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"cauldron" poems
they’re pouring out of the woodwork those pretentious machiavellians in ailing albino frames eccentric masked figures milling about the glow light like night moths in a london fog lunatic gazers with seeping moles pinned by frogmen and twine spider climbers in hell fire splitting seams on the fading and hideous ink guards of the perch stand on hades hand while monsters and demons with severed limbs taunt the condemned and wanting souls of the ****** cauldron fire in blood red sky silent screams hack and wheeze gas lines broken words unspoken teetering backwards in the dark shadows of a phantom abyss
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Oct 28, 2017
Oct 28, 2017 at 2:08 PM UTC
the eye of hieronymus bosch
Stasis in darkness. Then the substanceless blue Pour of tor and distances. God's lioness, How one we grow, Pivot of heels and knees! -- The furrow Splits and passes, sister to The brown arc Of the neck I cannot catch, Nigger-eye Berries cast dark Hooks ---- Black sweet blood mouthfuls, Shadows. Something else Hauls me through air ---- Thighs, hair; Flakes from my heels. White Godiva, I unpeel ---- Dead hands, dead stringencies. And now I Foam to wheat, a glitter of seas. The child's cry Melts in the wall. And I Am the arrow, The dew that flies, Suicidal, at one with the drive Into the red Eye, the cauldron of morning.
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Ariel
Loves shadows and hates fire Whisper softly my hearts desire To a cold dead moon As the old demons howl The ground in terror will tremble and shake A bloodless murderers hand Into my steaming cauldron is thrown Long toothed Blue bats wing from northern caves Mixed with enchanted grave dust stolen from the fairy land Out of my blue colored feather covered bag A tiny sticky yellow red eyed frog One shiny two horned pinching beetle That will bite no more Into the *** Three long gray hairs from a rabid dog I sing the song humans fear The notes fall upon frightened ears My words travel deadly and silently A venomous arrow into the night Laying upon my victim A fine coverlet of blindness By spell removing their sight Loves shadows and hates fire Whisper softly my hearts desire To a cold black dead moon As the old demons howl The ground in terror will tremble and shake Copyright Infringement laws Section 512(c)(3) of the U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. S512(c)(3), Tammy M. Darby September 9,  2015.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
Shadows and Fire
In the last months of March 2014, Soldier Othello the Moroccan moor Was in Stratford-upon-Avon at the graveside Of William Shakespeare the English bard, He was observing the anniversary Of Shakespeare and his European brother Cervantes, He had in his pocket another charm and amulet Given to him by his paternal grandfather, This time round not a charm for love portion, But a mystique totem to raise the dead from dusts, As Othello himself has hitherto over-matured Above the painful torture of *** with aristocrats, He has left it for the Jewish aristotrash; Frantz Kafka, Whose torturous appetite for *** with German women, Was the sorriest eyesore of his thespic efforts. Like Jesus at the grave of Lazarus Othello groaned by shouting; William the son of John! No response, he shouted again; Shakespeare the bard! Then the mystique powers of Othello’s amulet Electrified Shakespeare back to life, What is your problem you black moor, The ***** of Morocco, the soldier Who beguiled Desdemona into betrothal, Not because of glory of your work, But due to charms of your love portion Bequeathed to you by your witch mother, What brings you to my sepulchre, For only to perturbed my purgatorial peace, What brings you!? Questioned Shakespeare the bard. Am no longer the moor, blackness is class But not the race, as race is bankrupt, I come here to salute you with good news, That your European brother, Alfred Nobel, Currently rewards thespic bards like you, Whether black or white, blue or green, The ***** bards from the natural forest, He also rewards, so wake up and pick the prize! Retorted Othello in virtue of truth, And also tell me the native bricks Of your beautiful architecture; Where and how did you mold thy bricks? Your brown English bricks that walled your culture; ***** clown, leapfrog, mercurial, oxymoron, Falsitafity, Shyllocking, colleaguery and window, Cauldron, graymalkin, woo, betroth, infatuation and so on. From underneath his sepulcher Shakespeare broke A violent gaggle of laughter as if he was ten English skeletons, You Othello you are still a beautiful moor Whose foolishness time has not condemned to oblivion, You are as a fool as I created you ; I will only teach you One brick, the window , that you go and put on Your wind disturbed African huts, Put the wind door on your hut, And be flexible in your tongue To give it English elegance Combine and shorten wind and door To get your cultural brick of; window !
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 9:39 AM UTC
OTHELLO AT THE GRAVESIDE OF SHAKESPEARE
In the last months of March 2014, Soldier Othello the Moroccan moor Was in Stratford-upon-Avon at the graveside Of William Shakespeare the English bard, He was observing the anniversary Of Shakespeare and his European brother Cervantes, He had in his pocket another charm and amulet Given to him by his paternal grandfather, This time round not a charm for love portion, But a mystique totem to raise the dead from dusts, As Othello himself has hitherto over-matured Above the painful torture of *** with aristocrats, He has left it for the Jewish aristotrash; Frantz Kafka, Whose torturous appetite for *** with German women, Was the sorriest eyesore of his thespic efforts. Like Jesus at the grave of Lazarus Othello groaned by shouting; William the son of John! No response, he shouted again; Shakespeare the bard! Then the mystique powers of Othello’s amulet Electrified Shakespeare back to life, What is your problem you black moor, The ***** of Morocco, the soldier Who beguiled Desdemona into betrothal, Not because of glory of your work, But due to charms of your love portion Bequeathed to you by your witch mother, What brings you to my sepulchre, For only to perturbed my purgatorial peace, What brings you!? Questioned Shakespeare the bard. Am no longer the moor, blackness is class But not the race, as race is bankrupt, I come here to salute you with good news, That your European brother, Alfred Nobel, Currently rewards thespic bards like you, Whether black or white, blue or green, The ***** bards from the natural forest, He also rewards, so wake up and pick the prize! Retorted Othello in virtue of truth, And also tell me the native bricks Of your beautiful architecture; Where and how did you mold thy bricks? Your brown English bricks that walled your culture; ***** clown, leapfrog, mercurial, oxymoron, Falsitafity, Shyllocking, colleaguery and window, Cauldron, graymalkin, woo, betroth, infatuation and so on. From underneath his sepulcher Shakespeare broke A violent gaggle of laughter as if he was ten English skeletons, You Othello you are still a beautiful moor Whose foolishness time has not condemned to oblivion, You are as a fool as I created you ; I will only teach you One brick, the window , that you go and put on Your wind disturbed African huts, Put the wind door on your hut, And be flexible in your tongue To give it English elegance Combine and shorten wind and door To get your cultural brick of; window !
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Witches are eating the toes of a troll with a spoon, boiling blood in a cauldron, and chanting mischievous lyrics in the silver moon. Feel their devilish ways cursing life, casting ugly spells and cackling at tormented suffrage and strife. Watch in horror while witches dance, stripping away sanity by carrying off hope with no redeeming chance. **** this nightmare caused by witches, hypnotizing minds by changing their appearances. Hunting desperate men for affection, seducing the weak to coerce their love like a **** infection.
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM UTC
Witches
*"Claim me," she whispers in a plea "claim my soul as I wilt" Crimson lips parted, head thrown back in ecstatic ache jugular bared she needs to feel that sharp -edged love, skin and barriers broken as she melts into the underworld of a new grace a magenta cry into the inky sky sacred silence penetrated as only gasps are heard milky ******* decorated with red liquid ribbon, his nourishment, her demise ******* pierced with beads of her sunset life flow as he ***** and bites... and howling into heaven's delicious gate, she writhes Her soul dissolving into his night and as his spirit absorbs her vermilion soul their power rises, black as coal ……………. your lips stick black   sanguine smile tremulous murmurs oh happy blood blossom of deaths surrender sacrificial lamb cats sparrow entranced thighs on fire sobbing from a thousand needled kisses ******* tearing blood each wound a weeping mouth licking milky white alter of cold stone saturated alizarin rust legs wide feet and ******* trussed in chains and drenched rags for cruelties arrow o crimson queen, pomegranate half eaten mouth smudge black agape snake tongue dancing through cherry lips twisted darkened eyes of fire and blood a wash in devils incense beloved veiled in evils cradle bind not the demons kiss then face down my love upon the crypt of mist black heavens gate pupa vampires bate a blood moon shaking a scourge you are now goddess of pleasures wretched in the Tuileries of the abyss consort your every piercing fang duck tail **** a boiling cauldron desire spills out dark cupid witch legs tied to throat devil ***** twitch ******* in a mote ive got the itch feet scorched in rope hot ******* ***** hells dark pope vampiress ***** dark girl feeding the sun is no more loves the bleeding*
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Apr 24, 2017
Apr 24, 2017 at 4:27 PM UTC
VAMPIRIC LOVE
*"Claim me," she whispers in a plea "claim my soul as I wilt" Crimson lips parted, head thrown back in ecstatic ache jugular bared she needs to feel that sharp -edged love, skin and barriers broken as she melts into the underworld of a new grace a magenta cry into the inky sky sacred silence penetrated as only gasps are heard milky ******* decorated with red liquid ribbon, his nourishment, her demise ******* pierced with beads of her sunset life flow as he ***** and bites... and howling into heaven's delicious gate, she writhes Her soul dissolving into his night and as his spirit absorbs her vermilion soul their power rises, black as coal ……………. your lips stick black   sanguine smile tremulous murmurs oh happy blood blossom of deaths surrender sacrificial lamb cats sparrow entranced thighs on fire sobbing from a thousand needled kisses ******* tearing blood each wound a weeping mouth licking milky white alter of cold stone saturated alizarin rust legs wide feet and ******* trussed in chains and drenched rags for cruelties arrow o crimson queen, pomegranate half eaten mouth smudge black agape snake tongue dancing through cherry lips twisted darkened eyes of fire and blood a wash in devils incense beloved veiled in evils cradle bind not the demons kiss then face down my love upon the crypt of mist black heavens gate pupa vampires bate a blood moon shaking a scourge you are now goddess of pleasures wretched in the Tuileries of the abyss consort your every piercing fang duck tail **** a boiling cauldron desire spills out dark cupid witch legs tied to throat devil ***** twitch ******* in a mote ive got the itch feet scorched in rope hot ******* ***** hells dark pope vampiress ***** dark girl feeding the sun is no more loves the bleeding*
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A blackening morning bleeds and deepens the opening of iron lungs. Paperweight bones threaten gaiety and the smell of sleep. Such sadness pours inward, it has chosen the wrong body as cold folds over the world, so it feels real, stained frost in vacuous black. The pure leap of malignity agitates the interior of a woman's red heart, melting like embers. In the sulphur, words dry while water slides down. Drips and thickens. Gaping hole exposed- too early for the dawn.
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Apr 1, 2013
Apr 1, 2013 at 12:53 PM UTC
Cauldron
°••°••°••° °•°◇°•° There are no Monsters here... this, the abandoned soft, fertile soil, that was to feed the Family Gardens. No evil creatures, lurking behind these timid hurting hearts. a painful place... this invasive, pervasive, clusterfuck of Us . Here lay The raw, The ragged mashed up mis-understandings. An onslaught of hurts, that float and fester in our cauldron of tears. 'Canvas of Colors' tells Our story... Melding together The frozen and unthawed moments of all the Precious Forever Embraces There are no Monsters here We are the tender beings that continue to breathe ragged after the forest fire, tripping through Crumbling Ashes turned wet black. Dank and slippery. Yearning to find strong footing amongst these ruins of our own doing No evil creatures, lurking behind these timid hurting hearts There are no Monters here
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May 5, 2018
May 5, 2018 at 2:40 AM UTC
There are no Monsters
my darkest poems bloodletting streams are a kind of ****** fetishy cognitive inventory malformed denizens of the subconscious a well of torments soup of Salmonella the souls gut its cauldron yet not with out lurid enticements and voluptuous supplicants gorgeous like an eight legged woman with beautiful feet drooling **** lips drunk on sacrificial rituals of blood black tongued kisses and hideous contorted pleasures ******** once exquisite archetypes gods and goddesses are now putrefied cellar dwellers moaning in nature bed crypts of rock, stone and engraved sigils because honest pure desires became fragmentary and are now gimping amputees by legions of primal disappointment while faces blare in the world like super bright L.E.D.s shinning paths to others our deep self remains patinaed in tears a black box pox with a lock the skeleton key lost in arcane seas out of utter disgust for those dark crawlers that live within us revealing them selves as anxieties, depressions suicides and myriad quiet despairs we appear undaunted to others and they to us humanity muffled ticks and splintered sticks my poems let my demons out yoo who its me my name is spray snake z with my hooks and cries and dark blood skies in the misty night i dragged out their earthen coffins legends of the despicable resurrected them fed and loved those darklings had every conceivable union with them their healing, my own ive sexualized them and found love albeit twisted to be adored in a hidden embrace i bestow upon you a poetic fantasy while obsession takes hold bind it not nor let it bind you*
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Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 9:32 AM UTC
Demons Embrace
my darkest poems bloodletting streams are a kind of ****** fetishy cognitive inventory malformed denizens of the subconscious a well of torments soup of Salmonella the souls gut its cauldron yet not with out lurid enticements and voluptuous supplicants gorgeous like an eight legged woman with beautiful feet drooling **** lips drunk on sacrificial rituals of blood black tongued kisses and hideous contorted pleasures ******** once exquisite archetypes gods and goddesses are now putrefied cellar dwellers moaning in nature bed crypts of rock, stone and engraved sigils because honest pure desires became fragmentary and are now gimping amputees by legions of primal disappointment while faces blare in the world like super bright L.E.D.s shinning paths to others our deep self remains patinaed in tears a black box pox with a lock the skeleton key lost in arcane seas out of utter disgust for those dark crawlers that live within us revealing them selves as anxieties, depressions suicides and myriad quiet despairs we appear undaunted to others and they to us humanity muffled ticks and splintered sticks my poems let my demons out yoo who its me my name is spray snake z with my hooks and cries and dark blood skies in the misty night i dragged out their earthen coffins legends of the despicable resurrected them fed and loved those darklings had every conceivable union with them their healing, my own ive sexualized them and found love albeit twisted to be adored in a hidden embrace i bestow upon you a poetic fantasy while obsession takes hold bind it not nor let it bind you*
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Arriving at the entrance of the ancient temple the white rabbit covered his ears. Shattering glass from a high-pitched vibration he leaped away from a falling chandelier. “I must find our beloved Harvest Moon." The white rabbit said to himself. With stern affirmation, a dark fog churned then into the vortex he was consumed. He stopped at the entrance of the temple courtyard; everyone was frozen like statues. "What has she done to all of you?" He cried, then pulled out a magic rune deflecting a hail of daggers. The white rabbit looked up at a floating cocoon and saw the shadow witch hovering over the temple roof. Pale skin and veins glowing red, she was draped in a black tattered robe. With a sinister look and a Crown of Fire on her head the shadow witch spoke. “White rabbit, white rabbit the Harvest Moon is dead!" The white rabbit took leaped back then cried out. "This cannot be so!" Then he pulled from his bag a magic scroll and read the words written in gold. "I ask the wind to protect me from this dark magic despair" Then he conjured a circle of trees in a water globe. The witch streaked across the air and swung around her jet-black hair. Then she commanded an infestation of spiders to climb inside the trees and explode. Barricading himself inside a magic bubble he was protected from the onslaught of shrapnel. The white rabbit grabbed the water globe, leaped into the air, and disappeared in a puff of amber smoke. The shadow witch pulled out a blood-red pearl and murmured an incantation. "Clever white rabbit, I shall find you in the invisible world" The white rabbit snapped his fingers then magically appeared behind her. He snatched off the Crown of Fire from her head then whispered the following words. "How dare you use dark magic on me!" She jumped in fear spinning around, then summoned a devil hound. The white rabbit raised the water globe and merged it with the crown. A shock wave of light pulsated in the air then the witch menacingly yelled. “Take him down!” The white rabbit saw in his peripheral view the hound lunge to attack. But he was too cunning for this, with a symbolic wave and a vigorous slash the hound was severed in two. The shadow witch glared, then cried out. “We shall meet again white rabbit; I promise you I'll be back!” Then she summoned a fiery cauldron and vanished with a blinding flash. The white rabbit ran inside the temple and approached the Harvest Moon. He stared with eyes full of tears and sorrow at a beautiful princess with hair long and blue. A beautiful creature he so desired, the love he had for her was true. He opened his bag and pulled out the globe which was now encased with the Crown of Fire. "I brought you a gift from the shadow witch" Then he smashed the globe and with a flash of light, the Crown of Fire was finally free. The white rabbit held the princess and spoke. "I have always served you because I love you and now, I command you to come back to life!" Then he placed the Crown of Fire on her head igniting a ring of light. The white rabbit looked down to see the Harvest Moon Princess opening both of her eyes.
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 12:04 AM UTC
The Crown of Fire
Arriving at the entrance of the ancient temple the white rabbit covered his ears. Shattering glass from a high-pitched vibration he leaped away from a falling chandelier. “I must find our beloved Harvest Moon." The white rabbit said to himself. With stern affirmation, a dark fog churned then into the vortex he was consumed. He stopped at the entrance of the temple courtyard; everyone was frozen like statues. "What has she done to all of you?" He cried, then pulled out a magic rune deflecting a hail of daggers. The white rabbit looked up at a floating cocoon and saw the shadow witch hovering over the temple roof. Pale skin and veins glowing red, she was draped in a black tattered robe. With a sinister look and a Crown of Fire on her head the shadow witch spoke. “White rabbit, white rabbit the Harvest Moon is dead!" The white rabbit took leaped back then cried out. "This cannot be so!" Then he pulled from his bag a magic scroll and read the words written in gold. "I ask the wind to protect me from this dark magic despair" Then he conjured a circle of trees in a water globe. The witch streaked across the air and swung around her jet-black hair. Then she commanded an infestation of spiders to climb inside the trees and explode. Barricading himself inside a magic bubble he was protected from the onslaught of shrapnel. The white rabbit grabbed the water globe, leaped into the air, and disappeared in a puff of amber smoke. The shadow witch pulled out a blood-red pearl and murmured an incantation. "Clever white rabbit, I shall find you in the invisible world" The white rabbit snapped his fingers then magically appeared behind her. He snatched off the Crown of Fire from her head then whispered the following words. "How dare you use dark magic on me!" She jumped in fear spinning around, then summoned a devil hound. The white rabbit raised the water globe and merged it with the crown. A shock wave of light pulsated in the air then the witch menacingly yelled. “Take him down!” The white rabbit saw in his peripheral view the hound lunge to attack. But he was too cunning for this, with a symbolic wave and a vigorous slash the hound was severed in two. The shadow witch glared, then cried out. “We shall meet again white rabbit; I promise you I'll be back!” Then she summoned a fiery cauldron and vanished with a blinding flash. The white rabbit ran inside the temple and approached the Harvest Moon. He stared with eyes full of tears and sorrow at a beautiful princess with hair long and blue. A beautiful creature he so desired, the love he had for her was true. He opened his bag and pulled out the globe which was now encased with the Crown of Fire. "I brought you a gift from the shadow witch" Then he smashed the globe and with a flash of light, the Crown of Fire was finally free. The white rabbit held the princess and spoke. "I have always served you because I love you and now, I command you to come back to life!" Then he placed the Crown of Fire on her head igniting a ring of light. The white rabbit looked down to see the Harvest Moon Princess opening both of her eyes.
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i come to you half mad with desire like slithers tongue i wish to have painfully stitched to your silky **** an act of desires supplication my *** turned to poison deprivations effulgent obsidian flower salivating your every smile fleshy bells ringing warping tintinnabulations i am a starved incubus drooling at your knees behind me a frothy junket of misdeeds for loves sake your feet the scent of lavender and salt their shape evoking numberless poems and begging adorations your belly a tender cauldron undulating tummy ***** dancer sacred ********** temple of worship the site of your rounded bottom naked red mouth calling my sacred liturgy your ***** velvet tulips for a tremulous kiss I seed you a thousand times a raging bludgeon storming wounded gates Palisades drenched and florid fruit and milk **** until jaws lock and spire drops turning me to midnight cadaver ***** black hollows a dark eyelid, blink-less dead **** face down a slumped snake then soft dew and cool ales clear thickened muds saturation lighten heat and peel the warm palate with agile caress tender haunches wide and spiced milk and butter thighs her hair in mine rushing river life again i animate an embryo id dressed in fire all vices and virtues blood and sky
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Jul 12, 2017
Jul 12, 2017 at 1:23 PM UTC
*** DEATH AND RESURRECTION
split the atom an we get fission mass becomes energy but can we split a second enter the essence of the present what would it mean to us to be that mindful ask your self doesn't your mind only occupy past future abjectly incapable of living in the present in the true present there could not be even a ghost of a thought theres no time to think can we enter an incalculable split second and totally take in that instant with a forgotten organic technology is it the big bang in perpetuity yet quiet as a mute a raging ever expanding sea in a connected but distinct dimension if you entered it would it not utterly erases all of history the thinkers and doers along with it the step beyond the alpha and omega the great underlining reality imagine the penetrated moment an all consuming unimaginable trans-mutational merge omnipotent yet forever imperceptible to those among us time locked an irreducible limitation like an ant in a closed paper bag a fixated reflexive machine wandering aimlessly with an unknowable mission and a relentless survival mechanism with no chance of survival time as a cosmic metabolism its medium space a vast cauldron an infinite vessel containing endless points of light everywhere myriad phenomena its terrain and the temporal creatures that inhabit it both exquisite and hideous an incalculable zoo histories victors and victims one and all vanquished by the curse consciousness of dis-juncture a merciless countenance of limitation yet could time be an illusion rooted in a narrow awareness bereft of an eternal inexhaustible self effulgent now the rapture an eternal ****** if we could only penetrate into it would it swallow us and blot out the drama of creations theater is the now conscious illimitable ecstatic a perfect meta moment ? we hear from sacred texts like the Vedas... Bhagavad Gita.... and Kabbalah that we may enter beyond the veil passed time and its ravages passed mind and its distortions not to the heaven of religion in its endless closed system precepts anthropomorphic metaphors theistic gobbledygook and sophomoric social engineering a kind of cliffs notes god for dummies we can enter the eternal abode of the divine a point between the splitting of seconds revealed through the simple act of mindful breathing pierced by the effort of a focused mind
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Mar 3, 2017
Mar 3, 2017 at 8:09 AM UTC
Splitting the Second
split the atom an we get fission mass becomes energy but can we split a second enter the essence of the present what would it mean to us to be that mindful ask your self doesn't your mind only occupy past future abjectly incapable of living in the present in the true present there could not be even a ghost of a thought theres no time to think can we enter an incalculable split second and totally take in that instant with a forgotten organic technology is it the big bang in perpetuity yet quiet as a mute a raging ever expanding sea in a connected but distinct dimension if you entered it would it not utterly erases all of history the thinkers and doers along with it the step beyond the alpha and omega the great underlining reality imagine the penetrated moment an all consuming unimaginable trans-mutational merge omnipotent yet forever imperceptible to those among us time locked an irreducible limitation like an ant in a closed paper bag a fixated reflexive machine wandering aimlessly with an unknowable mission and a relentless survival mechanism with no chance of survival time as a cosmic metabolism its medium space a vast cauldron an infinite vessel containing endless points of light everywhere myriad phenomena its terrain and the temporal creatures that inhabit it both exquisite and hideous an incalculable zoo histories victors and victims one and all vanquished by the curse consciousness of dis-juncture a merciless countenance of limitation yet could time be an illusion rooted in a narrow awareness bereft of an eternal inexhaustible self effulgent now the rapture an eternal ****** if we could only penetrate into it would it swallow us and blot out the drama of creations theater is the now conscious illimitable ecstatic a perfect meta moment ? we hear from sacred texts like the Vedas... Bhagavad Gita.... and Kabbalah that we may enter beyond the veil passed time and its ravages passed mind and its distortions not to the heaven of religion in its endless closed system precepts anthropomorphic metaphors theistic gobbledygook and sophomoric social engineering a kind of cliffs notes god for dummies we can enter the eternal abode of the divine a point between the splitting of seconds revealed through the simple act of mindful breathing pierced by the effort of a focused mind
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Abigail Primpot, Abigail Primpot,               …stirred her iron *** Abigail Primpot, Abigail Primpot,              …home of death and rot, Abigail Primpot sewed and stitched a lot. She produced a sweater that shined like treasure,                            …and no one else has ever seen much better! Abigail Primpot learned to cook from old wives’ tales in an old dusty book. Frog legs, bird gizzard, wolf’s bane, small lizard, one rotten apple and one sharp tooth, …cup of mead, some spices and a bottle of vermouth, a chant and a song and a wizard’s spell, …and a whirlpool in the cauldron that went to Hell! Abigail Primpot likes to stitch ‘cause she is a witch and though she was quite young; she lived with snakes, bees and scorpions and things that stung! *Abigail Primpot would become a Beast when she wrapped herself in her shining fleece!* Abigail Primpot,               ...her home stunk of death and rot, Abigail Primpot,               ...sewed and stitched a lot, Abigail Primpot,               ...she had an iron *** Abigail Primpot, Abigail Primpot.
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 4:29 PM UTC
Abigail Primpot
The word of a snail on the plate of a leaf? It is not mine. Do not accept it. Acetic acid in a sealed tin? Do not accept it. It is not genuine. A ring of gold with the sun in it? Lies. Lies and a grief. Frost on a leaf, the immaculate Cauldron, talking and crackling All to itself on the top of each Of nine black Alps. A disturbance in mirrors, The sea shattering its grey one ---- Love, love, my season.
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The Couriers
Well, she looks like a witch, Her pointed nose does twitch. As she frowns upon the grocery list, Then scrunches in a timely twist. Bidding her straw broom, Which she doth groom. Hovers away into the gloom, Over a pond she doth loom. To frogs, rats, snakes and slime, Quoth she, "All in good time!!" Soon they'll be no room, For the impending doom. Her cauldron happily hissing, As she adds to the seething, Her black cat begins meowing, After the rats, he begins running. Slowly cooling the putrid portion, She applies the lovely lotion. The moles, warts and silver hair, Disappear into thin air. Her velvet apparel now lace, Not a blemish does one trace. Fondling her silky Siamese, She heads home with ease. To the little candy castle, Awaiting Hansel and Gretel.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 10:21 AM UTC
The GW*
The antique shop, a cauldron where memories from far and near boil and froth, where chronological order didn't matter, time stood still, part real, as much magic, different lives from distant lands and time rolled in to one. Here they met, by chance,a man and a mysterious woman,with an eye for unusual, among what was  on display were things a conman would seek and also favorite stuff fit for  kings, artifacts and articles they must have used or hankered after. Past uses these museum pieces as baits for us, secretly preparing us to surrender before future, unkind and rude in mind; he changed roles as both con and king, there was a constant yes, she was the mate in each he couldn't take  eyes  off her, and she asked what he looks for, "The famous ****** quilt, that was to be mine twice before, I missed making it mine, narrowly every time" He wondered how did he make up that story so quick. "I can take you to the quilt, but it isn't here" she said not a bit  hesitant He was flabbergasted by the turn of events,as if a hidden scripted move shows the way They left by her car, she was eloquent about the effects of the ****** quilt. As they stood near the ****** quilt, in this room he thought was part of an antique shop, the place looked deserted, and her eyes shone when she suggestively said "Want to test the effect? Don't be disappointed" It wasn't. How could one  imagine, that the quilt can be so voluptuous. That secret shook him out of his shell, she had  nothing to do  with antique of any kind, just another visitor like him, and the quilt was an ingenious plot she hatched in keeping with my sudden flourish, the quilt, was a new addition in her bed patch worked in silk, light weight, it wasn't a blanket, but ****** in its very touch it was them, the moment of adventure they found had brought the rapture,who would regret?
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 1:23 PM UTC
An ****** Quilt, Found by Chance
The antique shop, a cauldron where memories from far and near boil and froth, where chronological order didn't matter, time stood still, part real, as much magic, different lives from distant lands and time rolled in to one. Here they met, by chance,a man and a mysterious woman,with an eye for unusual, among what was  on display were things a conman would seek and also favorite stuff fit for  kings, artifacts and articles they must have used or hankered after. Past uses these museum pieces as baits for us, secretly preparing us to surrender before future, unkind and rude in mind; he changed roles as both con and king, there was a constant yes, she was the mate in each he couldn't take  eyes  off her, and she asked what he looks for, "The famous ****** quilt, that was to be mine twice before, I missed making it mine, narrowly every time" He wondered how did he make up that story so quick. "I can take you to the quilt, but it isn't here" she said not a bit  hesitant He was flabbergasted by the turn of events,as if a hidden scripted move shows the way They left by her car, she was eloquent about the effects of the ****** quilt. As they stood near the ****** quilt, in this room he thought was part of an antique shop, the place looked deserted, and her eyes shone when she suggestively said "Want to test the effect? Don't be disappointed" It wasn't. How could one  imagine, that the quilt can be so voluptuous. That secret shook him out of his shell, she had  nothing to do  with antique of any kind, just another visitor like him, and the quilt was an ingenious plot she hatched in keeping with my sudden flourish, the quilt, was a new addition in her bed patch worked in silk, light weight, it wasn't a blanket, but ****** in its very touch it was them, the moment of adventure they found had brought the rapture,who would regret?
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Familiar voices blur and dissolve In the cauldron of time. Distant and Distorted the fumes rise and metamorphose into Animals with Masks. Pull them off! Rip them! Expose their naked monstrous faces They run for cover. One old witch predicts success Another fame And a third- fortune I lose myself in the past and the future; the present- a suspended moment That does not exist. - Vijayalakshmi Harish Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Aug 12, 2012
Aug 12, 2012 at 10:00 AM UTC
Lady Macbeth
In the drawer were folded fine batiste slips embroidered with scrolls and posies, edged with handmade lace too good for her to wear. Daily she put on shmattehs fit only to wash the car or the windows, rags that had never been pretty even when new: somewhere such dresses are sold only to women without money to waste on themselves, on pleasure, to women who hate their bodies, to women whose lives close on them. Such dresses come bleached by tears, packed in salt like herring. Yet she put the good things away for the good day that must surely come, when promises would open like tulips their satin cups for her to drink the sweet sacramental wine of fulfillment. The story shone in her as through tinted glass, how the mother gave up and did without and was in the end crowned with what? scallions? crowned queen of the dead place in the heart where old dreams whistle on bone flutes where run-over pets are forgotten, where lost stockings go? In the coffin she was beautiful not because of the undertaker's garish cosmetics but because that face at eighty was still her face at eighteen peering over the drab long dress of poverty, clutching a book. Where did you read your dreams, Mother? Because her expression softened from the pucker of disappointment, the grimace of swallowed rage, she looked a white-haired girl. The anger turned inward, the anger turned inward, where could it go except to make pain? It flowed into me with her milk. Her anger annealed me. I was dipped into the cauldron of boiling rage and rose a warrior and a witch but still vulnerable there where she held me. She could always wound me for she knew the secret places. She could always touch me for she knew the pressure points of pleasure and pain. Our minds were woven together. I gave her presents and she hid them away, wrapped in plastic. Too good, she said, too good. I'm saving them. So after her death I sort them, the ugly things that were sufficient for every day and the pretty things for which no day of hers was ever good enough.
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May 9, 2018
May 9, 2018 at 6:24 PM UTC
Marge Piercy's "Putting the good things away"
In the drawer were folded fine batiste slips embroidered with scrolls and posies, edged with handmade lace too good for her to wear. Daily she put on shmattehs fit only to wash the car or the windows, rags that had never been pretty even when new: somewhere such dresses are sold only to women without money to waste on themselves, on pleasure, to women who hate their bodies, to women whose lives close on them. Such dresses come bleached by tears, packed in salt like herring. Yet she put the good things away for the good day that must surely come, when promises would open like tulips their satin cups for her to drink the sweet sacramental wine of fulfillment. The story shone in her as through tinted glass, how the mother gave up and did without and was in the end crowned with what? scallions? crowned queen of the dead place in the heart where old dreams whistle on bone flutes where run-over pets are forgotten, where lost stockings go? In the coffin she was beautiful not because of the undertaker's garish cosmetics but because that face at eighty was still her face at eighteen peering over the drab long dress of poverty, clutching a book. Where did you read your dreams, Mother? Because her expression softened from the pucker of disappointment, the grimace of swallowed rage, she looked a white-haired girl. The anger turned inward, the anger turned inward, where could it go except to make pain? It flowed into me with her milk. Her anger annealed me. I was dipped into the cauldron of boiling rage and rose a warrior and a witch but still vulnerable there where she held me. She could always wound me for she knew the secret places. She could always touch me for she knew the pressure points of pleasure and pain. Our minds were woven together. I gave her presents and she hid them away, wrapped in plastic. Too good, she said, too good. I'm saving them. So after her death I sort them, the ugly things that were sufficient for every day and the pretty things for which no day of hers was ever good enough.
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Snitch-catcher. Cauldron-stirrer. Wand-waver. Quidditch-player. Stone-retriever. Riddle-killer. Buckbeak-rider. Triwizard-enterer. Phoenix-member. Snape-hater. Voldemort-fighter.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 4:20 PM UTC
Harry Potter
Magical cauldron apomixes connoisseur               Cephalic phantasmagoria entity obliquitous         Mystical conjurous conjugal entrepreneur                         Fantasia fantastication phantasm obsequious Amorously arduous ardent raconteur Ephemeral translucent opulence ubiquitous             Vanity sanctimonium temerities saboteur Intrepid verve’s intriguingly iniquitous Sorcerous sabbatical apothegms chauffeur Endemic veracities fortuitous elicitous Futurity fatidics fornication kithe                         Ephemeral metaphor semantics flaunts Empirical emulation scenarios blithe Subjunctive subliminal nostalgias haunts Agile articulation acuities lithe                           Analogizing corroborative prolificacy daunts Alacritous tactile manipulations writhe Numinous syntactical paradigm *****                   Emanate imminent perdition tithe Orotund jaded seal ordinand jaunts                                                                                                    Overt convection coercions chiaroscuro tempestuous                                                   Apex crux axis ****** matrix torrid                         Manifest objectified enamorous interstice lecherous Spurt binge spree ***** protuberance squalid    endearingly engendering amore
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Jan 13, 2013
Jan 13, 2013 at 9:51 PM UTC
Phalaxy
Magical cauldron apomixes connoisseur               Cephalic phantasmagoria entity obliquitous         Mystical conjurous conjugal entrepreneur                         Fantasia fantastication phantasm obsequious Amorously arduous ardent raconteur Ephemeral translucent opulence ubiquitous             Vanity sanctimonium temerities saboteur Intrepid verve’s intriguingly iniquitous Sorcerous sabbatical apothegms chauffeur Endemic veracities fortuitous elicitous Futurity fatidics fornication kithe                         Ephemeral metaphor semantics flaunts Empirical emulation scenarios blithe Subjunctive subliminal nostalgias haunts Agile articulation acuities lithe                           Analogizing corroborative prolificacy daunts Alacritous tactile manipulations writhe Numinous syntactical paradigm *****                   Emanate imminent perdition tithe Orotund jaded seal ordinand jaunts                                                                                                    Overt convection coercions chiaroscuro tempestuous                                                   Apex crux axis ****** matrix torrid                         Manifest objectified enamorous interstice lecherous Spurt binge spree ***** protuberance squalid    endearingly engendering amore
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From the black recesses of the earth She rose from her long slumber Icy death smile on her crimson lips Face gleaming with wicked knowledge Slanted eyes of emerald green Glazed and mad Her crown jewels of the dead Bleached human bones Encircled her head Fine glass complexion of shimmering gold She spoke the words of The Sleeping Three Hair falling in rich waves down to the floor of snakes The color of the crows breast A rich purple ebony Snake scale gown of finely woven human skins Gathered from her poor victims sin Wrapped round her lithe body A thousand souls it took to weave Awakened from its dark sleep Spells cast in  hell's deep By a powerful witch Who stirred the cauldron Tainted with revenge The demon was now visible to sight The apparition appeared in smoke and orange red light To bow down and submit to the witches bidding The command never waived from intent One of chaos and death Slaughtered, cold in rows they lay Pity for the one this creature seeks Of a terrible perfume her heart reeks That of blood and brimstone Perfumed smoke and fire The devil is her line and sire So by demons touch Plotting cold hands She claims the souls of mortal man More thread for her clothing The beautiful demon This poem is copyrighted and stored in author base. All material subject to Copyright Infringement laws Section 512(c)(3) of the U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. S512(c)(3), Tammy M. Darby
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 6:08 PM UTC
The Beautiful Demon
Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them In the waning years of the third era of time reel master was right to discipline us. We are foolish, your life ends here Do you know why I brought you here with me tonight? You are the one I chose to join me in my walk of sorrow All the children walk with me into the darkness Everyone is holding candles, lets begin the ceremony I can hear those angels crying so I hold you close to me Then I grab you by the neck and start to squeeze the life out of you And then your body dies and your soul floats away And then I say Welcome to my pumpkin dream (chorus) Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them All the children walk with me into the darkness Everyone is holding candles, lets begin the ceremony I can hear those angels crying so I hold you close to me Then I grab you by the neck and start to squeeze the life out of you Death is upon you (chorus) Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them Welcome to my pumpkin dream
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 1:49 AM UTC
The Pumpkin Dream
Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them In the waning years of the third era of time reel master was right to discipline us. We are foolish, your life ends here Do you know why I brought you here with me tonight? You are the one I chose to join me in my walk of sorrow All the children walk with me into the darkness Everyone is holding candles, lets begin the ceremony I can hear those angels crying so I hold you close to me Then I grab you by the neck and start to squeeze the life out of you And then your body dies and your soul floats away And then I say Welcome to my pumpkin dream (chorus) Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them All the children walk with me into the darkness Everyone is holding candles, lets begin the ceremony I can hear those angels crying so I hold you close to me Then I grab you by the neck and start to squeeze the life out of you Death is upon you (chorus) Would you walk with me into the pumpkin patch? Lost among the grassy meadow Would you dance around the scarecrow? Staring at the smoking cauldron Do you see the spirits flying over our heads? Now its time for us to call them Welcome to my pumpkin dream
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Willow reaches down Earth holds its fragile green hand And the millpond weeps Fingers find loose air Ripples deep in cauldron black The Autumn steals hearts The Summer blooms gone Winter's lonely sentinal Swept with the Spring stream
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 8:18 PM UTC
The Willow of the Fast River
I Some day I will go to Aarhus To see his peat-brown head, The mild pods of his eye-lids, His pointed skin cap. In the flat country near by Where they dug him out, His last gruel of winter seeds Caked in his stomach, Naked except for The cap, noose and girdle, I will stand a long time. Bridegroom to the goddess, She tightened her torc on him And opened her fen, Those dark juices working Him to a saint's kept body, Trove of the turfcutters' Honeycombed workings. Now his stained face Reposes at Aarhus. II I could risk blasphemy, Consecrate the cauldron bog Our holy ground and pray Him to make germinate The scattered, ambushed Flesh of labourers, Stockinged corpses Laid out in the farmyards, Tell-tale skin and teeth Flecking the sleepers Of four young brothers, trailed For miles along the lines. III Something of his sad freedom As he rode the tumbril Should come to me, driving, Saying the names Tollund, Grauballe, Nebelgard, Watching the pointing hands Of country people, Not knowing their tongue. Out here in Jutland In the old man-killing parishes I will feel lost, Unhappy and at home.
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The Tollund Man
You like to party, I am a partier You like to wander, I am a wanderer Your thighs are the closet to Narnia Is it cool if I go and get lost in that? I'm the lion, the witch in the wardrobe Massage my lap, I have a sore bone Of course cold on the dance floor Like an Eskimo's toes in the North Pole With both toes poking out of two holes In the Eskimo socks, I'm hot Like a cauldron from a warlock Wearing sweatpants in a sauna Who's your father? I'm not I'm motherfuckin' Raven Bowie and here's my **** Rooster, Cock-a-doodle-doo sir Take a hit of the hooka, now make it drop Girl's ***** was bigger than the stomach of Rick Ross Holy mother mountain of tender tendon to get lost in Bounce, bounce, that castle ***** that bottom Make it wobble, wobbly-waddle 'til my third leg has to hobble You don't want to look back on this night And think I should have been freaking on a ***** Freak-freaking on a *****
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015 at 7:13 AM UTC
Castle Mackelmore