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"compensate" poems
Subconsciously, I replaced your emotions With emoticons Your eyes With profile pictures Your voice With fonts Falling into this technological abyss How could I be so stupid Thinking whatsapp Could compensate For your aura. And now consciously I suffer...
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 5:14 PM UTC
Whatsapp
heart shaped kisses really miss my mistress. drowning in a sea of loneliness i call my home might be better than sitting on a plastic throne. but if she's here too then that's perfect for me because she's one of a kind- extraordinary. i imagine she kisses like a rattlesnake addicting and deadly but i don't think she's the type to compensate. i'd never make her do such a thing only mostly for the fear that she’d never act the same. because when she hangs over my hips tighter than my belt i get the most intense feelings i've ever felt. i’m starting to think she’s engraved in my bones and if she leaves i’ll have to go with her because i have to go wherever my collagen goes. i imagine she cries the way stars fall from the sky beautifully and mesmerizing when they speed down her chin and make you want to die die die. she tends to bring the end to make the beginning more livid god i love her heart shaped kisses i just really really really miss my mistress.
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Apr 17, 2018
Apr 17, 2018 at 9:19 AM UTC
she's a light in the darkness,she's my home
1603 The going from a world we know To one a wonder still Is like the child’s adversity Whose vista is a hill, Behind the hill is sorcery And everything unknown, But will the secret compensate For climbing it alone?
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The going from a world we know
i smoke a little bud because i am drowning take a shot of liquor because i am drowning face it i aint sober because im drowning everyone needs little relief to save them from drowning i am drowning drowning government eats while the people are bleeding so they're drowning system is shady wont compensate for the drowning all alone with nothing to eat because we're drowning the world is full of hatred so bitter we drown in it we drowning drowning feed the homeless people because they drowning where's our human rights because Africa is drowning resuscitate all Africa because she is drowning you'redrowning drowning we don't deserve the sanctions because we are drowning maintaining your pollution so we drown in it we can't stop drowning drowning we crave stability because we're drowning still fighting for equality because we're drowning give me back my identity and prevent me from drowning diminishing the role of an African Queen to watch her drowning drowning drowning stand up for ubuntu because abantu is drowning
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Jun 18, 2021
Jun 18, 2021 at 10:46 PM UTC
Who is the life-guard
every train going out leaves behind so much grief of separation. no arriving train brings, enough sunshine to compensate it
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Jan 23, 2012
Jan 23, 2012 at 11:30 PM UTC
grief is the palpable presence in railway stations.
Balance, Is that not what life is? Balance, Between virtues and vices? If you begin to contemplate You'd realize.. You're will not, to compensate. Not when it's your life You'd save, no matter the lie Would you work for a greater good? Or rather, keep warm inside your hood? For the wonderful music to play, For the high life, For a better taste For this, would you be able to tip the scale? For you to succeed For others to fail *IMbalance,* Is that not what life is? Where good for one, Is to adopt your vices
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Feb 8, 2015
Feb 8, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
.BALANCE.
you used to come home loudly in the dark but quietly in the day we’d be together to compensate we were only in love on Halloweens you in those hundred dollar costumes worth two in material and tiny fingers **** rats and ER surgeons to me with a pop-culturally relevant ******* mask Frankenstein (to the dumb dudes that go to these things) that chisels me like a jell-o mold that blurs her infinitely beautiful walking-away the blooming glances pairing parting lips to talk ******** caking the ***** reeling in our heads winding round the spindle hooked tight pulling my hard-hat plastic-green face to the windmill
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 3:02 AM UTC
To the Windmill
.#metoboot. X   O   X O   X   O X   X   O            who the **** was i supposed to be calling? #: but there's no phone-number and there's no              telephone... let me just call up a trend...    a meme...            funny funny... not so funny... it's still amazing how existence drags essence along with itself... and that essence is neither a priori, nor a posteriori, to compensate existence, being neither of the two. since why should    existence be a priori to essence,    or why essence should be a posteriori to existence... oh... wait... why essence should be a posteriori to existence? that part... so why does the notion of knowledge exist, or the fact that some 100 year old old **** gives life advice about how he has a 20 year old lover, and he shoots a down trip of ***** of 1cl each day? it's still a drag experience, no, not Brighton drag queens... existence drags essence into its ontological conclusion...     mors mater... muttertod...    matka śmierć...                      mother death; and? last time i heard? she's the ultimus virgo, she's the (do you couple adverbs with verbs, or verbs with nouns in german? can you couple adverbs with verbs? ah... ad- Latin prefix: toward... sure... an adverb + a verb sounds better than an adverb + noun) hence? letzemaljungfrau, ostatnia niewiasta, the last (or the lasting) ****** she can't exactly fake ******* over someone to a dead pulp of prior to tadpole whipped / egg white cream. *
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Nov 2, 2018
Nov 2, 2018 at 12:27 PM UTC
telephone call: matka śmierć
.#metoboot. X   O   X O   X   O X   X   O            who the **** was i supposed to be calling? #: but there's no phone-number and there's no              telephone... let me just call up a trend...    a meme...            funny funny... not so funny... it's still amazing how existence drags essence along with itself... and that essence is neither a priori, nor a posteriori, to compensate existence, being neither of the two. since why should    existence be a priori to essence,    or why essence should be a posteriori to existence... oh... wait... why essence should be a posteriori to existence? that part... so why does the notion of knowledge exist, or the fact that some 100 year old old **** gives life advice about how he has a 20 year old lover, and he shoots a down trip of ***** of 1cl each day? it's still a drag experience, no, not Brighton drag queens... existence drags essence into its ontological conclusion...     mors mater... muttertod...    matka śmierć...                      mother death; and? last time i heard? she's the ultimus virgo, she's the (do you couple adverbs with verbs, or verbs with nouns in german? can you couple adverbs with verbs? ah... ad- Latin prefix: toward... sure... an adverb + a verb sounds better than an adverb + noun) hence? letzemaljungfrau, ostatnia niewiasta, the last (or the lasting) ****** she can't exactly fake ******* over someone to a dead pulp of prior to tadpole whipped / egg white cream. *
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Locked away in a tower in the middle of a forest since the age of twelve Hidden from the public eyes for years Beautiful Rapunzel was imprisoned A binding promise made To compensate for the sin of his father who stole for love Rapunzel's life was completely shut a couple of times in a day she only came to light only to let her golden long hair down through a tiny window that connected her caged like world to the bright world outside upon a call from the enchantress "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, please let your long hair down for me" Rapunzel let down the braids of her hair, and the enchantress climbed up to her Many years have passed nobody knew of Rapunzel's existence The dragging years Too little sunlight The magnificent hair of Rapunzel became weak and thin Once it was the strongest ladder but The enchantress fell in the thorny garden in an attempt to climb up the tower Rapunzel's hair no longer lustrous and strong Waiting for a brave prince for too long Till the hair is tired and the waits prolonged....
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 1:43 PM UTC
Poor Rapunzel...
A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being told to pass on the pumpkin pie A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being scrutinized over everything you ingest A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being met with questions no matter what you eat or don't eat "Have some more potatoes, Sarah" "Haven't you had enough yet?" A fat girl's Thanksgiving is a double standard wrapped up In a pretty floral bow Just like the cornucopia in the table's center. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is a broken tradition fixated not on giving thanks But on her every movement in regards to her plate A fat girl's Thanksgiving is only eating half her helping A fat girl's Thanksgiving is throwing up each and every bite of it Into a porcelain garbage bin exactly thirteen minutes later A fat girl's Thanksgiving is perfecting a purge Stand up and lean Time it just right Dry heave first. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is the second to last time she sees her grandpa And she cannot even focus on family Because this disease has intertwined itself into the crevices of her mind A fat girl's Thanksgiving is her worst nightmare and her favorite holiday For she is constantly under surveillance But no one questions her habits that day So she is free to be sick as often as she likes. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is counting every calorie Knowing exactly how much she needs to compensate for every particle of food Polluting her system. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is shoving things into her body And immediately wanting them out While having the means to get rid of them. A fat girl's Thanksgiving has always been shared with her alter ego, Bulimia. A fat girl's Thanksgiving has always been a paradox Hopefully this year she will be able to go alone.
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 10:44 PM UTC
A Fat Girl's Thanksgiving
A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being told to pass on the pumpkin pie A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being scrutinized over everything you ingest A fat girl's Thanksgiving is being met with questions no matter what you eat or don't eat "Have some more potatoes, Sarah" "Haven't you had enough yet?" A fat girl's Thanksgiving is a double standard wrapped up In a pretty floral bow Just like the cornucopia in the table's center. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is a broken tradition fixated not on giving thanks But on her every movement in regards to her plate A fat girl's Thanksgiving is only eating half her helping A fat girl's Thanksgiving is throwing up each and every bite of it Into a porcelain garbage bin exactly thirteen minutes later A fat girl's Thanksgiving is perfecting a purge Stand up and lean Time it just right Dry heave first. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is the second to last time she sees her grandpa And she cannot even focus on family Because this disease has intertwined itself into the crevices of her mind A fat girl's Thanksgiving is her worst nightmare and her favorite holiday For she is constantly under surveillance But no one questions her habits that day So she is free to be sick as often as she likes. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is counting every calorie Knowing exactly how much she needs to compensate for every particle of food Polluting her system. A fat girl's Thanksgiving is shoving things into her body And immediately wanting them out While having the means to get rid of them. A fat girl's Thanksgiving has always been shared with her alter ego, Bulimia. A fat girl's Thanksgiving has always been a paradox Hopefully this year she will be able to go alone.
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When you are attacked by boredom You are invited by devil's kingdom In case you yield to the pressure You stand to lose Divine pleasure Every job will bore one at last We must with dexterity outlast Fun may be absent many times Expected joy, soul never claims None can win ever or lose always All have surely their glorious days When failure comes and attacks A shrewd soul, prayer alone backs After doing a particular work or task We must ask for more and not bask We must derive peace and celebrate The Almighty is there to compensate Let us make up our mind to hard-work Surely our life will never at all go berserk If our motto is to do duty with sincerity Our mind is given by Heaven true clarity Today, make up your mind to do the best Do your portion skillfully by being honest Rewards and results will stun your life God will rescue you from every strife. mvvenkataraman SEARCH mvvenkataraman IN GOOGLE OR YAHOO TYPE mvvenkataraman IN URL
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Feb 2, 2012
Feb 2, 2012 at 8:32 AM UTC
Calmly Bearing Makes Life never Boring
Now upon Age my Ripe Lantern will give The Rose of Thirty-Four for his Best Joy Sister, the Token of my Purpose, live, Brother, the Promise of a Knighted Boy Which Rose, purple or red, will compensate A Decade's Sin I rehearse to atone Pride, one Raven crowed I pluck without Hate And gently shift my Psalms for her Behold How another Labour I justly Failed Must submit to her Needs before my own For me the Decoding Concept derailed The Troll called Pity transforms your Heart to Gold. You both planned to defer in New Year's Lift Still for you both I sing this Sterling Gift.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:31 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: JIPO CERVANTES AND TISHA MANDREZA
Peace or bliss or be it the happiness without the human can these be found? Be it the alluring nectar of the bliss could it compensate for the loss of a loved one? Blooming roses can delight the eyes but what better could one have than other than getting closer to the one open heart company of a human being?
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 8:10 PM UTC
Human Is For The Human Being
I know how hard you’re trying: caught between what’s good and what’s right, triangulated by compliance to a routine that leaves you restless. You’ve spent your childhood dreaming of ‘somewhere else’ but now that you’re here, you dream again: of ‘somewhere new.’ You can’t pin down a pilot, and you’re a high flyer with a heart for danger and full of desire from the stardust in your veins and the galaxies mirrored in your eyes. You’re no Harry Potter-- their attention drives you wild, craving counteraction to the demons that followed you from your home planet and have tainted your every breath. *(he’s got stars in his smiles that stretch like galaxies. oh, god, you know what that means.)* Like I said, you can’t pin down a pilot, and you don’t want to be found. You’ll push and push until your heart gives out, compensate and retaliate by breaking the hearts that beat for you. If you’re going down, they will too. You’re a beautiful disaster creating new paths for strength to rise out of, a beautiful disaster caught between cliffs and a hard place. You wanted to touch down on every planet in your system, but you never planned on your engines failing. You can’t pin down a pilot, not until he’s crashing.
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Jan 6, 2016
Jan 6, 2016 at 9:26 PM UTC
THE PILOT
Loving someone is a confusing task. Its that point of time when people don't really understand what they are upto. Maybe its because, when we fall in love, we are not only driven by the modern world instincts, but also by traits which we've inherited from our earliest ancestors. Its an amalgam of varying emotions resulting from numerous hormones. We get involved in the act of love either to enrich out lives or to generate lives...its all logic. However, the simplest act of expressing or explaining this strange feeling, appears to be a mammoth task for most. We call it 'love' just like we call God 'God', but its just a verbal pronunciation for things we don't understand, for things which are much greater than just the words... We say 'I love you' but we mean so much more, even the most beautiful poems cannot possibly explain it properly. Hundreds of letters written by a lover cannot compensate for the lover in person, 10000 words cannot compensate for a simple gesture or an act of love. Words are just sounds which transmit thoughts from one mind to the other, But in order to touch the deepest core of the brain, which is the heart, one must go way beyond the thoughts, way beyond those 10000 words.
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 2:40 PM UTC
10000 Words
I have a right to be hostile. I have a right to place blame to a person who has hurt me in the "Lord's name". I have a right to hate when my people are scared. You are supposed to serve and protect and yet, your weapons are aimed where? I have a right to shout in the face of your ignorance. Because just me being alive is a ******* political statement. Being a decent human is not something to congratulate. Be decent because that is human, not because you must compensate. Don't force me into a box and say I cannot escape. **** the paths of this forked road I choose my own fate. Adding pressure to silence will only turn us into diamonds, because in our hard-earned victory we'll sparkle and be shinin'. There are too many of our voices, we're impatient, that much is clear. We're angry not because we want to be, but because we refuse to live in fear.
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 2:31 AM UTC
To be ANGRY
the catholic nurse all sensitive caring noticing everything what can she think of my hot/cold torment always near blowing it living in the fast lane so friendly kind the girls dewy eyed wanda abandoned me bolton is in my hands and yet my coldness hurts the more emotional they stay trying to find a reason for my ice-like suspicion fish eyes coldly indifferent eyes suspect everything that moves socialising just to be loud compensate for cold lack of essential trust warmth i love them despite myself my desire to love is unconscious and gigantesque i never know when i'm going to miss someone strange coldness perplexing i've got to work to get devotion but once i get it i really get people on my side there are my people who can survive my shark-like coldness and there are those who want something more personal i can be very devoted to those who can stay the course my soul is aching for an impartial love of people i'm at war with myself.
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 4:21 AM UTC
Strange Coldness Perplexing
Shrouded in deep purple fear and billowing clouds of crimson shame, I sat on the floor, a trembling moth in still air. I swallowed. The taste of bile remained. My warmth flowed out of my body into the icy bathroom tiles, escaping rapidly through cracks in my split-open soul. She sat beside me, quiet, waiting. After an eternity, I nodded to her with a shaky breath. She helped me gently off the floor and guided me to her bed, tucking herself behind me to become my tight cocoon. With my head rested against her chest, I heard her blood pounding through her, but her breaths were slow, controlled. The fibers of my muscles remained tense, straining to compensate for my spirit - raw, exposed, vulnerable. Her small, soft fingers ran through my tangled hair, drips of golden honey appearing as she began to hum. Her radiant honey oozed from the smooth, full notes of her voice and dripped between sharp fragments of my shattered porcelain. The clock tutted at us from the wall, approaching the third hour of morning, but she held my shards together tenderly and unhurried. The fight drained from me as she sang her sweet melody. A puddle of purple and crimson beneath me. Pieces, tenderly held. Her pure, glimmering honey meandered through my etched cracks and between my too-prominent ribs to replace my purple and crimson. She sang the life back to me, held me together with her sturdy grace. She waited as the liquid gold began to solidify and I began to feel closer to whole once more. She - who loves me laughing, who loves me dancing - loves me messy, too.
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Mar 22, 2022
Mar 22, 2022 at 6:17 PM UTC
pieces, tenderly held
Shrouded in deep purple fear and billowing clouds of crimson shame, I sat on the floor, a trembling moth in still air. I swallowed. The taste of bile remained. My warmth flowed out of my body into the icy bathroom tiles, escaping rapidly through cracks in my split-open soul. She sat beside me, quiet, waiting. After an eternity, I nodded to her with a shaky breath. She helped me gently off the floor and guided me to her bed, tucking herself behind me to become my tight cocoon. With my head rested against her chest, I heard her blood pounding through her, but her breaths were slow, controlled. The fibers of my muscles remained tense, straining to compensate for my spirit - raw, exposed, vulnerable. Her small, soft fingers ran through my tangled hair, drips of golden honey appearing as she began to hum. Her radiant honey oozed from the smooth, full notes of her voice and dripped between sharp fragments of my shattered porcelain. The clock tutted at us from the wall, approaching the third hour of morning, but she held my shards together tenderly and unhurried. The fight drained from me as she sang her sweet melody. A puddle of purple and crimson beneath me. Pieces, tenderly held. Her pure, glimmering honey meandered through my etched cracks and between my too-prominent ribs to replace my purple and crimson. She sang the life back to me, held me together with her sturdy grace. She waited as the liquid gold began to solidify and I began to feel closer to whole once more. She - who loves me laughing, who loves me dancing - loves me messy, too.
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I was raised in a house that seemed big on the inside With a garden that was larger than the rest of the earth. My bedroom was shared. But there was more than enough room. So proportionally, I always felt small. The curtains were vines in a furniture jungle The bookcase a tower of riddles. I used to spend my days inside the wardrobe Because I heard there were whole worlds inside of them. The sofa was a cloud, I liked to sink into it. The bathtub an ocean, that I was constantly floating adrift in. The TV screen might as well have been A stage compared to me when I was younger. Even the cupboard was a cavernous place, my sparrowbone limbs Would fold up only slightly, but still there would always be too much space. Space blank as a bullet hole Like the gaps between stars. An absence you're constantly falling through. When you're so tiny, And surrounded by nothingness, its easy to forget that you're not nothing too. I was compressed in the classroom behind a scrawl splattered desk The lines of graffiti looked mammoth. The teachers were giants And I was just jack They ground up my brains to make alphabet stew And gave me only a handful of A, B's and C's back. The playground was Olympus, I was acting atlas I felt as though the whole world was on my shoulders. See I was a really loud kid, always shouting out Because I thought that was the only way to get anyone to hear me. Lungs like an opera singer by the age of just nine And in the habit of using embellishment. I've been where you've been kid, I've seen it all. I know exactly how the sight of a bullies hand-down button-up Can be enough to make you choke... Sometimes it still is enough. And I know I don't look so tiny now I expanded as I grew more constricted. Trying to compensate for the empty place, I had made a habit of occupying. See I understand, I know But I promise you, one day you'll stop standing under things Find your feet and grow. The leaves of your family tree do not define Who you'll be You do not have to hold up those branches all alone. And I know I look so small right now But in here, in here I'm mammoth. And I promise the world is not so nothing filled When everyone is giant.
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 3:18 PM UTC
Acting Atlas
I was raised in a house that seemed big on the inside With a garden that was larger than the rest of the earth. My bedroom was shared. But there was more than enough room. So proportionally, I always felt small. The curtains were vines in a furniture jungle The bookcase a tower of riddles. I used to spend my days inside the wardrobe Because I heard there were whole worlds inside of them. The sofa was a cloud, I liked to sink into it. The bathtub an ocean, that I was constantly floating adrift in. The TV screen might as well have been A stage compared to me when I was younger. Even the cupboard was a cavernous place, my sparrowbone limbs Would fold up only slightly, but still there would always be too much space. Space blank as a bullet hole Like the gaps between stars. An absence you're constantly falling through. When you're so tiny, And surrounded by nothingness, its easy to forget that you're not nothing too. I was compressed in the classroom behind a scrawl splattered desk The lines of graffiti looked mammoth. The teachers were giants And I was just jack They ground up my brains to make alphabet stew And gave me only a handful of A, B's and C's back. The playground was Olympus, I was acting atlas I felt as though the whole world was on my shoulders. See I was a really loud kid, always shouting out Because I thought that was the only way to get anyone to hear me. Lungs like an opera singer by the age of just nine And in the habit of using embellishment. I've been where you've been kid, I've seen it all. I know exactly how the sight of a bullies hand-down button-up Can be enough to make you choke... Sometimes it still is enough. And I know I don't look so tiny now I expanded as I grew more constricted. Trying to compensate for the empty place, I had made a habit of occupying. See I understand, I know But I promise you, one day you'll stop standing under things Find your feet and grow. The leaves of your family tree do not define Who you'll be You do not have to hold up those branches all alone. And I know I look so small right now But in here, in here I'm mammoth. And I promise the world is not so nothing filled When everyone is giant.
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Life gets tough when you aren't around. Without none of the things you have to offer. So much as the ease of a smile. But what I love most about it. I am not embarrassed or afraid to admit that it's the most powerful element. At which point the sun shines it's brightest. The highlight of my day. We give our words with meaning that follows the philosophy our bodies react. Naturally. We enrich this belief. Sharing our hopes. Our dreams. An intellect that requires what we find precious. Time loses ego. We relate without rush. A fear we occupy our time with selfishness. The things we use to compensate and further hide ourselves. Being able to admit the things we otherwise keep hidden. To travel the recesses of mind we lay bare. The baritone which not only grasps attention but intent. In full intimacy. The way we came into the world. Not beginning to know or further define the things we hide. We cry not for attention but understanding. We tend to go through transitional periods not out of hurt. But to appreciate that we never take this simplicity for granted. Without you, I admit. Life gets tougher. But it's these exact moments I hope to earn. The sensuous moment time loses ego. Not in war but in ultimate expression of the time it takes to love you. It's gonna take years
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 3:13 PM UTC
Tough (Ode To Barry White) (September 12, 1944 – July 4, 2003 )
Don't you think it's strange When the countries claim to support Multiculturalism and diversity But so on people go on to say The food you eat is gross It's fine, no need to say it If they offer you some, then simply reject it What happened to acceptance and tolerance When all they seems to compensate for are Western food, do you not feel this way? There are plenty more; The cloth you wear is strange, let them be hijab, burka and so many more The religion you follow is weird, let them be Sikhs, Jains and so many more I don't like your ethnicity, let them be Chinese, Muslim and so many more I don't like your gender identity, let them be female, transgender and so many more I don't like your ****** identiy, let them be gay, lesbian and so many more We are the minority and always under-represented within majority Feeling like stifled, palms sweaty as we know we have target behind out back Identity we have and must continue to protect For that's what makes who we are But to which standard are we conforming to? To which standard are we assimilating to? (why don't you fill in the blank, as plenty people knows, western rules and the majority are cruel) They said we had free will, a human right from democracy But societal pressure comes and claim the right to express culturally So I ever so hate the country and the people For all the promises seem to turn out to be broken People cry out for them to go back to their original countries when they have just like others, earned their right to stay when they have no place to go back to, only in their head
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 11:19 PM UTC
multiculturalism and diversity
Don't you think it's strange When the countries claim to support Multiculturalism and diversity But so on people go on to say The food you eat is gross It's fine, no need to say it If they offer you some, then simply reject it What happened to acceptance and tolerance When all they seems to compensate for are Western food, do you not feel this way? There are plenty more; The cloth you wear is strange, let them be hijab, burka and so many more The religion you follow is weird, let them be Sikhs, Jains and so many more I don't like your ethnicity, let them be Chinese, Muslim and so many more I don't like your gender identity, let them be female, transgender and so many more I don't like your ****** identiy, let them be gay, lesbian and so many more We are the minority and always under-represented within majority Feeling like stifled, palms sweaty as we know we have target behind out back Identity we have and must continue to protect For that's what makes who we are But to which standard are we conforming to? To which standard are we assimilating to? (why don't you fill in the blank, as plenty people knows, western rules and the majority are cruel) They said we had free will, a human right from democracy But societal pressure comes and claim the right to express culturally So I ever so hate the country and the people For all the promises seem to turn out to be broken People cry out for them to go back to their original countries when they have just like others, earned their right to stay when they have no place to go back to, only in their head
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It's Funny how such Energy persist When the Fourth Great Angel told me to Prud, Staking Green Papers for her to insist And see whether I behave or becrud Even when the Situation intensed By the Fallen One a Coward-for-Words She took the Shield; And gave a Good Defense, Plucking Feathers dearly in Screams they heard You are the Heroine mostly Admire In Duty latest Feelings compensate Seven Wings drop by, waiting for Desire, The Good Kind which all Good Women must take. Wait for the other Four whilst keeping Knots As the Boy in Blue Trunks took his Time forgot.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 6:55 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: BECKY
Confide in me the irony of laughter as a crutch to keep with self descriptive Bildungsroman in view of Schadenfreude's Ad hominem Mask the image, compensate, compensate Power struggle, shift division, relegate, relegate Egocentric discharges inhabited by identity crisis Circumstantial Deus ex machina, plastered on by streams of vices No wreck, no head on, but a path beset by tolls and diversions Somehow I must find a way to make these scattered routes converge Dead and othered language roams the fields of pomposity More ironic self aggrandizement, an appropriation of ferocity Paint them a picture in the mind's eye of your blurred forward vision I want to see the target marked, but attention is a competition I'm Viable, I'm Jovial, I have the means to take these chances I'm lying now, it's one or the other, let's hope I make the right advances
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 2:21 PM UTC
Jovia/ble
My mother tells me that we will Never be friends. Today I believe it. Love poisons our blood And familiarity kills conversation. I look at her emotionlessly So to block her influence. She is an expert at exploiting The slightest ****** waver, Or any emotional advantage she Could have over you. She will make you wrong Through verbal martyrdom. I won't let her speak to me Like she does the weak who Are too polite or too submissive To fight her. Her style of English is cutting, Self-righteous, honest, rude, unscientific, emotional, aggressive and often violent. Never elegant. She thinks the world is a battleground. She is often incompetent and on top of that headstrong - to compensate for her ignorance. She is sometimes funny, and sometimes kind. She tells me we will never be friends. Today I believe it. I will not confide. I will not smile. I will not joke, I will not listen. I will help but I won't speak. I will keep the talk small. We will never be friends.
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Aug 16, 2018
Aug 16, 2018 at 7:51 AM UTC
We will never be friends