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"discontented" poems
Upward I swirl into the swirl of death shrills Discontented about absolutism; the lies of war Discontented about the perversions against nature; man's egomaniacal tendencies Upward I spiral into the swirl of darkness Gravity has no power to keep me bound within myself I let loose once again I float towards another endless spiral of dark clouds, these clouds spin expeditiously within its air-vortex I see carnage, I smell blood, I witness the land of all misanthropes Into the blackness as I spin, my vision catches a chorale begging to be autonomous in the state of sovereignty The impetus in my desperate and saddened heart I curse the gods My tightened fist fails at at the darker darkness, at this ominous swirling I see no light ahead likened to the event horizon on the outer rim of a black hole My breath is being ****** out as the greed-succubus ***** out life I see you in me, as we both are caught in this uninvited storm Will we ever survive? Will we ever survive? So we must fight on!
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 3:49 PM UTC
Into the stormy Vortex
You've heard me, scornful, harsh, and discontented, Mocking and loathing War: you've asked me why Of my old, silly sweetness I've repented-- My ecstasies changed to an ugly cry. You are aware that once I sought the Grail, Riding in armour bright, serene and strong; And it was told that through my infant wail There rose immortal semblances of song. But now I've said good-bye to Galahad, And am no more the knight of dreams and show: For lust and senseless hatred make me glad, And my killed friends are with me where I go. Wound for red wound I burn to smite their wrongs; And there is absolution in my song
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The Poet as Hero
*** Worker to a house wife -->) Entertain not for me hatred It is only for a daily bread I take your  husband abed. Since you are so timid In haste, you leave your husband Restless and discontented. ********** is an art My dear sister You should surely master Than on me nicknames pester Harlot,Slut,Hooker and a ***** Read a lot on the subject With your spouse develop the art At long last When you prove your dexterity In conjugal felicity A tip it would be for mental integrity. With affection and suggestion open Your spouse,you can turn A ********** machine, What else do you need in return. By and By You may not seek a hit on the sly (<--A housewife to a *** worker) My dear sister in Christ I know there is nothing foul in your heart Except,you are a *** worker by ill fate. Thanks a lot for your comment Which I will second no doubt. Dear sister in Christ At times if both You and my husband Get debouch of beer or Highland Check you have a ****** at hand Just when you hold him inside, For otherwise Severe will be the consequence For me and my child. So you are morally obliged By "No ****** no *** to abide I am also willing to you extend A helping hand That could help you On your feet stand Than barter your body For a daily bread!
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Aug 21, 2015
Aug 21, 2015 at 8:25 AM UTC
No ****** No ***
Time has come and the time has gone, Another sun will rise with another dawn, All I have now are the traces of the missing star, An unknowingly discontented heart or an unacknowledged scar, Oh! If I could just know the reason why or just the meaning of I, As if listening, “Why bother?” whispers the lovely orange sky. So, maybe I am laughing I cannot really see, Or maybe it’s alright, I cannot really feel, Anyhow I look forward to another misplaced sun, Another beautiful day and another misleading run, Maybe the night shall make me tough, and hope will keep me high, And then, as if listening, “Why bother?” whispers the lovely orange sky. So now I finally listen, I melt into the beautiful hues, Lost or Found? I don’t really have many clues, Few tears escape my eyes as if they have committed treason, Is it the dying day or the dream? I don’t really know the reason. Few more fall as the colors fade and as the last traces of light die, And then, as if listening, "Why bother?” whispers the lovely orange sky.
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 11:25 AM UTC
The Orange Sky
In a few moments I'd be thirty-five Excited not but a feeling of dread Time has come but have yet to arrive I lay with a pillow over my head. Tears streaming with eyes burning hot Gasps in between, riddled with disbelief Mess I've made that I wished I had not It manifests itself in full ****** grief. Discontented with how far I've fallen Far cry from any semblance of my dream So deep, wonder how far I'd have sunken Long way down fraught with tears it would seem. The sun had shone in the days before Tonight it seems I'm alone in the dark Wounds I thought had healed; still open, and sore Thought they'd disappear but instead leave a mark. Where do I turn before I start moving I wish that I had some sort of bearing Truth is in circles I have been walking Plagued by questions that now need answering. Like every year, I'd still make my journey A lifetime it seems; walking with aimless pace Wounds be forgotten and would scar eventually Next year, I'd arrive back at this very same place...
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 11:01 PM UTC
Happy Birthday
It was a tenacity She was emptying her bowl of pasta As he looks unsatisfied At what exactly? The dim lights of the restaurant Or his formal attire of perfect fitted suit and trousers Or could it be The discontented taste of wine or perhaps his unfinished steak But what baffles her was He found everything menial A display in the trophy section Just a casual glance in the art gallery She was just something He just found aesthetic
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May 26, 2023
May 26, 2023 at 12:54 AM UTC
Unsatisfied
Now, moving in, cartons on the floor, the radio playing to bare walls, picture hooks left stranded in the unsoiled squares where paintings were, and something reminding us this is like all other moving days; finding the ***** ends of someone else's life, hair fallen in the sink, a peach pit, and burned-out matches in the corner; things not preserved, yet never swept away like fragments of disturbing dreams we stumble on all day. . . in ordering our lives, we will discard them, scrub clean the floorboards of this our home lest refuse from the lives we did not lead become, in some strange, frightening way, our own. And we have plans that will not tolerate our fears-- a year laid out like rooms in a new house--the dusty wine glasses rinsed off, the vases filled, and bookshelves sagging with heavy winter books. Seeing the room always as it will be, we are content to dust and wait. We will return here from the dark and silent streets, arms full of books and food, anxious as we always are in winter, and looking for the Good Life we have made. I see myself then: tense, solemn, in high-heeled shoes that pinch, not basking in the light of goals fulfilled, but looking back to now and seeing a lazy, sunburned, sandaled girl in a bare room, full of promise and feeling envious. Now we plan, postponing, pushing our lives forward into the future--as if, when the room contains us and all our treasured junk we will have filled whatever gap it is that makes us wander, discontented from ourselves. The room will not change: a rug, or armchair, or new coat of paint won't make much difference; our eyes are fickle but we remain the same beneath our suntans, pale, frightened, dreaming ourselves backward and forward in time, dreaming our dreaming selves. I look forward and see myself looking back.
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Autumn Perspective
Now, moving in, cartons on the floor, the radio playing to bare walls, picture hooks left stranded in the unsoiled squares where paintings were, and something reminding us this is like all other moving days; finding the ***** ends of someone else's life, hair fallen in the sink, a peach pit, and burned-out matches in the corner; things not preserved, yet never swept away like fragments of disturbing dreams we stumble on all day. . . in ordering our lives, we will discard them, scrub clean the floorboards of this our home lest refuse from the lives we did not lead become, in some strange, frightening way, our own. And we have plans that will not tolerate our fears-- a year laid out like rooms in a new house--the dusty wine glasses rinsed off, the vases filled, and bookshelves sagging with heavy winter books. Seeing the room always as it will be, we are content to dust and wait. We will return here from the dark and silent streets, arms full of books and food, anxious as we always are in winter, and looking for the Good Life we have made. I see myself then: tense, solemn, in high-heeled shoes that pinch, not basking in the light of goals fulfilled, but looking back to now and seeing a lazy, sunburned, sandaled girl in a bare room, full of promise and feeling envious. Now we plan, postponing, pushing our lives forward into the future--as if, when the room contains us and all our treasured junk we will have filled whatever gap it is that makes us wander, discontented from ourselves. The room will not change: a rug, or armchair, or new coat of paint won't make much difference; our eyes are fickle but we remain the same beneath our suntans, pale, frightened, dreaming ourselves backward and forward in time, dreaming our dreaming selves. I look forward and see myself looking back.
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You Are untamed Reckless blood and wit intertwined A twisted, brazen
 mind. Your mind Is so clearly different It leaps and soars, so acrobatic And your thoughts appear to me so hazy and enigmatic Your mind is simply not pragmatic Yet your perception knows no bounds. You have thoughts that come close to insanity That sometimes flow in the form of profanity.    Your spirit Is either very high or very low Up and down, to and fro There is no in between for you Some say you are stupidly crazy The dull ones say that, the ones too lazy To see beyond the rugged surface. The subdued and vapid ones Will never understand the magnetism Of your sweet, exquisite devilry. On your face you often wear A fierce and restless stare A wan, discontented expression As though you're always awaiting Something bigger, Something better. You Are fluid, swaying fire And I will never tire Of watching you burn I can see you brain boil and churn As it reels into into areas of
 madness and chaos. Your psyche Is an endless field of dark reverie, Of fear and vagary. I know your night terrors Your savage dreams of death Screams and bated breath Unutterable visions The grotesque world of horror thats spins itself out And dribbles into your drawings All those creatures, skeletons gnashing and clawing... You Are gentle and thoughtful Yet you are terrified Of this dark thing that sleeps within you. Your eyes - they’re stunning They’re tempestuous, Wild, like some fierce animal peering out of a rusted cage Oh, your eyes They are something beautiful, but annihilating Like Autumn crocus flowers, innocently poisonous Lids splaying delicately like its violet leaves. You are tall and strong And uncontrollable, And your smile Is the biggest paradox I've ever encountered Childlike And fatal. You are not A creature of the commonplace You are not a slave of the ordinary You are not a mindless drudge of the mundane You are free. Or bewitched, what's the difference
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 5:21 PM UTC
You Are Insane
You Are untamed Reckless blood and wit intertwined A twisted, brazen
 mind. Your mind Is so clearly different It leaps and soars, so acrobatic And your thoughts appear to me so hazy and enigmatic Your mind is simply not pragmatic Yet your perception knows no bounds. You have thoughts that come close to insanity That sometimes flow in the form of profanity.    Your spirit Is either very high or very low Up and down, to and fro There is no in between for you Some say you are stupidly crazy The dull ones say that, the ones too lazy To see beyond the rugged surface. The subdued and vapid ones Will never understand the magnetism Of your sweet, exquisite devilry. On your face you often wear A fierce and restless stare A wan, discontented expression As though you're always awaiting Something bigger, Something better. You Are fluid, swaying fire And I will never tire Of watching you burn I can see you brain boil and churn As it reels into into areas of
 madness and chaos. Your psyche Is an endless field of dark reverie, Of fear and vagary. I know your night terrors Your savage dreams of death Screams and bated breath Unutterable visions The grotesque world of horror thats spins itself out And dribbles into your drawings All those creatures, skeletons gnashing and clawing... You Are gentle and thoughtful Yet you are terrified Of this dark thing that sleeps within you. Your eyes - they’re stunning They’re tempestuous, Wild, like some fierce animal peering out of a rusted cage Oh, your eyes They are something beautiful, but annihilating Like Autumn crocus flowers, innocently poisonous Lids splaying delicately like its violet leaves. You are tall and strong And uncontrollable, And your smile Is the biggest paradox I've ever encountered Childlike And fatal. You are not A creature of the commonplace You are not a slave of the ordinary You are not a mindless drudge of the mundane You are free. Or bewitched, what's the difference
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**Yo! Yo! My Drug of Choice **** Poets)** Yo! Yo! Member of the troupe? You up all nite? You always hungry, Making trouble, rite? You one of those? **** poets! Exist on strict diet? Pleasured-pain, Constant-continual surges Turn into urges, Full-time suspense, Juices always flowing. **** Poets! Yo! Yo! You one of those? Never knowing, What? When? The eyes gonna invert Retina images into words Brain signaling, semaphoring the fingers Yo! Yo! You don't get nine months, Maybe nine seconds, Then mother-birth another verse, ****** poets! Yo! Yo! Remember your first real high, That moment No absolution, no return. That moment When you admitted, confessed, to yourself: *I am Forever forward, A home-grown poet. I am Soul enslaved to words. The alphabet - My oxygen molecules, I am both, Addict and dealer A ****** poet* Yo! Yo! So you do recall, The exact moment, God-spark-within, ascendancy gained You lost control, Wept words instead of tears! A ****** poet ****** Yo! Yo! Sophie's Choice. You chose writing over breathing, Worshiper of the purest pleaure, ******* in deep the smoke-high of Head-nodding discontented contentment Stealing anything you saw For to satisfy the need, the craven Craving. ****** poets! Yo! Yo! Don't you're ever sleep? Hear that the city, the state, Gonna methadone your kind In a special program Teach you only language to sign. **** poets! **I am a ****** poet.** *The first step taken. Admission. Poetry is my default rest position,* My drug of choice. 5:07am June 12, 2013
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 5:12 AM UTC
Yo! Yo! My Drug of Choice **** Poets)
**Yo! Yo! My Drug of Choice **** Poets)** Yo! Yo! Member of the troupe? You up all nite? You always hungry, Making trouble, rite? You one of those? **** poets! Exist on strict diet? Pleasured-pain, Constant-continual surges Turn into urges, Full-time suspense, Juices always flowing. **** Poets! Yo! Yo! You one of those? Never knowing, What? When? The eyes gonna invert Retina images into words Brain signaling, semaphoring the fingers Yo! Yo! You don't get nine months, Maybe nine seconds, Then mother-birth another verse, ****** poets! Yo! Yo! Remember your first real high, That moment No absolution, no return. That moment When you admitted, confessed, to yourself: *I am Forever forward, A home-grown poet. I am Soul enslaved to words. The alphabet - My oxygen molecules, I am both, Addict and dealer A ****** poet* Yo! Yo! So you do recall, The exact moment, God-spark-within, ascendancy gained You lost control, Wept words instead of tears! A ****** poet ****** Yo! Yo! Sophie's Choice. You chose writing over breathing, Worshiper of the purest pleaure, ******* in deep the smoke-high of Head-nodding discontented contentment Stealing anything you saw For to satisfy the need, the craven Craving. ****** poets! Yo! Yo! Don't you're ever sleep? Hear that the city, the state, Gonna methadone your kind In a special program Teach you only language to sign. **** poets! **I am a ****** poet.** *The first step taken. Admission. Poetry is my default rest position,* My drug of choice. 5:07am June 12, 2013
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This feeling I have that drags my spirit And I indulge in its lowly zest out of habit My feet they move in a trudge like manner Shoulders hunched inwards non receptive to splendour. How heavy it is in my heart I weep For a life been dealt in a single, swift sweep Cards that has been dealt from aeons past Oaths recited loudly so that they would last. Amidst the crowd of mask-faced happiness Unconvinced, I slipped past unfound lest I be careless. Discomforted in what on this path may lie Discontented as such that my heart whines a cry. Rigidity of routine when sensibility took over Bruised bad and battered well my heart tumbled after It felt like it's the end of my dream laden days Reality sinks in, picks on my heart and there it stays. I don't want to leave my coveted dreamscape I don't want to destroy my only means of escape On the ***** of fantasy, forever I want to stay But it's crumbling away alarmingly like sun beaten clay. I deceive my heart into thinking that there's still hope Truth is I may have come to the end of the rope Heart wants to hear a faint whisper of reassurance Mind chides heart, it judgingly delivers it's sentence. My cries cannot be heard, a wail of futile pleas Banging on locked doors for which I don't have the keys So weak this spirit for it has thus been broken Morsel by morsel, this hapless soul is being eaten. This burden I'm carrying seem never to have lightened It is the dark of this period I wish to have brightened Someone, anyone help...please show me a way In this god forsaken pit I do not wish to stay. However there exists yet a slim little chance Key to courage is somewhere if I could afford a glance Chances are that I may never even find it I'll be trapped in a hole in which I can never truly fit.
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 5:16 AM UTC
Morose
This feeling I have that drags my spirit And I indulge in its lowly zest out of habit My feet they move in a trudge like manner Shoulders hunched inwards non receptive to splendour. How heavy it is in my heart I weep For a life been dealt in a single, swift sweep Cards that has been dealt from aeons past Oaths recited loudly so that they would last. Amidst the crowd of mask-faced happiness Unconvinced, I slipped past unfound lest I be careless. Discomforted in what on this path may lie Discontented as such that my heart whines a cry. Rigidity of routine when sensibility took over Bruised bad and battered well my heart tumbled after It felt like it's the end of my dream laden days Reality sinks in, picks on my heart and there it stays. I don't want to leave my coveted dreamscape I don't want to destroy my only means of escape On the ***** of fantasy, forever I want to stay But it's crumbling away alarmingly like sun beaten clay. I deceive my heart into thinking that there's still hope Truth is I may have come to the end of the rope Heart wants to hear a faint whisper of reassurance Mind chides heart, it judgingly delivers it's sentence. My cries cannot be heard, a wail of futile pleas Banging on locked doors for which I don't have the keys So weak this spirit for it has thus been broken Morsel by morsel, this hapless soul is being eaten. This burden I'm carrying seem never to have lightened It is the dark of this period I wish to have brightened Someone, anyone help...please show me a way In this god forsaken pit I do not wish to stay. However there exists yet a slim little chance Key to courage is somewhere if I could afford a glance Chances are that I may never even find it I'll be trapped in a hole in which I can never truly fit.
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I BADE, because the wick and oil are spent And frozen are the channels of the blood, My discontented heart to draw content From beauty that is cast out of a mould In bronze, or that in dazzling marble appears, Appears, but when wc have gone is gone again, Being more indifferent to our solitude Than 'twere an apparition. O heart, we are old; The living beauty is for younger men: We cannot pay its rribute of wild tears.
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The Living Beauty
I remember sitting On the tiny porch Of my dad’s home Offended by the sun That continued to sink and set Without pausing to acknowledge My dad’s passing. Offended by the cars That continued on the highway; Callous indifference, it seemed to me. Even the birds at their feeder Greedily fed and failed to look up To mark the loss of their benefactor. I found myself Silently demanding condolences In every encounter. Not for the sympathy, Or worse, pity, But for the acknowledgement That he was here And now he’s gone, And something, However infinitesimally small In the scopeless universe, Has changed. I have two cousins. The first called my dad Every month. His regular call came During the last days. The decline surprised him. He took a deep breath And asked for speakerphone Near my dad. He told my dad How much my dad had Influenced his life; How as a child, he anticipated a visit from my dad Like kids stay up to see Santa; How my dad made my cousin feel Like he was the most important kid In the wide world; How my dad gave my cousin The otherwise unavailable Sustenance of heart Young boys need; How my cousin had strived to be Like my dad And how he hoped His own children see in him What he saw in my dad. That was acknowledgement, Profound acknowledgement. My second cousin called Shortly after the first. He had heard That my dad was dying. He did not ask To speak with my dad. He wanted to tell me To call him As soon as memorial Arrangements were made So that he could purchase Discounted airline tickets, To include a subsequent visit To his son who lives In the southern part of the state. My dad was still living. That, too, acknowledged something, And served to impel my pending decision. So I opted for A less conventional Memorial ritual That required neither Plane tickets nor attendance Nor a frozen smile reception. I would not suffer Insincere acknowledgement. I am sure I scandalized Many acquaintances of my dad Who enjoyed the social conventions of The anticipated gathering If only to point out the deficiencies Of the event and the host. I am sure I offended And frustrated And embittered One of my cousins. The other cousin thought My dad would have preferred Sincerity Over a pantomime. I would suffer The disfavor and distaste Of the discontented With no difficulty.
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Nov 10, 2018
Nov 10, 2018 at 9:59 PM UTC
Acknowledgment
I remember sitting On the tiny porch Of my dad’s home Offended by the sun That continued to sink and set Without pausing to acknowledge My dad’s passing. Offended by the cars That continued on the highway; Callous indifference, it seemed to me. Even the birds at their feeder Greedily fed and failed to look up To mark the loss of their benefactor. I found myself Silently demanding condolences In every encounter. Not for the sympathy, Or worse, pity, But for the acknowledgement That he was here And now he’s gone, And something, However infinitesimally small In the scopeless universe, Has changed. I have two cousins. The first called my dad Every month. His regular call came During the last days. The decline surprised him. He took a deep breath And asked for speakerphone Near my dad. He told my dad How much my dad had Influenced his life; How as a child, he anticipated a visit from my dad Like kids stay up to see Santa; How my dad made my cousin feel Like he was the most important kid In the wide world; How my dad gave my cousin The otherwise unavailable Sustenance of heart Young boys need; How my cousin had strived to be Like my dad And how he hoped His own children see in him What he saw in my dad. That was acknowledgement, Profound acknowledgement. My second cousin called Shortly after the first. He had heard That my dad was dying. He did not ask To speak with my dad. He wanted to tell me To call him As soon as memorial Arrangements were made So that he could purchase Discounted airline tickets, To include a subsequent visit To his son who lives In the southern part of the state. My dad was still living. That, too, acknowledged something, And served to impel my pending decision. So I opted for A less conventional Memorial ritual That required neither Plane tickets nor attendance Nor a frozen smile reception. I would not suffer Insincere acknowledgement. I am sure I scandalized Many acquaintances of my dad Who enjoyed the social conventions of The anticipated gathering If only to point out the deficiencies Of the event and the host. I am sure I offended And frustrated And embittered One of my cousins. The other cousin thought My dad would have preferred Sincerity Over a pantomime. I would suffer The disfavor and distaste Of the discontented With no difficulty.
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Is this my midlife crisis, my “what’s it all about?” Everything that once were certain is now vague and filled with doubt The friends I thought I’d have forever one by one have stepped aside I’ve lost my grip on oh so many things despite how hard I’ve tried The urge to run away, escape, grows stronger every day. Am I unique in my frustrations, or do others feel this way? The things around me, they mean nothing, most of the people, less than that. These four walls around me are not home it’s just the place I hang my hat. When I consider my life’s purpose there’s really nothing I can say It's enough to do to figure out the purpose of this day.
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 10:19 PM UTC
Discontented
Calm down restless man, calm down. Nothing worried will ever change. What is will be. What happens happens. Restless flutters of fallen insecurities must be silenced to be forgotten. So forget everything. Endless streams of consciousness flows heavily with the neglect of being free. Freedom only comes when the thinking is stopped. Don't think. Just be. When I am not travelling through the poetry, I toss sounds inside my head. Metaphors drip from the unconscious like ice cream melting in a bowl. I know I am as strong as my strength allows me to be. These times of putting myself into lines upon a page, these are what defines me. So let the jumping end. Sit down. Rest. Put no foot upon the floor. Bruised and analysed, stopped in my tracks by what attacks. Discontented thoughts be silent. Be nothing. Be over.
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 9:20 PM UTC
Calm Down Restless Man, Calm Down
I can't help but be concerned with your every move with my mind developed in solitude You move with out care with drunken eyes Over mornings with an aching sighs You speak with conviction A smile with devious intention But with a fire of daemonious concerns, An Attention for fallen angels, you learn. That the reality is not complete Disconnected from you, and discontented You elicit change in others providing Romantic praise in libations of initiations You gather lives, pressing a piece of yourself In each intimate encounter – satisfied That you have made light of their candle A blue flame of resolving promises You have kept yourself well Free, intangible from the intrinsic Drawing from your own ambiversive nature Clearing your own torture of monotonous conjecture   I almost lost your reflection From the diversion of an incidence Realizing your beauty surpassed superficiality Through your eyes I see aesthetic sensuality
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Jan 23, 2010
Jan 23, 2010 at 2:33 PM UTC
a motif of you
I want to fold up Constantinople And tuck it in the crease of my pocket With a rock and a harlequin opal, Nestled against your map of Nantucket — A keepsake framed by a tired locket. Sunlight pours past panes like gold tapestries, Blue-sky-checkmates belonging to Vermeer And his Woman with a Balance — trophies: A man crowned a chivalrous cavalier, A gentleman of this tremendous sphere Misunderstood by societal norms, And expectations set by precedent. All while a bird coos cucurucu, warmed By yellow light, freed from discontented Murmurs with song. I want to read segments Of the map on the curved back of your hand, Knuckle-mounds like the knees of a woman You once said you loved between shorthanded Compliments and the words of Walt Whitman — Blanketed by a bible and a man. Maybe our web-tangled thoughts coexist With the sky, place our feet firm on the ground. Or maybe they’re a window that insists On temptations, the mind, rewritten sounds, Coming alive, and wanting to be found.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 10:52 PM UTC
The Philosopher and the Window
I always feel gloomy every 5th of February Must be the idea of growing old In a fast-paced world Seems like a never-ending questioning of Sanity and morals and dignity and fate Surrounded by whispers of longing You just ask if there’s anything left Or is it going to be like this forevermore Unsatisfied, discontented, dissociated, distant Unruly, unkempt, unsure Knowing that it is nothing but another Insignificant year of false hopes Nothing but unread notes Keeping in mind that these should have been Inside a box, thrown in a bottomless pit but No. You just had to creep back. Go back. Stop
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Feb 5, 2024
Feb 5, 2024 at 11:37 AM UTC
Birthday Blues
There can be Little said about The hearts desire amidst the bustle of waking life as the sun scorches the sky and burns a hole in her confusion. A lazy, discontented lover strangled by words that stick in his throat languishes in the heat as she cools off in the breeze of his indifference. Exposed, alone in a translucent ocean of discontent, she floats on the surface of indecision and ambivalence When at last the changing tide sweeps him off to another shore leaving her free to dive deep for her pearl and Much more… much more.
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Nov 10, 2011
Nov 10, 2011 at 5:09 PM UTC
Ambivalence
MARION! why that pensive brow? What disgust to life hast thou? Change that discontented air; Frowns become not one so fair. ’Tis not Love disturbs thy rest, Love’s a stranger to thy breast: He, in dimpling smiles, appears, Or mourns in sweetly timid tears; Or bends the languid eyelid down, But shuns the cold forbidding ‘frown’. Then resume thy former fire, Some will love, and all admire! While that icy aspect chills us, Nought but cool Indiff’rence thrills us. Would’st thou wand’ring hearts beguile, Smile, at least, or seem to smile; Eyes like thine were never meant To hide their orbs in dark restraint; Spite of all thou fain wouldst say, Still in truant beams they play. Thy lips—but here my modest Muse Her impulse chaste must needs refuse: She blushes, curtsies, frowns,—in short She Dreads lest the Subject should transport me; And flying off, in search of Reason, Brings Prudence back in proper season. All I shall, therefore, say (whate’er I think, is neither here nor there,) Is, that such lips, of looks endearing, Were form’d for better things than sneering. Of soothing compliments divested, Advice at least’s disinterested; Such is my artless song to thee, From all the flow of Flatt’ry free; Counsel like mine is as a brother’s, My heart is given to some others; That is to say, unskill’d to cozen, It shares itself among a dozen. Marion, adieu! oh, pr’ythee slight not This warning, though it may delight not; And, lest my precepts be displeasing, To those who think remonstrance teazing, At once I’ll tell thee our opinion, Concerning Woman’s soft Dominion: Howe’er we gaze, with admiration, On eyes of blue or lips carnation; Howe’er the flowing locks attract us, Howe’er those beauties may distract us; Still fickle, we are prone to rove, These cannot fix our souls to love; It is not too severe a stricture, To say they form a pretty picture; But would’st thou see the secret chain, Which binds us in your humble train, To hail you Queens of all Creation, Know, in a word, ’tis Animation.
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To Marion
MARION! why that pensive brow? What disgust to life hast thou? Change that discontented air; Frowns become not one so fair. ’Tis not Love disturbs thy rest, Love’s a stranger to thy breast: He, in dimpling smiles, appears, Or mourns in sweetly timid tears; Or bends the languid eyelid down, But shuns the cold forbidding ‘frown’. Then resume thy former fire, Some will love, and all admire! While that icy aspect chills us, Nought but cool Indiff’rence thrills us. Would’st thou wand’ring hearts beguile, Smile, at least, or seem to smile; Eyes like thine were never meant To hide their orbs in dark restraint; Spite of all thou fain wouldst say, Still in truant beams they play. Thy lips—but here my modest Muse Her impulse chaste must needs refuse: She blushes, curtsies, frowns,—in short She Dreads lest the Subject should transport me; And flying off, in search of Reason, Brings Prudence back in proper season. All I shall, therefore, say (whate’er I think, is neither here nor there,) Is, that such lips, of looks endearing, Were form’d for better things than sneering. Of soothing compliments divested, Advice at least’s disinterested; Such is my artless song to thee, From all the flow of Flatt’ry free; Counsel like mine is as a brother’s, My heart is given to some others; That is to say, unskill’d to cozen, It shares itself among a dozen. Marion, adieu! oh, pr’ythee slight not This warning, though it may delight not; And, lest my precepts be displeasing, To those who think remonstrance teazing, At once I’ll tell thee our opinion, Concerning Woman’s soft Dominion: Howe’er we gaze, with admiration, On eyes of blue or lips carnation; Howe’er the flowing locks attract us, Howe’er those beauties may distract us; Still fickle, we are prone to rove, These cannot fix our souls to love; It is not too severe a stricture, To say they form a pretty picture; But would’st thou see the secret chain, Which binds us in your humble train, To hail you Queens of all Creation, Know, in a word, ’tis Animation.
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Things we used to be Or rather that which we are still We as in I I as in you You as in me Just a pair of eyes Disembodied, disinherited Then a word or two Spoken uncertainly, with imperfect diction Next came a body coated matte Appearance totally flat A reprisal of the reeling mind Discontented, self remarked Struck like fells of flak shells Wrack Emotive motion to inhale pain pill smoke Foiled Spoiled through imparts of ignorance Palette saturated, severance pre-packed Wheeze ever A bio beat box, palpitate off tempo Disharmony collate Chaos culture, we the cancer self-castrating earth Bastardized with sickly sounding mirth Loudest, proudest, irreverent Disclaimers Naked Reclamation The origin known as nature
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 7:57 PM UTC
Disclaimers
Uncontrollable, useless and pain inducing A required repetition, which reaps false acceptance Temporary high, but will end up leaving Alone, alongside your filthy arrogance A painstaking process follows, One of which could have been prevented Living with your disgusting self wallows Realization of your careless actions, becoming discontented Obsession has rendered you worthless, And henceforth you’ll forever live, knowing you deserve this
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Nov 19, 2020
Nov 19, 2020 at 7:55 AM UTC
Obsession
Seated on the edge of the riverbank Watching raindrops fall across the city light's reflection; A living Monet of color and fluidity and the sutble refractions of life. The bridge above me is humming with traffic, The railyard to my left fills the cold night with the timeless bellowing of midnight trains, Used syringes lay amongst the driftwood here. A crudely painted ******** adorns the trail head, Overgrown with brambles bushes and blackberry vines. A solitary ****** cruises the shallow dregs of shore On an endless quest to find her mate, Painfully unawares of his fate, Fallen victim to a poacher, Some careless fool with a greedy and discontented heart. The tents and tarps of Portland's homeless, the lost and forgotten, line these hillsides; Their many dreams and hopes lie broken amidst the rubble of this everyday existence. I sit here often, smoking and thinking, and watching the ever changing lights. Every now and again I take a picture, gather a stone, or fall asleep to the sound of rain And the smell of earth and leaves and rushing water.
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 2:24 AM UTC
Willamette River Blues
even tho the fire was never really lit truly human, their tousled hair and sad eyed lowland blues owning the fullness of natural emptiness ain’t no crime, like a double negative, to which no one no cares no objects when spoken those bad boysenberries radiate a flirty tarty aure, venus fly traps for those needy to do a saving, the sweets of the the three poems memorized for wooing, oft another’s undoing, the top button releasing a burning bush of chest heat being misleading the  reddening cheeks was a bad boy once of ill repute, daddies and mommies warning their innocents of my word of mouth reputation, making me 100% irresistible, so all forgot when climbing into my two-seater to go moon gazing swooning,  learning the moves practiced in nightime bad boys still need saving sooner but usually later, cause moon gazing is still a thrill for his new audience of grand children, proof that some of them boys are hiding well enough stuff beneath their veneer be the miner of a thousand years, teach these child boys well, crack them open, let the empty escape and light rays spill in **** if some of those bad boys grow up now, just to be  bad poets laughing at the foolishness of the early days of discontented shortsightedness incontinence of a soul fumbling
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Mar 16, 2019
Mar 16, 2019 at 12:55 PM UTC
even bad boys need saving
...He never took the chance to say I love you... Hanging words in an unspoken conversation Words that were suppose to rekindle old flames to start a new fire What he felt was never heard Discontented by the remnants of an undisturbed candle lit dinner Regrets can only wait for another time hoping for second chances...
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 9:36 AM UTC
A Dinner Hoping for Two