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Fatima Latima I had wished I had no gift of sight That the worst I could endure is hear you speak And not snapshot the footfall of your gradation You may not be a thief Nor **** daughter of the dayspring But definitely my heart you stole I speak of the daughter of Arabia Aesthetically, she rocks The queen of the pilgrim sands And aeonian desert stones Beyond the hijab Artistically knead with consummate craft Like the relics of Mecca Blest by the prophet’s bones The blessed I see torches Beaming with intelligence Within those mascaras Exquisitely trimmed and vibrant A lulu class botany She fixes a searching gaze As she saunters close And the stride and tread Beats a drum entrancing Soothed in her solacing spell I give in, to her lullaby She halts her perambulation Stands magniloquent and stupefy Like some pop diva magazine pose Or Victorian secret shot A tactical derangement of her gluteals As she rests her palm in its cleft I feel contractions, my dartos muscles The blew of summertime Gently beats her exceptional form Her belt submerge her thigh crevice Cleft by the sundered rift of fleshy fat Built by the dainties and delicacies Seasoned by the finest Arabian chef As her silken dress slithers and gowns Under the breeze bulging and blooming Like a rose blossom or sunflower fore As she bends down To assuage the burlesque The sun specula lilts her sensational Her smile apologetic bids me stillness I am caught staring Guzzling down her scent and Feasting on empty imaginations Of What If that accentuate the mind and Speed a hormone And I pray I sin no more Next time we meet and I see her again For I am but a writer Learning to use my pen and paper And hope you but forgive My linguistic impotence When I make my confession Employing too plain a language When I say thus; Her smile is classical Her walk magical Her beauty celestial Her stride sensational Her religion ethical Her character spotless And that leaves me breathless And forgive if I step on broken toe And try speak of the unspoken Her ****** is sacred Her being a type that dresses up In the milliards of brutes dressing down And shamelessly style it fashion I must see a priest One confession I ought to utter And even vociferate abroad For once I had fallen in love With an Arabian Beautie A ****** of Mecca.
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Jun 18, 2012
Jun 18, 2012 at 9:12 AM UTC
Fatima Latima
Fatima Latima I had wished I had no gift of sight That the worst I could endure is hear you speak And not snapshot the footfall of your gradation You may not be a thief Nor **** daughter of the dayspring But definitely my heart you stole I speak of the daughter of Arabia Aesthetically, she rocks The queen of the pilgrim sands And aeonian desert stones Beyond the hijab Artistically knead with consummate craft Like the relics of Mecca Blest by the prophet’s bones The blessed I see torches Beaming with intelligence Within those mascaras Exquisitely trimmed and vibrant A lulu class botany She fixes a searching gaze As she saunters close And the stride and tread Beats a drum entrancing Soothed in her solacing spell I give in, to her lullaby She halts her perambulation Stands magniloquent and stupefy Like some pop diva magazine pose Or Victorian secret shot A tactical derangement of her gluteals As she rests her palm in its cleft I feel contractions, my dartos muscles The blew of summertime Gently beats her exceptional form Her belt submerge her thigh crevice Cleft by the sundered rift of fleshy fat Built by the dainties and delicacies Seasoned by the finest Arabian chef As her silken dress slithers and gowns Under the breeze bulging and blooming Like a rose blossom or sunflower fore As she bends down To assuage the burlesque The sun specula lilts her sensational Her smile apologetic bids me stillness I am caught staring Guzzling down her scent and Feasting on empty imaginations Of What If that accentuate the mind and Speed a hormone And I pray I sin no more Next time we meet and I see her again For I am but a writer Learning to use my pen and paper And hope you but forgive My linguistic impotence When I make my confession Employing too plain a language When I say thus; Her smile is classical Her walk magical Her beauty celestial Her stride sensational Her religion ethical Her character spotless And that leaves me breathless And forgive if I step on broken toe And try speak of the unspoken Her ****** is sacred Her being a type that dresses up In the milliards of brutes dressing down And shamelessly style it fashion I must see a priest One confession I ought to utter And even vociferate abroad For once I had fallen in love With an Arabian Beautie A ****** of Mecca.
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oh right...     back in h'america it's called patriotism - but 'ere, over, Here - it's called nationalism... back on the old continent where and when all politics is far-right mantra and then you have your Victoria and Abdul - love the curry... but like the **** said... i'd prefer the aura and sauna of the... don't get me wrong: i love the food... but watching the Indian caste system?    of Indians employing slaves to build their upper-middle-class homes? more tanned? oh, you mean the Sri Lankan or the Bangladeshi poor ******** sorry... i thought all slave owners were white...       no?               oh...                                  alright... **** you then! because? next time you ask... i'll do what the Nazis did to the ******** i'll twist the star of David sideways... exposing the prayer mat and an opened book... and, as far as i am concerned, Islam is equivalent to the bubonic plague... now...    compare the geographic literature and spot the quarantine areas on a map that constitutes Europe. i'd rather die... than fiddle with a phallus for a taste of the Arabian quasi harem orchestra of... absolute... ********   Arabian women? fat hands... their hands are too fat...      they have to inter-breed to get rid of their         farmers' market of fudge fingers and knuckles... Arabian women expose what is the most **** aspect of a woman's body... their hands... Arab women have pork chops for fingers... and i'm not even sorry making this observation...     fatty extensions that you wish could at least succumb to the esteem of a pork head terrine. Arab women can wear their niqab, or whatever the hell they wear... one problem... FAT..... HANDS... FAT.... FINGERS... hell, hide them... these women are worth half the erection's worth in the *********** market of feminine hands... Arab women are no possessed with geisha hands... porcelain architecture... they're not tender... slight, polite... the hands of Arab women are the hands of European women... who have a legitimate sway on arable land, that is fertile with either potatoes or cabbage; well... fat fingers eager to harvest ginger (roots) - what can i say... no matter the diamond, or the European ***** the hand is still looking readily available to milk a ******* camel.
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Sep 2, 2018
Sep 2, 2018 at 8:32 PM UTC
karma
oh right...     back in h'america it's called patriotism - but 'ere, over, Here - it's called nationalism... back on the old continent where and when all politics is far-right mantra and then you have your Victoria and Abdul - love the curry... but like the **** said... i'd prefer the aura and sauna of the... don't get me wrong: i love the food... but watching the Indian caste system?    of Indians employing slaves to build their upper-middle-class homes? more tanned? oh, you mean the Sri Lankan or the Bangladeshi poor ******** sorry... i thought all slave owners were white...       no?               oh...                                  alright... **** you then! because? next time you ask... i'll do what the Nazis did to the ******** i'll twist the star of David sideways... exposing the prayer mat and an opened book... and, as far as i am concerned, Islam is equivalent to the bubonic plague... now...    compare the geographic literature and spot the quarantine areas on a map that constitutes Europe. i'd rather die... than fiddle with a phallus for a taste of the Arabian quasi harem orchestra of... absolute... ********   Arabian women? fat hands... their hands are too fat...      they have to inter-breed to get rid of their         farmers' market of fudge fingers and knuckles... Arabian women expose what is the most **** aspect of a woman's body... their hands... Arab women have pork chops for fingers... and i'm not even sorry making this observation...     fatty extensions that you wish could at least succumb to the esteem of a pork head terrine. Arab women can wear their niqab, or whatever the hell they wear... one problem... FAT..... HANDS... FAT.... FINGERS... hell, hide them... these women are worth half the erection's worth in the *********** market of feminine hands... Arab women are no possessed with geisha hands... porcelain architecture... they're not tender... slight, polite... the hands of Arab women are the hands of European women... who have a legitimate sway on arable land, that is fertile with either potatoes or cabbage; well... fat fingers eager to harvest ginger (roots) - what can i say... no matter the diamond, or the European ***** the hand is still looking readily available to milk a ******* camel.
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First, Thank you for this poetry, precious intellect. For employing each muse, under no objection-- Working hard so that the words in my head can sing their celebrations As if without effort, And take their leave in abstract Unity. Second, Thank you for my pain, you lying ************ Every time I fall under the spell of night silence, Unencumbered by those solemn realities, Somehow, still, I long to be bound in the ribbons of mental garrulousness. Because **** It'd sure be hard to write without any words-- Without the consequences of this troubled mind. So, it looks like you’ve found a convincing way to pitch the worth of suffering. And Darlin’, I suppose that I'll be the buyer of your generic brand of heartache-- Never cared for that top-shelf quick n’ done despair anyway. I must just have a pallet for lingering bitterness. Third, Thank you for this herb, mother nature. For the improvisational song that it sings in my veins, Tuning out prosaicism’s drone. For the rocking motion of my psyche That starts when the rapid and the slow converge, And the configuration of the fourth dimension warbles me to sleep In a chorus of veins— Conveying each of life’s cadences, All in vain Of what I myself Ordain.
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Feb 17, 2012
Feb 17, 2012 at 11:33 AM UTC
A List of Thanks
The Physics of Love: The Equivalency Fallacy the poet places his Sunday porcelain coffee mug   upon his bare chest, purposed to heat the heart to a higher degree, equal to hers, next door, three feet away, in their communal bed two identical alarm clocks, one on each nightstand, confirms the degree differential, for far beyond time-telling, it informs on me, providing the room temperature, and her side of the bed, 5 degrees warmer the collegial scientists posit theoretical excuses, the rooms wind currents, proximity to the A/C, body mass, all refuted after visual and mechanical inspection, all indelible proofs of the Equivalency Fallacy despite the visual evidence abounding all around, despite the surrounding starlike quantity of busted, love songs, poems and the other artistic churn, depicting the principle, one requires love physics to validate the living principle for the living, that love is rarely identical in quantitative quality, typology, representation and manifestations measurable each greets the other with morning declarations of mutuality, trying to find those hundred different ways to love her/him today, employing imaginative artifice to proof the impossibility, that in every aspect your living love ability is precious capital precision equal and ha! each love is the greater... you knew this? then you knew, his coffee spills (intentionally?) and the Fighting Fallacy rules, every thing is fair in love and war, for they too, are identical and equal, in so many ways, but never quantifiable exactly 8:33am, 73 degrees, on my side 11/12/17
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 8:45 AM UTC
The Physics of Love: The Equivalency Fallacy
The Physics of Love: The Equivalency Fallacy the poet places his Sunday porcelain coffee mug   upon his bare chest, purposed to heat the heart to a higher degree, equal to hers, next door, three feet away, in their communal bed two identical alarm clocks, one on each nightstand, confirms the degree differential, for far beyond time-telling, it informs on me, providing the room temperature, and her side of the bed, 5 degrees warmer the collegial scientists posit theoretical excuses, the rooms wind currents, proximity to the A/C, body mass, all refuted after visual and mechanical inspection, all indelible proofs of the Equivalency Fallacy despite the visual evidence abounding all around, despite the surrounding starlike quantity of busted, love songs, poems and the other artistic churn, depicting the principle, one requires love physics to validate the living principle for the living, that love is rarely identical in quantitative quality, typology, representation and manifestations measurable each greets the other with morning declarations of mutuality, trying to find those hundred different ways to love her/him today, employing imaginative artifice to proof the impossibility, that in every aspect your living love ability is precious capital precision equal and ha! each love is the greater... you knew this? then you knew, his coffee spills (intentionally?) and the Fighting Fallacy rules, every thing is fair in love and war, for they too, are identical and equal, in so many ways, but never quantifiable exactly 8:33am, 73 degrees, on my side 11/12/17
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Where’d you go boy - I’ve no way of knowing. Life without you’s, less fun, than as I was hoping, if you asked me, I’d have to say I’m coping, but there are definitely times, I feel less devoted. Hey, I’ve told you over and over and over again my friend that what I need, obviously, is seduction. Don't you understand what I'm trying to say? Can't you feel the need that I'm feeling today? We’re back in class now - it’s already getting stressful, and you know how quickly unwinding gets essential. I’ve gotten used to things I shouldn’t say, If I get desperate, there’ll be hell to pay. And I’ve told you over and over and over again my friend that what I need, almost immediately, is seduction. Take a beat boy, I don’t wanna to be unfair here, With any luck, you're already on a plane here. I can hardly wait, my blood is boiling, this is the last plea, I’ll be employing. I think you understand what I'm sayin’, and I think you know, that I’m not playin’ cause I’ve told you, over and over and over again my friend that what I need, immediately, is seduction.
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Sep 1, 2023
Sep 1, 2023 at 4:30 PM UTC
On the eve
Women Rising: Five Predictions for Women in the 2012 Workplace In Society 3.0, Dr. Wilen-Daugenti presents a compelling case for how women’s prospects in business are on the rise. Based on her research at Apollo Research Institute, she predicts that in 2012, women in the workplace will reach the following milestones: 1. More women will become leaders in the workplace. In 2012, 18 women will be running Fortune 500 companies—the highest number yet. This confirms a rising trend of women’s corporate leadership. The U.S. Government Accountability Office reported that in 2009, 40% of managers in the workforce were women. In 2010, women held 15.7% of board seats at Fortune 500 companies. 2. Women-owned firms will drive job creation and employment. Women business owners employ 35% more people than all the Fortune 500 companies combined. Women own 10.1 million U.S. firms, employing more than 13 million people and generating $1.9 trillion in sales as of 2008. 3. Women will obtain higher education in greater numbers. Women now earn more degrees than men, with graduates from all ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic groups racing past men in rates of completing programs of study. Women aged 25 to 34 are more likely to have a college degree and are more likely than men to go to graduate school. By 2012, women are expected to earn 60% of bachelor’s degrees, 63% of master’s degrees, and 54% of doctoral and professional degrees.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 6:14 PM UTC
Women On The Rise
I have observed brightly lit stores... window displays welcome with wide open arms. Kaleidoscope of colours, dancing to catchy music... adding on to the allure and charm. Droves of shoppers have identified this as their slice of heaven. Flagging retail therapy and finding their pocket of Eden. I have observed some laying down. Relaxing... unwinding... On patches of grass. They stare at the sky with much adoration, as wispy clouds float on by. These skygazers have chosen this to be their little slice of heaven. With the ground on their backs, grass between their toes and azure as their witness... this is their pocket of Eden. I have observed a couple of lovebirds, seated at a café... immersed deeply in conversation. In their own private universe, their own little bubble. Employing hugs and frequent pecks as punctuation. There's nowhere else they'd rather be. From their eyes I know, they've found their unique slice of heaven. In each other they've found their pocket of Eden. I have observed myself... I thought myself to be lost for the longest time. Seeking a place for the voice in my head that only spoke in rhyme. All is not lost when I finally found that place. My little slice of heaven. For almost a year ago today I decided on Hello Poetry as my pocket of Eden.
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 1:20 PM UTC
Pockets of Eden
I am not your accessory a statement piece to your spineless connections The thousandth image-oriented festivity That you thoughtlessly threw Due to the boredom of your own reflection I am not a string of pearly witty conversation that you casually bring up when you aren't capable of employing stimulation I am not a magenta lipstick you reach to cover up your mindnumbing gossip about the neighbors indecencies You try to duplicate me and slip your right, then your left foot into vintage leather Jimmy Choos Oh but your archless perception of life Doesn't quite fit your soul next to mine Empathy was never your strong suit Oh but a tailored cold charcoaled judgement suit--that fits just.right. Still you try to wear me, despite discrepancies And oh how you hate the way I mock your silhouette I clash with your champagne clings You try to bash me against silverware but I remain mute "Oh but if I can't make her an accessory, I shall make her an appendage!" Oh how Christian and courteous of you In the same way you asked your bridesmaid to step off the alter when she came out to you on that heavenly day You ask me to be your brothers appendage Oppressive and aloof Asking was always a waste of time for you You expect.
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 1:09 AM UTC
Sister-in-law
Merging the surges. Converging the urges. Surveying and delaying. A brutally soft touch. A swift tug. Scramble to the rug. Hop, twirl, stamp. Intrinsic epidemics. Employing harsh thoughts. Enjoying warm laughs. Instant confusion. Undeliberate actions. Sub-consciencely projected. Magnified emotions. Disrespectful conclusions. Foundations laid, entrusted. Irrigation failed, erupted. Defied by fate.
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Jan 22, 2012
Jan 22, 2012 at 8:34 AM UTC
Defiance
Red is blood and found in fire but it's also passion a burning desire. See Red isn't always so bad: those flowers in the light reminding of better days we've had. Petals may begin to fall with time and wear, but this happens to us all. Time also brings forth a spring the rain clearing and cleansing, repairing everything. I know things seem crazy and queer, but I promise your spring will come, and through it all I'm always here. You're afraid of what's real, and trying to cope as best you can, believe me, I understand how you feel Employing thorns as your defense, you damage your mind fighting for control as you force everyone to keep their distance. Just promise not to push me away when you throw everyone out; let me be the one to help you stay.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 12:33 AM UTC
He's like a Rose
Consanguinity: A Commissioned Poem (How Well Do You Know Me?) This request, from wolf spirit aka quinfinn, accidentally hit the spot of what was foremost on my mind. Cosanguinity:  A relationship by descent from a common ancestor; kinship (distinguished from affinity).  A close relationship or connection. Poetry, mine, yours, Ours, Invades my consciousness. We write poems on the same subject, Even the same title, But a few days apart. Insanity, Coincidence, or Consanguinity? Perhaps we are reading each other's stuff Too much. But that's crazy, Or Consanguinity? Yet, And yet, We see the same things So incredibly different. That is the answer. We see the same thing and I am Struck down. A billion sights. A billion words. Yet, the human computer, Sorts, collates, and generates A billion different writes In a similar spirit, Employing the same phraseology. All right. Alright. Malaysia. Minnesota. East Coast. West Coast. Geographical differences. Time differences. No difference. A billion differences. The stylistic differences enable, No, correction, Ennobles us to coexist, Value each other, Learn. Observable differences. But more interesting, More pleasurable, are the incredible, visible, signs of Consanguinity. Mere affinity? Kinship. A poem? Nah. But at 1:11am in my location, It's what's on my mind. Now that I know the meaning of Consanguinity.
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 1:21 AM UTC
Consanguinity: A Commissioned Poem
Life’s obstacles can only delay us from achieving our God-given purpose; instead of becoming frustrated, we should look to Christ and just focus on the underlying issues in prayer. Obstacles may perfect personal traits, like having peace by waiting on Him, so that our hearts are not deflated. They kick up dust, blinding our vision whereby, we must go back to Him again; When our eyes are focused on Christ, He lights our path and lessens our pain. Instead of worrying and becoming anxious, I’ve decided to cast my burdens on Christ, knowing that He earnestly cares for us; employing His principles, no real strife can ever deter us from personal victories. We’re blessed, from persevering our trials; for these too, will eventually leave us, lasting but a short, inconvenient while. . . . Author notes Inspired by: Psa 27:1, 119:2; Isa 41:13; 1 Pet 5:7; Jam 1:12; Prov 3:5-6 and "No matter how big or small the obstacles we face in our spiritual journey, as long as we keep our eyes on the Lord, we will reach our destiny that God has prepared for us beforehand to fulfill in this life, and hence inherit a mighty reward for it in the life to come. Keep your eyes in between the start and end of your faith on Jesus because He is the one who actually starts as the author and also ends as the finisher of your faith, He is able to keep you safe from the drowning of worry and unbelief by His supernatural power to stay afloat to reach your heavenly destination!" —Abraham Israel Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://amzn.to/1ffo9YZ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2016, All rights reserved.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 9:54 AM UTC
Poem: Obstacles in Life
Life’s obstacles can only delay us from achieving our God-given purpose; instead of becoming frustrated, we should look to Christ and just focus on the underlying issues in prayer. Obstacles may perfect personal traits, like having peace by waiting on Him, so that our hearts are not deflated. They kick up dust, blinding our vision whereby, we must go back to Him again; When our eyes are focused on Christ, He lights our path and lessens our pain. Instead of worrying and becoming anxious, I’ve decided to cast my burdens on Christ, knowing that He earnestly cares for us; employing His principles, no real strife can ever deter us from personal victories. We’re blessed, from persevering our trials; for these too, will eventually leave us, lasting but a short, inconvenient while. . . . Author notes Inspired by: Psa 27:1, 119:2; Isa 41:13; 1 Pet 5:7; Jam 1:12; Prov 3:5-6 and "No matter how big or small the obstacles we face in our spiritual journey, as long as we keep our eyes on the Lord, we will reach our destiny that God has prepared for us beforehand to fulfill in this life, and hence inherit a mighty reward for it in the life to come. Keep your eyes in between the start and end of your faith on Jesus because He is the one who actually starts as the author and also ends as the finisher of your faith, He is able to keep you safe from the drowning of worry and unbelief by His supernatural power to stay afloat to reach your heavenly destination!" —Abraham Israel Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://amzn.to/1ffo9YZ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2016, All rights reserved.
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I display my collection of skeletons openly on my wrist Only employing their usage if someone carelessly insists They jingle, jangle, clack My bleached bracelet of many bones Clattering and bumping into each other Waiting for a black corner to call home I wear my assemblage of dancing skeletons on my wrist Dangerous they are Besotted with madness   Sometimes I simply cannot resist Taking one, two or perhaps three and giving them a toss Calling secrets from their crafted tombs Time, deeds and scars Glittering jewels of a humans emotional wall So if you see me with bones around my wrist Cease your scheming despot take heed and desist Lest I take another one of these skeletons and give it a toss And watch your dreams descend into that they call The long walk. @ copyright Tammy M. Darby April 11, 2018.
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 8:43 PM UTC
Skeletons
early after-noon, she quizzes, “would I be ok with skinless boneless roasted chicken breast, with sautéed mushrooms for our dinner, ce soir?” so smile I, for it is a favored menu of pleasure, from one who has never presented us a meal that is less than perfect later, she shyly inquires, “would be ok if we to eat a little early, I have a salon, followed by an Argentine Tango dance milonga tonight and one starts early (and tango parties end typically the next  day? (no|si, me, don’t dance) of course, respondez in the affirmative, thus confirming our love with the consideration that veins out affection mutual and then I add: “instead of an hours food prep, which distracts you from the hour deeded for dressing for dancing  motivation proper, and add a little kick-her: *I love you so much, would happily consume your tuna fish salad sandwich, every night, for the rest of our lives together, it’s fast and simple, a dis-less-stressing concoction, that we both enjoy* she (s)miles a sweetened thanks, after numerous reassurances, that our love only grows stronger with acts of smart sensitivity to each others needs, no standard of care breached, au contraire, meant sincerely, earning me a secondary whiling smiling and this true story is a poem, has been writ a thousand times, in a million different tiny gestures, of which, I am proud she exhales a breath elongated, a release of an admixture of differing pleasures released, and goes into the night to dance in the arms of strangers, which concerns me not at all, after all, these  many years, aware she moves exquisitely in a dance that demands years of practice, for it requires intangible silent of the merest slight finger  pressures to guide the dancer what next steps are coy coming, and I have stolen this knot of knowledge, for mine own purposes, secretly & selfishly, employing these techniques, for most of the time we’ve been together this poem of tuna fish sandwiches, becomes a dance of words which is my specialty, which she will read in the morning l, maybe, if I send it to her, though obviously, that is unnecessary 😉 as she returns to our bed, me asleeping, she, exhaustingly satisfied, sleeeps deeper secured by the knowing that we, are both, the beneficiaries of: my learned dancing practices for such is the ways of the poet!
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Dec 14, 2024
Dec 14, 2024 at 10:39 AM UTC
of love and tuna salad sandwiches
early after-noon, she quizzes, “would I be ok with skinless boneless roasted chicken breast, with sautéed mushrooms for our dinner, ce soir?” so smile I, for it is a favored menu of pleasure, from one who has never presented us a meal that is less than perfect later, she shyly inquires, “would be ok if we to eat a little early, I have a salon, followed by an Argentine Tango dance milonga tonight and one starts early (and tango parties end typically the next  day? (no|si, me, don’t dance) of course, respondez in the affirmative, thus confirming our love with the consideration that veins out affection mutual and then I add: “instead of an hours food prep, which distracts you from the hour deeded for dressing for dancing  motivation proper, and add a little kick-her: *I love you so much, would happily consume your tuna fish salad sandwich, every night, for the rest of our lives together, it’s fast and simple, a dis-less-stressing concoction, that we both enjoy* she (s)miles a sweetened thanks, after numerous reassurances, that our love only grows stronger with acts of smart sensitivity to each others needs, no standard of care breached, au contraire, meant sincerely, earning me a secondary whiling smiling and this true story is a poem, has been writ a thousand times, in a million different tiny gestures, of which, I am proud she exhales a breath elongated, a release of an admixture of differing pleasures released, and goes into the night to dance in the arms of strangers, which concerns me not at all, after all, these  many years, aware she moves exquisitely in a dance that demands years of practice, for it requires intangible silent of the merest slight finger  pressures to guide the dancer what next steps are coy coming, and I have stolen this knot of knowledge, for mine own purposes, secretly & selfishly, employing these techniques, for most of the time we’ve been together this poem of tuna fish sandwiches, becomes a dance of words which is my specialty, which she will read in the morning l, maybe, if I send it to her, though obviously, that is unnecessary 😉 as she returns to our bed, me asleeping, she, exhaustingly satisfied, sleeeps deeper secured by the knowing that we, are both, the beneficiaries of: my learned dancing practices for such is the ways of the poet!
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For sustenance we trudge on Just to sustain This callus equilibrium of fragile crystals swaying in the wind, falling constantly Employing the cleverest techniques of fleeting upward momentum Short-lived displays of affection bleeding the small offering received at birth endlessly replayed to our children's eyes Despondent indentured servants scribbling through skin and tendons Just to feed their families the rice they can no longer grow And sending these fairy tales to the rosy-cheeked offspring of their oppressor's store bought dreams To keep the oppression alive . To operate at peak efficiency. To transfer honest muscle through wire mesh. And fatten. And enfeeble Enforce the prerequisites to match the scale's testimony. Testify! Oh, Lord. We thank you for this meal stolen from our inferiors. Please Please Please. We demand pleasure. IT IS REQUIRED. For if we feel sadness, then we have failed. And we'll lay down what we don't have space in our engorged bellies for. It will be placed, with all due honors, to our greatest shrine. Where we are honest with our real Mother. Where the proud, twicely worn, footwear of our warrior-spiritless cows rests Where erections limp as collapsed towers, respected by false jihads, sleep. Where dream's plastic refusal composts never; nourishing nothing. Where potential is pure impotence. The bed we all share.
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 9:23 PM UTC
Valkyrie Vapidity
My happiness comes from me ask my friends and the world around me blossoming in a spark of crimsony red moon glow on forethought walks through the shivering lenses of percept that trickle down our backs as we enlighten ourselves with all that is in between and unseen. It is as if our aged limbs were caressed into a symphony of leverages and their shapes. We cannot be cadavers. We are arms of cheer and picture jasper, adolescent googled-eyes gathers with virile fixations on our partners as we prey on the map lines subtly employing our eyes as we dart across each dimple, pimple, freckle, and gently worn rash lines. These are the dogs of our incessant barking. Idling for sincerity, as actors swiftly press Winter into us while our limbless diction presents our inadequacy Rd upon our ugly and I'll-tempered neighborly-things. Aliens of the afternoon, first floor agony and karmas standard for living in a reduced climate One. Wearing down the hooves, undulates from Pepperdine mark trails with breaking breads and twigs and bones. Undulates from another world, behoofed and bemoved, curdling their sappy reselling a of drat and unkindly remarks. And we have begun to wonder when evolution will kick-in. When will the military come for them at the doors and vacate is all from our nontoxic lie-shrouded apartment complexes, condos, and cabins. Slaughter numbers of letters and integers right out in the street; loonies in the town square and the moose are crying.
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Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 9:52 PM UTC
Weighing Us Down, Down In The Weather
a message sent to me: “I know you, Marrano, secret Jew of my heart, weakened by words and strengthened thereby...stout man of words”^ a stranger invasion - his technology, a new combine of words, percentage of perception high, a ferreting scraping of tissue, an abrasion of spoiler alerts that are not hidden but now summoned, despite being unbidden early on a Sabbath morn and at this, my haunted hours, this secret Jew, wanders unexplored yet familiar routes of his well traveled innards, pondering this sweet Shylock Accusation, nay, this confessional truth, but more, the nut of his essence that ‘tis his conviction, his twisted sentencing, the exact lived-level of a hellish Dante verse that shreds the escape of sleep, that is home “weakened by words and strengthened thereby” words forced to the fore, peremptorily summoned, this inconsistency so constant, his battle, where neither victory, loss or truce, are resolutions legitimate, contradictory poems are the tension production of this high wire act of the man, a performance best assessed as one of always slipping, more near-falling failing than cross walking, employing his word emissions as a balancing pole, and balancing is a sometime thing I am not an illusionist - if anything, a disillusionist there are stanzas writ but unspoken that shall not be out-spit here or now; for lengthy answers already exist, in a thousand prior scripts and the thin wire of preservation teaches the value of brevity stout, I think not, man of words,   no doubt, one who is both, a secret Marrano and a Jew, fully exposed, and one who is “weakened by words and strengthened thereby” 12/2/17 The Sabbath 3:33am <•> extra credit reading https://hellopoetry.com/poem/529429/the-true-tale-of-shylocks-pound/
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 1:43 PM UTC
Secret Jew of My Heart
a message sent to me: “I know you, Marrano, secret Jew of my heart, weakened by words and strengthened thereby...stout man of words”^ a stranger invasion - his technology, a new combine of words, percentage of perception high, a ferreting scraping of tissue, an abrasion of spoiler alerts that are not hidden but now summoned, despite being unbidden early on a Sabbath morn and at this, my haunted hours, this secret Jew, wanders unexplored yet familiar routes of his well traveled innards, pondering this sweet Shylock Accusation, nay, this confessional truth, but more, the nut of his essence that ‘tis his conviction, his twisted sentencing, the exact lived-level of a hellish Dante verse that shreds the escape of sleep, that is home “weakened by words and strengthened thereby” words forced to the fore, peremptorily summoned, this inconsistency so constant, his battle, where neither victory, loss or truce, are resolutions legitimate, contradictory poems are the tension production of this high wire act of the man, a performance best assessed as one of always slipping, more near-falling failing than cross walking, employing his word emissions as a balancing pole, and balancing is a sometime thing I am not an illusionist - if anything, a disillusionist there are stanzas writ but unspoken that shall not be out-spit here or now; for lengthy answers already exist, in a thousand prior scripts and the thin wire of preservation teaches the value of brevity stout, I think not, man of words,   no doubt, one who is both, a secret Marrano and a Jew, fully exposed, and one who is “weakened by words and strengthened thereby” 12/2/17 The Sabbath 3:33am <•> extra credit reading https://hellopoetry.com/poem/529429/the-true-tale-of-shylocks-pound/
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too much interference has been extensively run by those who hold the kingmaker's gun as a consequence of this kind of thing the democratic process is under a clouded ring the flow of votes which were meant for the out in front candidate got subverted somewhere in the ballot box's victory pate foreign countries meddling with other country's domestic autonomy so the results of elections will satisfy their sovereignty transgressors are employing their technics from nations far away to determine who'll wear a crowning array
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Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 6:54 PM UTC
Crowning Array
One of the many secrets, for facing Life’s adversity is a change of perspective; adjusting the lens, we see things from a Heavenly view- whereby old problems are seen as new opportunities, teeming brightly, unsullied by routines of dull, antiquated thinking. Address all challenges head on, without any semblance of fear; employing some spiritual brawn ensures that final solutions can be found and implemented; real satisfaction comes, when by God, you’re complimented.
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 1:46 PM UTC
Poem: Facing Adversity
(Dedicated to Stephen E Yocum) You who have spent time on this planet, That you can count your annual growth rings, By just employing a combination of Fingers, toes, eyes and nose, Stop and think, after reading on. Forty years on, what are the words, the titles, The honorifics that you would like to see Next to your name? There is a yeoman Yocum in our midst, Who has collected a few adjectives, The sum total if additive, Is a resume most complete, One you should envy! Able Friend, Lover of Dogs and Humans, Gentleman Farmer, Decent Photographer, Spinner of tall tales, woven for his Grandchildren. A writer, a poet, He says "a would be," I say, one who attempts, Puts his name on writs public, Is no would-be! Who here would dare disagree? More than all this, unlike so many, Grateful for everyday of life, Even those ****** full of strife, And who served, a grunt, One of the proud, the few. I salute, you, and call out, Attention Poets, Marine On Deck! But no stuffed shirt , A man of soil and earth, Who can laugh at himself, and write, *"My driving experience feel greater, Would be to speed down the road, Behind the wheel of my little Red Racer, Completely **** naked, And of course, Feel the wind in my hair."* It is easy to be some things. It is hard to be many things, But it is the hardest, and the best, When you look back, And laugh out loud, admit, The funniest thing you know, The one that keeps you sane, The one-thing, hardest, and the best, Is to laugh at yourself. So stand attention, Go to the mirror, Tho you might not like what you see, If you focus, and really look tight, squint, Do not be surprised, If, in a few minutes, You burst out laughing, Especially if you do it in your Birthday suit! Maintain this perspective, Forward and retroactive, And then perhaps, You will be able to write These words...like he did! *Where upon, sheer elated emotions, Of this my journey of self discovery, Began to sink in and I started to cry. There are times is one's life, when lessons are taught, When almost no words need to be spoken. And the best teacher's are our own Brain and Heart, Comprehending, embracing Life's many shared Lessons.* Marine Slocum, Stand at Attention! There are Poets saluting you.
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Sep 5, 2013
Sep 5, 2013 at 9:24 PM UTC
Attention Poets, Marine On Deck!
(Dedicated to Stephen E Yocum) You who have spent time on this planet, That you can count your annual growth rings, By just employing a combination of Fingers, toes, eyes and nose, Stop and think, after reading on. Forty years on, what are the words, the titles, The honorifics that you would like to see Next to your name? There is a yeoman Yocum in our midst, Who has collected a few adjectives, The sum total if additive, Is a resume most complete, One you should envy! Able Friend, Lover of Dogs and Humans, Gentleman Farmer, Decent Photographer, Spinner of tall tales, woven for his Grandchildren. A writer, a poet, He says "a would be," I say, one who attempts, Puts his name on writs public, Is no would-be! Who here would dare disagree? More than all this, unlike so many, Grateful for everyday of life, Even those ****** full of strife, And who served, a grunt, One of the proud, the few. I salute, you, and call out, Attention Poets, Marine On Deck! But no stuffed shirt , A man of soil and earth, Who can laugh at himself, and write, *"My driving experience feel greater, Would be to speed down the road, Behind the wheel of my little Red Racer, Completely **** naked, And of course, Feel the wind in my hair."* It is easy to be some things. It is hard to be many things, But it is the hardest, and the best, When you look back, And laugh out loud, admit, The funniest thing you know, The one that keeps you sane, The one-thing, hardest, and the best, Is to laugh at yourself. So stand attention, Go to the mirror, Tho you might not like what you see, If you focus, and really look tight, squint, Do not be surprised, If, in a few minutes, You burst out laughing, Especially if you do it in your Birthday suit! Maintain this perspective, Forward and retroactive, And then perhaps, You will be able to write These words...like he did! *Where upon, sheer elated emotions, Of this my journey of self discovery, Began to sink in and I started to cry. There are times is one's life, when lessons are taught, When almost no words need to be spoken. And the best teacher's are our own Brain and Heart, Comprehending, embracing Life's many shared Lessons.* Marine Slocum, Stand at Attention! There are Poets saluting you.
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Like a chain each ending word of every inscribed phrase ties up the innate sentiments like waving a spectacular poetry which brings out thrilling suspense with candid inscription of an expression A poet has all options to use instinctive creativity enthuse with an intuitive inkling to demonstrate in clear composition every substantive thought of wisdom employing artistic serial rendition words written in beauty as loop poem
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 12:16 AM UTC
Loop Poem
everyone likes a good fair fight explosion came from motorbike another involved suicide bomber on bicycle targeting police vehicle war drags on years and years no one wants to talk about it if we dress in silk transparent employing all our charms talents they will act wild to lie with us that will be moment to refuse they will hasten to make peace i am convinced taliban said they carried out bombings as message to nato wedding celebration nearby number of guests believed to be among dead injured u.s. hints volatile area next target for operations she knelt naked knees apart arms outstretched ******* bowed ******* perched neck exposed lips mouth open eyelids half closed scent of vetiver ylang ylang roses anything everything you want if only you will stop murdering
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Mar 14, 2010
Mar 14, 2010 at 6:43 AM UTC
aristophanes "lysistrata" cover
What is poetry??? Poetry shows the power of words poetry is the means of bringing the wind in the grasses into the house poetry is a pheasant disappearing in a brush poetry is a lot of things to a lot of people it is a chiseled marble of language We may feel we know what a thing is but have trouble defining it that holds the true meaning as poetry.... Poetry is a thought caught in the act of dawning. Poetry is painting in words its a medium for self expression a song that rhymes and displays beauty. Poetry is an echo asking a shadow to dance it is the art of employing words in extraordinary ways poetry is the art of uniting pleasure with truth To became a poet its a condition not profession Painting is silent poetry..... And poetry is painting that speaks poetry is what happens when nothing else can....it is a deal of joy and pain... Poetry is nearer to vital truth than history... What is poetry to you?????
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
what is poetry...
beware the she wolf parades attired in cloak sweet appearing to be nice wary be of her masquerades she's adept at employing deceptive device a keen eye spots her a mile away attired in cloak sweet appearing to be nice her cunning act constantly at play beguilingly she moves here and there a keen eye spots her a mile away her style of stepping without compare she puts a mime artist to shame beguilingly she moves here and there some have discovered her tricky game the veil hath been lifted for a look see she puts a mime artist to shame using guile to cypher her lee the veil hath been lifted for a look see beware the she wolf parades wary be of her masquerades
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 6:34 PM UTC
She Wolf (Terzanelle Poem)