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"delirious" poems
god, just fill me fill me with your love fill me with yourself fill me with anything thats not what i feel now i know im selfish im hoping you’re sad hoping you’re distraught even i hope you’ve cried i hope you’ve mourned the things we never did luna no. no. newcastle edinburgh god what’s the point i hope you’re as sad as i am worse ? i hope i hope i wish i wish i wish tuesday never happened the part where everything stopped the part where the red string was cut oh god, and writing this writing this, i remember “soulmate”, you said “soulmate”, after such a short time well if i am your soulmate, as you lied said things will be okay we’ll get back back from the nothing the red string was never cut it has a knot, it got tangled like the movie you never saw that red string that ties us together red as your hair that red string if you were right you probably weren’t it is tangled, never broken, never cut, always there haha writing this writing this has given me some sense of ****** up optimism three poems in one day, god, how pathetic all because of some **** you said in the early hours of the morning, delirious delirious on us, just as i was “soulmate”, you said soulmate I’ll hold on to that.
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 8:17 AM UTC
soulmate
I often envisage love as snowflakes- Each of us have it different but it’s really just the same with its imperfectly etched beauty only few can comprehend Its beauty can never be expressed in words or even a sliver of what it’s worth The snowflakes are piling up and the shivers are ethereal we don’t even realize that it drives us delirious The snowflakes keep piling up but it doesn’t end here it’ll drown us in its avalanche and leave us gasping for air. -m.j.a
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Feb 18, 2015
Feb 18, 2015 at 6:45 AM UTC
you're my snowflake
and the light of the empty parking garage casts shadows of delirious days before me thank God there is light to see the shadows
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 10:20 PM UTC
shadows
In the Midnight heaven's burning Through the ethereal deeps afar Once I watch'd with restless yearning An alluring aureate star; Ev'ry eve aloft returning Gleaming nigh the Arctic Car. Mystic waves of beauty blended With the gorgeous golden rays Phantasies of bliss descended In a myrrh'd Elysian haze. In the lyre-born chords extended Harmonies of Lydian lays. And (thought I) lies scenes of pleasure, Where the free and blessed dwell, And each moment bears a treasure, Freighted with the lotos-spell, And there floats a liquid measure From the lute of Israfel. There (I told myself) were shining Worlds of happiness unknown, Peace and Innocence entwining By the Crowned Virtue's throne; Men of light, their thoughts refining Purer, fairer, than my own. Thus I mus'd when o'er the vision Crept a red delirious change; Hope dissolving to derision, Beauty to distortion strange; Hymnic chords in weird collision, Spectral sights in endless range…. Crimson burn'd the star of madness As behind the beams I peer'd; All was woe that seem'd but gladness Ere my gaze with Truth was sear'd; Cacodaemons, mir'd with madness, Through the fever'd flick'ring leer'd…. Now I know the fiendish fable The the golden glitter bore; Now I shun the spangled sable That I watch'd and lov'd before; But the horror, set and stable, Haunts my soul forevermore!
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Astrophobos
between green mountains sings the flinger of fire beyond red rivers of fair perpetual feet the sinuous riot the flashing bacchant. partedpetaled mouth,face delirious. indivisible grace of dancing
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Between Green
The young maricones and the ***** muchachas, The big fat widows delirious from insomnia, The young wives thirty hours' pregnant, And the hoarse tomcats that cross my garden at night, Like a collar of palpitating ****** oysters Surround my solitary home, Enemies of my soul, Conspirators in pajamas Who exchange deep kisses for passwords. Radiant summer brings out the lovers In melancholy regiments, Fat and thin and happy and sad couples; Under the elegant coconut palms, near the ocean and moon, There is a continual life of pants and ******* A hum from the fondling of silk stockings, And women's ******* that glisten like eyes. The salary man, after a while, After the week's tedium, and the novels read in bed at night, Has decisively ****** his neighbor, And now takes her to the miserable movies, Where the heroes are horses or passionate princes, And he caresses her legs covered with sweet down With his ardent and sweaty palms that smell like cigarettes. The night of the hunter and the night of the husband Come together like bed sheets and bury me, And the hours after lunch, when the students and priests are ************ And the animals mount each other openly, And the bees smell of blood, and the flies buzz cholerically, And cousins play strange games with cousins, And doctors glower at the husband of the young patient, And the early morning in which the professor, without a thought, Pays his conjugal debt and eats breakfast, And to top it all off, the adulterers, who love each other truly On beds big and tall as ships: So, eternally, This twisted and breathing forest crushes me With gigantic flowers like mouth and teeth And black roots like fingernails and shoes.
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Gentleman Alone
The young maricones and the ***** muchachas, The big fat widows delirious from insomnia, The young wives thirty hours' pregnant, And the hoarse tomcats that cross my garden at night, Like a collar of palpitating ****** oysters Surround my solitary home, Enemies of my soul, Conspirators in pajamas Who exchange deep kisses for passwords. Radiant summer brings out the lovers In melancholy regiments, Fat and thin and happy and sad couples; Under the elegant coconut palms, near the ocean and moon, There is a continual life of pants and ******* A hum from the fondling of silk stockings, And women's ******* that glisten like eyes. The salary man, after a while, After the week's tedium, and the novels read in bed at night, Has decisively ****** his neighbor, And now takes her to the miserable movies, Where the heroes are horses or passionate princes, And he caresses her legs covered with sweet down With his ardent and sweaty palms that smell like cigarettes. The night of the hunter and the night of the husband Come together like bed sheets and bury me, And the hours after lunch, when the students and priests are ************ And the animals mount each other openly, And the bees smell of blood, and the flies buzz cholerically, And cousins play strange games with cousins, And doctors glower at the husband of the young patient, And the early morning in which the professor, without a thought, Pays his conjugal debt and eats breakfast, And to top it all off, the adulterers, who love each other truly On beds big and tall as ships: So, eternally, This twisted and breathing forest crushes me With gigantic flowers like mouth and teeth And black roots like fingernails and shoes.
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A sea of white Favors hallowed ground Where dotted lines track snow angels And souls are lost to release A druid spell conjures delirious bliss Tasting the snowflakes Kissing the cold air Hugging the entire sky A great and simple magick stirs Holding mitten hands Warming nuzzle noses And the smell of her hair in winter
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Oct 28, 2018
Oct 28, 2018 at 9:54 PM UTC
A Sea of White
To smile at the carnation, So gallantly growing, At peace with this world. In silence... I tune in a short conversation Between minds and bodies - Incredibly cold. My heart has surrendered To nightingale's song. I dream of Rhode Island... I'm leaving! So long! The winds of Sonora, My nannies and friends. My love for Evora - My tears know no end. The shadows of Mordor, With sunrise they fade. Grace, Kindness and Splendour: Three Buddhas in jade. I feed roastede pidgeone To poor ryebread crumbs. Avoiding curmudgeons, I'm playing professional dumb. Caressing the grass-blades, I live in a drop. Arcadian arcade: There, God has no job. In hurting the Nature We drain our souls. Let’s all at once cease Being ignorant ghouls. ...To stroke the carnation, To gently kiss buds. To eat simple meals Like lentils and spuds. To carry some water, To chop down some trees. To stop feeling rotten. My soul is at peace. The time is forever, The purpose is now. No “when” and no “where”, No “why” and no “how”. The light effervescent, The sound circumaural, The hearts ever-pleasant, The dreams polynomial. ...Collapsing eternity, Upheaving humanity, Rock-bottom fraternity, Defying the gravity. Creative destruction Is staunchly forbidding. The wisdom of ancients Is widely-misleading. Depleting our anger Is key to survival. Harnessing the hunger, Improptu revival. Combustion of senses, Precarious laughter. Incurable sepsis, Delirious canter. Regrets are forgotten, Bright days are all-cherished. Let’s live unbegotten Until we all perish. 13.06.2012
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Jun 17, 2012
Jun 17, 2012 at 8:13 AM UTC
in-Carnation
To smile at the carnation, So gallantly growing, At peace with this world. In silence... I tune in a short conversation Between minds and bodies - Incredibly cold. My heart has surrendered To nightingale's song. I dream of Rhode Island... I'm leaving! So long! The winds of Sonora, My nannies and friends. My love for Evora - My tears know no end. The shadows of Mordor, With sunrise they fade. Grace, Kindness and Splendour: Three Buddhas in jade. I feed roastede pidgeone To poor ryebread crumbs. Avoiding curmudgeons, I'm playing professional dumb. Caressing the grass-blades, I live in a drop. Arcadian arcade: There, God has no job. In hurting the Nature We drain our souls. Let’s all at once cease Being ignorant ghouls. ...To stroke the carnation, To gently kiss buds. To eat simple meals Like lentils and spuds. To carry some water, To chop down some trees. To stop feeling rotten. My soul is at peace. The time is forever, The purpose is now. No “when” and no “where”, No “why” and no “how”. The light effervescent, The sound circumaural, The hearts ever-pleasant, The dreams polynomial. ...Collapsing eternity, Upheaving humanity, Rock-bottom fraternity, Defying the gravity. Creative destruction Is staunchly forbidding. The wisdom of ancients Is widely-misleading. Depleting our anger Is key to survival. Harnessing the hunger, Improptu revival. Combustion of senses, Precarious laughter. Incurable sepsis, Delirious canter. Regrets are forgotten, Bright days are all-cherished. Let’s live unbegotten Until we all perish. 13.06.2012
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I'm in love with excitement, turned on by action, enamoured with the arts. Quick moves intoxicate me, I'm all over teamwork & my heart is ruled by high adventure. I was hoping it was you, the one who would make me sizzle, set me on fire, help me live a bit in the edge. And, could it be? O Darling, you can't be serious, leaving me delirious, all alone with mutant turtles!
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 10:53 AM UTC
You Can't Be Serious (Leaving Me with Turtles)
Spare me the misery of your absence, my dear so that I do not grow delirious without you. One day without those tender blue eyes and I am lost in a fog of my self-pity. The joyous cadence of your laughter and smile never cease to enchant me day after day. But where does your loyalty lie, my dear? I shall not question your motives, love for by faith and God you leave my side.
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 11:21 PM UTC
Loyalty
*I love to feel your body next to mine I languidly run my nails up and down your chest. Time has been kind to you, you've aged like fine wine Next to you I feel delirious that you desire me. I feel addicted to you, my passion is boundless. Every time I see you, I smile, Wantonly I want you to defile me. Craving you like an addict craves his drug of choice. Your touch emblazones my need, my lustfulness. How long will our desire last? Until we run out of breath? Until we desire others? I kiss you deeply, hear your heart pound in time with mine,and I lie in the knowledge that we will never desire another*
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 7:36 PM UTC
Desire
MIST CREEPING SLOWLY The morning found only blood & feathers. The fox leaving only Death & its presence & the gossip of the frightened chickens. My uncle swearing ‘til the sky was blue (early morning clouds that the sun shone through) . An embarrassed **** like a mad alarm clock crying like a cartoon “cock-a-doodle-do! ” My uncle dispatching him with a quick kick. “Oh yeah, and where the hell were you? ” I take in the scene of the massacre & whisper: “I sure wouldn’t like to be    a chicken! ” *    *      * All that next week my uncle stalked the chicken coup waiting for the fox who was clever enough not to turn up until the eight day driven by his hunger & his nature she stared into my uncle’s cold metallic sight & the evil acrid smell of a cartridge caught in flight as both it & the fox(shot through the head)   fell dead at my uncle’s muddied boot. My gentle uncle delirious with Death the frosted air stained with his breath. His voice almost transformed into an animalistic hoot: “Hey boy, betcha didn’t know I could shoot! ” The good side of the fox’s face seemed to still laugh at the very idea of Death. I whimpered: “I sure wouldn’t like to be    a fox! ” The countryside brutal & Biblical demanding a life for a life Yet all I could see was Death...Death. Priest-like... I knelt & whispered a quick act of contrition to the fox’s carcase. My uncle probably thought I was barmy. That night in celebration my uncle wrung a chicken’s neck (the chicken’s name was Patricia)   & I declined the clean white breast still haunted by the chicken & the fox’s death.
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 7:14 PM UTC
MIST CREEPING SLOWLY
MIST CREEPING SLOWLY The morning found only blood & feathers. The fox leaving only Death & its presence & the gossip of the frightened chickens. My uncle swearing ‘til the sky was blue (early morning clouds that the sun shone through) . An embarrassed **** like a mad alarm clock crying like a cartoon “cock-a-doodle-do! ” My uncle dispatching him with a quick kick. “Oh yeah, and where the hell were you? ” I take in the scene of the massacre & whisper: “I sure wouldn’t like to be    a chicken! ” *    *      * All that next week my uncle stalked the chicken coup waiting for the fox who was clever enough not to turn up until the eight day driven by his hunger & his nature she stared into my uncle’s cold metallic sight & the evil acrid smell of a cartridge caught in flight as both it & the fox(shot through the head)   fell dead at my uncle’s muddied boot. My gentle uncle delirious with Death the frosted air stained with his breath. His voice almost transformed into an animalistic hoot: “Hey boy, betcha didn’t know I could shoot! ” The good side of the fox’s face seemed to still laugh at the very idea of Death. I whimpered: “I sure wouldn’t like to be    a fox! ” The countryside brutal & Biblical demanding a life for a life Yet all I could see was Death...Death. Priest-like... I knelt & whispered a quick act of contrition to the fox’s carcase. My uncle probably thought I was barmy. That night in celebration my uncle wrung a chicken’s neck (the chicken’s name was Patricia)   & I declined the clean white breast still haunted by the chicken & the fox’s death.
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Every time I hear of you-- I wonder what went wrong that you would choose another over me. The cogwheels of my brain would constantly rewind to the very day we meet; the nerves I had prior and the brief good memories. This bitter nostalgia reminded me of my foolish sense of hope that I was the special one among many others-- Only when I was told that I was rejected did I realise... I was only a pitiful jester; dancing and joking for your fancy on that very day. I could not help thinking, being rejected on a Christmas eve is a terrible Christmas present, and also the only Christmas present I had. They say that it was not His will-- But they also did not know... Perhaps it was His will that I spend the dead morning of Christmas soaking my pillow in tears while nursing a overactive mind. And yes, I saw you again on New Years Eve-- from afar, where everyone was celebrating of their successful association with you with delirious hopefulness and motivation... Meanwhile, I was made to welcome the New Year all alone with tears in memory of your rejection.
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 1:17 AM UTC
Every time
White is the colour of my true love’s cherry cheeks, White is the colour of my true love’s tantalizing teeth, White is the colour of my true love’s foxy fingertips, White is the colour of my true’s truly delicious dish, White is the colour of my true love’s social scarf, White is the colour of my true love's lyrical laugh, White is the colour of my true love’s bilingual breath, White is the colour of my true love’s playful pledge, White is the colour of my true love’s flowery fragrance, White is the colour of my true love’s decorated decadence, White is the colour of my true love's delirious delight, White is the colour of my true love’s sugared spice, White is the colour of my true love’s secret shirt, White is the colour of my true love’s purple pearls, White is the colour of my true love’s shapely shoes, White is the colour of my true love’s brooding Blues, White is the colour of my true love’s wonderful words, White is the colour of my true love’s dashing door, White is the colour of my true love’s brilliant bedsheets, White is the colour of my true love’s toxic treats, White is the colour of my true love’s distant dreams, White is the colour of my true love’s ring that glow gleams, White is the colour of my true love’s guilty guile, White is the colour of my bitter bile For... Black is the colour of my true love’s hardened heart. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 23, 2010
May 23, 2010 at 1:19 PM UTC
"Love is my colour..."
I can't forget to remember That night when I woke up from a nightmare He was laying beside me ,thought he cared But when I heard ,he was singing me an 'unfaithful' lullaby, Singing about being treacherous and the hopeful goodbyes So delirious Lost He was
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 2:07 AM UTC
Unfaithful Lullaby
- by Ashley Capps Ophelia, when she died, lay in the water like the river’s bride, all pale and stark and beautiful against the somber rocks, her hair an endless golden ceremony. She made the water sing for her; it flowed over her folded arms. Not so my father’s sister Karen, swollen in a day-old tub of water when they found her, needle tucked into the fold of her arm, her last thing: a wing. So everything went as nameless as the men who lifted her naked from the tub, or those who rolled her into the mouth of the furnace, which is what you get when you don’t get a service, when your mother’s years of grief turn last to rage: I won’t pay for it. Leave me out of it. And even though they finally said it wasn’t suicide; a mistake— no one knew what to do with all of that anger, or in the end how not to blame her. Even now, in her unmarked container. * People once believed a deeper reason, some dark secret motivation to the way the lemmings threw themselves en masse into the sea. Were they weary of their lives; could they, too, despair? Or like those second-vessel swine when Jesus exorcised two babbling men of their demons, driving the demons through a pack of bewildered hogs— the way they plunged? The truth we know now: they leave when food is scarce, when they’ve grown too many; believe the roads they follow lead to new meadows, a place to start over. I think of Karen, feeding and feeding her veins, how it is possible she saw us all suddenly there—miraculous and festive on some bright and other shore, like the life she had been swimming toward all along, trying to get right. Like those sailors long ago, that tropical disease, calenture— when, far from everything they knew, men grew sometimes delirious and mistook the waving sea for green fields. Rejoicing, they leapt overboard, and so were lost forever, even though they thought it was real, though they thought they were going home. —by Ashley Capps
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 11:49 PM UTC
Mistaking The Sea For Green Fields — by Ashley Capps
- by Ashley Capps Ophelia, when she died, lay in the water like the river’s bride, all pale and stark and beautiful against the somber rocks, her hair an endless golden ceremony. She made the water sing for her; it flowed over her folded arms. Not so my father’s sister Karen, swollen in a day-old tub of water when they found her, needle tucked into the fold of her arm, her last thing: a wing. So everything went as nameless as the men who lifted her naked from the tub, or those who rolled her into the mouth of the furnace, which is what you get when you don’t get a service, when your mother’s years of grief turn last to rage: I won’t pay for it. Leave me out of it. And even though they finally said it wasn’t suicide; a mistake— no one knew what to do with all of that anger, or in the end how not to blame her. Even now, in her unmarked container. * People once believed a deeper reason, some dark secret motivation to the way the lemmings threw themselves en masse into the sea. Were they weary of their lives; could they, too, despair? Or like those second-vessel swine when Jesus exorcised two babbling men of their demons, driving the demons through a pack of bewildered hogs— the way they plunged? The truth we know now: they leave when food is scarce, when they’ve grown too many; believe the roads they follow lead to new meadows, a place to start over. I think of Karen, feeding and feeding her veins, how it is possible she saw us all suddenly there—miraculous and festive on some bright and other shore, like the life she had been swimming toward all along, trying to get right. Like those sailors long ago, that tropical disease, calenture— when, far from everything they knew, men grew sometimes delirious and mistook the waving sea for green fields. Rejoicing, they leapt overboard, and so were lost forever, even though they thought it was real, though they thought they were going home. —by Ashley Capps
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Too good and yet true Too beautiful To taste Without falling in daze Without following Delirious An aroma trail of craving On the back of my tongue I’m getting equal measures Of heaven and hell Perfectly balanced My eyes are my traitors Plotting to open the gates Sending stowaway warriors Whom I never gave orders To slip behind walls Of thickest black pupils In the Trojan horse That my eager look is And gazes are bridges Unwillingly Supporting the siege Of epiphanies You and me Caught in our ambush Completely surrounded by Us
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 11:27 AM UTC
Assault
*The rain pours heavy on my windowpanes; it is only through the darkness that I realize what pain truly means. The sorrow, the lack of luster in everyday that has changed and I fear for those who do not yet know what madness life brings. It is nothing yet everything to understand what suffering brings. The state of darkness looming upon wake, and when the dreams of your subconscious mind come to life and haunt you day by day, I fear for those who do not yet know real pain. The loss of someone you love being ripped away, so abruptly; worse than a Band-Aid on fresh wounds, so terribly worse than seeing someone you love fall deeper and deeper into the chasm of their own demons, like a well you’re drowning and eventually succumb to frightening disdain. One realizes that everything in life isn't truly the same, change is the only constant in this delirious world of contradicting facsimiles. You have nothing but hope and faith in this world of detriment. And I hope someday you find what you're truly looking for, whether it be love or the meaning to life. But never forget who you truly are, regardless of the pain and the tears that washed away the innocence of your years and fears. I am truly sorry for what you have endured, but I cannot look back anymore, nor ponder upon those heart wrenching fears you called my own, of which I cannot call my own. You must own them like cheap records, and let them die in the night like the decades of musical loss and dying discords.  You must find yourself in this beautiful world, never give up on everything wonderful. For you are worth much more than words, much more than anything I could ever endure. © 2014 Christina Jackson*
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 10:27 PM UTC
When it rains it pours (prose poem)
*The rain pours heavy on my windowpanes; it is only through the darkness that I realize what pain truly means. The sorrow, the lack of luster in everyday that has changed and I fear for those who do not yet know what madness life brings. It is nothing yet everything to understand what suffering brings. The state of darkness looming upon wake, and when the dreams of your subconscious mind come to life and haunt you day by day, I fear for those who do not yet know real pain. The loss of someone you love being ripped away, so abruptly; worse than a Band-Aid on fresh wounds, so terribly worse than seeing someone you love fall deeper and deeper into the chasm of their own demons, like a well you’re drowning and eventually succumb to frightening disdain. One realizes that everything in life isn't truly the same, change is the only constant in this delirious world of contradicting facsimiles. You have nothing but hope and faith in this world of detriment. And I hope someday you find what you're truly looking for, whether it be love or the meaning to life. But never forget who you truly are, regardless of the pain and the tears that washed away the innocence of your years and fears. I am truly sorry for what you have endured, but I cannot look back anymore, nor ponder upon those heart wrenching fears you called my own, of which I cannot call my own. You must own them like cheap records, and let them die in the night like the decades of musical loss and dying discords.  You must find yourself in this beautiful world, never give up on everything wonderful. For you are worth much more than words, much more than anything I could ever endure. © 2014 Christina Jackson*
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These nights I pretend to myself and whisper to myself that its not only you but, alas, you are confused why it still pervades you. But I am told that God calls lying evil sin. And through Eden, God tried to say to the world - that lust is demolishing. ( but who is god to say) it’s all so beguiling and delirious. and god yes it’s demolishing, when reality resurrects every day and I am thrown  to watch it before me even if I close my eyes or bite my tongue till blood. only the  false sins I whisper will wipe the blood clean.
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 6:17 PM UTC
god forgive
Empty skies embrace Sparse cloud formations The blues fade and overlapped hues Sparkles crested in fickle delight Lazy outstretched yawns of natural light Sun’s glare glazed under Moon’s appearance Embossed against the translucence of blue space Everything up there is calm today No rush or race or interference Gentle indifference drifts to the West. Staying dry for us The beautiful simplicity of being Sky. Stop and look around. Cyclists trickle on painted pathways Student groups pontificate about life and the lecture they should all be at, Lunchtime sprawls and ********** never ending spurts of schoolchildren delirious for sausage rolls and E numbers. Everyone in a rush to be someone Going somewhere with purpose, and yet, Be indifferent to each other. The bland complexity of being modern People.
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 12:53 PM UTC
Sky / People
We can hold hands And not get serious We can make plans And not get delirious We can kiss each others faces And shimmy out of our laces While my heart races When you touch those places And it's all just fun So we call each other *** There's no strings attached Just my heart to be patched And it's you I adore Because we both want more But we'll just cuddle on the floor No energy anymore I just want to play I like the cute things you say There's nothing to stress I can't possibly make a mess For that's what I fear Hurting you my dear Getting serious scares me so ******* up makes you my foe I have to let you know That I really don't want you to go Because a friend is what I need I don't mean to mislead I thought we agreed We'd aim to succeed
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 11:33 PM UTC
FWB