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"cabals" poems
his ancestor a coolie laid the rails many long years but returned to Peking to fight white devils this, the tale passed through the generations with the jade necklace which never left his mother's neck first born son spawn of two doctors, expectations were high he would practice honorable healing arts early in his years he fueled their fears, and ire coming through their sterile door with bloodied knuckles black eyes, fat lips they tried various exorcisms: confinement in the temple, lashings and hushed cabals with head healers, but none could shrink his will much to their dismay Stanford rejected him; he landed at a community college, where he spent an indolent year, before vanishing a thousand tears and fears later the PI revealed what a hundred billable hours had reaped the son was so far west he was east, in a village on the Yangtze stooped over paddies, his feet firm in the mire the generations had yearned to escape
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 3:06 PM UTC
Boxer Rebellion
All Understanding uncovers ugliness, usury. Unifying utopians uncorruptable, unmoveable. Dashing Prophets promoted promiscuous personalities. Promethus’s powers persisted purposelessness. Do Postmodern proletariats protest phantoms? Puckering proudly, pondering paraphrases? If Egyptians engineered excessive egoists, Englishmen evolved ethical endgames. Tradition Rules reformed rednecks, remobilizing, romanticizing, recursions rose remarkably. If Caesar costumed cabals crafted carefully, Christianity calibrated circumferential conflicts. Vigilantism Unveils unlucky usurper, undoes underachieving, unemotional, unconsciousness unlearning unhumanness.    Every Tadpole’s talents triumphs titan’s tricks tip toeing towards truth.
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Sep 15, 2017
Sep 15, 2017 at 2:58 AM UTC
What has the gift of knowledge given unto us?
You said I have rights You made us promises You said we own the lands But the minerals are yours And you want peace This you seek is possibly impossible You said my people are your people With your sweet savouring tongue You preached unity and true federalism I believed without a doubt Yet, my people are impoverished But today I say, not anymore I see Armies rising They are sold out to a cause One people, one mind, one voice From age long oppressions they will liberate their people Even if it is their last assignment That's why I see fresh air coming It is closer than you think But you have a choice Restructure now or suture tomorrow If it is our land, it is our resources Not yours and your cabals Before the rain comes thunder You have been advised Let the town crier sound the gong Gather all the villagers Let your strong men volunteer Let the women sing Let the children watch and learn As we "Balm" these ones for exploits It is better to live for something Than to die for nothing Even if you fail, they will remember you And forever Crest your name in their hearts With your picture on their wall You will be their greatest inspiration... This could cost our life Is this really a part we want to thread? We really don't want bloodshed Let us come back to the table Shake this table that it breaks Then restructure, to secure our future We believe in our indivisibility We can turn our waste to wealth Covert our diversity to opportunities Turn our population to blessings and not curses But then, collectively, we say "No" to oppression and violence However, the choice is yours...
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Oct 8, 2019
Oct 8, 2019 at 12:12 PM UTC
It's Closer Than You Think
You said I have rights You made us promises You said we own the lands But the minerals are yours And you want peace This you seek is possibly impossible You said my people are your people With your sweet savouring tongue You preached unity and true federalism I believed without a doubt Yet, my people are impoverished But today I say, not anymore I see Armies rising They are sold out to a cause One people, one mind, one voice From age long oppressions they will liberate their people Even if it is their last assignment That's why I see fresh air coming It is closer than you think But you have a choice Restructure now or suture tomorrow If it is our land, it is our resources Not yours and your cabals Before the rain comes thunder You have been advised Let the town crier sound the gong Gather all the villagers Let your strong men volunteer Let the women sing Let the children watch and learn As we "Balm" these ones for exploits It is better to live for something Than to die for nothing Even if you fail, they will remember you And forever Crest your name in their hearts With your picture on their wall You will be their greatest inspiration... This could cost our life Is this really a part we want to thread? We really don't want bloodshed Let us come back to the table Shake this table that it breaks Then restructure, to secure our future We believe in our indivisibility We can turn our waste to wealth Covert our diversity to opportunities Turn our population to blessings and not curses But then, collectively, we say "No" to oppression and violence However, the choice is yours...
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DEFIANCE By Erwin L. Rimban Power hungry, you parade Your deceptive stupidities in front Of the apathetic world populace; Yet A nucleus of enlightened humans are Now awakening to the manipulations You have showered on us for thousands Upon thousands of years. Proceed then With your plans within plans for utter World ********** Intent on scavenging the remains Of apathetic mortals whose daily toil can only be Abject suffering, delusion and ignorance. We measure the tides of suffering with the parameters Of deceit you pile up on top of the avarice That drives your dark selves and infamous cabals. But never think that we shall surrender our souls To your rapacious intent, for now Is the time we rise and give answer To millennia of darkness! And freedom beckons At last to the Souls of Wisdom.
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Jul 30, 2017
Jul 30, 2017 at 3:39 AM UTC
Defiance