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"confection" poems
*i always imagine you so very graceful through the masochists ordeal a god form of supplication seeing your face in love fascinated by shimmering kisses that hurt, yet please wet lips and sharp teeth   glamors that excite cold blade licks dragged across tender bellies naval buttocks and flexed toes stinging then radiating outwards wounds become lilies mouth ******* tremulous weeping kisses ecstatic cruelties blood glitter sacrifice your supplication love pangs i'm shaking apart over you your countenance a cascading dream moved to tears of adoration your  limitless yielding like surrenders caress an infinite communion with fragile limbs silky wrapped spools innerness of desire veiled in a shroud a faltering star that glistens crimson nymph of purgation ash volcanic cells en-flamed with tongues that bite subsumed in scented vapors a confection of **** and *** waves embrace ineffable shores passed the discontinuity of life   I have the most immense feeling of love for you am i not the saint death   quietly following you through life's labyrinth innocuous   waiting humbly in the wings i am all ache for you a vice of kisses a brief encounter that eats your sight and senses ushering you to immortal freedom a swooning garland of fire that enlivens the body electric a mist of molecules your tears intoxicate i am new life with in you budding embryo that consumes its mother for nourishment and saturates like dew drops   as it echoes through oblivion*
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 3:50 PM UTC
Echoes of Oblivion
With those acid wash jeans With that full sleeve of twirling black ink With the drapes of long hair I thought that we could leave the xplosion-club After the confection of colognes After the South African red wine After the pounding music all night Something **** about A statue that can move It's eyes Something **** about A man that thinks Openly We took the subway back to my apartment You picked up a pebble and tossed it I was quieter now Would I let him inside? I have to at this point it seems A charming prince is a charming prince I open the door. Nothing bad happens, as I expect I am a little paranoid I don't know why (The club flashes back) The door closes without its usual creek, And we're inside. Me and the charmer; I wonder, was he once a frog? I have a funny feeling that I think came from the wine Am I trashed or Does he have horns? Slimy toadskin, red eyes, 1000 inches of claws Suddenly Are upon me, Oh my God! I tell it to leave mE ALONE, It doesn't listen to me. Every time I try to slip out of it's grip I slide into a claw Gushing this stuff from the movies, It covered the bed and then the floor, It probably leaked out from under the apartment door. My cellphone rings in my pants pocket I can't reach it because by then this grendel thing had broken me Into two legs, a torso, two arms And a decapitated head While it eats my right lung, my left hand tries to desperately crawl away He pokes it with a great fork; no escaping crums The awful amphibian finishes and leaves forever. He's never coming back A winner-and-loser kind of *** I guess.
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Mar 25, 2012
Mar 25, 2012 at 9:54 PM UTC
*** with Grendel
With those acid wash jeans With that full sleeve of twirling black ink With the drapes of long hair I thought that we could leave the xplosion-club After the confection of colognes After the South African red wine After the pounding music all night Something **** about A statue that can move It's eyes Something **** about A man that thinks Openly We took the subway back to my apartment You picked up a pebble and tossed it I was quieter now Would I let him inside? I have to at this point it seems A charming prince is a charming prince I open the door. Nothing bad happens, as I expect I am a little paranoid I don't know why (The club flashes back) The door closes without its usual creek, And we're inside. Me and the charmer; I wonder, was he once a frog? I have a funny feeling that I think came from the wine Am I trashed or Does he have horns? Slimy toadskin, red eyes, 1000 inches of claws Suddenly Are upon me, Oh my God! I tell it to leave mE ALONE, It doesn't listen to me. Every time I try to slip out of it's grip I slide into a claw Gushing this stuff from the movies, It covered the bed and then the floor, It probably leaked out from under the apartment door. My cellphone rings in my pants pocket I can't reach it because by then this grendel thing had broken me Into two legs, a torso, two arms And a decapitated head While it eats my right lung, my left hand tries to desperately crawl away He pokes it with a great fork; no escaping crums The awful amphibian finishes and leaves forever. He's never coming back A winner-and-loser kind of *** I guess.
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A scarlet confection Made to tasty perfection For your mouth’s inspection The tip of the toppings The vanilla flavored frosting Is so tempting to you The taste bud’s elation In what you are facing Is something like devil’s food cake The tiled floor kitchen In the hours bewitching Leaves your pulse a twitching From the caloric intake And the hours you shorten By licking the shortening They are a mistake But they are your poisonous pleasure Made to bake and yours’ to take It’s a sweet treat we call cake
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Jun 7, 2015
Jun 7, 2015 at 3:45 AM UTC
The Cake
They say marriage is all about compromise. If that's the case, newlyweds Kia Parsons and Billy Bunning are off to an excellent start. The UK couple had different visions when it came to their wedding cake; the bride wanted an all-white tiered cake with cascading sugar flowers. The groom, on the other hand, wanted to incorporate his love of comic book superheroes into the confection. So they met somewhere in the middle: Julia Baker of Tier by Tier cake design created the cake for the couple's August 14 wedding in Milton Keynes, England. One side is the traditional-looking cake the bride wanted. On the other side, icing curtains reveal the logos of Marvel characters Captain America, Spider-Man and Iron Man, as well as Batman from the DC Comics camp. "I loved every minute making this cake, as I knew it would be something that people would be surprised at and appeal to all the Marvel fans!" Julia told The Huffington Post. In all, she spent 40 hours on the cake. It took 12 hours to make the sugar flowers, and the cake-baking and building took about 28 hours. Needless to say, Kia and Billy were thrilled with the finished product. "Julia did such a fantastic job and we were completely overwhelmed by how brilliant it looked!" the bride told HuffPost. "From most angles of the room, the cake looked like a traditional wedding cake -- just what we had wanted. It wasn't until the cake was moved for us to cut that our guests realized there was a hidden extra. Some didn't even realize until the photos went online after the wedding!" On Tuesday, a photo of the cake began going viral when it was shared by the Life Of Dad Facebook page. "I was surprised at how popular it was and how quickly the pictures circulated on social media," Julia said. "I have plenty more ideas to work on and I am calling these 'double-take cakes.'" read more:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-perth www.marieaustralia.com/white-formal-dresses
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 11:16 PM UTC
This Supremely Awesome Wedding Cake Will Make You Do A Double Take
They say marriage is all about compromise. If that's the case, newlyweds Kia Parsons and Billy Bunning are off to an excellent start. The UK couple had different visions when it came to their wedding cake; the bride wanted an all-white tiered cake with cascading sugar flowers. The groom, on the other hand, wanted to incorporate his love of comic book superheroes into the confection. So they met somewhere in the middle: Julia Baker of Tier by Tier cake design created the cake for the couple's August 14 wedding in Milton Keynes, England. One side is the traditional-looking cake the bride wanted. On the other side, icing curtains reveal the logos of Marvel characters Captain America, Spider-Man and Iron Man, as well as Batman from the DC Comics camp. "I loved every minute making this cake, as I knew it would be something that people would be surprised at and appeal to all the Marvel fans!" Julia told The Huffington Post. In all, she spent 40 hours on the cake. It took 12 hours to make the sugar flowers, and the cake-baking and building took about 28 hours. Needless to say, Kia and Billy were thrilled with the finished product. "Julia did such a fantastic job and we were completely overwhelmed by how brilliant it looked!" the bride told HuffPost. "From most angles of the room, the cake looked like a traditional wedding cake -- just what we had wanted. It wasn't until the cake was moved for us to cut that our guests realized there was a hidden extra. Some didn't even realize until the photos went online after the wedding!" On Tuesday, a photo of the cake began going viral when it was shared by the Life Of Dad Facebook page. "I was surprised at how popular it was and how quickly the pictures circulated on social media," Julia said. "I have plenty more ideas to work on and I am calling these 'double-take cakes.'" read more:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-perth www.marieaustralia.com/white-formal-dresses
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The write was written red ice twice bitten his soul a black clot a faucet for a neck she fell in a crepuscular fold odor of tincture fuckubus red mouth a snarling kiss a hot hiss chariot a black bite her womb spread wide for a tongue that didn't end nail polished ******* like torn cherries soft gauze tourniquet a slow yield milk petals and rivulets a ghastly confection leaning over like a spilled *** her gullet a metropolis of jewels forced throat bound on a black cross she sailed on a magic carpet like a vampires fizz cocktail a red ice float of starvation his mind a dead sky a pageant of coiled clouds he held her down she levitated they were in love
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Nov 26, 2018
Nov 26, 2018 at 4:29 PM UTC
Red Ice
I think of you, my dear, a collection of perfection. Your extracted sweetness churned into a sugary confection. Honey forged from honest bees is said to taste the best. I plan to eat the nectar from your consciousness, ingest. Purity is known as that which is undisturbed, Non-Contaminated and original...unfiltered.
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 2:16 PM UTC
Honey
a taste of frozen snow how about pistachio chocolate fountain or vanilla chateau could be strawberry fields maybe mixed with honey and wine or collected from the lower slopes of confection perfection call it what you like: Dondurma, Kulfi, Cornets with Cream, perhaps like Agnes, Queen of Ices, wading deeper into blissful sugar, waffling back and forth in endless flavored dreams
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Mar 7, 2022
Mar 7, 2022 at 12:56 PM UTC
Dreams of Ice Cream
The bitter yet sweet of this delicate confection, leaves me gawking at its quite utter perfection. One bite sends me off onto a relaxing voyage, with soft truffle filled clouds- never a shortage.
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 11:58 PM UTC
Chocolate
Just stick it in Pull it out Blow your load Gag her mouth. Bound and fist it, Cut zip-tied wrist then, Bathe her in warm blood bathwater. Watch her bleed out as an oozing cow mother. This is how we do it. This is how we **** **** Boiled **** and ***** nitrates, Bonging buttchug, grease infesting. This is how we **** This our mental state. Disgusting epoch, The party *** phenomenon. Drunk girls, drugged ******* Pearl necklace confection, gourmands, in stitches Plagued with itches, Stemming from ****** abuse. This is why I **** This is how I crutch. ******* on the inside. ******* on the inside. ******* on the inside.
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 2:04 PM UTC
***** Date ******* on the Inside
►☼◄ ओं मणिपद्मे हूं I sing the Self – that mystic fable. Lie to Truth as Cain to Abel. Inner blight of fallen man, enemy of Heaven’s master-plan: your inner SELF! The guiding light of Luciferian deception. Mystic wisdom’s blinding sight; purveyed as truth: obscene confection. Listen well – please spare your soul and sidestep this, the blackest hole. Your self is sewage! Look within; behold that putrid old abyss then dive down deep into your sin the fallen source of carnal bliss. Inspire. Inhale in full the stench from deep within the septic trench unsounded depths, a cesspool’s source depravity released in force. Apart from mercy undeserved on those whom Heaven has reserved. Apart from Christ, your sordid purpose; jewel whose bright refracted surface glistens, beckoning to the feast yet never can appease the beast. I hail your lie, oh Inner Self you silted continental shelf – (or are you more a surge oceanic: roiling undertow satanic)? New Age myth, and Hindu idol fallen god whose pull is tidal… Brahman, Atman, Buddha, babble lies repackaged for the rabble… How deep do you intend to go into our post – Edenic show? How far the bottom? Whence the end? Explore ! You’ll never comprehend. You’ll find still worse – and yet descend.
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:21 PM UTC
New Age Sewage: Your Sinner Self
I’m the hot dog man! x3 I put my sausage on your roll ! I put my sausage in your roll ! x2 Yeh! I can go all night long; Singing this crazy song, Put my sausage on your roll, I’ll put my sausage in your roll, I’ll be your hot dog man, You can be the hot dog stand, I’ll put my onions on your roll, Put my mustard in your hole. Yeh! I’ll be your jelly! x3 I put my jelly on your roll ! I put my jelly in your roll ! x2 Yeh! I can go all night long; Singing this crazy song, Put my jelly on your roll, I’ll put my jelly in your roll, I’ll be your jelly, You can be my sweet confection Jenny, I’ll put my sugar on your roll, Put my cream in your hole. I’m the hot dog man ! I’ll be your jelly ! I’m the hot dog man ! I’ll be your jelly ! Jenny !
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Mar 6, 2018
Mar 6, 2018 at 9:13 AM UTC
The hot dog man
The recipe for chocolate dipped strawberries fresh ripen strawberries red and plump given by the sugar plum ferries Belgian chocolate wrapped in a 1/2lb bag carefully selected picked by hand just for you was written on the little tag Place a pan over the heat on a low setting wash the berries but be gentle and soft to perfection of confection you are heading Take the chocolate pieces one at a time place them in the pan to slowly melt be patient everything is just fine Stir the chocolate in a very slow pace careful now don't let it burn this isn't a cook off or a race When the chocolate is melted remove from heat next you dip the strawberries till its covered then place your berries on cookie sheet Place berries in a cool place so it don't melt freeze the rest of what you didn't use I believe a little bit of bliss you felt When you and your man are cozy in bed have your confection ready to be served give one to him so you can be fed I'm sure he will ask where did learn this all you have to say from a recipe then you give him a passionate kiss
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Nov 17, 2009
Nov 17, 2009 at 8:25 AM UTC
Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
Honeysuckle running deep in nostril's recollection Wafting nectar dripping in air, please stop Must stay present, no time for memory swap Sneaking in, yellowed dreams, desirous confection O purgatory, keep me still, deviate no such inflection Causeway flash backing egg yolk, and lemon spectrum Road lined in runners, speckling scintillation This loose maddening of honeysuckle titillation Reverse your tendril's twist, quivers an ungated septum Covers, green to yellow transitions, honeysuckle bedlam I cannot dance down this lane for fear of you Your ringlets curl, clasp, coil me On such road of alluvial soil I see How can I? Must I, escape steer of dew? You're honeysuckle memory of all I knew
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 9:58 AM UTC
Honeysuckle Road
Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 4:19 AM UTC
Ballet Nacional de Cuba
Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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My Grandma had a purse shaped like a cobbler. It was Blackberry and soap with a good dose of thyme. She kept it close to her side, but behind her so as not to impede her graceful march. At some point the original strap had been lost and replaced with a cherry red confection that swirled around her arm and latched onto the top crust that is always the most crunchy. A few buttons were picked up along the way and dotted the top layer like ladybugs dancing. The zipper was never fully shut and there was often a receipt sticking out, or perhaps her pink comb that waggled in the air like a tongue in delight. It wasn’t a big purse; just enough to satisfy a healthy craving but big enough to care were you not to see it present at dinner. I have almost forgotten the healthy craving, the smell of Blackberries, and why the ladybugs should ever want to dance.
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 10:28 PM UTC
A Cobbled Purse
You're a little pastry box wrapped in blue tissue paper. You’re the first bite into every brownie, every **** every pie, every cute little confection. You're that thin ribbon of caramel across a layered slice of cake, You're the sugar still lingering on my recipes, the little puffs of flour with each turn of a page. You're that extra dash of cocoa and that sprinkle of vanilla and the egg stained finger prints on jars of paprika and cinnamon and nutmeg. You're the soft crack of a brown egg, the raw taste of extra batter.. The sizzling butter in the bottom of a pan You're every scent of spices and salts and frosting and the sticky sweetness of glazed honey. You're the walnuts and sprinkles on top of last summers birthday cake. You're the peppermint sensation on the roof of my mouth and the sweet flavoring on the tip of my tongue. You're the delicate drizzle of chocolate over a homemade batch of sugar cookies, the finishing touch.
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 4:45 PM UTC
What I found in the back of the cupboard...
~~~ *On the edge of sleep you are the moon suspended in a midnight sky shining among all the stars in heaven A ’twinkling in your eyes You are my Sunday morning sharing skin between the sheets And lazy afternoons That leave me full, complete You are a life long journey A path that leads me home A fire to stir my passion The only one I’ve known You’re whispers in my coffee Sweet echoes are my cream You‘re the rage of lustful yearnings In my silent movie screams Just like a speckled puppy You bring me youthful joy Like a candy coated confection That leaves me wanting more You burn with fire and flame That robs me of my sight You’re everything I long for An ageless guiding light You are a timeless vessel, dear The maker of my sighs A keeper of my secrets The flame I can’t deny You are that haunting melody Rewinding in my head A bold and tasty morsel That keeps my hunger fed In dreams…you are the moon, love Sweet whispers in the night You settle on my pillowslip To make all my wrongs seem right* ~~~
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Oct 21, 2019
Oct 21, 2019 at 4:40 AM UTC
You Are
In summers past, hot and hazy, we wandered northern shorelines, sand whipping salt brine and vinegar enveloped, marveling that even the Amish possess swimwear. I lingered at the taffy shop, toe-raised peering through smudged glass and candy bins, spying both worker and robo-worker pulling long tough ropes of salty confection and memory. Our time on the path is pulled taffy, event-pummeled, tugged asunder, reunited bittersweet. baked boardwalk beneath feet, cobbled personality planks stretching taffy of time In summers past I was there. In summers present i am there. In summers beyond we are back there once again folded and kneaded smiling, reunited. This is the back-end of forever, yet do not fear; the dying of the light is the dawning of the dusk: a wheel that we spin, a point that we traverse, a keeping of a promise, a memory of a scent, a vision of disorder, and the chaos in the calm. Cower. Rejoice. Repeat. Amen.
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Sep 28, 2013
Sep 28, 2013 at 8:34 PM UTC
Days of August
Have you seen her ? Her skin is like winter Her hair as strands of gold Her eyes a cerulean shade Though she has unsteady hands Yes ! She is in Wonderland The ground is of sweetly confection The clouds are of candy floss The waters , of buttermilk Though each grain of sugar is a little white lie Oh how gracious , sounding oh so pleasant And her name is Alice , soft like the finest taffeta Do you happen to know where Wonderland is ? Haste , Haste ! Oh yes I do , I have been there many times ! You must be willing to devote yourself completely ! For wonderland is of other-wordly proportions But if you must know , She is in a the pretty box . Motionless in white
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 8:16 PM UTC
Pearly Gates , Wonderland
You are the Object of My Affection my reason my direction The cause of this infection I can't break it down .... in sections Not a vote      in an election My sugary confection A whirlwind       of protection A needle deep        injection I can't stand      this harsh rejection You are the seed      of my reflection We share        the same connection Perhaps thought       just projection With further      real inspection Was found     in that detection I have no need for our perfection I'm making     the corrections To be the Object of Your Affection I hope it's not too late that your love it still awaits me on the BRIGHT light of the sun. Love you Cherie Nolan*© 2016
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Jul 2, 2016
Jul 2, 2016 at 9:48 PM UTC
"The Object Of Affection"
Like sugar from a shaker, snow falls on Saul the baker delivering steamy biscuits from the shop he calls his home to a drafty run down mansion where the princess on her pension can be testy with her tension, hence she's living on her own. Today he took her order, "One fresh bagel, for a quarter 'cause I haven't seen the likes of one since I left my childhood home". Well he'd never baked a bagel, but he's not one to finagle and wanting just to please her, finds a recipe from Rome. And he's thinking to himself, "I must be way out of mind~ no woman's gonna want a baker's life" but he carries deep inside his heart, the will to be a friend hoping someday she will come around and one day be his wife. So to win her deep affection he packs up his best confection takes his chances on the back roads, now iced over in the storm. Finds her waiting in the foyer with her thrifty 5 cent lawyer complaining 'bout the day old bread and... "this bagel isn't warm!" So..... he heats it on the fire, 'cause her heart is his desire but she won't accept the bagel for it's not quite the right form And he's thinking to himself, "I must be way out of mind no woman gonna want a baker's life" but he carries deep inside his heart, the will to be a friend hoping someday she will come around and one day be his wife. So he runs back to his bagel board and pounds the dough and rolls a cord and shapes the perfect circle to a bagel lovers dream, He boils and then he bakes it and to her mansion then he takes it piping hot but now she wants it with churned butter from fresh cream! Well he's starting to get antsy but he knows the farmer, Clancy whose butter is fresh-churned and known by counties far and wide. He heads out to the pasture and he buys what he is after and returns to find, 'tis so unkind, the princess, she had died. The baker in his stricken state swallows the bagel off the plate he calls the cops, pulls out the stops and serves the day old bread. He gives the details more than once of how he ate the evidence and though he thought his story bought, they arrested him instead. "Tis a likely story", was the only thing he heard although they'd bought his baked goods, they could not buy his word. "The Baker is a Butcher", is what the tabloid said, "better to take your bagel cold than take it in the head." But all was not as it appears, she owed the butcher in arrears and when they went to check her craw they found a hunk of mutton. It ended all without a trial, the butcher he did reconcile and posted "Pay the butcher now and do not to be a glutton." And Saul was thinking to himself, " I must be way out of mind", no woman's gonna want a baker's life", but he carried deep inside his heart the will to be a friend and it turned rather nicely as she willed him in the end.
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 8:55 PM UTC
An Unlikely Story
Like sugar from a shaker, snow falls on Saul the baker delivering steamy biscuits from the shop he calls his home to a drafty run down mansion where the princess on her pension can be testy with her tension, hence she's living on her own. Today he took her order, "One fresh bagel, for a quarter 'cause I haven't seen the likes of one since I left my childhood home". Well he'd never baked a bagel, but he's not one to finagle and wanting just to please her, finds a recipe from Rome. And he's thinking to himself, "I must be way out of mind~ no woman's gonna want a baker's life" but he carries deep inside his heart, the will to be a friend hoping someday she will come around and one day be his wife. So to win her deep affection he packs up his best confection takes his chances on the back roads, now iced over in the storm. Finds her waiting in the foyer with her thrifty 5 cent lawyer complaining 'bout the day old bread and... "this bagel isn't warm!" So..... he heats it on the fire, 'cause her heart is his desire but she won't accept the bagel for it's not quite the right form And he's thinking to himself, "I must be way out of mind no woman gonna want a baker's life" but he carries deep inside his heart, the will to be a friend hoping someday she will come around and one day be his wife. So he runs back to his bagel board and pounds the dough and rolls a cord and shapes the perfect circle to a bagel lovers dream, He boils and then he bakes it and to her mansion then he takes it piping hot but now she wants it with churned butter from fresh cream! Well he's starting to get antsy but he knows the farmer, Clancy whose butter is fresh-churned and known by counties far and wide. He heads out to the pasture and he buys what he is after and returns to find, 'tis so unkind, the princess, she had died. The baker in his stricken state swallows the bagel off the plate he calls the cops, pulls out the stops and serves the day old bread. He gives the details more than once of how he ate the evidence and though he thought his story bought, they arrested him instead. "Tis a likely story", was the only thing he heard although they'd bought his baked goods, they could not buy his word. "The Baker is a Butcher", is what the tabloid said, "better to take your bagel cold than take it in the head." But all was not as it appears, she owed the butcher in arrears and when they went to check her craw they found a hunk of mutton. It ended all without a trial, the butcher he did reconcile and posted "Pay the butcher now and do not to be a glutton." And Saul was thinking to himself, " I must be way out of mind", no woman's gonna want a baker's life", but he carried deep inside his heart the will to be a friend and it turned rather nicely as she willed him in the end.
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In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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She is the object of affection No matter how wide the selection She gets in your head like an infection She"s sweeter than any confection But there"s a certain section That I"m vying for inspection Please no rejection or defection Let me make a correction I just want a you collection Pardon the change in inflection But I can"t hide the ******** Because when I look in your eyes and direction I see more than my reflection It's simply...just perfection
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Oct 8, 2012
Oct 8, 2012 at 4:06 AM UTC
Sweetness
I left my heart in the top pocket of her denim jacket, The sickly sweet sugar of her bubblegum rubbing off on it Making it less heavy, making it beat steady And each time I saw denim in my mirrored reflection I wondered if she stole my heart to keep as her confection.
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 6:25 AM UTC
Denim heart