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"enlisting" poems
I remember, My usual nonchalant demeanor going completely bananas in my cubicle of a room After enlisting to deliver you ice cream. No, not just any ice cream, Strawberry with bananas and gummy bears. I thought it as an awkward combination But when I got in the car, The sparrows were flying in two adjacent v-shaped formations. Slightly puzzled, I pondered if maybe one day I'll meet a sparrow, or anything with enough courage to brave the skies, Soaring, knowing in time, their wings will tire, and locating a perch is then of importance. Because life's goal, humans and creatures alike, Is to find a whisper of a nightingale's song, Or, possibly, the eccentric taste of a spoonful of their favorite ice cream.
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 2:20 AM UTC
Strawberry with Bananas and Gummy Bears
It was never my intention to place you in harms way. Enlisting your heart to trouble after we kissed on that precious day. As time elapsed, my heart took a moment to understand. You were portraying your earnest emotions subtly then crass. The turmoil you must’ve felt during the time you kept to yourself… Causing you to experience agonizing despair while delving into mournful swells… Find it in your heart to forgive these third degree burns. For it was never my intention to crucify your kind soul. My love yearns to romanticize unhurriedly, Seducing passionately while intimately feeding the soul so fluidly. Is it too much to ask for an amorous exploration? For what is love without a genuine vibration? If *** is all you seek, Be explicitly direct; don’t play games that will cause deceit. Otherwise, in the end, ambivalent emotions will prevail. Crafting a false sense of endearment that will soon be too much for you to bear. I once journeyed to a crucible of love and hate. Traveling far beyond the unfathomable depths of heartache. Hopelessly exiled to endure the slowest of brutalizing pains; A light was discovered, allowing the abhorrence to dissipate. By: Michael M. De La Fuente
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 12:22 AM UTC
My Lady...
i am an ashamed american. this is supposed to be the land of the free. please. tell me what is free about ferguson, missouri. is freedom enlisting three policemen for an armed white protest and hundreds of riot police for a peaceful colored one? please. tell me what is free? why is racism a 21st century problem?
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 9:55 PM UTC
i am an ashamed american.
i am --am i?-- yeah, i think i am drunk drunk drunk and signing myself up for selective service so i will be able to access my financial aid and not have to cough up almost $2,000 for one term that me and my bank account just really do not have, ya know? and that little dropdown menu well it doesn’t offer the option of: “i am being forced to sign up for this so i can afford college” because i guess that sounds less appealing than my being recruited during lunch while i watched my fellow (cis) male students dislocate their shoulders doing pull ups so the older boys in uniform would be proud of them and maybe even give them a nice little lanyard because after over $100 to get the right name and gender marker on my id and $60 to get a new birth certificate i’m male enough for the government to want to make into cannon fodder but i’m still not male enough to use the men’s room without the threat of being verbally harassed or physically assaulted and that just makes me so angry because here’s “bone-spurs donnie” a known draft dodger of at least 5 times who had the money to pay off any doctor he wanted trying his hardest to ban trans people from enlisting to fight in a war backed by a country that wants them dead yet that little M on my id that i paid so much for makes me eligible to be blown to bits or come back to a country that doesn’t want me anymore with my brains scrambled from shell shock and ptsd because this country is willing to pretty much force-feed young men into the bottomless belly of the war machine always stoking the fires of the military industrial complex with money and unscarred flesh and so much lies and so much fear mongering and i am just so tired of having to fill in that little bubble with my ballpoint pen and a click of the mouse pledging what could easily be the rest of my life to being riddled with bullets miles away from home just so i can grab that financial aid that perpetual carrot being dangled in front of my oh so transgender and queer nose so i can afford an education and not become another statistic another person that the united states of amerikkka has failed
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 2:07 AM UTC
the war machine don't want me
i am --am i?-- yeah, i think i am drunk drunk drunk and signing myself up for selective service so i will be able to access my financial aid and not have to cough up almost $2,000 for one term that me and my bank account just really do not have, ya know? and that little dropdown menu well it doesn’t offer the option of: “i am being forced to sign up for this so i can afford college” because i guess that sounds less appealing than my being recruited during lunch while i watched my fellow (cis) male students dislocate their shoulders doing pull ups so the older boys in uniform would be proud of them and maybe even give them a nice little lanyard because after over $100 to get the right name and gender marker on my id and $60 to get a new birth certificate i’m male enough for the government to want to make into cannon fodder but i’m still not male enough to use the men’s room without the threat of being verbally harassed or physically assaulted and that just makes me so angry because here’s “bone-spurs donnie” a known draft dodger of at least 5 times who had the money to pay off any doctor he wanted trying his hardest to ban trans people from enlisting to fight in a war backed by a country that wants them dead yet that little M on my id that i paid so much for makes me eligible to be blown to bits or come back to a country that doesn’t want me anymore with my brains scrambled from shell shock and ptsd because this country is willing to pretty much force-feed young men into the bottomless belly of the war machine always stoking the fires of the military industrial complex with money and unscarred flesh and so much lies and so much fear mongering and i am just so tired of having to fill in that little bubble with my ballpoint pen and a click of the mouse pledging what could easily be the rest of my life to being riddled with bullets miles away from home just so i can grab that financial aid that perpetual carrot being dangled in front of my oh so transgender and queer nose so i can afford an education and not become another statistic another person that the united states of amerikkka has failed
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Can you hear that sound Like a tiny whining You're a sad eyed puppy Inside It's a kind of yearning When pining away, wanting someone or something So expensive beyond reach The mind begins to fantasize what it's like, Infantilize what's real life. Enlisting unreasonable scenerios Creative now with lies And denials and exit strategies, Scapegoats of close members of family, accusatory.. Blame all but yourself Inflammatory story's demise Because the lost moments spent Pining away Will die unknowing your real life self. Inside that fog of fictitious false depictions Who dat? Starving yourself blind See there on that podium Your bad phat shines Always in first place--gold medal favorite Hooray it's not quite you or even true. If pining were a sport Having lost your minds You'd all be winners. Celebrity famous, go on Crave being extra, so street savvy "Hey Alexa, Google, Suri Define obsession." Pining turns dangerous In absentia dysplased Souls are stolen, Human replicas. Still carrying on pining Away. Killer lover blank. Got brain? Bullets? A shiv or Shank? Sharp as a pine tree... (Please, Don't forget to give Thanks.)
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Jul 22, 2020
Jul 22, 2020 at 11:27 AM UTC
Pining Away
Are you? Propounding Pounds Dealing in Dollars Eulogizing Euros Dwelling in Dinars Rolling in Rupees Enlisting Yens Whose exchange value is nil In honey combed heaven Or horrendous hell What so ever, whom so ever Be it an empowered emperor Or any contemptuous contemporary Only valid currency in heaven Is pure Conduct and Character
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 9:07 AM UTC
Currency
streets sweat for toothache medicine blood enlisting for war tea dogs don't love their dads i never knew what a healing arm meant neither does my alarm clock dizzy floors and tired chardonnay tastes like a late born baby a list of things that are the same: ****** the human centipede, and pepsi but my girl's gone and my head hurts
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Sep 8, 2016
Sep 8, 2016 at 9:41 PM UTC
tooth berry
Snowcles....falling calling card, resting, upturned faces Snowcles....falling like pendant droplets Seeking kind eyes Icicles.....frozen, swift like daggers Icicles.....frozen chapters, white pages Enlisting kind eyes Frostles....biting frosty jack back Frostles....emulsioning natures walls Reflecting in kind eyes                                                           Drowning in deep pupil pools Of blue hues, winking white lights                                                           Snow blizzards cooking on iceowaves Drifting, selling off last years frozen season                          Storming snow whips frosty fragments airborne Peppering the night sky with finely tuned Layers lacing, flitting and fitting superbly.....                                                                 giving birth to a white out
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Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 2:22 PM UTC
White Wonder
Are you? Propounding Pounds Dealing in Dollars Eulogizing Euros Dwelling in Dinars Rolling in Rupees Enlisting Yens Whose exchange value is nil In honey combed heaven Or horrendous hell What so ever, whom so ever Be it an empowered emperor Or any contemptuous contemporary Only valid currency in heaven Is pure Conduct and Character
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 9:53 AM UTC
Currency
I tremble and wonder How life took a turn away from bliss. I think of my childhood worries, Of my parents yelling at each other Only to end in divorce when I was only Nine years old. Of my youth being taken in confusion About what is right or wrong. I think of how I treated my poor Mother as I chose a side in the battle Of custody between the three of us. How I flawed as a person during My first real chance to be truly happy. I think of being thrown out into the night Blindsided and full of anger, Trying hard to not cause myself harm. And of walking out a year and a half later Giving up on being dissatisfied With how I was living. I think of hopping from one home To another, unable to find a job. Of needing quick relief, And enlisting in the armed forces. Wondering how I now await The life of a special operations soldier. What happened to that child Who was not yet nine years old? Who was he? Was he happy? How did he picture his future?
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Dec 25, 2013
Dec 25, 2013 at 2:05 AM UTC
What Happened?
~~~ every word I write is a tribute *now listen here, let's clarify the inescapable, what this tribute thing means, cause what I'm doing here, ain't exactly clear everything we write, is only a watery-encapsulated reflection of our lives, which of necessity, will always be messy what the heck does this guy mean. when enlisting this shady word, tribute? at 3:10 in the AM, tribute is dressed in its more defy-nition sinister, a bad news speaking cultural minister, who never fails us by reminding, tribute originated as the nasty kind: "any exacted or enforced payment or contribution" every **** word that I've written is a **** tribute, an exacted, enforced, wrung from, payment of a pound of flesh, Shylock's variety pack kind I'm not bitter, a touch angry, perhaps, even brave, ok, unafraid, to admit, overall, got it pretty ok but that I still struggle to get that satisfaction, in everything minute and daily, the tiny and the tremendous, the cost production load only goes unicycle upward sloping, this crisis crazy we call being alive, and to you, who keys and ken my meaning well* herein is my good kind side my paying tribute to you, your courage, even me, periodically, for awakening and walking into the unknown outside, and giving it up in our travelogue of shared poetry 5:48am Jan. 21, 2016 NYC (aboard the stationary bike, paying tribute for forty years of sinning)
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Jan 22, 2016
Jan 22, 2016 at 4:30 PM UTC
every word I write is a tribute
Delirious, this Satin and Paper Cot Should these Agents once Past permit your Chore Even to attempt a Link on your Lot Was but a Mistake from your Fortune's lore Though Un-Respond, such your Sun-Chariot spells As Saturated Stars are wont to do Those Gods from Olympus shake Mortal's Bells Then encase their Voices enlisting You From most Causes be yours in-Demand, Primmed or Pronged Endorsements as they become Only your Decide allow this Remand Well your Talents sustain; But Visage done. Which by Essentials would it Matter, O Prince Though Wax steers your Morals be ever since. ‬
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Jul 22, 2013
Jul 22, 2013 at 2:19 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ONE - TOM DALEY
Are you? Propounding Pounds Dealing in Dollars Eulogizing Euros Dwelling in Dinars Rolling in Rupees Enlisting Yens Whose exchange value is nil In honey combed heaven Or horrendous hell What so ever, whom so ever Be it an empowered emperor Or any contemptuous contemporary Only valid currency in heaven Is pure Conduct and Character
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 6:21 PM UTC
Currency
Can't keep my eyes from melting Those tears that they've been smelting Because loneliness is pelting Poor young, forsaken me Can't keep my eyes from wondering Why silence is now thundering Between us and its sundering Poor young forsaken me Can't keep my eyes from missing Those lips that I've been kissing But now they keep on enlisting Poor young forsaken me Enlisting me to cry and Enlisting me to try Because if he's not here beside me Then I might as well have Died.
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 6:56 AM UTC
Eyes
A low frequency From the depths of the factory Stirs old memories within the ageing workforce…. In the greenhouse, Pruning the greenhouse walls— Producing strawberries and raspberries at a considerable rate— Noticing the days begin and restart, Bathed under LED light; Ever endeavouring to Move closer and closer towards Enlisting in repetitive thoughts, And enlisting in repetitive thoughts, And enlisting in repetitive thoughts.
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Oct 24, 2022
Oct 24, 2022 at 8:10 AM UTC
The Industrial Fields
as space sufficiently expresses, or succinctly paraphrases with the concerns for time: or hue, or suntan, or baritone hummed weakening into a humph... crazy-bone etc.; sometimes poetry is so much more than the usurping of onomatopoeia... life is the essence of being timed, but that's hardly the essence in the space we occupy - over-versed thinking never formalised toward an outer-reaching imagination that might become copper-raindrops' worth of Disney, or a way memory is made adaptive to cure dementia... yes, space is the essential component for the compartment of life... i believe time has no place in what's to be called life, i believe time exists, but on an Olympic scale, in the metres and millimetres, on the minutes and seconds scales... space is the essence of life: so diverging from known apparatus to unknown operations, thus so diverging from known operations to unknown apparatus... and so on and so forth, until dinosaurs roar and we merely say: yawn - arrogant in our guise. true, space devalues time; as said the people between us who we never had a meal with, but had the crazed look of craving an unnecessary contentment with despair. can i guess at something? i like your alphabetical onomatopoeia, i.e. pun for knocking, a sorta p p p / b b b, not necessarily needing the suffix for rhyme, why is it that poetry requires the echo, why not rhyme upfront? anyway... but it's there, that alphabetical onomatopoeia... a repeating of the first letter, like opening an oyster... which contradicts the orthodox methodology of rhyme... meaning that there's a repeated seance of an opening... which (although alphabetically staged to a prevailing repeat) equips the reader with many more surprising alternations - basically you begin with what rhymes alphabetically, but not necessarily phonetically: the lost suffix -ing via i had a cat called blinding, and he said all things were shining...  one of your poems enabled me to spot this reversal of poetic orthodoxy, in that the rhyme became less musicological, and more rubric enlisting a coherent schema, such as a list... or rhyme via propped first, and cascading into oblivion, never really minding the waggling tail of a bouncy-ball of accepted verse. aardvark and acupuncture... the rhyme begins with A, and ends as it should end, diverging, so there's no feel for a repeat akin to drum or rhythmic bass... otherwise: shout an A into a cave and hear an echo... that's what poetry is damnably worthy to congest one's thinking with... don't rhyme: echo! and ensure that echo is alphabetical rather than musicological. perchance lessened talk, i too would have revised this example with some worthy emoticon.
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 10:52 PM UTC
Time is not the essence of life.
as space sufficiently expresses, or succinctly paraphrases with the concerns for time: or hue, or suntan, or baritone hummed weakening into a humph... crazy-bone etc.; sometimes poetry is so much more than the usurping of onomatopoeia... life is the essence of being timed, but that's hardly the essence in the space we occupy - over-versed thinking never formalised toward an outer-reaching imagination that might become copper-raindrops' worth of Disney, or a way memory is made adaptive to cure dementia... yes, space is the essential component for the compartment of life... i believe time has no place in what's to be called life, i believe time exists, but on an Olympic scale, in the metres and millimetres, on the minutes and seconds scales... space is the essence of life: so diverging from known apparatus to unknown operations, thus so diverging from known operations to unknown apparatus... and so on and so forth, until dinosaurs roar and we merely say: yawn - arrogant in our guise. true, space devalues time; as said the people between us who we never had a meal with, but had the crazed look of craving an unnecessary contentment with despair. can i guess at something? i like your alphabetical onomatopoeia, i.e. pun for knocking, a sorta p p p / b b b, not necessarily needing the suffix for rhyme, why is it that poetry requires the echo, why not rhyme upfront? anyway... but it's there, that alphabetical onomatopoeia... a repeating of the first letter, like opening an oyster... which contradicts the orthodox methodology of rhyme... meaning that there's a repeated seance of an opening... which (although alphabetically staged to a prevailing repeat) equips the reader with many more surprising alternations - basically you begin with what rhymes alphabetically, but not necessarily phonetically: the lost suffix -ing via i had a cat called blinding, and he said all things were shining...  one of your poems enabled me to spot this reversal of poetic orthodoxy, in that the rhyme became less musicological, and more rubric enlisting a coherent schema, such as a list... or rhyme via propped first, and cascading into oblivion, never really minding the waggling tail of a bouncy-ball of accepted verse. aardvark and acupuncture... the rhyme begins with A, and ends as it should end, diverging, so there's no feel for a repeat akin to drum or rhythmic bass... otherwise: shout an A into a cave and hear an echo... that's what poetry is damnably worthy to congest one's thinking with... don't rhyme: echo! and ensure that echo is alphabetical rather than musicological. perchance lessened talk, i too would have revised this example with some worthy emoticon.
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As I sit here staring, out across the open land, I see my comrades standing hand in hand. Grenades are going off, as they always had, As I think of fallen soldiers, I now become quite sad. Thoughts are going through my head, circling all around, I look at the scattered bodies littering up the ground. The stench of rotting flesh is filling up the air, The once dreams of men, have now turned to despair. The poison gas now fills the air, as I fumble for my mask, Escaping machine-gun fire is not such an easy task. We were told when we first entered this war, that it would not take so long, But as the war went on, we found out this statement was quite wrong. Sitting in the trenches, with mud upon my face, Fighting for my country, I will never be a disgrace. Sitting here going insane, I can’t stand this another minute, I am only here so that I can help my country win it. Looking all around me, I see enormous tanks, And for this reinforcement, I give my many thanks. There are so many faces that I have missed for so long, Sometimes I get the feeling that enlisting may have been wrong. This deep feeling of regret that wells inside of me, Shows me the person that I have come to be. If you have something that you would like to know, just ask me and I’ll say, The burden of protecting others carries us through the day.
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Dec 8, 2011
Dec 8, 2011 at 3:41 AM UTC
The Dreams of Those Who've Been
I wait in the sunset garden as planet grows it's auburn scarf. s u d d e n l y                       I hear heart monitors slowing down. Everything                        receding. People come home from universities tapping their feet to tenor conclaves, palms rubbed together for a spark because clouds have become air condition systems. Layers are now a necessity. Soft sheets glow to those enlisting in another year of the continental war. We ENTER A TIME OF WAITING the moon is murkier and light thickens like EPHEMERAL AUTUMN VAPOR. Masayoshi Fujita makes Victoria seem more methodical at night. (the  one  man  xylophone  orchestra) There's non conventional furniture everywhere! (Candle      in a          fishbowl) But isn't that us all? especially this time of year? wax to water. Comfort is rooftops under HEAVYRAIN. Spurs of ((isolation)) can be therapeutic. On another note, "LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES" Think hard on that, just think is all I ask. As a poet, I am blind in the same way you are not. Accordions are the instrument of the universe. I'm personally a fan of elevator m            u                      s                                  i                                               c TOKYO seems an appealing place to visit as any. I crave a certain spontaneity, an abruptness S      L    O   W   L  Y..................... soaking thru those leaves who's moment has come                                          to pass. Alarm clocks fizzle where the weary lay, letting their hair go it's own way (to enter a new era where sunglasses serve no purpose) ......I'll wait for that time, like a true Buddhist that holds his patience in front of him. A daisy wilting into gold.
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 4:01 AM UTC
A Poem for You.
I wait in the sunset garden as planet grows it's auburn scarf. s u d d e n l y                       I hear heart monitors slowing down. Everything                        receding. People come home from universities tapping their feet to tenor conclaves, palms rubbed together for a spark because clouds have become air condition systems. Layers are now a necessity. Soft sheets glow to those enlisting in another year of the continental war. We ENTER A TIME OF WAITING the moon is murkier and light thickens like EPHEMERAL AUTUMN VAPOR. Masayoshi Fujita makes Victoria seem more methodical at night. (the  one  man  xylophone  orchestra) There's non conventional furniture everywhere! (Candle      in a          fishbowl) But isn't that us all? especially this time of year? wax to water. Comfort is rooftops under HEAVYRAIN. Spurs of ((isolation)) can be therapeutic. On another note, "LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES" Think hard on that, just think is all I ask. As a poet, I am blind in the same way you are not. Accordions are the instrument of the universe. I'm personally a fan of elevator m            u                      s                                  i                                               c TOKYO seems an appealing place to visit as any. I crave a certain spontaneity, an abruptness S      L    O   W   L  Y..................... soaking thru those leaves who's moment has come                                          to pass. Alarm clocks fizzle where the weary lay, letting their hair go it's own way (to enter a new era where sunglasses serve no purpose) ......I'll wait for that time, like a true Buddhist that holds his patience in front of him. A daisy wilting into gold.
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SLOWLY DRIFTING SLOWLY REACHING SLOWLY LIFTING SLOWLY TEACHING TO LONG FISHING TO LONG BEACHIN TO LONG SITTING TO LONG LEACHING FAR MORE WISHING FAR MORE PREACHING FAR MORE FIXING FAR MORE ADMITTING NO MORE CONFLICTING NO MORE ENLISTING NO MORE SPLITTING NO MORE KILLING ONLY THEN CAN WE CARRY ON COEXISTING
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 11:28 AM UTC
STEPS
¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ please bear with me through these turns, for I believe it gets much better.. i need help. ..much better than this winding Caltrop Way please help me mind these twists no.. "not the TWISTS! the twists betwixt the ends gone listing on a list of modes or measures— lest my brooding BOOM. So vast, and so cosmic, so chasmic.. circumstasmic? Could any of this be happening? Happenstance? Perhaps a dance— a DANCE! of eloquence enlisting— of parables b'twixting between.. ..or was it betwixt? betwixt! the twist is a'mix the boundaries amidst the sounding absentees amiss and all their revelries gone missing, they're so lost among this misting lee." **i came upon this sanity. alas! this simple explanation, what has brought me to my knees at last—** for this hope so fixed to kiss me, as would bangles on the wrist be, then went "begging and dredging and picking and ******* through grand affair in blissful beds of rose and posey petals pushing hedgerows!! more and more a bushless exposé as days count down— a maze a'drowned in *thornful sortie*!! scornful, hastily adorned and full of fate-encrusted memories of a trustless misgiving. My sin has shone its boldness and has left me living cold. **please, god, don't let me die this way!" this heart, o lord, it yearns away..**
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 10:21 AM UTC
Prayer of the March
As soon as I heard you were enlisting Shock. You never struck me as the type To completely change your plans. Such a free spirit before, Only to conform Simply because you were afraid Afraid of what you could have done. Shock. There was so much more I imagined you doing, Playing for pleasure was always your living. But now, you are to listen to a droning shout As the entire world shuts you out. Shock. And I'm forced to sit here and act like it's okay, That you're throwing your entire life away. Perhaps I have a biased view Maybe serving your country was what you were meant to do. Shock. And I'll let you go To live life on your own Although, I wish I would've known How much you've helped me grow.
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Dec 10, 2017
Dec 10, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Shock
I let the darkness seep into my skin as if it would stop my bones from rattling. Babbling sirens pierce my ears forgetting what the morning brings, I hear nothing but the psychoanalysis of my own lips breathing out nonsense. Expectations dangle from the ceiling blocking out all the light from the moon enlisting its own doom into my growing pores. They reach for sadness like sunlight a direct way to feel again, despite my echoing cries they continue to try and be something. My body aches of its own type of arthritis, derived from the weight of surviving, years of looking for a way out wore on my joints like sandpaper. So I erode, tiny flecks of golden dust fall to the floor as I walk, glowing in the hue of dusk reclining itself into my chest. I am left with the dread of failure and regrets I know best waiting for the dawn to support me, but the darkness lasts for days. I wait and I wait, and eventually the sun will rise and I will be okay.
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 2:57 PM UTC
The Sun Will Rise
Deep within the bowels of the Earth immensely distant from the sheltering sky amidst a thick fog enveloped landscape with here and there a projected craggy, derelict chasm precipitously crooked pointing toward an infinitely wide yawning abyss dwelt kindred spirits comprising a soul asylum where grateful dead (albeit marked via weathered tomb stones) hermetically sealed once vibrant corporeal mortals betook their eternal slumber One among their number included a misanthrope who sported long straggly hair bushy eyebrows shielding cold eyes of steel straggly bearded clammy chin in tandem with a hairy body which when alive (long time ago) upheld upon unshod feet a severely hunchbacked ****** Within dense pitch-black terrain (Mother Nature enlisting a menagerie of life forms accustomed to hellish environment) awash with unrecognizable alien sights and sounds mollycoddling bewitching warlocks, mailer daemons, imps of the pervert chieftains, fiery long and fostered Golems who called underworld their private demesne also alluded to Marcy's playground holding hostage Alice in Chains Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Beastie Boys, The Human League, and Village People a Crowded House Emitting wisps of ethereal matter appearing a small medium at large chat snap ping, flickr ring indeed joyus minions exalting piety a plenti Prone ounce sing proud purgatory promoting protean phantasmagoria hideous hulu hoop dancing holograms highly distorted grotesque silent screaming sinister banshees slithering across escarpment.
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 3:45 PM UTC
An Image Of The Netherworld Envisioned By A Misanthrope
Deep within the bowels of the Earth immensely distant from the sheltering sky amidst a thick fog enveloped landscape with here and there a projected craggy, derelict chasm precipitously crooked pointing toward an infinitely wide yawning abyss dwelt kindred spirits comprising a soul asylum where grateful dead (albeit marked via weathered tomb stones) hermetically sealed once vibrant corporeal mortals betook their eternal slumber One among their number included a misanthrope who sported long straggly hair bushy eyebrows shielding cold eyes of steel straggly bearded clammy chin in tandem with a hairy body which when alive (long time ago) upheld upon unshod feet a severely hunchbacked ****** Within dense pitch-black terrain (Mother Nature enlisting a menagerie of life forms accustomed to hellish environment) awash with unrecognizable alien sights and sounds mollycoddling bewitching warlocks, mailer daemons, imps of the pervert chieftains, fiery long and fostered Golems who called underworld their private demesne also alluded to Marcy's playground holding hostage Alice in Chains Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Beastie Boys, The Human League, and Village People a Crowded House Emitting wisps of ethereal matter appearing a small medium at large chat snap ping, flickr ring indeed joyus minions exalting piety a plenti Prone ounce sing proud purgatory promoting protean phantasmagoria hideous hulu hoop dancing holograms highly distorted grotesque silent screaming sinister banshees slithering across escarpment.
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I am human. A person. That simple fact, a reason, To be included in my inventory. It’s a necessary part of my story. I admit I childishly cheated as a kid Of course, I lied about what I did. I stole cigarettes from my aunts, Smoked the instant I had the chance. Naturally, there was *** to be had And though called sinful, I was glad To be among the very lucky few Who didn’t wonder about it. We knew. School over, I tried to avoid the draft By enlisting in the air force. Daft. That was in the days during the calm When very few of us knew of Vietnam. My feet were flat, somehow or another. Asked if I'd drafted, “Maybe your mother!” He said she would be called rather than I. I’d never make a march fully packed, goodbye. So, I started into living my life, aimlessly Content to dodge the service blamelessly. Rather than go to college, discouraged by Dad, I made the best with the talents I already had. I worked in clerical jobs, and organizing files And grew bored with that after a long while. I sang in nightclubs and in little theater But never got my star ambitions together. So, I learned to smoke *** and crash In the pads of friends when out of cash. I’d wash their dishes, and cook good food And even sleep with them when in the mood. I walked some picket lines and protested And when evil laws got passed, contested. I carried signs and worked odd jobs around; Did casual income accrual that could be found. I worked for years at a company for bucks, Thinking permanent salary changes luck, And it did because I finally bought a home And stopped being a hippie on the roam. I loved and lusted with the constant line Of **** available hotties I could find People who had time for a bit of fun. And by then, I was the perfect one. All this means, I had a normal acumen For living life and being a human. I make no apologies here, instead Like a pony, I let myself have my head.
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 8:49 PM UTC
I AM HUMAN
I am human. A person. That simple fact, a reason, To be included in my inventory. It’s a necessary part of my story. I admit I childishly cheated as a kid Of course, I lied about what I did. I stole cigarettes from my aunts, Smoked the instant I had the chance. Naturally, there was *** to be had And though called sinful, I was glad To be among the very lucky few Who didn’t wonder about it. We knew. School over, I tried to avoid the draft By enlisting in the air force. Daft. That was in the days during the calm When very few of us knew of Vietnam. My feet were flat, somehow or another. Asked if I'd drafted, “Maybe your mother!” He said she would be called rather than I. I’d never make a march fully packed, goodbye. So, I started into living my life, aimlessly Content to dodge the service blamelessly. Rather than go to college, discouraged by Dad, I made the best with the talents I already had. I worked in clerical jobs, and organizing files And grew bored with that after a long while. I sang in nightclubs and in little theater But never got my star ambitions together. So, I learned to smoke *** and crash In the pads of friends when out of cash. I’d wash their dishes, and cook good food And even sleep with them when in the mood. I walked some picket lines and protested And when evil laws got passed, contested. I carried signs and worked odd jobs around; Did casual income accrual that could be found. I worked for years at a company for bucks, Thinking permanent salary changes luck, And it did because I finally bought a home And stopped being a hippie on the roam. I loved and lusted with the constant line Of **** available hotties I could find People who had time for a bit of fun. And by then, I was the perfect one. All this means, I had a normal acumen For living life and being a human. I make no apologies here, instead Like a pony, I let myself have my head.
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