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"bundling" poems
I'm craving a man-hug tonight, initiated by strong arms picking up my under weight body letting me believe I'm re-enacting the lift from ***** dancing. And as those arms hold me close I would bury my face in his neck where after shave meets his soft pulse and the warmth of my breath. This hug would be so tight, tight enough to squeeze the pain out of my soul and be incredibly protective at the same time beating away the nightmares of reality late at night. A hug that draws out all the tears that should have been cried until my eyes run dry and start shedding all the rejection accumulated throughout this plight. An unconditional man-hug with its ends free, one not subjected to a **** in my mouth a cigarette ***** a cigarette couple of poems insomnia and a cold bed. I crave for a man-hug that will liberate me from the pathetic standards I've set for myself, of how I should be treated before handing a piece of me in exchange. One that would numb the little voice in my head which goes on and on about self-deprecating ******** bundling together all the mistakes made over the years and spanking my self-confidence until it dresses up in a short skirt and high heels and runs into the arms of a narcissist ***** A man-hug to step in and save the day when loneliness breaks in, and murders empowerment, independence and positivity in their sleep, then opens the door to insecurity and fear, who robs all hope, leaving behind intolerable darkness. I crave for a man-hug that follows through to the end with stability and consistency, like mom's cooking or my best friend, or daddy's instant reaction to defend. One that's tangible and attainable without twirling my fingers around forgotten jewellery, phone messages or a drunk memory just to remind myself what it felt like, but only to be reminded that it can never be felt again. Though I'm craving a man-hug tonight I will have no luck. Because anything with "man" in front of it, will always just be a ****
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 5:35 PM UTC
Man-Hug
I'm craving a man-hug tonight, initiated by strong arms picking up my under weight body letting me believe I'm re-enacting the lift from ***** dancing. And as those arms hold me close I would bury my face in his neck where after shave meets his soft pulse and the warmth of my breath. This hug would be so tight, tight enough to squeeze the pain out of my soul and be incredibly protective at the same time beating away the nightmares of reality late at night. A hug that draws out all the tears that should have been cried until my eyes run dry and start shedding all the rejection accumulated throughout this plight. An unconditional man-hug with its ends free, one not subjected to a **** in my mouth a cigarette ***** a cigarette couple of poems insomnia and a cold bed. I crave for a man-hug that will liberate me from the pathetic standards I've set for myself, of how I should be treated before handing a piece of me in exchange. One that would numb the little voice in my head which goes on and on about self-deprecating ******** bundling together all the mistakes made over the years and spanking my self-confidence until it dresses up in a short skirt and high heels and runs into the arms of a narcissist ***** A man-hug to step in and save the day when loneliness breaks in, and murders empowerment, independence and positivity in their sleep, then opens the door to insecurity and fear, who robs all hope, leaving behind intolerable darkness. I crave for a man-hug that follows through to the end with stability and consistency, like mom's cooking or my best friend, or daddy's instant reaction to defend. One that's tangible and attainable without twirling my fingers around forgotten jewellery, phone messages or a drunk memory just to remind myself what it felt like, but only to be reminded that it can never be felt again. Though I'm craving a man-hug tonight I will have no luck. Because anything with "man" in front of it, will always just be a ****
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Tall round beams standing in salty water, connecting fishermen and star-fish gazers with a moon-shaped bay on the eastern Pacific. They stand on land and step into sea, as rolling barrels from Arctic grounds tickle their lower legs. A centipede of wood, this outward- jutting wharf. The fishermen sink expectant hooks; the surfers haul shiny glass banana-shaped boards of foam; the weekenders come posing baby strollers for picture shooting. Each passing wall of blue energy slows at reach of shallow sand, deciding whether to keep rolling or transform into a steep stack of snapping water. On big days the sea legs shake all the fishermen. They lock away their sacrificial bait in rusty boxes and collapse their fibered rods. On calm days I step out to a wooden bench and hang my face between the rails. Running people pass below, between the knotted hips and creosoted thighs. August buries this preserve in such drizzle. Gulls go bundling inside their sleek robes of white feather, leaning windward on worn bent knees.
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 10:30 PM UTC
Old Wharf on the Bay
Iym onna mishon forra gerl krossing China jus to si her ona slo chrayn going west krossing mouwntins in my kot. Shis onna mishon for tha boi fly eirchina for to si mi bundling legings inna bag wot to bring and wot to not bring your person bring your boots spanix boots and spanix wyn put your bodi in this plays taiwan boox and qinese wyn i wil sit heer lyk an ox wayting unda shaydi tri wayting hyuman wil tu find me pat my **** and skweez my ni qyneez wyn qyneez wyn wyn in qyneez qyneez wyn pump my rat and wyn qyneez shaydi tri with pengyou lao thingking hyuman tu gud tu mi wy *** look for stinki kao
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Mar 20, 2012
Mar 20, 2012 at 8:47 PM UTC
Pidgin Tongued
On The counters of poetry I dock and lock myself Then I scope on the bottles of liquors seductively And spellblind by their syllables I took the shakers and hybrid The Similes The Onomatopeia's The Nemesis' The Near-Rhymes And The Triadic-Lines Then I gulp fourteen shots of Sonnets From my paper-glass And glug a paradox Or a foil-sigh Trice, The knots Bundling my eloquence Will exonerated itself And torpidity will cuff my consciousness And the droplets remains in my paper- glass Will impel me To quest for myriad of them I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stock on a comedy chair Then When the Limbs of time tread Will I rush to the counter Like the athletes at Olympia And hybrid The Blank-verses The Alliterations The Limericks The Litotes The Aporia's And The Dysphemism's And Gulp countless Yet measured shoots Of Ballad,with my paper-glass And unravel the oratories Of sacred secrets,eclectic enchantment and regrettable reflexes Aside,or injects the world With my rugged pins of eruditions Bestowed in me by the liquors of poetry I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stocked on a comedy-chair Again I will rush To the counter,and hybrid The Exaggerations The Personifications The Imageries And The Caesura's And Gulp uncounted shoots Of Epic's from my paper-glass And Eulogise my steam and wit Yet,I'm drunk And deeply drunk wholly By a might that mortify me so much That I've become a slave In the awe of my servitude Now and then Will I weep and wail terribly Each morning,each noon,and each night For the great demise of myself And for an emancipation From the perpetual counter-cells poetry I'm drunk,and deeply drunk by poetry. Deeply Drunk ©Historian E.Lexano
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 4:38 PM UTC
Deeply Drunk
On The counters of poetry I dock and lock myself Then I scope on the bottles of liquors seductively And spellblind by their syllables I took the shakers and hybrid The Similes The Onomatopeia's The Nemesis' The Near-Rhymes And The Triadic-Lines Then I gulp fourteen shots of Sonnets From my paper-glass And glug a paradox Or a foil-sigh Trice, The knots Bundling my eloquence Will exonerated itself And torpidity will cuff my consciousness And the droplets remains in my paper- glass Will impel me To quest for myriad of them I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stock on a comedy chair Then When the Limbs of time tread Will I rush to the counter Like the athletes at Olympia And hybrid The Blank-verses The Alliterations The Limericks The Litotes The Aporia's And The Dysphemism's And Gulp countless Yet measured shoots Of Ballad,with my paper-glass And unravel the oratories Of sacred secrets,eclectic enchantment and regrettable reflexes Aside,or injects the world With my rugged pins of eruditions Bestowed in me by the liquors of poetry I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stocked on a comedy-chair Again I will rush To the counter,and hybrid The Exaggerations The Personifications The Imageries And The Caesura's And Gulp uncounted shoots Of Epic's from my paper-glass And Eulogise my steam and wit Yet,I'm drunk And deeply drunk wholly By a might that mortify me so much That I've become a slave In the awe of my servitude Now and then Will I weep and wail terribly Each morning,each noon,and each night For the great demise of myself And for an emancipation From the perpetual counter-cells poetry I'm drunk,and deeply drunk by poetry. Deeply Drunk ©Historian E.Lexano
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Lost in the wilderness of winter, fall is coming, Time to head home, gather things up, Getting ready, Winter is near by, What to do, where do we start, Time to chop, bundle of trees, Sweeping and cleaning, the chimney, Winter fall, Things to do, prepare for the feast, Holidays are coming, Think of the fall, smell of hot soup, pumpkin pie, Baking in the oven, Thinking twice, we are lost, within ourselves, How can we find ourselves, get ourselves, Out of the wilderness, to home, There are good time's, there are bad time's, To remember by, Smell of cherky  wood, hot cocoa, made by mom, Oh how much, we remember, Dad will go out, hunt, for food, surviving the task, Through the long winter nights, Bundling up in bed, Those time's are still there, But lost in the wilderness, how can, Mom and Dad, find us, We forgot, to mark the twig, to find our way home, Time's to remember, should remember, How are father, taught us, lost in the woods, In the wilderness of winter, Let's make a fire, the smoke, will be notice, They would know, we are lost, Knowing our father and friends, Will gather together, Come to find us, knowing it's getting dark, We worry, about the danger, Knowing what to do, We do not be afraid, our father, will be here soon, We must Pray, for the Angels, to look upon us, In the moment, let's remember our, Father and mother, Things they did, the love and devotion, Parents love us so, they'll find us soon, Winter is coming, so is the snow, Bundle up with joy, We cannot be afraid, to what may happen, Twinkle little eye's, by both girls, Knowing tears will follow, Lost in the wilderness of winter, Is knowing, we will be found
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Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 11:51 AM UTC
Lost In The Wilderness Of Winter
Lost in the wilderness of winter, fall is coming, Time to head home, gather things up, Getting ready, Winter is near by, What to do, where do we start, Time to chop, bundle of trees, Sweeping and cleaning, the chimney, Winter fall, Things to do, prepare for the feast, Holidays are coming, Think of the fall, smell of hot soup, pumpkin pie, Baking in the oven, Thinking twice, we are lost, within ourselves, How can we find ourselves, get ourselves, Out of the wilderness, to home, There are good time's, there are bad time's, To remember by, Smell of cherky  wood, hot cocoa, made by mom, Oh how much, we remember, Dad will go out, hunt, for food, surviving the task, Through the long winter nights, Bundling up in bed, Those time's are still there, But lost in the wilderness, how can, Mom and Dad, find us, We forgot, to mark the twig, to find our way home, Time's to remember, should remember, How are father, taught us, lost in the woods, In the wilderness of winter, Let's make a fire, the smoke, will be notice, They would know, we are lost, Knowing our father and friends, Will gather together, Come to find us, knowing it's getting dark, We worry, about the danger, Knowing what to do, We do not be afraid, our father, will be here soon, We must Pray, for the Angels, to look upon us, In the moment, let's remember our, Father and mother, Things they did, the love and devotion, Parents love us so, they'll find us soon, Winter is coming, so is the snow, Bundle up with joy, We cannot be afraid, to what may happen, Twinkle little eye's, by both girls, Knowing tears will follow, Lost in the wilderness of winter, Is knowing, we will be found
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As the weather changes So does my mind state The colder it gets The more I feel great Fall is upon us Winter is soon to follow And during these months I feel less hollow Bundling up And drinking hot tea Makes for a calming day to day Always feeling free Scarf around my neck Hoodie over my head Nothing to do Except cuddle in bed Weather is powerful It can change moods I let it work its magic Only hope it alludes It's the time to reflect During this time of year On all we've been blessed with With that, our purpose becomes clear Only love, laughter, and joy Cancel out the negative Appreciate what surrounds you And everything is positive I can't quite express What weather does But it changes something in me And I'm filled with love Nature is a beautiful thing Insanely under appreciated But it's something I cherish Because my peace it created
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:35 AM UTC
Weather
∞ Octo Ocho Huit Eight 8 Dear grandmother spider Tenderly watching us flail In the veil of her weaving Subliminally easing with poisonous love Mercifully clothing, bundling, draping us in silks Providing an impetus: awaken, unwind your labyrinth of love 8 Eight Huit Ocho Octo ∞
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 9:16 AM UTC
Spider's Web Nebula
Wintry winds wisp through the air, The chilling feeling is upon us. Leaves crinkle and crackle, Hardened by the cold. Layers upon layers, Bundling in seas of blankets, Steam from a cup of tea warming the face, A comforting book on the bed-side table. Cuddles and hugs, Butterfly kisses, and a warm embrace, Brings a smile to my face. Clearer night air, Means that stars easier appear, The moon shines brighter, Everything slightly more calm. So I'd like to say thank you to the weather, For bringing the season that is better.
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Oct 24, 2016
Oct 24, 2016 at 12:26 PM UTC
Cozy Thoughts
I could never capture the face of the one I love with a paintbrush. The thin strokes of midnight which adorn his eyes by the hundreds would never be fully justified by my inartistic hand. I could never capture the blades of winter grass that sprout from his face and dot his cheeks, bundling around his jawline sporadically, Nor the cluster of roses that attach themselves at his apples, and around his nose. Constellations are strewn about his face as if the stars had fallen on to the snow covered hills and valleys that make up his visage. Though he is not without blemish, to me he is perfection; as if God created him from divine clay and holy water, and sent him to me to place under my care and affection, So when the porcelain cracks, or the swirls of earth above his head lose their shine, I will be there, with chisel and brush in hand to fill in the crevasses and repaint forgotten smiles, and to remind him that he is beautifully and wonderfully made.
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 11:24 AM UTC
A Writer's Lament
my mind is most definitely a garden and you gave up being the gardener of it a while back i used to let my thoughts grow wild and as they pleased, like flowers, because i didn't have to worry about anyone stopping by to pick their favorites. you're back now, and all my thoughts have scattered and grown twice as fast, leaving my mind covered in vines speckled with purples and pinks and oranges, a variation of thoughts. but you're my secret gardener, you see; i must sift through the sea of beautiful variations, bundling up the most appropriate thoughts and sending them out to be delivered to my neighbors, my friends, choosing only the prettiest ones in the nicest sentences, never giving away any special flowers that might grow alongside my skull never revealing anything of my special gardener
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 1:07 AM UTC
secret gardener
While working my routine at Amazon picking the same items I always have before I was trans shipped to trans ship filling me with anxiety understanding unfamiliarity nerve racked novice sweat trickles down my face soaking into my PPE. Two man crew I'm meant to join black guys wearing reflective vests "I'm here to help, can you help me?" blank stare foreground empty workload background perplexed aesthetic French accented walls muffle communication I form a reluctant alliance with repetition yet my counterpart understands everything I say. Their patience eases my troubled mind when my capability falls short of my enthusiasm hand gestures guide me free of frustration I stay silent, only saying "I'd talk more but I figure it'd be a hassle" my learning ambassador understands but his extra steps start a conversation creating comforting small-talk acclimating aliens. Sydna and Josue from Ivory Coast and Congo respectively and respectful was all I wanted to be yet I got the impression Josue was uncomfortable after I had brought up gold, diamonds, and oil but Sydna had taken control of the conversation telling me all about the lottery he won to be here I wondered what lottery's prize was living in Cincinnati to work a factory job in Hebron. We work bundling totes together printing confusing and mysterious tags reading ACY, CMH, SDF, JFK, or CSG these bundles will be leaving CVG eventually carried away on skids to their indifferent destination of the same capitalist company just at another fulfillment center. I guess I should be more grateful to be in the poor nation of transportation but I'm not—I'd rather be picking where I can communicate with compatriots freely but I'm far away from the south mod now near the north side red tag area talking to strangers it's just a shame because there's plenty of material where I came from but transitory shipment is where the work is.
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Jun 28, 2022
Jun 28, 2022 at 10:59 PM UTC
Trans Ship
While working my routine at Amazon picking the same items I always have before I was trans shipped to trans ship filling me with anxiety understanding unfamiliarity nerve racked novice sweat trickles down my face soaking into my PPE. Two man crew I'm meant to join black guys wearing reflective vests "I'm here to help, can you help me?" blank stare foreground empty workload background perplexed aesthetic French accented walls muffle communication I form a reluctant alliance with repetition yet my counterpart understands everything I say. Their patience eases my troubled mind when my capability falls short of my enthusiasm hand gestures guide me free of frustration I stay silent, only saying "I'd talk more but I figure it'd be a hassle" my learning ambassador understands but his extra steps start a conversation creating comforting small-talk acclimating aliens. Sydna and Josue from Ivory Coast and Congo respectively and respectful was all I wanted to be yet I got the impression Josue was uncomfortable after I had brought up gold, diamonds, and oil but Sydna had taken control of the conversation telling me all about the lottery he won to be here I wondered what lottery's prize was living in Cincinnati to work a factory job in Hebron. We work bundling totes together printing confusing and mysterious tags reading ACY, CMH, SDF, JFK, or CSG these bundles will be leaving CVG eventually carried away on skids to their indifferent destination of the same capitalist company just at another fulfillment center. I guess I should be more grateful to be in the poor nation of transportation but I'm not—I'd rather be picking where I can communicate with compatriots freely but I'm far away from the south mod now near the north side red tag area talking to strangers it's just a shame because there's plenty of material where I came from but transitory shipment is where the work is.
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When i leave the warmth and shelter of the place i reside and travel by bicycle for what seems like a million miles, just to get home so i can think and dream of the world when we ruled, those times belong to you. I start by bundling up to protect from the cold. then i insert my earbuds to set the mood. Then i put my feet in the the baskets of my bike and we blast off together like a rocket soaring down the street, weaving and dodging *** holes, arms spread wide like a bird in the night. half hoping that the bicycle might at some point, break apart from underneath allowing me take flight unrestricted, without worry for how i get back down to the ground. then i travel back from the fantasy in my mind, all the way back to my eyes and i realize my house is within in sight. and my ride is over. and there's no one home. and i'll never take flight. and i fade a little on the inside.
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Jul 18, 2010
Jul 18, 2010 at 12:13 AM UTC
my nights belong to you
5am skies Paint a periwinkle view A slick step underlies This cold morning dew It should come as no surprise The birds echoing coo And I can only surmise That springs fighting through But the forecast lies And warm glimpses are few As winter bored eyes Beg the sun to come to This town softly sighs Reluctant flowers grew And sunlight it pries At the clouds we so rue Yearn for giving up ties To bundling till we brew Instead saying our hi's To the shorts we outgrew Then we'll hear children's cries As the school year is through How summer yearly buys Precious freedom to renew As a sunbather fries To reach a darker hue And teenage boys rise Forget shirts when they do When the cold rain dries Although not quite on cue This change is a prize You could take part, too
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 7:27 AM UTC
A slow spring
A boxy adapter with rounded edges Manufactured to channel power—and yet, Power that is not theirs. Only to channel it To channel my Windows to the world To close their Great Wall on our Silicon valleys? AC currents charging this Stylish Design i7 Distracting me From the Capitalist-embodying communism Red ruling over depths of blue Screens, screens of bluelight-damaging sight The sight to sea beyond What goes South out to see Pulling the plug on our freedom of type type type Keep your distance—we can power your technology. With Ching chong net worth, networks, and netted to worthless than The need to work, school, hopes and dreams. Velcro strap, bundling up wire after wire after They wiretapped their way Through our bluescreen pristine. Censorship, the anti-coronavirus But virus? We don’t need your quarantine. Now over 99%, fully charging us all. For the mediocre price of freedomless speech Who is in charge?
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Oct 20, 2020
Oct 20, 2020 at 8:22 AM UTC
The Laptop Charger of Sovereignty
And just as the season changes; so does she. As the sun goes down mid day, so do her thoughts. Her emotions are raw and brisk, just as the wind in the night. She applies layers to herself, as if she were going into a blizzard. But this isn’t a bundling up that you can see. She builds thick walls to protect herself from more than the cold. Darkness seeps in and covers her. She is consumed by her despair and she remains frozen. -ED
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Dec 1, 2018
Dec 1, 2018 at 2:16 PM UTC
Into Winter
Language ends here - in the hazel of her, in uncountable sleeps, in a bundling of sun, in a resonance, a stray violin.
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Jan 12, 2021
Jan 12, 2021 at 8:26 AM UTC
Prelude
I wonder how you see me I feel larger than life Collecting moments and breaths, bundling them into my chest When I speak I sing, when I smile I show all my teeth But in the quiet Next to you, under the moon My smile is small and tight My voice quiet and soft I wonder if you’re afraid Of who you would receive If you asked to be mine I wonder if that fear is why--a canyon lies between us
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 5:39 PM UTC
wonder
We live in cigarette smoke and shadows and uncontrollable laughter; in music, and in the way the wood floor creaks and shakes the whole house even when you walk lightly on it. We live in cold basement walls and staircases lined with blue neon lights. We live in confusion and my fingers pressing into your skin and the way you would wrap all of yourself around me while I ****** you. We live in the ***** moments followed by the sweet ones where you would kiss my forehead and I could feel your warm body slide up against me in the middle of the night. The most I remember of those days was bundling up in layers and walking outside through snow up to our knees just to get to Williamson road under the setting sun just so we could get a pack of cigarettes. The sky was dark blue and it reminded me a lot of your eyes. I remember waking up to the sound of guitars upstairs and the way you nodded your head and lost yourself in the melody of your own music. I would watch your fingers-- the way they would pluck the cords and slide over the instrument so effortlessly. And you look at me from across the room and for a moment, I'm at a loss for words so I just smile.
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 1:09 PM UTC
Drunk Days
I boxed up my life like bundling synapes And all my pictures and poessions,nerouns I took my body and mind And put it somewhere new. I can hear creaking in the hall but not the one I reside in. All the windows shine light but in a way different then how i remember. I boxed up my life heading somwehere else for the fall and winter. If home is where the heart is, then its where i bear whats inside my chest. Where i can walk walk with solid feet, and lay my body to rest. I moved to a new location , but i gained a new apperaction for where home is.
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 11:37 PM UTC
Where Home Is
Falling Falling As I fall, relief crashes over in a wave Bundling up in warmth, I’m in my personal cave Falling Falling Anxiously waiting to fall into the abyss On my forehead, I feel the feather of a kiss Falling Falling Slowly losing consciousness I do not frown Sinking like an anchor down, down, down Falling Falling It’s here. I’ve been waiting for so long The stress slips away, and I hear an angel’s song Falling Falling And as I count my last sheep, I finally fall asleep.
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Oct 25, 2015
Oct 25, 2015 at 12:40 PM UTC
Falling
And the thing is, this isn't poetry anymore. Its a neverending string of thoughts that needs no configuration. And maybe thats because my thoughts aren't tangled like headphone wires. But... no. That's not true, that thought was crazy. Instead, maybe, I'd rather lay everything out, in simple terms. And just slightly, I feel like that just goes to show that things are better. Rather than bundling up my knotted wires and shoving them into my pocket I lay them out to see I'll lay my awful cards on the table Ill fold,but that.doesn't require giving up. You can still listen to music with tangled headphone wires.
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 7:51 PM UTC
Is it though?
The night is as dark as ever in a rapidly changing World, that never changes. Daylight saving is fine as far as I know but what I don't know is who is saving it and why. Perhaps it's being stockpiled in case the Sun burns out and we'll then be charged for it, (pay per ray) Nothing else is new that I know of not that I know of much, in dreams occasionally genius touches me that I do know. I wonder if performing seals get fed up, I don't mean with fish, but do they ever wish they weren't so artistic? If I elect to play 'snap' is that a snap election or just miscommunication? bundling my belongings into an old canvas sack trundling along not once looking back as it all disappears, years ago I think I did know but not anymore. the lights are still burning and those yearning for hope can get it for free from the wandering missionary who used to be a minstrel until he retrained under yet another government initiative. I still see the bare bones of the lacklustre, with homes enough to spare I shouldn't be able to. Harder times failing visions blurred lines the ever changing always feels the same.
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 2:00 AM UTC
Lighter mornings
Dark draped and pliant as ink; resting on the pinpricks of stars and their steel pins. Wrapping and bundling us in a pose of obstinance and theory; still alive but inert with the weight of nothingness. Seeking and pulling into a container of black soup, the strength of fear was no match for sharing. Once, a race began to meet on the other side of spatial creation; opposite but circling like sexed schoolmates on a crisp autumn day. Time as full as galaxies and their grandchildren, never slowing to consummate a dream. Air still beatable, vapor fogging the porthole of eternity to leave only a thought. Many thoughts in lineup, creating a community of ideas and filling the vessel with voice. Moving, transcended outside into the film, looking back to the throng; mightily laughing at the joy of one. Gulping stars like candy and dust from the crest of curling waves; removing the glue and melting into an orb of amniotic stew. Knowing one, being one, as one. I can sleep on my pillow of love and eternal travel.
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Oct 3, 2015
Oct 3, 2015 at 11:43 AM UTC
Solitude
Coping with it See where my economy is An empty fridge I am taking this And what loss they have At markets or skyscrapers I laugh at it Oh, they lost their wealth Cant afford some breads But I am living it And they take their lives Leave their wives To themselves Like I am to myself Like i always will be Look at my economy Bundling bills Shedding skin Scary bones Water that's not from tap Drowned my face How fast it dried And my soapless fate Washed and rubbed it But a loss of life won't stop a life A loss of skin wont extinct skins Beauty is filled in the numerous skins Thence, look for a beautiful skin And construct the lost economy Fill the empty fridge Wash the ***** face with soap And put off that ***** water Cause you You Deserve a second shot
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Mar 6, 2017
Mar 6, 2017 at 5:57 AM UTC
FRIDGE