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"diverging" poems
Echoing voice of the moonlit night Foresee but unarmored from past, Fragmented heart of broken lights; Unraveling miseries already did last. Drowned by tears of years were lost From crawling those diverging roads, Victim of dying embers found his cost; Resemblance of faith is in the woods. But God above guided his way home And dry every little river in his mind, Mournful shadows are still unknown; Embers of souls are always in divine.
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Jan 28, 2013
Jan 28, 2013 at 9:46 AM UTC
Dying Embers
Thinking with short breath, gripping my chest, sinking with stress? Just to attest, Imagine putting stress to the test Over pushing boundaries set with intent Chasing leads, gaining lost time pursuing a lust with broken trust Only to rise to the question Can the duality of morals and ethics which define us.. Be overwritten? Misconstrued needs for skeptics lost in line Slowly assimilating breathless methods Hijacked Black rose petals spiraling to conclusion, Decomposing as if to forget this Why don't I neglect this elusive euphoria defined in terms of confusion? Split paths once veering in opposite directions begin running parallel I know I'm here, but who's that there? Ominous reflections veer back with eyes unfamiliar A face with no definition grabs my wrist lurching me forward Weightlessly ***** following a diverging direction with questioned intention. Where are you taking me? (Silence) Operating in two places at once, questioning who is the driver Hijacked There but ever increasingly distant, attempting to reach you The sunrise rekindling the spark of yesterdays intuitions Preserving eloquence like a flower in full bloom Suddenly fades eerie in an instant, dwindling on gloomy restless expressions Cloudy perception refracted by crystalline illusions The evanescent cypress terpene, king of bliss Flowing in the direction towards what has been calling it most An icy chill enters my chest, a constant race to chase an endless quest A ploy of acceptance with a cotton ball
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Aug 22, 2019
Aug 22, 2019 at 11:50 AM UTC
Dopamine
Thinking with short breath, gripping my chest, sinking with stress? Just to attest, Imagine putting stress to the test Over pushing boundaries set with intent Chasing leads, gaining lost time pursuing a lust with broken trust Only to rise to the question Can the duality of morals and ethics which define us.. Be overwritten? Misconstrued needs for skeptics lost in line Slowly assimilating breathless methods Hijacked Black rose petals spiraling to conclusion, Decomposing as if to forget this Why don't I neglect this elusive euphoria defined in terms of confusion? Split paths once veering in opposite directions begin running parallel I know I'm here, but who's that there? Ominous reflections veer back with eyes unfamiliar A face with no definition grabs my wrist lurching me forward Weightlessly ***** following a diverging direction with questioned intention. Where are you taking me? (Silence) Operating in two places at once, questioning who is the driver Hijacked There but ever increasingly distant, attempting to reach you The sunrise rekindling the spark of yesterdays intuitions Preserving eloquence like a flower in full bloom Suddenly fades eerie in an instant, dwindling on gloomy restless expressions Cloudy perception refracted by crystalline illusions The evanescent cypress terpene, king of bliss Flowing in the direction towards what has been calling it most An icy chill enters my chest, a constant race to chase an endless quest A ploy of acceptance with a cotton ball
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If only "us" was an option Our river of emotions would never dry If we could just merge our diverging dimensions On a silky web of a broken lie I would be the one to Dare to face your weirdest obsession Dive into Your darkest ocean Earn a place in your wildest passion If only "us" was an option I'd soothe you like a cool pillow Flip your mood like a morning coffee So if you'd feel down like a weeping willow I'd hold your branches up like a trophy If only "us" was an option You'd become my reason to smile everyday And even To die smiling in my grave And thus I crave Despite our diverging dimensions A perfect world where "us" would still be an option But it never was And will never be. ~Epic Monkey
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 12:30 PM UTC
Diverging Dimensions
Above my home where the dark clouds curl into the sky clinging for a home to rest their sleepy depiction, shadowed trees hum sweet lullabies, lonely leaves breathe in the sad song of fallen dimensions, letting its lifeless view roll upon their frame, the chilled breeze sailing in the skyline, as I scramble my way out of a filthy dumpster, a mountain of disintegrating mess covering my broken body, hovering flies surrounding sticky strips of spaghetti, moldy mashed potatoes, and moldy chicken *** pies, while my mind sunk into traveled thoughts, bruised hands pressed against the creases in my forehead, allowing my existence to feel the stranded scars streaming in various mazes, dull eyes flushed with a burning disorder, aching cheeks and chests nestled in darkening chamber corners, buried hips and thighs uprooting in somber blades of grass, thorned, torn, and destroyed in different worlds.  As I stood on the slippery pavement staring at the ruffled scenery in my sight, spinning streetlights thickening into slouched positions, screaming sidewalks spilling sadness and madness in the drenched air, razor-edged buildings inching into crushed centimeters, jumbled meters, ****** yards.  I replayed the sober images in my head, the way my young brown-skinned mom said I would never amount to anything, how I could hear the raged noun ****** sift into the distance, its flaming mechanics accelerating into screeching sounds, the way she hurled her fists at my smashed face, every vibrant language breaking apart, slamming shut into closed infinites, snagged contractions and gerunds diverging into shuddering double spaced negatives, the way she threw my lingering body inside the trash dumpster, her sharp scarlet words, You are no son of mine, ricocheting off savage surfaces, sparking my soul in a calamity of choking diction.
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 1:04 PM UTC
You Are No Son Of Mine
Above my home where the dark clouds curl into the sky clinging for a home to rest their sleepy depiction, shadowed trees hum sweet lullabies, lonely leaves breathe in the sad song of fallen dimensions, letting its lifeless view roll upon their frame, the chilled breeze sailing in the skyline, as I scramble my way out of a filthy dumpster, a mountain of disintegrating mess covering my broken body, hovering flies surrounding sticky strips of spaghetti, moldy mashed potatoes, and moldy chicken *** pies, while my mind sunk into traveled thoughts, bruised hands pressed against the creases in my forehead, allowing my existence to feel the stranded scars streaming in various mazes, dull eyes flushed with a burning disorder, aching cheeks and chests nestled in darkening chamber corners, buried hips and thighs uprooting in somber blades of grass, thorned, torn, and destroyed in different worlds.  As I stood on the slippery pavement staring at the ruffled scenery in my sight, spinning streetlights thickening into slouched positions, screaming sidewalks spilling sadness and madness in the drenched air, razor-edged buildings inching into crushed centimeters, jumbled meters, ****** yards.  I replayed the sober images in my head, the way my young brown-skinned mom said I would never amount to anything, how I could hear the raged noun ****** sift into the distance, its flaming mechanics accelerating into screeching sounds, the way she hurled her fists at my smashed face, every vibrant language breaking apart, slamming shut into closed infinites, snagged contractions and gerunds diverging into shuddering double spaced negatives, the way she threw my lingering body inside the trash dumpster, her sharp scarlet words, You are no son of mine, ricocheting off savage surfaces, sparking my soul in a calamity of choking diction.
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She said there was zero squared chance of reconciliation That our lives were not the circle she dreamed, But two separate lines diverging at a point Arranged in rays, and some other math terms I never understood Because she finished top of her class, myself a comforting third Tier, of the last tier, of those who made it through the door. And the story has stayed the same, regardless of the term change I was back in school, receiving a bad grade, Thanking God for the bell curve, which rang "Some things always stay the same, but keep trying anyway" And my averages will remain somewhere between middle of the line And the bottom of the drain. So I will raise my hand for hope, I will raise my hand for shame, I will raise my hand to look good, And to never learn Quite exactly what I should.
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 11:30 PM UTC
Bell Curve
Be wary of me My friend of frailty, Because we see love In different shades and Express it in diverging ways. I admit: I'm a **** I don't way my words and My actions are driven by Impulsion and confusion. My biggest fear is that one day We would break Or rather, I would break You. I don't know how to say what I mean; I can never fathom what you really feel. My laughter may be hurtful daggers; My silence may sound like crashing thunders. Can your bones stand my embrace? Can you hear me whispering The things I'm too shy to say? Truth be told: I love you But Save your heart And save my dignity. Darling, I think you should Stay away from me.
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Aug 16, 2014
Aug 16, 2014 at 10:40 AM UTC
Stay Away from Me
958 We met as Sparks—Diverging Flints Sent various—scattered ways— We parted as the Central Flint Were cloven with an Adze— Subsisting on the Light We bore Before We felt the Dark— A Flint unto this Day—perhaps— But for that single Spark.
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We met as Sparks—Diverging Flints
She says that I'm overthinking small situations and turning them into complex equations, a mountain of igniting dungeons beyond infinities, a labyrinth of swelling light flickering without energy. I gaze at the unfiltered alliteration in her one-dimensional shape, the split derivatives diverging towards a square of stained subtractions. My mind is the light source that transcends destiny, a wall of mirrored depictions aligning with my soul.  I am a critical thinker, and I shall live in this realm forever.
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Dec 31, 2018
Dec 31, 2018 at 3:15 PM UTC
She Says That I’m Overthinking Small Situations
Moist and monochrome, clouds are gathering On a Sunday afternoon. Look up idly from my browsing, at the building 'cross the pool Winds picks up, the monsoon breezes Lick at the curtains twelve floors up On the terrace, woman standing Arms outstretched, grasp the rail Legs stressed back, footloose in sandal Lightly muscled, slightly formed Kimono slips from lighted shoulder, designer ****** strawberry brown Fabric glides across the hip-line Revealing all to me below Wearing nothing on the landing Hint of shadow, ***** mound. From the sliding doors behind her Steps a man not quite unseen Waist encircled in one movement, undergarment stripped away Rigid stillness then the thrusting Tension mounting at the breath Woman gasps the O shape forming Through her silent, varnished lips Mahler moaning on the ITunes Waves are forming, silent sound Thrusting, busting, flexing, ******* arching back crescendo reached Sun comes out, just at that moment Roads diverging in the wood Disconnecting, and uncoupling Might and maybe should and aught Trembling fingers, taught in temper Blink the eye and pop the top Shaking hands that hold the taper, to the unformed smoking spliff **** the wreaths in, breathe the thought out Bottle clinks across the teeth Unbelieving, unconcealing Unrelieving, unreleased
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 4:38 AM UTC
Not Quite Unseen
As if I’m going to wash my sins, by finding a substance so viscous - to annihilate the acid that seeps through me. Perhaps it’s you refilling my first glass, which is dried up by 11, and replenished by 5 past. Must I keep forcing it down my refusing gut, so I can bare the stutter drooling, crumbling, out your teeth. Till I’ve sipped needlessly on your lies and fell drunken on your delusional fables. Now I’m slurring in my nights, awoke, still high on your acid. Eyes are bulging, bloodshot from you firing bullets of your decaying  burden. - As I walk I stumble, diverging around solum streets. Crows peck at my skin, to prompt me at sunrise. Now and again I revisit the morsels I had collected from the bottom of your chalice. Savouring as I gulp down my regret. Desperately urging to be hungover your reveries one last time.
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 7:01 PM UTC
I’m not one to drink but,
a lone something in the sky flies near, just by mischance dazed by the smog, bowing and diving downward into the parting, cracking, quaking bellowing of tar from the firy, sputtering lungs of these alps eons worth of cries released in mere mouth-ajar gasps of the earth diverging and converging into the debt of always running clean, running me always downward, as in the deep deep tessellations of rock I become. too still for my own good, I guess – another voice on the ash-flow tuffs of breath to fill the mosaic of sinewy stripe-patterned goodbye and bygone plating into the deep, deep, deeper caverns of the unseen sea slipping off the mantle, an accident with intention, as an echo caving downward into   nothing, nothing, more nothing polluting the depths from the palisades, scripture rupturing lowshore into surrounding tissues like igneous stone dreams of clinks ringing, of noise a voice on the ash-flow tuffs in the always running-clean water the purity of which I intercept, the clear-ness of it; a sinners window. through what's left, I see the clam another mouth for and of the sea unseen, the pearl as unsoiled as ever
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Nov 4, 2021
Nov 4, 2021 at 5:19 PM UTC
Vulcan
If you only understood how dear you are to me How much I've discovered about the world You could show me it jn reality Slowly explore sure planet earth as it twirls Distant corners in tucked places Because I need to escape If have you close instead of blank spaces Can hide in the feelings taking shape. Fear growing into hope This may be what I have waited for All that time I couldn't cope And the nights spent crying on the floor Love you for taking all that away Emotions I couldn't erase on my own You helped tear apart dismay Made sure I didn't fight demons alone You are there to lead without question Willingly sacrificing your hand Many times pulled out of depression Supported two legs until they could stand Rainfall pours down heavier now Swirling and spinning in wet assault To you surrender, my head bowed Journeys diverging and it is my fault Thank you for lovely time shared together Our paths will always intersect I'm grateful you threw to me a line For our two hearts to connect The colors in your galaxy Fade, in your arms become blurred Tonight the first page of our story Presence told without one word
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 5:15 AM UTC
Planet Earth As It Turns
Moist and monochrome, clouds are gathering On a Sunday afternoon. Look up idly from my browsing, at the building 'cross the pool Winds picks up, the monsoon breezes Lick at the curtains twelve floors up On the terrace, woman standing Arms outstretched, grasp the rail Legs stressed back, footloose in sandal Lightly muscled, slightly formed Kimono slips from lighted shoulder, designer ****** strawberry brown Fabric glides across the hip-line Revealing all to me below Wearing nothing on the landing Hint of shadow, ***** mound. From the sliding doors behind her Steps a man not quite unseen Waist encircled in one movement, undergarment stripped away Rigid stillness then the thrusting Tension mounting at the breath Woman gasps the O shape forming Through her silent, varnished lips Mahler moaning on the ITunes Waves are forming, silent sound Thrusting, busting, flexing, ******* arching back crescendo reached Sun comes out, just at that moment Roads diverging in the wood Disconnecting, and uncoupling Might and maybe, aught and should Trembling  fingers, taught in temper Blink the eye and pop the top Shaking hands that hold the taper, to the unformed smoking spliff **** the wreaths in, breathe the thought out Bottle clinks across the teeth Unbelieving, unconcealing Unrelieving, unreleased
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 6:15 AM UTC
Not Quite Unseen
There’s nothing like a frosty winter morning, when the sky has had enough of trying to look nice and welcoming for you today, but instead decided to take the day off and retreat under the soft grey fluff of a blanket, and you too, have done the same, in a show of comraderie, cracking the window open just enough to feel each other’s breath across the zipping air that won’t stop fussing or biting off the skin on your right thumb. There’s nothing like such a morning when a bottomless pit of steaming hot coffee isn’t enough, though your heart-rate is through the roof, but you pretend that’s good for you, as if it’s pumping blood and heating up your insides. A morning when the requirement to stay inside is no longer a discomfort but an opportunity – for some calm piano tunes, just like the wind converging then diverging, to serenade you in the background, while your rough cold hands, stretch out in their familiar spider web but this time in a slower motion stretch and take you to the keyboard once again, because there’s nothing like it on a frosty, freezing, gloomy winter Morning like this.
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Feb 9, 2021
Feb 9, 2021 at 1:23 PM UTC
Winter Morning: Ode to Billy Collins
659 That first Day, when you praised Me, Sweet, And said that I was strong— And could be mighty, if I liked— That Day—the Days among— Glows Central—like a Jewel Between Diverging Golds— The Minor One—that gleamed behind— And Vaster—of the World’s.
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That first Day, when you praised Me, Sweet
It’s a box full of green dots destroying what was once called my self esteem You wanted me when the lights were out And guidance was my enlightened words now not found I picked you up And shoved myself instead of you I picked you up And tired as I be; after I think and feel and believe and disregard all at once I laid exactly at that railroad of crushing trains Striking so furiously my heart And each time that train gets closer My insecurities become like the forsaken minorities Of the land waiting to avenge their vanquished souls Wanting revenge on the land lord And the land lord is lured into lowering lives of dislexyical comments like leaves leaving a tree not because they have to but because they have the power to self-destruct It’s not us that we fail to continue Its our ability not too Our will to stop Our moments of clarity In which nothing is clear And clear is the day you come up to me and explain the complexity that is your affect and the regret that is my whole existence And clear is the day in which I find the answers to life wrapped in papers fallen on grounds of religious beliefs with my name on top A note for majd A majd for all the notes you keep inside in the ample spaces between your teeth and total loss of diction Like dictating decimations you strike words of explosions Like nuclear weapons it’s not the fall of reason that kills me It’s reason that eases my falling And I fall into senseless diversions Diverging through divisions of disintegrating poems Determining what we don’t know And knowing what we cannot determine All words are not words but simple signs Of my breakdown And all breakdowns are not breakdowns but mere stimulation of the senses; a kick start …
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
The Irrational Poem:
It’s a box full of green dots destroying what was once called my self esteem You wanted me when the lights were out And guidance was my enlightened words now not found I picked you up And shoved myself instead of you I picked you up And tired as I be; after I think and feel and believe and disregard all at once I laid exactly at that railroad of crushing trains Striking so furiously my heart And each time that train gets closer My insecurities become like the forsaken minorities Of the land waiting to avenge their vanquished souls Wanting revenge on the land lord And the land lord is lured into lowering lives of dislexyical comments like leaves leaving a tree not because they have to but because they have the power to self-destruct It’s not us that we fail to continue Its our ability not too Our will to stop Our moments of clarity In which nothing is clear And clear is the day you come up to me and explain the complexity that is your affect and the regret that is my whole existence And clear is the day in which I find the answers to life wrapped in papers fallen on grounds of religious beliefs with my name on top A note for majd A majd for all the notes you keep inside in the ample spaces between your teeth and total loss of diction Like dictating decimations you strike words of explosions Like nuclear weapons it’s not the fall of reason that kills me It’s reason that eases my falling And I fall into senseless diversions Diverging through divisions of disintegrating poems Determining what we don’t know And knowing what we cannot determine All words are not words but simple signs Of my breakdown And all breakdowns are not breakdowns but mere stimulation of the senses; a kick start …
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two yellow butterflies in the sun, entwined, apart, chasing, diverging, hovering hypnotic over the first summer bloom of the trees, the wonder that is travel, paving thy own path in the air stream, yet finding each other, perennially...
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 8:32 AM UTC
duo
Light shining down- yellow I stood there. Opening my eyes awakening from a dream... I stayed here, but I still remember. At first- I remember, it was a new world, yellow sand shining like gold here I won’t go back there where people get lost in a dream fog clouding their eyes. Seasons drift across those eyes only changes in color they remember everyday is a reoccurring dream. White. Green. And yellow flickered with red and brown there, but now I’m here. I awoke here, every face has unseen eyes. Everyone knows everyone there, now everyone is hard to remember. replaced with yellow, I let go of their dream. The river filled with that dream doesn’t flow here. Never diverging it’s course, while yellow leaves drift on, like eyes, on the river’s spine- they remember, where they’ve fallen from- there. And nothing will ever change there- where the nightmare’s a dream, now nightmares are hard to remember because now I’m here. Sleep wiped from my eyes. The sun’s out, and it’s yellow. I try to picture a yellow day there I close my eyes and think of when life was just a dream, but now I’m here, and I can’t remember.
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May 3, 2013
May 3, 2013 at 11:46 PM UTC
Blackbird
if you place a stethoscope inquisitively on the beating chest of your life, expect to hear a - plod, plod, plod. you'd think it to be the footsteps of a fumbling toddler; fumbling feet feeling the flat, alien earth. or the muffled footsteps of a stranger stumbling into your path, turning your tables, stumbling into your life. you could regret that it wasn't your feet's soundless plodding on the moon, that there was no greatness in your silence. while at times you remember the footsteps of friends converging into your life - diverging from it. and then to cease all speculation - you recognise the footsteps of god at your doorstep.
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Mar 10, 2012
Mar 10, 2012 at 6:58 AM UTC
in a footstep
A Ballad For A Thin Man. Understood backwards. Lived forward. Life. Haunted by diverging others. Us but not. Wraiths. Ghosts of what if? Who then? What might have been? Leave room. Turn left. Lovely house, wife, retirement. Leave same room. Turn right. Shack, loneliness, poverty. Theorize games. Physik quanta. Slide down strings. Into Wonderland, Oz, Middle-Earth. Narnia. All the places that don’t exist and matter the most. Where doors open up to impossible possibilities. Fight your way through every day. Pit bull of potential. Just do your work and be kind. That is a separate peace. We may be others in other universes, but here we are just us. **** it up. Love your life. Do what you must. Soldier on. Real realities can really hurt. Take it like a Man. Or Woman. Be grateful for your trials. Trials are you. Struggle. Mount the philosopher’s donkey backwards, advance.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 5:16 AM UTC
Kierkegaard Has Your Six
It seemed like a story For Schrödinger Time and distance ensured that They were All things and Nothing At once And, in this way, they stayed in perpetual orbit She wondered if In another life      In another place           Time                Universe Their lives would have intersected Instead of diverging      Unrequited To haunt her with all that could have been It was the bitterest irony When at last their paths swerved together That both hearts had already been spoken for Somewhere      The Fates were surely cackling           As the air hung heavy                With all the possibilities                     That died on the vine Because time was never on their side How could one even cry for something they’d never had? She found herself heaving uncontrolled sobs Shaking with unfettered grief In mourning      For all the things           She had wanted to live All the bright dreams of their teenage years That had seemed so perfect Shattered by the bitterness of Growing up And that old ******* Father Time If she were honest with herself She’d admit it was not him She actually loved all these years But all the things he might have been —or rather— All the things she might have been with him What a different life she might have had if      One day           She had followed her                Wild teenage love Instead of living in this cosmic joke She’ll never know But she’ll heave sobs For all the parallel lives she is not living And the orbit she will return to Knowing she’ll never be satisfied      She’ll always wonder           Always be gazing off                Trying to glimpse a galaxy Where things turned out better
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 7:20 PM UTC
Cosmic Joke
It seemed like a story For Schrödinger Time and distance ensured that They were All things and Nothing At once And, in this way, they stayed in perpetual orbit She wondered if In another life      In another place           Time                Universe Their lives would have intersected Instead of diverging      Unrequited To haunt her with all that could have been It was the bitterest irony When at last their paths swerved together That both hearts had already been spoken for Somewhere      The Fates were surely cackling           As the air hung heavy                With all the possibilities                     That died on the vine Because time was never on their side How could one even cry for something they’d never had? She found herself heaving uncontrolled sobs Shaking with unfettered grief In mourning      For all the things           She had wanted to live All the bright dreams of their teenage years That had seemed so perfect Shattered by the bitterness of Growing up And that old ******* Father Time If she were honest with herself She’d admit it was not him She actually loved all these years But all the things he might have been —or rather— All the things she might have been with him What a different life she might have had if      One day           She had followed her                Wild teenage love Instead of living in this cosmic joke She’ll never know But she’ll heave sobs For all the parallel lives she is not living And the orbit she will return to Knowing she’ll never be satisfied      She’ll always wonder           Always be gazing off                Trying to glimpse a galaxy Where things turned out better
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I, Yellow. No different Than others. Whites on Whites... Blacks on Blacks... Browns on Browns... Racism. How will it be When the tie Binds Diverging colors?
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Jul 14, 2010
Jul 14, 2010 at 4:20 PM UTC
Racial Conflict
I remember the last note I wrote, where he poured venom in ink scribbled words placed blankly at the tip of Saturday’s tongue A mouthful of madness intertwined between two diverging lives as returning innocence sparked cigarette, after cigarette The warm taste of whiskey fills a stomach freer than before The smell lingers at each exhale to fuel the fire   of a breath’s subtle aching for forgiveness Conversation now lacks substance Words slur actions to violently attack without awareness to rule direction I felt who hurt you, looking back on it Heavy eyes spoke language to disease the mourning of our losses with something to be permanent, but not entirely forgotten Your heart bleeds an intensity of the darkest hour you could find Separation furthers an inevitable exit we both cannot control alone He falls to his knees uneasy The fall is an alarming salute, a goodbye that cannot be understood, a commitment I failed to believe Across the room, I watch you I try and tend to the plans you’ve made, but I am weaker than you had been The damage pierces my ribcage It catches me off guard as it moves through Starvation vows to carry in its place to feed the body empty noise I hear silence engage lost attention An aftermath of memories led astray to make believe the truth I wore the flaws love wounded on skin The scars gave weight to my appearance to comfort a lack of confidence Distance understood what was yesterday, would not be tomorrow Existing only to heal the unknown We should of watched time, return us to what we knew
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Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 5:35 PM UTC
Inviting Discontent.
I remember the last note I wrote, where he poured venom in ink scribbled words placed blankly at the tip of Saturday’s tongue A mouthful of madness intertwined between two diverging lives as returning innocence sparked cigarette, after cigarette The warm taste of whiskey fills a stomach freer than before The smell lingers at each exhale to fuel the fire   of a breath’s subtle aching for forgiveness Conversation now lacks substance Words slur actions to violently attack without awareness to rule direction I felt who hurt you, looking back on it Heavy eyes spoke language to disease the mourning of our losses with something to be permanent, but not entirely forgotten Your heart bleeds an intensity of the darkest hour you could find Separation furthers an inevitable exit we both cannot control alone He falls to his knees uneasy The fall is an alarming salute, a goodbye that cannot be understood, a commitment I failed to believe Across the room, I watch you I try and tend to the plans you’ve made, but I am weaker than you had been The damage pierces my ribcage It catches me off guard as it moves through Starvation vows to carry in its place to feed the body empty noise I hear silence engage lost attention An aftermath of memories led astray to make believe the truth I wore the flaws love wounded on skin The scars gave weight to my appearance to comfort a lack of confidence Distance understood what was yesterday, would not be tomorrow Existing only to heal the unknown We should of watched time, return us to what we knew
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