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"conquers" poems
A lone voice calls out Never reaching the stars Left floating in frigid space On a blind, infinite journey Rejection Nearby are others Insults are constant gifts Thrown like red meteorites And suffocating nebulas Rejection Even the cruel pain Ripping mercilessly A black hole ******* souls in Ruthless strength conquers everything Rejection
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 4:36 AM UTC
Rejection
I apologize for my thoughts and my actions But you must understand that I am what they call a man. And no matter how perfect any woman thinks iam, I might as well be nonexistent. For women are the most alluring, sinful ,angelic animals on earth. I am simply bewitched by your existence. I can not resist directing an ****** daydream, Every seven minuets. The being of your facts, Makes me want to fall to my death beneath your feet Something about those hills That makes my teeth want to sink into my lips. That voice makes me want to do one thing: Hear it moaning. No matter how hard I attempt to be an angel, My devil enduringly conquers. We refuse to admit that a woman is stronger than a man. We could easily succeed in having a human being develop Inside of us and painfully ****** it out of a diminutive hole Nine physically and emotionally draining months later. “We could probably do it better than you can.” We just act ignorant and Heedlessly assume what is logical; However, in the reaction center, that every man denies, lives the manifest verity that: Women. Are. Stronger. To be born into a stormy emotional spectrum With color and darkness Alone shelters the truth for you. Fact: A man does use his small head much more often then His actual head, simply, because men don’t know how to use it. How convenient it is to be born with two heads. let its roots anchor into your minds and consume your conscious. -Arizona
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 8:42 AM UTC
Sarcastic Sexist Subliminal Offensive Mockery
- Listening doesn't always mean understanding - Listening could mean getting lost in your own thought of tranquility - Or even your own devastational whir - Listening doesn't have to be with your ears - Just the exhaustion of emptiness that outlines your skull; - Or even the numbness that conquers every length from spine to external excellence of your mind; - Gliding from one emotion to another could be the loudest transaction without making a single clamor; - Listening doesn't always mean understanding - But the utter perplexity of ones thoughts drowning in the sound of nothingness.
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 11:05 PM UTC
The Sound of Nothingness
its unmistakable not just another caravan of faces not just another passing year under a strange sky iv reached the edge of the world nothing but open sea to my back as far as the mind can see and i'm riding a west wind on a quickness breeze on a middle of the night skiff to the the small island where she waits for me where she sleeps tonight the bold song gone soft an slow the guarded smile relaxed into a champion of joy and conquers all her sadness with a single tilt at the windmills like a knight in shining armor nothing but deep sea nothing but night salt and sea and as i draw near she sings from her soul to mine come to me lover laugh yes cry out loud with all your joys laugh pure and easy i'm the mood for you boy i'm in the mood for your hand in mine dance in my heart its a warm night in the tropics and we got the world to ourselfs so may i have this dance spin dip ballroom of sand laugh with me run with me we are free all our lives people have tried to put us away keep us down now look at dancing in the stars look at us free and easy dance with me baby make love with me honey on this ballroom of sand laugh pure and true with simple joy here by salt and sea be young with me tonight on this ballroom of sand come home to me warm me with your touch comfort me with your eyes iv waited so long come home to me nothing but open sea at my back and i feel so alive i feel so free and my lover is near iv never been so alive running a western quickness breeze on a skiff heading home to her jezebel
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Sep 10, 2013
Sep 10, 2013 at 6:00 AM UTC
no windmills but will a coconut tree do?
its unmistakable not just another caravan of faces not just another passing year under a strange sky iv reached the edge of the world nothing but open sea to my back as far as the mind can see and i'm riding a west wind on a quickness breeze on a middle of the night skiff to the the small island where she waits for me where she sleeps tonight the bold song gone soft an slow the guarded smile relaxed into a champion of joy and conquers all her sadness with a single tilt at the windmills like a knight in shining armor nothing but deep sea nothing but night salt and sea and as i draw near she sings from her soul to mine come to me lover laugh yes cry out loud with all your joys laugh pure and easy i'm the mood for you boy i'm in the mood for your hand in mine dance in my heart its a warm night in the tropics and we got the world to ourselfs so may i have this dance spin dip ballroom of sand laugh with me run with me we are free all our lives people have tried to put us away keep us down now look at dancing in the stars look at us free and easy dance with me baby make love with me honey on this ballroom of sand laugh pure and true with simple joy here by salt and sea be young with me tonight on this ballroom of sand come home to me warm me with your touch comfort me with your eyes iv waited so long come home to me nothing but open sea at my back and i feel so alive i feel so free and my lover is near iv never been so alive running a western quickness breeze on a skiff heading home to her jezebel
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"Let us have love and more love, a love that melts all opposition, a love that conquers all foes, a love that sweeps away all barriers, a love that aboundeth in charity, large-heartedness, tolerance, and noble-striving, a love that triumphs over all obstacles, a boundless, resistless, sweeping love. Ah me! Each one must be a sign of love, a sea of love, a centre of love, a sun of love, a star of love, a haven of love, a pearl of love, a palace of love, a mountain of love, a world of love, a universe of love. Hast thou love? Then thy power is irresistible. Hast thou sympathy? Then all the stars will sing thy praise!" ~ 'Abdu'l-Baha, Star of the West, VII:17, 19 January 1917, page 171
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Feb 28, 2017
Feb 28, 2017 at 11:48 PM UTC
HAST THOU LOVE? - by Abdu'l-Baha
The handcuff bites my wrist as teeth sink, searing flesh. A breath, a scent too familiar to forget. Blind. Massive palms, razor point carving canyons down my spine, blood is the wine. The burn of beard feigning consent. Fistfuls of hair conquering words. A corpse to rob me of life, the press of perversity against satin. Fighting, writhing satisfaction. Pain swells in every limb the wet swell reveal my sin. Slaps stinging awake every fiber of clothing still keeping me safe. The drive of possession splitting secrets wide, fingers around throat clenching tight. Sweat running red, the rising growls growls resonate in my head. The raw force bruising like claiming a slave, body & mind consuming. Ferocity leads to frenzy, my senses rage against me, The thickness rips, devours, conquers my body for paradise. And I scream in the ecstasy taken. A clenching incites eruptions, the pulsing beast flooding. My purpose awakened.
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Jul 9, 2016
Jul 9, 2016 at 4:10 PM UTC
Taken
A huge kinda toothy smile... A smile that fills her eyes with light -a light that shines through everyone around her. A smile that says, *"I live my life shamelessly -unapologetically."* A smile that says, *"You can throw anything in my way, but you'll never beat down my optimistic flare."* A smile that says, *"I appreciate all that I have & do not dwell on what I don't."* It's that real, honest kinda genuine smile that does not conceal her problems... It conquers them. A smile that blames no one for its frowns. A smile that makes us all smile just thinking about it. A smile that always stays with me even now that its gone to a better place... A more deserving home.
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 11:17 PM UTC
Melissa's Smile
Make up, on silk clothes And those crazy one stand offs And the times of soggy sandwhiches And the years in our hair, Could have been the tears from our tongues The thing that conquers me the most Is the things we cannot achieve, The notches in and under our sleeves The nights we conceive, the things we never need The winds and the trees, Its time to remember, nights like these
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 7:06 AM UTC
On Silk Clothes
the night they wed, cinderella slits the prince’s throat. she won’t trade her prison for a pretty cage. the beast conquers nations, but beauty’s the one telling him how. aurora wakes herself. she’ll spend centuries guarding a city that never stirs, and she never questions her duty to people long gone. rapunzel burns the tower. ariel rules the sea.
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 2:20 PM UTC
fairytales, retold
I am worth being valued for existing Not only in the moments That I become relevant, necessary, or useful For lustful, celebratory or inspirational insanity I am not a lollipop or an exotic destination Stop exploring me ************* Because you salivate over this Hispaniola Beautiful island desecrated and decimated How many beautiful spirits will you make savages How many pure rivers will you **** blood on How many conquests will you claim a stake in How much balance will you disturb and subjugate to the trauma of your transitory exploration There's no impunity for conquerors Who taste, plunder, disguise disapproval in their apologies and move on There's no impunity for conquerors Who pick and choose who's worth Of validation, when, & how There's no impunity for conquerors Who play with men and women Hierarchize their prey But fail to acknowledge Their man-child whitewashed Hidden agendas & rigged market values Conquerors haunted by the trauma they've caused Will not be absolved by the revolution Neither will the revolution be the breast That heals conquers who are traumatized By the realization of their own fuckery
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 5:29 AM UTC
Conquerors Shall Not Be Absolved by the Revolution
Heroic in dignity and glory, Poise and posture, No potion and spell, She conquers the world. That ; only mothers could do.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 10:38 PM UTC
The Superwoman
They say love conquers all, Even the most broken of men. They say love fills your soul, Even the most soulless of all. They say love makes you whole, But what of the broken? What of the ones who fell in too deep? The ones who gave their all, Every day of the week? What of the ones who feel so deep? What of the ones who had been betrayed? They never tell you what love does after it's gone.
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 5:18 AM UTC
Love Conquers All?
Science *This is instant messaging in the smallest scale. Two (or more) particles are separated in space. An action performed on one is repeated by the other. Once entwined, they are fundamentally connected.* Romance Two lovers that were torn apart by fate, against them from the start. They kept a secret close to heart, a way to stay connected -- how smart! *Wherever you and I may be the stars are there for us to see.* And so the lovers could agree: to share the heavens, they were free. Day or Night matters not, it changes neither script nor plot. A love that cannot be forgot conquers any rational thought. But as the days went by fear gripped her. She thought, *It scares me that we'll never know if one of us has stopped looking up.* He knew this day would come, and had responded in advance. She could hear him say, *If you look up, so will I. If you stop, I will too. It's spooky how we'll know, but we will. Fear not the coming of that day. It may not even come, who can say? Two souls entwined, though far away are never truly led astray.*
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Mar 29, 2013
Mar 29, 2013 at 5:51 PM UTC
Quantum Entanglement (Science vs. Romance)
**** this coffee's really sour I've been drinking it for half an hour Wanna hear a poem Wanna hear a poem Wanna hear a poem about a cauliflower [Cauliflower's foolish It doesn't fit the theme I'm sick of all your nonsense I'm tired of your memes] Woman selling knickknacks I'm not eating tic-tacs™ Your words were put in brackets Check out my rhyming tactics I see that you're not one for fun Your a cloudy day, I'm the shining sun My absurdity Is the key To happy for eternity [You're clearly deeply broken And only you can cure Your fundamental problems But really I'm not sure The only one who conquers Is one who really tries So stop with the gorillas Since everything will die] Maybe you don't understand My foolishness goes hand in hand With making things that are the best Like giant squids and turnip fests Order, chaos, streets and bogs Them, White, Color, Talking Frog Odd on top but clear below From ash and fire life will grow Then again I see it's true I am right and so are you Maybe we both have a claim In this crazy poet game ** Okay] That didn't rhyme! [It doesn't have to] I love you [Mmm hmm]
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
A Poem About a Cauliflower
Candid smiles radiate waves of happiness, And the promise of foreboding tenderness. Pupils dilate at the sight of chaste skin Your body position enumerates control, we’re ready to begin. Vibrant red rose petals sprinkled on expensive white lace As I lay pressed against you, I hear your strong heart race. Your eyes undress me, while your mouth seems to grasp for words unknown to individuals, But known to every pair of souls entwined across the earth, who feel pure love, not strictly ****** Scratch marks on your back, the air is heavy and intense. We move together, our senses heightened, slowly building suspense. Loud screams and moans, a lovely and true symphony of feelings, then we’re through. You lay back down, your breathing is rapid, I climb in your arms and kiss you. Love is a verb, a doing word, Love conquers all, undeterred.
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Mar 31, 2013
Mar 31, 2013 at 5:59 PM UTC
Love is a Verb
I cradle the thought of my soul deferring from my body, as if death were a newborn to be adored. as my efforts towards nurturing this ideal reach expiration, a broad emptiness conquers my internal being; and I fear I will drift through time unchanged. hear me, propellers are necessary in the water and legs on land- but I'm no ship, and I have ropes tying my born given feet to my hands.
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 9:22 PM UTC
growth
Her hands tremble As the temptation conquers her mind She grabbed anything sharp That she could find Go, do it. Said the voices in her head She listens and cuts Wishing she was dead Blood stained wrist Blood stained sheets Are all she sees But now her mind is at ease
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:22 AM UTC
Temptation
The expansions of space the matrix we learn to re-create lucid dreaming conquers the mind lust drains the mind rendering it blind past issues fade like clouds pedestrians pass in the confusion of time inner thoughts expressed aloud surrounded atmosphere all around limitations is what keeps humanity underground infinity: a number of fantasy kept up like gasses and when the bubble pops acid drops slipping into the abyss till gravity stops amid the ashes is where life crashes so long as it stays concealed in darkness everything comes out to light in such sparkling moments in energy in rebirth the fallen jaguar rises taking the form of night chosen by the stars given divine right
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 9:48 PM UTC
The Eye of The Jaguar
We proposed for Witches Abroad on Broadway, a costume. As a lure to students, orange and black candy. Dancing at the prom, cell phones caught the ghouls. This stretch of road was full of cool cats. Unlucky ones were left on the side as skeletons. We swept them clear with our broomsticks. Our guns were not as brutal as broomsticks. Bristles hid the ******* end, as if in costume, No flesh, just skeleton. Like bags of orange and black candy, They were left, full of calico cat. Our familiars, our friends, dinner for a ghoul. They pulled at the ghoul, In the hands of a witch, danger came by broomstick, When ghouls snacked on cat, In their orange and black fur costume, Tasting sweet, like candy. They beat them up and down, but they find another skeleton. Them ghouls come faster, giving birth to others, another skeleton. Vocalizing desire for black and white, red and yellow make orange, a ghoul, Howls for student flavored candy. A witch lays out one, then another with her broomstick, Removing the face mask and costume. Them that can, holler their outrage in cat. Your *** was revealed in orange and black on a calico cat. Females cooled themselves of *** unwilling mates to a skeleton. Once alive, copulating loudly, now in a death costume. Walking upright, a neighborhood was destroyed by a ghoul. Neighbors watched, a witch patrolled on a broomstick. Your students were seen as human candy. One wife beater had a juicy rind, sweet and soured candy. At the dance, hors d’oeuvres were made of cat. Shot forward, it can create a hole, can a broomstick. Where stomachs used to be, a skeleton, Death conquers all, no more ghoul. One, now many properly attired for the Danse Macabre in costume. I found an orange, as broomsticks cleaned Broadway of cat candy. In my student costume and human face mask, my path is crossed by a cat. It disappeared as if it never was, visible only to Death, a skeleton made by ghoul.
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 7:43 PM UTC
I Found an Orange on Broadway Avenue
We proposed for Witches Abroad on Broadway, a costume. As a lure to students, orange and black candy. Dancing at the prom, cell phones caught the ghouls. This stretch of road was full of cool cats. Unlucky ones were left on the side as skeletons. We swept them clear with our broomsticks. Our guns were not as brutal as broomsticks. Bristles hid the ******* end, as if in costume, No flesh, just skeleton. Like bags of orange and black candy, They were left, full of calico cat. Our familiars, our friends, dinner for a ghoul. They pulled at the ghoul, In the hands of a witch, danger came by broomstick, When ghouls snacked on cat, In their orange and black fur costume, Tasting sweet, like candy. They beat them up and down, but they find another skeleton. Them ghouls come faster, giving birth to others, another skeleton. Vocalizing desire for black and white, red and yellow make orange, a ghoul, Howls for student flavored candy. A witch lays out one, then another with her broomstick, Removing the face mask and costume. Them that can, holler their outrage in cat. Your *** was revealed in orange and black on a calico cat. Females cooled themselves of *** unwilling mates to a skeleton. Once alive, copulating loudly, now in a death costume. Walking upright, a neighborhood was destroyed by a ghoul. Neighbors watched, a witch patrolled on a broomstick. Your students were seen as human candy. One wife beater had a juicy rind, sweet and soured candy. At the dance, hors d’oeuvres were made of cat. Shot forward, it can create a hole, can a broomstick. Where stomachs used to be, a skeleton, Death conquers all, no more ghoul. One, now many properly attired for the Danse Macabre in costume. I found an orange, as broomsticks cleaned Broadway of cat candy. In my student costume and human face mask, my path is crossed by a cat. It disappeared as if it never was, visible only to Death, a skeleton made by ghoul.
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You are a gerund. I am a verb. Talking behind their backs Will not solve our problems. I opened the door and spoke. I asked them to be quiet. Standing behind me, Like the mouse you are, You pretended to want action. I am action. You are a gerund. I am a verb. Action leaps out of me Like a plastic snake On a loaded spring. You were talking about a solution. I wrote, I spoke, I developed a plan. Thinking about action, Wishing and praying For a conclusion was all You came close to. But stories are not written Through inaction. One well placed verb Conquers a dozen nouns And completes the sentence,
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 10:00 AM UTC
Grammar for Life
An airplane crashes into an uncharted island and hundreds of people die in the burning debris, and somewhere a group of boys and girls are taking selfies as they stand next to a burning office building. Thousands of teenagers sit on the couch and eat ice cream until the buttons on their pants explode off. Kids light themselves on fires as if they were monks from the Tiananmen Square, trying to gain acceptance, their dreams of stardom translated through a series of YouTube comments. We can't afford books for college because the tuition is ridiculous, but these glossy tabloid magazines are only a few bucks; pick one to set the course of your life. Middle-aged people spend their lives indoors, away from the thirsty, hungry, withering children, and check how many likes did their photos receive on their smartphones. Pornographic images in front of our tired faces, our eyes locked to the screen and we do not blink as our memories become embedded with objectification. So we don't look up and see the chaos transpiring. Cat memes and colorful gifs hold our attention while our parents slave away at their boomerang-shaped desks, trapped in clustered cubicles. I saw a post on Facebook of a girl who was sexually assaulted at a house party and now her name was being hashtagged and kids were posing in photographs, laying on the floor, legs and arms sprawled out, left and right, trying to mimic the injustice. We swipe right to find our future hookups, but what if our future husbands and wives were on the left?   Society spends millions of dollars on drinks to numb our conscience, until our brain cells are wretched like the homeless guy on the street corner drinking liquor from a coffee mug. Israel and Palestine battle each other day after day while our generation gossips about Solange Knowles beating up Jay-Z with her patent leather purse as if that news conquers every other bit of information out there. The world will always be corrupt, but it suffers more from the apathy that belongs to us.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 7:56 PM UTC
Clean each cell with a rag
An airplane crashes into an uncharted island and hundreds of people die in the burning debris, and somewhere a group of boys and girls are taking selfies as they stand next to a burning office building. Thousands of teenagers sit on the couch and eat ice cream until the buttons on their pants explode off. Kids light themselves on fires as if they were monks from the Tiananmen Square, trying to gain acceptance, their dreams of stardom translated through a series of YouTube comments. We can't afford books for college because the tuition is ridiculous, but these glossy tabloid magazines are only a few bucks; pick one to set the course of your life. Middle-aged people spend their lives indoors, away from the thirsty, hungry, withering children, and check how many likes did their photos receive on their smartphones. Pornographic images in front of our tired faces, our eyes locked to the screen and we do not blink as our memories become embedded with objectification. So we don't look up and see the chaos transpiring. Cat memes and colorful gifs hold our attention while our parents slave away at their boomerang-shaped desks, trapped in clustered cubicles. I saw a post on Facebook of a girl who was sexually assaulted at a house party and now her name was being hashtagged and kids were posing in photographs, laying on the floor, legs and arms sprawled out, left and right, trying to mimic the injustice. We swipe right to find our future hookups, but what if our future husbands and wives were on the left?   Society spends millions of dollars on drinks to numb our conscience, until our brain cells are wretched like the homeless guy on the street corner drinking liquor from a coffee mug. Israel and Palestine battle each other day after day while our generation gossips about Solange Knowles beating up Jay-Z with her patent leather purse as if that news conquers every other bit of information out there. The world will always be corrupt, but it suffers more from the apathy that belongs to us.
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My father was famous for noticing endings admitting defeats accepting declines moving along being a good, end-of-game sport. Sometimes he’d spark a surprise come back— an evening of the score. “*The folks are as good as the people*” he’d declare. But as life invariably turns out, the folks are    rarely             as good                          as the people the pitcher as the batter the husband as the wife the striker as the goalie the salesman as the prospect the child as the parent the ying as the yang. In competitions someone always conquers, even if just a bit; the other always loses, even if just surface wounds— death always comes natural or quick. Then you know: “*It’s all over         but the crying.*” Dad, I’ve been crying, but when will I know “it’s over?” And, since some “folks” aren’t so good after all, please tell:         How victorious is victory?         Who is defeated in defeat?         What is the final score?         Who won again? The true score for when it’s over is perhaps how we make sense of the endings,                                                     beginnings,                                                                           and                                  rebeginnings                 of life shared and                                                                                           solitary. So where is that game clock that tally board, that ledger to release my game announce my endings settle my scores so I can do my crying and prepare for next season?         18.i.11
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Mar 5, 2011
Mar 5, 2011 at 3:14 PM UTC
But the Crying
My father was famous for noticing endings admitting defeats accepting declines moving along being a good, end-of-game sport. Sometimes he’d spark a surprise come back— an evening of the score. “*The folks are as good as the people*” he’d declare. But as life invariably turns out, the folks are    rarely             as good                          as the people the pitcher as the batter the husband as the wife the striker as the goalie the salesman as the prospect the child as the parent the ying as the yang. In competitions someone always conquers, even if just a bit; the other always loses, even if just surface wounds— death always comes natural or quick. Then you know: “*It’s all over         but the crying.*” Dad, I’ve been crying, but when will I know “it’s over?” And, since some “folks” aren’t so good after all, please tell:         How victorious is victory?         Who is defeated in defeat?         What is the final score?         Who won again? The true score for when it’s over is perhaps how we make sense of the endings,                                                     beginnings,                                                                           and                                  rebeginnings                 of life shared and                                                                                           solitary. So where is that game clock that tally board, that ledger to release my game announce my endings settle my scores so I can do my crying and prepare for next season?         18.i.11
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I was standing at the door, My thoughts as scattered as the stars, So excited to meet you, And to call a moment “ours”. I take a great deep breath, And stroll right through the door, I see many many people, And several many more. I search the crowds for you, And call you on your phone, I sit down on the lonely bench, As it buzzes out the busy tone. I sigh quite loud and give up, Think that this is all a mess, How stupid of me to try, Quite stupid I confess. But my hope isn’t all gone, I stay as positive can be, I know that love conquers all, When I see you come up to me. I get up and look at you, And run to you quite fast, I jump into your arms, And let the moment last. How I have missed you all this time, These months have turned to years, So many moments alone, Spent with silence, nerves, and tears. I come back to this moment, And feel the warmth of your embrace, This moment is our own, And one I cannot replace. As I retire to my room, I begin to close my eyes, I remember the great times, And refuse to kiss goodbyes.
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Mar 24, 2013
Mar 24, 2013 at 9:25 PM UTC
"A Moment To Remember"
तीम्रो हृदय  बोल्छ आँखाले खोज्छ तीम्रो मनमा दुनिया कुरा खेल्छ कैले काई तीमीलाई भयले  जितछ सुंदर ओठ तीम्रो बांध्या छः अहंको पट्टीले मेरो प्रेम तिमी भित्रै निस्सास्या छः Your heart speaks Your eye seeks your heart yearns Thoughts bubble up In the world of your mind Fear conquers Your Beautiful lips Tied With an ego bar My love In you Tries to breathe for life Sobbingsoul
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Jan 9, 2020
Jan 9, 2020 at 2:27 PM UTC
Nepali muktak