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"conditionally" poems
"Yesterday, love was such an easy game to play." sang Paul McCartney in his song and my first lover to me a long long time ago in the Atlantic mystery by the golf of Mexico. I believe it's better that, "when we love someone, we do so un conditionally- without any expectations no riddles or fill in the blank games or cold computer screen mirror- button- pushing disaster! Like my wealthy elite did to me just to show me how troubled he really was. Even though hurting to test a woman's heart is acceptable if worthy material.compensation exists. Nothing really beats the face to face dialogue embracing his lady with a hug and a passionate smiling kiss an adorable " I love you" from a true love lover who was Lost and~~~~? ~~~~~~ Lost~~~~~~~~ passion~~~~~ change~~~~~ earth~~~~~~ (Fill in the blanks  please.) ~~~~~~ Revised:03/30/19 By: Karijinbba. (Asg/Bba)
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Oct 25, 2018
Oct 25, 2018 at 3:21 PM UTC
John Lennon's Song Yesterday
Regardless how precise the assay of their life, Most men must remain an enigma; Their motivation fired by inner strife A polymorph for which no sigma, Nor algebraic symbol will suffice. No If and then which personality To a course of action thus relates, Nor can it be hypothesized conditionally, The turmoil emotion intrinsically creates, When alone they stare into death's reality. Two dimensional is the biography of any man. We see his length and width, never grasping depth, Though fortune deems we live within his span. Much like this into my life have crept Those I love, yet may never understand.
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 12:11 PM UTC
Empirical Breakdown
“I love you, unconditionally.” But yet you hurt me with words and actions. “I love you, unconditionally.” You use me for yourself and treat me like an object. “I love you, unconditionally.” Your jokes, though you think they are nothing, dig deeper every time. “I love you, unconditionally.” Your hands don’t feel like love anymore. “I love you, unconditionally.” Your eyes aren’t filled with happiness anymore. “I love you, unconditionally.” When do I draw the line? “I love you, unconditionally.” How long do I let my unconditional love hurt, deceive, and break me? “Do you love me...unconditionally?” And to my new love? “I love you, conditionally.”
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 7:15 PM UTC
Conditional Love
Mommy why, i was just barely opening my heart to  you Mommy you see me through the screen beating my life to you 120 beats per second ,faster than your heart mommy. Mommy, I feel your smile broaden Mommy I will love you conditionally **Moommyy what is this clamp mommy , please don't it hurts it hurts please mommy** Seven Weeks , Three Days Pregnant I lost you my precious , Words will never define the darkness I feel in my heart . The darkness of how unloving my heart became, How heartless humanity was around me like infectious leech. Letting you go was the consequences of the bite. Please forgive me,  I made the biggest mistake in my life. The one mistake, where you won't grow up to learn from. What was left of my heart became stone cold , I let go my true shot of happiness, but I couldn't bring you into a world of brokenness and despair. You deserve better, but better than you will ever receive from me. One day I hope you understand. I promise you , my love lies deep in my veins.  I love you ,Heaven needed you back and I regret not standing like warrior and fighting for you. I never will wash dirt on my back,I can never stop apologizing for the vicious attacks you endured by me . Every sunrise and sunset I will forever mourn the death of my own humanity against you. One last breath,Mommy, I love you Forever I'll float down the river ,patiently waiting for ocean to wash me into abyss , humming to the lullaby,I would have sang to you my precious gift.
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 4:20 AM UTC
I am sorry my little precious fetus
Mommy why, i was just barely opening my heart to  you Mommy you see me through the screen beating my life to you 120 beats per second ,faster than your heart mommy. Mommy, I feel your smile broaden Mommy I will love you conditionally **Moommyy what is this clamp mommy , please don't it hurts it hurts please mommy** Seven Weeks , Three Days Pregnant I lost you my precious , Words will never define the darkness I feel in my heart . The darkness of how unloving my heart became, How heartless humanity was around me like infectious leech. Letting you go was the consequences of the bite. Please forgive me,  I made the biggest mistake in my life. The one mistake, where you won't grow up to learn from. What was left of my heart became stone cold , I let go my true shot of happiness, but I couldn't bring you into a world of brokenness and despair. You deserve better, but better than you will ever receive from me. One day I hope you understand. I promise you , my love lies deep in my veins.  I love you ,Heaven needed you back and I regret not standing like warrior and fighting for you. I never will wash dirt on my back,I can never stop apologizing for the vicious attacks you endured by me . Every sunrise and sunset I will forever mourn the death of my own humanity against you. One last breath,Mommy, I love you Forever I'll float down the river ,patiently waiting for ocean to wash me into abyss , humming to the lullaby,I would have sang to you my precious gift.
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I'm not your prodigal son; I'm your abandoned daughter. Don't wait around for me to return. I won't. I gave and gave because I was a child Hoping for love I received conditionally. When I stopped giving, you left. That says more about you than me. You worship a God in your image. One who asks for all. You say he loves unconditionally, But that's what you said about you. You worship an abuser, And in his name you abuse. You pray for repentance But are unwilling to change yourself. I know you miss me. You want me back so I can give, And a part of you really does care. Your actions matter more. You could love me again If you wanted. I haven't hidden myself from you. I'm still here. You can't expect me to come Crawling back to you. The fattened calf you'd offer only If I approached on your terms. That's not the forgiving father. That's a parent still grasping For control of their child. I don't need your food. If you wanted to learn, Maybe even consider You could be wrong, I might call you again. You won't even use my name. Like the neighbors of your savior, You say, isn't this our son? I'm unwelcome in your home. So I've finally done it. I did what I knew I had to. I shook the dust from my sandals, And I left.
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Sep 9, 2021
Sep 9, 2021 at 1:39 PM UTC
Why I stopped calling
this is a poem about the Tulsa Race Riots terrorism doesn't compare to self destruction. disaster between the slaves, and their masters we're richer, but they're smarter. black wall street abolished, its name never in vain although we remember, we'll never understand the pain with our own eyes, it would leave us blind by flash bombs, envy, discrimination and hatred of our own kind. gunpowder made buildings fly against the street lights red and green, bombs still singing, ears still ringing, we might as well be deaf. the grass is always greener, but our skin will never change or fade away and to live in the past destroys our future because just when we started to rise from the ashes we burnt ourselves down again from opposite sides of the city, north and south attract like polar opposites wasting away green with envy you can try to forget because theres new paved concrete but its still the same street we owe to the stampede jealously, destruction, revolution, prosperity worn out buildings and bricks trapped us but we're still free under state laws but only conditionally the city sleeps when we do but stays up late with disdain days wasted and blown into the air like concrete and fame its a shame that race riots black wall street and greenwood share the same name it can't stay this way one day, tulsa you'll change you'll paint the streets again faces engrained on black walls like oil spills treading new roads buildings towering above there are bodies below our feet but that doesn't mean we're above them and one day we'll breathe again we'll write the names back into our history books their sacrifice on our tongues remembered, never in vain like saviors honoring the pain but never throwing it away greenwood rising again.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 4:46 AM UTC
greenwood
this is a poem about the Tulsa Race Riots terrorism doesn't compare to self destruction. disaster between the slaves, and their masters we're richer, but they're smarter. black wall street abolished, its name never in vain although we remember, we'll never understand the pain with our own eyes, it would leave us blind by flash bombs, envy, discrimination and hatred of our own kind. gunpowder made buildings fly against the street lights red and green, bombs still singing, ears still ringing, we might as well be deaf. the grass is always greener, but our skin will never change or fade away and to live in the past destroys our future because just when we started to rise from the ashes we burnt ourselves down again from opposite sides of the city, north and south attract like polar opposites wasting away green with envy you can try to forget because theres new paved concrete but its still the same street we owe to the stampede jealously, destruction, revolution, prosperity worn out buildings and bricks trapped us but we're still free under state laws but only conditionally the city sleeps when we do but stays up late with disdain days wasted and blown into the air like concrete and fame its a shame that race riots black wall street and greenwood share the same name it can't stay this way one day, tulsa you'll change you'll paint the streets again faces engrained on black walls like oil spills treading new roads buildings towering above there are bodies below our feet but that doesn't mean we're above them and one day we'll breathe again we'll write the names back into our history books their sacrifice on our tongues remembered, never in vain like saviors honoring the pain but never throwing it away greenwood rising again.
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*Falling for a poet is like swimming in an ocean* of warm, blue water, with currents that never cease and waves with a constant flow. Natural, the water is, though some would call it ***** unfiltered* & dangerous- and dangerous it is, absolutely! Swim in too deep and you'd probably drown in its volume! Oceans cannot be tamed, Oceans cannot be blamed, Oceans can be changed. But if you do get out of the ocean alive, if you do manage to conditionally survive, you would be leaving the water ***** poisoned & polluted.*   Hence, the poet shall write.
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 1:53 PM UTC
Oceans & Poets
Butterfly globe make light in a passion pit. My beach house is surreal, is a high water mark, is the heart of all the radio left in this world. But I am here writing technical reports about environmental beasts in Massachusetts, in New York in Connecticut where I think people stuff air, drive slow and waste everything. I can tell by the aerial maps that geography is tethered by our parceled teeth of desire. In the office I whisper, love is urban a little too loud but no one decides to hear and so I scribble it on the FOIL and send it to municipalities in search of property records in search of environmental concerns, old pre-industrial gas stations with nameless owners. I like to zoom in and out real neurotic   When I should be looking for the Site, with the – Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator. Instead, I’d like to live between every green space on GoogleEarth, an ubiquitous witch fevering undulating land, thighs straddling the seasons between documentation and myth. Release. Repeat the Response Action Outcome. Instead, I envy the road – all wide open yawn stripe and ticking yellow. I’d write, "Tank Status: Removed," in purple chalk across the brick and vinyl siding of all the buildings on Columbus Avenue. This morning I am impossible. This morning I believe I am Earth and I can’t say no to the height of caffeine in subterranean climates and the reflection my mouth makes swallowing navy blue, waves like falsity, waves like any nation flag under screen.  I often think an office is not a space, there would be less sighing, there would be love in action.
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Sep 13, 2012
Sep 13, 2012 at 12:28 PM UTC
Response Action Outcome
Butterfly globe make light in a passion pit. My beach house is surreal, is a high water mark, is the heart of all the radio left in this world. But I am here writing technical reports about environmental beasts in Massachusetts, in New York in Connecticut where I think people stuff air, drive slow and waste everything. I can tell by the aerial maps that geography is tethered by our parceled teeth of desire. In the office I whisper, love is urban a little too loud but no one decides to hear and so I scribble it on the FOIL and send it to municipalities in search of property records in search of environmental concerns, old pre-industrial gas stations with nameless owners. I like to zoom in and out real neurotic   When I should be looking for the Site, with the – Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator. Instead, I’d like to live between every green space on GoogleEarth, an ubiquitous witch fevering undulating land, thighs straddling the seasons between documentation and myth. Release. Repeat the Response Action Outcome. Instead, I envy the road – all wide open yawn stripe and ticking yellow. I’d write, "Tank Status: Removed," in purple chalk across the brick and vinyl siding of all the buildings on Columbus Avenue. This morning I am impossible. This morning I believe I am Earth and I can’t say no to the height of caffeine in subterranean climates and the reflection my mouth makes swallowing navy blue, waves like falsity, waves like any nation flag under screen.  I often think an office is not a space, there would be less sighing, there would be love in action.
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I don’t feel very good She says and she looks at me with those big doleful eyes and I say Oh yeah? What are your symptoms? And she says I feel far away from you even when you’re next to me And I say me too And I’m listening to the staticky scratch of the needle at the end of the record thinking about how far from me I’ve been And how could I have possibly been close to her when I was so distant From the present tense I’m tense in the present tense And I’m sleepy because in the conditional tense I can do what I want I want to sleep And dream about anywhere but the present tense and my single bed with its yellow-tan sheets And that record’s still skipping and has yet to be flipped and I’m flipping but externally I’m ice water crackling on my wobbly coffee table singing me to sleep so I can dream about something else again something like meaningless *** because meaningless *** feels good in the present tense and I’m present tense I’m present tense and future tense and conditionally tense and I just can’t bring myself to flip that record Because I lost the tracklist And I don’t know the lyrics And what if it’s worse than the first side So maybe I’ll just listen to it skip Until the skipping Puts me To sleep Again
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Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 1:30 AM UTC
Present Tense
Like a knife Against my neck Inconsiderate Selfish needs met you ruin my soul love conditionally But... When you're tired I'm expended Broken and bent like a used rag tossed on the street just because of you and your selfish streak This... My body My temple In three days torn to the ground with no hope of rebuilding what you stole
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Jul 19, 2016
Jul 19, 2016 at 10:23 AM UTC
Selfish needs
I see in your eyes, Two shallow pools of white with coffee mixed in, I tremble before them, You judge me too hard. I hear it in your words, The desperation reeks, Its care you say, I don’t feel it anyway. I see the way you are, Insincere and shapeshifting, You’ll love conditionally ‘Don’t worry’ you reach your hand out Each time we touch I die a little more Its scary out there, Look in the mirror to feel safe My mind puts up a fight So I need you all again The pity holds me well Well enough to try again
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May 13, 2025
May 13, 2025 at 2:53 PM UTC
Lies
I have hatred for  the way I FEEL Yet without this towering misery over me, I wouldn't know how to HEAL. I wouldn't have  searched out and brought light into finding myself, me. I would have kept seeking for unconditional love in someone else, like yourself, you. When really i need to stop loving myself conditionally, cause these wounds sting. I need to devote to loving ME. Yes me. So yes, yes, I AGREE, I need to learn, but can't you SEE how this COULD BE distressing... Like how the **** did SHE and how the hell did HE, Belittling myself out of confidence, and Over thinking into depression. yet I know I'm worth more than this, I get it, no im not a failure I get it. But as luck would HAVE IT, my mind has a go AT IT, and discovers a sensitive spot for it to pick at it. **** this place. I'm frozen from love here. Yet if i hadn't come here, I wouldn't have known i needed to grow. Caving in to sadness, I get lost in feeling hopeless. But I won't give up. Because I'm not a failure, even though I feel like one, and I AM wonderful even though I don't feel like it. I WILL have better days... God teach me how to love me. Teach me how to fall in love with me. I want to grow.
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 3:41 PM UTC
Love Myself
I. Sincerely To the girl that decided my time wasn't worth hers. II. Declarations I love you. I miss you. I care about you. III. Present All I wanted was your presence, but you consistently faded. IV. Attachment You wanted me unattached, but being unattached I walk away. V. Conditionally Unconditional My conditions are presence loyalty. Sorry I lied about unconditional. VI. Someone You've got time for someone. Not me, but for someone. VII. Simply Enough I cannot give my time for those who do not. VIII. Giving You can't ever get what you're not willing to give. IX. Complete I love wholly. I don't switch. It's all or nothing. X. Home I tasted home upon your lips where you tasted distance. XI. Lost I lost a home. Another place I called my own. XII. Closed Doors I knocked. I jiggled the **** No one ever answered. XIII. Small Chapters I was a page to you. You were a chapter. XIV. Discarded A book forgotten upon a floor. Pages torn, Chapter 1. XV. Poetry I turned you into poetry. That's what you wanted, right? XVI. Past I will write about you long after you've been gone. XVII. Self-Worth I may have lost you, but you lost me too.
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 10:18 PM UTC
Pages Forgotten [10w Collection]
Dear Inquirer, Thank you for your beautiful expressions. Asking about opportunities and possibilities. Love is full in my life. Experience and expression flows from my heart From the imperfect experiences Expressing a desire for something more To raise the vibrations of lower emotions Discovering how to embrace a higher light. I am blessed with a husband who is imperfect He challenges me to grow within our love. By understanding the underlying needs Echoed through his imperfections. These roots of our yearnings Reveal a child neglected. A child conditionally loved. A child buried within the man Who desires to give and receive love.   Yet because of his imperfections Expression can be awkward, at times. His child who mirrors so perfectly My own imperfect inner child. Through the ups and downs We agreed to keep a promise. That no challenge, no issues Will ever be more important Than our hearts desire to Learn and grow deeper in love. So we journey together along the road. We bump into our hurt feelings and misunderstandings... The very opportunities within our garden That bloom into greater wisdom and undying love. Long ago when our love was young It was necessary to put our pride aside. As the fire of anger roared He taught me how to open my  arms. Together in an embrace..... We breathe .... Until the hammering stress subsides....... Calming, cradling our pain.   Together, in turn, we explore: What do I need to understand, right now, in this moment? What was my trigger? Who or what am I reacting to? And the pieces of the puzzle fall together. Our Promise remembered. Our promise fulfilled, once more. Over the years Our wisdom and love grows Knowing 90% of our anger Is from our hurt and sadness, rooted in the past. 10% from our protective ego's, "How dare you!!" Aimed at the teacher, my mirror, my love, my companion Who is but keeping his role, very well. As we bump into each other To dance with the shadow within, each of us. We step into the darkness with faith To find our courage and embrace Our lesson wisdom and Light. Dear Inquirer, I am grateful to be loved unconditionally I wish for you this beautiful form Of ever growing unconditional love and joy. May it bring you adventures Deep appreciation and a beautiful growing Courageous love, in this lifetime. Please, count me among the ones Who hold this blessed prayer for you. With Best Regards, Keiya
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Jan 5, 2020
Jan 5, 2020 at 6:19 PM UTC
A Heartfelt Reply
Dear Inquirer, Thank you for your beautiful expressions. Asking about opportunities and possibilities. Love is full in my life. Experience and expression flows from my heart From the imperfect experiences Expressing a desire for something more To raise the vibrations of lower emotions Discovering how to embrace a higher light. I am blessed with a husband who is imperfect He challenges me to grow within our love. By understanding the underlying needs Echoed through his imperfections. These roots of our yearnings Reveal a child neglected. A child conditionally loved. A child buried within the man Who desires to give and receive love.   Yet because of his imperfections Expression can be awkward, at times. His child who mirrors so perfectly My own imperfect inner child. Through the ups and downs We agreed to keep a promise. That no challenge, no issues Will ever be more important Than our hearts desire to Learn and grow deeper in love. So we journey together along the road. We bump into our hurt feelings and misunderstandings... The very opportunities within our garden That bloom into greater wisdom and undying love. Long ago when our love was young It was necessary to put our pride aside. As the fire of anger roared He taught me how to open my  arms. Together in an embrace..... We breathe .... Until the hammering stress subsides....... Calming, cradling our pain.   Together, in turn, we explore: What do I need to understand, right now, in this moment? What was my trigger? Who or what am I reacting to? And the pieces of the puzzle fall together. Our Promise remembered. Our promise fulfilled, once more. Over the years Our wisdom and love grows Knowing 90% of our anger Is from our hurt and sadness, rooted in the past. 10% from our protective ego's, "How dare you!!" Aimed at the teacher, my mirror, my love, my companion Who is but keeping his role, very well. As we bump into each other To dance with the shadow within, each of us. We step into the darkness with faith To find our courage and embrace Our lesson wisdom and Light. Dear Inquirer, I am grateful to be loved unconditionally I wish for you this beautiful form Of ever growing unconditional love and joy. May it bring you adventures Deep appreciation and a beautiful growing Courageous love, in this lifetime. Please, count me among the ones Who hold this blessed prayer for you. With Best Regards, Keiya
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"Have you ever been in love?" I asked her. She smiled wearily and looked into the distance. "Yes," she replied, and it broke my heart because I felt the pain she was hiding. I saw it in her sad eyes and in the circles around them. I heard it in her firm voice . I felt it. And it was a pain so great, like the whole world caved in on her. I felt that pain **** the air out of her. She looked at me and drew a deep breath. "I still am." "Where is he now?" I asked her. "Probably in his office, preparing a blueprint for a building." "Is he married?" "Not yet , but he will be." She cleared her throat. The wind blew and her hair brushed against her face. Her hair was dark with a few streaks of gray. She looked younger then, with that serene look on her face. I could see her again as an eighteen-year-old. She was still small, but she had a certain kind of fierceness. She was altogether fragile, like thin glass. She was broken, but she did not cry. I shifted in my seat. "So he's engaged?" "Yes." "Do you know the girl?" A hint of a smile showed, but I knew it wasn't of amusement. Even in her smile, I saw the sorrow. "She was my bestfriend," she replied and it was the first time I heard her voice quaver. A tear rolled down her cheek. She laughed miserably. She laughed at the ridiculousness of her situation. She laughed at herself for being so stupid, so pathetic. So hopeless. She didn't love like others did. She didn't love so fleetingly, so conditionally. She was forgiving, and gave second chances as if they grew on trees. She loved with her whole heart. She didn't love with the physical kind of love. She loved with her soul, and she loved another soul. One soul. One man, and that was it. And she knew that even in the end, when she lies cold in her grave, she will never stop loving.
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Nov 1, 2015
Nov 1, 2015 at 9:41 PM UTC
An Interview with my 30-year-old Self
"Have you ever been in love?" I asked her. She smiled wearily and looked into the distance. "Yes," she replied, and it broke my heart because I felt the pain she was hiding. I saw it in her sad eyes and in the circles around them. I heard it in her firm voice . I felt it. And it was a pain so great, like the whole world caved in on her. I felt that pain **** the air out of her. She looked at me and drew a deep breath. "I still am." "Where is he now?" I asked her. "Probably in his office, preparing a blueprint for a building." "Is he married?" "Not yet , but he will be." She cleared her throat. The wind blew and her hair brushed against her face. Her hair was dark with a few streaks of gray. She looked younger then, with that serene look on her face. I could see her again as an eighteen-year-old. She was still small, but she had a certain kind of fierceness. She was altogether fragile, like thin glass. She was broken, but she did not cry. I shifted in my seat. "So he's engaged?" "Yes." "Do you know the girl?" A hint of a smile showed, but I knew it wasn't of amusement. Even in her smile, I saw the sorrow. "She was my bestfriend," she replied and it was the first time I heard her voice quaver. A tear rolled down her cheek. She laughed miserably. She laughed at the ridiculousness of her situation. She laughed at herself for being so stupid, so pathetic. So hopeless. She didn't love like others did. She didn't love so fleetingly, so conditionally. She was forgiving, and gave second chances as if they grew on trees. She loved with her whole heart. She didn't love with the physical kind of love. She loved with her soul, and she loved another soul. One soul. One man, and that was it. And she knew that even in the end, when she lies cold in her grave, she will never stop loving.
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Darling, You were there for me, I'm sorry I was such a mess. I couldn't see you, for the fences and walls surrounding me. The truth is I wouldn't have been able to,  it didn't matter As hard as you tried to love me, I had to love me too. I had never learned how unfortunately So when I said "I love you" I loved you the same way I loved me, so conditionally.
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Mar 1, 2024
Mar 1, 2024 at 2:31 PM UTC
The letter
I wish I could stop. I'm getting better Alot better,actually. So much so I'm questioning typing this. My audience may not be as understanding as I. But if you all can be raw Without fear of reprimand For your thoughts are your thoughts And your feelings are your feelings Why should I fear? I need to get this out. I have triggers now. More triggers,great. Once upon a time Those triggers were normal For us millenials. A door slamming. Yelling. **** men. Now, It's scales. Something I'd never feared. It's the mirror. Something I'd never wanted to break. It's the the feeling I get Right before I strap on My running shoes. The feeling of being trapped Into doing something I 'd rather not Yet feel forced to. It's innocent comments Innocent questions That while I was never huge And matter-of-factly shrinking Take me back to the mirror To question any ounce Anything extra. It's clothes I have so many clothes. And I hate the vast majority. They don't camouflage. They don't blend. They open the door for triggers. It's makeup Something I used to love For years That now I question. I wonder if it's to play with my features Or to over-compensate for something I now know I don't have. This has taken me over: These triggers. And all it took Was one response to a question I'd asked. One comment that acted on senior triggers So much so that it created new ones. It's funny how the mind works. I'm not mad. I'm really not sad, either. And I eat I told you all I'm getting better. I'm just a girl Seeking an attainable goal Who unfortunately Until then Will have this looming In the back of her mind. And almost everyday I wish I never would've asked that question. I'm sick of loving myself Conditionally. I want makeup to only be For ***** and giggles. I don't want to hide In clothes anymore And when I'm not hiding I don't want to question my choices. I want numbers To simply be numbers Not those individualizing A jail cell. I want comments To slide off my back Not slide to the dark corner of my mind Where I place those things I don't want to remember; Into my subconscious,you could say. I want to be wholly happy with myself and with the things I used to love. Emphasize,don't sympathize. I promise I'm fine. But isn't this a place of raw honesty? Where even the fine can place their subconscious in text? Until then,I guess. I'm just a girl.
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May 10, 2017
May 10, 2017 at 1:16 PM UTC
Tanks
I wish I could stop. I'm getting better Alot better,actually. So much so I'm questioning typing this. My audience may not be as understanding as I. But if you all can be raw Without fear of reprimand For your thoughts are your thoughts And your feelings are your feelings Why should I fear? I need to get this out. I have triggers now. More triggers,great. Once upon a time Those triggers were normal For us millenials. A door slamming. Yelling. **** men. Now, It's scales. Something I'd never feared. It's the mirror. Something I'd never wanted to break. It's the the feeling I get Right before I strap on My running shoes. The feeling of being trapped Into doing something I 'd rather not Yet feel forced to. It's innocent comments Innocent questions That while I was never huge And matter-of-factly shrinking Take me back to the mirror To question any ounce Anything extra. It's clothes I have so many clothes. And I hate the vast majority. They don't camouflage. They don't blend. They open the door for triggers. It's makeup Something I used to love For years That now I question. I wonder if it's to play with my features Or to over-compensate for something I now know I don't have. This has taken me over: These triggers. And all it took Was one response to a question I'd asked. One comment that acted on senior triggers So much so that it created new ones. It's funny how the mind works. I'm not mad. I'm really not sad, either. And I eat I told you all I'm getting better. I'm just a girl Seeking an attainable goal Who unfortunately Until then Will have this looming In the back of her mind. And almost everyday I wish I never would've asked that question. I'm sick of loving myself Conditionally. I want makeup to only be For ***** and giggles. I don't want to hide In clothes anymore And when I'm not hiding I don't want to question my choices. I want numbers To simply be numbers Not those individualizing A jail cell. I want comments To slide off my back Not slide to the dark corner of my mind Where I place those things I don't want to remember; Into my subconscious,you could say. I want to be wholly happy with myself and with the things I used to love. Emphasize,don't sympathize. I promise I'm fine. But isn't this a place of raw honesty? Where even the fine can place their subconscious in text? Until then,I guess. I'm just a girl.
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Small Morning Poem How many times have we heard "I understand you completely" And repeat exactly what you just said! There are some that say that conditionally Or ender conditions I want to know how many times is the truth said Around places of peace I wonder how many times is the preaching, being done I admit it, I don't always do what I preach Or preach what I do. God is working on changing that But it is time for US to stop the concept of Religion Its just like a long list of chores What we live is life though God's words Through the bible and Jesus called religious people "hoers" All the do is make a façade of neatness dressing up the outside making it look nice "I understand you completely" Only say it if you mean it Only try it if its real God understood and died for me Ill understand and Live for him Im not strong, but you have my hand and my shoulder to cry on If God gives me the opportunity to hear your story Ill listen, but I wont pretend to know how you feel Ill tell you that im here And that I am real Don't tell God you have a big problem Tell your problem you have a Big God!!!! Those who have ears to hear, let him hear! (In the Words of Jesus Christ!!) We are forgiven!!!!
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 7:48 AM UTC
Morning poem
It’s an internal feeling just like any other. Both hard and soft at the same time and always unforgiving. You write like you mean something to someone. Like someone is going to read your words and agree or understand or try to get it but it slips past them every time. You write like you have something to say. Like someone cares and wants to hear. To understand. To agree. To disagree. To spill respect either way. You write like he’ll read, like he’ll care and he’ll hear you once and for all. He’ll really hear you and won’t tell you you’re wrong even though you’re always wrong. You’ll write like he loves  you. Unconditionally. Not conditionally. Only when you’re perfect, perfectly quiet not writing at all. You write like you’re right. Like you know. You know what’s best. What’s best for you and he can’t tell you what to do. Though he can and he will You write like you’ve overcome it once and for all. Or just once. One time would be enough. For now. To start. You write like he’ll listen. Listen to a word you’ll say. Or write. Or think. Or try to spit out even when your tongue is as tied as a shoelace You’ll write anyway. When he doesn’t read. When he doesn’t care. When he tells you you can’t write. When he tells you you’re wrong. You’ve misunderstood. You’re too sensitive. You’ll write and breath and cry and speak. And it’ll mean something, to someone somewhere. Even if it means **** to him Because he said it was wrong.
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Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 11:47 PM UTC
WriteWriteWriteWrite
It’s an internal feeling just like any other. Both hard and soft at the same time and always unforgiving. You write like you mean something to someone. Like someone is going to read your words and agree or understand or try to get it but it slips past them every time. You write like you have something to say. Like someone cares and wants to hear. To understand. To agree. To disagree. To spill respect either way. You write like he’ll read, like he’ll care and he’ll hear you once and for all. He’ll really hear you and won’t tell you you’re wrong even though you’re always wrong. You’ll write like he loves  you. Unconditionally. Not conditionally. Only when you’re perfect, perfectly quiet not writing at all. You write like you’re right. Like you know. You know what’s best. What’s best for you and he can’t tell you what to do. Though he can and he will You write like you’ve overcome it once and for all. Or just once. One time would be enough. For now. To start. You write like he’ll listen. Listen to a word you’ll say. Or write. Or think. Or try to spit out even when your tongue is as tied as a shoelace You’ll write anyway. When he doesn’t read. When he doesn’t care. When he tells you you can’t write. When he tells you you’re wrong. You’ve misunderstood. You’re too sensitive. You’ll write and breath and cry and speak. And it’ll mean something, to someone somewhere. Even if it means **** to him Because he said it was wrong.
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My power on you Is negligible Yet you hold me tighter Tight Tightly to you. We dance around In endless rotation I spin Immortally. I breathe you in I walk all over you Yet you don’t know I exist. I am one piece Of the puzzle Of your skin. You are hot and cold Oscillating my emotions Tidally locking me Ensnaring me Into your brilliant bath. She is jealous. Stronger and brighter than I am smaller and feeble. Her light shines luminous, My glow is conditionally a specter Unseen. Eons ago she was yours, And the crawl of seconds Pulled her away And the crawl of seconds Birthed me upon you Given the chance She would wrench the blood From my veins as she Tugs on your arteries Yet the iron given to me By you, residing in my Bones and beating chest Holds strong, touched by Your lifesaving magnetism Your ferric ferocity shields Me. In an invisible Aromatic atmosphere of Blanketing love. You swirl me Rotate and revolve me Wake and quake me Birth and waste me. Mother and Father providing The soul within me, the Soul beneath my feet. My planet, my world You are my Earth.
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 11:30 AM UTC
Grounded
Vulnerability and a whimsical aloofness can provide an unselfish love of truth innocence and genuineness. Don't love conditionally or with strings attached. Everyone is different. Everyone is an individual. Everyone is unique. Love because your heart and soul overflow with an unselfish pureness. Đaviđ 💞🙏🏻💞 TheConcretePoet
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Aug 6, 2021
Aug 6, 2021 at 5:14 AM UTC
Unselfish love
I love you conditionally, and with all of the parts of my heart that aren't too busy keeping me alive. I love you with the mediocrity of ten toaster ovens, as opposed to the fiery passion of a thousand flaming homosexuals. I love you in way that allows me to come and go as I please, and in a way that is most convenient to me. I love you no more than a wife loves cleaning, or a husband loves working. I am used to you. I love you in a way that probablymaybedefinitely isn't quite love. But I suppose it's the best I know, for I am far too scared to leave, and seek out the “Mad, Passionate, Extraordinary” love that is the stuff of what I wish my life to be.
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Feb 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012 at 1:25 AM UTC
Not Quite