratched the miles & hours & places & people there; thus, it began somewhere far out in space; but they've been there all along; peaceful, loving, able to shape-shift to perform pleasurable functions in accordance w/ mankind's selfish wishes; mankind thinking it's putting one over on the new species, still finds itself bogged down in Nicaragua long after Trump has built his Presidential Library & joined the aliens like everyone else; the poor Nicaraguans & Guatemalans & Hondurans fighting it out to the death;
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Bogged down and stained with dirt from my past you washed me clean, I sparkled at last. You gave me hope, you made me smile forget "an inch" I gave you a mile. You reminded me that the sky is blue you showed me happiness I never knew. We ran away into the night with you by my side, everything felt right We drove into the sunset with nothing but our pasts to forget. We were young, we were in love hand in hand, the sky above. Wind in our hair, passion in our hearts nothing coud have torn us apart. Singing the words to our favorite songs through it all we stood tall and strong. Bowing to no one, not even the wind together forever there is no end.
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 9:39 PM UTC
"God Bless The Broken Road That Led Me Straight To You"
The Anger within me is boiling The situation seems out of control The fight or flight responses Is as primal as it can be. The amygdala, kicks in And takes over for me. But why blame it on primal Cause religion teaches another Created by the Father Born of free will are we. The choice of being noble Or primal is in my capacity So I decide to test my confusion And see who lives inside of me A person of free will or  A carnal nature of me. So when I encounter situations Which would otherwise anger me I'd like to bellow in rage I'd like to make believe Here my animal is taking over I can feel his grip over me The struggle within me is stronger The ground I'm loosing steadily I laugh! Where are you free will? See whose got me now in his grip And then in the flash of the moment I see the irony! Suddenly as if the scene's changed The reactor becomes the actor Letting go of a long sigh The drama comes to a halt. For in that moment, free will kicked in My freedom I realized Yes we are carnal beings And it's not surprising Because animals behave just as we But we are armed with an arsenal To be infinitesimally good To be heavenly If only we listen to our inner wealth Telling us to above all rise When we give vent to our free will. It's that moment to decide. Anger is worst of the lot of monsters But alone he's usually not. He has a lot of companions His minions are all about. This matter is not simple Don't get bogged down in psychiatry Practice makes one perfect Tackle your fears and threats Handle each one steadily Before long you'll know the signs Arm yourself with humility His minions will try wreak havoc And wound your ability So stop the amygdala from taking over Ask yourself is it worth? What is the worse that could happen if things didn't go your way. The answer will be astonishing When you've discovered your treasure You'll find the demon's flown What a relief it will be You'll feel blessed abundantly
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 9:54 AM UTC
Anger management
The Anger within me is boiling The situation seems out of control The fight or flight responses Is as primal as it can be. The amygdala, kicks in And takes over for me. But why blame it on primal Cause religion teaches another Created by the Father Born of free will are we. The choice of being noble Or primal is in my capacity So I decide to test my confusion And see who lives inside of me A person of free will or  A carnal nature of me. So when I encounter situations Which would otherwise anger me I'd like to bellow in rage I'd like to make believe Here my animal is taking over I can feel his grip over me The struggle within me is stronger The ground I'm loosing steadily I laugh! Where are you free will? See whose got me now in his grip And then in the flash of the moment I see the irony! Suddenly as if the scene's changed The reactor becomes the actor Letting go of a long sigh The drama comes to a halt. For in that moment, free will kicked in My freedom I realized Yes we are carnal beings And it's not surprising Because animals behave just as we But we are armed with an arsenal To be infinitesimally good To be heavenly If only we listen to our inner wealth Telling us to above all rise When we give vent to our free will. It's that moment to decide. Anger is worst of the lot of monsters But alone he's usually not. He has a lot of companions His minions are all about. This matter is not simple Don't get bogged down in psychiatry Practice makes one perfect Tackle your fears and threats Handle each one steadily Before long you'll know the signs Arm yourself with humility His minions will try wreak havoc And wound your ability So stop the amygdala from taking over Ask yourself is it worth? What is the worse that could happen if things didn't go your way. The answer will be astonishing When you've discovered your treasure You'll find the demon's flown What a relief it will be You'll feel blessed abundantly
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I am often told that love will leave me breathless, But I hope I never know a love so greedy as to steal the air from my chest, For I have memories of a time when my body was oxygen starved And my lungs unable to draw in breath, Bogged down under soupy pneumonia that clung to my innards With vice-like, snotty grips. My mind is sometimes lost in the sensation of frantically Drawing air inward, ******* it into my chest with great gasps that never alleviated the burning of my lungs Or the way pins and needles tingled down my limbs. My brain cells were consumed with desire to force O2 to bind with the red blood cells churning in my veins. The air surrounding me was dense with particles that refused to aid my survival, No matter how much effort I exerted to the contrary. Sweat dripped off my too thin form and pallid skin As I drowned slowly from the inside out in a room full of doctors Until they finally placed the tube back into my throat to breathe for me. The pain receded as oxygen raced back into my cells, And I marveled for a moment at the fact that I could not feel myself breathing, Couldn't feel the rise or fall of my chest. The mark of my vitality was absent, And yet, I was very much alive. I remember what it was to be truly breathless, The blind panic that seized me before finally giving way to a wish for death. It's because of this I hope love never empties my lungs. I want a love that makes breathing feel safe and exciting, A love that feels so gloriously alive that I am acutely aware of my chest rising. Love should always make breathing feel like both a right and a privilege. It is a privilege to love her and be in her presence. But I hope she never leaves me breathless.
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Apr 25, 2021
Apr 25, 2021 at 6:25 PM UTC
Breathless
I am often told that love will leave me breathless, But I hope I never know a love so greedy as to steal the air from my chest, For I have memories of a time when my body was oxygen starved And my lungs unable to draw in breath, Bogged down under soupy pneumonia that clung to my innards With vice-like, snotty grips. My mind is sometimes lost in the sensation of frantically Drawing air inward, ******* it into my chest with great gasps that never alleviated the burning of my lungs Or the way pins and needles tingled down my limbs. My brain cells were consumed with desire to force O2 to bind with the red blood cells churning in my veins. The air surrounding me was dense with particles that refused to aid my survival, No matter how much effort I exerted to the contrary. Sweat dripped off my too thin form and pallid skin As I drowned slowly from the inside out in a room full of doctors Until they finally placed the tube back into my throat to breathe for me. The pain receded as oxygen raced back into my cells, And I marveled for a moment at the fact that I could not feel myself breathing, Couldn't feel the rise or fall of my chest. The mark of my vitality was absent, And yet, I was very much alive. I remember what it was to be truly breathless, The blind panic that seized me before finally giving way to a wish for death. It's because of this I hope love never empties my lungs. I want a love that makes breathing feel safe and exciting, A love that feels so gloriously alive that I am acutely aware of my chest rising. Love should always make breathing feel like both a right and a privilege. It is a privilege to love her and be in her presence. But I hope she never leaves me breathless.
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***1. Thou shall not worry, for worry is the most unproductive of all human activities. 2. Thou shall not be fearful, for most of the things we fear never come to pass. 3. Thou shall not cross bridges before you come to them, for no one yet has succeeded in accomplishing this. 4. Thou shall face each problem as it comes. You can only handle one at a time anyway. 5. Thou shall not take problems to bed with you, for they make very poor bedfellows. 6. Thou shall not borrow other people’s problems. They can better care for them than you can. 7. Thou shall not try to relive yesterday for good or ill, it is forever gone. Concentrate on what is happening in your life and be happy now! 8. Thou shall be a good listener, for only when you listen do you hear ideas different from your own. It is hard to learn something new when you are talking, and some people do know more than you do. 9. Thou shall not become “bogged down” by frustration, for 90% of it is rooted in self-pity and will only interfere with positive action. 10. Thou shall count thy blessings, never overlooking the small ones, for a lot of small blessings add up to a big one.***
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Jan 4, 2013
Jan 4, 2013 at 11:27 AM UTC
'The Second Ten Commandments'
*I do write When I feel the need to write Then I don't when Don't want to word my thoughts But then, My unrelenting thoughts Keep nudging me Edging me Seeking words Wanting me to write . Then Comes my Mind The repository and Controller Of all My senses Giving a piece of itself to the thoughts The thoughts bow down And admit it was all for fun Don't get bogged down You have won And Then I am free to decide As to when to write ***Right to write Or None***
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Jun 15, 2017
Jun 15, 2017 at 2:48 AM UTC
Right to Write
These Great Reviver’s wild reforms Now sound like all Hot Air, Narendra Modi’s new India Still bogged down in despair. Shinzo Abe’s revised Japan Still wallows to stagnate And China’s Xi Jinping’s grand scheme Continues to deflate. Collectively they stumble In their plans to stimulate Asia’s great economies….. But have failed to shut the gate On the Shadow Banking industry, Their vague structural reform And the fossilized grey politics Which resemble, now, the norm. Rhetoric is their keynote here Real action’s in decline With their mandate clearly squandered There’s A BIG CRASH DOWN THE LINE! M. Auckland 23 August 2014
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Aug 22, 2014
Aug 22, 2014 at 8:24 PM UTC
All Hot Air in Asia
ONE day, a log said to the bog, "you're all mud and you ever survive, i am all wood but i always die." the bog spoke, after a long sigh, "it is transformation, which you deny. I turn into nothing but soil, when it is too hard to toil. the sun smokes up all water, i become a happy crater. then comes by, the rain, fills my bowl once again. i see wild weeds, some dormant seeds. water lilies, papyrus, mangroves, are all that come to me and grow. i laugh with them, they sing with me, castaway afar, but glad are we. together we live and fear not fate, that is how i live ahead!"
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 2:39 AM UTC
Bogged
Waters waltz land dancing, Dragon flies flutter a buzz, Cat-o'-nines torching tales, Where beavers are logging Time with fresh water fish Who breach as they mouth, Fly catching in a casted sea, Mossy and bogged with peat, And the colours, mottled, fey, Brindled, brim, know they say, There are lessons, hear stillness, Punctuations in the spry singings Of the never tardy larks, windrous Riddles ripe rushing through reeds.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 8:22 PM UTC
Meadow
I can see a smoky haze The billowing fire died down Once clouds of blackness Obscured the bright sky One flick of a matchstick And a single spark Enough to spread the mayhem Caught off guard Every dried leaves and sticks Came into the lure of mighty fire Flowing like a raging ocean Flames gallop like wild horses Forests are bogged down To become ashen-faced Once a glorious site Now ravaged by mighty flames Spiraling out of control Winds give wings to the flames They travel far and wide Across the forest floors Unruly flames engulf everything Sooner flames will die down But the smoky haze will obfuscate The vision to look beyond It’s a maddening haze   From the fury of embers
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 12:28 PM UTC
Smoky Haze
you might have to stare into neutrons to un-bond the Marmaduke con your large doggerels are farcical in a feline fashion. what harm you do - fondles the rabid scabies of our scathing debutantes. we are an affront to the baklava where the syrup is fierce and yet the spirit is amber locking swift Hymenoptera into place.... you might have to stare into space to see me... but be me, and you might gain a wee thing as fabulous as when we bent knees to no god but had demons in our **** larceny. you polished the rogering, you foggy bogged the biscuit. had your druthers whisk the cinch a bit. till we nipped, went. had our coffee spent.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 2:53 PM UTC
You Might Have To Stare Into Space To See Me
Suddenly, it's not love anymore, it's a memory. I'm alone, drunk in a bathroom and my thoughts don't crawl to the section of my brain where you are located. You don't have a place in my blood, I can count on one hand the times I've said your name in the last year. Does that make a sinner because you were once my God? I'd swallow every syllable uttered in my direction, scripture licked from my lips, and wipe my face clean with your affirmations. And I was clean-bogged down by a perpetual hangover and hands that won't ever stop shaking and hair that never smelt like anything other than your cologne and cigarettes- but I was clean, I was saved. And every time I knelt before you, I was saved again and again. So call me unfaithful because I have forsaken you, though long after you did me, and you did, you did. You've been gone so long, I can't even remember what your voice sounds like. All I have is a memory of a grin plastered on a face, all teeth and a head reared back: gleaming, mirth incarnate. But that image can't force me to perform ceremony in your name anymore. My eyes will only water, no streams fall down my face. The earth you walk on now is scorched, by women who no longer see your face any time they close their eyes. You are Moses in a desert with no followers, just an endless mirage: a girl who will never love you beckons you further and further. And I am sure you are thirsty. Then, call out my blasphemy, I swear I won't hear your accusations over the litany of curses muttered along with your name. I am Judas, I am Brutus, in the last circle of hell, for I am betrayer of the only religion that ever made me feel whole. But I couldn't spend another prayer on my knees.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 6:39 PM UTC
discoveries on linoleum
Suddenly, it's not love anymore, it's a memory. I'm alone, drunk in a bathroom and my thoughts don't crawl to the section of my brain where you are located. You don't have a place in my blood, I can count on one hand the times I've said your name in the last year. Does that make a sinner because you were once my God? I'd swallow every syllable uttered in my direction, scripture licked from my lips, and wipe my face clean with your affirmations. And I was clean-bogged down by a perpetual hangover and hands that won't ever stop shaking and hair that never smelt like anything other than your cologne and cigarettes- but I was clean, I was saved. And every time I knelt before you, I was saved again and again. So call me unfaithful because I have forsaken you, though long after you did me, and you did, you did. You've been gone so long, I can't even remember what your voice sounds like. All I have is a memory of a grin plastered on a face, all teeth and a head reared back: gleaming, mirth incarnate. But that image can't force me to perform ceremony in your name anymore. My eyes will only water, no streams fall down my face. The earth you walk on now is scorched, by women who no longer see your face any time they close their eyes. You are Moses in a desert with no followers, just an endless mirage: a girl who will never love you beckons you further and further. And I am sure you are thirsty. Then, call out my blasphemy, I swear I won't hear your accusations over the litany of curses muttered along with your name. I am Judas, I am Brutus, in the last circle of hell, for I am betrayer of the only religion that ever made me feel whole. But I couldn't spend another prayer on my knees.
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At 7 years old, I told my mother, "You're not my real mom. You're my Earth mom, And at night when I'm asleep, I go back to my home planet." As the years sped onwards, I conceptualized myself as a three headed alien, A Poet From Another Planet, Acutely aware of my innate differences. No explanation had I other than being extraterrestrial. Those around me, too, seemed to sense I was "other." Playground insults supported by adults who floated labels like "Lazy," "Difficult," "Rude," "Deliberately Obtuse" Over my head as if they were a crown, Signifying I was queen of kingdom "Unlike Us." No one looked deeper at the poor social skills , The rigidity, sensory difficulties, challenges with executive dysfunction. It was easier to pretend I was in control, Choosing the route of difficulty and belittlement. It was only after I nearly succeeded in killing myself That someone assembled the whole picture. My story is not unique among women Born into bodies and brains whose operating system is Autism. We are the forgotten, the alienated, and plastered with assumptions, Lost under the blind eye of those who spin tall tales of "Only straight, white little boys can possibly be autistic!" Generations of autistic women have known not a name for their difference, Bogged down under self-loathing, eating disorders, and suicides, Anything to cope with a world designed to break them For the differences everyone noticed but no one could see. Now that women are finally coming onto the scene, A subtle shift in the awareness that the clinicians, teachers, doctors Were missing a whole population of autistic people, Answers are gate kept behind assessments that are thousands of dollars And diagnosticians who've yet to see the error of their ways. Peace of mind seems to be a right only of white autistic men Who are lucky enough to have the "profile" of autism modeled after them. It took 19 years, two suicide attempts, including 10 days in a coma For someone to finally "see me," And I'm one of the lucky ones. Answers were finally mine, But understanding one's own brain should be a human right. I think we can all agree: The price of a diagnosis should not be your life.
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Mar 17, 2021
Mar 17, 2021 at 2:39 PM UTC
The Price of Diagnosis
At 7 years old, I told my mother, "You're not my real mom. You're my Earth mom, And at night when I'm asleep, I go back to my home planet." As the years sped onwards, I conceptualized myself as a three headed alien, A Poet From Another Planet, Acutely aware of my innate differences. No explanation had I other than being extraterrestrial. Those around me, too, seemed to sense I was "other." Playground insults supported by adults who floated labels like "Lazy," "Difficult," "Rude," "Deliberately Obtuse" Over my head as if they were a crown, Signifying I was queen of kingdom "Unlike Us." No one looked deeper at the poor social skills , The rigidity, sensory difficulties, challenges with executive dysfunction. It was easier to pretend I was in control, Choosing the route of difficulty and belittlement. It was only after I nearly succeeded in killing myself That someone assembled the whole picture. My story is not unique among women Born into bodies and brains whose operating system is Autism. We are the forgotten, the alienated, and plastered with assumptions, Lost under the blind eye of those who spin tall tales of "Only straight, white little boys can possibly be autistic!" Generations of autistic women have known not a name for their difference, Bogged down under self-loathing, eating disorders, and suicides, Anything to cope with a world designed to break them For the differences everyone noticed but no one could see. Now that women are finally coming onto the scene, A subtle shift in the awareness that the clinicians, teachers, doctors Were missing a whole population of autistic people, Answers are gate kept behind assessments that are thousands of dollars And diagnosticians who've yet to see the error of their ways. Peace of mind seems to be a right only of white autistic men Who are lucky enough to have the "profile" of autism modeled after them. It took 19 years, two suicide attempts, including 10 days in a coma For someone to finally "see me," And I'm one of the lucky ones. Answers were finally mine, But understanding one's own brain should be a human right. I think we can all agree: The price of a diagnosis should not be your life.
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. night streets and scars of light                       scarves of light moving subtle bustles  of shadowed light carvings of royal light    robes of velvet light                         make out expressionist doorways strobes of light   fink and fit in protest         coding behind enemy lines captured light  fires colourful snakes about in flaring curved science tubes                       flagging the bartering night   flogging the                                                   urban night we've made apparition in honour of daylight and out of the theatre fear                        of our own bogged nature   synthetic ghosts of light                                  charge away ghosts electronic noises   scare away the horrifying lull of the dead                                       (a dead we don't believe in)           twenty four seven behaviour    to busy away the very spirits we have hungered and to plot against     all that unnecessary sleep business
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Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025 at 9:53 AM UTC
n i g h t - l i g h t
When I was younger:    I shuffled along, to no urgent song, didn't march through my day strong. When young and strong are the best time for planned  convictions. There's no acting lazy, or slowing down to the crazy, unless you want to live ungracefully in this hard unforgiving world. When I was younger:    I lacked logic cause I didn't make clear my premise, like a man with no plan, a sap with no map.  I wandered tither and yonder like a ghoal  without a goal, a ghost least of most,  no future to ponder. When I was younger:    I bogged down in metaphorical feces cause I didn't watch where I was wading, forsaking and debating, planning is for suckers, futures are for chuckers. When I was younger:    I did nil and stood still while the city raced around me, progress to astound thee, forgetting the earth constantly rotates 260 miles an hour- waiting for no one. When I was younger:    Like the Dodo bird I forgot to grow wings, was eatin by rats and things, became extinct and unlinked to a place run on business, consumerism and cash. On the rocks I was dashed. When I was younger: I became he who loses, with a broken compass and excuses, laying laggardly leaderless, with the snoozing and the boozing, and sold my initiative for a bag of grass. That's when I was younger:    I'm older than that now.  But I still remember. It's  hard being younger!!
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May 21, 2018
May 21, 2018 at 7:03 PM UTC
When I Was Younger
I'm a nighttime lover, a day time wanderer I'd bathe in the light of the moon and turn my back to the suns rays. In the filthy haze of the morning, last nights sins are tattled on by the light of day and if I had my way i'd sleep through the dawn til dusk and i'd laugh at the idea of ever needing the sun. I'd kiss my mates lips and we'd lie side by side til he slipped away and i'd retire for the day and nobody would ever cast a judging glance because my indiscretions wouldn't be laid out before the world they'd still be in the dark, with me. I'd be free to do whatever I wanted with whomever I pleased. I'd be free to talk to the man on the moon and tell him i'd wish he'd been my first, to tell him I wish i'd never told a lie, and I wished I had said goodbye after the first punch, the first time. I wish i had a clear mind and not bogged down all the time. I'd call him a stranger and tell him all about my life and he'd hold me and say it will all be alright. And maybe then i'd hope less for it all to end...I'm a nighttime lover a day time wanderer stuck in the shadows of weak kneed plunder and sometimes i'd be happy to be alive though most of the times, i'd wish i'd just died.
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 2:44 AM UTC
Nighttime lover
Flickering candle light, braving wanton winds, adds an unexpected melancholic twist; a losing battle against formidable odds ends. Though meant to make us feel romantic even at the worst imaginable end chapter of it, a doomed love that made moon beams burn, itself bogged in morass, caused volcanic burst in callous minds that walk backwards in time who did everything to stop us dead in our tracks. I am not blind not to see the quivering, drops of tear, in your once much adored eyes, I won't see any more after crossing this point of no return. Doesn't this look like the perfect **** they had, a story, in the middle brought to a deliberate end; we can't stop it anyway, except acting out our parts that we didn't see us doing  til this moment. All we could do is this, give a loving burial to this doomed love, let romance be the theme , in candle light we'll quietly cremate it, may the  remains of it, ashes wind scatter,be the salt of the earth, for ever.
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Apr 9, 2016
Apr 9, 2016 at 8:31 AM UTC
The candle light burial of a love affair
I'm sick and I'm tired of these men always tellin me I gotta be round, ***** curvy and sultry To be down with the boys I must want all the novelties They fantasize about in their minds, sprinkled with misogyny  Lookin up and down, undressin me with droolin eyes Can't walk across busy streets without feelin victimized Violated in public, creeps sneakin peaks up my skirt All cause I wore tight clothes with a lower cut shirt  Is this all I am, some delectable tasty treat? Just cause you think I'm delicious don't mean I want your meat I'm vegetarian now, keep your distance please  Only hungry for life and creativity  Yearnin to grow and continue to educate Myself even if that means makin mistakes Already have media fillin my brain with these lies Don't need to be feelin your hands up my thighs No I'm not your girl, don't even wanna look at you Cuz you'll misunderstand my glance for bein into you  So what if you call me a ***** or a **** Don't care-I won't be the chick bustin your nuts Just want my mothers and daughters and sisters to know We're not created to give men any type of show We're human beings capable of thinking and feeling As well as making decisions, we have a purpose, a meaning Other than getting all **** and appealing  Silenced and bogged down by society  Women ***** and murdered, blamed for their femininity It's a shame men don't realize without us they would never be We're the only *** on this earth capable of maternity  As breeders of life we nurture and care Yet our voices seldom heard, like we're not even there It's time women put a stop to this ****** up** ideology That we matter far less than our male counterparts  - what equality? Hating on feminism just because they don’t see This world overflowing with double standards and ongoing dichotomy Between the two sexes- sure it’s not how it used to be But sexism runs rampant and will for eternity Unless we all - men and women - fight against it globally.
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Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 3:52 PM UTC
Misguided Ideology
I'm sick and I'm tired of these men always tellin me I gotta be round, ***** curvy and sultry To be down with the boys I must want all the novelties They fantasize about in their minds, sprinkled with misogyny  Lookin up and down, undressin me with droolin eyes Can't walk across busy streets without feelin victimized Violated in public, creeps sneakin peaks up my skirt All cause I wore tight clothes with a lower cut shirt  Is this all I am, some delectable tasty treat? Just cause you think I'm delicious don't mean I want your meat I'm vegetarian now, keep your distance please  Only hungry for life and creativity  Yearnin to grow and continue to educate Myself even if that means makin mistakes Already have media fillin my brain with these lies Don't need to be feelin your hands up my thighs No I'm not your girl, don't even wanna look at you Cuz you'll misunderstand my glance for bein into you  So what if you call me a ***** or a **** Don't care-I won't be the chick bustin your nuts Just want my mothers and daughters and sisters to know We're not created to give men any type of show We're human beings capable of thinking and feeling As well as making decisions, we have a purpose, a meaning Other than getting all **** and appealing  Silenced and bogged down by society  Women ***** and murdered, blamed for their femininity It's a shame men don't realize without us they would never be We're the only *** on this earth capable of maternity  As breeders of life we nurture and care Yet our voices seldom heard, like we're not even there It's time women put a stop to this ****** up** ideology That we matter far less than our male counterparts  - what equality? Hating on feminism just because they don’t see This world overflowing with double standards and ongoing dichotomy Between the two sexes- sure it’s not how it used to be But sexism runs rampant and will for eternity Unless we all - men and women - fight against it globally.
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A bouquet hung in afterhour pantry, A bell to ring the starved noise, Two spirit's gathering extraterrestrial information, A stairway chalked by toys!!! A damp moistness to bleed out ourn Laugh's, No docteretic sources, Just serene gleams of minds alike inbathed!!! Abundance of sizziling swelter, Bogged heavy in due rain heat, A voisterous composition, The crow polishes ourn two's feet!! I tasteth her plum need, She gravels our toes, Fulminations children breed, In translucent clear clothes!!! We wither in feathered juiciness, Where fences are none to find, Wherein camera's we make to shiver, We break back's on massage oil chyme! She reaches over to take mine fears, She maketh me a warmsome bed, Different valley's in singular astronomical view, Both alive, yet so dead!! Ourn peritonium's hunch in closer, As ourn cartilage gets renaissance, Were two alike, a Shakespherian Poe poster, A darkness and light of Dupont!!! Puzzles with missing pieces, Though we ourn selves fill the gaps, Where none can enter between us, For ourn chapters are ammophilously wrapped!!!
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 9:33 PM UTC
bouquet enveloppé ( bouquet wrapped) in french...
Veins, veins, length and breadth, intertwined beats to freedom or desolation; a terminus lost on a circular. An ebbing destination, unchartered targets, Follow the signs. We are a one way street, follow the signs on software maps. Stumped by sequential lights and us, caught in a dragnet within steely fish, gasping for air, choking on smoke, bilious coughs, hacking sputum, gobbing phlegm globs in interval gaps within gridlocks; nose to **** to nose to **** The rage, the stares the shouts, the finger, the Grrr’s, the Rrrr’s, the honks, the blares, the bumper to bumper expletive shares. The rolling down, the alighting, the threats, the fighting. The falling down, the separation, reseating, the rolling, the thunder, the trudge, the stops, the starts. Follow the signs, follow the signs. Robotic conveyors for humans, mechanical fossil fueled chariots, grumbling, grunting, wheee-ing and screeching, and screaming and spewing and chuffing and guffing black plumes, air tarred, veins, veins clogged and bogged, viscous, molasses, liquid black blob. Road fogged, numbers logged. Veins, veins, follow the signs, slow crawl. Veins, veins, follow the signs, follow the signs, sprawl. Copyright Marc Hawkins 2017
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 6:20 AM UTC
SPRAWL
I tear my bones To try and not Hear the drones, Drill in dot. But soil so ill Is where I tread. Shriek when fill Buddhist debts. Behind the pillars In cenotaphs, Edge killers Of my calfs I bread bogged down. So they would claim The forest crown, Clear my name. Fear my ingrowns! Alas, they rot, Drink the drones, Drill in dot.
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Dec 1, 2018
Dec 1, 2018 at 3:02 PM UTC
memento defectum
I've lived as much as I've loved And I've loved twice more than I've lost And I've died more so than that And I'll begin with a crawl And I'll end in a run And start with a bang And end with silence I've lived I've lost I've loved And I've died. And never for a single time have I cried Because life is too beautiful to see behind glassy eyes and loss is too enigmatic to be objectified Love is too free to be bogged down in emotions And death is too sweet and caring to cause a commotion And I've lived So I've lost And I've loved And I've died. But who, in the end, really cares about my time As a being As a plant As the most significant ant I've been a star and a nebula The moon, the earth, the winds, and fire, I've been all of that, even desire And I've lived And I've loved And I've lost And I've died.
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 3:58 PM UTC
The Cycle
Thirteen thousand strides progress Blind leathern tread with gritted teeth Stride hard rough bracken heather strive Incipient thought embrace the scarp Bent shoulder strain web strap entrench Sharp body lean oppose the wind Slow pitch forward cold lash rain Pause..Shrug pack .. Lurch on again Rough rock scrape pass Sharp edge hand scrape Each tread ascend dull lactic ache Stone eyes cast up Embrace dark peak Surge on .. Dig in.. Embrace the pain Aggressive stance.. find strength begin Engage the enemy entrenched within With comrades in adversity Side glance reveal Grey brother tight Mordant ploughshare gleaming bright United thought strong purpose right Grim grimace glower grinding on Helping hand support and share Exchang-ed glances sing the pain Relentless climb advance distain Strong ******* stride bogged into mire Grappling cragfast handclasp dire   Entropic  spirit brief despair Revelatory cause unswayed Each cloistered personal crusade Burst upwards into sunlight flame And stand with vision intertwined Each grim companion lasting friend Eyes meet brief recognition shout We know what it’s all about These clasping minds Empath embrace Profound cognitive self aware To follow where few others dare These comrades in adversity
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Oct 30, 2009
Oct 30, 2009 at 7:24 AM UTC
The Hill