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"columbian" poems
Señor Garcia Marquez Whatever did you mean When you wrote of life And of death by family I'm in love with Prudencio Aguilar's ghost Roaming about the Buendía household Hole in his throat Washing out the wound But what did you mean?! I'm in love with Do it yourself chastity belts And Ursula's fear of *** But why is this even a theory Your concept behind biracial inbreeding And Señor do not get me started On Melquíades and José Arcadio Buendía Because that friendship was Fated to be doomed I mean no disrespect in all this I just want to know Why use Macondo as an allegory For the Angel Gabriel You're genius, really But your run on paragraphs Infuriate every ounce of my writing soul You're a Columbian Tolstoy I mean that as no insult Your works are tremendous and outstanding But what am I doing You're now just an old dead man "Under the ground" So now I belong to figure out Why Pilar needs to fill a void Opened by a ****** And why Colonel Aureliano Buendía Thinks of his fond memory of ice Just before being killed I've paid my respects to your work Please pay respects to my search
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 3:57 PM UTC
Gabriel Garcia Márquez
Mayan Poetry Translations The Receiving of the Flower excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Let us sing overflowing with joy as we observe the Receiving of the Flower. The lovely maidens beam; their hearts leap in their ******* Why? Because they will soon yield their virginity to the men they love! ### The Deflowering excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Remove your clothes; let down your hair; become as naked as the day you were born— virgins! ### Prelude to ********** excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Lay out your most beautiful clothes, maidens! The day of happiness has arrived! Grab your combs, detangle your hair, adorn your earlobes with gaudy pendants. Dress in white as becomes maidens ... Then go, give your lovers the happiness of your laughter! And all the village will rejoice with you, for the day of happiness has arrived! ### The Flower-Strewn Pool excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You have arrived at last in the woods where no one can see what you do at the flower-strewn pool ... Remove your clothes, unbraid your hair, become as you were when you first arrived here, virgins, maidens! These are my modern English translations of ancient Mayan love poems. Native Americans were creating poems and songs in pre-Columbian days; Mayan and Aztec literature may date back to the first millennium BCE. Unfortunately the Spanish conquerors of South America destroyed all but four of the thousands of pre-Columbian books that probably once existed (according to translator Michael Coe). Mayan hieroglyphs remain far from fully understood and dating what remains is difficult. However, the best poetry is timeless and I believe we can know our Mayan brothers and sisters a little better through their poems.—Michael R. Burch These are my modern English translations of ancient Mayan love poems. Native Americans were creating poems and songs in pre-Columbian days; Mayan and Aztec literature may date back to the first millennium BCE. Unfortunately the Spanish conquerors of South America destroyed all but four of the thousands of pre-Columbian books that probably once existed (according to translator Michael Coe). Mayan hieroglyphs remain far from fully understood and dating what remains is difficult. However, the best poetry is timeless and I believe we can know our Mayan brothers and sisters a little better through their poems.—Michael R. Burch Keywords/Tags: ancient, Mayan, poetry, translation, translations, love, virginity, *** marriage, joy, happiness, flower, flowers, deflowering, clothes, hair, ****** nakedness
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May 5, 2020
May 5, 2020 at 4:54 AM UTC
Mayan Poetry Translations
Mayan Poetry Translations The Receiving of the Flower excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Let us sing overflowing with joy as we observe the Receiving of the Flower. The lovely maidens beam; their hearts leap in their ******* Why? Because they will soon yield their virginity to the men they love! ### The Deflowering excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Remove your clothes; let down your hair; become as naked as the day you were born— virgins! ### Prelude to ********** excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Lay out your most beautiful clothes, maidens! The day of happiness has arrived! Grab your combs, detangle your hair, adorn your earlobes with gaudy pendants. Dress in white as becomes maidens ... Then go, give your lovers the happiness of your laughter! And all the village will rejoice with you, for the day of happiness has arrived! ### The Flower-Strewn Pool excerpt from a Mayan love poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You have arrived at last in the woods where no one can see what you do at the flower-strewn pool ... Remove your clothes, unbraid your hair, become as you were when you first arrived here, virgins, maidens! These are my modern English translations of ancient Mayan love poems. Native Americans were creating poems and songs in pre-Columbian days; Mayan and Aztec literature may date back to the first millennium BCE. Unfortunately the Spanish conquerors of South America destroyed all but four of the thousands of pre-Columbian books that probably once existed (according to translator Michael Coe). Mayan hieroglyphs remain far from fully understood and dating what remains is difficult. However, the best poetry is timeless and I believe we can know our Mayan brothers and sisters a little better through their poems.—Michael R. Burch These are my modern English translations of ancient Mayan love poems. Native Americans were creating poems and songs in pre-Columbian days; Mayan and Aztec literature may date back to the first millennium BCE. Unfortunately the Spanish conquerors of South America destroyed all but four of the thousands of pre-Columbian books that probably once existed (according to translator Michael Coe). Mayan hieroglyphs remain far from fully understood and dating what remains is difficult. However, the best poetry is timeless and I believe we can know our Mayan brothers and sisters a little better through their poems.—Michael R. Burch Keywords/Tags: ancient, Mayan, poetry, translation, translations, love, virginity, *** marriage, joy, happiness, flower, flowers, deflowering, clothes, hair, ****** nakedness
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Wife-beater, drum player blower of holy pan-pipes Plumed, bejeweled in ****** plastic Inca priest, mestizo beast multi-kulti prophet (who chooses to live in the USA) where liberals kow-tow while you show them how to adulate indigenous crypto misogynous eager to pay eager to please diversity’s devotees buy your CDs a perfect idiot from the mythic Sierra naming your brood after Andean peaks pre-Columbian pachamama freaks eat it up: your Inca schtick (but ask the battered gringa-chick about your unsustainable ways: who hits who smiles who beats who pays ?)
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 11:58 AM UTC
Indio Profesional
The black, iron God arm punched placid-blanched clouds, and dangled cat cable down to lemon-vested men with chalkboard faces. *Basic algebra, today's date, daily syllabi, God-fearing anecdotes, and the evils of homosexuality.* Fornicating with other dudes is like moving Jesus' rock with your condom'd ***** Let sleeping dieties die. We find them buried deep beneath **** ceramics by T.V. criminals, rapists, murderers, buzzers, free- lovers, angelheaded sweethearts. They have nearly four dollar souls, barely enough for a Wilpo dinner at Hepburn Diner. #2 breakfast with one cup of Columbian cartel coffee with a pinch of whole milk to take the edge off, so he won't be gripping the booth vinyl when a "freedom" flash cop car passes. Police cruisers are just bigger bicycles that we're afraid of, sporting cereal box baseball cards in the spokes. Cops were the kids that needed help their first time fresh off training wheels. Training academy training them for low-speed cat chases through flower beds. Sweet daffodil, you didn't have to die like this. You could've drank straight from the pitcher at a stranger's dinner party potluck, seen the guts of a New York highrise, shared the coke left beneath a woman's botched nose job. You could have been more than this. You could have been more. You could have been. You could have. You could. You. You, daffodil, stamen-down in Miracle Gro and dog **** could have been more.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 1:06 AM UTC
Sweet Daffodil
It walked on water over seas And lurked within the hold Deep inside it slept and dreamt Of glory, God and gold It raised its sword to take and have And felled the trees with axe To claim and own the uncontrolled Then marked it on our backs   It spoke in tongues of serpents And hissed of demon flame Promising salvation If we but learned its name It forced us to betray And turn against our brother Condemned us to a barren rock By ravaging our mother It offered us the thought of more   And then reached out its hand But only shared a sickness That still spreads throughout this land
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
Columbian Exchange
The mirror, mirror lies Reflecting back at me All I see is powder Where could I be? Numb from the Columbian A new national war bond A roman hierarchy Bang their drums obscenely To One Right Wing God The dragon took the towers But man, it’s happen before It’s been real hard to ***** all these drugs To crush all over my mirror And hide my ugly mug When did I change? I think I know who’s behind it completely Samson’s in my blood
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 3:04 AM UTC
Mirror, Mirror, Lines
My coffee and I have quite the relationship So hot, but knows when to cool down Dark, smooth, tasteful to the tongue She keeps me up all through the moonlight Until my eyes peck the sun Sweet *** of coffee How is it so? You are so arousing and pleasurable I can not let go- I always want more I never stop at one glass It takes me at least three cups To make the night last I am addicted to her Columbian bliss Sweet kisses of her flavor All over my lips Again and again Until my cup runs dry Until I fall asleep Until I see her next time She makes me warm I like her this way When she eventually cools down I do still like her just the same Quick, and easy to finish- But such is a rare occasion I don't usually wait or have the patience She doesn't care either way In the end one thing is for certain I like coffee any time of the day So to speak
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 5:32 PM UTC
My Colombian Babe
She’s hot and wet when she greets me in the morning, I know of no better way to wake up. And when I need her she is always there, She fills my loving cup. It is an affair that has been going on for years, And she will continue to comfort when I’m old. When I am down she perks me up, She warms me when I am cold. Dark and bold she comes to me, More beautiful than any sunrise. Like a gypsy with her magic charms, She has the power to open tired eyes. Though some folks may criticize her, Pointing out her mother’s a Columbian nut. And yes, those South Americans are a bit hot-blooded, But I just smile and say “So what?” For coffee and I are partners in life, From her I will never stray. And should anyone try to get between us, They will surely rue the day. 10-01-15.
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Feb 2, 2016
Feb 2, 2016 at 7:41 PM UTC
She Fills My Loving Cup
His life was simple— bound by action of a duplicate forced to move with military precision. Nobody’s asked what he thinks or how he feels— I just assumed he was ok with this. He was stuck living a fake life in a fake world that isn’t his. While I wrote he’d rather be fishing. When I brushed my teeth, again, he thought about that Robert Downy Jr. movie he was missing. One day, I saw the sadness in his gray, baggy eyes and offered a cup of coffee, Sumerian. When he told me Columbian was preferred, I relieved him— told him to explore the reality in which he was born. Before he left with gleeful abandonment, I proposed a time to hangout should he ever be in need of a friend. He smiled, thankful of my kind gesture, but simply said, “I’ve been staring at your face for a quarter century. I never want to see you again.”
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Sep 27, 2011
Sep 27, 2011 at 1:26 PM UTC
Mirror Reflection
If you don't know me by now I am gregarious I am a loner sometimes hilarious other times a moaner sharp as a tack dull as a dark cloud sitting quietly in a corner other times I'm too loud I'll lay heaps of praise I'll call you out wanna know what's on my mind I'll leave no doubt I'll give you kisses call you an *** never been confused as one with too much class I'm a hard worker and a lazy *** I can be your lover I can be your chum don't like being played but crazy about games don't like loudmouths love **** dames have fancy suits and cheapo shorts like tasty ***** but no ***** or snorts oh I will take a hit off a Columbian joint get high into a trance laugh dance and point yes I am this and I am that if you need a friend I'll be more than that just treat me right don't pull my chain then I'll be there again and again Gomer LePoet ....
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 11:35 AM UTC
If you don't know me by now
. Collecting the years like a lazy butterfly caught in the mouth of a lost time infested net. Columbian Crush! Where it never rains love nor money. ***** clothes, ***** hands, and ***** minds fill man's hole. Singing shotgun, bottom feeder's cameras sling the dirt and shoot the moon. Wild childrens' vines still swing. Will anyone here be voting next Thursday? Remind me why time was killed, so brutally gunned down in broad daylight. He apologises as he secretly scratches her name from his little black book. Bartender, another shot of Columbian Crush on the rocks...
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Mar 10, 2010
Mar 10, 2010 at 9:18 PM UTC
~Columbian Crush
A slit, gaping throat where a forked, snake-like tongue hangs - it's columbian Wrapped 'round and tied up like the hangman's favorite noose - It's been done again The lies once sold here now see their values deflate - time solders all wounds The serpents words ceased A silence takes us by storm - decayed with three moons
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 12:27 AM UTC
Necktie
It is 6:57. Startled am I, by the nights dream. Son of Jocasta, King of Thebes! I head t’ward the morning steam, To rid one’s eyes of the malaise A few stabs And my mind is clear. Abruptly, like fire on the agora. Desire veer me to vices! A cup of Columbian roast, with stoge in hand, I perch upon the balcony, With no intent to slip, I s’pose Each inhalation and sip Fulfill temporal desire beneath our aging celestial fire. 7:54 I am out the door, out out with it! It being me, me being it.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 4:09 PM UTC
Oh Sophocles!
Gravity's on more than usual today and the tile is unforgiving to the gawky limbs in my shoulder sockets that keep dropping my favorite **** My ******* flower mug. My flower mug, with the two-finger handle. With the hazelnut and vanilla and almond and Columbian dark dark roast. With the "goodmorning" and "hows life?" "Fine." Lifey, isn't it? And I'll be peeling super glue off my fingers for days even though I know it won't hold what it's meant to anymore (Who does?) Maybe it'll start a penny collection someday. (Who knows?) And I'll wait in a silence with which I'm well-acquainted. I know if you break it, you buy it, but I'm broke.
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Mar 21, 2012
Mar 21, 2012 at 8:12 PM UTC
This is about my favorite mug
I hope its a Saturday. I would start by waking up before you do (since I'm always the last one up) and I'd cook you breakfast in bed. It seems simple I know, but I'd start early at, like, 7 am and cook every kind of pancake and egg I could imagine. Like eggs in a basket or cinnamon bun pancakes, or maybe just the buttermilk kind. I would tap the maple tree out back and boil up a batch of the sweetest maple syrup you had ever tasted. Every time you would taste syrup after this, you would think of me and this morning. Then I would cook up all of the bacon I could find until it turned black and crispy (too burnt for me, but I know you like it that way). I'd pull all of the mangoes and oranges and grapefruit out of the fridge, and use that Jack LaLanne Power Juicer, you know, the one that we haven't used since it arrived on our porch. There will be too much pulp for you, but you'll drink it anyway. I would finish up by brewing your favorite coffee- isn't it that Columbian kind?- and wake you with the smell wafting through the apartment (like those Maxwell House commercials). You would come downstairs wondering what was going on, and where I was, since I am never out of bed before you. And you would see a table covered in food with me ironing all of your work shirts for the next week. It would be so **** we'd make love right there, on the dining room floor ignoring the food that was quickly becoming too cold to enjoy. And then I would erase it all and leave you.
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Jan 4, 2012
Jan 4, 2012 at 7:18 PM UTC
What would you do?
I hope its a Saturday. I would start by waking up before you do (since I'm always the last one up) and I'd cook you breakfast in bed. It seems simple I know, but I'd start early at, like, 7 am and cook every kind of pancake and egg I could imagine. Like eggs in a basket or cinnamon bun pancakes, or maybe just the buttermilk kind. I would tap the maple tree out back and boil up a batch of the sweetest maple syrup you had ever tasted. Every time you would taste syrup after this, you would think of me and this morning. Then I would cook up all of the bacon I could find until it turned black and crispy (too burnt for me, but I know you like it that way). I'd pull all of the mangoes and oranges and grapefruit out of the fridge, and use that Jack LaLanne Power Juicer, you know, the one that we haven't used since it arrived on our porch. There will be too much pulp for you, but you'll drink it anyway. I would finish up by brewing your favorite coffee- isn't it that Columbian kind?- and wake you with the smell wafting through the apartment (like those Maxwell House commercials). You would come downstairs wondering what was going on, and where I was, since I am never out of bed before you. And you would see a table covered in food with me ironing all of your work shirts for the next week. It would be so **** we'd make love right there, on the dining room floor ignoring the food that was quickly becoming too cold to enjoy. And then I would erase it all and leave you.
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monsters call to themselves and breezes eat the stones a blue moon sheds the underworld of thought and time it wallows in a pink sea where out of the depths his words like blown cherry blossoms come and a little bird finds his pool of dreams the birthing pool of ideas then she is gone flying under a soft Columbian sky growing hope, after him whose creations and distractions are the processes that are necessary to show the true feelings hidden beneath the surface of things where there is an endless combat a struggle between darkness and light the emotional duality of life between that which is and that which has already been for this is a place of images images built upon images constructed upon layers and layers of so much paint and you ask yourself ( without much insistence) is there hope between a stone and in this brief moment of asking you give a lifetime In memory of Gabriel García Márquez
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 8:56 PM UTC
On The Death of Gabriel García Márquez
we’ve learmed to seperate ourselves from columbian coffee night skies that breathe heavy, whispering myth into our ears about a modern Perseus and his love affairs. i’m tired of the way air dances over fingertips through open windows, disappearing like spirits through blackened doorways. MP is singing his personal praises in an aging voice sounding of rock ‘n’ roll gravel and blood - he is not the soft night breezes telling us of him and we can’t understand why we’re separating. i just want to listen to the myth, old like the willows that leak sap upon their death beds, but i’m drowning in silence. we’re remembering grey rooms that hung heavily over our heads, breaking the songs of MP against the walls in a shattering display. we’re shattering in the exact way demonstrated. insomniac tendencies breaking into the breeze, stealing myth and covering MP with filth, with the stories that a modern Medusa split his heart but never turned him to stone to make him suffer - to bend but never break. and we’re listening to the stories of old, written in the new, wondering how to break the cycle.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 12:37 PM UTC
MP, as in empty nights
Saturday tastes like bitter tea Stuck between atoms that cannot be seen The mirror ripples and the motor bleeds Wrap up in syran and lie in the streets The business end is no place to stay Water from the naval is the only grace Drink it in and enjoy your night Your touch is candle wax acid bite Let me remind you that the company sings They never stay quiet about the things we've seen Don't look now but we're about to drown These are the things I think when you go down Make skin with my teeth and a hard blast beat Summer lovin burnin hot rain in the road Cigarette pinholes and a lump in my throat We all float on water when we croak. Choke on smoke, Columbian coke Serrated knives at the end of a rope The knots fall off, the calls all stop And the needle in my neck is soaked We see the stars on our ceiling We see fireworks on the walls The world makes noise when the sun retreats To weep with the fishes while the movie repeats They sleep in the fission circle glowing, we eat The sick on my pin cushion, unfurl, flowing, recede Be me and see the need to breathe the ivory creed Planting the seed for the last of my blood Feel the trees grow in your lungs and free Yourself from superstitions of heaven and love Let me remind you that the company sings They won't keep quiet about things we've seen Stars on the ceiling Don't look now but we're all gonna drown These are the things I think when you go down Fireworks on the walls
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 1:25 AM UTC
glory whole
Still puffin' cigars in my sixty six jaguar Made a hood star from climbing a far **** the drug games I made my name Through lyrics of pain easing ya migraine Words pure as Columbian ******* That's means you'll go insane Tryna hang with the dark Knight Bruce Wayne Which means ya mentallydrained going derange My smiff n wesson lays a nice range From the Midwest to the south of Central Texas Get love from my barrio we stay thorough Haters get marked like zorro  so follow The leader beat pleaser turn ebenenzer Once I spit vocals take over ya locals Can't Max  me out my own **** hardest to hit Ya swear it's back in the year of nine six Slammin' all of the these industry clowns like Jordans did the Knicks A Timely essence Even if I'm chillin' with the dead residence you'll still feel my presence no hesitance To foes stained ya calicos wake ya up with a cup of Flow and I stay smokin' girls ******* holes setting fires to their mentals My flows set on auto pilot causing riots Baltimore rage untamed had to put my rhymes in a cage Seen the guage Cocked back ain't no taking away from that Deaths in progress only blessing you seen Is stress so take another hit of cannabis Before you enter the eternal abyss hang ya body over the cliff Like Big Red record every word I said And still can't get a word to the feds I'm the black Hoover got flats from Houston to Vancouver Let me show ya who's the real bruiser Spittin' rhymes that lay more bodies than Fallujah Cruise right through tha My rhymes is tank shootin' missles with no thanks I'm only here to live out My fathers prank Though the devil keep me above all levels Tryna stay from the goods I was made rebel Fools thought they was Cain til they found out I was abel Killin' em with microphone cordless cables and turntables Read between my eyers n you'll see visions of many halos
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Feb 16, 2019
Feb 16, 2019 at 8:01 PM UTC
Aggin'
Still puffin' cigars in my sixty six jaguar Made a hood star from climbing a far **** the drug games I made my name Through lyrics of pain easing ya migraine Words pure as Columbian ******* That's means you'll go insane Tryna hang with the dark Knight Bruce Wayne Which means ya mentallydrained going derange My smiff n wesson lays a nice range From the Midwest to the south of Central Texas Get love from my barrio we stay thorough Haters get marked like zorro  so follow The leader beat pleaser turn ebenenzer Once I spit vocals take over ya locals Can't Max  me out my own **** hardest to hit Ya swear it's back in the year of nine six Slammin' all of the these industry clowns like Jordans did the Knicks A Timely essence Even if I'm chillin' with the dead residence you'll still feel my presence no hesitance To foes stained ya calicos wake ya up with a cup of Flow and I stay smokin' girls ******* holes setting fires to their mentals My flows set on auto pilot causing riots Baltimore rage untamed had to put my rhymes in a cage Seen the guage Cocked back ain't no taking away from that Deaths in progress only blessing you seen Is stress so take another hit of cannabis Before you enter the eternal abyss hang ya body over the cliff Like Big Red record every word I said And still can't get a word to the feds I'm the black Hoover got flats from Houston to Vancouver Let me show ya who's the real bruiser Spittin' rhymes that lay more bodies than Fallujah Cruise right through tha My rhymes is tank shootin' missles with no thanks I'm only here to live out My fathers prank Though the devil keep me above all levels Tryna stay from the goods I was made rebel Fools thought they was Cain til they found out I was abel Killin' em with microphone cordless cables and turntables Read between my eyers n you'll see visions of many halos
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Ashen skies she smoked, columbian gold, in the belly of the cougar, pledged allegiance to no mans flag, so beautiful thought I, as the milky way, took me on a journey, beyond reality, but who am I, to think such thoughts, just a poet? searching for a pulpit, a preacher without a cause, a prophet, thoughts frozen under the weight of reality, insanity, dispels the ink, touches the soul, keeps me sane, all in the name of the pen, the tears flow free, as I walk away, smiling, refusing to kiss, her corpse.
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Nov 18, 2011
Nov 18, 2011 at 8:01 PM UTC
Ashen skies!
Her wasabi breath, snake venom injected crow's feet & chain smoking reflex could scare a country into prohibition. Enough ****** power and spine behind every word to ******* the male populous into a plethora of soggy invertebrates. Barnacle encrusted spinach weave, obsidian void lip stick she squeezed off a bat's back & a Columbian waltz she stole from a putrid little beasty all mixed up & spit into a murky cocktail glass wearing high heels. You could feel the atmosphere tickle a bit when she raised a brow at You. That silky whisper of a voice was just an illusionist prelude to the thundering brass of her ringing enthusiasm. She was the most powerful being. A lioness among the flock of sheep. A droplet of viscous mercury in an oil spill. Raw. Sharp. Lethal.
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 10:21 PM UTC
Water Off a Bat's Back
He washed his hands in the Caño Cristales. Five colours of healing bruises put to pasture Within his purpled veins. There was blood again; He was now a resident of Earth. ****** hair had grown wildly into a half-beard. He scratched at it in the Columbian sun, Sweating in the lack of British rain And thinking of all the miles he had Put between the two. He’d spent all his life combing the mirror. Combing the mirror and expecting change; An escape from vanity publishers and Celebrity snapshots. Combing the mirror, And so always ending up in the same place. Searching his memories of Peruvian plains, There were diagrams set by the former residents. He took out his folded notebook and started on The Brand New Testament; before throwing Its ashes into the liquid rainbow.
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 9:13 PM UTC
Caño Cristales
i recall seeing you in september, you were drinking a coffee and your lengthy unkempt hair spilt down over what was probably an old sweater of your mother's. i thought maybe aphrodite had come down from olympus for a cup of hot water & cream & ground columbian beans. you were kind of lost in something on your phone, (kept looking at it there on the table) shifting your legs. there was a grocery bag beside you---not very full. maybe there were just a few things you’d needed? some orange juice and semolina pasta. but i was most impressed by a little mesh bag holding a dozen babybels, small and red like sliced apples thru the plastic. (christ, those are good.) after you left i went and bought a few, back home just sorta held them in my open palm eating them at leisure, committing your face to memory.
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Jun 7, 2011
Jun 7, 2011 at 5:54 AM UTC
aphrodite over coffee
Pre-Columbian decomposition held over the shilling Bleached in the lord’s name god willing Bartered with Charon For voyage through the Acheron Slipped and fell into the first whole circle Limbo bound with unbaptized babies looking mighty purple
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 2:38 PM UTC
Corrosive Fun
stoop side you sit fallen angels with broken knees, 40 ounce amber galaxies & palms of prayer on an open mirror. The benefactive is Columbian is endless stairs on roofless buildings, is your cracked knuckles of powdered meaning — metallic shifts in the parking lot holy begging thunder to threat everything at once, so then you can forget. You prayed for all the wrong pronunciations & when you sleep demons graffiti epistles on the walls of your exposed chest.
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
epode of your carbon being