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"encasement" poems
I need a hug, but not a quick, lazy hug during which the touch feels like less of a comforting gesture, but more of an awkward happening with limp arms hanging like gigantic weights, pulling you into the floor. Not one where you aren't ever really sure if you should hang on for just a moment more, or if you should let go, and release into an uncomfortable silence that lasts until someone coughs hesitantly. The sound reverberating through the atomosphere, leaving a heavy draft of atypical embarrassment at the contact, waiting for someone else to bring up some random topic of discussion to break the icy and heavy silence. No. I need a real hug. The kind where someone who loves you see your pain even though you might not say anything. Reading the waters behind your smiling eyes, seeing the hidden hurt behind your irises, they grab you, perhaps by your slightly shacking shoulders, and pull you into their warm encasement. Holding you tightly and safely in their care. And the two of you just hang onto this affectionate moment of profound concern among brethren of a species The kind where time seems to stop in admiration of this subtle outpouring of unified allegiance before which the universe bows. I need the kind of hug that demonstrates a fierce loyalty. Devotion that knows should the object of such intense friendship fall into the pit, from whence none return unscathed in some way, they will throw down a rope a foothold a salvation, and they will pull that person from the depths of the darkness maybe even at the risk of falling in themselves. Yes. That is the kind of esoteric gesture that can be so impactful on those in pain, regardless of whether that pain be great or small. And should you find that you receive love like that, treasure it. And should you find that you give love like that, never forget how special and rare someone like you is.
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 8:20 PM UTC
Simple Gestures of Kindness
I need a hug, but not a quick, lazy hug during which the touch feels like less of a comforting gesture, but more of an awkward happening with limp arms hanging like gigantic weights, pulling you into the floor. Not one where you aren't ever really sure if you should hang on for just a moment more, or if you should let go, and release into an uncomfortable silence that lasts until someone coughs hesitantly. The sound reverberating through the atomosphere, leaving a heavy draft of atypical embarrassment at the contact, waiting for someone else to bring up some random topic of discussion to break the icy and heavy silence. No. I need a real hug. The kind where someone who loves you see your pain even though you might not say anything. Reading the waters behind your smiling eyes, seeing the hidden hurt behind your irises, they grab you, perhaps by your slightly shacking shoulders, and pull you into their warm encasement. Holding you tightly and safely in their care. And the two of you just hang onto this affectionate moment of profound concern among brethren of a species The kind where time seems to stop in admiration of this subtle outpouring of unified allegiance before which the universe bows. I need the kind of hug that demonstrates a fierce loyalty. Devotion that knows should the object of such intense friendship fall into the pit, from whence none return unscathed in some way, they will throw down a rope a foothold a salvation, and they will pull that person from the depths of the darkness maybe even at the risk of falling in themselves. Yes. That is the kind of esoteric gesture that can be so impactful on those in pain, regardless of whether that pain be great or small. And should you find that you receive love like that, treasure it. And should you find that you give love like that, never forget how special and rare someone like you is.
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The black night’s ebbing tide erased the only remaining hints,   the cresting long ocean swells did not cleanse without a trace. Adrift and lethargically bobbing seaweed entangled teakwood box of water-logged photographs, drowning, surrendered from the heart of the sea Like molted wild feathers cast ashore with the tide to the coarse specks of rasping  sands, Darwin's dream in an emptied  sea-bubble popped, dissipated into its own haplessness, bestrewn about an untrodden seashore   Washed out snapshots of life’s disregarded minutia   enchained to an ordinary forgotten Kodachrome moment left out to the consequences of the ever fickle tides, abandoned happenstance spilled by chance upon another undiscovered world The warped and bloated wooden box encasement, hoary with swollen furrowed woodgrain s,   wearied by an enduring measureless moment adrift; as if an ill-fated message in a misbegotten leaky bottle, corked with marooned good intentions, and images of disappearing dreams flung out shipwrecked in barnacled azure glass beneath a sky so far away someone you used to know
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Mar 4, 2017
Mar 4, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
Water soaked photographs
Ingredients My fingers skate along the sleek surface if the finished cedar box , although it has been varnished it still somehow finds a way to harness a whiff if the scent to push in my direction every time I open it . Recipes , basically a conjugation of ingredients , when melded together in perfect amounts , create a complete meal, my recipes , amassed from a lifetime of existence , instances collected individually , and blended on to the parchment that is now being filed amidst the rest of the nourishing collections within this wooden encasement , I have organized them based on feelings, " moods " the perfect ingestion , for any experience , it is well acknowledged that often we find our way to someone's heart with the perfect recipes , food for the soul , but this is my collection of food for the heart, this box contains a life's worth of poetry , little daily doses of not soul food , but food for the soul , little inspirational quotes and quills , for any emotion that may full our belly with that hallo feeling that comes with chaos , our emotional nourishment , which is why you will never find this treasure in the pantry with the rest of the " cook books" for this has a place on the corner of the nightstand , along with the rest of my hopes and dreams .........
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 9:44 AM UTC
ingredients ( recipes )
Reckoning gaze, learning ropes, knotty pine encasement, knowing what the box looks like from inside is preeminent inimitable. I was so certain last year would be it. Likely even, I thought the same the year before and years before that, all whilst whittling away, planks of this coffin, scratching to get out. Sealed in a fate, this vampiric rising, doomed to eternity of night crawling. Yet, by no means has glamour of Hollywood realm flickered any sheen, this direction. Not all vampires can afford tuxedos. Grosgrain lapels, and red satin lined capes do do wonders for former stars of silver screen, but this succubus prefers his naked lot. Apparently, malignant rogues who lie amongst worms don't always have the wardrobe to go with it. New Year's resolution: a tuxedo, perhaps some tails, and somewhere to wear them.
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 2:03 PM UTC
Hellion's New Duds
As the sun begins to retire for the day, we sit here in my black, 1965 Lincoln Continental convertible, gazing upon the glowing city skyline that is illuminated in orange and red, a perfect complement to the burning house at the bottom of the cliff.   This shared moment couldn’t be any more perfect. I look over at her.   How did I get so lucky? With her I don’t have to talk. I can simply enjoy her company, me eating a vanilla cone as she inhales a burger and fries.   Food gone, she looks longingly at me, so I extend my right arm to share my ice cream. She is so adorable. Her inherent beauty is magnified by her quirky imperfections, especially that slight under bite and scarred face, some scars more pink and fresh than others.   The sun finally disappears, and we are cloaked by the black, star-filled sky.  I continue to marvel at the smoldering house, taking it in, processing it, and developing it as if I am a photographer in a dark room.   Reaching for the ignition, I pause.  I lean back in my seat and close my eyes for a very brief moment.  All I see is the pathetic expression on his face, his struggle.  And those ***** cuss words he spat at me – if only I had had soap, but I didn’t.  I lean over to Casey and take off her collar, throwing the encasement of her old life out of the car and into the endless mystery that lies beneath us. The blisters on my left forearm begin to sting and throb, the heat disrupting the stillness of this reality.   I need a bag of ice and a bottle of whiskey.   I can’t wait until we are settled into my apartment, enjoying that cheap air conditioning as we cuddle and watch re-runs of the Andy Griffith Show.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 9:00 PM UTC
Prizefighter
As the sun begins to retire for the day, we sit here in my black, 1965 Lincoln Continental convertible, gazing upon the glowing city skyline that is illuminated in orange and red, a perfect complement to the burning house at the bottom of the cliff.   This shared moment couldn’t be any more perfect. I look over at her.   How did I get so lucky? With her I don’t have to talk. I can simply enjoy her company, me eating a vanilla cone as she inhales a burger and fries.   Food gone, she looks longingly at me, so I extend my right arm to share my ice cream. She is so adorable. Her inherent beauty is magnified by her quirky imperfections, especially that slight under bite and scarred face, some scars more pink and fresh than others.   The sun finally disappears, and we are cloaked by the black, star-filled sky.  I continue to marvel at the smoldering house, taking it in, processing it, and developing it as if I am a photographer in a dark room.   Reaching for the ignition, I pause.  I lean back in my seat and close my eyes for a very brief moment.  All I see is the pathetic expression on his face, his struggle.  And those ***** cuss words he spat at me – if only I had had soap, but I didn’t.  I lean over to Casey and take off her collar, throwing the encasement of her old life out of the car and into the endless mystery that lies beneath us. The blisters on my left forearm begin to sting and throb, the heat disrupting the stillness of this reality.   I need a bag of ice and a bottle of whiskey.   I can’t wait until we are settled into my apartment, enjoying that cheap air conditioning as we cuddle and watch re-runs of the Andy Griffith Show.
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heLLo, DeLusion, DARLING AgAin AdMIRING LovelY LAdY LibERtY, Flame Held High shIMMERING; BOth BOok And EYES OPEN, ON a pAth to the HORIZON, ON this vAst glIMMERING OCEAN. Left HER ON AN IsLANd fLOATIN, While CLoSe to our bUST, ThIS CLUSTerfuck jUSTICE; Both wrapped in our SHEets, IT iS SHE who corruptS US. Book BlindfOLDed, SCAles SwAYed, CApITiliSIC enCASEment; PAth PAVED wITH, gOLD BrICks EMBLAZED wITH, EMBLEMs rESEMBling SLAVE SHIPS.
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 7:02 AM UTC
CapitaliStiC enCaSment
The torrid slushing slosh and evening moondown temperature of green-boiled cauldrons We drove—not we, just I And, branches falling, found my way Blind and in a roundabout I removed my sheathened corpuscle My metal encasement and violated the elements of fire Sorrowful electricity and fate blots out all headlights Those cares—those cars! SORGESORGESORGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG You hold on, now You keep trying And I’ll be back
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Feb 27, 2012
Feb 27, 2012 at 1:10 PM UTC
Autumn Havoc
Opaque irises await those who uncover the un-burial mound Oafish sockets containing them like marbles Open to the elements, decaying with their corporeal encasement, shaded by Oaken leaves that remain unfallen, while Obsequious maggots go about their task of cleansing the remains Paralyzed in the final moments of their mortal coil, the bodies lay stagnant, Pacified only by the removal of sentience. Pagan rituals surround such corpses, and the intrepid discovers Patiently await the arrival of some necromantic spirit. Quasi-instinctively, the pioneers of the superterranean mausoleum Quell their fears and remove the bodies from their conclusive locale, Quantifying their deaths by the armaments and metal carapaces upon them.
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 12:44 AM UTC
X
You gave me your heart in a poetical way. I figuratively hold this anatomically incorrect symbol in my hands…where do I put it? For though it terrifies me, I know it is precious. I am worried of it…but I can still feel its warmth and I want to keep it close. I cannot carry it. Absentminded as I am, I will place it somewhere and it will be gone forever. I cannot keep it in my pocket. It will go through the wash and I will get it back shrunk and shriveled. Maybe I will open a door in my breast and place it with my own heart… But that is grotesque. This perfectly symmetrical, immaculately red symbol cannot sit next to my own, lopsided, beating flesh! The juxtaposition would unravel the facade and leave me with…what? Nothing? A puff of smoke? A second heart, beating opposite my own, wearing me down? Or would the disappeared symbol instead free its meaning throughout my body, disintegrating into tingles that run along my spine and down my arms and legs, that make me shiver imperceptibly as my motion is suddenly guarded, and yet pull up at the corners of my mouth, causing me wary warmth, this oxymoronic push-pull - - this feeling that makes me want to fight-or-flight to attack or recede inside myself that starts my adrenaline rushing from unwarranted panic yet also makes me want to freeze time as I close my eyes and smile slightly to bask in the redolent warmth to pull my extremities close in order to let them experience what starts in my chest and then stretch into a star for this feeling to extend its reach to my edges and further - - Then this symbol, this encasement of hard metaphor, becomes unwanted. Its protection, previously so needed, becomes unbearable. How can I hold it in my hands, in my pocket, coolly perfect, frozen in shape, knowing what it holds inside? How can I not grit my teeth through the disquiet, the sweaty palms and surge in my gut, knowing the halcyon happiness that lays beyond? I will not suffer this symbol to stay intact! I will scratch lines in its colour! I will peel its icy layers off one by one! I will ****** it to the ground, and **** its sweet juices from the cracks! I will descend upon it until it bursts, its shards transforming sweetly into its message. Connotation broken into denotation, truth unobscured by this superfluous poetry. This sensation, this meaning, this feeling, this actuality, this state, this phrase - - this i love you playing across my body running through my hair - - It simultaneously freezes and thaws me.
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Jun 22, 2010
Jun 22, 2010 at 1:28 PM UTC
...thank you
You gave me your heart in a poetical way. I figuratively hold this anatomically incorrect symbol in my hands…where do I put it? For though it terrifies me, I know it is precious. I am worried of it…but I can still feel its warmth and I want to keep it close. I cannot carry it. Absentminded as I am, I will place it somewhere and it will be gone forever. I cannot keep it in my pocket. It will go through the wash and I will get it back shrunk and shriveled. Maybe I will open a door in my breast and place it with my own heart… But that is grotesque. This perfectly symmetrical, immaculately red symbol cannot sit next to my own, lopsided, beating flesh! The juxtaposition would unravel the facade and leave me with…what? Nothing? A puff of smoke? A second heart, beating opposite my own, wearing me down? Or would the disappeared symbol instead free its meaning throughout my body, disintegrating into tingles that run along my spine and down my arms and legs, that make me shiver imperceptibly as my motion is suddenly guarded, and yet pull up at the corners of my mouth, causing me wary warmth, this oxymoronic push-pull - - this feeling that makes me want to fight-or-flight to attack or recede inside myself that starts my adrenaline rushing from unwarranted panic yet also makes me want to freeze time as I close my eyes and smile slightly to bask in the redolent warmth to pull my extremities close in order to let them experience what starts in my chest and then stretch into a star for this feeling to extend its reach to my edges and further - - Then this symbol, this encasement of hard metaphor, becomes unwanted. Its protection, previously so needed, becomes unbearable. How can I hold it in my hands, in my pocket, coolly perfect, frozen in shape, knowing what it holds inside? How can I not grit my teeth through the disquiet, the sweaty palms and surge in my gut, knowing the halcyon happiness that lays beyond? I will not suffer this symbol to stay intact! I will scratch lines in its colour! I will peel its icy layers off one by one! I will ****** it to the ground, and **** its sweet juices from the cracks! I will descend upon it until it bursts, its shards transforming sweetly into its message. Connotation broken into denotation, truth unobscured by this superfluous poetry. This sensation, this meaning, this feeling, this actuality, this state, this phrase - - this i love you playing across my body running through my hair - - It simultaneously freezes and thaws me.
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if i was stuck in a cage it would be made of toffee thick strands dribbled in the form of an old fashioned bird cage with no door to open made of toffee brittle, yet not indestructible enough tears will break it down maybe slowly dissolving the sweet encasement until the thick strands are able to be broken then maybe i'll be able to escape fly the coop away from the tears but for now: i'm pinned in a toffee cage crying enough tears to be able to break out my sweetened cage ....
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 3:49 AM UTC
sugar cages
I want so badly to believe in something. I’ve stripped myself down from all the filth and cotton. I have untied the skin and bones and ligaments to find truth of my structure. I don’t know if I belong in this encasement. I’m out searching, coming to grips with my fingerprints. They are my own. Do I deserve the skin enclosing my organs. My esophagus burns with revelation, but my eyes still don’t sting. My heart is on fire, but yours hasn’t left its roots. I’m out searching, coming to grips that I am grounded in these cells.
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Aug 1, 2012
Aug 1, 2012 at 7:38 PM UTC
Luminate
Emotional scars, not wounds, document the totality of my Life experiences; even though my spirit hasn’t yet shed its temporary, earthly encasement, this fleshly clay of human brokenness cautions me to always be ever mindful of my blessed Lord and His sacrifice. Pretending to overlook the preciousness of this gift of Life, that was bestowed to me, was an act of absolute foolishness that kept me apart from Him; ignorance on my part, insured that Grace flowed… until my insight was lovingly obtained! Being honest, with myself, allowed me to be humbled and bowed before my Lord. Through genuine vulnerability, I gained my connection me to a God of redemption. Though I have suffered, like many others, I’m not alone; a pained confession of my brokenness led me towards… His Salvation!
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Nov 19, 2016
Nov 19, 2016 at 3:25 PM UTC
Poem: Confessions of My Brokenness
for a while you were my home for a while you were holed up in my chest. we made blanket forts, set up christmas lights, threw pebbles at traffic, and soon, we were unable to distinguish days from nights then i took you for a tour into my soul, through my delights I lead you to a mirror my dear that's where you first saw you and me but you only saw your scars and i still tried to show you what we could be but at the sight of yourself you lost what could have been ours. you ran away leaving a trail running through me and soon your words became my skin your smile, my cells my arteries were open and gushing but you were constantly hushing lest anyone hear my heart bursting from its encasement, underneath your heel. and now, memories of blanket forts and laughing snorts can't drown out the howling wind blowing through my open chest. where we used to play.
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 1:28 AM UTC
howling chest
Unseen memories lurking in corners, behind closed doors. Abuse etched into the ink free remains of my elastic encasement. Violet streaked vixens, dancing naked. A circus, of disease-ridden saviors and meek starved profits. Lips parched, cracked corners split in two. Outwardly reaching, Forever stagnant. Water must be diluted for me to sip. While I choke. Immobilized. Incoherent. Suffocated and still.
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 7:41 PM UTC
Memories
We are the flame that consumes the wick, we are the wick that burns down the column of wax, we are the encasement of wax that melts from around the wick… all these we are, thus giving the “candle of being” it’s cadence, it’s heat, and it’s brilliance, from struck match to flame out to last drift of smoke… beyond that, is more than what we are
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 3:25 PM UTC
We Are
Rose, God bless thee. How quick you were to go into a world so bitter from roots you did not know. Your beauty hath betrayed thee, it steals thy youth away; for now a lonely glass encasement encases your decay. If you had been a daisy, your youth, your life, prolonged, how lovely it would have been to feel the earth so long. Rose, God bless thee. How putrid life must be flattering the eyes of those blind to your despondency.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 11:04 AM UTC
The Rose
Remember how we floated that night? Minds pulling up their anchors, And allowing free motion; An escape from the docks that are our bodies. The solid encasement of ourselves left alone for a while, As the stars invited us in. We were friends and clung to each other in our journey. Distancing the impending reality. Separating ourselves from the surrounding truths we’d never really believed. We flew, And we swam, And we were. Drifting in eternity. Aware of those around us, But happy for the moment in oursleves. Do you remember how we were? So content in our secret movement. Releasing our beings, Freely, Gladly, Relenting control. That night when we floated. And we were together. Remember how we were happy.
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Jan 25, 2012
Jan 25, 2012 at 8:40 PM UTC
The Night When We Floated
You cast your name over like silted reeds in the river, on land a thick covering of daub and wattle sought your intention; the wish to encase others in your space. Such foolhardy fascination bears a cost, like ubiquitous cochineal dye pools Your dreams harbour barriers as wide as your course strides permit, the wilderness of banishment beckons for as long as your  fortitude remains
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 3:08 PM UTC
Encasement
I see that bubble you roll around town in and I can sometimes make out those mumblings, calls of, "Looking to find my soulmate!" Funny, vibration of laughter surrounding you has not burst that solipsistic fizz and froth Don't you hear yourself reverberating? In your echoic encasement Oh how you shine In that mirrored concavity And you love yourself so much How could anyone else even come close This is your soulmate speaking Glinda, you haven't been a very good witch lately
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Dec 10, 2016
Dec 10, 2016 at 9:09 PM UTC
Pretty Prisoner
A tiny spec of time... for me, an eternity. As my soul travels from this encasement, into the dimension of where our dreams collide... Fluttering feverishly, these tattered wings of mine, never lacking the luster of the silver that dusted your heart. My light, becomes global, an atmospheric phenomenon, intangible, as I tangle the woven web, spreading beams to capture what was once, only mine.
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Jun 2, 2012
Jun 2, 2012 at 9:04 PM UTC
Diary Of A Sayer: Light
Imposing despondence annexing hypnogogic state escapes; dominating Precariously constructed walls; stifling Presentiment projected, callous shadow castles; towering Looming structures of concentrated contempt; ensnared A solitary luminescent casement; revealing radiant retreat Evanescent relief... Enticing evacuation from encasement; a Dusty Miller Flourishing amongst debris and ruin The first sign of life... in years
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 7:05 PM UTC
Rescue
The soft encasement of our footsteps on damp grass, cold which slowly seeps into my cloth made shoes eventually to carry up my ankles, through and through we sit on the old trailer, looking up to a sky of but few stars, most hidden save the dippers and our small talk begins to chorus with the symphony of the night while we grant ourselves permission to bypass such warning labels that we've been wearing for the past year. The past is the past, or so I've told myself you've endorsed this new policy of "no regrets" and sweep your tongue not only over my neck but across beliefs held close for so long I know not what to do with you, for I am leaving you to an unknown I've learned of over and over again merely by walking the same path in circles with you and those circles have permeated a spell around my heart which tends to seek, and return to you. The change that corresponds between us displaces goodbye we've tried so many times and the word is not strong enough to cut the stem that is our understanding of one another which stretches out between us over a sea of all that is flowing forward dividing our worlds, placing us on separate sands though we sit so closely now that our gazes still connect in the dark where the moon hovers in a cloudless sky and you've missed each shooting star that has flown for the entire time, you were looking at me. In bodies ever so familiar, our recognizable outer shells we relax there for a while because in the name of human decency, in our closeness you and I may be gazing up at the stars talking about cats now but I know that this is how we are waving across a vast sea and if all of this flowery talk is to be swallowed up by the night's shadows as the cold continues towards my core and drives us inside as our steps are forgotten by the damp lawn I know, for truth, that goodbye does not quite blanket our history. Yet, may a good-night lay to rest such things.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 7:41 PM UTC
Black and Mild
The soft encasement of our footsteps on damp grass, cold which slowly seeps into my cloth made shoes eventually to carry up my ankles, through and through we sit on the old trailer, looking up to a sky of but few stars, most hidden save the dippers and our small talk begins to chorus with the symphony of the night while we grant ourselves permission to bypass such warning labels that we've been wearing for the past year. The past is the past, or so I've told myself you've endorsed this new policy of "no regrets" and sweep your tongue not only over my neck but across beliefs held close for so long I know not what to do with you, for I am leaving you to an unknown I've learned of over and over again merely by walking the same path in circles with you and those circles have permeated a spell around my heart which tends to seek, and return to you. The change that corresponds between us displaces goodbye we've tried so many times and the word is not strong enough to cut the stem that is our understanding of one another which stretches out between us over a sea of all that is flowing forward dividing our worlds, placing us on separate sands though we sit so closely now that our gazes still connect in the dark where the moon hovers in a cloudless sky and you've missed each shooting star that has flown for the entire time, you were looking at me. In bodies ever so familiar, our recognizable outer shells we relax there for a while because in the name of human decency, in our closeness you and I may be gazing up at the stars talking about cats now but I know that this is how we are waving across a vast sea and if all of this flowery talk is to be swallowed up by the night's shadows as the cold continues towards my core and drives us inside as our steps are forgotten by the damp lawn I know, for truth, that goodbye does not quite blanket our history. Yet, may a good-night lay to rest such things.
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A cracked record pirouettes upon its cherry oaked coffin, Listen closely to the requiem for my ravine. Can you taste the a’s, the b’s, the c’s, The spearmint flavor of cool jazz prancing      along       your      tongue. A eulogy for the mind. Our memory is not like it used to be. Light driven through unshattered glass. Reflecting amongst particles, a burnt hay fulgence. Before this home, the welcome mat was upside down. An encasement. A confinement. A rigid sweater, crafted of jagged straw and course hair clung to my skin. I could never leave. The smell of chemical potpourri coming from that pyrex plate, leaving the nostrils flaring in metallic bliss.         The taste of frosting. Same faces entering, different ones departing. Friend on the couch fearing **** Me in bed fearing robbery. A visitor in my room. Masked. Too dark to see.   He apparates from view while I shriek in silence. Alley cats in life threatening quarrel in a deaf man’s yard. He comes again unwelcomed, I dare this time to challenge. The drugs are done.     Heroes are seldomly forgotten.
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 9:30 PM UTC
My Ravine
an uninterested archaeologist studied the bones of eight dead citizens who had a gradually tightened their grips around our dreams, tapering as furling curtains swathed the incoming light, swirling, forcing it into nonentity one would steer the ill-fated course of all. bury the hatchet that was used to hatch you put all of your eggs into one spermicidal basket only the heavy-handed preamble to my funeral could weigh against such lofty comparisons we commuted to separated isles, each with their own emulation of truth with cathartic perspectives, trees wait to abed in your predestined lynching placing viney nooses into mother nature's scrapbook, a cherished keepsake, your freckled dna, an infinitesimal page in her tattered cookbook only in an afterworld will you be allowed to read your book's foreword know that there is no snooty producer to create for you a cash-in sequel they all watch you from afar, hungry, salivating failing to make a distinction between your life and demise their story's nothing but an interminable sad ending a null conclusion with nothing to conclude it holds its breath, crosses its fingers hoping again to come through as I placed defeat to my temple and squeezed I veered into a claustrophobic brick encasement colored with lifelessness, detachment and learned infinity is combustible; an unfolding polygonal paper forever unwrapping I've walked with wrecked leagues casually entered fiery caverns and the chilling daytime before me, never is it compelling I resigned my mind, contemplated grave comprehensions redid everything, coughing opuses, deftness, drugged insight my tactics turned to taciturn. no one was conducting the open metaphor of your eyes, rendering internal captions. endless captive renditions my adoration: the thickly-caked rust in the kitchen faucet if you catch my spotty, deposited despot eyes in direct sunlight, you'll realize their dimness staring vacantly into oncoming traffic, looming passages
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 12:14 AM UTC
untitled #2
an uninterested archaeologist studied the bones of eight dead citizens who had a gradually tightened their grips around our dreams, tapering as furling curtains swathed the incoming light, swirling, forcing it into nonentity one would steer the ill-fated course of all. bury the hatchet that was used to hatch you put all of your eggs into one spermicidal basket only the heavy-handed preamble to my funeral could weigh against such lofty comparisons we commuted to separated isles, each with their own emulation of truth with cathartic perspectives, trees wait to abed in your predestined lynching placing viney nooses into mother nature's scrapbook, a cherished keepsake, your freckled dna, an infinitesimal page in her tattered cookbook only in an afterworld will you be allowed to read your book's foreword know that there is no snooty producer to create for you a cash-in sequel they all watch you from afar, hungry, salivating failing to make a distinction between your life and demise their story's nothing but an interminable sad ending a null conclusion with nothing to conclude it holds its breath, crosses its fingers hoping again to come through as I placed defeat to my temple and squeezed I veered into a claustrophobic brick encasement colored with lifelessness, detachment and learned infinity is combustible; an unfolding polygonal paper forever unwrapping I've walked with wrecked leagues casually entered fiery caverns and the chilling daytime before me, never is it compelling I resigned my mind, contemplated grave comprehensions redid everything, coughing opuses, deftness, drugged insight my tactics turned to taciturn. no one was conducting the open metaphor of your eyes, rendering internal captions. endless captive renditions my adoration: the thickly-caked rust in the kitchen faucet if you catch my spotty, deposited despot eyes in direct sunlight, you'll realize their dimness staring vacantly into oncoming traffic, looming passages
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Take the unseen snow and cover me with it. Make it into a blanket around me. I can hide my head there in it's sanctity, and No one will even know. And upon finding me cold, lifeless, dry breaths, Someone less encumbered will utter a few words that would never encompass me. And some would cry for their loss but not for mine. And the darkness would carry me away, To a simpler place for me. A place where no thought could break through The icy encasement I made for myself.
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 5:20 PM UTC
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