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I put little stock in counseling, simply because it doesn’t work for me. That’s reasonable. right? That’s why I’m not going back. Because contrary to the initial irrational paranoid belief held by not me, I was not ***** by anyone this last July, I am not an altered boy. Repression? Obsessions? Depressions? You’re right, in a sense. I was not ***** by one man this last July, I was ***** by the whole church for the past 18 years. I learned, or perhaps deduced, from Sunday School that all *** is sin that inanimate objects had a goodness or badness about them that Satan was in my head (by this I was terrified) that all my friends were going to Hell (by this I rebuked them and was never forgiven) that its true: my parents would have gotten me ****** to death in biblical times because they love me that I could choose who I was attracted to (apparently by watching straight **** that God needs money that the Internet is of the devil >mfw intellectual open market that I could only achieve ****** once in a lifetime >mfw I came that God’s love is conditional that electronics are a sin if they make noise and are inside a specific building that all Muslims are terrorists that I’m worthless because I’m a sinner that I’m inherently evil. And I still miss it sometimes. I miss the taste of Christ’s ****
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
An Ode to the ***** of Jesus Christ
FIRST Be it a girl, or one of the boys, It is scarlet all over its avoirdupois, It is red, it is boiled; could the obstetrician Have possibly been a lobstertrician? His degrees and credentials were hunky-dory, But how's for an infantile inventory? Here's the prodigy, here's the miracle! Whether its head is oval or spherical, You rejoice to find it has only one, Having dreaded a two-headed daughter or son; Here's the phenomenon all complete, It's got two hands, it's got two feet, Only natural, but pleasing, because For months you have dreamed of flippers or claws. Furthermore, it is fully equipped: Fingers and toes with nails are tipped; It's even got eyes, and a mouth clear cut; When the mouth comes open the eyes go shut, When the eyes go shut, the breath is loosed And the presence of lungs can be deduced. Let the rockets flash and the cannon thunder, This child is a marvel, a matchless wonder. A staggering child, a child astounding, Dazzling, diaperless, dumbfounding, Stupendous, miraculous, unsurpassed, A child to stagger and flabbergast, Bright as a button, sharp as a thorn, And the only perfect one ever born. SECOND Arrived this evening at half-past nine. Everybody is doing fine. Is it a boy, or quite the reverse? You can call in the morning and ask the nurse.
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First Child ... Second Child
-for Zukiswa Mvunguse~ and for ~ Jul, who once again, loved each line best~ having already deduced that: “the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloratura”^ the titled alliteration teases him into thinking there, is more to be said, more to be prayed, the unplanned lesser lesson is as-of-the-yet unlearned, and the sunburst of a full fledged lying-in-bed born from a static spark of kinetic energy, awaking in an unfamiliar bed or a too familiar state of mind, begs for birth and vainglorious death-by-anon/amity of another poem   I have written poems commissioned, “write about suicide,” asked a friend, “take this word and artfully knead it,” once, was once an oft request, twisty manipulate your scheming resources into finely assaying a field rock raw, laboratory mind-mine it into an essay that delve dives where you fear to treacherous tread, resultant, an awkward prayer, now, a valued mineral no poem is truly planned and no prayer ever truly answered, but as you compose, pushing the last, next word ever farther to the right, you self-confess, expecting no absolution, that the poem, this one as well, and the next, and the next, and the next has always been planned since your inception, always a prayer asked, and in creation conception, answered even if not directly answered, for in the bare minimum asking, is the answering, is the planning, is the poem and the prayer, is his owned alliteration
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Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 8:16 AM UTC
poetry, planning and prayer (and answers)
~ remnants of afore night’s grieving before her on the table lie, echoes of her sobbing tears from last night's cry; boxes of his cards, handwritten letters, a schoolboy’s pictures, the wadded tissues lie in random crumples, for his silent laughter, his fading whispers; the one remaining lock of hair she used to rumple; the invisibly present drying tearful brine to table salt reduced; the how remembered, the when recalled, the why that's yet to be deduced. each a remnant of her softened weeping, each a minder of a mother of a sorrow, a son-of-a-gun, don’t-know-if i’ll-make-it-to tomorrow, reminders of a yesternight’s cry; the remnants of afore night’s grieving that on her table lie; the six-years-ago, still-can’t-believe-it, never-ending-long... goodbye. ~ post script. *"her smile... ’tis the thinnest veil o'er a razor's edge, it can ne’er conceal her bleeding heart..." like the spiraling whirlpool like leaves bowing to winter it's palpable, predictable, a seasonal forecast... guess it's just that time of year.* ***for Becky, for Tonya, for Andrea, for all grieving mothers everywhere***
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 2:03 PM UTC
remnants
Sherlock is indebted, forever; To Mike, For he made it possible for Holmes, To meet the (only) friend of his life. Oh look at John, How baffled he was, For he had just met a man, About him, who knew all. The army doctor thing, the Afghanistan war, And that his sibling was alcoholic, About this Sherlock was sure. Without a word about himself, Just the name and address, Holmes went away, Leaving John, with many questions, And their answers for him to guess. A queer flat mate, he was, a bit rude Sherlock, you know; Mrs. Hudson was nicer, But not their housekeeper! Apparently, SH would play violin to think, Knew it was DI Lestrade at the door, And there was another ****** Including this one, counting to four, Without a hint. The crime scene was sealed, Under supervision of Donovan, And according to Sherlock, There was something going on, Between her, And Anderson. A woman was dead, Wore everything in pink, Holmes deduced her marriage state, Just by her ring! He slammed the door at Anderson, For he (SH) found him irritating. “Rache is not for revenge”, Holmes said, “She was writing Rachel, obviously”. Left-handed she was, And was carrying a suitcase, But as Lestrade said, There was never a case. Mr. Holmes was so excited then, He teased others to be stupid, Watson helped him make a point, In order to find the criminal, But Holmes believed, The pink case was the cupid.
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Jan 20, 2016
Jan 20, 2016 at 2:03 AM UTC
A Study in Pink (Part 1)
*T'is a man's natural bias to *** as a **** sapiens erectus, positioned standing up celebrating the evolutionary advancement of his genealogy, his ancestors' first ah ha moment but as time went on, and much time did he possess, in the course of a single life full of multiple urinations, to think upon this deduced that a man peeing, but a metaphor for the unpredictably of life to the right, to the left, but never straight ahead, such is life denatured, when you think the path is clear, you *** on yourself unintentionally*
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 12:33 AM UTC
A Man Peeing
<> it’s not even 6am, restless night, or wrestled night, ain’t much difference, see the **** geese on the water’s edge, I dutifully slip out of bed, awakening no one, dutifully slide in to my slip-on sneakers, grab the white umbrella next to the front door, dutifully, steadily, my first chore of the day, walk deliberately (and carefully) to make them get them get heck away, into the sound, and to cease polluting the grass where children may play… standing at the waters edge, task finished, the sky commands examination, there is within the cumulus textured, multi-pastel, thick curdled pastiche cloud banks, overhanging the world as far as one can see, a substantive hole appearing in the sky revealing a blue heaven….what one believes, prefers should be, but what is, in fact, not a…given and we are a but, partly cloudy day, a partly clouded observant person… this reminds me that there are holes in all places, everywhere, in my disturbed sleep,  where I spend hours of triangulating in dreams, what I cannot pin down: who I am, what I am, my purpose on earth, though I know where I am, though not even, most critically, why I am… is this a poem? this thoughtful cursed query sits behind my eyes, frontally lobed, perpetually asking, judging me, these words, repetitiously heard, one is not fooled, it is a simple self-evaluation test, only an ask, what are my justifications, ma raison d'être, (reason for being) which is an amuse, for I discover in French, ‘reason for being,’ is a feminine word, (qui en Français, c'est un mot féminin…) and that makes me smile, for I’m a woman-centric man (I have no gender confusion, this is not one of the holes to which I refer) perhaps it is, or, perhaps it is a rambunctious rambling of no worth, for no answers are obtained, given, deduced, and holes, skyward and inward are deep, none delimited by neither bottom or a top, just widening gaps and gapes in my existence…and answers are not forthcoming… <> 5:50am Thursday July 18 Year Two Thousand and Twenty Four
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Jul 18, 2024
Jul 18, 2024 at 6:51 AM UTC
there are holes, big ones, everywhere...
<> it’s not even 6am, restless night, or wrestled night, ain’t much difference, see the **** geese on the water’s edge, I dutifully slip out of bed, awakening no one, dutifully slide in to my slip-on sneakers, grab the white umbrella next to the front door, dutifully, steadily, my first chore of the day, walk deliberately (and carefully) to make them get them get heck away, into the sound, and to cease polluting the grass where children may play… standing at the waters edge, task finished, the sky commands examination, there is within the cumulus textured, multi-pastel, thick curdled pastiche cloud banks, overhanging the world as far as one can see, a substantive hole appearing in the sky revealing a blue heaven….what one believes, prefers should be, but what is, in fact, not a…given and we are a but, partly cloudy day, a partly clouded observant person… this reminds me that there are holes in all places, everywhere, in my disturbed sleep,  where I spend hours of triangulating in dreams, what I cannot pin down: who I am, what I am, my purpose on earth, though I know where I am, though not even, most critically, why I am… is this a poem? this thoughtful cursed query sits behind my eyes, frontally lobed, perpetually asking, judging me, these words, repetitiously heard, one is not fooled, it is a simple self-evaluation test, only an ask, what are my justifications, ma raison d'être, (reason for being) which is an amuse, for I discover in French, ‘reason for being,’ is a feminine word, (qui en Français, c'est un mot féminin…) and that makes me smile, for I’m a woman-centric man (I have no gender confusion, this is not one of the holes to which I refer) perhaps it is, or, perhaps it is a rambunctious rambling of no worth, for no answers are obtained, given, deduced, and holes, skyward and inward are deep, none delimited by neither bottom or a top, just widening gaps and gapes in my existence…and answers are not forthcoming… <> 5:50am Thursday July 18 Year Two Thousand and Twenty Four
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hey there, i’ve got some bad news it’ll wrap your neck tight with a noose until your cheeks turn purple-blue and you can’t feel your feet in your shoes you’ll want to pick up a bottle of ***** and down it until your body feels abused you’ll pass out and wake up confused perhaps with a new drunken tattoo all of your friends may be amused but your regret and shame will suffuse each time they point, laugh and slap the bruise you’ll hide your pain ‘cos that’s what strong people do and resentment will ride high through and through ‘til your face turns rock cold and you make the excuse that everyone is ****** and they’re the ones to accuse you’ll abandon your home without saying adieu because you don’t need people that make you feel deduced you don’t need to feel like you are being used to the point you turn dark and only want to seclude from love itself cause you can’t trust that it’s true you can’t trust that it’s safe or that it won’t lead you askew you might want to die, though the thought is so taboo you’ll judge yourself for holding onto society’s views until it comes to the point where you can’t handle the queue the waiting for love gets tough but the whole time you grew and it’s not so bad anymore, it even almost ensues so you get on a boat, and row your canoe out in the river, it’s just the water and you and you’ll realize, finally that you’ve got nothing to lose
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Sep 1, 2012
Sep 1, 2012 at 12:43 PM UTC
bad news is good news (silly little poem)
~ as she poses for the boys her irony is on display. the naked truth not easily deduced, it’s not just they that's being seduced. her looks they’ve bought, no heart nor touch, a stage, a pole, for them disrobed; “just leave your money please!” mum says, *“ladies don't act that way!”* but mum ain't seen hard times like these; *“com’on mum, let’s get along... you gotta know, its juxtaposition!”* behind bars, for driving cars; stolen sweets were such a treat; *“com’on Judge, rich guys got more cars than sense, what the difference? if i take just one, for just a spin, the only joy i'll ever ride... and besides, he left his keys inside my valet shack. those miles and dents, that i put on, surely ain't deserving this. sweet fruit was hanging far too low for my resistance. not my fault, you know; it’s juxtaposition!”* he sits high atop a silver tower, set beside the ocean fair; existence storied for he climbed every floor. they call them shares, it's what he sells, but this brand of sharing ain’t what his mamma told. it's a shell game by a different name; for it's more his soul that he has sold. you could say, *“for a song his soul sells short sales down by the seashore.”* or, you could say just what he says, “it's juxtaposition!” ~ *post script. what prompted this?  the city in which i live has the dubious and insidious distinction of having the greatest number of strip clubs per capita in these United States; not exactly something to be proud of.   and yet i realize there are many ways to sell one's soul. truth doesn't have many sides; if something does, then we can't call it truth; for truth, like gravity can be called many things, but under any name we still fall... and come up short!   but then... that's just-my-position!*
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Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 1:45 PM UTC
juxtaposition
~ as she poses for the boys her irony is on display. the naked truth not easily deduced, it’s not just they that's being seduced. her looks they’ve bought, no heart nor touch, a stage, a pole, for them disrobed; “just leave your money please!” mum says, *“ladies don't act that way!”* but mum ain't seen hard times like these; *“com’on mum, let’s get along... you gotta know, its juxtaposition!”* behind bars, for driving cars; stolen sweets were such a treat; *“com’on Judge, rich guys got more cars than sense, what the difference? if i take just one, for just a spin, the only joy i'll ever ride... and besides, he left his keys inside my valet shack. those miles and dents, that i put on, surely ain't deserving this. sweet fruit was hanging far too low for my resistance. not my fault, you know; it’s juxtaposition!”* he sits high atop a silver tower, set beside the ocean fair; existence storied for he climbed every floor. they call them shares, it's what he sells, but this brand of sharing ain’t what his mamma told. it's a shell game by a different name; for it's more his soul that he has sold. you could say, *“for a song his soul sells short sales down by the seashore.”* or, you could say just what he says, “it's juxtaposition!” ~ *post script. what prompted this?  the city in which i live has the dubious and insidious distinction of having the greatest number of strip clubs per capita in these United States; not exactly something to be proud of.   and yet i realize there are many ways to sell one's soul. truth doesn't have many sides; if something does, then we can't call it truth; for truth, like gravity can be called many things, but under any name we still fall... and come up short!   but then... that's just-my-position!*
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Is it indubitably unsuitable to be suitably incommunicable on the undeducible deduction dubitably deduced to be immovably unmovable or doably undoable? Or can a crazy conundrum communicate the incommunicable indubitabilty of the undeducibly suitable deduction? Simply said, such is doably suitable, or indubitably deducible if the doably communicable deduction deduces down to the suitably suitable, Movably reducible reduction that's indubitably doable.
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 8:29 AM UTC
Thought for Food
Too thrilled by the case, Sherlock just disappears, To begin with a chase, John is let alone, To get a cab, and go to Baker St. . But wait- wherever he goes, The telephone booth starts ringing! He waits for somebody to pick up, And continues to walk; The third booth starts ringing, The caller must be desperate to talk. A black, shiny car, Pulls over for John to ride, The destination seemed far, In this conversation-less hour. "Anthea", answered the accompanying secretary, When asked her name, Fake it was, Absolutely. The anxiety was over, John was confronted by a well-dressed man, Who offered him money, to spy, The guy, who deduced Watson's army background, By his tan. The "arch-enemy" of Sherlock, As he introduced himself, Told John about his psychosomatic disorder, "You are back in the game, You don't fear danger, You've missed this lifestyle." True it was, Pretty much, "Could be dangerous", wrote Sherlock, And there he was dashing into 221B. Sherlock was quite disappointed, When he got to know about the declination, Of that tempting offer, "Pity, we could've split the fee", He suggested John for the next time. Isn't Mr. Holmes quite irksome, Calling John from the other end of London, Just to send a text? No, this was not an ordinary text, An SMS was just sent, By Mr. Watson's phone, To the murderer. The murderer? But why?! Elementary for SH. Found the case within an hour, Which was now in front him. His mind, is truly above par! One thing missing from the suitcase: Her organizer, her phone. "Nah, she's is a clever woman, A serial adulterer, Would never leave her phone at hotel", This Holmes said, backed by balance of probability. They waited at a restaurant, And the wait was long, But worth it. Had to chase a taxi, which was done successfully, Thanks to Sherlock's excellent memory. Hence proved it was, The psychosomatic limb of Doctor. A drugs bust had occurred at their place, Seriously, this man, a deduction ****** would have drugs? "I'm not a psychopath Anderson, I'm a high functioning sociopath, Do your research!" Snapped Mr. Punchline. Just a couple of minutes later, This brilliant sleuth realized- "Rachel! Yes, Rachel! This woman in pink, Jennifer, Is clever, And she's dead!", much to Mr. Holmes's displeasure.
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Feb 2, 2016
Feb 2, 2016 at 12:24 PM UTC
A Study in Pink (Part 2)
Too thrilled by the case, Sherlock just disappears, To begin with a chase, John is let alone, To get a cab, and go to Baker St. . But wait- wherever he goes, The telephone booth starts ringing! He waits for somebody to pick up, And continues to walk; The third booth starts ringing, The caller must be desperate to talk. A black, shiny car, Pulls over for John to ride, The destination seemed far, In this conversation-less hour. "Anthea", answered the accompanying secretary, When asked her name, Fake it was, Absolutely. The anxiety was over, John was confronted by a well-dressed man, Who offered him money, to spy, The guy, who deduced Watson's army background, By his tan. The "arch-enemy" of Sherlock, As he introduced himself, Told John about his psychosomatic disorder, "You are back in the game, You don't fear danger, You've missed this lifestyle." True it was, Pretty much, "Could be dangerous", wrote Sherlock, And there he was dashing into 221B. Sherlock was quite disappointed, When he got to know about the declination, Of that tempting offer, "Pity, we could've split the fee", He suggested John for the next time. Isn't Mr. Holmes quite irksome, Calling John from the other end of London, Just to send a text? No, this was not an ordinary text, An SMS was just sent, By Mr. Watson's phone, To the murderer. The murderer? But why?! Elementary for SH. Found the case within an hour, Which was now in front him. His mind, is truly above par! One thing missing from the suitcase: Her organizer, her phone. "Nah, she's is a clever woman, A serial adulterer, Would never leave her phone at hotel", This Holmes said, backed by balance of probability. They waited at a restaurant, And the wait was long, But worth it. Had to chase a taxi, which was done successfully, Thanks to Sherlock's excellent memory. Hence proved it was, The psychosomatic limb of Doctor. A drugs bust had occurred at their place, Seriously, this man, a deduction ****** would have drugs? "I'm not a psychopath Anderson, I'm a high functioning sociopath, Do your research!" Snapped Mr. Punchline. Just a couple of minutes later, This brilliant sleuth realized- "Rachel! Yes, Rachel! This woman in pink, Jennifer, Is clever, And she's dead!", much to Mr. Holmes's displeasure.
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You are present you are present you are science, philosophy, nature and hate you are the tempest and conduit you are the energy forming and reforming you have the power to choose, to do, you do Then why am I losing faith? Then why has it come to this juncture, where light I found is lost Puncture my lungs, go ahead because You won't let me back inside from the slippery precipice Abyssal black night tide draws closer You won't lend to me the confidence to enter, once again, the single place I stand
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 11:55 PM UTC
You Leave Me Lonely: "Deduced Down to Dice Rolls"
My ex-girlfriend used to wake up scared, More than often it had happened. She used to tell about her nightmares, She was really explicit about the dreams. Oh yes, I remember each and every thing. I remember when she told me about one, I often sensed her strong interest in it. More I deduced so after it is over, My ex-girlfriend was a nymphomaniac.
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Sep 19, 2016
Sep 19, 2016 at 12:58 AM UTC
Her Japanese Incubus
I foster an incremental relation to the cosmos, enticed regularly by its indefiniteness and appeal. Its evolutions, innate behaviors, and formidable sciences are recompense for earth’s meager discrepancies. I often engage in the caprice to dismount much dissatisfaction by the constancy of riveting celestial events. These beings possess no artificiality. Its prophetic order, ornate and stupendous architectural facets have allowed a crescendo of dispositional hysteria. Prosaic imprecations are deduced from its auxiliary wherewithal. There is no contrition in immersing in enthrallment nor is there fickleness in trust. Magnificent bodies orbit in finesse and probability, achieving universality and control. Though these incitements are exponentially cheering, my origin is but connoted in despondency. Usurpers and ill-suited vandals proliferated by the intemperance of the Ptolemaic discipline. Rustics, miscreants and idle minds misdirected by less virtuous planetary derision. My cognitive severity asserted by ominous consummation. Oh how these preponderant truths confine me unfortunate. Soliloquy is but an affliction amidst this era of anachronistic reign. Grandiose passivity is intolerable at this time. I plan to dichotomize my adamant fate from precepts and conditions anew. The deposition of malfeasant kings will be sought. Ploys I have already configured; propagation is near to instigation. I will exhort my ascent to prime eminence. The stars will sanction me to a rightful end.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 8:49 AM UTC
Piece XXXI
I foster an incremental relation to the cosmos, enticed regularly by its indefiniteness and appeal. Its evolutions, innate behaviors, and formidable sciences are recompense for earth’s meager discrepancies. I often engage in the caprice to dismount much dissatisfaction by the constancy of riveting celestial events. These beings possess no artificiality. Its prophetic order, ornate and stupendous architectural facets have allowed a crescendo of dispositional hysteria. Prosaic imprecations are deduced from its auxiliary wherewithal. There is no contrition in immersing in enthrallment nor is there fickleness in trust. Magnificent bodies orbit in finesse and probability, achieving universality and control. Though these incitements are exponentially cheering, my origin is but connoted in despondency. Usurpers and ill-suited vandals proliferated by the intemperance of the Ptolemaic discipline. Rustics, miscreants and idle minds misdirected by less virtuous planetary derision. My cognitive severity asserted by ominous consummation. Oh how these preponderant truths confine me unfortunate. Soliloquy is but an affliction amidst this era of anachronistic reign. Grandiose passivity is intolerable at this time. I plan to dichotomize my adamant fate from precepts and conditions anew. The deposition of malfeasant kings will be sought. Ploys I have already configured; propagation is near to instigation. I will exhort my ascent to prime eminence. The stars will sanction me to a rightful end.
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The first lesson in being here is inherent to be here and that is breathe, yet the second is that we are (can be often) separated by willingness. Others are not an extension of our own. It can be a self pitying and even painful experience especially if our needs are woefully neglected. By the time it is deduced others willingness comes with other awareness than our own a form of self responsibility has set in, albeit active/reactive. We are spawning fractal-ly from here, the new from there. All is selectively derived and subset from the greater with regard to identity, memory and consciousness. All flows perfectly from such accordance...
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 12:51 PM UTC
http://hellopoetry.com/poem/faraway/
I haven’t been able to sleep for the past couple of nights, something I wish that could just be classified as a typical case of insomnia. But I know the reason for my wandering, rambling mind extends far beyond a simple medical diagnosis. As I lay awake tossing and turning I've deduced that I have two possibilities to explain my current misfortune. My first option is that I’m nearing the brink of insanity - which I’m trying to convince myself is true- because I don’t think I could come to terms with the other reason. And yet there’s no evading it. Every time I close my eyes, I see her face and inadvertently find myself submerged in her perfection. This is then accompanied by a pitiful pang of longing. The truth is, I didn’t come for her. It was never about her. In fact, right before I got myself into this mess I had constructed a mental compilation of things I wouldn’t allow myself to do. I had reassured myself with a definitive firmness that if I broke her heart, I wouldn’t lose any sleep over it. Of course, that was when I still could sleep. That was before I developed a stupid conscience. That was before everything changed. And now I’m running out of options and running out of time.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 10:20 PM UTC
Insomnia
They thought that wall is hard to break, And all their might shall go to waste As he never showed affection, As if he never felt the pain But deep down he knew the secrets; That all of them had been hiding from themselves He with his brilliant observations, Deduced the most onerous cases But when he met a man of pure heart A man whom he called his partner, his right arm He finally found his missing pieces His life became much more than riddles and mazes The man whom he called his best friend Made him see the hero he was And that's how their adventures begun The stories of the two wisest men in London,will never end.
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 3:26 AM UTC
The Wisest Men in London
My muse diffused A love abused The news infused My dream refused. Your life deduced My life reduced Our lives seduced In the end confused. Words effused Our lines reused My passion disused Together, bemused. Our game overused Our emotions excused Our love perused But really misused.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 9:43 AM UTC
Used
In my schoolboy bedroom it is a completely different world Brings me in confluence with my shadow The meeting of two merging anticipated tributaries Like cold blue morning and dark sprinkled night Where my mirror has become the ritualised Expression of my isolation of my individual consciousness Fused as one at the edge, where all else becomes blurred An abstraction, indefinably lost like the mixing of shadows That cannot be deduced on any mental map I hear my shadow beckoning me In its uncoordinated marginality In isolation I receive his thoughts, his considered reflections Something has now united us through joint experience a totality An idea a notion conceived, to abrogate the restraint on liberty An erosion of all guilt, advancement to a notion Of profound imagination, where invariably Our congress will be complete there can be no latitude for digression.
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:04 PM UTC
Conversations With My Shadow 2
***Thoughts Aren't Malleable and Ductile   Forced   Drawn into Sheets Conductivity Futile Empirically Deduced Words Are Malleable and Ductile   Artistically Moulded Strung up Embellished Pearls Drawn into Sheets A Pearlescent Sheen Empirically Deduced***
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 8:01 AM UTC
Malleable & Ductile
There was a time Though I can hardly remember When I was your August And you my December When I'd hold you with ying As you'd kiss me with yang Then we'd rest a top Alpha While listening to omega And sing to you sweetly All the while sounding salty At the time I shadowed sun To the moon was your back We laughed bitter tears About crying joyous faith So we lived ever loving In an equilibrium state But change is a constant New variables introduced I was never good at math Somehow break was deduced
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Nov 28, 2011
Nov 28, 2011 at 4:50 PM UTC
Balance
I struggle to remain indefatigable, I ravage my mind my for hours on end, My yearning is insatiable, Flexuous with the concepts to send. Laboriously sewn, tentatively spoken, Nonchalantly cast off devastation because it’s broken. I will never seek acceptance again, Emancipated from the shackles of denial, As long as I live I will regain, And refrain from a judgemental trial. Perspicaciously drawn, ultimately deduced, To the gallows with all of my sins, tightly noosed. They want blood and pain and agony, All of which I have to give, I’d rather than expressions of tragedy, Show what it means to live. And ponder the spiritual diadems, Glistening, repetitive, fractals and gems. My supplications ever so earnest, Are outweighed by my insubordination. It’s myself, my own intentions I must harness, And live beyond my failings and degradation. Ecstasy is my fruitful, forgiving friend, Fear my enemy, unrelenting to the end. Erumpent rampant vociferation, Endeavouring to end all thoughts iniquitous, And reclaim my rumination, Dare I say nefarious? Well if it is so, than I shall make it not be, For I have lost all and now I must live for me.
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 1:35 PM UTC
I Smile even though I'm Vile
I've done and am doing everything I can to avoid you and save you from feeling uncomfortable standing in line for drills, I'll give you almost a ten-foot berth it surprises and shocks me when I still see your face looking slightly disgusted or when you and your sister make eye contact I can't help but wonder if you've deduced it, figured out, that though I have no right to be jealous and hurt I still am and though you do not belong to me I love you like someone suffocating in the heat who only occasionally gets a breath of cold air and even then, it is just a trickle for I am dying to stay away from you dying when I keep you close my heart is struggling, limply pounding frail against my ribs, there's nothing left of me because its all for you, I changed myself a named bullet or a placard on a seat at a table saying 'here, this one's for you' my mannerisms have changed my dance, my walk, my voice, my sense of humor consciously or subconsciously, I have branded my soul molded it into a you-shaped whole but then you never liked being told what to do, did you? so I turn away, I walk on the opposite side I never want you to feel pressured or like you have to hide I dance far away from you It's not a matter of 'time to bide' it's about you and your decisions that you have your alone time, despise being labeled, your wants are completely yours, defy my understanding; I'll never serve them out loud to you, you'd hate that all I can do is quietly avoid, conceal because I'd give my life to make you happy and fill your needs, objectively for I've come to terms with the stark reality of love and your plans, blueprints of what and whom you're going to be and how they don't ever include me.
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May 30, 2014
May 30, 2014 at 1:14 AM UTC
to summarize
I've done and am doing everything I can to avoid you and save you from feeling uncomfortable standing in line for drills, I'll give you almost a ten-foot berth it surprises and shocks me when I still see your face looking slightly disgusted or when you and your sister make eye contact I can't help but wonder if you've deduced it, figured out, that though I have no right to be jealous and hurt I still am and though you do not belong to me I love you like someone suffocating in the heat who only occasionally gets a breath of cold air and even then, it is just a trickle for I am dying to stay away from you dying when I keep you close my heart is struggling, limply pounding frail against my ribs, there's nothing left of me because its all for you, I changed myself a named bullet or a placard on a seat at a table saying 'here, this one's for you' my mannerisms have changed my dance, my walk, my voice, my sense of humor consciously or subconsciously, I have branded my soul molded it into a you-shaped whole but then you never liked being told what to do, did you? so I turn away, I walk on the opposite side I never want you to feel pressured or like you have to hide I dance far away from you It's not a matter of 'time to bide' it's about you and your decisions that you have your alone time, despise being labeled, your wants are completely yours, defy my understanding; I'll never serve them out loud to you, you'd hate that all I can do is quietly avoid, conceal because I'd give my life to make you happy and fill your needs, objectively for I've come to terms with the stark reality of love and your plans, blueprints of what and whom you're going to be and how they don't ever include me.
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he was 65, his wife was 66, had Alzheimer's disease. he had cancer of the mouth. there were operations, radiation treatments which decayed the bones in his jaw which then had to be wired. daily he put his wife in rubber diapers like a baby. unable to drive in his condition he had to take a taxi to the medical center, had difficulty speaking, had to write the directions down. on his last visit they informed him there would be another operation: a bit more left cheek and a bit more tongue. when he returned he changed his wife's diapers put on the tv dinners, watched the evening news then went to the bedroom, got the gun, put it to her temple, fired. she fell to the left, he sat upon the couch put the gun into his mouth, pulled the trigger. the shots didn't arouse the neighbors. later the burning tv dinners did. somebody arrived, pushed the door open, saw it. soon the police arrived and went through their routine, found some items: a closed savings account and a checkbook with a balance of $1.14 suicide, they deduced. in three weeks there were two new tenants: a computer engineer named Ross and his wife Anatana who studied ballet. they looked like another upwardly mobile pair.
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 2:46 PM UTC
Hell Is A Lonely Place - by Charles Bukowski
*She didn't have to say she loved you You should have deduced it from her eyes She didn't have to cry for you To open your eyes and realize That she died every time she saw you with another That she thought you're the warmth in her bed That she was afraid letting you know might have complicated it further But you were a constant thought vibrating in her head You shouldn't have waited for her to leave to think Wasn't it so obvious how she stuttered in your presence How she faltered in speech and how her innocent eyes did blink You didn't have to wait for the sting of solitude in her absence She didn't have to feign affection and get played by a stranger All you had to do was recognize her yearn and be the game changer*
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 5:10 AM UTC
Game Changer