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"debs" poems
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 11:54 PM UTC
this isn't a poem, but this made me laugh
Secretly?Tall=Tower-fee lucky 777 "I'm Free"-Flowery + $$$ Being Oz-wizardly Toto lucky bite red slipper ((Cowardly)) Lionly -Whoa__ She got that Geisha Irony This is Tokyo Not the flower shop of Soho (( Japan Chefs Black Panthers)) Shout box____ Unique flowers of faces-gather Too outfox____ One Geisha Flowery room Twilight-places lightly bloom Overpowering Sunflower showering Going nowhere Her body heat Is always somewhere Over flowered the rainbow magic women romantically spritz and spray Love me love me not I am waiting today Flowered over one Man? Her Fortune-beds The Geishas fine ink Never pink The best time to arrive See her lucky red ((Geisha Flowery)) *        *        *        * Happy go lucky Not the back rub The gift of gab Time feast Rolex her index finger Webs of flower cut Debs Was the cover-up The best of the last defeat of her She Petals faster The  zipper-movie cut Go zip Irish spring shower Boysenberry, Cherry, Power Geisha dance flowery-trick The vanilla-bean sky quick The yogurt Greece fly Her tablecloths He finger points cactus sharp points The climate tells the clues can you handle tricks Crazzzzy____ glue Softly silk skirt steak Missed a few buds ((Geisha Flowery funds)) Tantalizing tiara pull Off gave it  to the flower girl china doll The music Black Magic women Her sheer blouse loosely fit his fancy Playing Santana Sitting with her tea tiger lily Felt so lonely The champagne half-heartedly The whole Monet Chandon shirts of Gucci She's perked me up Pucci ******* coo Danger me dandelions The next recruit black rose pin pursuit hungry like wolf Duran Duran The discovery of custard flan The Geisha flowery New York State Who snitched out her spouse Flowers divinity Godly lands I gotcha Right in the palm of my hands
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Jun 4, 2018
Jun 4, 2018 at 12:29 PM UTC
Geisha Flowery
Secretly?Tall=Tower-fee lucky 777 "I'm Free"-Flowery + $$$ Being Oz-wizardly Toto lucky bite red slipper ((Cowardly)) Lionly -Whoa__ She got that Geisha Irony This is Tokyo Not the flower shop of Soho (( Japan Chefs Black Panthers)) Shout box____ Unique flowers of faces-gather Too outfox____ One Geisha Flowery room Twilight-places lightly bloom Overpowering Sunflower showering Going nowhere Her body heat Is always somewhere Over flowered the rainbow magic women romantically spritz and spray Love me love me not I am waiting today Flowered over one Man? Her Fortune-beds The Geishas fine ink Never pink The best time to arrive See her lucky red ((Geisha Flowery)) *        *        *        * Happy go lucky Not the back rub The gift of gab Time feast Rolex her index finger Webs of flower cut Debs Was the cover-up The best of the last defeat of her She Petals faster The  zipper-movie cut Go zip Irish spring shower Boysenberry, Cherry, Power Geisha dance flowery-trick The vanilla-bean sky quick The yogurt Greece fly Her tablecloths He finger points cactus sharp points The climate tells the clues can you handle tricks Crazzzzy____ glue Softly silk skirt steak Missed a few buds ((Geisha Flowery funds)) Tantalizing tiara pull Off gave it  to the flower girl china doll The music Black Magic women Her sheer blouse loosely fit his fancy Playing Santana Sitting with her tea tiger lily Felt so lonely The champagne half-heartedly The whole Monet Chandon shirts of Gucci She's perked me up Pucci ******* coo Danger me dandelions The next recruit black rose pin pursuit hungry like wolf Duran Duran The discovery of custard flan The Geisha flowery New York State Who snitched out her spouse Flowers divinity Godly lands I gotcha Right in the palm of my hands
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America, you never had a chance America, you and I both know there's only one way this ends America, you aren't going to like it America, what did you do to deserve the millions of revolutionaries in your streets? America, whose bones are in the ground beneath your feet? America, what did your father say before he left? America, what did your sons bring home  from war? America how holy was your birth that you can't move on? America, who will be left behind when you do? America, I'm too sentimental about you and I know it America, I watched the workers hold the line for months and you locked the doors America, I watched those people starve America, I watched you build a cage and call it Chicago, call it Missouri, call it Baltimore, call it Dayton call it what you want and forget America, I watched you forget America, you forgot your angels America, the saints want to destroy you and I don't feel sorry for you not anymore America, I let go of you in pieces America, I watch your flag burn to cinder and drift away America, I watch you die every night America, I loved you once and now I'm nothing America, how did you repay Ginsberg's love? America, where did you bury Eugene V Debs? America, did you follow Abbie Hoffman to hell? America, where are your heroes? America, what did you do to the workers who never crossed the picket lines? America, what did you give the black kids for Christmas? America, what price do the immigrants pay for your freedom? America, who do they pray to? America, what do you pray for? America, I pray too much for someone who doesn't believe in you America, you never had a chance America, I pray you get one, I owe you that much at least
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Dec 30, 2016
Dec 30, 2016 at 3:17 AM UTC
Late December, 2016, Somewhere in America
America, you never had a chance America, you and I both know there's only one way this ends America, you aren't going to like it America, what did you do to deserve the millions of revolutionaries in your streets? America, whose bones are in the ground beneath your feet? America, what did your father say before he left? America, what did your sons bring home  from war? America how holy was your birth that you can't move on? America, who will be left behind when you do? America, I'm too sentimental about you and I know it America, I watched the workers hold the line for months and you locked the doors America, I watched those people starve America, I watched you build a cage and call it Chicago, call it Missouri, call it Baltimore, call it Dayton call it what you want and forget America, I watched you forget America, you forgot your angels America, the saints want to destroy you and I don't feel sorry for you not anymore America, I let go of you in pieces America, I watch your flag burn to cinder and drift away America, I watch you die every night America, I loved you once and now I'm nothing America, how did you repay Ginsberg's love? America, where did you bury Eugene V Debs? America, did you follow Abbie Hoffman to hell? America, where are your heroes? America, what did you do to the workers who never crossed the picket lines? America, what did you give the black kids for Christmas? America, what price do the immigrants pay for your freedom? America, who do they pray to? America, what do you pray for? America, I pray too much for someone who doesn't believe in you America, you never had a chance America, I pray you get one, I owe you that much at least
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Enid turned her wheels A red flash through Luscious green Across the wall of corns In what felt like No time at all The gabble reconvened Inside the hessian on bread street Taiyo and Darcy Evoked the Spanish coast Fresh faces following More mature fingers Frankie and Debs Move us from Spanish shores To Antarctica, with penguins Brian and David Then comes 'The Man' Four men , four beautiful men To play us out and We don't stand a chance with them now
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 3:38 PM UTC
Pens and Ants
So, we know beautiful people are leaving Just as a crab with a soft shell hides under rocks But the Debs and Donnas only have to hide for a short time Because we are the rocks of safety The hate mongers are not poets Not inspirationalists They are the ones with a one inch ***** Those who desire the fulfilling *** of poetry But cannot achieve the ****** And so you who write Be it good or bad Ignore the poison barbs of bitterness and hate Just be yourselves
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Aug 10, 2015
Aug 10, 2015 at 4:46 PM UTC
Rant and Rave
The music plays on but the band has all gone and I'm sat here in the back row writing the new manifesto. They're laughing at us while shafting us and drafting us into some warm sense of well being, and all we are seeing are the rosy red cheeks of those Whitehall antiques who are selling us all for a song. So, say so long and goodbye while they cry all the way to their pay day in Haiti,not Southsea 'cause that's for the likes of you and of me,where poverty's not viewed as some incurable disease and while those ******** eat peas with their forks we're eating bread with no butter,cash talks and it tells me,'have me to be free'. Well. whip me quite soundly there's riches around me and it looks like they found me,washed up and spent, but I'm intent on my due and so I stand in the queue, I guess this is someone's largesse but I don't really care and I don't want to share but I will and until I'm the one with gold by the ton and a castle made from diamonds and cream, I shall dream,eating peas with a fork and with a plum in my mouth I can talk la di dah,giving it big with a blah ****** blah in a big yankee car which will guzzle the gas and again I won't care because, I'll have the ***** like they have in big halls where they dance with the debs and say ******** to the plebs and give them no cake and shall laugh like a madman until my sides ache, then I'll shaft and redraft the new manifesto release all my guilts and away I will go with the men from the ministry who will in the end,come to love and to mimic me and with no demands for no tax I shall sit and relax in the warm glow of the feeling that all I am feeling is the feeling I'd get from getting better and reeling from this realisation while the whole ****** nation is down on its knees I'll thank God for the fork and the peas.
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Apr 5, 2014
Apr 5, 2014 at 3:08 AM UTC
*** on the beach
The music plays on but the band has all gone and I'm sat here in the back row writing the new manifesto. They're laughing at us while shafting us and drafting us into some warm sense of well being, and all we are seeing are the rosy red cheeks of those Whitehall antiques who are selling us all for a song. So, say so long and goodbye while they cry all the way to their pay day in Haiti,not Southsea 'cause that's for the likes of you and of me,where poverty's not viewed as some incurable disease and while those ******** eat peas with their forks we're eating bread with no butter,cash talks and it tells me,'have me to be free'. Well. whip me quite soundly there's riches around me and it looks like they found me,washed up and spent, but I'm intent on my due and so I stand in the queue, I guess this is someone's largesse but I don't really care and I don't want to share but I will and until I'm the one with gold by the ton and a castle made from diamonds and cream, I shall dream,eating peas with a fork and with a plum in my mouth I can talk la di dah,giving it big with a blah ****** blah in a big yankee car which will guzzle the gas and again I won't care because, I'll have the ***** like they have in big halls where they dance with the debs and say ******** to the plebs and give them no cake and shall laugh like a madman until my sides ache, then I'll shaft and redraft the new manifesto release all my guilts and away I will go with the men from the ministry who will in the end,come to love and to mimic me and with no demands for no tax I shall sit and relax in the warm glow of the feeling that all I am feeling is the feeling I'd get from getting better and reeling from this realisation while the whole ****** nation is down on its knees I'll thank God for the fork and the peas.
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Today is July 4, 2020. There is not much to celebrate. **** Trump leaves us in a Polynicean gloom. Fireworks remind me of wars. I would rather, and therefore will,  listen to Rachmaninov's PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 tonight. I will celebrate beauty rather than killing. And I will give thought to Antigone as well, for she willingly gave her life for doing what was right. I shall listen to Yuja **** arpeggiate notes. I will again become fixated both by her light- ning dexterity and the glorious sounds to which she gives birth. Humankind has this dual potential:  it can either **** or care. So why, I ask myself, does it always choose the former? On this national holiday especially, why do we now not celebrate Thomas Paine and Walt Whitman and Harriet Tubman and Eugene Debs and Martin Luther King Jr.? We do we not collectively ask forgiveness for all the covert, sinister, malevolent interventions into the affairs of other nations, resulting in unjust overthrows and war crimes aplenty? Fireworks? July 4th? We did defeat the evil of ****** and his unspeakable genocide. Let us be sure to give unending thanks to all those who lost their lives in this moral victory. But Viet Nam? The lives of 58,000 American soldiers lost for the lies of our leaders? And Kissinger and McNamara and the Bushes and Cheney and so many others in our government never held accountable for their war crimes? And yet tonight we have fireworks instead of Nuremberg-like trials. Antigone knew she would die if she buried her brother, Polynices, and yet she went ahead and buried him and died for doing it. And the 4,000,000 blacks who were slaves in 1861 and the 500 indigenous nations that covered for centuries from sea to shining sea what we now call America--did they have anything to celebrate on this day, on this date? Fireworks, that's all. Copyright 2020 Tod Howard Hawks
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 10:10 PM UTC
ANTIGONE AND OTHERS
Today is July 4, 2020. There is not much to celebrate. **** Trump leaves us in a Polynicean gloom. Fireworks remind me of wars. I would rather, and therefore will,  listen to Rachmaninov's PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 tonight. I will celebrate beauty rather than killing. And I will give thought to Antigone as well, for she willingly gave her life for doing what was right. I shall listen to Yuja **** arpeggiate notes. I will again become fixated both by her light- ning dexterity and the glorious sounds to which she gives birth. Humankind has this dual potential:  it can either **** or care. So why, I ask myself, does it always choose the former? On this national holiday especially, why do we now not celebrate Thomas Paine and Walt Whitman and Harriet Tubman and Eugene Debs and Martin Luther King Jr.? We do we not collectively ask forgiveness for all the covert, sinister, malevolent interventions into the affairs of other nations, resulting in unjust overthrows and war crimes aplenty? Fireworks? July 4th? We did defeat the evil of ****** and his unspeakable genocide. Let us be sure to give unending thanks to all those who lost their lives in this moral victory. But Viet Nam? The lives of 58,000 American soldiers lost for the lies of our leaders? And Kissinger and McNamara and the Bushes and Cheney and so many others in our government never held accountable for their war crimes? And yet tonight we have fireworks instead of Nuremberg-like trials. Antigone knew she would die if she buried her brother, Polynices, and yet she went ahead and buried him and died for doing it. And the 4,000,000 blacks who were slaves in 1861 and the 500 indigenous nations that covered for centuries from sea to shining sea what we now call America--did they have anything to celebrate on this day, on this date? Fireworks, that's all. Copyright 2020 Tod Howard Hawks
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Fresh off the the boat to rock the vote Like Lenin off the iron horse This Wild Western Manifested destiny Has run its course And yet am I, the winning side, still spillin’ it in genocide And civilizin’ savages supply-sidin’ Apartheid pride To trigger happies harpin’ on their stolen country muses Christian views as skewed as what their news refuses to include in Whose excluded from this private privilege history alluded to In commandante economic sticks and stones I sling at’chu But what you gunna do but leave another man behind Keep marchin’ to the slums of war, we’re all complicit in the crime But you and I, the difference is, I am the Royal’s fear to wed For I am prone to widow-making Inter webs within your head Like Debs ensnarin’ robber barons in a pit of wealth disparity And Jobs’ cogs who took’er jahbs, achieving singularity
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May 17, 2018
May 17, 2018 at 10:57 PM UTC
Liberal Arts and Statecrafts