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"caleb" poems
my test results showed divergent. but she told me not to talk about it, at least not here, or anywhere. ever. he told me i could not be found about. never. but they did, they eventually did. they injected me- with serums, different kinds of them. and i became their ultimate little experiment gem. one of a kind. every stimulation- every serum injected, i denied. i was useless. but then he came - my love. my Four. my Tobias to my rescue. i promised. not to put myself into danger, like as i always did. but i could not let him die. Caleb. my brother. my blood. i had to save them. all of them. death serum. i could. resist. but before that- he picks up a fight - wounded in his wheel chair. paralyzed. but still manages to, that little twa - stab. pain. i see bloo- thick red blo- mom? but you're dea- it's okay sweety, she says. where am i? in a better place. you gave up your life Tris- for them. i died? yes honey, you died, an allegiant.
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 8:25 AM UTC
Divergent. (warning: contains spoilers!)
a ***** went partying in the club friday night where he met up with kenneth trying to ruin his rep party on yeah dude party on oh yeah party on yeah dude party on oh yeah a ***** went partying in the club friday night when he met up with susan who had some champagne she said, do you wanna share some of this the ***** said YES as a ***** went partying in the club friday night he met up with thomas who said just one word at a time which was party, the ***** said who with thomas said everybody oh yeah let’s party come on dudes, party a ***** went partying in the club friday night when he met up with brian with a bourbon and coke brian said, what do you want wild turkey or jim beam the ***** said, whatever you choose i’ll enjoy it, i guarantee it the ***** went partying in the club friday night when he met up with caleb who said, have you had enough the ***** said no, not yet i want to have 4 bottles of XXXX and sink them down with you the ***** went partying in the club friday night where he met up with peter who says PARTY ON MATE cause peter will drink any drink you put in front of him and sometimes he will take someone else’s drink like the yobbo’s so the ***** went partying down the club friday night and with all the alcohol he drank he gazed into the night and say, PARTY RIGHT, DUDES time to go home mr *****
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 8:03 AM UTC
the ***** went partying in the club friday night
his name was Hamilton my name was Caleb the dude was on the outside inside was more from his film also in the bunch, the duke, the doctor, the fab 4, the dogs in neon and inverted colors it was not all Hamilton’s but his work was some of the best weird stuff on the back wall but still some awesome pieces from a man obsessed with movies Hamilton was my friend If only for my visit Hamilton was my dad’s friend (My dad’s good at making them) but in the end I was there for art work and though I bought something not of Hamilton’s I think he appreciated me and my dad and my mom (she likes the dude too) but Hamilton told me I’m looking to propose to a lady like your mom and I laughed that’s good but Hamilton we’ve got to go thus is the fate of the artist and the customer
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May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010 at 5:11 PM UTC
A.T. Hun's
The ghost of Bill Kettchel still sits glumly on the bluff Not but a few paces from where he  was fell He has risen majestic at night from the well. Still screaming out loud, Hey give em hell boys, give em hell Dropped in head a foremost by the heel of his boot Give em hell goes the echo, by god give em all  hell The fields glistened  brightly with crimson and gore The fighting was grisly like none seen before. All stacked up  like cord-wood a good  ten foot high, they smote grey and  smote blue by  the hip and by the thigh. Give em hell boys by god, came the echoing cry. Now musket ball splatter, now cannon grape rain. March through the death gauntlet and line up again. As the dying lie crying Under shade tree spread wide. I'm a Yankee doodle dandy. Yankee doodle do or die. A real live nephew of my uncle Sam born on the fourth of July. Look away ,look away look away. Dumped in head a  foremost  by foot and by heel. My self, Andy, Caleb   Rest daily in the well. By day we lie peacefull, at night we rebell. Especially those nights when the moon is aglow We rise to the mouth and we holler and shout. Give em hell boys  by god, just send them all straight to hell.
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Oct 4, 2012
Oct 4, 2012 at 2:33 AM UTC
Antietam
Deaths Of 2013 My third year doing this. Paul Walker, Texas ranger, driving fast leads to danger. Matt Osbourne was Doink The Clown, Paul Bearer always wore a frown. Dennis Farina and James Gandolfini, always played a mobster meany. Peter O'Toole, famous actor, Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. President Nelson Mandela, Dennis Burkley, was a famous fat actor fella. Lou Reed, is now on the wild side, took all the colored girls for a ride. Conrad Bain and Bonnie Franklin, tv actors who had white skin. Paul Blair and Stan The Man, playing baseball, when they can. Marcia Wallace and Lisa Robin Kelly, both had ***** that bounced like jelly. Tom Clancy wrote famous books, not much on having good looks. Cory Montieth and Patti Page, one died young, other of old age. Jean Stapleton, was Edith Bunker, Archie always put her in the dumper. Pat Summerall and Deacon Jones, played football and broke some bones. Dr. Joyce Brothers and Pauline Phillips, they both gave good and bad tips. Ray Manzarek, from The Doors, Jeff Hanneman knew all Slayers chords. Chrissy Amphlett, liked to touch herself, Caleb Moore's trophies are on his shelf. Mindy McCready and George Jones, both hit those country tones. Chris Kelly from Kris Kross, Ed Koch is a New York loss. David Frost and Roger Ebert, always had words to insert. Anneitte Funicello from Mickey Mouse Club, Eydie Gorme almost got a snub. Jonathan Winters, was very funny, to come from Mork's egg, made him money. If you don't know who these people are, look them up, internet not very far. For the ones that I missed, please don't get to ******
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Deaths Of 2013
Deaths Of 2013 My third year doing this. Paul Walker, Texas ranger, driving fast leads to danger. Matt Osbourne was Doink The Clown, Paul Bearer always wore a frown. Dennis Farina and James Gandolfini, always played a mobster meany. Peter O'Toole, famous actor, Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. President Nelson Mandela, Dennis Burkley, was a famous fat actor fella. Lou Reed, is now on the wild side, took all the colored girls for a ride. Conrad Bain and Bonnie Franklin, tv actors who had white skin. Paul Blair and Stan The Man, playing baseball, when they can. Marcia Wallace and Lisa Robin Kelly, both had ***** that bounced like jelly. Tom Clancy wrote famous books, not much on having good looks. Cory Montieth and Patti Page, one died young, other of old age. Jean Stapleton, was Edith Bunker, Archie always put her in the dumper. Pat Summerall and Deacon Jones, played football and broke some bones. Dr. Joyce Brothers and Pauline Phillips, they both gave good and bad tips. Ray Manzarek, from The Doors, Jeff Hanneman knew all Slayers chords. Chrissy Amphlett, liked to touch herself, Caleb Moore's trophies are on his shelf. Mindy McCready and George Jones, both hit those country tones. Chris Kelly from Kris Kross, Ed Koch is a New York loss. David Frost and Roger Ebert, always had words to insert. Anneitte Funicello from Mickey Mouse Club, Eydie Gorme almost got a snub. Jonathan Winters, was very funny, to come from Mork's egg, made him money. If you don't know who these people are, look them up, internet not very far. For the ones that I missed, please don't get to ******
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Rock step, trip-le, trip-le Rock step, trip-le, trip-le Judah bids us "Good morning!" at nine at night, He's like Fred Astaire, Big moves and big ears. Dylan is late coming in, Sliding out of his leather jacket with a sour expression - He's too cool for this game. Lindsey drags in the speaker system, All goofy grins and ugly sweaters, And she's so happy to see us. Rock step, trip-le, trip-le Andy with his slick moves and slicker hair. Matt who always smelled strange but lost to Kevin. Susan with her tight, swinging hips and constant critiques. Pete thinks he can do this, and then breaks your arm. Caleb concentrates too hard, and tries not to look you in the eyes. Josh gets bored with the basics, deciding to breakdance instead. Rock step, trip-le, trip-le Rock step, trip-le, trip-le And after an hour of being passed from one lead to the next Like a hot potato, And then standing with your back against the basement wall During the free-for-all, You decide you rather be studying algebra and leave. Lindsey waves goodbye.
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Nov 18, 2012
Nov 18, 2012 at 2:05 AM UTC
Swing Club
Grind My mind is on the clock with no rest Searching in the deep Peace is my peak So I simplify If I buy the newest ride I consider could I give it up If not I drop If so I cop What is a knot for But to buy love New friends to support With hopes to cultivate a family Ecstasy That feeling I get When my real brothers next to me Me A user of money To bring out the best in me And giving is my destiny Facebook: Caleb DreamChaser Hammonds Twitter and Instagram: learn_agapelife
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 1:25 PM UTC
The Servant
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
before you go and do something dumb I know how it is just to feel numb. take a moment to let me tell you people care because maybe you want to share but you don't dare. don't be afraid to tell somebody you need help because no matter how small the yelp they will be there to listen to you so maybe this is your cue. this world is better with you in it so don't quit Please stop hiding that pit speak out and seek attention let's start the process of ascension I know that you feel alone all by yourself like you've been placed on a dusty shelf cut off from a society that doesn't love you but I'm telling you that isn't true. just give a call to that hot line let it be a light in the dark that shines because they will answer and listen the tears will fall and glisten because you'll know that they care you can let go of the tremendous weight you bare. people love you and they always will so before you take that pill before that Blade touches you again before you step off the end put down that gun and just call them so you live to see the morning sun I love all of you with all of me I just hope I reach you in time for you to see. I beg and plead before you start to bleed just call them and talk they want to help you they really do. don't be afraid to take that first step don't be like me and never speak out. -Caleb J. Collins
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 12:20 AM UTC
1-800-273-8255
I was seven years old When my dad broke my heart. He said he would move away But we would never be truly apart. I waited, and waited... Sometimes in the  intense heat, or snow But only with age I learned That my dad would never show. One day I got tired of waiting and stopped watching the road. My heart hardened a bit though mom Still thought it was made of gold. I guess at this point was when I started to lowkey hate men. Never have one kept his word to me Not josh, nor Caleb. Not Keith, nor Ben. All my relationships fail, I leave them before they leave me. It hurts less you know? When you know you hold the key. So at 20 years this where I am at. And this is why I write. It takes the pain away you see, Some, but not much.
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Feb 21, 2017
Feb 21, 2017 at 3:34 PM UTC
This Is What I'm All About
During the long winter the town cemetery is chained off, Two thick cables across each entrance to insure That foolhardy drivers don’t attempt the hill that divides The new from the old sections. The upper half, the “New Cemetery” as it’s called, Offers more level ground with polished graves, As if “new” somehow made a difference to those resting there. Anyone who knows the difference prefers the old, lower section, With stones leaning this way and that And inscriptions that are barely visible on some. Old stones offer personality, truth be told-- Even the names seem more real: Caleb, Ezekiel, Matilda. I think of them there through those cold gray months, Blanketed in snow disturbed only by the occasional deer walking through. I know it shouldn’t matter but I feel sad for them all Forced to suffer through that blank desolation, Denied the warmth of sun or the curious gaze of some passerby. As if death weren’t bad enough, the white loneliness of snow Drifting over their one last piece of property Seems a cruel and unnecessary gesture on the part of the world they left. As if to say, “You’re still mine to treat as I will, alive or dead.” That’s why, when the weather turns and the cables come off I make it a point to pass through each day on my way to work. The snow, gone now, lets the earth breathe again, And I can’t help but think that, with the trees about to sprout And green grass just around the corner, That life has its place here too, even among the dead, And that I’m not the only one waiting for longer days and a warmer wind.
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Jan 21, 2012
Jan 21, 2012 at 9:36 AM UTC
Spring in the Cemetery
During the long winter the town cemetery is chained off, Two thick cables across each entrance to insure That foolhardy drivers don’t attempt the hill that divides The new from the old sections. The upper half, the “New Cemetery” as it’s called, Offers more level ground with polished graves, As if “new” somehow made a difference to those resting there. Anyone who knows the difference prefers the old, lower section, With stones leaning this way and that And inscriptions that are barely visible on some. Old stones offer personality, truth be told-- Even the names seem more real: Caleb, Ezekiel, Matilda. I think of them there through those cold gray months, Blanketed in snow disturbed only by the occasional deer walking through. I know it shouldn’t matter but I feel sad for them all Forced to suffer through that blank desolation, Denied the warmth of sun or the curious gaze of some passerby. As if death weren’t bad enough, the white loneliness of snow Drifting over their one last piece of property Seems a cruel and unnecessary gesture on the part of the world they left. As if to say, “You’re still mine to treat as I will, alive or dead.” That’s why, when the weather turns and the cables come off I make it a point to pass through each day on my way to work. The snow, gone now, lets the earth breathe again, And I can’t help but think that, with the trees about to sprout And green grass just around the corner, That life has its place here too, even among the dead, And that I’m not the only one waiting for longer days and a warmer wind.
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We all live next to different highways We eventually pick a spot and stick with it I get there early by mistake I make myself busy and help Caleb get the beers Before we go back inside we crack one Just him and me sitting in the bed of his truck Soon everyone trickles in and we get to work We make half assed toast with true blue friends We laugh at old jokes and new stories We smoke outside in the cold together As the promised rain doesn't come And it almost feels like it used to be As the night winds down we hear scattered explosions We debate between fireworks or shotgun blasts I wake up to the rhythm of rain on the window I gather my things strewn about by last night I say thanks and goodbye to a half awake Caleb And walk out the door The rain usher me and the new year in As what was old is new again
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 2:00 PM UTC
New Year's in Texas
Caleb and Yeki Layin' in a bed One does a hand job, The other does head. First come tongue Then comes *** And we no what happens next, There's a pregnant Yex!
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 10:08 PM UTC
Layin' in a Bed
sixteen that’s a big number but it hasn’t hit me yet, not fully, I’ve had little bits of it but that big realization, like a whole ocean washing over me all at once, that, that hasn’t gotten to me yet for my birthday I got a new leather jacket fits well has a warm fuzzy inside two stripes, brown and grey, on the shoulder and we (the gift-giver and I) both agree the black material isn’t really leather I love it so I wore it to school today feeling like hot **** the best new thing since sliced bread so I got there and nothing was different nobody noticed not a word spoken positive or negative I was still just Caleb and they were still just them I hate it now I’m home, sixteen with a new leather jacket that nobody even noticed. what to do? what to do? what to do? I don’t have homework to do no lines to memorize no chores needing to be done I’m just sitting here alone with my jacket and my new age maybe I’ll read a book or write some more poems or go take a walk or go talk to somebody new or something I feel it I feel the tidal wave it’s not here yet but I feel it shake the ground and I see it’s shadow block out the sun but it won’t hit me not yet I have to know what it is first, know what it means, then it’ll sweep me away, take me to a new level of persona so far away from this one and as I think on my day and my new leather jacket I think on how little anybody cared and feel the splashing of water on the back of my legs
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Nov 8, 2010
Nov 8, 2010 at 12:18 PM UTC
new leather jacket (and how it makes me feel)
a gangly man wearing thick rimmed glasses that made his eyes seem like those of a fish wearily looking out upon a world he cannot understand read from crumpled piece of paper the name of the next person that had signed up to take the stage “Mr… Youling? is there, a Mr. Youling, in the house?” nobody answered heads turned looking to see if they could find him but nobody knew who he was and everybody knew he wasn’t going “ummm… ok.” the gangly man said “next up we have David Proctor. Please, welcome him.” David Proctor got up within moments guitar in hand, lyrics in head, he played for us some song about a girl or his father or something like that but in the second song a man walked through the door looking no different, acting no different, than any other but he moved upon the stage swift, calm, controlled David Proctor didn’t know what to do the man who had just waltzed in went up to the microphone and said “ladies, gentlemen, how’re you tonight?” “My name is John, what’s yours? or are you afraid of old Mr. Youling? even if that’s not my name.” “I said good evening ladies and gentlemen! good evening and hello to you!” “My name is John! My name is John! My name is John! when are you going to tell me YOUR name?” I rose then I don’t know why I don’t how but I did my name is Caleb I said “Good good, Caleb, way to be bold! Way to stand up in more ways then one!” but I sat down then remembering what I was doing, what was happening. John just stood there “So tonight, I’m going to read a poem! A poem, people, a poem! Get excited! Be amazed! Don’t be so pissy!” “and the name of the poem is this” “hello hello hello the noise of my voice goes out but not in! hello you people old, new, and forgetful people I say hello to you but you never say hello back! this world is coming to a stand- still because of people like YOU YOU people too afraid to appreciate, to acknowledge, to love, to fear, to say hello, to say goodbye to say that you’ve failed to say that I’ve failed failed to entertain to amuse to make you laugh to make you think but here’s the thing YOU I know I haven’t done any of THAT there YOU are sitting silently glaring at me from behind your drinks but even as you hate me you love me for saying the things you don’t even realize you want to scream to the hills hello hello hello people YOU people who sit there thinking about me even as you try not to goodnight goodnight goodnight YOU I’ll see you again forever.” but as he left he stuck his head back in and said, like a punctuation mark, “enjoy Mr. Proctor.” and then I knew he was gone gone like an exhaled breath and from that moment on we could never breath quite as easy
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Oct 1, 2010
Oct 1, 2010 at 1:26 PM UTC
The Messenger
a gangly man wearing thick rimmed glasses that made his eyes seem like those of a fish wearily looking out upon a world he cannot understand read from crumpled piece of paper the name of the next person that had signed up to take the stage “Mr… Youling? is there, a Mr. Youling, in the house?” nobody answered heads turned looking to see if they could find him but nobody knew who he was and everybody knew he wasn’t going “ummm… ok.” the gangly man said “next up we have David Proctor. Please, welcome him.” David Proctor got up within moments guitar in hand, lyrics in head, he played for us some song about a girl or his father or something like that but in the second song a man walked through the door looking no different, acting no different, than any other but he moved upon the stage swift, calm, controlled David Proctor didn’t know what to do the man who had just waltzed in went up to the microphone and said “ladies, gentlemen, how’re you tonight?” “My name is John, what’s yours? or are you afraid of old Mr. Youling? even if that’s not my name.” “I said good evening ladies and gentlemen! good evening and hello to you!” “My name is John! My name is John! My name is John! when are you going to tell me YOUR name?” I rose then I don’t know why I don’t how but I did my name is Caleb I said “Good good, Caleb, way to be bold! Way to stand up in more ways then one!” but I sat down then remembering what I was doing, what was happening. John just stood there “So tonight, I’m going to read a poem! A poem, people, a poem! Get excited! Be amazed! Don’t be so pissy!” “and the name of the poem is this” “hello hello hello the noise of my voice goes out but not in! hello you people old, new, and forgetful people I say hello to you but you never say hello back! this world is coming to a stand- still because of people like YOU YOU people too afraid to appreciate, to acknowledge, to love, to fear, to say hello, to say goodbye to say that you’ve failed to say that I’ve failed failed to entertain to amuse to make you laugh to make you think but here’s the thing YOU I know I haven’t done any of THAT there YOU are sitting silently glaring at me from behind your drinks but even as you hate me you love me for saying the things you don’t even realize you want to scream to the hills hello hello hello people YOU people who sit there thinking about me even as you try not to goodnight goodnight goodnight YOU I’ll see you again forever.” but as he left he stuck his head back in and said, like a punctuation mark, “enjoy Mr. Proctor.” and then I knew he was gone gone like an exhaled breath and from that moment on we could never breath quite as easy
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I AM STRONG        I have learned the meaning.              Of love.         Of heartache.       Of loss.   I've grown.  Shed dead leaves of sorrow  & pain.    My branches                have borne                      heavy loads,     Enjoyed the pleasure of young children swinging, climbing, laughing Names carved into my heart: "I was here."  "Cindy <3 'So & So' 4-eva" But over the years........the bark expands.........the names slowly fade My outer skin.   of bark grows.    thicker,    harder to leave your mark       My purpose & appeal         **      **         have changed.         I have done               **              my very best        To ward off                   the "termites"     That      eat me up        inside.   My core, my limbs Are solid my roots run deep Nourishing waters Of truth in my veins Holding dear only The most important Ones in my life Mom                            Dad Michael -      my brother                Jeanette -    my sister Naomi.      Lisa.         Micaela.      Marina.          Abby.       Caleb. MY   TRUEST                                    &                                GREATEST LOVE MY.                   BEST.              FRIEND.               JEHOVAH.               GOD.
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 9:04 PM UTC
Tree
I AM STRONG        I have learned the meaning.              Of love.         Of heartache.       Of loss.   I've grown.  Shed dead leaves of sorrow  & pain.    My branches                have borne                      heavy loads,     Enjoyed the pleasure of young children swinging, climbing, laughing Names carved into my heart: "I was here."  "Cindy <3 'So & So' 4-eva" But over the years........the bark expands.........the names slowly fade My outer skin.   of bark grows.    thicker,    harder to leave your mark       My purpose & appeal         **      **         have changed.         I have done               **              my very best        To ward off                   the "termites"     That      eat me up        inside.   My core, my limbs Are solid my roots run deep Nourishing waters Of truth in my veins Holding dear only The most important Ones in my life Mom                            Dad Michael -      my brother                Jeanette -    my sister Naomi.      Lisa.         Micaela.      Marina.          Abby.       Caleb. MY   TRUEST                                    &                                GREATEST LOVE MY.                   BEST.              FRIEND.               JEHOVAH.               GOD.
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In my Country there's an epidemic of poor posture with no one teaching us how to hold our guts I traveled to faraway lands to learn the secret of ******* in my ***** its like walking in between two closely parked cars as a young lad I stood alongside another boy cream of the crop slick hair blonde and mine black one girl left for her choosing between us side by side Sadie Hawkins went with the other fella and I heard the adults behind me wince it taught me something about my pecking order in the meat market yet it turned out the prettiest girl at the dance still had the last choice and it was me we held each other close for a time and the music played on white gloves and shuffling black leather, thick soles Is our name a destiny? Why did Caleb advise immediately take the Land? for his faith a bounty these knights and conquering heroes conquistador cops vice squads ICE raids trade war kinderlagers borders and the shame of the human smell unwashed, ***** tired I'm not that good, I haven't washed many feet even my own are ***** sometimes because my floors collect dust and dirt from the porch that wasn't swept before I came but I'm glad to be here a chess board on the floor and a fern that might make it tomorrow we hope to be better tomorrow like a new morning looking out a bright window
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Aug 2, 2019
Aug 2, 2019 at 5:18 PM UTC
reparations from a social dance scene
Galaxies pause when you walk on the spot light lit stage. Your shining smile brighter than the stars, no wonder all they could do was stare. Frozen in time, the journey you take them on with just the simplicity of your majestic voice lullabies them to a peaceful place where your arms is where they sleep.
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 12:21 AM UTC
Caleb
here I am the man Caleb Pendleton the hated leviathan the consumer without anything to consume the homeless wander who goes home to a bed every night here I am in the flesh ready to take on whatever you choose I’ve done this time here I am here I am here I am there may be blades in my smile but you aren’t reaching up for a kiss now are you? here I am in all I am the liar the loser the criminal the smart *** the genius the angry- eyed mad scientist here I am and there you are take your best shot
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Mar 9, 2011
Mar 9, 2011 at 5:55 AM UTC
here I am
And he is... bare feet on Sunday, loose leaf tea, pressed & grounded fresh fruit home grown vegetables, sweat on brows, callused hands, cross his legs at the knee, analytical & detailed minded. He is the warm hug, I seek after a long week, He's a hug I walk into. Wisdom flies low to rest on his shoulders, used to carry and lift the weight of his dreams, Winters baby but adopted by autumn, He is golden hues and colors of harvest, He begins to reap the seed he has sown, an Indian summer day to prepare for the harshest nights of winter.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 10:14 PM UTC
caleb
Early morning before anyone has ordered coffee and I feel delicate in the dewy sun with the heater on low at my ankles, I reorganize the drawer below the register gingerly feeling at staples and rubberbands, Caleb watches from the corner on tea with raspberry in doc martens and ***** trousers I wonder if I seem as pretty as I feel or if he feels the staples too and the dust from gift cards, if my hair flares out in the light, if I am a brilliant solar eclipse.
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 3:52 PM UTC
7:30 am Coffee.
I apologize for my acting bad. I branded you as my greatest rival And perceived you as one most whimsical. Dear friend, I am sorry for evil thoughts That I conjured that to you may gave insults. I judged you hastily but never tried To understand what you possess inside. To everything you said, I pretended deaf. But I agree your words make my heart melt. I treated you with a bit of contempt And never thought of you as a good friend. But hasty judgment is all I can make Now, dear good friend, please forgive my mistakes! As our parting drew near, I have conceived By what's shown by your kind and thoughtful deeds That all these time, you were not my rival Indeed my review shows you're my ally! I regret how despite all you virtues I failed to be more amiable to you Now my conscience begins to bother me Why did i treat you so unequally? My friend now your humour i can comprehend I just realized what to me you meant. To Caleb whose humour I never had I wish a successful and happy life!
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Jun 5, 2012
Jun 5, 2012 at 12:38 AM UTC
To Caleb whose Humour I never had
*Deep in me I'm fading away What makes me myself No longer exists Into an abyss My eyes search for what is But silent hope Unfolds once again* #death #Jesus #cross
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 1:45 PM UTC
Losing Myself By: Caleb Hammonds
As I walk through confusion In a world of illusions The facts are my guide From microscopic flesh To my intuitive faith I decide Never claiming wise Thus rejecting information Desiring mastery of the basics A revolutionary dedication Through ignorance and fear Only the humble can survive On a ride past the angels And where darkness will reside Lightning in my eyes From the words that collide In the soul waxing bold A son of god in disguise Facebook: Caleb Dreamchaser Hammonds Instagram and Twitter: learn_agapelife
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Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 4:46 PM UTC
A God In The Darkness