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"enigmatically" poems
Nope, don't do it show me mountains I can't climb Don't, dare a darer and tell me, it won't rhyme Can't be a place on earth I can't go, examine, or explore Holding, or finding the keys I'll open each, and every door Willingly not an option dropping thoughts or words, into my mind Questing for perplexing if it can't be prosed, a way, is what I'll find
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 10:43 AM UTC
Enigmatically Imperfect
I took my ****** sister Marigold to the cinema, she had asked specifically and eventually (she doesn't speak a lot on account of her awful stammer and amazing cleft palate which has won prizes) so I knew that this was something she really wanted, and I teased for her bad taste when she told me that she wanted to see "Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Charlie and the Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Chocolate Factory". It was a Saturday evening and the local picture house was showing a re-run of the classic starring Gene Wilder as the enigmatically stylish ***** Wonka, and not that steaming great pictorial **** served up by Tim Burton and I knew that town would be busy with oiks so as a treat I dressed her up better than usual, and even gave her a hosedown to get rid of the poopy pong. She had stopped crying by the time the feature started and I think the Ooompa Loompa costume grew on her but that maybe the orange paint was a bit of a bad idea as people had stared as it was Day-Glo and she stood out like a bulldog's ******* but I stand by my decision to dye her hair green, it had taken thought and planning; it was meant to add to her excitement of the day, so I meant well, even if I was ineffectual in the end. I sat her on my lap in the picture house but still paid for two seats but I do get one ticket half price though because of her disabilities, so it wasn'€™t all bad, every cloud and all that, you know what I mean? She tends to get a little down every now and then but a £1 cinema ticket partly makes up for being born legless. I knew from past experience that the cinema staff prefer me to carry my stunted sis rather than wheeling her in (I do recall that the time I taped her to her skateboard proved somewhat a disaster - but really, the fat usher had a torch and should have watched her step or otherwise she wouldn't have bust her neck). The Ooompa Loompa costume allowed Marigold to amuse herself during the screening (as there were no leggings to the costume). She barely noticed when the fat little hero got blown up on screen except to dribble "chocolate" from her own little chocolate factory. It was, all in all, quite an eventful outing and one I might consider repeating but probably in a different cinema next time, mainly because we got banned for life when the manager saw the condition of the seat.
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 8:06 AM UTC
Marigold Goes To The Cinema
I took my ****** sister Marigold to the cinema, she had asked specifically and eventually (she doesn't speak a lot on account of her awful stammer and amazing cleft palate which has won prizes) so I knew that this was something she really wanted, and I teased for her bad taste when she told me that she wanted to see "Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Charlie and the Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Chocolate Factory". It was a Saturday evening and the local picture house was showing a re-run of the classic starring Gene Wilder as the enigmatically stylish ***** Wonka, and not that steaming great pictorial **** served up by Tim Burton and I knew that town would be busy with oiks so as a treat I dressed her up better than usual, and even gave her a hosedown to get rid of the poopy pong. She had stopped crying by the time the feature started and I think the Ooompa Loompa costume grew on her but that maybe the orange paint was a bit of a bad idea as people had stared as it was Day-Glo and she stood out like a bulldog's ******* but I stand by my decision to dye her hair green, it had taken thought and planning; it was meant to add to her excitement of the day, so I meant well, even if I was ineffectual in the end. I sat her on my lap in the picture house but still paid for two seats but I do get one ticket half price though because of her disabilities, so it wasn'€™t all bad, every cloud and all that, you know what I mean? She tends to get a little down every now and then but a £1 cinema ticket partly makes up for being born legless. I knew from past experience that the cinema staff prefer me to carry my stunted sis rather than wheeling her in (I do recall that the time I taped her to her skateboard proved somewhat a disaster - but really, the fat usher had a torch and should have watched her step or otherwise she wouldn't have bust her neck). The Ooompa Loompa costume allowed Marigold to amuse herself during the screening (as there were no leggings to the costume). She barely noticed when the fat little hero got blown up on screen except to dribble "chocolate" from her own little chocolate factory. It was, all in all, quite an eventful outing and one I might consider repeating but probably in a different cinema next time, mainly because we got banned for life when the manager saw the condition of the seat.
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Stored up enough, but the energy now takes on its own purpose. If only I could draw; I'd create picture books on exactly what the ending looks like. Rough sketches left collecting for many months, before I ever once thought of putting color to them. The why, would be as mind trancing as tracing catch phrases into the many levels of dust accumulated. I'd write something so cliché, like, "With this oily finger I remove the collection of time." or, "With this flesh ensconced utensil, I cut through time." I'll think myself so clever, that I'd forget where I left off, and distract myself again with writing. A small recluse emotion of mine objects viciously, but my attention to every words incentive laced meaning would leave the visual to again rest unchanged, not colored. So's the plight of one who likes to think himself an artist. There's that scandalous narcissist again just waiting to ****** you up, reminding you just how beautiful your words are, and how small in intellect those who don't get it are. Upon that shelf your pictures sit. I can only write as a narrator, because our "philosopher," "philanthropist of word volley, our genius of word play," is once again too caught up in the descriptors to finish the real picture. Not that this idea will stand the test of time, but I do believe more writers will commit suicide, selfishly of course. Oh, the tragedy, the malady of writing so enigmatically that no one gets your "deep soul." While upon that shelf, within a fiber of your overrun writer's ego, there's a drawing begging to be finished, colored, maybe even shared. But just where does it reside? Did the alternate you place it in plain sight, simply so it wouldn't be found? If it's too early it just can't be worth it, can it? He'll have to learn to put down the pen, rid himself of the whiteout, the erasers, set up an easel, squeeze out some paint, and realize there are other mediums where there aren't mistakes, misinterpretations. Only perfect imagery through wispy wrist, sweeping arm, no words, images are now your letter blocks to construct with. Brushes, and all manners of paint your pen. Stop being so foolish "Writer man," if your ego clings too sharply to words, simply remind it, "This could be another pen name." "...I love that idea, what would it be?" "Narcissist Ugly." "So caught up, I forget I'm tethered to nothing, but doubt."
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 1:38 PM UTC
"A Recluse Part of All of Us"
Stored up enough, but the energy now takes on its own purpose. If only I could draw; I'd create picture books on exactly what the ending looks like. Rough sketches left collecting for many months, before I ever once thought of putting color to them. The why, would be as mind trancing as tracing catch phrases into the many levels of dust accumulated. I'd write something so cliché, like, "With this oily finger I remove the collection of time." or, "With this flesh ensconced utensil, I cut through time." I'll think myself so clever, that I'd forget where I left off, and distract myself again with writing. A small recluse emotion of mine objects viciously, but my attention to every words incentive laced meaning would leave the visual to again rest unchanged, not colored. So's the plight of one who likes to think himself an artist. There's that scandalous narcissist again just waiting to ****** you up, reminding you just how beautiful your words are, and how small in intellect those who don't get it are. Upon that shelf your pictures sit. I can only write as a narrator, because our "philosopher," "philanthropist of word volley, our genius of word play," is once again too caught up in the descriptors to finish the real picture. Not that this idea will stand the test of time, but I do believe more writers will commit suicide, selfishly of course. Oh, the tragedy, the malady of writing so enigmatically that no one gets your "deep soul." While upon that shelf, within a fiber of your overrun writer's ego, there's a drawing begging to be finished, colored, maybe even shared. But just where does it reside? Did the alternate you place it in plain sight, simply so it wouldn't be found? If it's too early it just can't be worth it, can it? He'll have to learn to put down the pen, rid himself of the whiteout, the erasers, set up an easel, squeeze out some paint, and realize there are other mediums where there aren't mistakes, misinterpretations. Only perfect imagery through wispy wrist, sweeping arm, no words, images are now your letter blocks to construct with. Brushes, and all manners of paint your pen. Stop being so foolish "Writer man," if your ego clings too sharply to words, simply remind it, "This could be another pen name." "...I love that idea, what would it be?" "Narcissist Ugly." "So caught up, I forget I'm tethered to nothing, but doubt."
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From whence this identity comes Malts, hops, father’s approval What he holds in his arms Is of no surprise ‘Just missing’ each other Not likely coincidental Star couplings, mishap earthlings Persons never to be known Crossed streets to Strange neighborhoods Lawn games… how odd In quiet hours on the highway Gripping, understood, elusive and all wrong Remembering, but more forgotten Ring passed over luminescent waters Love, not enigmatically magical Autumn hues in baby fine hair Righting the nightmares Nothing mattered more than this.
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 4:27 PM UTC
Einstein Wore V-Neck Sweaters
*I can only pledge my love And not my heart, For they are two different things, They are different— The truth and the confusion, The smoke And the fire, Though they present themselves Enigmatically As one. Know that you can carry my love with you, For that's what you deserve. And I can carry your heart with me, For always. So when I love you, when I love you Know that I empty myself. So when you love me, I know That it is true.* © 2015 J.S.P.
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 2:17 AM UTC
Reciprocate
Great news Marjorie! I have had tasar treatment on my eyes, so I am finding my keyboard much easier to abuse. What a week I have had!  Since you sent my letter to the local paper, I have had several people contact me. I had no idea the scribbles of an old woman like me could generate such interest. A young reporter even called round, and I thought I was going to have to call an ambulance, the poor boy went red and laughing all the time. In fact I was certain he needed medical attention but he assured me he would be fine in a minute. He did not tell me what it was he found so amusing, but young people can be quite strange, don't you find?  He may have needed the toilet but was too shy to ask. Despite this we did get on well, and he even said he wished I was his Grandma, which I thought was very sweet of him, while making odd gestures with his hands. After we had enjoyed a mice cup of tea together I showed the young man around the garden and he seemed very interested in the greenhouse, remarking on its spaciousness. I asked if he had green fingers and rather enigmatically he replied  'sometimes'.  He enquired if I would be interested in renting it out to him, an idea I found rather appealing. I think he wants to grow salad plants for his family.  My faith in the younger generation is restored. His mobile telephone rang while we were in the garden, and feeling it was rude to eavesdrop I went back into the kitchen, but I did overhear him say that he hadn't had so much fun since his granny died,  so I suppose they must have given her a good send-off. I am rather enjoying my position as a minor celebrity in the village. Even the bus driver was more cheerful than usual today, so I smiled and gave him a cheeky little w*nk as I got off, and I'm sure he noticed it.                                         Ever your devoted fiend,           Dottie  **
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Jan 29, 2014
Jan 29, 2014 at 7:49 AM UTC
Dear Marjorie II
Great news Marjorie! I have had tasar treatment on my eyes, so I am finding my keyboard much easier to abuse. What a week I have had!  Since you sent my letter to the local paper, I have had several people contact me. I had no idea the scribbles of an old woman like me could generate such interest. A young reporter even called round, and I thought I was going to have to call an ambulance, the poor boy went red and laughing all the time. In fact I was certain he needed medical attention but he assured me he would be fine in a minute. He did not tell me what it was he found so amusing, but young people can be quite strange, don't you find?  He may have needed the toilet but was too shy to ask. Despite this we did get on well, and he even said he wished I was his Grandma, which I thought was very sweet of him, while making odd gestures with his hands. After we had enjoyed a mice cup of tea together I showed the young man around the garden and he seemed very interested in the greenhouse, remarking on its spaciousness. I asked if he had green fingers and rather enigmatically he replied  'sometimes'.  He enquired if I would be interested in renting it out to him, an idea I found rather appealing. I think he wants to grow salad plants for his family.  My faith in the younger generation is restored. His mobile telephone rang while we were in the garden, and feeling it was rude to eavesdrop I went back into the kitchen, but I did overhear him say that he hadn't had so much fun since his granny died,  so I suppose they must have given her a good send-off. I am rather enjoying my position as a minor celebrity in the village. Even the bus driver was more cheerful than usual today, so I smiled and gave him a cheeky little w*nk as I got off, and I'm sure he noticed it.                                         Ever your devoted fiend,           Dottie  **
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Life is a seductive maiden, extending two vials, looking equally nice, on her lovely hands for you to choose from; one contains, elixir of life, the other poison for  slow extinction. She enigmatically smiles, making you irresolute; you have to select one, here and now, it'll decide, what your fate will be, in the long run. *Don't flinch or dither a bit, this moment is paramount; look at her eyes intently and extract a clue, act!*
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 6:54 PM UTC
Life, the pretty maiden, extends you two vials
i sometimes watch a cooking show and feed myself, finding old italians very funny with everything simple being a milanese delicacy, ambrosia of a doubly baked bread, sprinkled with water, a juicy tomato and some olive oil... mmm, yeah, am bro sia... where’s the salt? if this is ambrosia please give me a haggis in a bagpipe. by the way... the best sarcasm is found in a hangover. i still don’t know how a cat managed to knock on my bedroom door while slayer’s seasons in the abyss stopped me munching on violins and cellos: i got paranoid being the only person in the house with that eerie sound of knock knock... but i guess greeting him in the morning with a head-butt utilised his head for the ‘being human’ initiation... only yesterday he managed to open the door to the kitchen using the handle - and like any man with his middle finger outstretched in defiance... he did the same, but with a thumb. p.s. poetry and collage have a lot in common, as does poetry and music, i still don't know why philosophy started the fight, poetry has nothing in common with philosophy to be even remotely related for a boxing match, it's poetry as music and collage, the classical stances of philosophy are becoming more and more obsolete; i guess someone had to point that out and side with plato rather than socrates, but i have to add one blatant innovation i'm working on, no not the plagiarism of tristan tzara by william burroughs of the famed 'cut up' method of writing poetry, i'm talking Bach, yes, BACH, polyphony, multilayering, spontaneity, and everything that tzara attempted picking out bingo ball snippets of newspaper articles from a bag like some ****** doing the same, writing a abduction-ransom letter to a rich girl's family enigmatically... also enclosing a portrait of the girl done with crude pointillism in cartoon shock colours with a signature that ræd: antoinette warhol - yep, and some people will be famous for 15minutes in a repetitive loop.
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 7:06 AM UTC
haggis in a bagpipe and p.s.
i sometimes watch a cooking show and feed myself, finding old italians very funny with everything simple being a milanese delicacy, ambrosia of a doubly baked bread, sprinkled with water, a juicy tomato and some olive oil... mmm, yeah, am bro sia... where’s the salt? if this is ambrosia please give me a haggis in a bagpipe. by the way... the best sarcasm is found in a hangover. i still don’t know how a cat managed to knock on my bedroom door while slayer’s seasons in the abyss stopped me munching on violins and cellos: i got paranoid being the only person in the house with that eerie sound of knock knock... but i guess greeting him in the morning with a head-butt utilised his head for the ‘being human’ initiation... only yesterday he managed to open the door to the kitchen using the handle - and like any man with his middle finger outstretched in defiance... he did the same, but with a thumb. p.s. poetry and collage have a lot in common, as does poetry and music, i still don't know why philosophy started the fight, poetry has nothing in common with philosophy to be even remotely related for a boxing match, it's poetry as music and collage, the classical stances of philosophy are becoming more and more obsolete; i guess someone had to point that out and side with plato rather than socrates, but i have to add one blatant innovation i'm working on, no not the plagiarism of tristan tzara by william burroughs of the famed 'cut up' method of writing poetry, i'm talking Bach, yes, BACH, polyphony, multilayering, spontaneity, and everything that tzara attempted picking out bingo ball snippets of newspaper articles from a bag like some ****** doing the same, writing a abduction-ransom letter to a rich girl's family enigmatically... also enclosing a portrait of the girl done with crude pointillism in cartoon shock colours with a signature that ræd: antoinette warhol - yep, and some people will be famous for 15minutes in a repetitive loop.
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'Why is the raven Like a writing desk?' I asked winter-- Crying icicles Into palpitations. Of wings croaking Words and phrases That evolve us, Enigmatically --Sometimes As we sleep With seizures And lifeless seeds.
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 11:03 PM UTC
Seizures And Seeds
Under the enigmatically colored sky, I did wait, in the place where you were  expected days, nights, weeks and months passed by, years added their handiwork on my body, but my spirit, refused to fail, kept awake I traveled through the freeways of the sky, learning the art of flight, all by myself, asked the birds repeatedly about you except the time they sang how you inspire but they remained mute to my questions                                       "Fly towards east where light is" I heard a wise one say I found light at the dawn and struggled to keep it alive at night, only thinking about you,I needed the heat to survive. In the blue watery depth of the sea, I dived, heard the music of silence. It was your paens silence kept on singing, Through the fertile planes i walked, saw the corn speak of plenty. you bestow on us, the peace it brings. I wandered through the mountains and hills, the grass was green and flowers on the vines, had fragrance that reminded me your presence, ripened fruits hanging on trees spoke on the sweet love we shared. Though you were away from me and i wandered with a heart full of questions. A song bird on the tree of wish sang, it was all about your love for me, I was amazed, my weary head paused and felt peace at last, I fell in love as the hands of mountain wind caressed. In my dream you came and sat near. I was transformed, did I wake up from that ecstasy or am I still asleep,I and  you are no different.
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Apr 1, 2017
Apr 1, 2017 at 11:02 AM UTC
In a dream forever together
Under the enigmatically colored sky, I did wait, in the place where you were  expected days, nights, weeks and months passed by, years added their handiwork on my body, but my spirit, refused to fail, kept awake I traveled through the freeways of the sky, learning the art of flight, all by myself, asked the birds repeatedly about you except the time they sang how you inspire but they remained mute to my questions                                       "Fly towards east where light is" I heard a wise one say I found light at the dawn and struggled to keep it alive at night, only thinking about you,I needed the heat to survive. In the blue watery depth of the sea, I dived, heard the music of silence. It was your paens silence kept on singing, Through the fertile planes i walked, saw the corn speak of plenty. you bestow on us, the peace it brings. I wandered through the mountains and hills, the grass was green and flowers on the vines, had fragrance that reminded me your presence, ripened fruits hanging on trees spoke on the sweet love we shared. Though you were away from me and i wandered with a heart full of questions. A song bird on the tree of wish sang, it was all about your love for me, I was amazed, my weary head paused and felt peace at last, I fell in love as the hands of mountain wind caressed. In my dream you came and sat near. I was transformed, did I wake up from that ecstasy or am I still asleep,I and  you are no different.
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Your words, they are not eloquent. No, they do not posses the lustrous flow that I so often find myself falling for. Instead your words come enigmatically skidding from your mouth. The slang you use travels through the air and meets my ear as nothing but ostentatious calamity. It is incomprehensible to me. I cannot fathom why I am falling for a boy who's vocabulary is so minuscule to mine.   Shall the answer go unbeknownst? No, for the elucidate lies within me. I just have to go in quest of it.
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 11:31 AM UTC
The Way We Talk
Quixotically adorned In a creaking suit of armour Stumbling from set back to let down I am learning to smile enigmatically As though my thoughts are far away Which is so often the truth And my memories are bitter sweet Because that's what they are And so..... Behind this slight disguise I bumble and fumble through life Assuming a face of serenity A face which is not really mine But one I wear for public view My creaking suit of armour Protects my vulnerability And hides my secret heart By Phil Roberts
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Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 2:25 PM UTC
MY SLIGHT DISGUISE
Floating engulfed in penny light the coppery-brine amalgamation penetrates my mouth swallowing viscous globe of blood-riddled *** the shards of shell spines split by the tide echo my sentiments current eschews shallow alluvial grave cognizant cicumvolution ambient gyre diffuses carapace shrapnel into my calves gulls enigmatically screech-stripped slap briny padded patterns into the shoreline pausing only upon my primal glottal stop toes curl about inundated sand clouting divets shift dilatory run – slammed inert by invariable wave cochineal effluvium plumes lilt crepuscular rays refract further distortions Neath the water I blindly ***** my body Ridged projections jut from smoothed flesh Puckering at my own touch I sink beneath atmosphere liquescent folds embrace promptly I drop beneath chaos Bare palm dig into viscid terrain rung after rung demanding presence into the depths I claw forth onto a sand bar emerging shard flanked form eyes blazing cuticles numb pulse flit patina of blood and grit Fulgent tread propels Upon shore I walk back to my residence A warrior - mortal plated in copper and brine
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 8:46 PM UTC
Tale of My Armor
I am wide eyed; Attentive and glittering and eager. Consumed By your incessant stream of enlightened expression. Your eyes, Enigmatically, agressively determined, Seek constant, ruthless contact with mine. I  constrict, I turn away From the acute awareness of my inadequacy. Of my comparatively weak mind, Eclipsed by your emphatic, Evocative words which lead Me deeper, deeper into the black, unfamiliar, Imbalanced analysis wherein you thrive. Elevated, blinded, confounded by your eloquence. But you are only beauty and truth and goodness and power. And even in my stunned state of disordered mediocrity, This I understand with irrevocable clarity.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 10:56 PM UTC
Convoluted Clarity
Cancer woman is always an interesting lady for a Scorpio man. She is full of such feminine mysteries which a curious Scorpio man always wants to unfold completely but gently. She has a reserved outlook in the beginning which attracts him but soon she shows him her great sense of humor which makes even a serious person like him to smile. She brings colors & joys to his life & provides him with a companion who is always by his side to love, care & understands his feelings. She is actually one person who understands him well deep to his soul & knows what goes on under his cool & composed surface. Loyalty is the biggest trait that makes him feel comfortable with a Cancer woman. Though to his dislike, he can find her to be possessive & bossy at times & also has to tolerate her mood swings but with such love & loyalty in return, he understands her value & keeps a cool temper while dealing with her mood swings. Cancer woman is enigmatically feminine. She is a gentle & her feelings are sensitive & tender & her loyalty is spotless. Though, she may not look very strong, but she is a tower of strength for her dear ones & perfectly able to manage herself, if alone. Patience is her dearest virtue & flexibility is her biggest weapon to win in all circumstances. Being in love with a Scorpio man, stirs the deepest emotions of the Cancer female making her a perfect match for a passionate male like him.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 10:10 PM UTC
Water Signs 2
I am enigmatically saturated in a silhouette that deluded the eyes of my innumerous bits has it or has it not bewitched the demons and turned the scale from black to white But I shall implant the keen arrow and spill the venom of X and Y now I see a bow in your right hand rage in your left that took the arrow with a tighter grasp as it creep, into the deep into the crimson liquid of mine how my cries desperately thrive how they bloom in a gown of gloom yet how they sleep by those bits, unreleased against your silhouette saturated un deceased
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 2:53 PM UTC
Bits
The air is thin And the light is dark. But the warmth of this moment brightens the room Transcending beauty this is We sit And we allow our minds to run over all that sits in our hearts and eats away at our souls We sit We drink the steamy cups of coffee We allow our taste buds to grasp the flavour of the beans However, as delight touches our taste buds We converse We listen We see We sit Us three Us three We are souls that have been lost We have eyes that tell tales Tales that are not told in words, but hidden in the way that we watch And note the world Us three I see her heart is on her sleeve Her mighty, unwavering heart will not be stifled She may not allow such passion to be withheld from the world For she is made for His Glory. She is made to drink from the fountain of youth with no fear She is made to conquer And stare down at their meek faces As they watch her In awe In wonder And in adoration Us three We prefer not to stifle that part of ourselves That part that will be set free That part that is bashing at the cage, begging, pleading to be let out To be let out into the night To go into enigmatically I am nostalgic For my former self The girl who never allowed herself to focus on the dark, the girl who believed in flying The girl who now never believes she will be taken out from captivity From this dark pit Oblivion, I believe I am there She interrupts me and puts down the cold caffeine Us three She says that I cannot make more mistakes in my life than she has She tells me that God has a plan, and the pain will soon end She says that my Destiny will soon unravel from the tight coil She says that His plan is delicately detailed and outlined in solid black Like a work of art... However, the dragon tends to blow his fire at the edges of the delicate page No matter how small the burn, it makes a change To the plan What remains, Is the art No matter how much he taints it, my dear, it will still be a work of art Your Destiny will be fulfilled. Your heart will be set free I weep. I shake. I gasp for air. And I always believe in the moments of Us three.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 12:14 PM UTC
Us Three
The air is thin And the light is dark. But the warmth of this moment brightens the room Transcending beauty this is We sit And we allow our minds to run over all that sits in our hearts and eats away at our souls We sit We drink the steamy cups of coffee We allow our taste buds to grasp the flavour of the beans However, as delight touches our taste buds We converse We listen We see We sit Us three Us three We are souls that have been lost We have eyes that tell tales Tales that are not told in words, but hidden in the way that we watch And note the world Us three I see her heart is on her sleeve Her mighty, unwavering heart will not be stifled She may not allow such passion to be withheld from the world For she is made for His Glory. She is made to drink from the fountain of youth with no fear She is made to conquer And stare down at their meek faces As they watch her In awe In wonder And in adoration Us three We prefer not to stifle that part of ourselves That part that will be set free That part that is bashing at the cage, begging, pleading to be let out To be let out into the night To go into enigmatically I am nostalgic For my former self The girl who never allowed herself to focus on the dark, the girl who believed in flying The girl who now never believes she will be taken out from captivity From this dark pit Oblivion, I believe I am there She interrupts me and puts down the cold caffeine Us three She says that I cannot make more mistakes in my life than she has She tells me that God has a plan, and the pain will soon end She says that my Destiny will soon unravel from the tight coil She says that His plan is delicately detailed and outlined in solid black Like a work of art... However, the dragon tends to blow his fire at the edges of the delicate page No matter how small the burn, it makes a change To the plan What remains, Is the art No matter how much he taints it, my dear, it will still be a work of art Your Destiny will be fulfilled. Your heart will be set free I weep. I shake. I gasp for air. And I always believe in the moments of Us three.
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Branching from the recess Stretching wide arms into the ether I enter into The cosmic embrace the stillness was not empty But deep and yet again deeper still Diving further into the fount of reality where divinity loses its transcendence Only to become the interconnected creative potentiality Reality expressed by itself An event in the making in the cosmic ontology of change Where I am more than what I am Who I am When I become But rather a process A way in the making Enigmatically I leave stero's behind reaching down with freed hands And an open Heart
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 10:41 PM UTC
Recess of Being
How can I be happy when the one I love, loved someone else? Is it always my destiny? How can I even smile and act like I was too supportive and happy? When the truth is lost, wrecked, broken and hurt will best define me Suddenly, I became proud of myself because I can hide my emotions behind that narrow shelf Leaving no clues nor negative reactions like an elf Hiding and hiding it in my unorthodox actions, holding my own breath Girl, you are so lucky that you are the one chosen and not me but let us play the long game of destiny If he'll end up with you or with me. I am amazed by him even with all his flaws I accepted him with all his words and jokes I noticed him because of things he truthfully shows I love him for who he really is, that is what I only know.
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Aug 8, 2017
Aug 8, 2017 at 11:53 PM UTC
Falling Enigmatically
Quixotically adorned In a creaking suit of armour Stumbling from set back to let down I am learning to smile enigmatically As though my thoughts are far away Which is so often the truth And my memories are bitter sweet Because that's what they are And so..... Behind this slight disguise I bumble and fumble through life Assuming a face of serenity A face which is not really mine But one I wear for public view My creaking suit of armour Protects my vulnerability And hides my secret heart                                     By Phil Roberts
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 2:01 PM UTC
MY SLIGHT DISGUISE
The shiny silhouette Of an immaculate figure Laying next to me Her bare back is all I could see Caressing the smooth skin Could feel the goosebumps sink in Those effervescent eyes of her Froze the epoch in eternal animation Her erogenous smile Killed every bit of sanity concealed My surreptitious virility Cajoled to serenity The intriguing aroma Free strands of hair Like a pulchritudinous portrait Covered her face enigmatically The bliss of air Traversing a new path today Kissing her neck & shoulder Curse those lucky ones A veil over the wise An ingenious ingredient of disaster **** thou dark eyes They burnt a raging fire Bright & blue A sweet intoxication A heart wrenching addiction Conjuring up & discovering Unexplored corners of heart Let us play this game again Where I’m a slave And you’re the King insane Unable to fathom my fate The stupendous serendipity Which brought together ends of infinity
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 4:47 AM UTC
Fate & Serendipity
Broadly speaking on a narrow field of subjects, it's how you put it, said the.. ..oh, that joke's probably banned. Tuesday. not got over it yet? you will. there's usually an outcome going somewhere when you're looking for somewhere to get out. The thing about Tuesdays is there are so many of them maybe more than Fridays, they certainly seem to last longer. Grammarly's still on at me correcting me grammatically I look on enigmatically with that Mona Lisa smile.
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May 24, 2022
May 24, 2022 at 4:05 PM UTC
Save draft?
The world can look very dark and enigmatically with few bright stars but once you look thru your telescope there is much more to come
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Aug 17, 2014
Aug 17, 2014 at 8:34 PM UTC
The world
We were once all kids Youngn's,  Wildly childishly dumb Some threw fits Become a nuisance Some prudent Possibly a ton Maybe you wined and kicked Because your chores weren't done Probably clueless Of what the world had yet to come Then there's the misfits Who never fit in Who blew scales of fish Then threw fists Took a few to the ribs So now threw brew to lips Taking double dipped Blue Cupids Letting blotter strips melt to tounge An endevor to numb the constant misuse Just endlessly pursues Never able to outrun The pain forever maintains  Only abstains for some We all knew one A problematic student During our unsystematic youth One kick ball captins wouldn't choose adamantly  Or picked on traumatically  For reasons enigmatically obtuse Easy to dogmatically accuse So now he's pragmatically recluse He walks out of school Without any excuse But doesn't go home Because there's no escape free from abuse Done it so many times  Has a bracelet above his shoes The only safe place he can seem to think To avoid feelings profuse and being upset Is the old Willow tree on a swing  With a noose around his neck 16 year olds Shouldn't contemplate death Anyway he picks up the goose Can't complain it's better than the latter Sensation so placid Lamination built couth Decides to drop some acid As he heads up a ladder To the top of the mall roof It is now 6 stories up This is how his story shut Crying apparently seeing stuff Lying guaranteeing to the kid  He'd fly away if he just jumped Without a single condemn Not a single to hand to lend Not one person that he could depend This day became his end Nobody heard his voice again Guilty unable to make amends As he fell to his doom, his death To a better place he'd soon ascend A misfortunate event But God will assure he is now content I guess you could say its unfortunate At the least it's for the best In piece may his soul rest And forevermore be blessed  R.I.P my freind ©thrags
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Oct 25, 2019
Oct 25, 2019 at 11:08 PM UTC
Lucy
We were once all kids Youngn's,  Wildly childishly dumb Some threw fits Become a nuisance Some prudent Possibly a ton Maybe you wined and kicked Because your chores weren't done Probably clueless Of what the world had yet to come Then there's the misfits Who never fit in Who blew scales of fish Then threw fists Took a few to the ribs So now threw brew to lips Taking double dipped Blue Cupids Letting blotter strips melt to tounge An endevor to numb the constant misuse Just endlessly pursues Never able to outrun The pain forever maintains  Only abstains for some We all knew one A problematic student During our unsystematic youth One kick ball captins wouldn't choose adamantly  Or picked on traumatically  For reasons enigmatically obtuse Easy to dogmatically accuse So now he's pragmatically recluse He walks out of school Without any excuse But doesn't go home Because there's no escape free from abuse Done it so many times  Has a bracelet above his shoes The only safe place he can seem to think To avoid feelings profuse and being upset Is the old Willow tree on a swing  With a noose around his neck 16 year olds Shouldn't contemplate death Anyway he picks up the goose Can't complain it's better than the latter Sensation so placid Lamination built couth Decides to drop some acid As he heads up a ladder To the top of the mall roof It is now 6 stories up This is how his story shut Crying apparently seeing stuff Lying guaranteeing to the kid  He'd fly away if he just jumped Without a single condemn Not a single to hand to lend Not one person that he could depend This day became his end Nobody heard his voice again Guilty unable to make amends As he fell to his doom, his death To a better place he'd soon ascend A misfortunate event But God will assure he is now content I guess you could say its unfortunate At the least it's for the best In piece may his soul rest And forevermore be blessed  R.I.P my freind ©thrags
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