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"cankered" poems
Beware the bitter idiot-- That fellow with the sour     Mind, Cankered by disillusion, And feelings of Left behind. So life may not be everything As planned-- It does, after all, arrive in Installments called the day. One of these is enough to try     To understand, One enough for this thin Vessel of stardust clay. His voice is but a drone, Nothing but rancor and filth     Ride upon his tongue. Complaint the engine of his     Tone, The wormwood ballad of Pitiful woe he sings and has     Ever sung. He will not be mistaken, For the street tough is at his     Very core. He will not allow to awaken The malleable man of his     Youth and yore. And so this fellow who has Shut his soul off, Stands in front of his mirror and cries. He's too proud to unhand the Lance of the scoff-- Boldness is his favorite lie.
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Apr 19, 2018
Apr 19, 2018 at 10:08 PM UTC
The Favored Lie
Anigh, is the darkling of the effrontery eagle, effaced, replaced; it's worship towards the devil. Gallons of blood, used as cover, ash and mud; defiling of ****** mother's. Gallizing men drowned in sweetness of drunkened friends. Gamins created by cankered loot, oil fills the pockets; diamonds make slaves to. Gangrels run kingdom's from their ancestral hand-me-downs, gaolers imprison innocents, whilst thy rulers throw ****** for babes at compounds. Innovators; mocking God's name. Mixing men with robotics, keeping the pure obscured, locking animals in a cage. Inorbing creation with cameras as eyes, like rats they scurry, hide; when the truth is knocking. Like a drunkard; This circular hell shalt rock as a ship, many planet's art approaching, none help shalt thou get. ©Brandon nagley ©lonesome poet's poetry ©prophetic poetry. Word meanings: Anigh: near. Darkling: growing darkness. effrontery: shameless. Eagle: the united states. Effaced: erased, forgotten. Gallizing: add water plus sugar to make stronger wine from grape juice. Gamins: neglected boy left to the streets. Gangrel: vagrant, loose built person. Gaoler: jailer. Whilst:while. Thy:your. Inorb: encircle, surround. Circular hell: earth. Art:are.
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Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 1:49 PM UTC
Nibiru's approach, thy end is close
This Skeleton knived me a Painful Score Yet poked my Penances cry out deny Longing to tape those Cankered Wounds formore In Prayer breathe out another Saint's sigh My Founding Friends, heirs to my Salvation One whose Resources I facelessly extract The Other - blend Virtue - shook Obsession Wasted my Traits from Loyalty and Tact So then, wailing softly, my Bleeding Throat Ask your Lord's Mercy to concile me then As a Year and a Bone suffice your Gloat And demote me less than those Honoured Men. There is one Birth hence; And a Rebirth haste To Breathe once more; And leave my Shell to paste.
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Mar 21, 2013
Mar 21, 2013 at 4:00 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE PENANCE: CHRISTIAN ISIP AND EDMUND JOSEPH JURILLA
Because of you, everything I touch, Bleeds and turns to dust I want to **** you first, Because a broken blade singes, feels good with a ****** Against my wrist. Your German tongue, I can't bare Not a single word without a snare Your Aryan sly, Your black gutted soul. Go away, I say Go away, You come as swiftly as you stay, You bruited, withered man I tried to burry you in the sand With the Pacific ocean, we found sacred Ah, to crush your brittle skull with my fair hands The empty vessel that lies, My brother's fears, my mother's tears My sister's sorrow Her disposition that fallows Go away, I say Go away, you shadow of a man Your skin is already cankered Your hair thin and gray Spitting tobacco out the window Passing by your old church Your God you hold so sacred, Hates what he sees naked. How ironic, As you fill your stomach, with gin and tonics Your only son, drenched in your malice His confused identity, at your callus Your worst fear, your biggest secret I see what you left behind, in his tender cries Your drunk is merely a symptom. My mother's wisdom Trying to gather strength to circulate the essence Of her household kingdom, Yet, destroyed at the presence You left her, pavement scratched. Busted blood vessels, continuous contusions Led to the comfort of capsules Trying to mend the thrash Laying in front of her children on the hard, wooden floors You demon of destruction With death in your demise, How your lover's family feels As you dragged her heals Into her watery grave For you, it's not a worry; you think your God will save Now it is time. Take your pride, The evil you hide. As your golden ticket to hell Alas, you’re dead No fragmented memories shrouding my brain No more drugs, no more pain FREE, of the demented ways I am the murderer now
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Mar 4, 2012
Mar 4, 2012 at 1:35 PM UTC
Daddy
Because of you, everything I touch, Bleeds and turns to dust I want to **** you first, Because a broken blade singes, feels good with a ****** Against my wrist. Your German tongue, I can't bare Not a single word without a snare Your Aryan sly, Your black gutted soul. Go away, I say Go away, You come as swiftly as you stay, You bruited, withered man I tried to burry you in the sand With the Pacific ocean, we found sacred Ah, to crush your brittle skull with my fair hands The empty vessel that lies, My brother's fears, my mother's tears My sister's sorrow Her disposition that fallows Go away, I say Go away, you shadow of a man Your skin is already cankered Your hair thin and gray Spitting tobacco out the window Passing by your old church Your God you hold so sacred, Hates what he sees naked. How ironic, As you fill your stomach, with gin and tonics Your only son, drenched in your malice His confused identity, at your callus Your worst fear, your biggest secret I see what you left behind, in his tender cries Your drunk is merely a symptom. My mother's wisdom Trying to gather strength to circulate the essence Of her household kingdom, Yet, destroyed at the presence You left her, pavement scratched. Busted blood vessels, continuous contusions Led to the comfort of capsules Trying to mend the thrash Laying in front of her children on the hard, wooden floors You demon of destruction With death in your demise, How your lover's family feels As you dragged her heals Into her watery grave For you, it's not a worry; you think your God will save Now it is time. Take your pride, The evil you hide. As your golden ticket to hell Alas, you’re dead No fragmented memories shrouding my brain No more drugs, no more pain FREE, of the demented ways I am the murderer now
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Like a giant Sequoia tree, well aged and outwardly still tall and firmly anchored I proudly display, my outer senescent bark, but inside, I’m pitted and cankered Still majestic and straight, branches spread, with fingered needles reaching for the sky But at each limb joint, those cracks lay hidden; not yet visible, to the naked eye Those blisters ravage and rage, at my inner trunk; but not, so you can clearly see Hidden by the sap; like those morning rheum tears, which seep out and crust on me I reach skyward, extend my branches to the sun; my sieve tubes there unplugged But below, my veins congested, and my arteries full of sap, are fully clogged And yet I stand, without an outward tremble; disguising well the tremors in my roots With all my strength, I will them hold; do not cede, to the pain that in them shoots I will perceiver; not able to bend with the wind, I stand firm still; until I break Stiffen my resolve; until my fluids coagulate, and rigor mortise does me overtake BOEMS BY JA 397
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Sep 30, 2016
Sep 30, 2016 at 10:34 AM UTC
GRAND OLD TREE
Before we read or speak or rest further, you owe promise to a favor– I want you to walk directly out of your door during the most lucid scene of day, or the most haunting moment of inner-night Walk until your feet come to a sudden instinctive halt Listen to clamor, or whatever surrounds you Lift all volumes of your puja quietude as a psalm Focus on humanities scrapings or the long graceful stroke of matriarchal firman in her most peculiar stage of cankered innocence Lecture the calamity of her fictionless plot and digest what the spiritually deaf cannot, and allow it to find what triggers you the hardest what gouges the prompts threadbare It may be the indifferent hiss of cars passing and it may be the expression plastering the jaw of all of that unprocessed energy ambling on by It may even be the weather spilt from her majesties archaic entrails Something will eventually do you in but it ultimately takes practice at varying degrees I've done it when I was awake I've done it in dreams Either way there's more mirrored in fragmented cohesion than it quite often seems
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 9:22 PM UTC
All Educateable
The last time I saw Fred..... On his last leg’s zimmer- framed & proudly vertical The fist of cankered gristle removed at a cost but he noble soldier farmer grand-father man was insistent He would walk with me to the toilet And he did with dignity a joke & splendid bravery
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Dec 21, 2011
Dec 21, 2011 at 9:26 AM UTC
Ward Walk
Claret-stained kiss from maiden impure, Cruel, burning pain, she craved more! Hath taken my life from heaven’s eye, Thy cankered night, in which I’ve died!
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 1:07 PM UTC
The Vampiress.
I once held  a clutch of unhappiness, in a field of corn flowers as leaves blew cankered with rust, if only  Autumns white shadows  would cross the stubble fields and by the morning light a wondrous hamlet would be strolled upon that would be reason enough to dream into the realms of the possible reinventing  brightness unbowed.
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Feb 22, 2014
Feb 22, 2014 at 8:10 AM UTC
Autumns late light.
Greenfield Village Henry Ford looms large The length of River Rouge Lower and Middle and Upper and Rouge River proper Abraded by scars Mouth cankered and scowling Zug Island wrenched To a permanent sneer behind The kid gloved hand of his beloved Fairlane Wandering Potemkin near the end Head an empty lot webbed In figure eights of snowy plaque. We walked down the lane From Firestone Farm Past stubble field Late one winter afternoon Searching for the rope swing In the old chestnut tree Ordered hung there perhaps By the old man himself. I raced twilight Edges dissolving Sent you higher and higher Prayed you would catch a glimpse Of abiding light that silvers The edge the world.
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Sep 26, 2016
Sep 26, 2016 at 7:33 AM UTC
Greenfield Village
In this cracked bower of dusted morn, Under crinkled leaves of cankered scorn, Thine promise hath ruptured in purulent bliss; Innards devoured with one poisoned kiss! In death’s cruel grasp, spring bid adieu, Such an ill-fate bestowed upon thee so soon! Writhing in the pain from this soiled vow, Revenge is waiting, won’t thy surrender now?
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 2:36 PM UTC
Broken promises.
At least in Kind your Warming Smile resign Whilst holding your Excellent Pig unique Though some in sense note One's Finger design Cause such subtle but dastardly Technique And Rage you caused; Though the Baby's Tears buy Breach whatever Spending Frame you present That Image - think of Valhalla's Dames sigh Let much of your ******* to grin your Assent And knowing indeed how Innocence bears Which by your Labours allowed in your Growth Raise with Prudence; Then quench your Partner's Fears To let Vestal Virgins sleep on your Worth. It would have been Brilliant your Foul Stokes indeed Than wear Cankered Masks to infect your Seed.
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 6:00 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT - TOM DALEY
We came in through the undergrowth To a patch of blasted trees, Then checked the radiation that Had brought earth to its knees, The skyscrapers were gaunt and tall They rose like a cankered cell, Of shattered forms, all overgrown With a **** spawned straight from hell. Then Roach said that we should wait awhile, Make sure it had stabilised, We’d seen what happened to men before When they glowed, before our eyes, But that had been thirty years before, When men had made mistakes, We’d not seen a man since we began Living on rats and snakes. I vaguely recalled the woman thing That had held me in her arms, Who cooed and cried when the lightning died And the bells shrieked in alarm, But we hadn’t seen a woman thing For years, for they all died out, It was something to do with ovaries And things we don’t know about. We’d met as a pair of ragamuffins Roaming over the plains, Hiding under a hollow tree To avoid the acid rains, Our skin was scarred, and our life was hard But we managed to survive, And now, as far as we knew we were The only men alive. I knew she’d read from the Bible for That was a woman thing, She taught me plenty of words back then And showed me scribbling, So I read fragments to Roach who said He’d had something called a sis, I had a piece of a Bible, torn That was just called Genesis. We smiled at the thought of a world that was Quite empty, just as now, But set in a fabulous garden with A God, we’d find somehow, And in there was the name of a man My woman thing gave to me, And while he slept, the God man kept A rib, and he called it Eve. The city that lay before us may Have well been Babylon, But silent now and deserted with Its ancient people gone, We wandered into its cluttered streets And we saw the things of men, All scaled with rust and a loss of trust It would never come again. It was there that we found a woman thing Who was scarred, and scared as well, For she’d never seen a man before And thought that we’d come from hell, She sat, backed into a corner, And begging us both to leave, But I said I was known as Adam, so She must have been known as Eve. And then that night, we had a fight I committed a mortal sin, I killed my friend as he went to bend Over the woman thing, And God roared out with his thunder, I would always be to blame, And then decreed in my hour of need I would call my first son Cain. David Lewis Paget
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 2:29 AM UTC
In Search of the Woman Thing
We came in through the undergrowth To a patch of blasted trees, Then checked the radiation that Had brought earth to its knees, The skyscrapers were gaunt and tall They rose like a cankered cell, Of shattered forms, all overgrown With a **** spawned straight from hell. Then Roach said that we should wait awhile, Make sure it had stabilised, We’d seen what happened to men before When they glowed, before our eyes, But that had been thirty years before, When men had made mistakes, We’d not seen a man since we began Living on rats and snakes. I vaguely recalled the woman thing That had held me in her arms, Who cooed and cried when the lightning died And the bells shrieked in alarm, But we hadn’t seen a woman thing For years, for they all died out, It was something to do with ovaries And things we don’t know about. We’d met as a pair of ragamuffins Roaming over the plains, Hiding under a hollow tree To avoid the acid rains, Our skin was scarred, and our life was hard But we managed to survive, And now, as far as we knew we were The only men alive. I knew she’d read from the Bible for That was a woman thing, She taught me plenty of words back then And showed me scribbling, So I read fragments to Roach who said He’d had something called a sis, I had a piece of a Bible, torn That was just called Genesis. We smiled at the thought of a world that was Quite empty, just as now, But set in a fabulous garden with A God, we’d find somehow, And in there was the name of a man My woman thing gave to me, And while he slept, the God man kept A rib, and he called it Eve. The city that lay before us may Have well been Babylon, But silent now and deserted with Its ancient people gone, We wandered into its cluttered streets And we saw the things of men, All scaled with rust and a loss of trust It would never come again. It was there that we found a woman thing Who was scarred, and scared as well, For she’d never seen a man before And thought that we’d come from hell, She sat, backed into a corner, And begging us both to leave, But I said I was known as Adam, so She must have been known as Eve. And then that night, we had a fight I committed a mortal sin, I killed my friend as he went to bend Over the woman thing, And God roared out with his thunder, I would always be to blame, And then decreed in my hour of need I would call my first son Cain. David Lewis Paget
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cankered by self centred bullseyes. target for arrows fledged from dead wings. love could be nylon now. sores do not care if instruments are false. strung between the hurt now and some notion of then words flow. do they salve or do they sear the flesh stretched weeping consequence of loving. words if to sear should find ear who made one so ... strange. words if to salve should not halve loves joy into loss. love is purposed . true to words that are not used as whips or leashes. no fertile ground in words bound to regret.
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 7:19 PM UTC
regret is barren