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"disquieted" poems
On a thin ribbon of light unfurled from unseen heaven direct to her parted robe and disquieted ear comes an angel’s voice, the dove’s winged companion, with words foretold in the book now slipping to the floor. What hunger fires our flickering imaginations, that require Grace come wrapped in velvet purses- with proof of the child’s purity dripping from tables and prophet encrusted walls? I think they had it all wrong- Fra Angelico, Veronese, van Ecyk, and even Martini with his gilded apprehension. I prefer a scene without unblemished lilies- no fine linens, puffing cherubs, or embroidered pillows on display. I picture her instead at her daily labor- pulling on a ***** rope at the village well. With calloused hands, she draws her trembling reflection skyward, when, announced by the slightest breeze, a stranger appears. Before their eyes meet, a bird’s flight distracts her- water splashes from the bucket washing the dust from her feet and soaking the tattered hem of her robe. His silent glance holds her only for a moment. In the distance, a voice calls out, “Daughter!” She turns, sets off, bowing to her burden. A cloud’s shadow melts in the heat of the road. Tom Spencer © 2018
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Mar 15, 2018
Mar 15, 2018 at 8:30 AM UTC
Painting the Annunciation
Plant a Woman "When a woman plants a tree, she plants herself." John Muir See the photo, on a stone walkway in a park on an island, somewhere in New York State *Years after first encountered, Returned this day, purposely, To trod this bricked-path Where a solitary brick, these special words carved. This brick, a patient lady-poem in waiting, Required a search-and-locate mission, To verify my memorized eyesight, Freed to release these words, Years in the forming, from whence first espied.* **When a woman plants a tree, she plants herself. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~** Much less than obvious, Import of said statement, Complex, notes, scents, questions... Perhaps this is the thus, the why, Why this po-effort, somnolent, yet disquieted, In recesses, drew lines on the wall, with one line Slashed across, for every month, It gestated, unborn, but not offering to die, It did not come effortlessly. I am seed of man, Planted within woman. I am a tree of  iLife , My seed planted within You, iReader. I am as much woman as man, Perhaps more so... Wrote you, told you, I Speak Woman^ Perhaps more so... Even better than man. No shame, I rise with the dawn, To bake the bread, Alongside her, her secrets, she has, need learning, Her bread, raisins, cinnamon and secreted inside, Wisdom of loving kindness. She scatters seeds with recklessness, Who can know where wheat will be needed, Someday, her children exiled? Forest investor, tree planter, Futures she sees, where others see but wood, I follow her lead, for I cannot but fail to Prosper, when on paths tread, Formed, excavated by her footfalls. I give her rubies, I give her gold, When I ask where it be, She laughs and says adorning the tongues Of the hungry and in need. So I give her more. Indeed, I plant my seed inside her daily, Let her plant trees as she desires, Her forest, the refuge of my old age, So she plants trees, as I Plant a Woman. Thanks be, that her trees, Come from her ***** Now I understand Mr.Muir.
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 3:02 PM UTC
Plant a Woman
Plant a Woman "When a woman plants a tree, she plants herself." John Muir See the photo, on a stone walkway in a park on an island, somewhere in New York State *Years after first encountered, Returned this day, purposely, To trod this bricked-path Where a solitary brick, these special words carved. This brick, a patient lady-poem in waiting, Required a search-and-locate mission, To verify my memorized eyesight, Freed to release these words, Years in the forming, from whence first espied.* **When a woman plants a tree, she plants herself. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~** Much less than obvious, Import of said statement, Complex, notes, scents, questions... Perhaps this is the thus, the why, Why this po-effort, somnolent, yet disquieted, In recesses, drew lines on the wall, with one line Slashed across, for every month, It gestated, unborn, but not offering to die, It did not come effortlessly. I am seed of man, Planted within woman. I am a tree of  iLife , My seed planted within You, iReader. I am as much woman as man, Perhaps more so... Wrote you, told you, I Speak Woman^ Perhaps more so... Even better than man. No shame, I rise with the dawn, To bake the bread, Alongside her, her secrets, she has, need learning, Her bread, raisins, cinnamon and secreted inside, Wisdom of loving kindness. She scatters seeds with recklessness, Who can know where wheat will be needed, Someday, her children exiled? Forest investor, tree planter, Futures she sees, where others see but wood, I follow her lead, for I cannot but fail to Prosper, when on paths tread, Formed, excavated by her footfalls. I give her rubies, I give her gold, When I ask where it be, She laughs and says adorning the tongues Of the hungry and in need. So I give her more. Indeed, I plant my seed inside her daily, Let her plant trees as she desires, Her forest, the refuge of my old age, So she plants trees, as I Plant a Woman. Thanks be, that her trees, Come from her ***** Now I understand Mr.Muir.
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Good for visiting hospitals or charitable work. Take some time to attend to your health. Surely I will be disquieted by the hospital, that body zone-- bodies wrapped in elastic bands, bodies cased in wood or used like telephones, bodies crucified up onto their crutches, bodies wearing rubber bags between their legs, bodies vomiting up their juice like detergent, Here in this house there are other bodies. Whenever I see a six-year-old swimming in our aqua pool a voice inside me says what can't be told... Ha, someday you'll be old and withered and tubes will be in your nose drinking up your dinner. Someday you'll go backward. You'll close up like a shoebox and you'll be cursed as you push into death feet first. Here in the hospital, I say, that is not my body, not my body. I am not here for the doctors to read like a recipe. No. I am a daisy girl blowing in the wind like a piece of sun. On ward 7 there are daisies, all butter and pearl but beside a blind man who can only eat up the petals and count to ten. The nurses skip rope around him and shiver as his eyes wiggle like mercury and then they dance from patient to patient to patient throwing up little paper medicine cups and playing catch with vials of dope as they wait for new accidents. Bodies made of synthetics. Bodies swaddled like dolls whom I visit and cajole and all they do is hum like computers doing up our taxes, dollar by dollar. Each body is in its bunker. The surgeon applies his gum. Each body is fitted quickly into its ice-cream pack and then stitched up again for the long voyage back.
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Good for visiting hospitals or charitable work. Take some time to attend to your health. Surely I will be disquieted by the hospital, that body zone-- bodies wrapped in elastic bands, bodies cased in wood or used like telephones, bodies crucified up onto their crutches, bodies wearing rubber bags between their legs, bodies vomiting up their juice like detergent, Here in this house there are other bodies. Whenever I see a six-year-old swimming in our aqua pool a voice inside me says what can't be told... Ha, someday you'll be old and withered and tubes will be in your nose drinking up your dinner. Someday you'll go backward. You'll close up like a shoebox and you'll be cursed as you push into death feet first. Here in the hospital, I say, that is not my body, not my body. I am not here for the doctors to read like a recipe. No. I am a daisy girl blowing in the wind like a piece of sun. On ward 7 there are daisies, all butter and pearl but beside a blind man who can only eat up the petals and count to ten. The nurses skip rope around him and shiver as his eyes wiggle like mercury and then they dance from patient to patient to patient throwing up little paper medicine cups and playing catch with vials of dope as they wait for new accidents. Bodies made of synthetics. Bodies swaddled like dolls whom I visit and cajole and all they do is hum like computers doing up our taxes, dollar by dollar. Each body is in its bunker. The surgeon applies his gum. Each body is fitted quickly into its ice-cream pack and then stitched up again for the long voyage back.
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Disquieted ( Not amused anymore ) •• We shed our Humanity For ????? ????? ????? And the Rain! And Death., too And She wanders on in torn Clothes And she is ***** and enslaved and goes mad And we go on ???? ?????? ????? Long the evening it's stories are sickly and men are weak ••••• We ???? ???? We are men????? NO! NO.! NO!! ••••• We are dumber n **** and men are not dumber n **** With dumber n **** daughters cutting themselves to get high n sittin back waitin for the police state to make em dumber n **** slaves •• •• (No they don't Really) •• No offence  meant •• But yer all ugly dumber n **** ***** •• Writin yer dumber n **** love/hate poems Glorifying Yer absolute indifference to those you claim as the ones you know n love You can't even tell if yer a boy in a girl's body or a girl in a boy's body Or a donkey in a pig's body or whatever YE just stick something somewhere wiggle around and then feel somethin n then get irate at whatever n whoever Is there. n cut yourself n get proud n tell the world who in their dumber n **** fashion tell YE how sensitive YE are for bein dumber n **** And I so dumber n shitly read it n go mad -- All on a quiet evening when we should all be out playin with the children in the park But no!! !!! !!!! !!! We too dumber n **** ••• Anyway I DO love you all Maybe we all best settle down n leave our simple Bodies alone For THEY. ain't dumber n **** It's you livin in em is
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 10:11 PM UTC
Dumb dumb dumb in these dumb downed days
*An oracle possessed by a spirit disquieted,                                    he contains a world unknown even to himself, a poem gets written by itself, within himself,                                      organizing material eclectically on its own from roots to crust, essence of experiences,                                     mingle with hopes, fears and yearnings, creating alloys of emotions, welding words to mean different,                                      fixing formations and evocative images, when he stops contended, unfinished yet, many parts in dark still,                                then the readers get themselves invited in to the thickets, disentangle the vines, make way through the foliage thick,                  hanging  branches and twigs,  light falls in the darkened corners, the poet and creator, the oracle himself, sits looking at the flowers and fruits                                  bathed in a new light, on what the subconscious spoke, when he listens,  the singing of the birds acquires new meaning,                                   sound of the running brook has a rhythm not familiar, that take him to the sea, where all end in a swim, like in a dream*
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 3:16 PM UTC
Speakings of a world hidden under shadows
I did errands today and I was confused Something was wrong, astray I mused I settled into the evening quiet And my disquieted soul shouted "The flags were not at half staff" As the West Wing staff and Cabinet was trimmed by half Yesterday, Congress was sieged by riff-raff 45 egged them on Congress counted the Electoral votes but our troubles are not all gone Today, I needed to see that flag half-mast My grief begged for a symbol against the bombast And yet the flag waved, full staff, as if nothing and no one mattered And no one has said a word
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Jan 8, 2021
Jan 8, 2021 at 12:36 AM UTC
Half Hearted, Full Mast
when the word **** resonates from the lips of any teacher, i cannot help but perceive how many students' heads fall downward, staring at their disquieted hands. i am wondering how many people are closing in on themselves, lips pressed together in thin lines, burying themselves six feet under into graves constructed however long ago. somewhere within the catastrophic enclosings of their minds, they are the people reminiscing violent robberies, not of television sets or radios, but of innocent souls. they are suffering from the post-traumatic stress of feeling  naked skin and cracked ribcages and heaving lungs never burn in the turbulent wildfires left behind in their burnt lives; a simple word is enough to have them reliving the mournful affair forming their empty chest. i glance around the room for students whose memory gnaws at their scarred skin, and the  problem is is that there are too many.
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 9:50 PM UTC
their abuse was authentic.
Potted plant sways Unrelenting dew In a disquieted dawn A sigil A herald -- embodied Gazing over the balcony. Forlorn Comprehensive Echoes
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Jan 25, 2013
Jan 25, 2013 at 2:22 AM UTC
morn
I wish to embrace, my children's faces, with these eyes, burning into memory, their joyous smiles, before the fading light, is finally extinguished, the dancing stars, which are their own eyes, remembered, held closely, envisioned, but for the betrayal, of time, giving way to darkness, and shrouds, shadows they become, but for the light of imagination, and memories, unforgettable images, be still, this disquieted soul, allow the beautiful to extend, words are as worlds, a new place from which soulful expression, is easily rendered, imparting magnificence, to beckoning followers, and newly found friends.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 11:55 PM UTC
before i go blind
PROSE FOR ALL PEOPLE CONSIDERING SUICIDE. The last month has been torture. I've tossed and turned at night. I've been begging God just to take me Home... then MAD at Him for not answering my plea. My body is wracked in pain. My life is a dead-end. My dreams are shattered. But now I know why He did not... This morning my 90 year old father was choking. He hardly made a sound as the breath left his body. I don't know how (God?) but I KNEW something was terribly wrong. I went over to see what had me so disquieted in his regard. He was gesturing to me frantically... This had happened before. We both knew the drill. As I put my arms around him from behind and began the upward jerks of the Heimlich maneuver, his arm got caught in the mechanism of his power- chair. We began to do a sort of a gruesome dance... his body struggling not to die... mine to bring it life... I screamed at my mom, who was in her room, "Call 911!!! Dad's choking again!" I applied pressure to his solar plexus, just under his ribcage by lifting him firmly. With each motion saying a calm prayer... "Not today, God. Not today. He's going to LIVE. Today... in Jesus' Name. AMEN." Then my father spit up the eggs which had been lodged in his windpipe. His breathing was ragged. But became regular. No ambulance would be needed today. As I looked at the wizened little old man in the power-chair I realized something. I had not saved HIS life as much as HE had saved MINE. I may not be much or have much. But I have him and my family to help out. I may never realize my dreams. But God will always give me another day to try to live them... a precious Gift... LIFE. SO WHO AM I TO THROW THAT GIFT BACK IN HIS FACE? So think about it. Perhaps later today you may see a child run out in front of a car... and pull him back. Maybe you'll find a frozen starving kitten... you'll smile and put a dollar in the hand of a homeless person who was ready to give up til your act of kindness made him reconsider... Who knows? The life you save.... SoulSurvivor (C) 12/17/2015
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 12:11 PM UTC
The life you save ...
PROSE FOR ALL PEOPLE CONSIDERING SUICIDE. The last month has been torture. I've tossed and turned at night. I've been begging God just to take me Home... then MAD at Him for not answering my plea. My body is wracked in pain. My life is a dead-end. My dreams are shattered. But now I know why He did not... This morning my 90 year old father was choking. He hardly made a sound as the breath left his body. I don't know how (God?) but I KNEW something was terribly wrong. I went over to see what had me so disquieted in his regard. He was gesturing to me frantically... This had happened before. We both knew the drill. As I put my arms around him from behind and began the upward jerks of the Heimlich maneuver, his arm got caught in the mechanism of his power- chair. We began to do a sort of a gruesome dance... his body struggling not to die... mine to bring it life... I screamed at my mom, who was in her room, "Call 911!!! Dad's choking again!" I applied pressure to his solar plexus, just under his ribcage by lifting him firmly. With each motion saying a calm prayer... "Not today, God. Not today. He's going to LIVE. Today... in Jesus' Name. AMEN." Then my father spit up the eggs which had been lodged in his windpipe. His breathing was ragged. But became regular. No ambulance would be needed today. As I looked at the wizened little old man in the power-chair I realized something. I had not saved HIS life as much as HE had saved MINE. I may not be much or have much. But I have him and my family to help out. I may never realize my dreams. But God will always give me another day to try to live them... a precious Gift... LIFE. SO WHO AM I TO THROW THAT GIFT BACK IN HIS FACE? So think about it. Perhaps later today you may see a child run out in front of a car... and pull him back. Maybe you'll find a frozen starving kitten... you'll smile and put a dollar in the hand of a homeless person who was ready to give up til your act of kindness made him reconsider... Who knows? The life you save.... SoulSurvivor (C) 12/17/2015
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It pierced through her. An invisible sword Straight into her chest, Through her heart, And out between her shoulder blades. A yearning. An anxious awakening. And all she heard from her thoughts were "To live! To live! I want to live!"
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 4:11 PM UTC
Disquieted
Which is it: you can't get started unless you're riding some current bigger than your reporting voice or the best time to write is when you don't have much to say and without plenty to say about everything you'll get better right       away. Form is very often a betrayal of reality. Although we are initially drawn to poems by their passion and       urgency, we are convinced by the formal means invented for their impelling motives. Every accidental crack or dent. Not just mildly disquieted but actively repelled, running for the River Styx, the doors of Hell pell mell, there must be a crack, deep and unmendable, in the poet that the poet must forever try to mend. Or not. While mortal poets imitate, immortal poets steal. That's plagiarism. Fortunately the public feels less strongly about poetry than television, communism and aging gracefully through meditation. Now I'm being silly. My silly indefatigable lusting, silly sadness, silly arguing and silly trusting. All I do not know about our nation's history, wars and what showering the people you love with love does. Ransacking apothegms, algorithms and selling the loot as memes, dissemblings. Bearing fardels with the warrior's skull.
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 6:35 AM UTC
Mortal Poets
Logic to the dissonant, confetti into flames watch it turn to ash. The disquieted don’t want comfort, they want to protect their definition of purity and simply, for the complexities of the universe to serve them solely. Dissatisfaction becomes identity, a vice to sate, just one more redemptive hit and they’ll sleep dreaming of their idyllic reconstruction of reality. Everyone’s a visionary blind to the piteous state of their mass-conformist unity fantasy, forgetting that autonomy isn’t only in the mind of the beholder.
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Aug 11, 2020
Aug 11, 2020 at 12:21 PM UTC
Egotistical ********
* * Living under   the heady cast of the Juniper tree ;   an existence founded over sweeter decay * It thatches a callous scabbing for us to build upon   but releases gases from beneath   that humour our sleep-waking state * Everything is yield to its medicated sterility   yet,   as time passes,   things become more vulnerable to rotting conditions :   loose pore attachment   splits in nails   soft grey flakings   withdrawn circulation   moisture   fluctuating body tempature   unattached thought   disorientation   thoughtless and extreme mood   forgotten bursts of severe aggression  ... * Fertile tiny flies   travel through   the sponge of everything :   they balance this environment * Disquieted woozy days   and slum summer   and guests who feel foreign   when our displays spill over...   it’s all mallatuned * Small tumbles, injury and self care shelved    * Entertainment is imperative   jar in mit   distraction is key   merry made and merry go round   and kilter unkeen   and one patient taking care of the other patient   crying jokes at each a smother   unkept nesters   bruises and guestures   emotionally infested infantasy   investment ingested   under the guidance of the Juniper tree....   the botchful why of the juniper
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Apr 29, 2019
Apr 29, 2019 at 11:38 PM UTC
Juniper Notes :
I am a French horn, a bottle neckless hourglass and butterscotch tape You're a red harp with veins painted on the side When I come home, you see me as an acrylic heap with chips of lead and belly aching homing words Scotch sticks and smoke smells and the stitches are uncomfortable on my neck where you often warm your hands I am a masquerade of shellfish clamoring on about the epitome of burlesque humor You’re alien to anything other than sourdough and design I have structured my thesis around burlesque and you fail to see the humor When I fear the apologists You fear the escapists I am the tigers of the world, borrowing viciousness You’re a long pause, loved and disquieted, painting my stripes as veins I’m freaked out now because the apologists are escaping and the escapists are apologizing At this clear impasse, you pity and press on until my fingers at the French horn drain to my sides I am an island in a puddle of sand
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Jul 16, 2020
Jul 16, 2020 at 1:14 PM UTC
french horn, a bottle neckless hourglass and butterscotch tape (what the kid whimpered last)____
Why are you cast down,O' my inner self? And why should you moan over me and be disquieted within me? Hope in God & wait expectantly for Him for I shall yet praise Him, Who is the Help of my countenance and my God.
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Jan 31, 2016
Jan 31, 2016 at 9:54 PM UTC
Disquieted
I made the same mistake I always make, Promises to myself that I never want to break… But I do. As if my swan song is on replay. Imbibe, Undress, Feel Alone, Regret. Regret. Regret. Women are supposed to wait, not give so much away. There is this whole game that I never had even begun to play while others were already in the advanced stage. I know there is something different about me. I can feel it in the way people talk as if there is something they are seeing that I am not feeling. The disconnect feels like a gap that is widening and crumbling away underneath my feet. I made the same mistake I always make which ends in me being comfortless Strangers ask me how I could be single in comparison with the characteristics that make up me, as if beauty was mutually exclusive with companionship. I want to tell them it’s because I’m crazy. Because I choose to pursue men who I cannot obtain and usually only after I’ve given anything they could possibly want away. I’m exhausted and distressed Afraid that my mistake will consume the only male friendship I had yet to taint Disquieted knowing I could easily desire more when you do not feel the same. Assuming every ignored text is more then a simple coincidence Lost and afraid my comfortable place, my friend I turned to when I wished everything else to fade away, is no longer available free of any constraints.
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Jul 25, 2013
Jul 25, 2013 at 6:37 PM UTC
Thoughts on Regret
If you could see past my eyes Into my disquieted brain You'd think I was obsessed Or at least a little insane You would shake your finger at my thoughts As I chase ribcages while caging myself Into a world of bones and rot I can calculate calories into a formula for happiness Like I measure my merit with a measuring tape And I know that "looks aren't everything" But it looks to me like they are Because society suggests that you "be yourself" While screaming the importance of beauty and wealth And we all know that ugly doesn't make it Into the movies Just like fat doesn't make it into the magazines If I could look into the mirror without seeing Distortions Then maybe I could convince myself to eat bigger Portions But as the story goes, as the song is sung Another girl loses to the battle of one I'm at war with myself, and it's making me sick Sick in the head; sick in the heart I sicken myself as I'm falling apart I hate this hollow pursuit for a hollow life And yet I secretly starve myself In an attempt to get it right You might be somewhat confused As to why I undergo this kind of beating Yes, hunger is painful But so is eating
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 10:12 PM UTC
A Disorder
Nightfall. Half-closed eyes Shattering stars. Daylight cracks In melancholy cups, in ambient air Coffee slithers, lungs smolder Hurricanes sing to raindrops Rabid bottles, prancing shadows Footsteps glide, sideways sways Sobered by non-existent memories The pale goddess smiles. Dreams Behind scheming walls. We dance In a place of vertical confusion Future's past quickly slips away Whispers. Bays of broken chords Forgotten winds. Ruminations. Transient scribbles, dusty tables; On misty panes. Forgotten. Decay.
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Apr 25, 2015
Apr 25, 2015 at 10:01 PM UTC
Disquieted
The naive traveler, Staying fast upon the well-known trail, Assumingly forged by others, Heard, as he tried not to listen, Rustling among the brush, Disquieted, he scurried, Never peering into the deep shadows, Afraid of what he might find or might find him, With eyes opened wide and centered upon the track, He moved with all caution and haste, Avoiding all the trips and snares that could allow him to stumble, Dark was this jungle, And moving about him, the shadows and calls of the coming night, He quickened his pace, Fearing behind him, Something gaining upon and moving ahead, An ambush, He knew if he would run, The formidable gauntlet, Would have little time to prepare for him, Howling and leaping, He'd overcome, But the gauntlet was never set, The sounds off the trail was his own creation, His own fear, He continued to run, And he still does.
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 9:42 AM UTC
and so ever after
For breakfast, I brought my self-loathing undisguised by bruised, hollow eyes and disquieted moaning, all crunched up into the contours of your hard edges, like thin-veined broken and browned, misused leaves orphaned from its parent. My desperate limbs always reaching, wretched, to shoddy fill into the gaps that your self-confidence casual posture had formed on the floor; empty-air spaces and pervasive shadow caverns I have claimed without verbal invite, promise or asylum. No self-confidence to speak from, anguish and primal, seeking shelter; pain entwined with pain making easy comfort in forgetting. A soul disquieted; there are pieces stripped straight down, pinned together in different places, unspun and uneven smears of paste that don't ease closed the obvious imperfections. A harmful machination unexplained, fitted negligently back together, the design with no catalyst to begin, untended and purposefully without purpose. No comprehensible enrichment, selfish perversity plodding culmination, almost complete. Build, re-build; conspiracy laced with nonchalance; twisted person alchemy. Any or Each of Many becoming the godhead of a shallow, malcontented deception, rudiment contortions to mangle, punish, ruin an altruistic heart; a beaten wooden phoenix shaped from past wrongdoings and misery. More burning away, combustion of reclaiming, bones and sinew steeped in the truth of the universe. Unjustified and never the differentiation my heart once blamed, not good nor bad. We, two souls alike in circumstance, circumference, cylindrical, watching the world make more of us, clutching bird-like shoulders merged through a pale waning. Existent time-limited victims of disappointed alliances, made in the land entrenched in the business of making monsters who make monsters.
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 12:17 AM UTC
Hollow Clutch
For breakfast, I brought my self-loathing undisguised by bruised, hollow eyes and disquieted moaning, all crunched up into the contours of your hard edges, like thin-veined broken and browned, misused leaves orphaned from its parent. My desperate limbs always reaching, wretched, to shoddy fill into the gaps that your self-confidence casual posture had formed on the floor; empty-air spaces and pervasive shadow caverns I have claimed without verbal invite, promise or asylum. No self-confidence to speak from, anguish and primal, seeking shelter; pain entwined with pain making easy comfort in forgetting. A soul disquieted; there are pieces stripped straight down, pinned together in different places, unspun and uneven smears of paste that don't ease closed the obvious imperfections. A harmful machination unexplained, fitted negligently back together, the design with no catalyst to begin, untended and purposefully without purpose. No comprehensible enrichment, selfish perversity plodding culmination, almost complete. Build, re-build; conspiracy laced with nonchalance; twisted person alchemy. Any or Each of Many becoming the godhead of a shallow, malcontented deception, rudiment contortions to mangle, punish, ruin an altruistic heart; a beaten wooden phoenix shaped from past wrongdoings and misery. More burning away, combustion of reclaiming, bones and sinew steeped in the truth of the universe. Unjustified and never the differentiation my heart once blamed, not good nor bad. We, two souls alike in circumstance, circumference, cylindrical, watching the world make more of us, clutching bird-like shoulders merged through a pale waning. Existent time-limited victims of disappointed alliances, made in the land entrenched in the business of making monsters who make monsters.
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We all do our best to get something, Called money To survive in this cruel place, Called world We have been controlled by those thing, Compete to be its slave And too busy to even realize, That no number will fill the satisfaction in our heart We were born with nothing Just breath of life Yet we live with greed as we grow up That greed eternally craving for more and more Not realizing that, Our heart won’t pumping someday Our breath will just stop Our blood won’t flow anymore Little do you know That day could come Anytime they want So why still disquieted about those inhuman greed?
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 7:31 AM UTC
Inhuman Greed
What poetry do we say sounds like the truth or life? How many paint a proper picture of things before us on an internal canvas? But how many things bring out the poetry all on their own? In this way, a proper tomato sandwich contains much more than juice, seeds, skin, and pulp- It contains the thanks of a season's worth of work, wrapped up in a translucent layer, tough enough to veer a dull knife into finger, but thin enough to steer a sharp blade into herbaceous flesh, Deep enough to pile high on a plateau of simple starch, waiting for the juice of a life grown outside rather than mixed in a sterile kitchen. This fruit emerges from a jealous ground who would stockpile these gems away from the mineral salt and the crushed spice that brings meaning from the ground Is this why the tomato harvested from another's nearby garden tastes all the sweeter than that plucked by an anonymous picker miles away from the pleasure it provides? The summer provides the climate to agitate one so deeply that they burrow into the soil to find the refreshment that would quiet the tongue of hunger and bring resolution to a disquieted mind, so far removed from comfort.
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Jul 21, 2023
Jul 21, 2023 at 10:03 PM UTC
Tomato Sandwich