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"crusader" poems
I have been training, My whole entire life, to get ready for the fight, holding steady in my hand, a knife. _____ I just want to be a hero a masked crusader in the night, saving the planet, one person at a time, but for now, I'll just write
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 1:23 PM UTC
Warrior/Hero
Two thousand years Regressing past the cross Lead bites bitter as bronze Gaza rages The brimstone and fire you promised You delivered Apostle bound crusader Jewish Lucifer
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 1:11 PM UTC
hell
The Commissioner has summoned Batman and Robin The Bat signal had just came on It was a night being long Batman and Robin came in a flash on the scene The villains will all eventually come clean It seemed there was a big plot becoming an act But when it comes to crime, it gets a big smack The villains trying to get Batman and Robin dissolved They wanted the crusader’s out of the way, and not involved High above the Thrift building overlooking Gotham City To the citizens below it will be a pity Sleeping gas has been spreading to knock the city out However Batman and Robin are trapped in a trunk being no where about Every citizen has fallen asleep Are the Gotham City citizens in a song of my soul to keep? Will Batman and Robin escape being ocean deep? The Bat channel continues on far as long Batman was holding his breath, and suddenly broke from his bonds and cut Robin loss as well They immediately headed for the Thrift building When Batman and Robin arrived, all the villains were shocked in surprise The question came up with how did you escape? I’m Batman, and what saved me was my cape Robin replied, “Let’s put these villains to their own sleep in jail deep” POW from Batman to the RIDDLER BANG from Robin to the JOKER YONK to the other villains Batman and Robin stated to the villains, “Crime truly doesn’t pay and you now received our relay” Good Bat night and Batman and Robin turned crime into a justice sight.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 3:45 AM UTC
GOTHAM CITY VILLAINS
***What if I say, I am not like the others? Are you afraid of seeing my bloodshot eyes? It ain’t a delusion of your vision It ain’t a theory of your hostile mind Its just an authority to reveal high As you ****** up in the midnight. What if I declare, I like to be a pothead? It ain’t a crime of your filthy society It ain’t a ****** of your hypersexual beauty Its just a power to absorb black hole As you get dissolved in the infinity. What if we believe, we are united peace? Our intoxication could never be slayer as your humanity diminishes   Our immune could never be a flame as your democracy fire burns   Our dealing could never be an acrid as your judgments villainous Our indignation could never be a pretender as your sensibility veiled Our lonesome shadow could never be a congress of love as your realization mortifies And our congregation of morality must have been psychedelic painkiller. What if we deny, we are insignificant existence?     So, who are you crippling our bloodshot eyes, A Social featherbrain? Who are you to stop having "dopetherone" in the town, A godly crusader? Who are you to proclaim the rule against your mind, A phrenetic lawyer? What if we deny, we are insignificant existence?   What if we believe, we are united peace? We will keep walking with our head held high.*** April' 2015
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Mar 25, 2017
Mar 25, 2017 at 2:07 PM UTC
Cannabis Community
Always thinking what am I thinking? lets start writing should be sleeping why am I thinking? I need to sleep now bored of sheep, lets try cows maybe I should count the spots or connect the dots of my thoughts.... Dalmatians are the cow canine ten, eleven, twelve deeper I delve sleeper I'm not wide awake, no half baked dough money makes the world go round funny how it doesn't make a sound yet people are so loud it's not needed nod your head when greeted nod your head when agreeing or leaving, deceiving, grieving maybe thats bowing bow your head when grieving Robin Hood had merry men and they were thieving still need to be sleeping dreaming........ If only I could dream of you as we sail the ocean blue you would get sea sick and I would drown quick this is how my dreams end much like our relationship conscious thoughts maligned with nonsense fraughts I fraught of you today tonight, this night every night you my light my darkness my rainbow tied around your neck so delicate a pretty little thing no tongue ring yet butterflies toast lands sunny side glass half empty I'm half fool a joker in the pack Batman that's a fact I only come out at night your caped crusader I tried to save her but the current dragged her under she now resides in the depths of my mind a shipwreck my Mary Rose how I loved your eyes and nose and everything attached did I remember to put the door on the latch? turn off the oven come give me loving and affection Marvin Gaye, Joan Armatrading sing to me so I can sleep sheep, cow, dalmatian, sheep..........
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 4:56 PM UTC
My Mary Rose
Always thinking what am I thinking? lets start writing should be sleeping why am I thinking? I need to sleep now bored of sheep, lets try cows maybe I should count the spots or connect the dots of my thoughts.... Dalmatians are the cow canine ten, eleven, twelve deeper I delve sleeper I'm not wide awake, no half baked dough money makes the world go round funny how it doesn't make a sound yet people are so loud it's not needed nod your head when greeted nod your head when agreeing or leaving, deceiving, grieving maybe thats bowing bow your head when grieving Robin Hood had merry men and they were thieving still need to be sleeping dreaming........ If only I could dream of you as we sail the ocean blue you would get sea sick and I would drown quick this is how my dreams end much like our relationship conscious thoughts maligned with nonsense fraughts I fraught of you today tonight, this night every night you my light my darkness my rainbow tied around your neck so delicate a pretty little thing no tongue ring yet butterflies toast lands sunny side glass half empty I'm half fool a joker in the pack Batman that's a fact I only come out at night your caped crusader I tried to save her but the current dragged her under she now resides in the depths of my mind a shipwreck my Mary Rose how I loved your eyes and nose and everything attached did I remember to put the door on the latch? turn off the oven come give me loving and affection Marvin Gaye, Joan Armatrading sing to me so I can sleep sheep, cow, dalmatian, sheep..........
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Darling, in the event of a zombie apocalypse, I’m gonna marry you. I know, that romantic testimonial isn’t quite the matrimonial proposition you were expecting, but I’m projecting a lovely future for us! You see, when the dead break free, I’ll come save you. I’ll be your knight in shining Kevlar, your cranium-crushing crusader, and safe in our barricaded bungalow, we’ll match moans for groans with the shambling horde outside. We’ll make love ’til death do we part, or at least til we start to run out of supplies, and if we get in a pinch, I’ve got a surprise: see, I’ll paralyze them with poetry, ’cause if there’s anything a zombie understands, it’s desire. Meanwhile, you lay down suppressive fire and we’ll take out as many as we can. If in the end we are overrun, I’ll let them take me so you can get away. They can have my brain– it’s my heart that beats for you.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 8:59 PM UTC
A Love To Die For
A perfect man for me was never moulded by a box, A box that screamed multitude of labels To satiate the chaotic minds of society, A belonging judged by feudality, no rhyme or reason required or questioned. A perfect man for me was never measured by material things, He gives abundantly by just being around, An illuminating source of comfort on the other end listening, Empathising and leaving a trail of laughter that makes me fall even deeper. A perfect man for me was never masked crusader (okay, maybe Batman sometimes), He is maskless for the world to bask in his genuity, No bounds or limitations set on his acts of kindness and love, Selfless and generous with his time, blind to any creed or pedigree. A perfect man for me was never one to run away from problems, Valiantly facing the raging bulls head on, Inner strength personified by his poise and determination, "I will get through this unscathed and no one will stop me". A perfect man for me was never an owner of a cold crackled heart, Headstrong, gallantly keeps the family together in a bind of unconditional love, Lovingly adores his sunshine, making sure she knows she is loved with the same fervour, Day in and day out, void of complains and pettiness, as the world turns. A perfect man for me was never perfect, Owning up to his flaws and shortcomings and being aware of mine, A cycle that is never vicious but one that is laced with acceptance and non-judgments, He inspires the best version of myself as he aspires to better himself. A perfect man for me spells Y-O-U, And the way that you are is exactly how I love Y-O-U. Shalini Nayar 24.11.14 (C) 2014
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 9:51 AM UTC
My Perfect Man
A perfect man for me was never moulded by a box, A box that screamed multitude of labels To satiate the chaotic minds of society, A belonging judged by feudality, no rhyme or reason required or questioned. A perfect man for me was never measured by material things, He gives abundantly by just being around, An illuminating source of comfort on the other end listening, Empathising and leaving a trail of laughter that makes me fall even deeper. A perfect man for me was never masked crusader (okay, maybe Batman sometimes), He is maskless for the world to bask in his genuity, No bounds or limitations set on his acts of kindness and love, Selfless and generous with his time, blind to any creed or pedigree. A perfect man for me was never one to run away from problems, Valiantly facing the raging bulls head on, Inner strength personified by his poise and determination, "I will get through this unscathed and no one will stop me". A perfect man for me was never an owner of a cold crackled heart, Headstrong, gallantly keeps the family together in a bind of unconditional love, Lovingly adores his sunshine, making sure she knows she is loved with the same fervour, Day in and day out, void of complains and pettiness, as the world turns. A perfect man for me was never perfect, Owning up to his flaws and shortcomings and being aware of mine, A cycle that is never vicious but one that is laced with acceptance and non-judgments, He inspires the best version of myself as he aspires to better himself. A perfect man for me spells Y-O-U, And the way that you are is exactly how I love Y-O-U. Shalini Nayar 24.11.14 (C) 2014
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The Terrorist Do you know What terror is? Terror rising Like the threat level News televising Different views Like Christian or Hindu Muslim or Jew How many Satanist Crashed planes in Places containing Millions? Murders of a martyr Muttering under his breath Not before a jump From a building But before Walking through its doors Trench coat Drenched in sweat No words spoken But the name Of a God à la God Allah! Alas A last breath And a final moment Gives a button A fast press Blast! Explosions Cold as the Look he gave Before he left On his quest Like a crusader Crusading a nonbeliever Then crucify If you try To stay true to self Well, take me As I am And know I never claim to know I worship nothing That creates war, Whether real Or not.
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 4:02 PM UTC
The Terrorist
her subtleties and jewels are billboarded for the drawing of crowds but the faces sketched by the grease lights are not the kind that such an exquisite artwork of womanhood like her should bring out on such a soft spring night so they fold her up and pack her away careful not to crease her fine linen soul and place her neatly away in her cedar chest knowing i will sneak her out later for wine and ballroom dancing bring her back to the circus of the obscene just as dawn creeps into the cool crisp sky a single tear in her eye for her lost teenage years when she only wanted to rebel a bit but spent the time posed neatly like a porcelain doll she was a lifesize lovesick reproduction in technicolour of herself all thouse years ago better to have gone away better to have been a roadside companion of the weary walkers than grown old as one of the window decorations of the world shes there now in the sun faded backdrop to the shopping season but ill rescue her someday well live in somerset and sell glass trinkets her introspection is the short film version but her poems are the epic novels of such sweet romance it sways the most hardened to the tender embrace to the love of soul to soul kisses she weaves such a tender tale but her nights are spent alone watching a winter moon cross the summer sky her hand aching for the hand that once held it aching for the love that abandon her to this fate i hope someday to fill that void in her world wedged between the cardboard cowboy's forever smile and the caped crusader sleeping off his drinking binge
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 1:08 PM UTC
porcelain doll
her subtleties and jewels are billboarded for the drawing of crowds but the faces sketched by the grease lights are not the kind that such an exquisite artwork of womanhood like her should bring out on such a soft spring night so they fold her up and pack her away careful not to crease her fine linen soul and place her neatly away in her cedar chest knowing i will sneak her out later for wine and ballroom dancing bring her back to the circus of the obscene just as dawn creeps into the cool crisp sky a single tear in her eye for her lost teenage years when she only wanted to rebel a bit but spent the time posed neatly like a porcelain doll she was a lifesize lovesick reproduction in technicolour of herself all thouse years ago better to have gone away better to have been a roadside companion of the weary walkers than grown old as one of the window decorations of the world shes there now in the sun faded backdrop to the shopping season but ill rescue her someday well live in somerset and sell glass trinkets her introspection is the short film version but her poems are the epic novels of such sweet romance it sways the most hardened to the tender embrace to the love of soul to soul kisses she weaves such a tender tale but her nights are spent alone watching a winter moon cross the summer sky her hand aching for the hand that once held it aching for the love that abandon her to this fate i hope someday to fill that void in her world wedged between the cardboard cowboy's forever smile and the caped crusader sleeping off his drinking binge
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Today received a mail from asylum , send a check list about Who is allowed to Visit the place! These are Doer for betterment of everyone, Crusader of humanity Harbinger of nature Achiever of truth Onlooker and caretaker of concord....... I couldn't able to positioned myself with any one So, decide to stay on this planet only!
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 6:56 PM UTC
Mail from Asylum
I walked beside the cowman across grass Sodden by the morning dew. "What do you Want to do when you leave school?" He asked me. "Want to be a cowman like you," I said. He stared at me sideways on."No, my lad, You want to get yourself a proper job." He said no more and disappeared inside His farm cottage tied to the farm estate. I walked on puzzled by his blunt reply. I was, as he knew, a London boy, fresh From the smoke and crowded streets, not used to The way of the countryside and manners. In my bedroom, in a glass case, I kept Bird's eggs, chalk fossils, and a rabbit's skull Salvaged from the woodland floor on the Downs. Hanging from the ceiling by bits of string A model Spitfire moved in the wind. And taped to the walls were pictures of tanks Or racing cars with all the parts numbered, And a chalk model of a Crusader With sword and shield with red cross of St George. From my window I could see the whole farm Where I'd been to fetch the milk before school. Maybe I'd not work on the farm at all.
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 12:48 PM UTC
Milk Before School 1961
There I would cry As if it isn't enough To see her cry upon her knees You are a crusader A wild beast With your crown of thorns Will your hate cease? Like abandoned homes You stand alone A heart of no peace Your 3 feet from your grave With your mind speaking louder than your heart Who will be there to mourn when you part
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 9:41 AM UTC
Mourning of the Beast
I. The Minor Poet His little trills and chirpings were his best. No music like the nightingale's was born Within his throat; but he, too, laid his breast Upon a thorn. II. The Pretty Lady She hated bleak and wintry things alone. All that was warm and quick, she loved too well- A light, a flame, a heart against her own; It is forever bitter cold, in Hell. III. The Very Rich Man He'd have the best, and that was none too good; No barrier could hold, before his terms. He lies below, correct in cypress wood, And entertains the most exclusive worms. IV. The Fisherwoman The man she had was kind and clean And well enough for every day, But, oh, dear friends, you should have seen The one that got away! V. The Crusader Arrived in Heaven, when his sands were run, He seized a quill, and sat him down to tell The local press that something should be done About that noisy nuisance, Gabriel. Vl. The Actress Her name, cut clear upon this marble cross, Shines, as it shone when she was still on earth; While tenderly the mild, agreeable moss Obscures the figures of her date of birth.
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Tombstones In The Starlight
The Son of Rome, strong and clear in mind, Once proud and mighty, a holder of power, Has fallen to the depths of humankind, Not asking of his downfall and best hour. From day to day, his seed did change and grow In others shapes, not meant for nature's rules, Its soil has turned fruitless, it is barren now, Turning from geniuses into fools. Where is the crusader with waving sword, Coming to rescue all his oppressed brothers? The viking with its axe, without a lord, Invoking fear within the heart of others? Although since birth a foe of my ideal, Disappointment and mourning's what I feel.
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Aug 10, 2022
Aug 10, 2022 at 8:18 AM UTC
The Son of Rome
A man with a hood With promising words Carried a small sword Just in case he needed to But he chose to use the weapon of unity instead He had the choice, and he chose the right Decades of dealing with corrupted taint He brought the buckets of paints And started slowly coloring He was imprisoned for his beliefs But that didn't stop him from being the man he wanted to be Unlike the rest, his flavored words hold truth When the world wanted black and white, he mixed the paintbrushes And did not go down without a fight He took over every podium And showed his mixed colors of unity. Brother to sister, white to black He took of his hood and said hatred was what he lacked.
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 5:42 PM UTC
Hooded Crusader
Do you know What terror is? Terror rising Like the threat level News televising Different views Like Christian or Hindu Muslim. How many Satanist Crashed planes in Places containing Millions? Murders of a martyr Muttering under his breath Not before a jump From a building But before Walking through its doors Trench coat Drenched in sweat No words spoken But the name Of a God à la God Alas A last breath And a final moment Gives a button A fast press Blast! Explosions Cold as the Look he gave Before he left On his quest Like a crusader Crusading a nonbeliever Then crucify If you try To stay true to self Well, take me As I am And know I will never claim to know I worship nothing That creates war, Whether real Or not.
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Sep 30, 2010
Sep 30, 2010 at 12:51 PM UTC
The Terrorist
One man army staring into the abyss Thin skinned crusader trying to shift the culture But when you fall, you fall alone And rock bottom is a lonely place Every night another war to be fought Allies perished, friends are gone So this is growing up my darling I'm not sure how long I can go on
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 5:37 PM UTC
Swimming Pools
I have travelled, many a weary step, so long, and for so long with baited breath, ANXIOUS ready to be relieved of the responsibilities of life craving freedom from calamity and strife frantic and frenzied as though at some point i might find the answer to an oft ignored question i look up at the stars, as they look down at me and bask in the glory of the past and present's symmetry because there are so many of us... all bound to humanity now passed through the flame of mortality the "others" the ones who have asked themselves why they're here the intellectuals warriors who have no need for fear when they look into the veil of death and sense the first vibrations on the pulse of life when i used to dip my pen into the ink, metaphorically, because my computer helps me to think i used to doubt engaging in the process of creation it used to enrage my self serving denomination the sensation of never quite being able to express yourself as fluidly as option b or the devilry that comes from hiding yourself within the layers of flesh referred to as anatomy i use to cower by act three, run from the stage before the audience saw through me, never receiving my final bow but now i realize, that at the core of my existence imbedded in my instincts is the ability of my creator.... and I'm a fan so now when i dip my pen to the paper I'm a masked crusader cool, liek darth vader and i aint never going back to that tired dusty beaten track refered to, in passing, as memory lane
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 2:03 PM UTC
Memory Lane
I have travelled, many a weary step, so long, and for so long with baited breath, ANXIOUS ready to be relieved of the responsibilities of life craving freedom from calamity and strife frantic and frenzied as though at some point i might find the answer to an oft ignored question i look up at the stars, as they look down at me and bask in the glory of the past and present's symmetry because there are so many of us... all bound to humanity now passed through the flame of mortality the "others" the ones who have asked themselves why they're here the intellectuals warriors who have no need for fear when they look into the veil of death and sense the first vibrations on the pulse of life when i used to dip my pen into the ink, metaphorically, because my computer helps me to think i used to doubt engaging in the process of creation it used to enrage my self serving denomination the sensation of never quite being able to express yourself as fluidly as option b or the devilry that comes from hiding yourself within the layers of flesh referred to as anatomy i use to cower by act three, run from the stage before the audience saw through me, never receiving my final bow but now i realize, that at the core of my existence imbedded in my instincts is the ability of my creator.... and I'm a fan so now when i dip my pen to the paper I'm a masked crusader cool, liek darth vader and i aint never going back to that tired dusty beaten track refered to, in passing, as memory lane
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Lonesome crusader and ancient gladiator, He is taking love from the hater while being loyal to his traitor. Constantly his own narrator, singing those old songs, on his path, as he walks along, Looking for some forgotten town, with no one around who would try to bring him down. Were he could not be found Find his peace in the sounds, as his flesh fades back to dust back beneath the ground.
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Jun 12, 2011
Jun 12, 2011 at 10:28 PM UTC
Bard
Therein lies the fur, filled with running wind, Milkweed in the scruff, the scent of wild-wood, Some mystery-hearted forest where pulse begins. Therein lies the Centaur, satyr, and god-disguised swan, Ageless wonders prowled upon by an age-old Parthenon. You broke your wolf’s tooth through those haunches of lore. Therein lies the fur, filled with barking dust and dandelion war, With a spine that stretched back to the she-wolf and city-birth, The peeled nerve of a howl once tremored your Aurelian lips. Therein lies the serf, hunter, fairer hand, and lord, From wattles and daub, the wandering-sands of Saracen, or Crusader’s moor. You kept the path beside to remind that instinct shines as the holiest earth. Therein lies the fur, the warm, ungovernable peasant of sleep, Ever prophetic in your skies by eyeshut-trace of the hunting moon, Twitching at the day’s thousand faces, all asleep in themselves. Therein lies the soldier, nurse, chaplain, and fell-prayer, Mange-like war is the whimpering season with its flea-bitten welts of stars. You struck blind but true at the throat of gas-hissing war. Therein lies the fur, outracing the rain and the spout, Nested with more birds and Autumn song than rain, Your sleeping ear pooled like cool eaves of the barn. I sing once more like a boy into your unfolded ear. Listen always for my ancient, choral voice and your chores of play, And race earback to the sun in the belly-grass of your free-eyed fields. Leave your last paw mark, torn on the red clay of my hand. You are forever wrapped in human touch, ageless and aged, And if ever the dark in madder darkness encroaches, Leave black eternity to my faithful eyes.
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Jul 24, 2019
Jul 24, 2019 at 1:23 PM UTC
Therein Lies the Dog
Therein lies the fur, filled with running wind, Milkweed in the scruff, the scent of wild-wood, Some mystery-hearted forest where pulse begins. Therein lies the Centaur, satyr, and god-disguised swan, Ageless wonders prowled upon by an age-old Parthenon. You broke your wolf’s tooth through those haunches of lore. Therein lies the fur, filled with barking dust and dandelion war, With a spine that stretched back to the she-wolf and city-birth, The peeled nerve of a howl once tremored your Aurelian lips. Therein lies the serf, hunter, fairer hand, and lord, From wattles and daub, the wandering-sands of Saracen, or Crusader’s moor. You kept the path beside to remind that instinct shines as the holiest earth. Therein lies the fur, the warm, ungovernable peasant of sleep, Ever prophetic in your skies by eyeshut-trace of the hunting moon, Twitching at the day’s thousand faces, all asleep in themselves. Therein lies the soldier, nurse, chaplain, and fell-prayer, Mange-like war is the whimpering season with its flea-bitten welts of stars. You struck blind but true at the throat of gas-hissing war. Therein lies the fur, outracing the rain and the spout, Nested with more birds and Autumn song than rain, Your sleeping ear pooled like cool eaves of the barn. I sing once more like a boy into your unfolded ear. Listen always for my ancient, choral voice and your chores of play, And race earback to the sun in the belly-grass of your free-eyed fields. Leave your last paw mark, torn on the red clay of my hand. You are forever wrapped in human touch, ageless and aged, And if ever the dark in madder darkness encroaches, Leave black eternity to my faithful eyes.
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I’m in the same place as all of yous, but I’m absent minded and got misanthropic contempt, like anthropomorphic deer by the highway watching Cadillac surgery. But deep cardiac compassion, all you idiots are inside of me, lashing out with lively love. Scorns used to scar, but now I smile. **** the struggle you’re on, and put your shoes on the final platform. It’s not truth mama, it’s death. Have you tried it? Me either, we’re both among breathers. Now, tell me about your facts in expressions unconditioned by human history. Tell me about those bats on your shoulders that babble obscenities like Black Beard’s parrot, named ****** He speaks not of this century, so his ***** are now children’s songs, sung around plastic bonfires, trying to roast electrical socket covers. To no avail.   Born human mightiest Socially slighted and far-sighted Let’s bash through hierarchy I said bash you P.C. crusader cold as a computer slaughtering the people’s good language in the name of removing something savage instead of asserting a new image A true sign of the artist but I’m no artist
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM UTC
Curses
She was fascinated by the way the beard floated across his face and disappeared without a trace into his ears and thought it was a camera trick. The camera doesn't lie is a lie, though we still believe what we can see,no longer polaroid the humanoid is now devoid of all reality, the photoshopper shops and crops,lops the tops and bottoms of his pics,sticks in bits that don't belong,digitised, giving verbal to the lies in view and finding few who disagree with the elements,reformed and shaped, the new caped crusader,tints,tone raider, I saw Douglas Bader with two legs but peg a negative and hold your tongue,I like to watch the colours run on the drip dry line,processing time. I don't like the fact that numbers attacked this art in forms of decimals it makes us vegetables relying on the cut and crop of photoshop must stop. I told her that it was no trick,he had the beard but the camera was sick,she listened to me in disbelief and from her briefcase took out a camera and snapped a picture of his face, and now I'm fascinated in a way as to whether we can photoshop a rainy day and turn it into something good I wonder if we could or not,must take a look at photoshop.
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 5:43 AM UTC
Tango time
Illuminator amidst passing clouds, gleaming Silent Crusader
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 1:00 PM UTC
Silent Crusader (Haiku)
the world calls you a beauty and me the beast. you call me a pagan, while i smirk knowing you’re the crusader. society says you’re the intellectual and i a mere lowbrow, what is night for you, feels like my day! and what you deem so ugly, my darling i find intricately beautiful! this is the sum total of our lives. © 2021
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Oct 16, 2021
Oct 16, 2021 at 9:59 AM UTC
perspective
Come closer, beckoning witch finger, curling, crunching                     in shade.                                    Summon the night gallery, hanging Homer and Waterhouse as distorted oil oozing into a disappearing act. My feet are a detached movement upon semi-real floor of tar-black tile. Scraaaaaaaaaping——— Where is the lapel suit of my Rod Serling dulled by bad agents of                  thrills. Have him string me up, a hoisted body settled into daVinci wings of plain wood and curvature like a waxy bird's. The pig's blood waiting above my head,                         Serling signaled for drama. I see the false teeth of the planetarium twinkle, an engulfing omnitheater's air that I am crucified. Serling behind the casque of gauze to young Shatner and wandering starships of lean men and the end of this star system into                galactic                    odyssey. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Was Mister Spock ever tossed from Olympus and forced lame in the heart, a shell that is far from hollow—what only a mother could hold. The bow figurehead, awaiting corrosion.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 3:01 PM UTC
The Crusader