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"circumspection" poems
I tore the fabric of space Interrupting my affectionate stalking Spurts of longing, interspersed with spasms of premature ***** In vain, hankering to attain that next level rush *Oh you're a ***** girl aren't you* That's when I was discovered... Her shrieks royally flushing my cheeks with shock -Superseded by pallid chagrin I fumble to bail, Pants entrenched around my ankles Premeditative, Of absent-mind, in haste Prime directive a method of escape Evasion failing Detection: Imminent Reflecting a grim lack of circumspection, accursed ********** Trying to conceal my turgid ******** Her father particularly beyond reason And not fond of my indecency for his daughter Proceeds pummeling me to death with my beloved binoculars Devoid of clairvoyance; I am coincidentally sent outward toward oblivion Bon voyage through the portal Falling facefirst into an abysmal wormhole Its then I voyaged backward through time To the moment of Creation And witnessed the universe **** itself from naught to existence Spewing forth such cataclysmic splendor
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 10:48 PM UTC
A ******
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 1:27 PM UTC
being a poet is not planned
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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What's your take on walking? My body serves my soul and tells me how to go. My heart, affixed -- aims to show. These ways I’ve walked in my shoes and stockings. I've looked to heaven’s stars, to daylit clouds, when I've stepped out, or dropped my gaze to track the ground. Yes, it is true—whoever passed me by could have taken offense and supposed I lacked my confidence. And ofttimes, I strode out straight and true as if toward a far mist horizon. Un-manifest future, even peek-a-boo, could be comprehended?  I should doubt it. And if I wished to address an occasional in-the-dumps, lost-at-sea feeling, I'd shut my eyes, and walk backwards -- owl-like, swivel 360 my head. Backwards blind circumspection seemed worthy my try; Ask--Who am I? I would story where I’d been. In my most spontaneous of nature foot-trafficking, in roulette walk; my spin of gun chamber click-- ant, spider, beetle, and the occasional sighing snail had fled my shadow shoe? As slow drift clouds in a sky game would play with the sun to hide—creatures had sought me out, sung their farewells?  (it was an excellent day to die) Let me tell it, as it had happened today, and truth says how. My feet, they had gotten to waltz-walking. O how my body and soul danced a-fancy free. Love was brimming out of me; happiness whispered her wordless name; and my tongue tripped nonsensical. So if, at last, you've kept a-pace with me in sympathetic striding, then perhaps you would surmise: there never could be a flat-footed me, when I spout off with poem-talking. Now, what’s your take on walking?
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Oct 31, 2015
Oct 31, 2015 at 12:12 PM UTC
Walking
What's your take on walking? My body serves my soul and tells me how to go. My heart, affixed -- aims to show. These ways I’ve walked in my shoes and stockings. I've looked to heaven’s stars, to daylit clouds, when I've stepped out, or dropped my gaze to track the ground. Yes, it is true—whoever passed me by could have taken offense and supposed I lacked my confidence. And ofttimes, I strode out straight and true as if toward a far mist horizon. Un-manifest future, even peek-a-boo, could be comprehended?  I should doubt it. And if I wished to address an occasional in-the-dumps, lost-at-sea feeling, I'd shut my eyes, and walk backwards -- owl-like, swivel 360 my head. Backwards blind circumspection seemed worthy my try; Ask--Who am I? I would story where I’d been. In my most spontaneous of nature foot-trafficking, in roulette walk; my spin of gun chamber click-- ant, spider, beetle, and the occasional sighing snail had fled my shadow shoe? As slow drift clouds in a sky game would play with the sun to hide—creatures had sought me out, sung their farewells?  (it was an excellent day to die) Let me tell it, as it had happened today, and truth says how. My feet, they had gotten to waltz-walking. O how my body and soul danced a-fancy free. Love was brimming out of me; happiness whispered her wordless name; and my tongue tripped nonsensical. So if, at last, you've kept a-pace with me in sympathetic striding, then perhaps you would surmise: there never could be a flat-footed me, when I spout off with poem-talking. Now, what’s your take on walking?
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If charged particles are not guilty of existence, why would anyone be? Man who holds book or man who holds gun, the choice is neither obvious or attenuated. Reactionary causes rash tactlessness. Still, proof must be exposed. Who will avenge a payback unpunished? How to take satisfaction in evening the score, when so many more will fall before any justice will cure the lure to revenge? It depends, on how charged particles defend, or how you decipher foe from friend. Call upon prudence, or we shall see no end. Precaution is canniness in your own circumspection. Please use forethought for neither the neutron or proton are happy with these electrons.
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 10:30 AM UTC
Imprudent Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons
A moment’s inspiration to grasp a building thought, A panicked, surged excitement, now achieved, where once was naught. In plucking crystal thought from the yonder crisp, blue air, And coalescing mishmash into meaningful repair. To seek a path of verbage realigning phrases bright And feel the resurrection of creative works this night. In pulling rich vocabulary from within the concrete hash Concocting circumspection in this brilliant verse from trash. Annunciating clarity and a purity of class To haul yourself, abruptly, to get off your lazy **** To burst forth in immaculate and spontaneous wordage clear And blithely blow away your critics on their loathsome, leering ear. Marshalg 11 September 2013
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 12:10 AM UTC
Resurrection
Locked in the wintertime of life Transgression's grip as cold as ice A dark'ning garden filled with strife There planted every form of vice A thorny bush, of bitter hues I was a bramble so depraved I wanted naught but to eschew My life and press on to my grave My life and press on to my grave I had no willingness to live My body bloodied, crushed and sore No circumspection did I give The full weight of sin I bore And like a tyrant my disease My drug addicted frame of mind Like a briar wrapped and seized My heartbreak in a fatal bind My heartbreak in a fatal bind Then like the warming light of spring You came my precious ray of hope O'r my bramble bush You'd sing A bud came up to reach & ***** Warmer, warmer was the sun Birds sang with You in the air It was then I had begun To leave behind my sin's despair To leave behind my sin's despair The tender bud it thrived and grew Through deepest drought and bitter rain And a bright bloom of awesome hue Burst forth in glory that remains That beauty is of Jesus Christ It is to HIM all glory goes He was the One who took my vice Now looking down God sees a Rose Now looking down God sees a Rose SoulSurvivor (C) 4/15/2016
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 8:07 PM UTC
Looking Down God Sees a Rose
I curse the mind's divine plan as I lay in valley's low gazing upon myself a god and a perfect smile aglow whilst I toil in my misery my soul tied with stones my statue's likeness stands above revolted at his lesser clone Look at how he humbly gloats His skin golden perfection A mind more clear than unstained glass A body crafted in circumspection but though I pull my nails with a revised renewed edition with every labored detail capturing perfection this tortuous image calms my heart stabbing it with hope for a better start and I hear whispers in my valley selling nectars of complacency spinning truths from fantasy of how I too one day may be but as my hands try to summit the hill soars ever higher and my mind it pities me below Remaining on my pyre and my blood steams and irrational rashes grow as I come to realize I'll forever remain below
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Jul 14, 2019
Jul 14, 2019 at 1:48 AM UTC
My Mind's Vision of Myself Divine
i do not love you like simplicity is my end goal under duress I might fall prey to convention, but here my bliss is unencumbered; i look to you, and there are shadows spaces to be overlooked and re-examined little things too precious for a first glance i do not love you in order to be loved it isn’t in me, to hope for exchange a burden falls, but it isn’t hope i do not carry wishes on my shoulders i do not fall under the weight of expectation if you were to love me, i would be constantly surprised, even if you kissed me a thousand times if you reached for my hand, i’d jolt in happy astonishment when our skin touched even if my mind grew to know you as home each touch would set my heart staccato each year would slip by and i’d stare at my hands wondering if i’d been the one charged to hold it but: if every time we spoke the world faded, it would be no less than convention i suspend disbelief when you laugh sometimes your questions are darts through me arrows of lost circumspection, i do not love you to hold your heart in my palm i would let more melancholy soak through me to hold your ear for an hour without fear of faltering i do not love you to give myself up i love you like i could never say the words only smile at you i know you know i know you know i do like a secret between the two of us and everyone else i’ve ever told, unabashed it’s not hard to see you and wish for potential to turn into kinetics for you and me and this to move it’s almost become routine i put a foot forward and walk i breathe in and back out i reach for a real smile when i see you wrap arms around her waist it’s simple i love you because it makes things brighter
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 5:51 AM UTC
informal love letter
i do not love you like simplicity is my end goal under duress I might fall prey to convention, but here my bliss is unencumbered; i look to you, and there are shadows spaces to be overlooked and re-examined little things too precious for a first glance i do not love you in order to be loved it isn’t in me, to hope for exchange a burden falls, but it isn’t hope i do not carry wishes on my shoulders i do not fall under the weight of expectation if you were to love me, i would be constantly surprised, even if you kissed me a thousand times if you reached for my hand, i’d jolt in happy astonishment when our skin touched even if my mind grew to know you as home each touch would set my heart staccato each year would slip by and i’d stare at my hands wondering if i’d been the one charged to hold it but: if every time we spoke the world faded, it would be no less than convention i suspend disbelief when you laugh sometimes your questions are darts through me arrows of lost circumspection, i do not love you to hold your heart in my palm i would let more melancholy soak through me to hold your ear for an hour without fear of faltering i do not love you to give myself up i love you like i could never say the words only smile at you i know you know i know you know i do like a secret between the two of us and everyone else i’ve ever told, unabashed it’s not hard to see you and wish for potential to turn into kinetics for you and me and this to move it’s almost become routine i put a foot forward and walk i breathe in and back out i reach for a real smile when i see you wrap arms around her waist it’s simple i love you because it makes things brighter
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2nd to rise, she enquires you ready for coffee? it's only 6:22am if you're having, I'm having... she quiet disappears thinking coffee's coming, when to this layabout, it occurs, she's making coffee in the **** get up, make myself presentable, track her, the coffee aroma pulsating, radar signal emitting sure enough, coffee in the **** grinding, dripping...percolating but what I see is contrast and definition appliance white stainless steel chrome gleaming, walnut wood cabinetry warming in Vermeer sunlight window in-streaming, a Chagall and Botticelli duet, freshly filtered thru a Manhattan sky and flesh, freshly filtered flesh is not a Crayola color, or if it is, it's more a spectrum, than a single shade but this moment morning flesh is more realized, as if recognized for the first time, by a newborn old timer, who senses the comprehension tension of circumspection circumcised differentiation, flesh knowledge gradation gained this poem, a first attempt at painting a **** in words appreciating  task enormity, for there are currently insufficient words, too many striations, all cannot be straitjacketed to the vocabulary palette this then, but my first definition of many, of flesh so many canvasses, so many undiscovered shadings awaiting ****** recognition definition, composition
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
Painting a **** (How I Finally Understood the Color Flesh)
Fugit Fumus dived into a basket of oysters just to make the *** the underbelly of transformation bodes unwise for this colloquial soul Cloistered Lisa lost her circumspection when she settled for dystopic Dan from such a wretched family with pneumatic drills they'd rather shutter than amend
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 4:05 PM UTC
From worse to bad.
Sensations that urge the detection of the greatest restraint and circumspection; the abruptness of spontaneous interruptions sprout volcanic internal eruptions full of relevant abundance Flummoxed by the changes in the script; engaging wonder as suppressed thoughts are written on your face; withholding the ache as ebullient vivacity shakes you awake Carrying a mischievous vividness full of cogent stimulus – fruitful affirmations of levelheaded, sanguine acceptance and unalloyed quiescence Redesigning aspects of existence with unabridged persistence – receiving silent guidance from above by the means of scintillating messages lighting the living flame of love.
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 12:20 PM UTC
Silent Guidance
Inflection detection in wording circumspection. Emotion induction from sentence construction. Thinking,reckless, breathless. Intrepid interpolated meaning interpretation. Conclusive concussive membrane concussive. Paranoid, panoramic, irrational. Dogmatic denial Vexing act servile. Divisional divisive delusional decisive . Thinking,reckless, breathless. Paranoid, panoramic, irrational.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 5:56 PM UTC
Irrationing
Harriet! to see such Circumspection, In Ladies I have no objection Concerning what they read; An ancient Maid’s a sage adviser, Like her, you will be much the wiser, In word, as well as Deed. But Harriet, I don’t wish to flatter, And really think ‘t would make the matter More perfect if not quite, If other Ladies when they preach, Would certain Damsels also teach More cautiously to write.
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To Harriet
To see you is to look at a band of winds sharing their realm Comprehending which one flows the best While voices stroke the air with waves that overwhelm Removing all the distance from the rest To see you is to look into a house of joy where all lamps are lit Full of many soothing hearts full of life and love Containing familiar scents of which I admit Must be from heaven up above To see you is to see a thousand years of golden days In all my many thoughts divided by the sea Knowing you have always lived within the rays Of these dreams held inside of me To see you is to see a power that for a moment smiles Summoning a protective destination Never conferring with that which is not worthwhile In the dawning of circumspection
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 7:50 PM UTC
To See You
hearts, shaped awkward and angled into points, drop like hair falling on a gown graceless as feathers in rain molted from birds leaving home one season too early and one morning too late for the worm… black bend shadow in a corner facing left, when she peeks, her face like her handwriting curves and her contour becomes his detour... when he speaks, his lips move like typewriters. the smacking, like fingers on rusting, archaic keys, turns her mood ‘67 radio dial style: up L O U D E R... but she is slow motion, soft, surreal and in fear of circumspection and he is a reel, black and white and in need of projection…
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May 22, 2011
May 22, 2011 at 6:09 AM UTC
Awkward Shaped Hearts
I’m always waiting for perfection But when something shows direction I look past the connection And make up an objection I can’t handle rejection If I’m not your selection I can’t look at my reflection So instead of showing you affection I make a projection That has a defection Love is an infection No matter my introspection I need protection I wish there was an injection That causes more circumspection Because you can see in my complexion The result is my subjection Which leads to eventual dejection
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 8:09 PM UTC
Untitled
Alone, as he needs it Detached from his outfit Alter-ego of the perfect mate Man, to admire and date Delivers devices and desires Alma-mater of circumspection Loyal and trustful in all fires Gentle but firm in intention Lovable mind, deeply unknown heart Investigator of the best branch Enchanting, ingenious, smart Shines in most low-profile Handsome and elegant with a vile.
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Nov 1, 2019
Nov 1, 2019 at 6:36 AM UTC
Commander Adam Dalgliesh
Her parentage was a thing of considerable comment Though a good deal less circumspection, Mama's identity relatively sure, as everyone knew her mama, Her father one of a laundry list of unpromising gardeners, Yet she was a child of grace--no, more than that An outlier in every sense of the word, The dazzling unintended consequence Resulting from a series of unwise and unhappy choices. She sauntered (though there are those romantically inclined sorts Who would insist she outright floated, Her feet rarely if ever touching ground) By the courthouse in Okolona most afternoons, And though her dress was from the house of Ralston and Purina And her jewelry courtesy of Sailor Jack and Bingo, She neither shrunk nor slunk self-consciously Nor walked with eyes ablaze and fists clenched, In a manner asking Mebbe you wanna make sumpin' of it? Simply walked her own walk, Such things as poverty and pedigree Trvial matters beneath her concern, Though she was always provided for, as a seemingly chosen child, Judge Hibbard giving her a store-bought doll from Jackson When she turned seven, others providing her pop and bubble gum, And later Miss Lucille Brisker sewed her a bright-blue silk dress Plus gave her forty-two dollars for a Greyhound ticket To Los Angeles via New Orleans (When she hopped the bus in front of the K &B, She gave her a peck on the cheek, and said *Miss Lucille, you take care, but I doubt I'm much likely to pass this way again.*) Her whys and wherefores after that were lost to time and tide: Perhaps she made it in L-A, perhaps she thought else-wise And hopped off the bus in Hattiesburg or Bogalusa Though most were of the opinion that it mattered little if at all, As she allowed them, leastways for a little while, To be in her orbit while she shone in such a manner as pleased her.
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Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 4:27 PM UTC
A Variation Upon Bobbie Gentry's "Chickasaw County Child"
Her parentage was a thing of considerable comment Though a good deal less circumspection, Mama's identity relatively sure, as everyone knew her mama, Her father one of a laundry list of unpromising gardeners, Yet she was a child of grace--no, more than that An outlier in every sense of the word, The dazzling unintended consequence Resulting from a series of unwise and unhappy choices. She sauntered (though there are those romantically inclined sorts Who would insist she outright floated, Her feet rarely if ever touching ground) By the courthouse in Okolona most afternoons, And though her dress was from the house of Ralston and Purina And her jewelry courtesy of Sailor Jack and Bingo, She neither shrunk nor slunk self-consciously Nor walked with eyes ablaze and fists clenched, In a manner asking Mebbe you wanna make sumpin' of it? Simply walked her own walk, Such things as poverty and pedigree Trvial matters beneath her concern, Though she was always provided for, as a seemingly chosen child, Judge Hibbard giving her a store-bought doll from Jackson When she turned seven, others providing her pop and bubble gum, And later Miss Lucille Brisker sewed her a bright-blue silk dress Plus gave her forty-two dollars for a Greyhound ticket To Los Angeles via New Orleans (When she hopped the bus in front of the K &B, She gave her a peck on the cheek, and said *Miss Lucille, you take care, but I doubt I'm much likely to pass this way again.*) Her whys and wherefores after that were lost to time and tide: Perhaps she made it in L-A, perhaps she thought else-wise And hopped off the bus in Hattiesburg or Bogalusa Though most were of the opinion that it mattered little if at all, As she allowed them, leastways for a little while, To be in her orbit while she shone in such a manner as pleased her.
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everything becomes mercurial, across the land tempers rage, the king has made his declaration, subject only to the gods of the land; for when you fail to truly educate, the mind absorbs whate'er it will, discerning between intent and action, is necessary for reaction or circumspection; but here we are, yet again, at the familiar crossroads, to the right or to take a left about-face, to kick evil in the rear or kiss the devil.
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May 31, 2023
May 31, 2023 at 7:32 AM UTC
FLUX.
For Mark C. who kept the pride. What we've been is seldom seen Through circumspection's view, More's the like the broad's a **** Before we seek anew. Tunnel vision's sought derision's Always hard to take, Providing you too, seek anew To give this guy a break! For to dwell in negativity On confrontation's rim, May well court condemnation From both noble and the grim. So bite the grit n' cut the **** And climb aboard, my friend For one and all respect this call's Rough justice in the end. M.
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 12:00 AM UTC
Credit to the Crucified Cop
' Hell is other people' Sartre's famous dictum Someone else could say that of him He would himself by an object of public odium. What if he won the Nobel? Every statement we should with circumspection read Who says the wise have the final say? Too often they confuse and mislead.
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Dec 25, 2015
Dec 25, 2015 at 6:54 PM UTC
'HELL IS OTHER PEOPLE'
It's cold for August, we say, hiding in air conditioned negative pressure controlled light high rise rooms; "Be good", my mother used to say, "or they'll take you to the 9th floor of Ruby", except now you're here: After having done nothing so crazy that I can notice as might merit the magnitude of our current incarceration. But August is like that, hot or cold, and cruel all the same: It runs past us before we notice, shoving us clumsily away from the salvific summer and into the scorching one, subtly insinuating one's whole life has been prelude to hellfire; It reminds us what an apex feels like when it's seen from the wrong side, bitterly recalling greener grasses. We haven't the fortitude for all this sweat–we who're made of blood & bones, all full of fat & sinew and circumspection– I might say we're not august enough for August, if I were trying to be clever, which, so far it's seemed, has served as a milky, generally inadequate substitute for real intelligence. There's no time now, a supermajority of months behind, to vote for a better life, notwithstanding November's fine shadow or October's spectral quietude, or the laborious catharthis of September rains. No. It's time to get ripe. It's time to take the yellow bus to school and back home. It's time to sweat it out while we still can.
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 2:50 PM UTC
Cold for August
Overwhelmed by so much to do, And concerned that things would only get worse, God decided to reevaluate And take stock of His universe.   “I know it’s small in the scheme of things, But I have to say, for what it’s worth, One of my favorite projects was A little planet known as Earth.   “What a beautiful place it was— Forests thick with towering trees, Emerald valleys, golden fields, Crystal lakes, and unspoiled seas!   “But, oh, my goodness, look how man Has managed to the nth degree To sabotage my work of art! Good intentions backfired on me.   “Majestic forests: disappearing; Gorgeous valleys: barren mounds; Lakes and seas: polluted waters; Golden fields: dumping grounds.   “I gave people ears to hear with, But no one listens anymore; I gave people hearts to feel with, Yet feeling has gone out the door.   “I gave people eyes to see with, Yet so many folks are blind; I gave people brains to think with; What has happened to their mind?   “Instead of helping their fellow man, Out of anger they hurt and maim. Instead of peacefully living together, They fight their battles in my name.   “WHY is there such reluctance To offer aid to those in need? Generosity and sharing Both have been replaced by greed.   “The measurement of countries’ success Unfortunately corresponds, Not to taking care of the people, But to GNP and stocks and bonds.   “People also use my name To justify their cruel hate. Why can’t more see me as LOVE. Now THAT truly would be great.   “They love to put words in my mouth And claim to know my secret thoughts; Then they try to control others. People, you don’t call the shots!   “Having had so much to work with, Folks should easily get along. So either this was meant to happen, Or my experiment went wrong.   “When considering the laws of nature, I included circumspection. HA! I guess that we can say I’m perfect in my imperfection.   “There’s one good thing about this, though: All things must pass. So maybe I’m Going to have much more success When I make an Earth next time.” - by Bob B
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Oct 4, 2016
Oct 4, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC
Experiment Gone Haywire?
Overwhelmed by so much to do, And concerned that things would only get worse, God decided to reevaluate And take stock of His universe.   “I know it’s small in the scheme of things, But I have to say, for what it’s worth, One of my favorite projects was A little planet known as Earth.   “What a beautiful place it was— Forests thick with towering trees, Emerald valleys, golden fields, Crystal lakes, and unspoiled seas!   “But, oh, my goodness, look how man Has managed to the nth degree To sabotage my work of art! Good intentions backfired on me.   “Majestic forests: disappearing; Gorgeous valleys: barren mounds; Lakes and seas: polluted waters; Golden fields: dumping grounds.   “I gave people ears to hear with, But no one listens anymore; I gave people hearts to feel with, Yet feeling has gone out the door.   “I gave people eyes to see with, Yet so many folks are blind; I gave people brains to think with; What has happened to their mind?   “Instead of helping their fellow man, Out of anger they hurt and maim. Instead of peacefully living together, They fight their battles in my name.   “WHY is there such reluctance To offer aid to those in need? Generosity and sharing Both have been replaced by greed.   “The measurement of countries’ success Unfortunately corresponds, Not to taking care of the people, But to GNP and stocks and bonds.   “People also use my name To justify their cruel hate. Why can’t more see me as LOVE. Now THAT truly would be great.   “They love to put words in my mouth And claim to know my secret thoughts; Then they try to control others. People, you don’t call the shots!   “Having had so much to work with, Folks should easily get along. So either this was meant to happen, Or my experiment went wrong.   “When considering the laws of nature, I included circumspection. HA! I guess that we can say I’m perfect in my imperfection.   “There’s one good thing about this, though: All things must pass. So maybe I’m Going to have much more success When I make an Earth next time.” - by Bob B
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It's late.                    /awake              unbroken Moebius, (of "look what you did)      "look what you said")   hated)hated)hated)                    i remember carrying on like nothing was   wrong   with me.                                                                     they wouldn't meet                    my eyes./                                          I am                                                             being                                                                               carried                                                                                                        away—                                                               to that terrible world of my thoughts , alone;                                                                                           if i can survive this circumspection,/evade reaching tendrils                                                                         I may fade                                                                                                         into black—
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 1:25 AM UTC
Nightvisions
It's late.                    /awake              unbroken Moebius, (of "look what you did)      "look what you said")   hated)hated)hated)                    i remember carrying on like nothing was   wrong   with me.                                                                     they wouldn't meet                    my eyes./                                          I am                                                             being                                                                               carried                                                                                                        away—                                                               to that terrible world of my thoughts , alone;                                                                                           if i can survive this circumspection,/evade reaching tendrils                                                                         I may fade                                                                                                         into black—
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I write poetry, least that’s my aim; enjoy the challenge: think it a game. Although some follow rigid rules I tend to think that’s for fools, and break them as and when it suits. This is one of the literary pursuits which I enjoy, for it suits me well, as fans of mine will often tell. Others of a different persausion find, I’m possessed of a deviant mind. When a phrase or a single word I’ve used, is seemingly absurd - perceived within my poetic lines, you should take note of subtle signs, for you’ll find my intent oft changes direction. It's best you read my words with circumspection; knowing all may not be as it first appears, when perceived rationale ostensibly disappears. When this leaves the reader wondering “What?” Further reading suggests that what they’ve got are random meanderings of a Polyglot, or a deviant wordsmith, like as not! But it’s my way as a perverse Poet, possessing some acumen, and subtle wit, who uses allusive methods to lead and delude, those who blindly read each word as though twas cast in stone! Be aware, every word used, I hone keenly to achieve my desired effect! Being critical of all the words I select, is vital that each one fulfills my aim. Being pernickety, is to me, a game that fulfills a purpose. By this exercise I achieve satisfaction, and can fantasize about reactions I might possibly receive! Ergo!! My purpose, is simply to deceive! Rhymer. July 10th, 2018.
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 2:20 PM UTC
A Deviant Poet.