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"dogging" poems
The new # 69 hoochi coochi smoochi rubberized *** robot ****** sucker model 2.0 now available ****** off feelin lonely tired of spats credit cards charged up from dates that don't put out don't like the same restaurants not ***** to your taste cant stand the in-laws you wana live costal, they like Kansas or tired of internet dating and no time for a quickie when the one you love tells you they aren't in the mood well bunky its a brave new world take a spin in our new model robot 69, 2.0 they talk they walk warm all ova inside and out scented oiled perfumed *** optional and flavored to include chocolate crunch, vanilla, strawberry and phooey replete with an array of assorted interchangeable ***** pussy's and butts extra sturdy for ware and tear and those little irresistible spankies and whoopins you just cant live without plus any colors, or rainbow rubber chasse gay straight or mix it up how eva trans trans gender buy out right or rent ala cart deluxe or standard voice activated advanced multi lingual baby talk and hits the high notes talks back software program and NO always means YES plus screams cu cu cu cu cu cummmmming cooes I love you **** me now ***** shred me you ****** ****** and many others in over 50 languages Other optional features include age play ethnic fetish banjee blow jobs tipping the velvet **** to mouth salad tossing tea bagging spit roast bare back chicken head death grip ******* mammary *********** ***** call Netflix and chill donkey punch golden shower brown bath cream pie ******* motor boating and the shocker   two in the pink and one in the stink
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Aug 23, 2018
Aug 23, 2018 at 8:14 AM UTC
*** BOT...Manga
The new # 69 hoochi coochi smoochi rubberized *** robot ****** sucker model 2.0 now available ****** off feelin lonely tired of spats credit cards charged up from dates that don't put out don't like the same restaurants not ***** to your taste cant stand the in-laws you wana live costal, they like Kansas or tired of internet dating and no time for a quickie when the one you love tells you they aren't in the mood well bunky its a brave new world take a spin in our new model robot 69, 2.0 they talk they walk warm all ova inside and out scented oiled perfumed *** optional and flavored to include chocolate crunch, vanilla, strawberry and phooey replete with an array of assorted interchangeable ***** pussy's and butts extra sturdy for ware and tear and those little irresistible spankies and whoopins you just cant live without plus any colors, or rainbow rubber chasse gay straight or mix it up how eva trans trans gender buy out right or rent ala cart deluxe or standard voice activated advanced multi lingual baby talk and hits the high notes talks back software program and NO always means YES plus screams cu cu cu cu cu cummmmming cooes I love you **** me now ***** shred me you ****** ****** and many others in over 50 languages Other optional features include age play ethnic fetish banjee blow jobs tipping the velvet **** to mouth salad tossing tea bagging spit roast bare back chicken head death grip ******* mammary *********** ***** call Netflix and chill donkey punch golden shower brown bath cream pie ******* motor boating and the shocker   two in the pink and one in the stink
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We assignment felonies, who got no melody It be a blessing to breathe but mans can't find the remedy. School work got us incubated, well tubed in Hospitalize for ages. Penned in these cages A constant grind on the daily. Once a man emancipate 8 to 5 is gonna hit him with a straight. From a frying pan to the fire He's been stuck in a sticky state. ******* in a system that's meant for retire That's what he gonna inspire. Beware to those who tryna finesse the system Life is gonna hit them with an intricate plot. If you can't Euro-step them in quick time It gonna be raps, just watch.
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Nov 7, 2018
Nov 7, 2018 at 8:28 AM UTC
Educate
raw ******* thumbs drawing open the canvas of cavities hot stink, tangles of pink wrinkles, ground turkey and beef pulse of the earth in the groan of the springs as the sequence of spirits inhabits a lopsided carpet of blood, cardiovascular, creation, crawling pineapple sweat, ******* neck licking saliva stains, flesh slapping, teeth jousting, chins grinding explosions, eruptions, screaming, biting, clutching the rim, apocalypse, APOCALYPSE, the guilty apocalypse
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 12:09 AM UTC
normal ***
Largo e mesto Madam Life's a piece in bloom Death goes ******* everywhere: She's the tenant of the room, He's the ruffian on the stair. You shall see her as a friend, You shall bilk him once or twice; But he'll trap you in the end, And he'll stick you for her price. With his kneebones at your chest, And his knuckles in your throat, You would reason -- plead -- protest! Clutching at her petticoat; But she's heard it all before, Well she knows you've had your fun, Gingerly she gains the door, And your little job is done.
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Madam Life's a Piece in Bloom
Lord, with what care hast Thou begirt us round! Parents first season us; then schoolmasters Deliver us to laws;—they send us bound To rules of reason, holy messengers, Pulpits and Sundays, sorrow ******* sin, Afflictions sorted, anguish of all sizes, Fine nets and stratagems to catch us in, Bibles laid open, millions of surprises, Blessings beforehand, ties of gratefulness, The sound of glory ringing in our ears; Without, our shame; within, our consciences; Angels and grace, eternal hopes and fears: Yet all these fences and their whole array One cunning bosom-sin blows quite away.
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Sin
Each of you. My individual singularities, Dad’s One Thing. Conceived 1955. Driven home, progeny, made man, unequivocal, indisputable. Post-war night spirits undaunted ~ stop ******* me. *** for you, stopped me. Can’t make it the way you want. Please stop. Backing off, I respect real you. Don’t push me Me. Don’t dream. Will dream us. Short sentence for guilt whisked way beyond what crime could be. We combine beans and seeds and gourds. That’s science! Culinary! Botany, true, but I’m enaturated. Human pod progressed. If that’s a word, don’t dream it’s not. Forget every word. But make each and every word count. Then add stash, socked away. I concede. Mi casa su casa. Paint it. Together. Made mistake then fixed it. Copasetic dovetails, my lady and me (not I). We walk talk island jib. I like the cut of your yar across the moonlit pool. Go around with me to all haunts, snow globetrotting shaken not stirred My déjà vu in futurum videre, I can’t believe. Asunder goddesses should be together, While Isis and Osiris boogie like Beatrice and Dante encircled, Their own private imbroglio invaded By Goth end time alchemists conjuring copyrights for gelt. You tell me this short story. I cringe. My mind clouds men’s, and then conjures Morpheus. My shadow child joins me in Paradise, Deliria dancing in concert with Shakespearean intent. My daughter’s got more guts in one pinky Than all that fallen pilot on our island bargained for In the games that decided who’s hungrier. You could have been that gal.
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 12:21 AM UTC
Don't Dream
Each of you. My individual singularities, Dad’s One Thing. Conceived 1955. Driven home, progeny, made man, unequivocal, indisputable. Post-war night spirits undaunted ~ stop ******* me. *** for you, stopped me. Can’t make it the way you want. Please stop. Backing off, I respect real you. Don’t push me Me. Don’t dream. Will dream us. Short sentence for guilt whisked way beyond what crime could be. We combine beans and seeds and gourds. That’s science! Culinary! Botany, true, but I’m enaturated. Human pod progressed. If that’s a word, don’t dream it’s not. Forget every word. But make each and every word count. Then add stash, socked away. I concede. Mi casa su casa. Paint it. Together. Made mistake then fixed it. Copasetic dovetails, my lady and me (not I). We walk talk island jib. I like the cut of your yar across the moonlit pool. Go around with me to all haunts, snow globetrotting shaken not stirred My déjà vu in futurum videre, I can’t believe. Asunder goddesses should be together, While Isis and Osiris boogie like Beatrice and Dante encircled, Their own private imbroglio invaded By Goth end time alchemists conjuring copyrights for gelt. You tell me this short story. I cringe. My mind clouds men’s, and then conjures Morpheus. My shadow child joins me in Paradise, Deliria dancing in concert with Shakespearean intent. My daughter’s got more guts in one pinky Than all that fallen pilot on our island bargained for In the games that decided who’s hungrier. You could have been that gal.
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The wind chimes are melting, The ponds are sweltering, The roads run like black tea; The flags aren't waving, Sheets aren't sailing, The grass looks like gold wheat. The beaches have more bodies Than Juno did in June; The dogs aren't barking, But the kids are laughing, Their joy's not lost on me. I should go to the banks Of the St. Clair River, Where the current cools Beneath the bridges; Read the names on the Huron freighters Carrying coal and oil; Eat tasty dogs and greasy fries, The  northern breeze there never dies. I should hover like a dragonfly, Applaud the divers hot ******* chances, In the dog days of their youth.
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Aug 3, 2019
Aug 3, 2019 at 9:42 AM UTC
Hot Dog Days of Summer
solicit the galling thoughts                                                   those obscenities   rigged gorily within                   victim concepts   taught distortion   forbidden carcass in the persisting sully of night                                             padded dreams pace    ******* at a fed distance       it's all in sight  and held racing back and forth  out of reach                      some sloven mystery under a cower of skin one day free of your agent cover                                         and you'll stand   vacantly able     under eye of the morgue creator mating together life habits    gracious goodness gratefully seeded you could maintain a patient pattern with practice you could go mainstream                                  -with practice
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Nov 20, 2022
Nov 20, 2022 at 1:50 PM UTC
an outpatient's prayer
i let myself slip away get lost in other people's words thoughts i fell out of my purse or forgot myself in the pocket of my winter coat a suspicious feeling something (not sure what) was missing it's easy to get trapped in a screen a mental box of scrolling mindlessly drifting away my weekends so easy to forget meaning is so often simply found in creating it's been hard lately i've been coming to terms with my mental state for ten years and i'm still not satisfied in knowing i can't change this can't fix myself and that maybe the drugs don't even work *it's not working* this is not working "no drugs no therapy just raw-dogging reality" it's funny until it's not it's funny until the darkness starts creeping its way behind my ears and muffling reality it's funny until i get drunk funny til i relapse (i hate saying relapse as if slicing open my own skin to calm down is some kind of addiction i can't break because it's not i don't have to do this) it's funny until it's not funny anymore it's funny until i get dragged under into apathy by my mental to-do list message my doctor about the meds i stopped taking two weeks ago and call the other doctor to get seen about that chronic blood condition that almost killed me that one time call about the iud call about the tattoo call about the driving lessons call about the rest of my life i'm spiraling again different time different place same looping descent into my own madness
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Sep 5, 2022
Sep 5, 2022 at 8:12 PM UTC
spiraling
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                             ­                                               — after Elliot
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 6:59 PM UTC
The Song of S. Ormond Winfall
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                             ­                                               — after Elliot
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I want to touch you All of you From the bend in your toes To the crook in your nose I crave the feeling of your not-quite-straight teeth the underneath of your chin Where your stubble begins Your usually chapped lips Pressed upon mine The feeling of the bumps of your spine Would probably give me chills And thrills To feel your fingers through my hair I can't bare To think of you away from me Don't you see? We're meant to be. we fit perfectly together And I'm sure we can weather Any storm I was born and bound To love you The hounds of Hell Are ******* my heels This feels like damnation Not salvation Being in love is not beautiful Having shared love is I'm in the business Of having the first But not the latter This ladder that I climb Is falling apart And I'm falling down Falling Into the ground So for awhile I'll Be bitter But one day I'll be better
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 2:02 PM UTC
Touch
Effaced, with myself removed from yesterday I can think without unyielding pressures ******* my heels. "It's always hardest the first time, the first day" someone said. Maybe it's true? I think repetition is getting to me, so I must give liege to liberty.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 4:30 PM UTC
Holding Court
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the seventh wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                             ­­                                               — after Elliot
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 11:55 AM UTC
The Song of S. Ormond Winfall
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the seventh wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                             ­­                                               — after Elliot
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f e b r u a r y the month we all went mad in parallel to the month of august when we all pledged right hand up, against our hearts, our chests we are sane and strong and good we all pledged to stay well six months later, we toast to those people those people who are unrecognizable, now, in the fog of the glass they draw x’s and o’s with their polished nails and blow desperate, sticky kisses so we know that they were us if only for a minute our saints of the past won’t cease ******* us demons, when february has passed they will be back then we’ll blow fairy dust off our fingertips & wake up with ******* on the carpet.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 11:51 AM UTC
february
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                                                                        — after Eliot
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May 31, 2012
May 31, 2012 at 1:03 PM UTC
The Song of S. Ormond Winfall
And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                                                                                        — after Eliot
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I do not trust a happy day My mind recalls past patterns And each time hope has come my way Peeking past life’s parted veil Singing songs of sweet tomorrows The weeks that come are always hell As are the all the years that follow I do not trust a lover’s promise For they can be given so easily I have seen certain hearts shattered When loving to carefree and happily I know one cannot pledge eternity Anything can be broken even the best family I do not trust a possessor’s passion Cause in pursuing owner’s pleasures I have found all things are only passing For the taking, to give, in the asking We all tire of the new toy Sweet things can rot away Adding one more item to your pile Won’t save you from your final fate There is a far darker day ******* me The shadows tight on my trail Night will fall sooner than expected So even when I smile, I do not trust myself Moods will change, ebbing and flowing With the winds that keep my armor Flapping up and down so my scars are showing The good is just a phase Then again I could say the same thing About the bad days coming Neither are permanent Only one thing is inevitable
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 2:32 PM UTC
Trust
about a year ago the doctors ordered me to return, put down the tablet, cease driving, stay seated, you a skinny hair from dying, the drop dead unkindly kind, come back to the city, there’s an operating table Resy~reserved just for you, the menu we will decide, two or three courses, but for the summering on your sheltering isle, where the lapping waves sounds of the sound, the greenery calming befuddles your senses is ended, the congress of animals too  have ordered your dispatch back to the hubbub of pizza parlors, nail salons & bodegas, and we will slice and dice, drawn up plans to redirect the arteries and veins that you’ve spent good money, lazy years clogging & ******* sending you back after you’re  in fighting trim, and and recommence dialogus with the sun, sky, animals, the water and the waves, and write of peace of mind, knowing that your body, too, is at peace, but not at rest, and let the writing begin again, with a refreshed perspective, and re-greet old friends, Hafiz and Whitman, who were left behind in a hasty departure, your retreat is ended and now, a new re-treating of the soul, to match a newly refreshed body postscript: *where is shelter? why, within and without…both needed, in happy juxtaposition*…
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May 19, 2024
May 19, 2024 at 5:00 PM UTC
Banishment and Return to the Lovely Isle (2024)
Ecstatic in the sea breeze, a magnanimous moment of interloper pride ******* the day. Uncoil—my heart, my chin, my unglamorous abstinence enforced by fear. This is no lapse, but fury and fortitude forging me in the crucible of love. Yet again I am up against it— the stage of floating eyes and overcooked feelings pawing at my attention like squids in a pool. Ink and jelly in a room temperature soup swirling and sloshing under the authority of a rented room. By gods, this time I’ll make it work— plant leaves and blunderbusses leaning against teal paint, the sun really is on a fishhook. Stand apart from me then and judge the waters for what they are— a storm too small to surface in a sky too big to swallow. I’m sweating in it and the alarm clock is going off. *bleet    bleet       bleet* Too deep to turn back. Too tired to go on. This is where the end begins, in the middle of it with no ground at all.
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Sep 3, 2025
Sep 3, 2025 at 7:47 PM UTC
free fall
The moon shattered over the eastern sky Turned into a cloud burst Rain fall softly on a lifeless body Walking along the empty beach -Feeling -Thinking -Wondering Where has all the pain gone? The sacred solitude spread Under the dark clouded night Shimmering, in wet silver sands Of time - Deadly - Fascinating ‘If this is being dead, Then its welcome too’. Come, be within my empty feelings, Fill my empty soul, Come, sit besides me In my desert spaces And watch with me, the play of our loneliness Souls, fluttering on the clothesline Strung between the stars ‘Take one, if you need some change?’ One step after another Becomes effortless -When there is no place to go - When you are nothing else, but dead No desires to keep you alive; awake No sun, No moon, No shadow ******* your steps Sooner or later, every thing stills, lying etched upon past You know, living is easy Moments just pass In slow motion of Lightening flash backs Of memories littered, one the way; en-mass Foot prints left on silver sand Now, I remember Where all the pain has gone You know, being dead is easy too You just need lot of life, un-lived ______________________ Om Namah Shivaya
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Nov 27, 2010
Nov 27, 2010 at 7:53 AM UTC
You Need Lot of Life, To Be Dead
Confusing it is that taste between passion fruit or **** ant My mind is boggled which way this is leaning Your unsavory parts are being completely outweighed presently by a tangy **** yet sweet delivery It's just I always am bird-dogging but coming up with the wrong duck not noticing I've brought home the wooden decoy until I'm already sopping wet wearing stink of the marsh Why am I wired this way? Got to get out of this yard but the lessons are hard learned So I keep climbing the fence and now it's you on the other side Waggin' that **** tang! Lordy, the chase is on.
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Mar 19, 2016
Mar 19, 2016 at 11:41 AM UTC
Instinct Or Chain Link?
Occasionally one may feel fear's fast grip But let us not be governed by its restrictive embrace So the fear of death may not control our actions May the fear of living never penetrate our minds, And depart from whoever's in which it resides Let the fear of our temporary state scare us not Let the fear of the uncertainty of our tomorrow govern us not Rather, let it's constant ******* at our heel motivate us Motivate us to believe in the abilities we have, And to learn new ones as well Motivate us to reach heights inconceivable to those whose minds and hearts have not been freed Heights which only a man freed may attain A man freed of the darkness that inhabits everyone's soul Freed of the fear of the unknowable nature of our futures that consumes us all Embracing that fear so he can transcend death, And be remembered beyond the many years he will grace this earth Remembered for the heights he reached Remembered for the people he chose to lead up to join him Because he did not succumb to the malice of condescension But was a Sherpa to the uninitiated Giving these freed minds a new perspective That they may soar to unimagined places To which they will lead him and us in train Perpetuating the chain of incredible events Till we can finally reach our Elysian dreams Started, not by a people of untold knowledge and wealth, But by the one who decided to live without fear
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 12:43 AM UTC
The one without fear
My big sisters made every mistake in the book A big book I know because it was like a manuel that I received at birth Slid under our doorways They gave out copies They reprinted chapters They drew out maps They sketched out the details We flipped through the pages Turning each lesson ******* earing the good ones Like the time my sisters got so mad they kicked in the door Or the time my sister tried a creaky houses old pipes Leaning over "It won't flush" Swoosh a wave of water Or the lesson about heartbreak Reminding my brother Joel and I to look with our eyes closed But hearts open Because they said that's how you know the difference And don't settle down to quickly They whispered between hallways and bed sheets Because marriage is forever And people aren't gaurenteed My sisters authored pages and pages Roads leading to roads to new roads And the book grew older The book came out! This time celebrating parenting Remember to lock the front door Because that toddler with the wild red hair will try to Houdini escape everytime Or sometimes softer Remember that this life is yours And you are steered by your choices Said the sister with the bright blue Eyes And midnight colored hair And she said sometimes You will have to trade in your ballet slippers For bare feet Just so you can truly have your feet on the ground And listen said the other Sometimes resolving and letting go Is easier than holding onto tightly As she shows us her bruises. And be yourself Lael And don't try to hard Joel Because the boy with broken heart can't be fixed And the girls with the wild sides can't be tamed And make sure you both stand tall But not looking down Look straight ahead at the horizon Because we've already done it like that And the sun will always guide you back to blue skies. And I if it doesn't they said We sure as hell will.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 1:02 PM UTC
Hermana
My big sisters made every mistake in the book A big book I know because it was like a manuel that I received at birth Slid under our doorways They gave out copies They reprinted chapters They drew out maps They sketched out the details We flipped through the pages Turning each lesson ******* earing the good ones Like the time my sisters got so mad they kicked in the door Or the time my sister tried a creaky houses old pipes Leaning over "It won't flush" Swoosh a wave of water Or the lesson about heartbreak Reminding my brother Joel and I to look with our eyes closed But hearts open Because they said that's how you know the difference And don't settle down to quickly They whispered between hallways and bed sheets Because marriage is forever And people aren't gaurenteed My sisters authored pages and pages Roads leading to roads to new roads And the book grew older The book came out! This time celebrating parenting Remember to lock the front door Because that toddler with the wild red hair will try to Houdini escape everytime Or sometimes softer Remember that this life is yours And you are steered by your choices Said the sister with the bright blue Eyes And midnight colored hair And she said sometimes You will have to trade in your ballet slippers For bare feet Just so you can truly have your feet on the ground And listen said the other Sometimes resolving and letting go Is easier than holding onto tightly As she shows us her bruises. And be yourself Lael And don't try to hard Joel Because the boy with broken heart can't be fixed And the girls with the wild sides can't be tamed And make sure you both stand tall But not looking down Look straight ahead at the horizon Because we've already done it like that And the sun will always guide you back to blue skies. And I if it doesn't they said We sure as hell will.
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. And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .   ­ . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                        ­­                     ­­                                      — after Eliot .
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 5:51 PM UTC
The Love Song of S. Ormond Winfall
. And speaking to the western wind, In the sped and turning time of the revolving sky As a top unwinding like a dropped fable; He dreams of taking leave, unraveling the coil Upending his foil Of listless sights as daylight creeps one more tread And sweet belief breaks down once again: Days that are ******* like a sad hunt When the tracker is bent On tragic orchestrations that only lead to a duel . . . Undoing, Oh must it be, "Must we fit?" Let us know and get on with it. In his bed the women are only dreams Phantoms, iridescent sirens.   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .   ­ . Yes! I am not King Lir, nor could ever be; Am a child cast out, transfigured, remote Innocent, prey to the white flaming truth The growing down, that clothes my name Inconsequential, sheathed with shame, Polite, capricious, calamitous; Empty of all, it is unanimous Nor even the memory of ripeness Invisible, a drop in the pool. I am weary . . .  I am weary . . . I shall whisper to the newborns when I am old. Shall I build upon the strand?  Have swordplay with the sea? I shall tear my hair, mutter to the moon, bury my wounded knees I have heard the Selkies singing, sailing with the breeze. I do not think they will give their skin to me. I have known them gliding beyond the ninth wave. I still hear them sing so sweetly, weaving sorrows, on my back Carving the blue waters as the waves are turning black. We come and go in cycles with the moon, as tidal waves Seep and seethe, foam and heave, lone captains setting sail, In folly with a capsize brimming, before our boat has been bailed.                                                        ­­                     ­­                                      — after Eliot .
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