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"contravention" poems
this shall be: this shall be my last poem of the year, two thousand and thirteen, with the muses' permission. a fitting one as well, for the words, come easy, like so many did this annus mirabilis, year of wonders. firm I believe, words are living tools, constantly being reshaped, fitted to the occasion.   care must me taken, words hurt when wasted, abused, or used in contravention to the creator's intentioned purpose of intended good. so when a brother, a poet-man hits the nailhead, words writ, encapsulating an emo shared, this reserves, a poem-celebration! lines between humans unseen, somehow too easy, rightly crossed, guards dropped, secrets exposure, with the ease of feeling no discomfiture. yes, this is the Internet age, sharing revelations often cheapened, boundaries collapse, when no consideration given. when there is no skin, no eye-glance real-exchanged, no feeling, no voice, casual, to do, easy to say, what is the risk, what could be the casualty of this causality? the risk is fearsome. so when the venture is for the better, what matter the absence of the physicality, the tears and hugs imagined as good as any non-virtual, but in the coming year, this I swear: I will be, I will be becoming, I will become you, unto you, for as was written, so shall it be, for as was written, it will become, a beautiful first, a first re-union, that will be. *this notion so pleasing, yet inherent contradictory, aye, there's the rub,* a first re-union of the unmet, *to mark this three hundred and sixty fifth day, the creator bequeathed me these prayer words most easily, most faithfully, as a blessing for all of us.* Dec. 31, 2013 3:54 pm. NYC
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 4:15 PM UTC
Going to Oregon: "a beautiful first re-union that will be..."
this shall be: this shall be my last poem of the year, two thousand and thirteen, with the muses' permission. a fitting one as well, for the words, come easy, like so many did this annus mirabilis, year of wonders. firm I believe, words are living tools, constantly being reshaped, fitted to the occasion.   care must me taken, words hurt when wasted, abused, or used in contravention to the creator's intentioned purpose of intended good. so when a brother, a poet-man hits the nailhead, words writ, encapsulating an emo shared, this reserves, a poem-celebration! lines between humans unseen, somehow too easy, rightly crossed, guards dropped, secrets exposure, with the ease of feeling no discomfiture. yes, this is the Internet age, sharing revelations often cheapened, boundaries collapse, when no consideration given. when there is no skin, no eye-glance real-exchanged, no feeling, no voice, casual, to do, easy to say, what is the risk, what could be the casualty of this causality? the risk is fearsome. so when the venture is for the better, what matter the absence of the physicality, the tears and hugs imagined as good as any non-virtual, but in the coming year, this I swear: I will be, I will be becoming, I will become you, unto you, for as was written, so shall it be, for as was written, it will become, a beautiful first, a first re-union, that will be. *this notion so pleasing, yet inherent contradictory, aye, there's the rub,* a first re-union of the unmet, *to mark this three hundred and sixty fifth day, the creator bequeathed me these prayer words most easily, most faithfully, as a blessing for all of us.* Dec. 31, 2013 3:54 pm. NYC
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Chase the emerald fairy Around the Eiffel Tower of France Shadows swagger an acid dance Of Hollywood trances and diamond glances We’ll spout poetry beneath a glamoured moon amour Drink whiskey and absinthe by the gallons And wash it down with the finest wine Grown from sultry ***** countryside A poet’s star will drive jealousy mad In famous graveyards of prostitutes and prose Our night will be spent in gothic debauchery Eyes once spoke the tale of flesh and lust Pouting over torrentially voracious desires Decadence deceived promises Bewitched with voluptuous tongue The playwright types at his typewriter Typing funeral dirges of sitar and violin duels The contravention of dawn’s chorus Erupts behind curtains of pantomimes Charms lost in the end of magnificent performances Your whispers in my ear are the last I hope to hear The last beautiful gasp of breath I hope to hear Will be your whispers in my ear (*Death sits before his typewriter pounding keys in a ravenous lunatic frenzy electing the end to our story we have no contribution only dealt the parts we act upon and our scripts to speak*)
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Oct 17, 2011
Oct 17, 2011 at 5:50 PM UTC
Le Dramaturge (et le poète)
*2002 Dearest Klara,   hope you enjoy the poems as you dream to write       one poem happy birthday* There are still many books as though    parliament. A miscalculation based on coordinates in a wry scene. Two bookshelves creating a labyrinth, enough that you are alike. Juxtaposed to scent are many words and the day is almost done. Ignore fragments once, but never overdo. I can outlast moonlight’s procession into a dark cathedral by the window. On this side – reason; the other, hesitance. This is no heist. This is what belongingness refutes. What willingness bandages. The absence of sentries   made for easy rapture. You slid your hand into the dusty fort and in between them, the paperbacks ached.   “I will do it.” and after that, cursed at the farce. Slid into your bag – you, surrounded by the tense air of silence. A dilettante at being a fugitive. What is it that you stole?    Your body, elsewhere. Flailing. Failing. There are still many marvels in the scene, but says precision is key. Cuts as if contravention. This was as calm as painting a child   in his early years, the hue of anomaly. Quiet in amplitudes doles out a mystified sense of completion. I can hear an ajar mouth unwind a soft humming.    It was time to go – tomorrow when we rise with no memory,   it will be all but one and the same fault together with many others,      as if your face that day and your image now           compels me the cold of a foreign city. Riddance.
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Apr 25, 2016
Apr 25, 2016 at 9:12 PM UTC
Reminiscence Of Fault
*2002 Dearest Klara,   hope you enjoy the poems as you dream to write       one poem happy birthday* There are still many books as though    parliament. A miscalculation based on coordinates in a wry scene. Two bookshelves creating a labyrinth, enough that you are alike. Juxtaposed to scent are many words and the day is almost done. Ignore fragments once, but never overdo. I can outlast moonlight’s procession into a dark cathedral by the window. On this side – reason; the other, hesitance. This is no heist. This is what belongingness refutes. What willingness bandages. The absence of sentries   made for easy rapture. You slid your hand into the dusty fort and in between them, the paperbacks ached.   “I will do it.” and after that, cursed at the farce. Slid into your bag – you, surrounded by the tense air of silence. A dilettante at being a fugitive. What is it that you stole?    Your body, elsewhere. Flailing. Failing. There are still many marvels in the scene, but says precision is key. Cuts as if contravention. This was as calm as painting a child   in his early years, the hue of anomaly. Quiet in amplitudes doles out a mystified sense of completion. I can hear an ajar mouth unwind a soft humming.    It was time to go – tomorrow when we rise with no memory,   it will be all but one and the same fault together with many others,      as if your face that day and your image now           compels me the cold of a foreign city. Riddance.
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She falls in love with rejection The lack of attention She may need an intervention But it cant be prevented The mere mention Of self descension Wraps her mind in a new dimension She falls for degradation And cant help her fascination She is stuck in a contravention Which leads to sleep deprivation He is not easy to fool She thinks in admiration She is in love with rejection and his never ending reprehension
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Mar 15, 2017
Mar 15, 2017 at 7:53 PM UTC
in love with rejection
I was sitting alone in my room Thinking about love And saw that I was doomed I have never found true love Honestly, I think it's all a lie Like one beating heart Could make mine feel complete Well, the way I see is lust at its worse It seems to me love is a curse But maybe you change my mind With your charm and that smile That makes my heart beat a mile a second And I reckon you wont stop there As long as you can make me forget All my pain and despair Just for a moment make me forget You'll be one of my many cons For you I'll take love and all the cons Now you're in full control Setting my heart on fire like its coal Now I'm trusting you wont blow out the flame And leave as quickly as you came Originally that was my intention Now I have to answer to myself for my contravention Because if you broke my heart It'd be all my fualt My heart fights with my common sense My inner turmoil is an Armageddon But now you hold my heart And now I'm looking for a spark Maybe it was just a losing game from the start
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Feb 21, 2014
Feb 21, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
A Losing Game
everyone else sleeps while this weather takes a peculiar turn, decides to chronicle with a mild kiss of drizzle on the loam. you did not know the name for the mortal perfume of the Earth in the heat of contrary figures but knew the nascent lunacy of things and the dangers of their pursuit. the gripping contravention holding things together, a piece of the sun against the urban sky and your apparition splayed as cold silhouette, forced libation of Earth to soothe its machine, sharp impressions accurate with details, disseminate through the static conveyor of messages the intact hieroglyph of your movement in this odd weather.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 6:10 AM UTC
Hamog
I sat all alone in my room Thinking about love And saw that I was doomed I have never found true love To be honest I think it's all a big lie Like another beating heart Could make mine feel complete We couldn't stand to be apart When we're together All our problems take a trip to the back seat Well, I see it as lust at its worse The way I see it, love is a curse But maybe you could change my mind With your charm and that smile That makes my heart beat a mile a second And I reckon you won't stop there As long as you can make me Forget all my pain and despair You and I can become we You'll be one of my many pawns For you I'll take love and all of the cons Fear and ecstasy fill my veins I'm hoping the latter will wash away Because now you have full control Lighting up my heart like its coal And you have the power to blow out the flame And leave as quickly as you came Originally that was my intention And I have to answer to myself for my contravention Because if you broke my heart It'd be all my fault We've gotten each other trapped We let our wills crack I'd lay it all down for you in a second My common sense fights with my heart My inner turmoil is an Armageddon Now I'm looking for a spark Or maybe this was just a losing game from the start
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 6:36 PM UTC
A Losing Game (Original)
Role plays an important role in the home and the Middle East. "Honest and Cool Cold Russia" Michael, Black, Black, Al, Both, Hep, 1, Fantasy Smile and Fantasy Fourth of Hampton in 3rd Year, or 3rd Kansas-Jones in the 3rd Quartet, Black-skinned North American experts are right. The skin is very cold. Trash on the city and the Middle East and Russia, religion and Mary's corner, pregnancy, hair, computer skills, noise, noise, and text. The Rise of the Guide is the first edition of the book. My mother is a modern retailer and pharmacist for modern women and for publishing. Marcus Black, Yellow and Black Black, Raw, Apples, Cold Tea, Toothpaste, Hot and Cold Water. Wing test interviews and many women in five to seven years. Traditional cultural values ​​of worship, Russia, pharmaceuticals, and lower-middle-grade drugs are for adults, adults, pregnancies, hair, computers, audio, air, and text. Hansen Selected Professor of the Forest and Wooded Mountain. Service wrote a special song for FIM. As a matter of fact, I remember childhoods, black, black, red, black, different ideas, and shoes, and I encountered problems in the city I experienced in the West. Gameplay, the goodness of the devil, the heavens, the elephants with the flow of the prophets, the best of the blue and Japanese royal genres. Our children and homeless children will complete a white baby white. This book is from Hagar and Clark, Clark's Star. But if it is not worth the money, it's a privilege. I will return food; food, clothing, and now to eat, or, thieves, thieves, thieves, but fiction's contravention, computer, home, music, things. O, circle. Jeremy Clark, his own wilderness lakes, shadows and 400 stars.
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Nov 22, 2018
Nov 22, 2018 at 2:39 AM UTC
UK - 400 Stars
Role plays an important role in the home and the Middle East. "Honest and Cool Cold Russia" Michael, Black, Black, Al, Both, Hep, 1, Fantasy Smile and Fantasy Fourth of Hampton in 3rd Year, or 3rd Kansas-Jones in the 3rd Quartet, Black-skinned North American experts are right. The skin is very cold. Trash on the city and the Middle East and Russia, religion and Mary's corner, pregnancy, hair, computer skills, noise, noise, and text. The Rise of the Guide is the first edition of the book. My mother is a modern retailer and pharmacist for modern women and for publishing. Marcus Black, Yellow and Black Black, Raw, Apples, Cold Tea, Toothpaste, Hot and Cold Water. Wing test interviews and many women in five to seven years. Traditional cultural values ​​of worship, Russia, pharmaceuticals, and lower-middle-grade drugs are for adults, adults, pregnancies, hair, computers, audio, air, and text. Hansen Selected Professor of the Forest and Wooded Mountain. Service wrote a special song for FIM. As a matter of fact, I remember childhoods, black, black, red, black, different ideas, and shoes, and I encountered problems in the city I experienced in the West. Gameplay, the goodness of the devil, the heavens, the elephants with the flow of the prophets, the best of the blue and Japanese royal genres. Our children and homeless children will complete a white baby white. This book is from Hagar and Clark, Clark's Star. But if it is not worth the money, it's a privilege. I will return food; food, clothing, and now to eat, or, thieves, thieves, thieves, but fiction's contravention, computer, home, music, things. O, circle. Jeremy Clark, his own wilderness lakes, shadows and 400 stars.
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