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"defer" poems
I cannot write a sonnet; it's too hard To put such barriers around my brain And thus I find my efforts often marred Although I rephrase again and again I cannot write a sonnet though I try Through day and night; through winter, into spring And even though I have no reason why A ten-syllable line my thoughts won't bring But now I wonder just what is so great About this iambic pentameter? And am almost resigned that it's my fate That from the sonnet form I should defer Yet, having spent so long in search of one 'Twould be a shame if it should not be done
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May 12, 2010
May 12, 2010 at 5:46 AM UTC
In Pursuit of The Sonnet
You must register with an employment agency, he said through a muffled yawn, to defer your studnet loan payments for the next six months. But don't worry, he continued, clearing his throat and sipping what I presumed was stale coffee, you don't have to accept any jobs that you're offered.
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 2:17 PM UTC
Sallie Mae Calling
<> you pout and defer, dancing backwards, claiming, blue is now blackened from underuse, incapable and incapacitating revival *saying  eyes cannot see, distinctly, neither near or far, the tremble of love, forgot & distantly absent, but I know, a heart’s sensory muscles never die, though weaken they might, underused, un-exercised denying  that inspiration   no longer resides with in thy sensitivities, has fled, undercover of smoking forest fires all the diurnal hazards that invade, occupying my internal spaces once filled by poems you conceived, birthed, in a pleasured haze, came so fast, you bare recall agony accompanied, but not the ecstasy of the end resultant!* ***you know it’s you of whom I write, but, a note not shaming names, but messages countless private messages have I sent begging, beseeching, give me your gifts*** once more, you owe me not, though I oft irritate with my deafening pleas, yet only denials continue, my pleas ding but dent not, the tired fear of your exposition so speak to you plain, feed my soul selfish like in years gone past, there are holes in mine that require your elixir, creamy softness that moistens my face with tears of your words originating, astound, enfold** not later, not soon, not excusals, write for me NOW, WRITE FOR YOURSELF, but leave me not forsaken and thirst un-slackened,** Answer! To whom do you owe your poems?
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Jun 11, 2023
Jun 11, 2023 at 11:30 AM UTC
The Ink in Your Blood Never Dies! (To whom do you owe your poems?)
As soon as I primmed this Hard-Composed Verse Of Thanking her for her Un-Condition I saw the Door locked; My Key in disperse For Reasons whose Respect I Rendition After all, Random be my Identity For Some who chose those Caves after the Park Why not? They're there, hoarding in Sanctity Cry for Silence from this Friendly Remark Which makes me Wonder - What Error I commit Save my Recurring Frequency to Love Such, attitude bid, much Energy admit Waste the Good Lord's Tears healing from Above. All, I defer, pry what should not be mine Interpret, by sudden, your Patience in thine.
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 2:59 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: TONIA COUCH - UNDERSTANDINGS
Life is a harmony to be achieved Not by small trials, but by forthcoming From all the antagonists retrieved Our legs strengthened for running. In unison, a remedy to the believers A ringing of beauty piercing through Captivated are the achievers Who shed the blood of true Friends and warriors alike strive together Bone crushing blows to their hearts Tattered and strained by the weather They’re always around to pick up the parts A rainbow of color to those who stay strong Fearful thoughts often defer us from here Whether we do what’s right, or do what’s wrong Our minds remain clear, because we are here And we sing our harmonious song ©Mitchell Frieler
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 11:53 PM UTC
Harmony
Would it Fease to make Connections secure, The Outrageous Magic such Form does cast Why not the Flu, whose Substance membered, cure The Fly's own Happiness which would not last With Furnace Embers burning your Hour's Spent That Diamond Red of Sparkles unfade Pride honours you well; Yet deflects on them Would heal so if you can defer the ***** Intention, dear Victim of Absolute How could one Comment subtract a Friend's Trust When one lends a Hand for Innocent's Sake, And Settle the Gnarbled Basket, we must. When Integers apply, Truth should be Owned, On Level Ground seen; But not to the Bone.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 3:03 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SIXTY - TOM DALEY
Now upon Age my Ripe Lantern will give The Rose of Thirty-Four for his Best Joy Sister, the Token of my Purpose, live, Brother, the Promise of a Knighted Boy Which Rose, purple or red, will compensate A Decade's Sin I rehearse to atone Pride, one Raven crowed I pluck without Hate And gently shift my Psalms for her Behold How another Labour I justly Failed Must submit to her Needs before my own For me the Decoding Concept derailed The Troll called Pity transforms your Heart to Gold. You both planned to defer in New Year's Lift Still for you both I sing this Sterling Gift.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:31 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: JIPO CERVANTES AND TISHA MANDREZA
Why do we fall Of all of the things we could do We choose to allow something to race up And ****** us away from our dreams, Into reality A reality that is hard and painful Crashing around you Sneaking up upon you As floors do when you trip upon them Why is it that when we chase our dreams We must be shocked back into harsh reality Reality jumping at us Attacking Pouncing Demanding to be heard When reality is upon us, Why don't we run Race back to our dreams Fight for them as Alice fought the Jabberwocky With dreams and trust and impossible things Yet we see the reality, A simple flaw A crack And we fall back to earth like stars from the sky. We begin to give in, To defer our dreams We've fallen so many times before and what for? Voices fill your head, Give up Give in You were never going to win What can you do Just let go What has dreaming ever done for you? The are so convincing in our shattered state We begin to listen to them And darkness beings to consume us But once it does, Someone appears, A dreamer, A friend, Us, Or Someone like us. To remind us that dreams aren't in vain, To tell us to look up, The light is breaking throough A friend Someone to pull us out of the dark Show us how to dream again. Why do we fall? Perhaps there is a reason after all... We fall... So that we can learn to pick ourselves up And so we can learn to trust in others, When we no longer have the strength to do so.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 5:13 PM UTC
Why do we fall?
She ain't never **** a black boi but she use the word ***** And Her blk home girls give her the encouragement to pull that trigger Born in the hills but addicted to the hood I'm her curse and blessing man this ***** is always up to no good Blue eye devil who love the dark skin She said she never had it so deep when a ***** went in She drive listen to legends biggie hov and Rudeboi She told me she was looking for her pleaser stick so I just nibble her like a chew toi Snap backs and Jordan's She's a ***** for retail She got that white girl syndrome but cursed by the black details Hello to the west end she went and add her best friend Slave to the lifestyle but she know she will never fit in Banded by color but my girl went ratchet When she Confirm the fair-tale of food stamps and welfare Status Racist antics but she defer the approach Cuz her white friends can't understand what her blk friends don't Family of mix feelings her dad told her no Mama said be your self and get to know the unknown I give her the face of a sign that saids do not enter Becuz what you think you wanna no is better if you won't remember But in the false claim we built into better bitter lovers So lesson is always learn never judge a book by its cover
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 1:10 AM UTC
Django Lover
Apart from the Malice I'd like to Subsume Are some Fortune's Tags which I strive to defer And Mood the Dragon's Seasoned Pawn resume Threw Slime instead; And dissolved my Brother Shall I charge as your Fault? But then again, Your same usual Stones pound my Bouncing Head With no other Ritual to confront this Pain You continue to bray; And play Mule instead Unaware of the Grass you still do hurt Blinded by the Light which you call Divine Philosophy leashes your own True Worth Sticks you in Trivia; And robs your eyes blind. What is there to blame from such Harrowed Young Since the Lord Philip's Man has not yet sung?
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 3:15 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SIXTY-THREE - TOM DALEY
You mustn't always interject, for it is not more auspicious to be considered a Fool than to affirm such suspicions, is it not? Defer unto thy knowledgeable peers and, if ye be Sage among the Like, thou shall be deferred unto.
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 12:16 AM UTC
Humility
Unmotivated Tears I used to criticize The eyes Of those I knew Who, at Drops of a hat Shed tears of ardor: God-knows-what. Ascribing it To vitamins and lack thereof, Past, present and/or too much ‘love’. Too something/something out of balance; Nothing but a prevalence Of yin or yang Ganging up On both those ducts. Uncaring and unfeelingly – I used to be. Now, at eighty-three it’s me. I may need hormone therapy. Or is it age sagacity - Unmotivated tears Based on a grasp of life’s chimere That takes in all - An all which makes one engineered By tears One must defer to. Unmotivated Tears 4.24.2018 I Is Always You Is We; Nature Of & In Reality; Circling Round Aging; Arlene Corwin
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Apr 24, 2018
Apr 24, 2018 at 8:10 AM UTC
Unmotivated Tears
Don't let me Lord into the ripe old age when delirium is the only thing in my head I don't know when I **** or wet the bed my mouths can't open a tube in my nose takes not but teases the end looming close. Don't let me Lord into the ripe old age when my legs just wouldn't stand by themselves can move me nowhere without a hand to help I don't know when  I would fall on my face flirts me but fails me that last cold embrace. Don't let me Lord into the ripe old age when the marks of time are mind crunching pain the ones around me don't see a gain in the struggled breaths that force me to live defer their tears to mourn and grieve. Don't let me Lord into the ripe old age I beg to leave before my mind leaves me before the loved ones ask wearily O Lord why not spare us the agony hasten the end let him die quickly.
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Jan 12, 2017
Jan 12, 2017 at 3:39 AM UTC
Ripe Old Age
Alike to Twin Minds with Hands and Feet possess Perform their own Stage and make a Good Score With such Lyrics does their Rhythm address Defined in the Air; As once did before Which, in some Ardent but Doubtful Degree Would deny the Advice handed down in Print Since they are a Pair submitted to Belief That to answer those Charges was far too Mint Much for their Lifted Chins to Cower in Shame Knowing the Goals they defer would spell their End But why would they Work so much for a Name When in Wrinkles are their Numbered Values spent? There is Reason why the Pool is cleaned Within To drain-in the Lust; To blue-out the Sin.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 9:17 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SIXTEEN - TOM DALEY
Letting the ivy roam... Moonlight serenade, to a begun favor: Sense in a gentler breeze, the thought to own A grace, a fastidious space, for a little face... Pink, the through and due, irony we seldom Stink and prosper, the alienation we souled? Together in legend, we tell a tale to a God's question: Letting the ivy see, is a redress of futures, fools? Paces and setting a catch, of futures in the light? A wavering kiss, and the doles of redemption Have their solemn kin, taken to remembering a night? My name is a person, order and truth, to another selection... Of hearts or the ivy... Spare to fore, we conceive a notion Made to tailor, a secret, an irony sighed... Like the bird it was, a concern that lead to devotion... Ivy sleeps, shadows play... In the breeds we assume are, the peace of decency... That has awoken, and seen the sun come, for why...? Persuade a kind from dread, our fruit is a gift of agony...? Building halts; continuing salt... When has a legend presumed finish, of soon's reasons? The tow of exception, is a wind to defer to a copious fall? Looking ivy in the eye, asking nix for not, a needs seasons? The fight is brutal, letting ivy is like a breath between friends Aching at the completed hour, the duty of they and strange smiles Set in similar pasts to a redefining must, that only with help, lends A role no greater than now, a whisper that ended a world's defiled? Ivy wants your life for a silence... Ivy has the stomach to turn direction into beauty... Ivy seemingly aloof, to worth to realize a gift is fast, to the chin... Ivy knows you, like a taken privilege on the other side of saying we...
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Jan 18, 2023
Jan 18, 2023 at 9:06 PM UTC
What Would You Give For The Devil's Shadow?
Letting the ivy roam... Moonlight serenade, to a begun favor: Sense in a gentler breeze, the thought to own A grace, a fastidious space, for a little face... Pink, the through and due, irony we seldom Stink and prosper, the alienation we souled? Together in legend, we tell a tale to a God's question: Letting the ivy see, is a redress of futures, fools? Paces and setting a catch, of futures in the light? A wavering kiss, and the doles of redemption Have their solemn kin, taken to remembering a night? My name is a person, order and truth, to another selection... Of hearts or the ivy... Spare to fore, we conceive a notion Made to tailor, a secret, an irony sighed... Like the bird it was, a concern that lead to devotion... Ivy sleeps, shadows play... In the breeds we assume are, the peace of decency... That has awoken, and seen the sun come, for why...? Persuade a kind from dread, our fruit is a gift of agony...? Building halts; continuing salt... When has a legend presumed finish, of soon's reasons? The tow of exception, is a wind to defer to a copious fall? Looking ivy in the eye, asking nix for not, a needs seasons? The fight is brutal, letting ivy is like a breath between friends Aching at the completed hour, the duty of they and strange smiles Set in similar pasts to a redefining must, that only with help, lends A role no greater than now, a whisper that ended a world's defiled? Ivy wants your life for a silence... Ivy has the stomach to turn direction into beauty... Ivy seemingly aloof, to worth to realize a gift is fast, to the chin... Ivy knows you, like a taken privilege on the other side of saying we...
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The Mother, gets Father to crush them when they are babies. Father always wanted too crush them anyways, While Momma, she... Tamed him, Father; see? By giving them over to be crushed some day. *...always defer to some other camp, put it in VEGAS terms... focus on and then to say, Revolve your mind turn around.* *
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 11:15 PM UTC
British Madness
To our darling Veronica With affection, she I call “Sweet Pea” The lady’s smile, I always see When she waltzes by with sponge and mop With a cheerful wave to all that lot Who never see her scrubbing there... To tidy kitchen, loo and stair, Who never see her great technique Let alone defer to speak..... Sweet Pea we’ll miss your great finess Your bright and cheery fix of mess, Your happy way of making right That which most refuse to sight, May you find your life’s real gain Dispelling old folk’s aches and pain. May you have sweet days of bright Without a cleaning mop in sight. Love and a great big kiss of gratitude For the wonderful sparkling world you have given us. Love from us lot @ VPT
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Feb 22, 2012
Feb 22, 2012 at 12:47 PM UTC
"Sweet Pea"
these feet, a rambler's. wanderlust soles tied from genetics of the epi- kind. his feet did ramble so as these now do. his difference, he trek'd with steel shunt in arm. he trek'd slums' floors. grit-ingrain'd skin, pox'd wh- olly and now pushing onlys. pushing ash against the walls of Death's container. body aged thru time, more than doubled - more like end'd - by that refined infusion. these feet, a rambler's. walking forth existences' hundred-mile wilderness. his feet had also, and his feet defer'd before sixty-six. these continuing onward searching ancient trails. loo- king to start another day, looking for to never quit seeking another day before the unlit walls of Death. before the darkness consuming of depths never known, always near. these feet, a rambler's. of well-worn leather. relinquish'd of cares, desire or ambitions by brambles strangling. blood running by access of natural means. slate gash'd soles, crevices open'd of the crust throwing chal- lenges toward the sky. heights im- aginable if only to forsake lazed calves. heights set for disappearing, where tracks never lead. no wrong side in non-existence, no wrong sight for the rambling feet worn lea- ther.
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 7:40 AM UTC
Katahdin
"my soul to keep" this prayer elegant, simple complexity, comes me haunting, every evening, this notion, a faint ghosting, repeatedly reappearing and nightly leaving, disappointed, from between my crumpled, sweaty bedsheets, departing with a demanding unsatisfied, incessant, coated with a diabolical, unfeigned challenge  - write of me, relentlessly commanding, right me only, no notions, come realized, no poem body, resolved solutions, are easy offered up your inner voices, fettered and deterred, begging you, screaming, this one, defer, defer, for better days, for better poets, who require no assembly instructions cannot improve upon it my distress, sensed; the lady of  the house, over the shoulder peering, sees the moody poem title that has self-selected to core this poet's core, for endless torture, raining down ruinous lamentation she, ever softly spoken *"good man, your soul, your poems - both mine to take and mine to keep this title, this poetic obligation fulfillingly, fittingly, my responsibility mine to write mine to keep mine to right mine to mine for its bejeweled contemplations render easily unto me what I have Caesarean seized, pried lovingly and forcibly from thee within though seemingly rightfully thine, title has passed, legally, tenderly, into your lover's arms banish poet thine troubled assembled, ensemble senses, this particular poem's journey and the soul that bears it, released and relieved, for now, mine to take, mine to keep, and thy soul, in mine to dwell, and mine to complete"* ~
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 8:35 PM UTC
my soul to keep
"my soul to keep" this prayer elegant, simple complexity, comes me haunting, every evening, this notion, a faint ghosting, repeatedly reappearing and nightly leaving, disappointed, from between my crumpled, sweaty bedsheets, departing with a demanding unsatisfied, incessant, coated with a diabolical, unfeigned challenge  - write of me, relentlessly commanding, right me only, no notions, come realized, no poem body, resolved solutions, are easy offered up your inner voices, fettered and deterred, begging you, screaming, this one, defer, defer, for better days, for better poets, who require no assembly instructions cannot improve upon it my distress, sensed; the lady of  the house, over the shoulder peering, sees the moody poem title that has self-selected to core this poet's core, for endless torture, raining down ruinous lamentation she, ever softly spoken *"good man, your soul, your poems - both mine to take and mine to keep this title, this poetic obligation fulfillingly, fittingly, my responsibility mine to write mine to keep mine to right mine to mine for its bejeweled contemplations render easily unto me what I have Caesarean seized, pried lovingly and forcibly from thee within though seemingly rightfully thine, title has passed, legally, tenderly, into your lover's arms banish poet thine troubled assembled, ensemble senses, this particular poem's journey and the soul that bears it, released and relieved, for now, mine to take, mine to keep, and thy soul, in mine to dwell, and mine to complete"* ~
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"So surely is she mine," you say, and turn Your quick and steady mind to harder things-- To bills and bonds and talk of what men earn-- And whistle up the stair, of evenings. And do you see a dream behind my eyes, Or ask a simple question twice of me-- "Thus women are," you say; for men are wise And tolerant, in their security. How shall I count the midnights I have known When calm you turn to me, nor feel me start, To find my easy lips upon your own And know my breast beneath your rhythmic heart. Your god defer the day I tell you this: My lad, my lad, it is not you I kiss!
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Second Love
756 One Blessing had I than the rest So larger to my Eyes That I stopped gauging—satisfied— For this enchanted size— It was the limit of my Dream— The focus of my Prayer— A perfect—paralyzing Bliss— Contented as Despair— I knew no more of Want—or Cold— Phantasms both become For this new Value in the Soul— Supremest Earthly Sum— The Heaven below the Heaven above— Obscured with ruddier Blue— Life’s Latitudes leant over—full— The Judgment perished—too— Why Bliss so ******** disburse— Why Paradise defer— Why Floods be served to Us—in Bowls— I speculate no more—
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One Blessing had I than the rest
I’m praying for Pangaea so I can run to the ends of the earth for you. Mixed signals are cancerous so I swallow yours down to keep you safe. Sure, souls like fire in my bloodstream burn on the way out but they’re streaming for you into this chest cavity missing a heart, my own Judas, betrayed me for your eyes. Even saints can be lost causes, darling, but you’re neither. You’re a superhero, all technicolour capes and dollar-store disguises and you’d think I’m the damsel in distress but I’m your nemesis. Why else do you think I’m burning Earth to the ground, for my own perverse enjoyment? I’m pulling your hair, putting tacks on your seat because I’m too afraid to say I love you, which is a truth, which is a bomb to defuse before our bed becomes ground zero. I laugh at your jokes and offer myself up for slaughter but you’re not biting so I’m walking home in the snow, alone. I’m cold, I’m frozen. I’ve gone home to a Heaven of ice, heads in the freezer like a good luck charm, your words carved into my palms so I won’t forget. Back to the lab, back to the drawing board. Maybe I’ll close the warplans for tonight. I know you belong to her but I’m jealous, baby, I’m so jealous. I’ll tell you to bow down, defer, sing a hallelujah to lull me to sleep before I remember how much it hurts to love you. And tomorrow when you’re gone I’ll plan death: hell, maybe the world’s. You might love me then. I’m not too hopeful.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 10:36 AM UTC
my heart's the same.
~Christi Michaels~January 2015~ **Tumultuous Vortex Surrounds Black Smoky Veil Hovering over Hope Fear Factor so Insidious Overwhelmingly Contagious Invasive Blocking all Light Defying Illumination Will My Seed of Aspiration Become Thwarted by a Maelstrom Unseen Before Now I Defer to Powers that Be To Come Beside Inviting inside Me Innate Knowledge All Strength Needed to See This Tempestuous Storm Down** Copyright © 2015 Christi Michaels. All Rights Reserved.
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Jan 31, 2015
Jan 31, 2015 at 6:16 PM UTC
Fear Factor
It is usually best to avoid crushing hopelessness, to swerve and defer disaster, but even so the world is well and truly ****** up. Seek solutions to this conundrum. Try to avoid curiosity, a pernicious strain of insanity that conjures up irrational fears of orangutangs with meat cleavers, lethally ascetic Tibetan monks, bathroom carpets of abandoned razors or Big Macs rife with E. Coli. Avoid metaphysical musings that lead to questions of coleslaw, vegan water parks, the Team Quadraplegic Gymnastics squad and the horrors of the Hilary Clinton Naked Network. Seek refuge in the present tense to escape the interrogation of mirrors, the crafted answer, dacryphilia, remedial rage, landslides of therapy and memorizing each month's horoscope. Consider that mercy is on back order from God. Remember the best lines of an unread book. Nap on a battlefield; haggle over imaginary debts. Set fire to the umbrellas of passing strangers. Stop to watch the loudness and burn the recovered dead. Call up new magic for a dying world. Find beauty in the irradiated glow of burning cities. Try not to bounce existential checks or notice the crumbling of distant walls, ruined outhouses, and the immense bleakness of forever and ever. Take up training small rodents and lighting holy fires. Ignore the broken stars, long dead and beyond grief. Discover the pleasure in erasure, enjoy the biology of strangeness. Walk many miles without a map beneath innumerable ladders carefully detouring around immense flocks of rabid cassowaries. Throttle the recalcitrant blue sky's silent throat. Listen to the melody of car wrecks and smashed guitars. Abandon assumed corpses to dreams of endless cold. Appreciate futures you cannot believe in but never visit them. Learn to diagram sentences in Esperanto then speak with toads. Ignore the slot machine odds against your deepest desires. Hide beneath the ravenous trees from time's famished maw. Seek sanctuary in toothy optimism and complete amnesia. Follow these impossible instructions to the letter and you will become non-valent, invisible, immune and no longer notice the world is ****** up beyond redemption. Go on, give it a try.   ~mce
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Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 10:53 AM UTC
Directions For Surviving The Surrealistic Apocalypse
It is usually best to avoid crushing hopelessness, to swerve and defer disaster, but even so the world is well and truly ****** up. Seek solutions to this conundrum. Try to avoid curiosity, a pernicious strain of insanity that conjures up irrational fears of orangutangs with meat cleavers, lethally ascetic Tibetan monks, bathroom carpets of abandoned razors or Big Macs rife with E. Coli. Avoid metaphysical musings that lead to questions of coleslaw, vegan water parks, the Team Quadraplegic Gymnastics squad and the horrors of the Hilary Clinton Naked Network. Seek refuge in the present tense to escape the interrogation of mirrors, the crafted answer, dacryphilia, remedial rage, landslides of therapy and memorizing each month's horoscope. Consider that mercy is on back order from God. Remember the best lines of an unread book. Nap on a battlefield; haggle over imaginary debts. Set fire to the umbrellas of passing strangers. Stop to watch the loudness and burn the recovered dead. Call up new magic for a dying world. Find beauty in the irradiated glow of burning cities. Try not to bounce existential checks or notice the crumbling of distant walls, ruined outhouses, and the immense bleakness of forever and ever. Take up training small rodents and lighting holy fires. Ignore the broken stars, long dead and beyond grief. Discover the pleasure in erasure, enjoy the biology of strangeness. Walk many miles without a map beneath innumerable ladders carefully detouring around immense flocks of rabid cassowaries. Throttle the recalcitrant blue sky's silent throat. Listen to the melody of car wrecks and smashed guitars. Abandon assumed corpses to dreams of endless cold. Appreciate futures you cannot believe in but never visit them. Learn to diagram sentences in Esperanto then speak with toads. Ignore the slot machine odds against your deepest desires. Hide beneath the ravenous trees from time's famished maw. Seek sanctuary in toothy optimism and complete amnesia. Follow these impossible instructions to the letter and you will become non-valent, invisible, immune and no longer notice the world is ****** up beyond redemption. Go on, give it a try.   ~mce
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Once it was labelled You lost what we were Too many opinions You couldn't defer You faked a break up That soon became real Peer pressure forced you To change how you feel For the next long month I took space to recover But on Hallowe'en I found out That you found another You two broke up And Edwin brought us together We hungout just twice In the near-winter weather I thought you liked me Because we kissed at the park But you loved me like a sister Thought there wasn't a spark You moved on to Emma And we drifted apart You found a new family And it broke my heart Every promise was broken You weren't the same Reagen You forgot about my feelings And left with no reason We had the worst fight of our history So many hurtful things said The worst: that you're leaving That ripped me to shreds Two months spent without you But only just physically 'Cause you plagued my thoughts And wrecked my stability Ironically, it was Emma, The girl who stole your attention, That convinced you to come back And repair our connection Our relationship improved But it wasn't restored We only talked about Emma, The girl you adored Eventually, I met a boy Who seemed to treat me much better We started to date He lent me his sweater Everything changed When Jesse moved away You realized who cared And what mistake you had made As we got closer Tristan started to withdraw I was being too clingy It's always been my flaw The saying "History repeats itself" Has never been more true When Tristan and I stopped dating You hoped that we'd get to And just like last summer I made out with Owen But again it felt awkward So it won't keep going They say I've chosen you Like my love's a competition They say I've chosen you I do it like tradition All I know is I love you And I always want to see you smile Just understand that I can't Make decisions for awhile So happy birthday baby May all your dreams come true I hope this year's amazing And I can spend it all with you
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 12:32 AM UTC
Askew Part 3
Once it was labelled You lost what we were Too many opinions You couldn't defer You faked a break up That soon became real Peer pressure forced you To change how you feel For the next long month I took space to recover But on Hallowe'en I found out That you found another You two broke up And Edwin brought us together We hungout just twice In the near-winter weather I thought you liked me Because we kissed at the park But you loved me like a sister Thought there wasn't a spark You moved on to Emma And we drifted apart You found a new family And it broke my heart Every promise was broken You weren't the same Reagen You forgot about my feelings And left with no reason We had the worst fight of our history So many hurtful things said The worst: that you're leaving That ripped me to shreds Two months spent without you But only just physically 'Cause you plagued my thoughts And wrecked my stability Ironically, it was Emma, The girl who stole your attention, That convinced you to come back And repair our connection Our relationship improved But it wasn't restored We only talked about Emma, The girl you adored Eventually, I met a boy Who seemed to treat me much better We started to date He lent me his sweater Everything changed When Jesse moved away You realized who cared And what mistake you had made As we got closer Tristan started to withdraw I was being too clingy It's always been my flaw The saying "History repeats itself" Has never been more true When Tristan and I stopped dating You hoped that we'd get to And just like last summer I made out with Owen But again it felt awkward So it won't keep going They say I've chosen you Like my love's a competition They say I've chosen you I do it like tradition All I know is I love you And I always want to see you smile Just understand that I can't Make decisions for awhile So happy birthday baby May all your dreams come true I hope this year's amazing And I can spend it all with you
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