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"coring" poems
strangely, I think that this ought be, must be, responsibly, be the best poem I’ve ever writ, (though unlikely, as the best will always be the next) that mine own eyes commissioned, better be, just got to be, this holy-moly notion jeepers weepers, conceptual rocks me deepest, an awesome responsibility to find away of saying that this beyond conceptual, coring, especially special sample If there was to be a but one, a singularity, a distinguishing feature of what the human definition innate contains, how choice that we animals, elevate ourselves to being human beings, the only ones capable of wonderfully weeping the implications are an astounding! what a glorious burden, what a wonderful decision, the designer slipped in this microscopic checkmark, somewhere in our cellular DNA perma-dynasty, runs a common thread, these saltwater fears, a residual global amniotic fluid hint, from where we humans out-of-crawled that empathy, the signal of an elongated journey of eons, the marker that says show the caring, a trait-ed statement, us, unique so often do I weep, sometimes visible - in my poems listed, oft indicated - so you could know its sharing was an absolution that I granted myself, that that particular  poem was a costly one, womb bloomed, tongue taken, eye written sometimes invisible  - even more, do they, (nobody knows, nobody sees) just well up, eye cornered kept, secreted, only skin-staining the underneath-my-eyes one more shade darker, a reminder to all, to mirrored me, that to forgive myself doesn’t forgive forgetting is this then my best? sufficient to breech your reserves of pseudo-cool, that correct boundary pretense that keeps us as mismatched separates? you be the judge, you be the jury, you be the prosecutor and the defender, for it is all of us standing in the dock, on trial, for in our lifetime guilty of the inhuman crime, of not crying enough
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Jun 27, 2019
Jun 27, 2019 at 7:15 PM UTC
humans are the only animals that weep
strangely, I think that this ought be, must be, responsibly, be the best poem I’ve ever writ, (though unlikely, as the best will always be the next) that mine own eyes commissioned, better be, just got to be, this holy-moly notion jeepers weepers, conceptual rocks me deepest, an awesome responsibility to find away of saying that this beyond conceptual, coring, especially special sample If there was to be a but one, a singularity, a distinguishing feature of what the human definition innate contains, how choice that we animals, elevate ourselves to being human beings, the only ones capable of wonderfully weeping the implications are an astounding! what a glorious burden, what a wonderful decision, the designer slipped in this microscopic checkmark, somewhere in our cellular DNA perma-dynasty, runs a common thread, these saltwater fears, a residual global amniotic fluid hint, from where we humans out-of-crawled that empathy, the signal of an elongated journey of eons, the marker that says show the caring, a trait-ed statement, us, unique so often do I weep, sometimes visible - in my poems listed, oft indicated - so you could know its sharing was an absolution that I granted myself, that that particular  poem was a costly one, womb bloomed, tongue taken, eye written sometimes invisible  - even more, do they, (nobody knows, nobody sees) just well up, eye cornered kept, secreted, only skin-staining the underneath-my-eyes one more shade darker, a reminder to all, to mirrored me, that to forgive myself doesn’t forgive forgetting is this then my best? sufficient to breech your reserves of pseudo-cool, that correct boundary pretense that keeps us as mismatched separates? you be the judge, you be the jury, you be the prosecutor and the defender, for it is all of us standing in the dock, on trial, for in our lifetime guilty of the inhuman crime, of not crying enough
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star of infant light within my chest: shriek not as you do, shear not the rope that wound me round this stake at self's behest and lit the flame and poured the oil, alone. for coring out the essence of the fruit - that which by none is truly named - will ruin it, tamed and mild the beast then broods, never to recognise its place nor Wild retain. cruelty impassable? no: taste of Truth, like glistening auburn leaves, the chapel glass, chopin breathing in your room, sunrise from roofs, a boon from chance, air pregnant ere the fact. deprive me, flickering star, of mystery fire and watch the world compress (and i expire).
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May 23, 2011
May 23, 2011 at 9:10 PM UTC
sonnet 1 / fire, fruit, rope
I was allowed to visit back home whenever he wanted me to adoption’s only condition agreed to by Mama Julia when I was about seven years old Father and my older sister Coring arrived unannounced traveling in a boat he made himself bringing gifts of large dried fish small salted fish green edible seaweed called, “latu” and ceramic pots made by Mother Father had never been to Carigara but found the house with no trouble everyone knew the Tranis they directed him to the big house called, “Tiha” three stories a tiled terracotta roof coconut trees sweet, fragrant yellow bananas Mama Julia was away in Manila old folks hesitated in her absence fearing Father might keep me they asked that he leave my older sister to ensure my return Father agreed a very old friend accompanied Father to sell her handmade pottery very friendly with messy white hair and only one front tooth her name was Reyang they spent the night at Tiha planning to leave early with me but Apoy Reyang got drunk from the tuba* Father brought she went out into the street walking and talking to herself my friends told me later they liked the old lady speaking wildly like a witch we feared stories of bad witches who snatched little kids but no one ever actually saw one so they were glad to see a real live old witch who wasn’t scary at all they thought she was my grandma actually envying me for the nice witch in my family Father built a mast in the middle of his banca outriggers on both sides were made of bamboo poles lashed together with rope sailing back to Guintarcan he brought food to snack on when wind stirred Father raised sail to make the boat go faster when it was calm he wrapped the sail on the mast and used the paddle I liked it when Father asked me to hold something for him but he spoke in a Samar dialect when he realized I couldn’t understand him he rephrased it the Carigara way a perfect day sea was calm sky cloudless I reached down to feel the cool, clear water rush against my open hand when the boat was moving faster increased pressure on my palm was pleasing I was happy and excited for the chance to visit with family but this adventure’s biggest thrill was simply: my Father came for me *coconut wine
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
OPEN ADOPTION
I was allowed to visit back home whenever he wanted me to adoption’s only condition agreed to by Mama Julia when I was about seven years old Father and my older sister Coring arrived unannounced traveling in a boat he made himself bringing gifts of large dried fish small salted fish green edible seaweed called, “latu” and ceramic pots made by Mother Father had never been to Carigara but found the house with no trouble everyone knew the Tranis they directed him to the big house called, “Tiha” three stories a tiled terracotta roof coconut trees sweet, fragrant yellow bananas Mama Julia was away in Manila old folks hesitated in her absence fearing Father might keep me they asked that he leave my older sister to ensure my return Father agreed a very old friend accompanied Father to sell her handmade pottery very friendly with messy white hair and only one front tooth her name was Reyang they spent the night at Tiha planning to leave early with me but Apoy Reyang got drunk from the tuba* Father brought she went out into the street walking and talking to herself my friends told me later they liked the old lady speaking wildly like a witch we feared stories of bad witches who snatched little kids but no one ever actually saw one so they were glad to see a real live old witch who wasn’t scary at all they thought she was my grandma actually envying me for the nice witch in my family Father built a mast in the middle of his banca outriggers on both sides were made of bamboo poles lashed together with rope sailing back to Guintarcan he brought food to snack on when wind stirred Father raised sail to make the boat go faster when it was calm he wrapped the sail on the mast and used the paddle I liked it when Father asked me to hold something for him but he spoke in a Samar dialect when he realized I couldn’t understand him he rephrased it the Carigara way a perfect day sea was calm sky cloudless I reached down to feel the cool, clear water rush against my open hand when the boat was moving faster increased pressure on my palm was pleasing I was happy and excited for the chance to visit with family but this adventure’s biggest thrill was simply: my Father came for me *coconut wine
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Clanging friction on a steel ocean... tale telling graffiti rooftopping. Moment face-offs, superimposition on a mind-screen. Lampposts and steel beams cutting sunlight, as it swims through surly silver subway cars. Drum roll shadows blowing blue smoke brick. Wearing and tearing all knowingness' superstring hair...willing what wills. Too many times here, rapacity lives its death...you can see toes bust through sheikh shoes, and curl. Too many times here...too many ways here, the next stop forgets itself. As straphangers rock in the Eternal Now...and those seated uncomfortably on juxtaposed rows, play eyeless tag. Playing down a pitless ground, coring out their reserved space. As panhandlers jingle change, irking noise sensitive, sensitivities. X-ed out by perfect attention to the isle floor, staring at the colored bits and pieces--damn...to ride on anonymity's most crowning achievement, in the most populous American city. Force feeds one the fullness in emptiness... as a street musician steps on, waiting to strike a guitar string. (Unstruck Sound)
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Oct 19, 2015
Oct 19, 2015 at 2:42 PM UTC
New York City Subway
I did this for you , but you're ignoring me this chase for attention is really boring me I feel like an apple because you're coring me and i want to cry out my eyes as if you're goring me I wanna step away but optimism's reassuring me I wanna give my all to you until theirs nothing more in me I  just wan't to love you but it seems your not adoring me can we please converse so at least i feel your exploring me your psyche is hypnotic and i feel as if your luring me your eyes are so replenishing I feel like your restoring me I really want to fly with you, your actions steady flooring me you're bringing out the beast holy sheesh now look at roaring me I hope one day that im the catch an soon you will be scoring me my mind is liquidation the sensation's like your pouring me man on everything i love i swear i hate these feelings my torso on the ground my eyes & hope are facing ceilings i wish i never met you why must u be so appealing i act like i don't feel the pain the only way i'm dealing and your a ******* thief because my heart you know your stealing and then you shattered it like glass, emotions i'm concealing an if you date me long enough you know that ill be kneeling I have several layers like an union and I'm always peeling baby if you stay with me then every part ill be revealing i just prey and hope that i can cope and i feel faith's healing because this pain's a mental strain and this **** is just unappealing. SO **** THIS
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 8:25 PM UTC
why do i even try... ( ignoring my pulse)