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"dishonourable" poems
Dream of good impressions, A false advocate of a positive outlook, Predicting attitude will get you locked up, In a prism of dishonourable desire. The deal is, Five assorted personalities, Assault every aspect of yours, Run you dry, Then have the audacity, To question your lack of faith. And on that note, You disappear, Your personality dissipates, And your motion merges with that of the sour voices, That you thought were constructive.
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Oct 15, 2016
Oct 15, 2016 at 7:41 AM UTC
Natural selection
Loving begins with a lover, a dishonourable person cannot love. Like hunting which cannot be done by just any hunter, loving requires ability; like fruit for the fruit seeker. ......loving begins with a lover..... So give the lover another option to love. Love requires intellect just like success requires intellect. ......love with passion and not illusion... When you love, guide your heart with deligience so you be not heartbroken. The hearts of many have been broken by love, while the hearts of some have been made whole by love. Love not to break the heart, but love to build the heart. When you love, don't only love; but love with care. Love with love and with faith; that your love be not abased. Love not for wealth, for it fades away. Love not for appearance, for it's deceptive. When you love, love for love, love for character; love for charisma. Love for personality, not for mediocrity. Love is a mystery
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 6:47 PM UTC
Epitome Of Love
I have an unusual friend. A small man with charms of a gentle redneck. He holds court in his garage for his acquaintances, those free or at large. His demeanour is rustic, but his wisdom self-taught. His name is Byron ( I know, it's too good to be true),  not lordly, but Byron likes the girls and light brew. Byron says, “I'll kick your *** every time we play golf. Not yet. His voice is chasmic and often influenced by distractions. And then on a cold, witch-tit, heathcliffe driving winter's day, with the wood stove well-fired, a rascally friend opens the door, and Byron yells, “Shut the door. Do you think wood grows on trees.” On leaving the same day he advises me, “Don't slip on the ice. It's frozen.” I didn't tell  you Byron has one eye. Better yet, a patch on the other. He looks more like post Frodo  ignoring the “Don't run with scissors" warning from Mother Baggins, than he does Lord B. I dropped my pipe once on his garage floor. A special pipe. It's my bowling pipe. I don't smoke tobacco.  Byron thinks it clever to call me at work and tell my secretary he and I are bowling after school. Byron mixes metaphors. So, my pipe has dropped. Byron says, “ Let me help. Three eyes are better than two.” His cleverness can backfire. I tried to be sensitive, but there was neither an honourable or dishonourable way out. Byron hung an oak wood sign near his stove. He makes his own stain, and rubs it evenly in circles with his wife's old nylons. “It's great for the *********** he'll quip. The two ***** of the sign are joined with leather straps and stainless steel studded to the wood. The letters painted within the stencilled lines are a dark, rich mixture. The joke. “Lift flap in case of fire.” Normally one lifts the flap. “Not now stupit. In case of fire.” I discreetly pointed out the t.The sign quietly disappeared and was never mentioned again. He'll never kick my ***
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 11:59 PM UTC
Byron
I have an unusual friend. A small man with charms of a gentle redneck. He holds court in his garage for his acquaintances, those free or at large. His demeanour is rustic, but his wisdom self-taught. His name is Byron ( I know, it's too good to be true),  not lordly, but Byron likes the girls and light brew. Byron says, “I'll kick your *** every time we play golf. Not yet. His voice is chasmic and often influenced by distractions. And then on a cold, witch-tit, heathcliffe driving winter's day, with the wood stove well-fired, a rascally friend opens the door, and Byron yells, “Shut the door. Do you think wood grows on trees.” On leaving the same day he advises me, “Don't slip on the ice. It's frozen.” I didn't tell  you Byron has one eye. Better yet, a patch on the other. He looks more like post Frodo  ignoring the “Don't run with scissors" warning from Mother Baggins, than he does Lord B. I dropped my pipe once on his garage floor. A special pipe. It's my bowling pipe. I don't smoke tobacco.  Byron thinks it clever to call me at work and tell my secretary he and I are bowling after school. Byron mixes metaphors. So, my pipe has dropped. Byron says, “ Let me help. Three eyes are better than two.” His cleverness can backfire. I tried to be sensitive, but there was neither an honourable or dishonourable way out. Byron hung an oak wood sign near his stove. He makes his own stain, and rubs it evenly in circles with his wife's old nylons. “It's great for the *********** he'll quip. The two ***** of the sign are joined with leather straps and stainless steel studded to the wood. The letters painted within the stencilled lines are a dark, rich mixture. The joke. “Lift flap in case of fire.” Normally one lifts the flap. “Not now stupit. In case of fire.” I discreetly pointed out the t.The sign quietly disappeared and was never mentioned again. He'll never kick my ***
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Flourishing breezes pass through the air, and emanate throughout your asunder bristle stems. Not leaving any trace; like it was never even there Your brisk brown eyes could never compare While the raging rapid wind hated its glide It hid the shameful flowers which then commence to cry Hearing the blissful silence of natures mind I begin to realize that it is now my time The dishonourable flowers that I know are now mine They soon and surely begin to shine The ageless roots forever intertwine I know deep down in my heart that they will last a lifetime When the trees come alive to a song sung by a bird My ears prove to me that they'll always be heard My subconscious takes over into an act of peace And when their graceful songs begin to increase I know the war inside me will now cease So the dawn will break at last And the moon and stars are put in the past Along with the struggle, I tried to contain It sill aches inside of my brain wondering if I'll ever be sane So I breathe the fresh breeze through my heartfelt pain Who knows if I'll ever be the same
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 11:34 PM UTC
Heartfelt Pain
Roll up! Roll up! Examine the corrupt, the nose, hair, the olive of skin. Dishonourable, alloyed blood. Rub, Rub I can't get it off. grate, burn, scour, I can only cleanse, gloss, polish. Look! Come and see the fresh, clean impurity. Lay on the table, sparkling shimmering. We cannot control these sinful things.
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Feb 20, 2020
Feb 20, 2020 at 10:59 AM UTC
Impurity
My mouth stands strong. Ribbon of drool match those in reflection. My accolade full circle, royal undertow. Vellicating in dishonourable mysticism. Moving here & there. Moving water, wine & a wisdom separating love from the ore. Learning where musical savants & initiates dim the lights. Inspectors test restraints, narrowing memory. Now forgotten. Wake up, remove hairs sprinkled in hidden testimonial. Misgivings in this shellacked house of homes. Intellection. Ascending, bending bones. Fissured left-behinds. To purify all your thoughts. Resisting universal locomote. Heels in foreign grease. Bare soles departed. Movings of brilliantly painted soil. Telephones relate & relay the balmy decisions you are making.
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 6:44 PM UTC
Electra Complex & Libreta.
I wanted love -  honest passionate. You wanted me while useful. I loved you despite, including and because of. You found faults - plentiful. I vowed in our fake love to honour you, but your truth was dishonourable. I get by - so do you, but you swagger  like Lord of Thrall. You’re not all bad or you couldn’t be so good. You just hunger for new meat. Bon chance to the next one or two, or threes … They’ll need it, and I'll get up off my knees.
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Jul 5, 2015
Jul 5, 2015 at 7:33 PM UTC
The Affair
It was a dark and stormy night, or at least it was for our single-parent family. The rest of the neighbourhood was enjoying the kind of clear skies which meant a hard frost overnight and a slippery ride to school in the morning. The barometer in our neat, wee house at the end of our short, ordinary street was falling rapidly, as it often did these days. My father, an Iraq War veteran - _’Honourably discharged for dishonourable reasons, and don’t you forget it. ****** fascists!’_ - was in charge of our weather. From blue skies with candy-cotton clouds in the morning to an eerie half-light of silent anticipation by late afternoon, we would end the day huddled around the kitchen table waiting for the maelstrom to hit. We ate carefully trying not to scrape our plates with our knives and forks, and avoiding each other’s eyes. The cauliflower cheese was examined as closely as every other vegetable my aunt Kate - _‘I’ll not have my family eating slaughtered animals!’_ - served up to us. You’d think the food on our plates was the most interesting thing in our precarious little world. Peas were my favourite because you could count them over and over...until they were finished. Wind and rain lashed our evenings regularly. Sometimes we were treated to the automatic-rifle fire of hail, but worst of all were the sandstorms which ****** all the air out of our home and stymied any hope of sleep. On those occasions we all huddled together in my sister’s bed - _’No, Alex! It’s Livvy’s turn to hold the torch. You can look after the phone in case we need to ring Dr Matt to help Auntie Kate.’_ We updated our worst-vegetarian-creation notebook and talked in close whispers about _the weather_. Mostly, we sat quietly and longed for blue skies and sunshine tomorrow, while the captain cowered in the cubby-hole beneath the stairs and screamed into my six-year-old brother’s plastic walkie-talkie. ‘Man down, man down, man down!’
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Apr 28, 2019
Apr 28, 2019 at 8:18 PM UTC
Blue Sky Falling
It was a dark and stormy night, or at least it was for our single-parent family. The rest of the neighbourhood was enjoying the kind of clear skies which meant a hard frost overnight and a slippery ride to school in the morning. The barometer in our neat, wee house at the end of our short, ordinary street was falling rapidly, as it often did these days. My father, an Iraq War veteran - _’Honourably discharged for dishonourable reasons, and don’t you forget it. ****** fascists!’_ - was in charge of our weather. From blue skies with candy-cotton clouds in the morning to an eerie half-light of silent anticipation by late afternoon, we would end the day huddled around the kitchen table waiting for the maelstrom to hit. We ate carefully trying not to scrape our plates with our knives and forks, and avoiding each other’s eyes. The cauliflower cheese was examined as closely as every other vegetable my aunt Kate - _‘I’ll not have my family eating slaughtered animals!’_ - served up to us. You’d think the food on our plates was the most interesting thing in our precarious little world. Peas were my favourite because you could count them over and over...until they were finished. Wind and rain lashed our evenings regularly. Sometimes we were treated to the automatic-rifle fire of hail, but worst of all were the sandstorms which ****** all the air out of our home and stymied any hope of sleep. On those occasions we all huddled together in my sister’s bed - _’No, Alex! It’s Livvy’s turn to hold the torch. You can look after the phone in case we need to ring Dr Matt to help Auntie Kate.’_ We updated our worst-vegetarian-creation notebook and talked in close whispers about _the weather_. Mostly, we sat quietly and longed for blue skies and sunshine tomorrow, while the captain cowered in the cubby-hole beneath the stairs and screamed into my six-year-old brother’s plastic walkie-talkie. ‘Man down, man down, man down!’
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Did she notice, when she walked down into my eyes that my sight stole my voice? To return in stuttered, half compliments of flitting words. too flimsy to hold the heart. Did she notice my staring gaze, my eyes, casting timid glances while I searched myself for eloquent words to tell her my knees were weak, and my heart was beating with good dishonourable intentions. Wrapped in midnight and pink hued sunset horizons. Hiding some and alluding to others, the woman curved beneath the clothes. Her hair up, in golden silk curls to celebrate tonight with full passioned lips smacking of sultry invitations, and drowning deep sea eyes. Sporting a breathless smile and black heels. While I feel so ordinary and tedious, dressed in my fine suit and matching offsets. She takes my hand so everyone can see that she is mine. And now I am alive. How beautifully she shines; beyond the limit of the eyes to the scope of the heart and the extent of the soul, that see in different dimensions than sights' perception can go. To unmask the splendor behind the face. For this is what pulls the strings of my surrendering; A man and clothes may make each other, but a woman will make him feel it.
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Sep 10, 2024
Sep 10, 2024 at 11:57 AM UTC
Lost Words
Is it possible for a land to dream Of Harakiri. Gouts of screams and tears abound Self-destruction is such a sweet sound Particularly when told from afar By those so clearly in the know. But is that the truth, what we are told? Does this land dream of a death all of its own? Or perhaps tales of its expiry are greatly exaggerated For profit and shock. Could this be true, that they are lying to you? Or does Peckham wish to fall on its sword? Perhaps once, in the span of three days Did this land wish to see itself burn, To see itself consumed in the fires of greed, Of hatred, Of ignorance. Tell me, is that all that this land has to offer? Will it willingly trudge to such a dishonourable demise? Or will it rise And show those in the know That in truth Peckham dreams of a fate more honourable than Harakiri.
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Jun 12, 2017
Jun 12, 2017 at 1:28 PM UTC
HARAKIRI
Cover my face to converse with the heavens a fall from such grace should deserve some attention some way to replace broken light I was given as the words taking shape paint dishonourable mention hard taught ways the fall is the lesson just another case of divine intervention a pool of disgrace it's my purest reflection a shower of silence is all I was left with Cover my face this rain's getting heavy as the rising tide slowly breaches the levee I'm caught in a place where the ground is unsteady so out of place a landfill teddy I lost all my faith round nineteen or twenty well, what I had left it was far from plenty god never showed face sent angels to end me if he wants me erased he could have just sent me Cover my face the angels have left me gone are the days of feeling bereft see, all that remains are shadows that tempt me one of these days the dark will come get me why should I stay for one who rejects me fills me half way just to leave me half empty questions the stray he'd know if he met me he led me this way down paths tread with fell feet Cover my face rip it up gently every night when I prayed he would listen intently as I counted the ways the good lord detests me it was on those days he saw fit to bless me the one and only who didn't forget me showed many faces but not one upset me showed me the steps gave me identity dance the devil's way cause we're the same entity Uncover my face to write on the wall brush off the last trace of dust from the fall when push comes to shove he's inside us all and that one up above just won't do at all he handed me this pen at the edge of a blade gave me first cause to put words on the page the tempest calls to lift me away a siren's song I'm going all the way
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Sep 13, 2019
Sep 13, 2019 at 4:08 PM UTC
2-Step
Cover my face to converse with the heavens a fall from such grace should deserve some attention some way to replace broken light I was given as the words taking shape paint dishonourable mention hard taught ways the fall is the lesson just another case of divine intervention a pool of disgrace it's my purest reflection a shower of silence is all I was left with Cover my face this rain's getting heavy as the rising tide slowly breaches the levee I'm caught in a place where the ground is unsteady so out of place a landfill teddy I lost all my faith round nineteen or twenty well, what I had left it was far from plenty god never showed face sent angels to end me if he wants me erased he could have just sent me Cover my face the angels have left me gone are the days of feeling bereft see, all that remains are shadows that tempt me one of these days the dark will come get me why should I stay for one who rejects me fills me half way just to leave me half empty questions the stray he'd know if he met me he led me this way down paths tread with fell feet Cover my face rip it up gently every night when I prayed he would listen intently as I counted the ways the good lord detests me it was on those days he saw fit to bless me the one and only who didn't forget me showed many faces but not one upset me showed me the steps gave me identity dance the devil's way cause we're the same entity Uncover my face to write on the wall brush off the last trace of dust from the fall when push comes to shove he's inside us all and that one up above just won't do at all he handed me this pen at the edge of a blade gave me first cause to put words on the page the tempest calls to lift me away a siren's song I'm going all the way
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Untamed self control my own worst enemy I can be I can not be the poison and the remedy The voices I hear are not in my head I hear the words as if they’ve been said. Horrific thoughts I must endure Collective voices worse than before The madness escalates, reducing me to an unbalanced state A break mentally so much others can not relate Psychotic attack or psychotic illusion Is it reality or is it a delusion? Derogatory constant running commentary Over thinking causing chaos; corrupting my mind No escape nor shred of peace can I find The voices I hear don’t stop they don’t give in, Continuously ranting of dishonourable sin I attempt to deter from mental confusions Medically my thoughts are seen as delusions At the time I'm not convinced I'm deluded Convinced by distorted reality I've concluded Distorted assumptions that I have concocted -now real Escalated with time a darkness clouds how I feel Negativity takes over positive thoughts Hearing uttering of endless hurtful talk Resulting in what I hear as being true Suspicions conspire then conclusions are drew Hateful words; closer louder unable to ignore Detachment from any logical thought From the derogatory talk I hear is believed Its how I am seen its how I am perceived Over thinking causing chaos corrupting my mind Peace & positivity I can not find Voices persecuting me to such an extent Relentless and nasty horrid content…. Like on repeat although the night I hear them talking but there out of sight Surely they must tyre of slagging me off Nasty unimaginative hateful lot Voices of those that I know and those I am close too; My mental state decreases concluding its true Every emotion dark with dread and fear Panic derived from all that I hear I cant shut it out all of the time I take it all in Persecuted of every action I do, I cant win Unable to recall past psychotic occurrences No deterrent from the cognitive disturbances The voices never stop they don’t go away With given time I’ll believe what they say Whether it be a regrettable act or gossips fabricated lies All of my self worth and confidence dies Auditory hallucinations not willing to stop All reasoning fact and logic forgot Blinds my judgement and ability to see harrowing Paranoia descends to reality Hearing the conversations and ruthless content Persecuting me to such an extent Medically my thoughts are seen as delusions I attempt to deter from mental confusions Panic, detached irrational thought assumptions Loss of control and distraught When the worst of the worst is easing Confusion remains I question was it real or am I insane I know now what I thought was deluded I cant believe what I've previously concluded At the time what I thought was real Inability to control how I feel Disbelief descends when delusions ease relief then comes from what I previously perceived.
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 2:42 AM UTC
My confined mind
Untamed self control my own worst enemy I can be I can not be the poison and the remedy The voices I hear are not in my head I hear the words as if they’ve been said. Horrific thoughts I must endure Collective voices worse than before The madness escalates, reducing me to an unbalanced state A break mentally so much others can not relate Psychotic attack or psychotic illusion Is it reality or is it a delusion? Derogatory constant running commentary Over thinking causing chaos; corrupting my mind No escape nor shred of peace can I find The voices I hear don’t stop they don’t give in, Continuously ranting of dishonourable sin I attempt to deter from mental confusions Medically my thoughts are seen as delusions At the time I'm not convinced I'm deluded Convinced by distorted reality I've concluded Distorted assumptions that I have concocted -now real Escalated with time a darkness clouds how I feel Negativity takes over positive thoughts Hearing uttering of endless hurtful talk Resulting in what I hear as being true Suspicions conspire then conclusions are drew Hateful words; closer louder unable to ignore Detachment from any logical thought From the derogatory talk I hear is believed Its how I am seen its how I am perceived Over thinking causing chaos corrupting my mind Peace & positivity I can not find Voices persecuting me to such an extent Relentless and nasty horrid content…. Like on repeat although the night I hear them talking but there out of sight Surely they must tyre of slagging me off Nasty unimaginative hateful lot Voices of those that I know and those I am close too; My mental state decreases concluding its true Every emotion dark with dread and fear Panic derived from all that I hear I cant shut it out all of the time I take it all in Persecuted of every action I do, I cant win Unable to recall past psychotic occurrences No deterrent from the cognitive disturbances The voices never stop they don’t go away With given time I’ll believe what they say Whether it be a regrettable act or gossips fabricated lies All of my self worth and confidence dies Auditory hallucinations not willing to stop All reasoning fact and logic forgot Blinds my judgement and ability to see harrowing Paranoia descends to reality Hearing the conversations and ruthless content Persecuting me to such an extent Medically my thoughts are seen as delusions I attempt to deter from mental confusions Panic, detached irrational thought assumptions Loss of control and distraught When the worst of the worst is easing Confusion remains I question was it real or am I insane I know now what I thought was deluded I cant believe what I've previously concluded At the time what I thought was real Inability to control how I feel Disbelief descends when delusions ease relief then comes from what I previously perceived.
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Beady eyed devils, The very spawns of hades, They come in bloodthirsty shades, Like troubling, annoying canker-weevils.
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Nov 18, 2015
Nov 18, 2015 at 2:16 AM UTC
DISHONOURABLE MEN.
Irrelevant force zeros cyclones, whirlwinds of smallnesses Swirling pants from slimy orifices laden with smergma Showers pristine leaving pollutants on mental polluters Living lives fast callously, thoughtlessly and remorseless Their mate cancer is waiting round the corner impatiently Love me or hate me, my dishonourable purloiner s both are in my favour. If you love me, lifterologists I will always be in your hearts, and if you hate me, I will be in your minds, regardless of their miniscule sizes Hate is too great a burden to bear but bear it proudly I beg The voice of truth and Light drowned out by the roar of fear. It is ignored by the voice of desire, compensating emptiness It is contradicted by the voice of shame and abject cowardice. It is biased by hate and extinguished by terminal fizzing anger. Proudly the wicked envy and hate; it is their way of admiring.
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 8:55 PM UTC
Deniability Most Real.....