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"emphasized" poems
My ascent into adulthood was just that, an ascent. It has come slowly with little consistency and massive amounts of determination, stamina, and a reassuring trust in the universe. But the idea of adulthood has slipped its way into my expanding comfort zone with ease, which I think has come from the preparation I received throughout my childhood. The importance of perseverance and hard work in achieving anything at all was beyond emphasized in the parenting techniques of my immigrant mother and father. They sent the babies straight from their unemployed bellies into the best forms of higher education they could find because My achieving of adulthood was more of just a gradual shift in mentality and perspective that developed into my addiction to change and new experiences, distaste for dependence, and denial of my previous nostalgic tendencies. With more maturity also came a more logical understanding of the world around me. The more I understood the working ways of my surroundings, physical and psychological, the better I could feel my drive to achieve. The achievement I sought was not economic or career oriented in any aspect. It was based off of my ceaseless search for something new or for the rad or for the gnar or for swagger or for living a life that could inspire a minimum of 3 people including myself. The seed of this search was planted in me during my childhood by my five older siblings who all held within their bellies a fire of the same breed.
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 2:35 AM UTC
adulthood-start bad
I am in levels. Past levels. This deep, intrinsic wonderful lost, the lawlessness of its fascinating expenditure of excite. Pushing through the wild and feral snow-dusted plains and timber ridges. Like red-spotted dots breathing through the cylinders called the spine. This descends into a narrow channel of scantly clad greenish scenery in a time-soaked visionary wilderness of snow, Our crab legs dancing down wiry purple highways, our heads could not even look backwards if we had wanted. Furious, love-latitudes, stalking breaths thwacking fork-ended tongues into a pinkish knot buried into the first layer of organic membrane on this railway of miniature canals, showing. And their pride snuck into the elbows, shooting down each vertebrae as it stepped with great precision every ledge that the currency emphasized. The raw accumulation of stolen heart-beats rattling between the interstices of new fuel careering these red engines. Crashing with exquisite pleasure into one another.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 4:41 AM UTC
I am in levels. Past levels. this deep intrinsic wonderful lost, the lawlessness of its fascinating expenditure of excite.
I am an italicized remark, your spicy punctuation; I am your steamy satisfaction, your permanent vacation. A unique innuendo, a read between the lines; I am a story like no other as I lick between your thighs. from Cosmo, The New Yorker; A romantic gentleman lover. A sweet wine you taste-test and lick around my lips, I am a kiss you can't resist- a naked sweat, a seductive bliss. I am the palm that stings the skin, a ***** spank than burns within. I am a moaning, seeping ****** that rumbles with percussion. I am your emphasized description although no adjective does justice.
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Jul 21, 2010
Jul 21, 2010 at 8:08 AM UTC
A Read Between The Lines
1498 Glass was the Street—in tinsel Peril Tree and Traveller stood— Filled was the Air with merry venture Hearty with Boys the Road— Shot the lithe Sleds like shod vibrations Emphasized and gone It is the Past’s supreme italic Makes this Present mean—
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Glass was the Street—in tinsel Peril
I made a list of all our kisses, starting with just ‘kiss’ Which in the heat of passion was italicized like this: kiss, then emphasized in variations Kiss! and KISS and KISS Which even though ethereal somehow added to our bliss. And later in IM we found that we could really KISS! I mean in theory still, of course, for physically we missed The real touch of real lips and autres choses on that list. And there were funny graphics, I can’t reproduce them here, But you know the ones we used a lot, they all meant kisses there The hearton built with < and 3, which always made you smile And the asterisks and emoticons we used once in a while And let’s not forget those x’s which a net of crosses wove *** and xxxx, our ****** book of love. Soon added to our kisses came words like longingly, And tenderly, and lingeringly and gentle morningly Sometimes we gave it lots of tongue, but loving nibbles too Whenever I’d le pout or tears your lashes would bedew. These are the ones I can recall, probably there are more I’m sure you’re itching to remind me from your memory’s vast store And you can tell me all about them in some poetry well versed But my love, before you write it, you’ll just have to kiss me first.
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Mar 11, 2012
Mar 11, 2012 at 10:17 PM UTC
Internet ***
**I know… I know You don't have to say it twice I know… I know I see it now… I realize That I really need to quit being nice To quit being good to everyone, because some of these people don't care about anyone… But themselves They would never make a move to help anyone, unless by making that move they would also be helping themselves This realization of mine, is emphasized by the sharp pain caused by this blade that is lodged into the base of my spine Still with a slight limp and a wince, I move forward Stabbed in the back by a pathetic, selfish coward Story of my life Sorry, but my strife… Isn't with them It’s with me For allowing it That is how I came to this situation… And I am now in it So, I could either choose to be buried alive… which would leave me dead in the end Or dig my way out against the falling dirt, blatant truth against all that is pretentious… wage war against all who pretend I say to them, *“If I can afford to call myself out on my own faults and speak to me that which is true… I'll be ****** if from this day forward, I'm going to be lenient with you”* I'm done.**
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 2:30 AM UTC
No more Mr. Nice guy...
i know a place where there is no independence, Opinions are controlled,well as your "character reference". It is the place where structures are aero dynamic, Members Believing that it would fly at the time of panic The Social-Controller, political-hemophilia, Millions have joined, expanding the mafia. Polluted the minds of pioneers, --the low iQ'D, Wise Child inherit your thy truth have been sued The thoughts of your childhood was buried deep, Teachings of the interracial grows in this creed. It was emphasized, first time in my life, Discrimination was a wound stabbed by a Knife. I dont' believe, i can boldly state -- Man-made Cult hurted, roam from day to date. Creed merged State, Politics, and inner feelings, Was trespassed, influenced with imposed billings. How come, you tell me that you can't -- Soul search, and start what you want. It cuts my skin, when worse comes worst, I'll go for the love, not with the CURSE!
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 5:58 AM UTC
State of the Racial
the drummer boy’s existence is emphasized not during holidays or birthdays but rather onstage where he’s the true conductor of the band I see him as the heart of the band the lifeline which pumps strength and keeps the blood flowing because it is only through his heart and his beats when the strings know when to strum when the cords know when to sing when the keys know when to play whenever he’s onstage whenever the heart beats it is not only the song which lives but the band as well
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Aug 24, 2017
Aug 24, 2017 at 6:55 AM UTC
beats
Behind the youth room, sitting on the pavement, I think of past times. I sit quietly and submerse my mind in the memories… And I wonder, if I leave, will I ever come back and do this again? Feel the sweet nostalgia? Will I tell my kids about these memories? Will I tell them about the ones that haunt me as well? The ones I wish I could forget? I think I will. I wish my parents had emphasized on the horrific things those memories do to you. Weeds overrun Ashleigh’s and my old meeting place. Our drainage grate where we told secrets have been overtaken by bushes. “My chest hurts a lot today.” “And when I look back, I see you waving” -Grizzly Bear, Fix it
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 10:38 PM UTC
Written in my journal
In the frame time with mimes Circling around in rhyme Where the whispers are shouted And the misery is publicized In colorful banners all emphasized Take thy front foot to the left And they back foot gone to theft All here on the bitter mans salute All here on the fitter mans salute All here on the winning mans salute And in sticking finicky horse flies War torn and wishing they were never born Telling tales that now are screened as myths Where love is prophesized in the shape of gifts No man may enter and no woman may squeal We are all habits in finely packed eight dollar meals Shipped off and clipped off Like coupons were are richly scuffed So here lie the bitter mans salute So here lie the fitter mans salute So here lie the winning mans salute With the bid that went through by the government official Stating that all tax will be in the form of red wax Each child must pray to someone else so to obey Kidnapped minds that grind their kinds as thin as lines Non-sensical quotes that drift in the minds like long lost boats Skimming the surface of a service of true freedom Reaching millions with a smile with crossed fingers as long as miles And here lie the bitter mans salute And here lie the fitter mans salute And here lie the winning mans salute Our timing in the black market square Makes all who enter shiver and dare Know not who you hate only who you love Take a start toward the finishing line above Inside all of this lies no secret and no lie Your heart will be broken but do not cry Bright in the day but dark all around me now The farmers in the field work with no plow She's memorized by pity pain capturing her life Sharpening the ****** weapon a heart shaped knife Make your way down and See the bitter mans salute See the fitter mans salute See the winning mans salute
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Dec 21, 2011
Dec 21, 2011 at 3:21 PM UTC
Winning Salute
In the frame time with mimes Circling around in rhyme Where the whispers are shouted And the misery is publicized In colorful banners all emphasized Take thy front foot to the left And they back foot gone to theft All here on the bitter mans salute All here on the fitter mans salute All here on the winning mans salute And in sticking finicky horse flies War torn and wishing they were never born Telling tales that now are screened as myths Where love is prophesized in the shape of gifts No man may enter and no woman may squeal We are all habits in finely packed eight dollar meals Shipped off and clipped off Like coupons were are richly scuffed So here lie the bitter mans salute So here lie the fitter mans salute So here lie the winning mans salute With the bid that went through by the government official Stating that all tax will be in the form of red wax Each child must pray to someone else so to obey Kidnapped minds that grind their kinds as thin as lines Non-sensical quotes that drift in the minds like long lost boats Skimming the surface of a service of true freedom Reaching millions with a smile with crossed fingers as long as miles And here lie the bitter mans salute And here lie the fitter mans salute And here lie the winning mans salute Our timing in the black market square Makes all who enter shiver and dare Know not who you hate only who you love Take a start toward the finishing line above Inside all of this lies no secret and no lie Your heart will be broken but do not cry Bright in the day but dark all around me now The farmers in the field work with no plow She's memorized by pity pain capturing her life Sharpening the ****** weapon a heart shaped knife Make your way down and See the bitter mans salute See the fitter mans salute See the winning mans salute
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In the mornings I stayed in the blue, carpeted room. My Cello played the best friend, while I played upon its bare back. The halls sat silent there. The walls, bear aside from the occasional music note half sticky-tacked to the white cement, only emphasized my isolation. They hung yellowed from UV light, and their own forgotten presence. After the day slipped by, Through Stephen King book pages And colored comics, Through love notes scraped into wooden tables, And the ring of my own repose draped upon me by scrambled, and passing conversation I would make my way to the baseball field. 5’4” and nearing 200 pounds My ardor was never withheld even in the face of exclusion. I tried for the team But when the roster ruffled in the fading sun behind the bleachers I made myself a part of where I was not welcome. I loved the team Even as snide comments slithered Through the teeth of passing players, Even as the coach spat not a centimeter above the toe of my white, worn tennis shoes I came day in and day out If not to catch the practice ***** then the occasional smile of young girl—a pitying young girl, but a smile nonetheless. The life bodes loneliness, But to me it presents possibility. Never doubt the adequacy of introversion. The quiet mouth begets the much more boisterous mind.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 3:16 AM UTC
At Twelve Years of Age
with your imperfect edges you are perfect enough to be filled in you may be cracked you may be broken, even but what matters is you know how to put yourself back together with gold called self-love you see, you're holding yourself up and you can see your old crack marks emphasized from the gold but that only adds to your life story of how you became whole again many people think brokenness is destruction but it's an art when you realize you can fix yourself you know you're unbreakable within so just be and stay you
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 10:52 AM UTC
kintsukuroi (the golden repair)
The ink was dry as sand, It was there where I left it, My pen, covered with dust, It didn't write, For a long span of time, That time, was rough. It showed the harshness of life, Taught me how An honest heart can't speak, But the masked face should, Something emphasized as maturity. How lying and deception is the new smart, A World, where love is an alibi for a night of pleasure or a kiss, an appetizer. A friend an advantage, Or a parent, a bank. It took time to sum it up all, Cried at the empty nights, For a hint to solve, But I understood one thing, Its not worth a try. Time and the world, have the rules, that They will make you abide by.....
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Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 9:46 PM UTC
Time
The trees overlapped overhead creating a warm cloister. Harvey's car cooed past the vibrant green and sputter-stopped at the plastic, fishhead mailbox. He drove up the grey gravel drive, hopped out of his car and with eager stride headed toward the door of the widow Prine. "Hello, Harvey," Mrs. Prine greeted from behind the screen in her always-sugary-hushed tone. "Hey, Mrs--I mean hello, Margaret." "Haha, you remembered this time. C'mon in, sweetie." Harvey's steps matched gentle creaks in wooden floor. Pictures of Mrs. Prine's three children lined the walls. "That's Mattie, Cindy's baby. My first grandbaby," Mrs. Prine beamed. "She's a cutie." "Well thank you," Mrs. Prine picked up some magazines lying on the couch, "feel free to sit here. Can I get you something to drink? Some wine, maybe? It's a red." "Sure, sure. Sounds good." Mrs. Prine stepped into the kitchen, as the evening news played at a barely audible volume. "Oh Lord. I forgot to put the wine in the fridge, Harvey." "That's okay, Mrs. Prine. I can--" "Margaret." "Margaret, I can drink it warm." "How about some ice cubes?" "That works too." Mrs. Prine's husband died driving an 18-wheeler, six-miles outside of Dallas two or three years ago. One of the few times a sedan won a war against a big engine. Her cheek bones jutted sharply from her face, deep crimson lipstick and light eyeshadow emphasized her few deep wrinkles, as if she wore them with pride. They sat sipping lukewarm red wine, saying nearly nothing-- touching only during commercial breaks. When the news ended, Mrs. Prine grabbed Harvey's hand, led him to the bedroom, filled with pictures of her and her husband. The love they made-- textbook in its precision, light in its passion-- finished chapter, Harvey reached for his cigarettes. "Sweetie, please don't smoke in here." "Oh, I'm sorry, Margaret." Harvey stared at her old life's relics, wrapped his arm around her, pulled her naked flesh against his, a summer breeze crawled through open window, and Harvey said, "So, tell me more about your husband." Mrs. Prine smiled, brushed her hair out of her eyes, and with a retrospective sigh, she began.
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May 19, 2011
May 19, 2011 at 5:31 PM UTC
The Widow Prine (Pt. I)
The trees overlapped overhead creating a warm cloister. Harvey's car cooed past the vibrant green and sputter-stopped at the plastic, fishhead mailbox. He drove up the grey gravel drive, hopped out of his car and with eager stride headed toward the door of the widow Prine. "Hello, Harvey," Mrs. Prine greeted from behind the screen in her always-sugary-hushed tone. "Hey, Mrs--I mean hello, Margaret." "Haha, you remembered this time. C'mon in, sweetie." Harvey's steps matched gentle creaks in wooden floor. Pictures of Mrs. Prine's three children lined the walls. "That's Mattie, Cindy's baby. My first grandbaby," Mrs. Prine beamed. "She's a cutie." "Well thank you," Mrs. Prine picked up some magazines lying on the couch, "feel free to sit here. Can I get you something to drink? Some wine, maybe? It's a red." "Sure, sure. Sounds good." Mrs. Prine stepped into the kitchen, as the evening news played at a barely audible volume. "Oh Lord. I forgot to put the wine in the fridge, Harvey." "That's okay, Mrs. Prine. I can--" "Margaret." "Margaret, I can drink it warm." "How about some ice cubes?" "That works too." Mrs. Prine's husband died driving an 18-wheeler, six-miles outside of Dallas two or three years ago. One of the few times a sedan won a war against a big engine. Her cheek bones jutted sharply from her face, deep crimson lipstick and light eyeshadow emphasized her few deep wrinkles, as if she wore them with pride. They sat sipping lukewarm red wine, saying nearly nothing-- touching only during commercial breaks. When the news ended, Mrs. Prine grabbed Harvey's hand, led him to the bedroom, filled with pictures of her and her husband. The love they made-- textbook in its precision, light in its passion-- finished chapter, Harvey reached for his cigarettes. "Sweetie, please don't smoke in here." "Oh, I'm sorry, Margaret." Harvey stared at her old life's relics, wrapped his arm around her, pulled her naked flesh against his, a summer breeze crawled through open window, and Harvey said, "So, tell me more about your husband." Mrs. Prine smiled, brushed her hair out of her eyes, and with a retrospective sigh, she began.
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there’s something incredibly annoying about it all, this urge to be better than good enough, the columns of highlighted plans, battle strategies for a eclipse that’s unlikely to happen, picturesque visions of murky scenery; as if we’ll be here in a century or as if it will matter what lips skin eyes we had or the number we got on a test in junior year. it’s all sinking by so fast and you and i both spend the better of it worrying our insides raw and closing our eyes, preparing for the final blow – as if that hasn’t already whistled by with the christmases. they tell us to get our numbers up, they yell to have fragile figures and stand out be different, as if that’s even tangible now in this phoenix cycle where 98 percent is the new 2 percent and different is the norm so to be different would be to be the norm and all we can do is shrug our hearts up to meet their pleas. but it’s so so hard in a world where everything wrong and wicked is romanticized by screens and statistics are emphasized by angry mustachioed men from behind beautiful architecture and our skeletons groan under the weight of it all, as if as if. you and i are stuck in this fork between dusted roads and they know it, they say they were there, but how is anything the same three decades later when it’s added to this spider web of standards? so we are lost until the new sands come and when they do we will already be in the next desert over, spinning in the next yellow kaleidoscope until the day we mix with the sand ourselves; and do you see what i mean: numbers and pictures and this is our life.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 10:12 PM UTC
I’LL BET EVERY TEENAGE GIRL WRITES ABOUT FEELING LOST: OR, A PARAGRAPH OF LAMENTATION THAT HAS ALREADY PREVIOUSLY BEEN LAMENTED
there’s something incredibly annoying about it all, this urge to be better than good enough, the columns of highlighted plans, battle strategies for a eclipse that’s unlikely to happen, picturesque visions of murky scenery; as if we’ll be here in a century or as if it will matter what lips skin eyes we had or the number we got on a test in junior year. it’s all sinking by so fast and you and i both spend the better of it worrying our insides raw and closing our eyes, preparing for the final blow – as if that hasn’t already whistled by with the christmases. they tell us to get our numbers up, they yell to have fragile figures and stand out be different, as if that’s even tangible now in this phoenix cycle where 98 percent is the new 2 percent and different is the norm so to be different would be to be the norm and all we can do is shrug our hearts up to meet their pleas. but it’s so so hard in a world where everything wrong and wicked is romanticized by screens and statistics are emphasized by angry mustachioed men from behind beautiful architecture and our skeletons groan under the weight of it all, as if as if. you and i are stuck in this fork between dusted roads and they know it, they say they were there, but how is anything the same three decades later when it’s added to this spider web of standards? so we are lost until the new sands come and when they do we will already be in the next desert over, spinning in the next yellow kaleidoscope until the day we mix with the sand ourselves; and do you see what i mean: numbers and pictures and this is our life.
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I looked between the sheets to see if I could see your feet Something that once was there; disappeared Couldn't even find a single hair; For proof you were there Must have vanished in mid-air Amongst the others who were just as fair But managed to lay their head in another home Who laid comfortably beside others bones For proof you were scared Now there's a lie wrapped around your finger Married to another but your feeling still linger; Your smile still flickers as I look in the mirror Where I used to grab your hips in sensual bliss For proof you loved, then lied, then sailed another ship... Your ship missed port and now your bagging for more But how can I love when I'm ripped up and torn; Although, these open doors give me sight of fool's paradise; these legs don't move after you taken them as your prize Even when you left I still saw me on you For proof that my mind is delusional too Cause all this drama is emphasized by me Crafted by a simple mind and vocalized by a feign
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
Left Alone with my Mind (For Proof)
In the group that I come from, where philosophers comprise. Virtue, ethics and values they wrestle or oblige. One thing is missing and thats the truth in definition. From where philia itself is all about friendship. Friends in wisdom, hey..it might just be empathy. Compassion hey, its truly a victory. Whether Sophia or Nikea, it shouldn't really matter. Put them together and the robes will never tatter. Lest apart, were back to the start where this cute mythology loses its heart. Yo, The Gods and Goddesses are just virtues. Principles of importance marked as divine. Personified and glorified to keep the spirit alive, thats just how they emphasized. Thats just how they empathized.
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Dec 6, 2021
Dec 6, 2021 at 3:00 AM UTC
Lesser Known Wisdom
This muscle which I speak Often spoke but never emphasized This muscle than often throbs aches often Impatiently selfish Only thinking of itself This steady throb Aches on and on Afraid to sleep in fear of missing the next moment Realizing that reality is much better than the next This muscle which I speak Often spoke but never emphasized A quiet calm that screams loudly Unheard because of fear Being seen as vivid This bright color that laughs in color Not afraid to be itself This muscle which I speak. Continuously patient Waiting to be seen Waiting to be heard Waiting to be felt This muscle which I speak The presence of fascination Otherwise near Fast paced Beating This urgent vulnerability Being needed Being felt From where does this muscle begin to beat it's fastest The answer is quite simple This muscle which I speak Often spoke but never emphasized Beats it's fastest around you
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 3:20 PM UTC
Love At First Beat
navigating the linoleum tile barefoot and gripping the floor to feel the sand in my toes; the sand you told me would be here. the fluorescent lights didn't warm me like the sun that tanned your skin but rather emphasized the lack of life I radiate. I feel the ocean waves of paperwork flood my spot here on the beach where I sit next to you. I watch you tackle and surf each wave with breeze while I drown in the tides. my fear overcompensates me and I stay on the edge of the beach while you swim in a deep blue abyss light years away from me. the sharks ride under your board but you dodge their bite, the bite that keeps me from stepping out into the ocean. and from miles away, I see the sun set over the ocean you've made your home, and from my place on the shore, I can see the waves calm down for this moment. this moment where I no longer long to be a fish in your oceanic tank, but rather the salty sea breeze that lingers in the air even after the waves have fallen.
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 2:29 AM UTC
"another day in paradise" part 1
Did you notice me standing on the sidewalk a little ways from the both of you? I don't know if it was a dream but I remember slicing a part of my arm to let my crimson blood drip onto the ground to mix with precipitation and flow into the sewers to feel something, to feel confirmation that it was only a dream. I felt the pain, saw the blood and still you were there, intertwined around her like ribbon around a gift. I think of the times when you showed up right outside my door, looking desperate and deprived, and I still catered to your every need even though a little voice in my head screamed STOP HE'S USING YOU as it cut into my nerves and shook my conscience. Yet I broke all the rules for you, committing modern day badass-ery. And even now I question you on whether you would break your clock and volunteer time you didn't have for me. You wouldn't, I think, you didn't even speak to me and you answer awkwardly, like snakes were choking you and constricting your windpipe and as if acid were burning your larynx to the point of muting you when I did. I stopped questioning you and let you be for a very long while even though the little voice protested that I should think for myself. You seeing me started becoming a privilege because you only showed up once in a while to lock lips and embrace me. I don't remember a single day where all we did was just get ice-creams and chill somewhere with the company of only each other. I was used and boy is it emphasized as you stand a little ways from me, wrapped around her. I see you kissing her like how you kissed me, putting your arms around her like how you did me. But will she ever know how the love I had for you engulfed you in a dark shadow, stretching to the galaxies beyond and appealing to the moon for it's blessing? I knew, from that moment on, that loving you is mistake I will never make again. Even if I'm breaking down at 2 am suppers, consuming yogurt by the tub and pulling all of my hair out because of that one kiss I saw you share with someone I trusted, I will never tear my heart in two ever again just to share a piece with you for I know you won't care for it. Don't burn me with the memories we had since I have set them on fire the moment I saw you and her. But I don't have the strength to keep myself standing upright as I stand a little ways from you wrapped around her, and I crumble to the ground, shattering into ash... (lunarlullubies)
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 3:50 AM UTC
a little ways
Did you notice me standing on the sidewalk a little ways from the both of you? I don't know if it was a dream but I remember slicing a part of my arm to let my crimson blood drip onto the ground to mix with precipitation and flow into the sewers to feel something, to feel confirmation that it was only a dream. I felt the pain, saw the blood and still you were there, intertwined around her like ribbon around a gift. I think of the times when you showed up right outside my door, looking desperate and deprived, and I still catered to your every need even though a little voice in my head screamed STOP HE'S USING YOU as it cut into my nerves and shook my conscience. Yet I broke all the rules for you, committing modern day badass-ery. And even now I question you on whether you would break your clock and volunteer time you didn't have for me. You wouldn't, I think, you didn't even speak to me and you answer awkwardly, like snakes were choking you and constricting your windpipe and as if acid were burning your larynx to the point of muting you when I did. I stopped questioning you and let you be for a very long while even though the little voice protested that I should think for myself. You seeing me started becoming a privilege because you only showed up once in a while to lock lips and embrace me. I don't remember a single day where all we did was just get ice-creams and chill somewhere with the company of only each other. I was used and boy is it emphasized as you stand a little ways from me, wrapped around her. I see you kissing her like how you kissed me, putting your arms around her like how you did me. But will she ever know how the love I had for you engulfed you in a dark shadow, stretching to the galaxies beyond and appealing to the moon for it's blessing? I knew, from that moment on, that loving you is mistake I will never make again. Even if I'm breaking down at 2 am suppers, consuming yogurt by the tub and pulling all of my hair out because of that one kiss I saw you share with someone I trusted, I will never tear my heart in two ever again just to share a piece with you for I know you won't care for it. Don't burn me with the memories we had since I have set them on fire the moment I saw you and her. But I don't have the strength to keep myself standing upright as I stand a little ways from you wrapped around her, and I crumble to the ground, shattering into ash... (lunarlullubies)
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... ||| ... It matters not, if we're young or old fair-skinned, or colored rich or poor...smiling or pouting our lives...our days are never easy we either worsen, or lessen our load each time we make up our minds, through the choices we make   ::: in the midst of our daily grind fashion statements take a big part with nuances that define our style, ease and comfort are emphasized choices range from loud or vibrant to subdued, or not too obvious  colors... ::: that morning, we did tiptoes...and diagonal stretches leaps.....kicks....slower wu shu, and other  movements....we hopped with a turn...and then back on the ground, the world didn't reel...not at all dizzy no aches from lower extremities arches  were just fine feet were still feeling light... ::: i am cool, i am hip i walk with dapper steps in pants, skirt or dress i move with ease very comfortable with low cut ::: most of all, i have no qualms if i would be standing up to my last step or, if i would be led to an early fall i feel confident when wearing my yellow converse sneakers. ::: it could be a pair of converse or ordinary sneakers a size larger, or just right as long as we feel a calm content no pricking on the mind and chest because, we hurt no one we do what is right for the good of all in making choices in life, shoes, or otherwise let's do what won't make us reel, or fall down let there be balance...in heart and mind let us be steadfast as we stand on the ground. Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan September 4, 2017
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 8:59 PM UTC
Grounded
... ||| ... It matters not, if we're young or old fair-skinned, or colored rich or poor...smiling or pouting our lives...our days are never easy we either worsen, or lessen our load each time we make up our minds, through the choices we make   ::: in the midst of our daily grind fashion statements take a big part with nuances that define our style, ease and comfort are emphasized choices range from loud or vibrant to subdued, or not too obvious  colors... ::: that morning, we did tiptoes...and diagonal stretches leaps.....kicks....slower wu shu, and other  movements....we hopped with a turn...and then back on the ground, the world didn't reel...not at all dizzy no aches from lower extremities arches  were just fine feet were still feeling light... ::: i am cool, i am hip i walk with dapper steps in pants, skirt or dress i move with ease very comfortable with low cut ::: most of all, i have no qualms if i would be standing up to my last step or, if i would be led to an early fall i feel confident when wearing my yellow converse sneakers. ::: it could be a pair of converse or ordinary sneakers a size larger, or just right as long as we feel a calm content no pricking on the mind and chest because, we hurt no one we do what is right for the good of all in making choices in life, shoes, or otherwise let's do what won't make us reel, or fall down let there be balance...in heart and mind let us be steadfast as we stand on the ground. Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan September 4, 2017
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management and what YOU do with it you'll noticed, i emphasized YOU carve my likeness out of marble cast it off shore, covered in barbed wire and with cinderblocks attached by means of a rope, let it sink weighed down but unanchored and unsettled and disassociated and disappointed and concerned and confused and most of all but at last mention, alas the sickness that i can never seem to rid my orifices of static usually but for now frozen in endless motion dead at first glance
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 7:00 PM UTC
one for poison ivy, another for symptoms