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"cloyed" poems
Oh, faery finch, whose golden form does climb Athwart the starry bays of poesies, sweet, I hear your voice, and drown in slumber’s clime, As I sit, pond’ring in my woolen seat. My quill spills no sweet word or sweeter song, For my heart such cloyed passions cannot game, And doubly more lies speechless my sore tongue, And triply even more, my soul’s the same. As hours pass, upon these pages, bare I stare as if no passion stirs to fly. To mount into Eutrepe’s mystic lair I couldn’t, ‘till your tender lullaby Had touched my ear, and from my breast awoke Some passioned fire, hearing such sweet voice. Of Heaven’s bells and Heaven’s harps. Out spoke Your lilting charms which, magically employs All of the Muse’s finest strengths and spells: Eutrepe’s mystic hymn, Erato’s grace And Calliope’s trance which softly swells In finest verse, and in such verse does trace Vast time. Oh, finch, were it not for your song Nor for you visiting me, worn with age No words would spill from out my stricken tongue And writ wouldn’t be to you, my own homáge.
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Feb 11, 2014
Feb 11, 2014 at 8:49 PM UTC
On a Golden Finch
the way an unknown part of my stomach once vellicated on the surface, a quick burst, single series of three waves—(I could even count them)—troughs, crests, passing the point of kiss (or dream), a peristalsis veering off course and plunging (up or down, in this there is no orientation) to an unexpectedly known place (likely another one) and I, seeming strangely uncomfortable. Or perhaps just light, the way it rippled just once, one time off the glass of an opening door, skidded across the passing wraith that was one of my shimmering hopes—but no, it is more the way the universe sounds outside of the window, as it is still being born again and stupendously being also dying again. The way I am too leaden or cloyed to shuffle feet, throw open that calico drape.
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Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 7:15 PM UTC
It is Like, It is Like
the world, cloyed in an expanse of white, looks to gray skies for consolation somewhere critters    sleep, even dream,       perhaps hope but only humans console
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 9:27 AM UTC
The Snow
A house of cards since torn apart And spirits broke before restarting. A crow, whose ****** circles fast Smells decay now from afar. The marrow picked, and bleed, once tasted, Fills the guts of those who've stuffed. And fumbled in a greasy til And still want more. Insatiable. Craven. Now rats who race to break the bones Do hurry and scurry to survey these heaps, All corners kept quietly questioning Questioning, Festering, Venturing these treacherous tendencies. What once caused irk now drives berserk in shadows lurk acquiescent clerks. Whose duteous work, Cloyed wolves 'mongst herds, venerate without exertion. Can't *** the plants to break enchantment. Now rubble strews the once green pastures, Serpentine, exiled from gardens, This concrete tomb, once womb of Gaea. How barren plains once bloomed; need rain. Her balding dusty broken frame Now chokes with hate for beast with brain Who slash deep wounds in soft terrain Contempt, with only glutenous gain. They reign.
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Sep 7, 2014
Sep 7, 2014 at 10:17 PM UTC
September 2013
It is a rotten morning. The core of hazels in the damp wood, wet and drowned, lose identity and turn to gutless shapes. Cloyed the muddy clay traps the dampness in its dips and depressions, clings to the shoes and slows the pittance of steps towards the caked tree where the mud mutters below the uneven branch, the bark is crusted over, and the one bird calls out once too often, level with the woodman’s pile. Turning aside the dropped stone splashes in the well and then he follows.
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Jan 16, 2017
Jan 16, 2017 at 8:59 AM UTC
THE WELL AND THE FOLLOWING
better 'n me get the meanings of meditation, or the rambling deep cloyed words of Kerouac, and when reading Silverstein the rain I hope gets into your head when you look up, I tried and I am dry, Or Charles' interloping between violent him and all his prose, sweetly dissolved in angst. All the raw wildness of E. E. cummings and Emerson, Sir walt I get a quick glimpse at time , suppose I understand. Then if nadda else, i hope you unnerstand that einstein dude and his E=MC 2 sounds to me like a rap group/
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
I hope you