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"despairingly" poems
This is how the wind shifts: Like the thoughts of an old human, Who still thinks eagerly And despairingly. The wind shifts like this: Like a human without illusions, Who still feels irrational things within her. The wind shifts like this: Like humans approaching proudly, Like humans approaching angrily. This is how the wind shifts: Like a human, heavy and heavy, Who does not care.
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The Wind Shifts
Colors fade together Lines blur Madly, truly, deeply, for an instant Moved to hate, in an instant I wish so despairingly That I could Love You But know that I never will I wish so desperately that I could Love Someone, Anyone Yet I know I never can Bones elongate, stretch to impossible lengths Soul trapped inside Manically rattling its prison walls Begging to live To be set free to hug the steaming pavement until Skin slithers away like worms; Mindless, fearful Begging to love you, whoever you are
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Mar 30, 2011
Mar 30, 2011 at 8:55 AM UTC
Begging
dearest stranger, i am too abstract now for my own good. i feel and hold myself, in place, in my hands and i slip right through like sunlight, like tiny moth scales, like the delusions of a sauntering ghost, like all things unreal and untouchable, like a madwoman, laughing away in her free fall to an unsteady ground. and all the flowers are cheering in their surreal, psychedelic scarlets, and all the rocks are breaking, and all the words are failing to capture what i truly feel. am i still despairingly corporeal, like paper napkins and panes of glass? am i still in actual flesh, now that god doesn't exist? am i still as tangible as this last, frantic breath of a letter? am i still actually here? bidding my farewell now, ginia
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Mar 3, 2022
Mar 3, 2022 at 11:35 PM UTC
my mind is an escape room
She was holding on to a man broken every gesture made, every word spoken was a desperate cry from a place so deep that he can only reach it in his sleep she holds him together so the pieces don’t fly away keeping her balance as he kneels to pray sometimes he sees her, sometimes he doesn’t sometimes he lives in his past, sometimes his present she implored, she beseeched she tried action, she tried speech ‘if you cannot love me, let me know if you will not love me, let me go’ But he holds on, as if holding on for dear life as if he is drowning and every stroke is in strife as if she is the only thing keeping him afloat as if she was every single word he ever wrote and his eye remains to the shore - someplace clear but far it seems within reach yet more distant than a star more and more it appears an exercise in futility finally admitting it is beyond her ability she drops to her knees, eyes up to the Master trying to prevent her heart’s impending disaster the weight is so heavy, so hard to bear hope only comes in the form of a prayer with hardship comes ease, promises the Beloved but try as she might, she cannot rise above it despairingly close to losing all hope, she implored her tender hands bleeding from the double-edged sword would letting go bring relief or a tortuous void? would her heart remember the previously enjoyed? ♦ ~ epilogue: Then one quiet night upon an angel’s wing she heard a voice that only an angel can bring somewhere between a sigh and a scream somewhere within a half-awakened dream She watched him float above the ocean waves his feathered wings skimming the waters surface catching rays of sunlight into pristine prisms a radiant reflection of blue-green and turquoise From the edge of clouds, he finally spoke and his words became a poem singing sweetly behind smiling eyes gliding together over the ocean foam
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 10:52 PM UTC
between a sigh and a scream
She was holding on to a man broken every gesture made, every word spoken was a desperate cry from a place so deep that he can only reach it in his sleep she holds him together so the pieces don’t fly away keeping her balance as he kneels to pray sometimes he sees her, sometimes he doesn’t sometimes he lives in his past, sometimes his present she implored, she beseeched she tried action, she tried speech ‘if you cannot love me, let me know if you will not love me, let me go’ But he holds on, as if holding on for dear life as if he is drowning and every stroke is in strife as if she is the only thing keeping him afloat as if she was every single word he ever wrote and his eye remains to the shore - someplace clear but far it seems within reach yet more distant than a star more and more it appears an exercise in futility finally admitting it is beyond her ability she drops to her knees, eyes up to the Master trying to prevent her heart’s impending disaster the weight is so heavy, so hard to bear hope only comes in the form of a prayer with hardship comes ease, promises the Beloved but try as she might, she cannot rise above it despairingly close to losing all hope, she implored her tender hands bleeding from the double-edged sword would letting go bring relief or a tortuous void? would her heart remember the previously enjoyed? ♦ ~ epilogue: Then one quiet night upon an angel’s wing she heard a voice that only an angel can bring somewhere between a sigh and a scream somewhere within a half-awakened dream She watched him float above the ocean waves his feathered wings skimming the waters surface catching rays of sunlight into pristine prisms a radiant reflection of blue-green and turquoise From the edge of clouds, he finally spoke and his words became a poem singing sweetly behind smiling eyes gliding together over the ocean foam
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did you have a good thanksgiving? not to bring you down but the people who first helped the whites are the poorest folk around. the Nations of Lakota the Navajo. the Sioux they live their lives despairingly not knowing what to do. these people have rich heritage some live off the land. but the rez may not be able to give them ground to stand. what Caucasian people gave the native folk were the parts unwanted a disgrace!  a joke! some put up casinos to "help" them in their plight but much of this income is wrenched from them by the white! drugs and "fire water" are a great deal to blame for destruction of a culture which bears noble name! I have read the stories of Gallup New Mexico of many deaths of citizens of the nation Navajo because intoxication and the bitter cold have them sleeping under cars or so the stories told. when the owner of the vehicle gets in and drives away they run over the poor drunkard who dies where they lay. other grave conditions have these people fraught they have no essentials we don't give a thought. don't want to be crass don't want to be gross but they have no toilet paper use newspaper! or worse! there are churches. charity but the folk are proud they have basic dignity this is not allowed. but you can help their Nations by giving to THEM the worthy tribal leaders will help them once again. I felt lead to write this I am SO concerned they are the source of inspiration by a great respect they've earned. SoulSurvivor (C) 11/27/2015
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Nov 27, 2015
Nov 27, 2015 at 12:53 PM UTC
rez
did you have a good thanksgiving? not to bring you down but the people who first helped the whites are the poorest folk around. the Nations of Lakota the Navajo. the Sioux they live their lives despairingly not knowing what to do. these people have rich heritage some live off the land. but the rez may not be able to give them ground to stand. what Caucasian people gave the native folk were the parts unwanted a disgrace!  a joke! some put up casinos to "help" them in their plight but much of this income is wrenched from them by the white! drugs and "fire water" are a great deal to blame for destruction of a culture which bears noble name! I have read the stories of Gallup New Mexico of many deaths of citizens of the nation Navajo because intoxication and the bitter cold have them sleeping under cars or so the stories told. when the owner of the vehicle gets in and drives away they run over the poor drunkard who dies where they lay. other grave conditions have these people fraught they have no essentials we don't give a thought. don't want to be crass don't want to be gross but they have no toilet paper use newspaper! or worse! there are churches. charity but the folk are proud they have basic dignity this is not allowed. but you can help their Nations by giving to THEM the worthy tribal leaders will help them once again. I felt lead to write this I am SO concerned they are the source of inspiration by a great respect they've earned. SoulSurvivor (C) 11/27/2015
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Drifting downwards on the stony hills, only to be picked up by the breeze, I can hear my lover's voice echo off on the lonely landscape. Where are you, my love? Your voice plays like a sadden tune, It sinks into the chambers of my heart. I am unsettled; I search for you aimlessly. Wisps of dark clouds form, a gush of wind picks up, I am caught in the midst of a storm. Again, distance and time conspire to separate us.   Unable to see, I can hear only raucous roars of thunder and lighting. Your voice fades away. As the wretched winds push me, I try despairingly to hold on to something. The storm gently ceases. My eyes open, I see my arms wrapped around you. Two lovers lost finally come together forever. Holding hands ​down the paths we walk, As the splendent ​sun slowly sinks in the hills, a new chapter awaits where love finally blooms
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 7:14 PM UTC
Love Blooms
Your explanations - Truthfully dishonest. Your rationality - Crazily sane. My character - Recklessly patient. My feelings - Despairingly hopeful. Our love - Simply complicated.
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 12:13 PM UTC
Us
****** darling You pretty much own this helpless heart Knock on wood Because every time I plan to despairingly sit I end up fallaciously understood Desire one and get two Because my personal algebraic anomaly Leads me Then leaves me All but a clue of what to do Which lane to travel in Nor which direction to go But why not follow nature’s advices The basic instincts, intuitions Institutions and devices Of this heart But, this is just I Feeling completely unplugged I’m simply praying my anatomy will prevent the falling part Of falling in love
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Apr 19, 2014
Apr 19, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
The Fall
I have an idea for a film: A kid, maybe about my age, is perpetually uncomfortable with his own existence. he resolves to **** himself. he tries what he assumes will be the quickest, most dramatic and least painful way. he takes a toaster and runs a bath. the power cord doesn't reach. he looks for an extension cord. he cannot find one. he tries to drown himself instead. but his lungs just won't give. he tries rat poison. he only gets so far before he's throwing up his guts. no good either. maybe he gets so drastic as to buy a gun. but the gun is a dud: the firing pin is busted. he goes through several more of these exercises to no avail. finally, despairingly, he gives up. upon doing this the boy becomes enlightened. either that or he dies of cancer. I haven't made up my mind on how it should end yet.
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Sep 29, 2012
Sep 29, 2012 at 11:28 AM UTC
idea for a film
*who are we in god we trust, the ruler of a nation bereft of purities corrupt ink in the capsule of a human’s casing wages printed on the stoic faces of our leaders, blood and gore imprinted on their eyelids spilling our incoherent tangle of words into songs and pleads for relief we are spitting images of our mother, and her mother iodized wounds that stretch to our finger-prints that they deem must be caged and stamped at all costs our wrists are battered and tied with the rope of our pride and our pink flesh is swelled up with their brand freshly printed onto our skin that reads, ‘you are nothing’ nothing but chains of forgotten children abandoned in rusted swing-sets children who’s screams are full of hot air like the balloons that loiter about our minds the balloons that burst sharply in a staccato beat when bittered thoughts contaminate them we are children who press our fingers into our eye sockets and scavenge around the recesses of our minds young hands damp with drops of the dreams that cascade down the pores in our bodies the drops that empty into the gutter that encroaches the territory of our bones pushed back dreams like the rotten tomatoes that stink of moldy desperation in the grocery store memories melted into perfect formations like a drill soldier with a stone-cold face empty of temerity memories stacked up like all you can eat pancakes that drape over us like an everlasting blithe they leave vague impressions of naivety and sit despairingly upon our caged ribs they cower behind closed doors and occasionally peek out from the clouds of illusions to say, ‘are you happy?’ but they disappear with cruel inspection like a fading smoke because we don’t dare to discover the truth but even still we harbor desolation-spiked weapons that secrete through the same pores that piece us together we are the ripest of onions, a scintillating mixture of strong scents and spirits and the moment we realize this we try to scrape the walls of our binding try to peel ourselves of the revolving emotions that we have been programmed with and as our wrinkled layers flake off, we learn a bit more about how different we seem to appear until we are nothing but a sun-dried core, who has found the truth only to move never-more*
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Sep 27, 2013
Sep 27, 2013 at 8:17 PM UTC
who are we
*who are we in god we trust, the ruler of a nation bereft of purities corrupt ink in the capsule of a human’s casing wages printed on the stoic faces of our leaders, blood and gore imprinted on their eyelids spilling our incoherent tangle of words into songs and pleads for relief we are spitting images of our mother, and her mother iodized wounds that stretch to our finger-prints that they deem must be caged and stamped at all costs our wrists are battered and tied with the rope of our pride and our pink flesh is swelled up with their brand freshly printed onto our skin that reads, ‘you are nothing’ nothing but chains of forgotten children abandoned in rusted swing-sets children who’s screams are full of hot air like the balloons that loiter about our minds the balloons that burst sharply in a staccato beat when bittered thoughts contaminate them we are children who press our fingers into our eye sockets and scavenge around the recesses of our minds young hands damp with drops of the dreams that cascade down the pores in our bodies the drops that empty into the gutter that encroaches the territory of our bones pushed back dreams like the rotten tomatoes that stink of moldy desperation in the grocery store memories melted into perfect formations like a drill soldier with a stone-cold face empty of temerity memories stacked up like all you can eat pancakes that drape over us like an everlasting blithe they leave vague impressions of naivety and sit despairingly upon our caged ribs they cower behind closed doors and occasionally peek out from the clouds of illusions to say, ‘are you happy?’ but they disappear with cruel inspection like a fading smoke because we don’t dare to discover the truth but even still we harbor desolation-spiked weapons that secrete through the same pores that piece us together we are the ripest of onions, a scintillating mixture of strong scents and spirits and the moment we realize this we try to scrape the walls of our binding try to peel ourselves of the revolving emotions that we have been programmed with and as our wrinkled layers flake off, we learn a bit more about how different we seem to appear until we are nothing but a sun-dried core, who has found the truth only to move never-more*
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And t'is is truthfully why I am here, my love: I belong to thee, sacredly, entirely, and soulfully to thee-yes, only to thee! My eyes brighten at every sight of thee, my mind delights at the thoughts of thee, my pulse fastens at the views of thee, my blood curdles at the scent of thee, my veins rustle at the gaze of thee-and hark! Hark now, dearest-how my heart leaps, sheepishly yet excitedly-when'ver I recall thee! Ah, and how t'is feeling trembles and fidgets as always, as thou stareth back-gladly and with a smile so handsome yet animated and playful- sweeping straightly back into my soul. Like t'ose stupefying, sentient glazes of summers- blowing silently with the rustic gallantry of t'eir ruddy oaks, my heart is elevated with defiant, but affectionate branches of terrific, terrific love for thee! Oh! And t'ese thou but needst to know- t'at both my virtuous-and vicious lusts-crave only thee, as well as how my pure joys rely on thee! As despairingly as how my soul was born for thee, my life was crafted for thee, my hands were paired with thee, and thus so graciously are my young feet- my toes, my ribs, my lungs, and the very limbs in which my spines might dwell, and be celebrated by thy gentle, manly breath. Oh, how thou, my Western prince-so delicate and blessed with all the might of my very being-thou hath, my love, since the very first been my gem, my bronze, my silver, my gold, my charm, my pearl, my diamond, my light, my fire, my treasure, and my lifelong dreams-as thou shalt always be! And so art thou the perfect accord to comply with all such of my mine; as thou art but the freshest bloom of my ****** years, as innocent as t'is nature's peaceful labyrinths- but youthful and starry like the fruit of my most curious- yet ardently succulent imagination. And how I am so devoted to thee, my love! Just like the stars are to the moon above.
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 3:34 PM UTC
For Him
And t'is is truthfully why I am here, my love: I belong to thee, sacredly, entirely, and soulfully to thee-yes, only to thee! My eyes brighten at every sight of thee, my mind delights at the thoughts of thee, my pulse fastens at the views of thee, my blood curdles at the scent of thee, my veins rustle at the gaze of thee-and hark! Hark now, dearest-how my heart leaps, sheepishly yet excitedly-when'ver I recall thee! Ah, and how t'is feeling trembles and fidgets as always, as thou stareth back-gladly and with a smile so handsome yet animated and playful- sweeping straightly back into my soul. Like t'ose stupefying, sentient glazes of summers- blowing silently with the rustic gallantry of t'eir ruddy oaks, my heart is elevated with defiant, but affectionate branches of terrific, terrific love for thee! Oh! And t'ese thou but needst to know- t'at both my virtuous-and vicious lusts-crave only thee, as well as how my pure joys rely on thee! As despairingly as how my soul was born for thee, my life was crafted for thee, my hands were paired with thee, and thus so graciously are my young feet- my toes, my ribs, my lungs, and the very limbs in which my spines might dwell, and be celebrated by thy gentle, manly breath. Oh, how thou, my Western prince-so delicate and blessed with all the might of my very being-thou hath, my love, since the very first been my gem, my bronze, my silver, my gold, my charm, my pearl, my diamond, my light, my fire, my treasure, and my lifelong dreams-as thou shalt always be! And so art thou the perfect accord to comply with all such of my mine; as thou art but the freshest bloom of my ****** years, as innocent as t'is nature's peaceful labyrinths- but youthful and starry like the fruit of my most curious- yet ardently succulent imagination. And how I am so devoted to thee, my love! Just like the stars are to the moon above.
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call you constant *** I don't want to pretend I'm the nihilistic indifference in this situation- - - in fact, I'm Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and if the world could spin any slower to allow my eraser to scrape your memory away as invalid shards into the tin of 'another-one-bites-the-dust,' I would despairingly watch you disappear to the point of no-remembrance so I don't have to despairingly watch you disappear and remember.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 2:12 PM UTC
eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
To hell with it, enough I say It's time to rise and be ready With the sword's sweep to go and slay The dark forces of my enemy! Madly I go out for the drive Beware foes you've no retreat I'll hunt you out wherever you thrive And will not come back before I do it! All around I find echoing hollow Pitying laughter in mocking glee I move and my own shadows follow Despairingly crying where is the enemy! Where is the enemy, taunts my vengeance Where is the enemy that my wrath seeks Where is the enemy asks my impatience, My enemy inside me reigns in bliss!
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 12:33 PM UTC
Where is the Enemy?
Doubt pours out of the water spout, which is connected to my face. So I shut it off, And like a tablecloth, conceal my cluttered shame. I leave my castle, and with a tattered hassle, I strike a lovely pose. But a pose it is, and like a stifled hymn, I shutter at empty prose. As soon as I leave, I cry and then grieve, wishing I never departed. I long for my bed, to rest my troubled head, and get these lost thoughts charted. Even that's a lie, cause I wait to die, caring not at all to think. The narcotics I bleed, flushed out by swirling steam, carry me passed the brink. But when I start to pass, crossing the overpass, I slam my brakes and beg. Then life appeases, my Id does what it pleases, while I struggle standing on one leg. After night approaches, I ash my final roaches, and slip into my home. Is this incarceration, disguised as a democratic nation? The confusion manifests as a poem. This is never eased, and with a new disease, my intellect is infected. But, this growing doubt, that clogs my water spout, is despairingly reflected. Though, answers dance around, in their lovely gowns, they leave when the music halts. Then my cataract, allows the mind to detach, and hides the mirror and my faults. But, this is not much relief, because my chattering teeth, remind me that the world is cold. Reluctant to breath, I role up my sleeves, because the world is for the bold.
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 11:28 AM UTC
The World is For the Bold
these thoughts are skittering katy-didn'ts seizing and disjointed like twitchy smother-ees sometimes i look at death despairingly as a vacation i can't afford. i only write poems to practice my prose so i have fifteen minutes to write this down and i can't hear anything with the bells in my ears clinking together like our silver tongues. march never seems real year after year even when i explored your tan lines while the upside-down sun scorched my hair and we measured the various states of abandon. i'm never as morose around other people as i wish i could be, sincerely. they are a mirror to remind me, cruelly, that i am a sentient meatbag.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 3:39 PM UTC
silverfish word hive
H. In darkness, R. shadows weave their silent threads, H. whispers dance where moonlight dreads. H. In light, R. golden rays embrace the dawn, R. hope reborn, the night withdrawn. H. If I’m still broken, R. let the wind collect my sighs, H. stitch my soul where sorrow lies. H. Laying despairingly in this life, R. like a leaf in winter’s hand, R. drifting lost through barren land. R. Yet even roots in frozen ground, hear the call of spring’s soft sound. H. Through the cracks where teardrops fell, hope still blooms, a quiet spell.
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Mar 12, 2025
Mar 12, 2025 at 2:51 PM UTC
A Duet With AI (Partially AI)
The child in the the gallery cafe Was underwhelmed by her 'Children's Lunchbox' She sneered peeling wafer thin Ham out from between bleach White bread Stares despairingly at the Cardboard, itself adorned with Animal iconography for her Enjoyment She feels patronised and no Longer hungry Pushing both the apple and juice Box tumbling to the floor She makes for the door Her mother still unaware I have a duty to alert her But I just watch She bursts out onto the Street as I reach for her Juicebox
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 2:39 PM UTC
Juicebox
I'm running out of ways To poetically admit that i still hate myself for loving you. I'm running out of space to occupy the new scars that relieve the pain i feel for you. I'm running out of energy to cry the tears i feel when alone & not with you. I'm running out of patience this infinite abyss will soon encompass me. I'm running out of time I no longer can wait -- spare each despairingly moment without you. I'm running out of love. How long must I wait? Do you have any decency for the pain i am to bear?
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Feb 28, 2014
Feb 28, 2014 at 8:25 AM UTC
Love
Come now, spill your secrets on this slowly rising floor paint me in your misdeeds for I am craving new colors flickering eyes expose fresh hesitancy that lingers clearly upon untasted tongue that (despairingly) longs for freedom unfurl cold nuiscances they hold no power here come, proclaim your hidden inquiries while we’ll decorate these steel walls in our variegated offences
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Dec 26, 2012
Dec 26, 2012 at 11:02 PM UTC
Spill
Every moment that I spent with you how much was delightful how exciting and delectable it was but it is the reflection of the past I passed every moment with you until tomorrow now are the remnants of memories only had the pleasure of heaven in your shadow I still remember those sweet moments when your heart would palpitate only for me now tears start flowing from eyes despairingly but those are now hazy and blurry memories now why do you keep me sulking my baby heart now in your arms why feels sadness and loneliness where gusts of cool breeze smiled till yesterday why suddenly hot winds began to wave now every moment with you is like simmering heat and your arms appears to be a flaming volcano what happened to those vows and promises we had taken for an infinite relationship why do you remain so sulking to me why are you so heartless to me can you return my past can you return my eternal love I will wait for your return my arms are curious to hug you my sweetheart come To rejuvenate our relationship in the shade of banyan tree where golden memories of our dreams are waiting for us to embrace our love I am waiting and will wait till my last breath. (By Kishan Negi)
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Dec 25, 2016
Dec 25, 2016 at 4:15 AM UTC
Take My Breath Away
Something in my throat made my unspoken words shake. And something in between every aching memory made the lights seem like at any moment, They would break. The floorboards creaked with every step of my timid feet, As the shattered glass dove in deeper and deeper, Like it was pouring from the stained and sagging ceiling above me. And as it opened up the scars that had just barely finished healing, My skin screamed with pain and panic until the tears didn't want to fall, But they did. I could feel the sum of my strength weakening As the first teardrop fell from my face And landed on the ground with a vibrant shatter. Then the tears fell like frantically racing raindrops On a cold and stormy day. And as they despairingly drained from me, So did my strength. And yet, I thought it was all so beautiful. But as the newly awakened wounds opened up wider and wider, I could hear my heart howling in agony, Hiding all alone in its quiet room. I tried to give it something for the pain But it just screamed louder. So I tried to comfort it But it just went back to hating me again. *"Tell me when you think it was that We became so unhappy, So hopeless, So vulnerable; Sleeping out of sync With our dreams utterly Severed and estranged? Tell me, How do we fix it?"* The constant weight of Hope versus practicality. I never minded it always blaming me for its mistakes, I just made sure that I always held it Close enough And tight enough During every single earthquake. But no one is going to fix it for us, Because no one can. There's no one else, There's never been. It's just us two. And we're not even two, We're really just one. And that's when things start to feel Especially lonely. But maybe it will all cease when I stop living my life Staring into the barrel of a gun. But maybe, We're really just one. Only one. No one else, No one else but me and my hardening heart, Never apart. Only one. *Just me, And my lovely counterpart.*
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 3:40 PM UTC
The Moment We Were Alone Again
Something in my throat made my unspoken words shake. And something in between every aching memory made the lights seem like at any moment, They would break. The floorboards creaked with every step of my timid feet, As the shattered glass dove in deeper and deeper, Like it was pouring from the stained and sagging ceiling above me. And as it opened up the scars that had just barely finished healing, My skin screamed with pain and panic until the tears didn't want to fall, But they did. I could feel the sum of my strength weakening As the first teardrop fell from my face And landed on the ground with a vibrant shatter. Then the tears fell like frantically racing raindrops On a cold and stormy day. And as they despairingly drained from me, So did my strength. And yet, I thought it was all so beautiful. But as the newly awakened wounds opened up wider and wider, I could hear my heart howling in agony, Hiding all alone in its quiet room. I tried to give it something for the pain But it just screamed louder. So I tried to comfort it But it just went back to hating me again. *"Tell me when you think it was that We became so unhappy, So hopeless, So vulnerable; Sleeping out of sync With our dreams utterly Severed and estranged? Tell me, How do we fix it?"* The constant weight of Hope versus practicality. I never minded it always blaming me for its mistakes, I just made sure that I always held it Close enough And tight enough During every single earthquake. But no one is going to fix it for us, Because no one can. There's no one else, There's never been. It's just us two. And we're not even two, We're really just one. And that's when things start to feel Especially lonely. But maybe it will all cease when I stop living my life Staring into the barrel of a gun. But maybe, We're really just one. Only one. No one else, No one else but me and my hardening heart, Never apart. Only one. *Just me, And my lovely counterpart.*
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Scared and alone you huddle by yourself, Scared and alone, you're left with nothing but the thoughts of your own head. A hollow voice that remains. A voice that is strangely familiar, despairingly soothing, and yet comfortably distressing. Scared and alone, you're left with the problems of your past. Come back to raise the dead. A ravenous beast inside, that has yet to be fed. Yet in the deepest corners, of the wondrous mind you have, you find some peace. A way to find comfort in the deafening silence, to quell the noise, to drown the monster. To stay the fight. For even just a moment longer. And for once, even a moment. You're not scared. But you're still alone. Thankfully. So stay. Alone with your thoughts. And find comfort in some sleep. For tonight we revel in the time together. What little time we've left to keep.
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 2:00 AM UTC
Scared and Alone
She's a hopeless Romantic but not the kind you think of she's beauty and chaos tangled in confusion and love she'll risk shattering heartbreak as her hearts true desires unfold .She's devastatingly hopeful despairingly vulnerable down to her soul .She would rather die from breathless moments than live a life time of ordinary breathing she just needs somebody to move her so she knows she's alive .
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 9:44 PM UTC
Hopeless Romantic
Shots fired. Expression of emotion is vital, cathartic. My words despairingly ugly. Sensorship even uglier. I will not  find peace or sanity until i ***** my offense. Do not negate my reality with your unempathic offence A survivor on defense. The best defence is attack. I apologise to no one for the constant exorcism and reinfection of my demons. You dont have to live with them. If you take my words and stuff them back down my throat with your own pretty pious version of hate dont think you won't then be a target of offence. Don't speak for me Dont correct me Do not vett me Do not circumvent or block me my spite will pour from its source Deep pain and loss Regardless of my senses Of my deliberate take on inhumanity If you want to be humane step aside And don't let the filth catch you on its way out! I will shout down my demons with fire and light Stand back! It is done, When tis done.
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Oct 13, 2017
Oct 13, 2017 at 8:35 AM UTC
POV Shots
There was magic at work there, some protecting veil I felt beyond the mobile cab, gestalt, with its felt-angelic wings Anew, I felt safe on that bend and wind of 322. The needle at ¾ heading back the country road From the quiet haven of West Chester, PA, towards here: Oh, in awed—amazed the simplicity, we both looking Back on the other: one loquacious and I speechless, And simple was the history—a thousand stories and I I picked mine!—Its grantedness between the golden parallels My incipience of joy cutting through the last dust of the silos The thronging corn and coral-bugs celebrating me Or is it with me, that much too. If I had never been down yon, I feel as though I’d know your Serpentine nostalgia all along the miles’ track As kept as if my birthright. Beauteous a gateway to the Juniata-home, though miles Away from here and subject to an absent roam. Its waves may roil ‘gainst my native door, ‘Tis this your patchwork sister on which we humans drew That equates paths, that pining name, that road 322. And, oh, as before I knew of thou distant eyes Despairingly all recollections of home in the Gallery Of Autumn fruit: plucked, transient, and rotting. This music! Music can’t help—I hear highschool in the chords Playing in the lyrics, transformed by my design As meaningful, self-serving words and they all burned And brand to home if I, if I ever can again. But where would I go, where do wizened lines end? Written in sullen, maddened road maps, words to that history All my own—does it write in the river, end in the mouth? Or the Appalachian Eden, taken on the river’s vein To my little fall of man, a threshold barred by flaming swords That of hate and of command, miles fatten as years accrue Go distant past the western sun, Down, Down, PA-322.
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Oct 31, 2014
Oct 31, 2014 at 4:42 PM UTC
PA-322
There was magic at work there, some protecting veil I felt beyond the mobile cab, gestalt, with its felt-angelic wings Anew, I felt safe on that bend and wind of 322. The needle at ¾ heading back the country road From the quiet haven of West Chester, PA, towards here: Oh, in awed—amazed the simplicity, we both looking Back on the other: one loquacious and I speechless, And simple was the history—a thousand stories and I I picked mine!—Its grantedness between the golden parallels My incipience of joy cutting through the last dust of the silos The thronging corn and coral-bugs celebrating me Or is it with me, that much too. If I had never been down yon, I feel as though I’d know your Serpentine nostalgia all along the miles’ track As kept as if my birthright. Beauteous a gateway to the Juniata-home, though miles Away from here and subject to an absent roam. Its waves may roil ‘gainst my native door, ‘Tis this your patchwork sister on which we humans drew That equates paths, that pining name, that road 322. And, oh, as before I knew of thou distant eyes Despairingly all recollections of home in the Gallery Of Autumn fruit: plucked, transient, and rotting. This music! Music can’t help—I hear highschool in the chords Playing in the lyrics, transformed by my design As meaningful, self-serving words and they all burned And brand to home if I, if I ever can again. But where would I go, where do wizened lines end? Written in sullen, maddened road maps, words to that history All my own—does it write in the river, end in the mouth? Or the Appalachian Eden, taken on the river’s vein To my little fall of man, a threshold barred by flaming swords That of hate and of command, miles fatten as years accrue Go distant past the western sun, Down, Down, PA-322.
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