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"constellating" poems
delightful colorful constellating memory warm starshine in winter                          /#dmperez
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Dec 4, 2016
Dec 4, 2016 at 4:42 PM UTC
Untitled
I've seen endless galaxies in her eyes, And I have felt entire hemispheres Hot and burning Upon our lips, The sun and the stars, Consummating, constellating Between her hips.
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Aug 23, 2017
Aug 23, 2017 at 2:34 PM UTC
On Saturn it rains diamonds
Dining Hall The day that Darwin dies you call me at lunch surrounded by raucous boys who would ridicule your tears Milk You’re downing a glass as I sip my wine Separated by years and words you don’t know Our preference in beverage is the space between us The Other Side of Mt. Heart Attack Lullaby redhead croons my fingers bend three at a time choking out two-syllable death trap. Constellating Sandwiched between fresh books spines not yet cracked Secretive soulmates sharing espresso-scented pecks on strawberry lips Hush Hush Hands that aren’t yours hold back my hair dampened tears shed over words you threw shattering showering me with shards of the way you once felt Day Long Marriage Air-conditioned summers bare skin on leather couches your hand resting on blue ruffled ******* Happy New Year Crouching behind closet doors your voice at once comfort and affront I’ll forget the words you say still clutching my phone wishing it was you The Other Emily Purest form of you and me Benadryl-induced delusions refusing sleep exhausted warm and doe-eyed in the glow of your fondness
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Oct 16, 2012
Oct 16, 2012 at 12:37 PM UTC
Fragments
I see the recollection of a thousand and one memories in the faces of strangers. It is written in the burnt out shellac that write's the gospel called ideal. Upon all the waifs that wail on wainscotted walls is visible a weary shade - A woe begotten word. That same ink that wrote the scar on a thousand and one faces. It shone to eyes of the right size calibrated to the light by a snowflake. And once seen O misbegotten dream! Hours of amphetamine rooftops under golden stars. Mornings alight with the free realm of jazz which floats on hazy gaze that constitute fields of a thousand and one degrees. Now not seen. And is it carved in the sweaty freedom of a drunk? Constellating crystal beads pour to eyes gray and sunk with the wisdom of a prince. With the stench of a skunk. Brace yourself for the wind does come that marries wind of heart and mind. And behind it all you see it now; in the thousand and one faces of the free the bold the meek the drunk the lost. The recollection of a thousand and one memories.
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May 1, 2012
May 1, 2012 at 2:37 PM UTC
Thousand and One
Secluded dreams are your fragile fingers never to caress harsh tree bark creeks again pulsating in vain when you don't hear the drumming dominion of my tactile gentle tips falling in love with your philosophical nonsense constellating words become sensual sonoric spaces between you and me betweex texts of adoration one typing pad and a hot salvia tea serves you' mastering over the paint brushes in a *** and splashing colours dispersed drawings, fine arts, parts of an intimate instrumentalia To parties salute! Freshly washed t-shirt hangs over one empty bottle Sealed contentment, sleepless nights, red wine dizzy gifts adrift and fiery one giant dragonfly emerging from the clouds At the end has crashed the mighty wings and the haunted sounds; all of my desires for you the old blood corridors brook strings swinging catching a fire flower within your palm torchering torches turning us, our lust, into the waxed reciprocity sideral  you still love me  tropic  me still crave to arouse you solely by my empty words in between days solstice in between the dying night's Équinoxe
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 2:25 PM UTC
Naughty words and friendly kisses
the sun and the moon and all of the dust between the height of your wings, they used to be full of flight but now I can touch the ice of orange rays and the red of dented craters beneath the pads of my ever fumbling fingers and it gives off a smoke in my stomach that even bullet exit wounds don't leave behind. i'm craving fizzy drinks again to numb out the stars in my eyes that won't stop constellating the white hope in your burning palms, have you been climbing blue fences again? the night doesn't tire often but the last comet that flew by last January the 7th looked exhausted and it had something to do with the way you blinked away fire from the moments you forgot to count
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 11:48 AM UTC
sands that turn neon green
Stories swirl free Memory fantasy dream Constellating stars Blurring transposing like art Lonely snowflakes weep, Wishes for gifts meant to keep
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Sep 9, 2021
Sep 9, 2021 at 8:08 PM UTC
Snow Globe
Head up high, at the cold cerulean, constellating my fervent prayers, with no stars included, sweetly encountered a canorous disenthrall sang by the only dove I saw at the sky. -A.M.
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Apr 28, 2021
Apr 28, 2021 at 12:23 AM UTC
Freedom
Fearful cows. Proud buckets. Sequestered and barbed. Three freckles. A constellating of anchors. Violating space. The long road travelled and the long road ahead. Each length, perfect reflection of the other. You are travelling as a mirror. Roving. Violating time. Swallowing hours. Draped. A shroud of volition. The sky is still crying. The sea is angry. You hear it sometimes, underneath the wind’s wails. It can hear you. Sometimes. But always it sees. Violating mind. What it sees sends sun to sky and turns rain to tears of joy, collected in proud buckets, that drizzle down, dousing the faces of fearful cows.
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Apr 7, 2021
Apr 7, 2021 at 11:37 AM UTC
Recent Fragments
I am having a troubled mind and a lousy way of interpreting things going on around me. Never had I in my full awareness or complete unconsciousness thought that I'd be the alibi of the devastation in the place that is home. Today, people are homeless, orphaned, deranged. They stand alone even when they are together. Like a wrecked ship in the middle of a raging sea. To call myself lucky to have survived appears to me as an insult to those whose lives were taken like an ant stomped by a kid, whose homes turned to rubble- like a war field. No wars can be as destructive as the war declared by nature and no one can stand against nature when all of us are born out of it.  Nature gives us a new sunrise every day, a single sun but always a new rise. It has given us flowers and streams, sky and stars, earth and gravity. We know not the start of these all, nor do we know when it will all end. It just goes on and on until it doesn't. What is the point in living numerous hours looking at the stars every single night, constellating each thoughts, naming each satellite if one fine weekend's morning a family of four with smiles plastered like their house's walls on their faces are to be doomed in the grave of the ruins of their safe haven? Fuss as much you do about the rainbows guiding you to a sunny morrow; keep walking the labyrinthine tunnels with hopes to see the light on the other side disguised as wider boulevards, never fully aware of the breathes we've taken -as walking in sleep. Why live a life when you know not your time to leave?
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 12:59 AM UTC
Of tremors in the heart
I am having a troubled mind and a lousy way of interpreting things going on around me. Never had I in my full awareness or complete unconsciousness thought that I'd be the alibi of the devastation in the place that is home. Today, people are homeless, orphaned, deranged. They stand alone even when they are together. Like a wrecked ship in the middle of a raging sea. To call myself lucky to have survived appears to me as an insult to those whose lives were taken like an ant stomped by a kid, whose homes turned to rubble- like a war field. No wars can be as destructive as the war declared by nature and no one can stand against nature when all of us are born out of it.  Nature gives us a new sunrise every day, a single sun but always a new rise. It has given us flowers and streams, sky and stars, earth and gravity. We know not the start of these all, nor do we know when it will all end. It just goes on and on until it doesn't. What is the point in living numerous hours looking at the stars every single night, constellating each thoughts, naming each satellite if one fine weekend's morning a family of four with smiles plastered like their house's walls on their faces are to be doomed in the grave of the ruins of their safe haven? Fuss as much you do about the rainbows guiding you to a sunny morrow; keep walking the labyrinthine tunnels with hopes to see the light on the other side disguised as wider boulevards, never fully aware of the breathes we've taken -as walking in sleep. Why live a life when you know not your time to leave?
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There's a storm raging Fire racing through my bones It's got my heart pacing The beauty of nature losing control. A surge of energy electrifies my mind I reflect the fragments of life as they die in front of my eyes. Mother natures anger Romantic intensity ***** of fire burning up Constellating a painting Across the night sky. Rage is raining downwards Breaking billboards Pouring its heart out Fierce droplets of hate. This feeling is infinite Like two lovers baring Their souls to each other. The moon caught my eye And I whispered
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 12:08 PM UTC
When lightning strikes