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"cricks" poems
Unapologetically Human I am **** on the mezzanine facing the darkened wet road illuminated with acrid yellow tube light better reds and blues surround towering palm trees wooden fingers of ancient giant hands buried below growing leafy green nails stretching skyward little things, orange ribbons, endless cricks and dollops bobbles and winches Spirits Play among the windmills climb to the top of trees and sing into the warm wind songs of *** and heartache as the universe ruffles along Dive head first into the opponents forehead grind the sand into his flesh with ram like resolve until the skin is red, determine to die This life is worth proving, the stars are worth gazing, and this body is worth bathing in the Maui air with naked delight The ocean calls to my heart water is a true lover whispering, kissing inescapably feminine I submerge my soul in joyful waves always the tides follow the moon like my silly heart, eclipsing both light both night both day simultaneously cycling fully the light shines and our eyes perceive shadow faces in the dark blanketed clouds the mountain gargoyles stand as titans, forgotten creatures shoulders and heads, waiting for the moon ball the ocean moon, tranquil bays the air is sweeter with you near, a distant thought cast about the horizon, the sun melting easy golden into my dreamy eye, bless my drunken lips dripping doltish songs into the friendly night Wrestling with bulls of men we kept our shirts on this time, yet blood was drawn in the sand we madly danced in the moonlight to clapping hands, kicking feet and knees the ceremonial struggle toasting the stars bottles were shared, some puffed on cigars Come surf with me in the morning or anytime the sun shines even under moonlight would I meet you and we could paddle come fill your heart with life and lust and romantic passions idyllic as freshly fallen snow undisturbed by worldly concerns be not abashed for this embrace is a natural wonder of the soul, join me, forget what words of yesterday the prophets of doom chant, we make our own tomorrow
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 1:48 AM UTC
We Make Our Own
Unapologetically Human I am **** on the mezzanine facing the darkened wet road illuminated with acrid yellow tube light better reds and blues surround towering palm trees wooden fingers of ancient giant hands buried below growing leafy green nails stretching skyward little things, orange ribbons, endless cricks and dollops bobbles and winches Spirits Play among the windmills climb to the top of trees and sing into the warm wind songs of *** and heartache as the universe ruffles along Dive head first into the opponents forehead grind the sand into his flesh with ram like resolve until the skin is red, determine to die This life is worth proving, the stars are worth gazing, and this body is worth bathing in the Maui air with naked delight The ocean calls to my heart water is a true lover whispering, kissing inescapably feminine I submerge my soul in joyful waves always the tides follow the moon like my silly heart, eclipsing both light both night both day simultaneously cycling fully the light shines and our eyes perceive shadow faces in the dark blanketed clouds the mountain gargoyles stand as titans, forgotten creatures shoulders and heads, waiting for the moon ball the ocean moon, tranquil bays the air is sweeter with you near, a distant thought cast about the horizon, the sun melting easy golden into my dreamy eye, bless my drunken lips dripping doltish songs into the friendly night Wrestling with bulls of men we kept our shirts on this time, yet blood was drawn in the sand we madly danced in the moonlight to clapping hands, kicking feet and knees the ceremonial struggle toasting the stars bottles were shared, some puffed on cigars Come surf with me in the morning or anytime the sun shines even under moonlight would I meet you and we could paddle come fill your heart with life and lust and romantic passions idyllic as freshly fallen snow undisturbed by worldly concerns be not abashed for this embrace is a natural wonder of the soul, join me, forget what words of yesterday the prophets of doom chant, we make our own tomorrow
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it's not about the color of their eyes the tone of their skin it's the glow from within what they emanate who they are what makes them tick guilty pleasures nervous ticks necks and cricks where their pleasure spot is what makes them give in submit to sin what they stand for how they carry themselves if they are put together well like spices on the shelf if their smile never fades and you remember it for days
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 12:24 AM UTC
Traces
5/7/5/7/5/7/7 How can I trust you - Flickering flame in storm-wind That I don't lose light! In this dark, cold, barren night Where crickets crave sleep - In cricks, in my chest, Thy song Long forgotten - Now haunts me!
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 9:57 AM UTC
Long Tanka
Staring out the window I think to myself is this how life looks from the top shelf? Never had I thought I'd be sitting here with him one hand holding his and the other wiping our baby's snot. "I want to be big" I'd said Life was all rainbows in my head With rainbows came rain And with rain, more pain. But as our fingertips touched, through the cricks of my brain the memories gushed "We'll get through it all" he said "As long as you never let go" But let go I did, of all my big dreams and so life turned out - as perfect as it seems.
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Apr 4, 2018
Apr 4, 2018 at 2:05 AM UTC
Let go
im scared of dying although everyone has done it and we all have it in common one day you and i will be the dirt and whats etched onto our stones wont matter to our cold-to-touch hearts our lungs wont puff cigarettes or posioned air in fact we wont breathe at all just the abyss of our memories swelling nothingness all of the world left behind yet you're buried into it with everyone else that has ever lived if there is an after life i hope to see gogh and plath because i belong with people like them and my whole life i'll be searching for souls like mine i know i am hopeless yet hopeful at the same messy, indecisive time the fear of death is not only the fear of pain and the road less traveled afterwards it's the fear of dying not knowing myself and being trapped forever inside the box i always contained myself in and still feeling cricks in my neck from not loving myself enough when people tell you that it's inevitable and you should "just get over it" do they realise how impossible that is for a broken heart like me? i am a derailed train and a puzzle piece no one understands and i am a writer who suffers for art and because i am this.... this mess of a person not even living i just walk and talk and breathe sometimes exhaling with a sigh it pains me to think that by the time death is knocking on my door i still will not have lived
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 10:27 PM UTC
i ******* hate death
My birth was christened with a curse but every year those parties were flurries of bon fires and candle sparklers. My feet didn't touch the dance floor it seemed, not once, while the orchestra was playing a whirling dervish of a waltz bangs cropped carefree across the plains of my tanned face, swishing and twirling the knee length pink gown, kicking off pinching white flats to steal across the June-hot grounds only to drift back to father’s feet for another dance. The orchestra packs up, the courtly ladies yawn behind trailing sleeves as I am tucked in my bed of feathered down, only to wake up thirteen years later, with cricks nestled in the tendons of my neck and rickety cramps twitching like the seizure flickering of lightning bugs through my thighs, as dust billows and rises with my shifting in the strange light. Sleeping Beauty wakes up eighty-seven years ahead of schedule in the suburbs, the curse a dud with no prince to sweep her into syrupy swoons with no words to name this coiling, clammy heat, this suffocating musk. I drag my weight through the two-story house, teaching myself a new vocabulary so I can learn to breathe through the ugly fits of orange tinted panic at the spider webbed frailty of magic the kismet pinprick of a spinning wheel and the helpless sighs of my parents, a King and Queen dethroned, overthrown from their untouchable, eternal pedestal. I couldn't dance at my next birthday celebration, when the orchestra was playing a rollicking rondeau, mostly because my hair was too slicked and curled, framing my fickle new skin, sitting and twisting a silk napkin in my lap, ribs locked in the powder blue grip of a whale, resting poised to turn my toes into graceful creatures, ten crippled wood nymphs. To run I would have stumbled, and it was impossible not to notice that while we stood, my eyes grazed the top of father’s thinning, speckled head. I would break his feet with one more dance.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 8:24 PM UTC
Sleeping Beauty Wakes Up Suburban
My birth was christened with a curse but every year those parties were flurries of bon fires and candle sparklers. My feet didn't touch the dance floor it seemed, not once, while the orchestra was playing a whirling dervish of a waltz bangs cropped carefree across the plains of my tanned face, swishing and twirling the knee length pink gown, kicking off pinching white flats to steal across the June-hot grounds only to drift back to father’s feet for another dance. The orchestra packs up, the courtly ladies yawn behind trailing sleeves as I am tucked in my bed of feathered down, only to wake up thirteen years later, with cricks nestled in the tendons of my neck and rickety cramps twitching like the seizure flickering of lightning bugs through my thighs, as dust billows and rises with my shifting in the strange light. Sleeping Beauty wakes up eighty-seven years ahead of schedule in the suburbs, the curse a dud with no prince to sweep her into syrupy swoons with no words to name this coiling, clammy heat, this suffocating musk. I drag my weight through the two-story house, teaching myself a new vocabulary so I can learn to breathe through the ugly fits of orange tinted panic at the spider webbed frailty of magic the kismet pinprick of a spinning wheel and the helpless sighs of my parents, a King and Queen dethroned, overthrown from their untouchable, eternal pedestal. I couldn't dance at my next birthday celebration, when the orchestra was playing a rollicking rondeau, mostly because my hair was too slicked and curled, framing my fickle new skin, sitting and twisting a silk napkin in my lap, ribs locked in the powder blue grip of a whale, resting poised to turn my toes into graceful creatures, ten crippled wood nymphs. To run I would have stumbled, and it was impossible not to notice that while we stood, my eyes grazed the top of father’s thinning, speckled head. I would break his feet with one more dance.
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did you forget holding me. did you forget the storm inside and the leaking windows; i wasn't waterproof anymore. did you forget the burn of fire in our throats and the smoke we breathed. did you forget the earthquake sending tremors through me. did you forget how much it hurts to have each nerve snipped so you can hollow out some space for someone else in your already packed-full chest. did you forget the hot summer sun and first love and vomit-stained dresses smeared with dirt. did you forget the hard floor and the cricks in our necks. mine still hurts it still hurts
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Nov 29, 2014
Nov 29, 2014 at 4:46 AM UTC
Untitled
Cool morning blues break warmer as the sun floats gently over the horizon. Eyes flutter open, the creases and cricks are pushed out into a polite yawn... A new day dawned, lost hopes replaced with a new desire, freedom whispers you can do it! And I for once, believe I can!
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 2:15 PM UTC
The secret to a beautiful life
Parallel parking and green from my rings, these are a few of my least favorite things. Crumbs in the bed and the toilet seat up, coffee grounds left at the end of my cup. Crinks in my socks and cricks in my neck, not enough funds to cover the check. Old wilting flowers and ***** brown snow, roaches and rats and the ugly black crow. Ranting and raving because I feel ****** sitting alone at my party of pity. Wasting good time when there's not much to spare, kidding myself that I don't really care. Doing such damage is useless and crude, and it all boils down to my own attitude. One things for sure and it's perfectly clear, if I end the party they all disappear.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 6:48 PM UTC
Pity Party
now i know why i couldn't understand you takes more work to understand what you are less to understand what isn't hello again undeniable failure we meet again to carry on fix the cricks and cracks and make something out of it this is what the helix looks like in motion personification they call it i call it incarnation always the same old loop only up and up into higher dimensions wheel of samsara we will ever get out forever and we never stay still something to be said here i knew it would all come together it always does <<<(((>>>))) vector valued functions and cosine waves and choreography representation of me in dimension 1 here you go you get what you came for you get what you paid for circular motion we ride the waves over and over and over again most everyone i know is stuck in some kind of frozen time clock ~sometimes it's easier to let it all run together~ sometimes you see them and they see you but you can't ever reach across i want to give you this, give you that but the great divide is too large i've found you've got to jump on your own then the moving ones are either moving too fast or too slow and so you ride along alone on your little boat and take it all in at the finish line none of it matters anyways but if you insist on being first, be my guest have all the blue ribbons i'll take the red can you ever really stop once the motion starts? i don't want to anyway sometimes i feel like i'm never going anywhere then i check woah - way down stream an object in motion: where you're going every action: where you end up i am not combustible i am combustion
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Feb 21, 2016
Feb 21, 2016 at 9:36 PM UTC
photo 51
now i know why i couldn't understand you takes more work to understand what you are less to understand what isn't hello again undeniable failure we meet again to carry on fix the cricks and cracks and make something out of it this is what the helix looks like in motion personification they call it i call it incarnation always the same old loop only up and up into higher dimensions wheel of samsara we will ever get out forever and we never stay still something to be said here i knew it would all come together it always does <<<(((>>>))) vector valued functions and cosine waves and choreography representation of me in dimension 1 here you go you get what you came for you get what you paid for circular motion we ride the waves over and over and over again most everyone i know is stuck in some kind of frozen time clock ~sometimes it's easier to let it all run together~ sometimes you see them and they see you but you can't ever reach across i want to give you this, give you that but the great divide is too large i've found you've got to jump on your own then the moving ones are either moving too fast or too slow and so you ride along alone on your little boat and take it all in at the finish line none of it matters anyways but if you insist on being first, be my guest have all the blue ribbons i'll take the red can you ever really stop once the motion starts? i don't want to anyway sometimes i feel like i'm never going anywhere then i check woah - way down stream an object in motion: where you're going every action: where you end up i am not combustible i am combustion
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Forever young Never grow old A muse forever sung Only a few skin folds Having heart and soul To play all day Staying forever young is my goal Enjoying life I shall stay With a few cricks and cracks I'll still tango all night All the Knicks and knacks Inside my head, a little out of sight Forever young Never grow old My life I've won My passion never sold
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 9:53 AM UTC
Forever Young
the body is flawed,  it breaks, it cricks,  and sometimes it even fizzles,  sometimes it ******  the arms grow tired,  the organs are not strong,  a small cut makes leaks all darkened and raw,  the tounge speaks lies,  commanded by the brain,  which is supposed to prevent them and make you feel sane,  the eyes follow suit under the brains iron will, and within this will emotions rain strong,  they can make you feel weak, or make you feel wrong,  but of these emotions one stands firm,  past all the heartbreak,  longing and even yearn,  love is the emotion that carries us forth,  puts us together and tells us our worth,  that we can be healthy and play without cares,  it comes from our heart and rests in our prayers,  but this emotion is fragile,  you must nurture with care,  because it can be broken,  learn how not to care,  so learn from my leasons,  my faults and mistakes,  and take my advice,  do whatever it takes,  to keep it from breaking,  feed it with love and with care,  because once you have it,  it'll always be there
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 12:21 AM UTC
Flaws