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"charybdis" poems
a bottle of scotch had bad dreams. bullets twitch, junk sick in 3 inch thick mustard **** toe nails clipped from yeti lay strewn about the **** stained corpse of a motel six dixie cup - root canal trophy, next to a black fez with scab tassel upended. down in it. belching apnea propaganda and belladonna waiting for curious george to find a shotgun and a yellow hat and a brick banana. blowflies inhale the rank damp of a fresh **** the odd dog whines like a clown in - a blender. [ the ] house wins with a marked card; jabbing fat fingers into acned rosacea bloated with sleep lack and mortgage back stab chasing twenty ****** with a hollow point pull from an acid flask while hailing a black cab. tinsel sutures stitch eyelids as a mercy shattered bone knit hand-grenade cozies old glory, at half mast half wasted fifty stars, no light dragging on the grounds of immunity to do a line of coke stock with a basset hounds' finesse. your taxes at work in columbia, hiding from a lost farm in Idaho your american dream turning tricks in shanghai for a counterfeit egga roll your meme, devoid like an ice cube tombstone your freedom, parking cars for italian escorts smoking skin flutes for ferraris and white teeth. your integrity, sold to a hedge fund for astroglide and a pez dispenser packed with prozac pressed by ' Jose the butcher' s abuela in a narco slum that ain't seen radio since cinder blocks had wings.
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Dec 26, 2012
Dec 26, 2012 at 2:40 PM UTC
Black Cab Charybdis
Aeolian dour fire meridians Unfettering enlightenments will Together Scylla with authority Howling, Charybdis in oblivians wake Shenting spindel meandering; The schism termagating sirens Repasts (diabolic manna) Refracting ambrosial in the Lap of Gods eye sophically conjecturing Ephinany- times charioteering, The nocturnal triunes discordance Contemplating consequence thistling Opothecaric sigels permeating lots Obstruse lathed cerebral skies Ruthfully roil whittling indelible Epitaphs of serpentine repositories Woefully dawning eternity castening Harmoniously asunder truths Deifying yen die. ELEETE J MUIR.
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Jan 13, 2012
Jan 13, 2012 at 11:14 AM UTC
Dusk Accursing
# Floating brazier spews electric amber waves as a setting sun radiates on the ceiling a shadow of a ship coquettishly sways while in the center charybdis begins swilling another message, another missed call another debt collector and his esurient talk watch the ship begin to swirl, this scene so banal amber feathered tawny eyed peacock continues furtively to scroll her story and shoe shop crowded room with a panel onstage reality and fantasy evaporate and fall as a single raindrop drown in the muck, don't know how to disengage and to stay in the sway of fantasy. #
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Sep 28, 2018
Sep 28, 2018 at 9:41 AM UTC
Chemical Compliance Conference
Barking along the seething sea Tethys sparkling Sans Pellagrino Bubbled up with volcanic Albido And it exposed the cragged shores Of a incessantly compiling Or Completely snuffed Mountain Bored and drilled by time Sharper than a dying dimond Cooked and left to rest A Dinar plate To which an all you can eat Buffet Played out pleasently From antiquity To present A gift to an aging child To be which pure joy can behold. Today it is home of the Croats The ancient Frontier of a meiotic Rome And over small-grain time Made coats Of arms and animal manes To give a name To the nameless To give a place To the missed That old Tethys barks like a fish Beyond the Odoacerean boot, Scylla and Charybdis Where the whales float And great souls Stolen deep within wishing to find god Fumbling in the dark Searching for Alexandria The flame of life Become great stories to be told And nothing more. Odysseus Hug the shore Follow the land of the mysterious Croats Do not venture beyond the threshold Or you will be consumed by time And lost to her Circedean jealous pines Do not anger the constant love of Helios No, These Croats have never croaked They know not of amphibiotes And the sharpened clades of life Made and tailored bespoke Sowed In the fractals Of the quiet word of Eloah.
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Jul 27, 2018
Jul 27, 2018 at 2:41 PM UTC
101 Million Dalmatia
So what of love, Hearts burning fire, Impaled on the horns of pain and desire, A villain made true; honest man to a liar In wretched quest for an abstract that’s higher And if, perchance, they should vanquish their need, Will he or she to true love concede Or never quite sure of heart’s fine intention Smother such dreams with stifling convention Then, dastardly torn, twixt right and true Sully their soul with transitory muse In fear of the power that thunders within And a promise once made, to never give in For the Poet’s dilemma in this miraculous life Is that when blessed with love, ‘tis oft coupled with strife.
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Sep 16, 2011
Sep 16, 2011 at 5:06 PM UTC
Scylla and Charybdis
What do you hear of me? What rumors slip from others’ lips? They speak of me, evil mistress, eyes that pull in, and a body that gets caught in your windpipe. You are unable to swallow me. You chew on me and hastily spit me out. You choke on me. The wit I possess is too quick for your bruteness. You dismiss my thoughts. I am just a woman, nothing less, and nothing more. Bore to serve you and bear your seed. What do you hear of me? What slips from others’ lips? Am I a murderous harlot? A bitter witch with nothing better to do. Do serpents sit atop my brow, shall I turn you to stone? Am I Charybdis, shall I swallow you whole? They are unable to chop me up into bit sized pieces. For some reason, they do not love me as a collective. What do you hear regarding the treatment of me? You only hear yourselves, deafening my point of view. I hear I have scorned every one of you. Do you hear of who scorned me? Have you ever questioned what may have made me this way? What makes a mistress so vile? The mistreatment of a loving deity can mangle many. I was hanged on a hook, a piece of meat left to rot. I was once pure and heavenly. I will ask once more, What have you heard of me? What tales have slipped from others’ lips? Have you stopped to think what created me to be so evil? I am the evil mistress. I will chew you up and I will eagerly swallow you in all your whole. I know my motive. What is yours?
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Apr 14, 2021
Apr 14, 2021 at 10:44 AM UTC
EVIL MISTRESS
The first time i saw you, your stare lingered beneath My mind went blank, it's as if i was recovered from the river Lethe Eros and Ananke took the longest time on fashioning you Apollo would befriend you because in my mind, you are the greatest view To gain your love, i am willing to carry the world like Atlas If you ask me, i will suffer the pits of Tatarus and come back to be your lass I wouldn't mind staying with you in the island of Calypso To be with you, i would face Charybdis and jump inside her tornado Everytime you smile, it's as if the gates of Olympus open just for me Your face will launch a thousand ships and i won't mind bringing my army If i have no chance, my grief would reach the river Cocytus And my heart would wander in the labyrinth of Daedalus In the most confusing maze, you are my Ariadne string You are the melody of the three muses when they sing To get to your love how i wish i could be the goddess, Aphrodite And maybe you can be Odysseus and i will be Penelope With my kind of desire for you, Artemis and her hunters would never approve If i am not for you, i would persuade Aphrodite and deny Cupid's reprove Like Zeus and his lightning bolt, i can never leave your side Poseidon's angry seas would compare to my feelings which will take long to subside For your honor, i will fight like Hector of Troy But like the giant, Typhon, someone will always destroy Like Paris and Helen, we were doomed from the start You are Cassandra and I, Apollo so you will never give me your heart I am not Aphrodite, not Hestia, Helen and Hera You can compare me to Circe, The Fates or even Medusa Not as important as Hercules, Odysseus and Achilles I might as well have a tea party with Achlys No ship will be launched for my sake In the garden of Hesperides, i am ignored even by a snake In Olympus, you feast with the twelve goddesses and gods Together with Hephaestus who was shunned, i share his odds.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 2:30 AM UTC
Greek Myth
The first time i saw you, your stare lingered beneath My mind went blank, it's as if i was recovered from the river Lethe Eros and Ananke took the longest time on fashioning you Apollo would befriend you because in my mind, you are the greatest view To gain your love, i am willing to carry the world like Atlas If you ask me, i will suffer the pits of Tatarus and come back to be your lass I wouldn't mind staying with you in the island of Calypso To be with you, i would face Charybdis and jump inside her tornado Everytime you smile, it's as if the gates of Olympus open just for me Your face will launch a thousand ships and i won't mind bringing my army If i have no chance, my grief would reach the river Cocytus And my heart would wander in the labyrinth of Daedalus In the most confusing maze, you are my Ariadne string You are the melody of the three muses when they sing To get to your love how i wish i could be the goddess, Aphrodite And maybe you can be Odysseus and i will be Penelope With my kind of desire for you, Artemis and her hunters would never approve If i am not for you, i would persuade Aphrodite and deny Cupid's reprove Like Zeus and his lightning bolt, i can never leave your side Poseidon's angry seas would compare to my feelings which will take long to subside For your honor, i will fight like Hector of Troy But like the giant, Typhon, someone will always destroy Like Paris and Helen, we were doomed from the start You are Cassandra and I, Apollo so you will never give me your heart I am not Aphrodite, not Hestia, Helen and Hera You can compare me to Circe, The Fates or even Medusa Not as important as Hercules, Odysseus and Achilles I might as well have a tea party with Achlys No ship will be launched for my sake In the garden of Hesperides, i am ignored even by a snake In Olympus, you feast with the twelve goddesses and gods Together with Hephaestus who was shunned, i share his odds.
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For the Dragon hissed as the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss as the night subsides, Python’s bliss as naiad’s cried, And the wailing woe’s on a weathering tide, Water-wall from Kētos scream, tsunami crash, swallow everything, Rolling clouds and the pouring rain and the serpent dying writhing in pain, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo kissed away the night time sky, And the Python’s bliss as his naiad’s cry, The Sun awoke at the wheel-house berth, armor gold, chest-plate of Earth, And valiance choked, squeezed by Ladon’s girth, As the serpent swelled with the stormy seas, To collapse great hero upon his knees, Apollo, Cadmus and Hercules. Reborn by fire, Father-Lion’s roar, returned each night to even-up the score, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss ward off night time skies, Oh the wailing woe of ominous tides, The scythe or club, boulder at night, rocks from heaven and the perilous fight, Black-oil venom, heart of a beast, starry night’s runner split from the east, Noxious breathe, flame-seared teeth, smell of death from a ****** feast, Speared at the neck, pinning head to earth, then celebrated as a day of birth, The serpent on his shoulder, or dangling from the tree, Arising from the waters, from the depths beneath, Cast out under a mountain, yes underneath, then wear his skin and sow his teeth! And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss as the fight subsides, And Python’s bliss as his muses wailed, between the horns where Argo sailed, Call it a man or Charybdis, Scylla, rock, a multi-headed beast, Or just two horns with a middle disk and Apollo’s fire, Sun’s dawning kiss, And the Dragon hissed as the Dragon dies, And Apollo’s kiss create the day time skies, And the Python’s bliss at his naiad’s cries, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died!
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 12:56 PM UTC
Pythian Ode
For the Dragon hissed as the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss as the night subsides, Python’s bliss as naiad’s cried, And the wailing woe’s on a weathering tide, Water-wall from Kētos scream, tsunami crash, swallow everything, Rolling clouds and the pouring rain and the serpent dying writhing in pain, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo kissed away the night time sky, And the Python’s bliss as his naiad’s cry, The Sun awoke at the wheel-house berth, armor gold, chest-plate of Earth, And valiance choked, squeezed by Ladon’s girth, As the serpent swelled with the stormy seas, To collapse great hero upon his knees, Apollo, Cadmus and Hercules. Reborn by fire, Father-Lion’s roar, returned each night to even-up the score, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss ward off night time skies, Oh the wailing woe of ominous tides, The scythe or club, boulder at night, rocks from heaven and the perilous fight, Black-oil venom, heart of a beast, starry night’s runner split from the east, Noxious breathe, flame-seared teeth, smell of death from a ****** feast, Speared at the neck, pinning head to earth, then celebrated as a day of birth, The serpent on his shoulder, or dangling from the tree, Arising from the waters, from the depths beneath, Cast out under a mountain, yes underneath, then wear his skin and sow his teeth! And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died, Apollo’s kiss as the fight subsides, And Python’s bliss as his muses wailed, between the horns where Argo sailed, Call it a man or Charybdis, Scylla, rock, a multi-headed beast, Or just two horns with a middle disk and Apollo’s fire, Sun’s dawning kiss, And the Dragon hissed as the Dragon dies, And Apollo’s kiss create the day time skies, And the Python’s bliss at his naiad’s cries, And the Dragon hissed and the Dragon died!
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docking on the fringe of a dry spot the rain died in... i set sail in solemn siroccos, fraught with endive and lemons... no chop. flat listing in the leaning theme impervious to words lost my ship dips in clean drink and dark thought. away, my anchor prods starboard planks of salt wood... clangs in a grog of lurching halt raw ***** mauve tossed - and shriek blind. a pennant of mock cause. a scant curl of smoke, seized in unseasonable Hypnos. a whimsical Charybdis - a thing i choke on. i scoff cough a terrible pen my inkwell, topped off with black pond, quill qualms of love's dross. the serenity of my tempest and the skipping stone it cracked, now, white sharks, prowling the yonder of the nearby, in debt to a far gone, yawning rings,- concentric to the naked eye, you clothe not. lest the raiment be the Emperor's new lot. A Stitch of Odyssey In Epic Fail... to get more gone, but less lost a journey of a single step begins because... and just because you stop stopping.
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Feb 3, 2013
Feb 3, 2013 at 1:54 PM UTC
The Serenity of My Tempest
As the undulating bodies part the neon lights catch her face, and her piercing gaze catches me. A panorama of nothing but a blur. But her- sharp. Thirsty. Blazing. Her hair is sleek and straight but the way she throws back her head, runs her fingers through the strands, makes a tousled mess as entrancing and as playfully wild as the club swirling around her. Her lips are red. A challenging red. The color of a delicate rose, but also the color the harlot wears in old films. The color of sin; of desire. To unlock those lips And tousle that hair And lure out the voice…. To have the power of a man’s gaze now. To be able to throw at her the force of a chiseled jaw and stubble across my chin. To know my role is to chase her like a brave doe that turned to look at me in the forest. Who bounds away gracefully, Knowing my sights are set and the target is upon her. How she would know my adrenaline surged with every step she made that took her farther from me. All the power would lay in my virile hands, to pull the trigger on her when I may. Ha! I laugh at my roots in the world that imposes a craving for the rule of power. Your gaze tells me we don’t belong there. I move through the bodies toward you. Toward freedom. Lift me from my roots, darling. We’ll run together. Give up the vision of a pointed gun. How’d they ever make me think I wanted to be shot? Oh, what a vision. What a creation! My long locks twisting around yours, how my lissome fingers get their chance with you. And those supple lips lend me the magnetic red hue. How different the whole scene becomes when the both of us are provocative creatures, two nymphs swimming together in the water of seduction. Continue on, Odysseus. Go conquer Scylla and Charybdis. Master the seas of half the world. The Sirens are singing to each other.
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Jul 2, 2013
Jul 2, 2013 at 1:04 AM UTC
Synergy
As the undulating bodies part the neon lights catch her face, and her piercing gaze catches me. A panorama of nothing but a blur. But her- sharp. Thirsty. Blazing. Her hair is sleek and straight but the way she throws back her head, runs her fingers through the strands, makes a tousled mess as entrancing and as playfully wild as the club swirling around her. Her lips are red. A challenging red. The color of a delicate rose, but also the color the harlot wears in old films. The color of sin; of desire. To unlock those lips And tousle that hair And lure out the voice…. To have the power of a man’s gaze now. To be able to throw at her the force of a chiseled jaw and stubble across my chin. To know my role is to chase her like a brave doe that turned to look at me in the forest. Who bounds away gracefully, Knowing my sights are set and the target is upon her. How she would know my adrenaline surged with every step she made that took her farther from me. All the power would lay in my virile hands, to pull the trigger on her when I may. Ha! I laugh at my roots in the world that imposes a craving for the rule of power. Your gaze tells me we don’t belong there. I move through the bodies toward you. Toward freedom. Lift me from my roots, darling. We’ll run together. Give up the vision of a pointed gun. How’d they ever make me think I wanted to be shot? Oh, what a vision. What a creation! My long locks twisting around yours, how my lissome fingers get their chance with you. And those supple lips lend me the magnetic red hue. How different the whole scene becomes when the both of us are provocative creatures, two nymphs swimming together in the water of seduction. Continue on, Odysseus. Go conquer Scylla and Charybdis. Master the seas of half the world. The Sirens are singing to each other.
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on a dark road below a black hill headlamped vision gritty verge littered with insect road **** husk moth bodies beetle shell mud defiled ox-eye daisy dumb weight tramping the treadmill night day-shot with the memory of those lapwing hundreds wheeling in ascent to fall on folded wing and again gyre up to the brink of abandonment green silent fields away as when in advent there the hills rose up before me and the thirst for their awesome green loth to return to that vortex drawn down ice-pocket ruts my city captive goes
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Jun 19, 2011
Jun 19, 2011 at 8:09 AM UTC
charybdis
Remembering time past. Hell, searching for lost time. Idyllic maybe But Flowers wilt. The idle wailing of Sirens and Daffodils Allows me to forget: Nostos holds Algos. Scylla, Charybdis. Is the future come yet? Every word becomes a mistake. All triumphs a fleeting matter worthy of none. Eviscerate my joy and live in its corpse.
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Apr 7, 2010
Apr 7, 2010 at 5:40 PM UTC
Lines Remembered Under the Blare of Florescent Lights.
The whirlpool, it spins, while the mountain, it twists. As two serpents entwined, are surrounding this. Some had once claimed, that it started as a bear, others claimed it began at Canopus, way over, down there. Multi-headed or spring of rocks, cavern, mountain or egg, a great wheel forever-turning, with a circus and a one leg! Pushed along by two giants, grinding up salt with its gear, thus responsible for the seasons, floods and movements and the year. Two horns of the monster, but not found on its head, the Earthen plane a giant treasure, where Drakon made his bed, with two stars on his brow, like the two in his eyes, the porthole of the ship, a flying horse in disguise. Scylla, Charybdis, Jason, Argos, Deucalion, Ziusdra, Manu, Noah, -and the two birds who carry on, and the mountain from below, which they all rested upon. Ameleth or Kullervo, …and brother Utamo’s great wrong, …and the whirlpool from above that created this song! And the evil found inside us, the Id and its kin, will nurture the abused child and continue the sin. The great black wheel of madness, as always, will spin, churning out more abusers to fill the Hell that we’re in. When, where or how did the wheel of blackness start? Corrupting the love and joy into the evil in man’s heart and turning family into tragedy and tearing them apart? Next time you feel weak and let the succubus inside, just remember all those in Hell and the reasons they died.
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Jun 5, 2016
Jun 5, 2016 at 5:52 PM UTC
The Descent of the Mind
In place of calm, read stirring ocean, Scylla and Charybdis, between a rock and a hard place. 
In place of comfort, read your body, transient, missing, on a plane somewhere in a car somewhere on a boat somewhere without your phone somewhere somewhere somewhere somewhere that is not my apartment or my arms but somewhere where you smile. Somewhere where your eyes finally focus. In place of sleep, read blood between the floorboards and moving boxes scattered, read burst capillaries and a savings jar full of Washingtons and no idea what I’m saving for. In place of stasis, read one fast move or I’m gone.
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Oct 10, 2018
Oct 10, 2018 at 5:02 PM UTC
Transience
I’m doing so well. I offered you to Charybdis in exchange for my sanity. Scylla too, at first, but she seemed too great an evil and I’m over it, I promise. I’d rather watch you disappear into the maelstrom of my memory than have to pick six pieces of your body from the crags in my head. I’m doing so well. I warned you of the Lotus Eaters and took ten deep breaths when you peeked inside the bag of winds and blew our love astray. I told a blind Polyphemus you were sorry for his loss. He said Nobody is sorry, and I knew that he was right. I’m doing so well. I amble through Phoenicia on sidewalks that remember all the stories you told. I bump into Nausikaa. She asks if I am Circe, and I tell her my name. She drops her gaze to the pavement before admitting that you never mentioned me. I’m doing so well. I don’t spite the olives that dare to grow without our bodies entwined beneath them. And I don’t mind when Antinous calls me ahead, begging me to finish our shroud - to leave the loom, and us, behind. I’m doing so well. I buried all my anger in Kalypso’s wet sand And as it followed you out to sea with the tide she came up and commiserated; You left her once, too.
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 6:37 PM UTC
Penelope
An Abandoned School Young dreams, now scattered fragments on the floor: A little handle into a corner flung The disc of sizes never again to fit A number two pencil into place for a trim Nor will the made-in-Chicago hopper Ever again save for the classroom prankster Sweet-smelling slitherings of cedar shavings To fling about while Teacher’s at the board. A new Ticonderoga ****** into The spinning Scylla and Charybdis blades Was tested by steel, the dross savaged away, By turning the handle and grinding away, And from this grim ordeal emerged The Point, The perfect point, the adventurous lead… It’s not really lead, stupid, it’s graphite; That’s what Teacher said. Don’t you know anything? Girls are stupid. They play with dolls and stuff. I’ve got a real cap pistol. I’ll draw it. You want to see? Look! No, wait, that’s not right; It’s better this way…Ma’am? Uh…integers? Arithmetic is stupid. Science is fun. I’ve got most of the Audubon bird stamps And I liked it when we cut up the frogs Old people are so mean. I’ll never be old. A leaking pipe drips the minutes away Outside a broken window summer sings Its songs of freedom as it always has The desks are gone, the electricity is off The air smells of education and decay The classroom now is littered with the past: A broken crayon, a construction-paper heart, A silence longing for children’s voices.
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Nov 16, 2016
Nov 16, 2016 at 8:04 PM UTC
An Abandoned School
welcome to a place you used to call home and now is full of strangers the smell of coffee, forgotten faith, and lost memories cling to the bronze walls - broken friendships (at least partially your fault) taste like bitter chocolate and your could-have-beens echo off the high ceilings upside down city lights drown in the reflection of leftover rainwater - your tires slash through them and you think quietly about the skin on your forearms your favorite album isn’t enough to drown the pit of guilt in your stomach and the raindrops don’t wash away your anxiety no matter how hard you wish that they will what used to be a mirror is now broken, and the shards jab at you, not hard enough to break your skin, but enough to know that something is very wrong that candle you forgot to blow out last night makes your room smell like every other thing that you left unattended until they grew to be too big for you to handle anymore you are odysseus, and the world is both scylla and charybdis. you can only hope you’ll make it home.
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Dec 26, 2015
Dec 26, 2015 at 11:49 AM UTC
diary 12/23
He found her hiding In the cities cowers And thought to befriend her By offering a carrot She wouldn’t take it But she couldn’t leave it Her eyes Droopy half moons Darting between him And his offering *The Scylla And the Charybdis* Knowing that if She didn't starve to death This fox would eat her. But the fox was a Magnus He knew her pain *A Pea - hard as tuppence ha'penny Under twenty mattresses* And appealed to her sensitivity. He too had been alone - His rhombic truths And scared - A slant on the straight and narrow And when it was time to leave He asked her to dine with him In his burrow. But still she hesitated So he scuttled away Leaving her to follow And apologize For having vexed him so. *If he had wanted to **** her He would have done so already* And she was very hungry. So they talked of books *Peter Rabbit And the Velveteen Rabbit* As he sharpened his knives To dice potatoes And chop carrots. They were going to have A German dish -Hasenpfeffer. -What does that mean She asked Sniffing the broth. - Rabbit stew He whispered. And then he bit her Hard And held her Until she stopped struggling. He really did love rabbit.
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Nov 22, 2011
Nov 22, 2011 at 3:44 PM UTC
Hassenpfeffer
If only I could summon the will to banish my daemons; Exorcise the rot that for too long has brought me low; Waged a war unseen and unheard by the outside; Inside, a mutinous cacophony of a ****** battlefield; Where the parts of me unfouled by corruption, weep; Tears of crimson blood run down as flowing rivers rage; Anger, that the current refuses to change its course; Sadness, that I was the one who had diverted destiny; Swept away by tides no mortal man can hope to shake; Trapped, like mighty Atlas, beneath the weight of fate; An unfortunate purgatory of endless indecision; A fear to see myself beyond the scars I have caused; Calloused, my pessimism knows no boundaries; There can be no going back to brighter days; When days are comparable only to the blackest night; Sunrises carry the gravitas of the setting sun, reversed; Life, loses the beauty that once inspired the muse; Leaving me feeling empty, lost on 'oft forgotten seas; Praying for Charybdis to churn and drown my daemons; Finally setting me free from this self imposed slavery; Shattering the chains holding my past to my present
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Jun 15, 2024
Jun 15, 2024 at 1:21 PM UTC
My Daemons
With a body of curves, like no other, a true image of the magnificent, celestial mother. And flowing as a spring with infinite roar, yet one small detail one could not ignore. Her hair was a torrent, a weathering storm, scattering birds, attracting lightning; a whirlpool in form. This visage, this appearance, so strange, so bizarre; face of spinning waters, as brilliant as stars. Falling in love with her, into her flows, where everyone knows where the torrid passion goes. In drowning descent, never returning from the throes, Land of Sleep, a beast awaits; the awful Kro-nos.
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 11:29 PM UTC
Charybdis Child
The soul has as its sextant the ribs opened wide, The heart its compass in fluid circuitous diatribe, When each to zone the geometry of Greek sky   With its powdery fabulism of centaurs and jars From Aesop’s wine of words, the untimeliness Of sundials to Charybdis’s bloom of giant watery eyes. To know oceans by the dry riverbed of my pulse, To scale only as high as the sparrow’s tomb of my heart.
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Jun 15, 2020
Jun 15, 2020 at 5:05 PM UTC
Of Aesop and Sparrows
Insatiable need to be near Pulled close Orbiting sphere Laughter Ringing me like cattle Slight touch Accidentally enveloped Friendship Companionship Ship lost at sea The waves in your ocean Putting Charybdis to shame If I knew why I'd turn myself away Magnetic pulling Of the opposite *** Never saw it coming Never would have guessed One long talk leading One long reminisce Of the last time your Touch felt me Slight brush Skipping rhythmic beats Unknowingly drawing close With every part of the lips But we're just friends at best We would never cross the line Unless… Mutual kiss
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 8:55 PM UTC
Polar Opposites
On your laurels rest The waning harpies of Oblivion The rude flock Preening Sorrow from ash. And Bone Lips click Their vicious riddles Into the Deaf Charybdis Of your God. Born Again Out of the Wasteland Your every phantom Marks time And only the fickle joy of surrender Defeats the tedium of breathing... Where you Are....(Strange feasts Unfurl) Upon dead tongues that speak of It Never as kind. You remember Honey As if in a dream. All desolation, Glory- Yawning from Birth.
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 8:24 PM UTC
All Desolation Glory
Now, here, is a woman who conquers. She seeps into you, between the cracks of your magmatic soul to etch her love into your subconscious. She will consume you while you gaze upon her, spinning and sparkling, reaching the sky before the sun begins his shine. That is her gift. Her lips form words you’ve needed to hear whispered softly, only to you; and her body curves into your touch because tonight you are the wind on her shores. She is seduction; crashing destruction; and you will lose yourself only to her.
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Aug 28, 2013
Aug 28, 2013 at 6:36 AM UTC
Charybdis