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"enslaves" poems
vicious revenge feel its strain. Engrained forever on a decaying brain. For its a plague with no andetote. No cure. Nothings sacred. nothings pure. No honor here to gain but a grasp of guilt, sorrow and pain. A trench deep seated with animosity. Hearts too blinded by hatred to see. Its walls engulfing like vines round a tree. But no vegeance shall set you free. In realising its errors and fate The soul desperately searches to escape. Weary, hollow, it longs to retire But hatred enslaves as its walls grow higher For this is one prison sentence that will never transpire.. If you fight fire with fire.
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Feb 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015 at 3:47 AM UTC
Revenge
You are my fire My titanic ocean Your Love burns Right through my Very soul Your love can purify me Make me whole. The wind of nature Is like your Love It's like no other I've been thinking of It Encircles me Dynamically Breathing upon my heart Today That I may inherit it's Power And I hear you say "Come, Fill this vacuum that your Love Enslaves me Cease this emptiness That fills my soul Only your love Can save me Give me life Make me whole". Please speak to My heart today Encourage my Love Please don't delay. Clear the vagueness Which impedes me Come enlighten my Mind, Body and Soul And the truth will only Lead us To the love that makes Us whole.....
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 6:22 PM UTC
To My Soulmate
Lack of money is lack of friends; if you have money at your disposal, every dog and goat will claim to be related to you. ~ Yoruba War has no eyes ~ Swahili saying There can be no peace without understanding. ~Senegalese proverb A leader who does not take advice is not a leader. ~ Kenyan proverb If there is character, ugliness becomes beauty; if there is none, beauty becomes ugliness. ~Nigerian Proverb Unity is strength, division is weakness. ~ Swahili proverb Wisdom does not come overnight. ~ Somali proverb Knowledge without wisdom is like water in the sand. ~ Guinean proverb Home affairs are not talked about on the public square. ~ African proverb Show me your friend and I will show you your character. ~ African proverb Make some money but don’t let money make you. ~ Tanzania When you are rich, you are hated; when you are poor, you are despised. - African proverb A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning. ~Kenyan proverb Traveling is learning. ~Kenyan Proverb What you learn is what you die with. ~ African proverb He who is destined for power does not have to fight for it. ~ Ugandan proverb It takes a village to raise a child. ~ African proverb Poverty is slavery. ~Somalia The wealth which enslaves the owner isn’t wealth. ~ Yoruba Much wealth brings many enemies. – Swahili You are beautiful, but learn to work, for you cannot eat your beauty. ~Congolese Proverb A pretty face and fine clothes do not make character. ~Congolese Proverb Show me your friend and I will show you your character. ~ African proverb A close friend can become a close enemy.~ African proverb
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 5:41 PM UTC
African Proverbs
Lack of money is lack of friends; if you have money at your disposal, every dog and goat will claim to be related to you. ~ Yoruba War has no eyes ~ Swahili saying There can be no peace without understanding. ~Senegalese proverb A leader who does not take advice is not a leader. ~ Kenyan proverb If there is character, ugliness becomes beauty; if there is none, beauty becomes ugliness. ~Nigerian Proverb Unity is strength, division is weakness. ~ Swahili proverb Wisdom does not come overnight. ~ Somali proverb Knowledge without wisdom is like water in the sand. ~ Guinean proverb Home affairs are not talked about on the public square. ~ African proverb Show me your friend and I will show you your character. ~ African proverb Make some money but don’t let money make you. ~ Tanzania When you are rich, you are hated; when you are poor, you are despised. - African proverb A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning. ~Kenyan proverb Traveling is learning. ~Kenyan Proverb What you learn is what you die with. ~ African proverb He who is destined for power does not have to fight for it. ~ Ugandan proverb It takes a village to raise a child. ~ African proverb Poverty is slavery. ~Somalia The wealth which enslaves the owner isn’t wealth. ~ Yoruba Much wealth brings many enemies. – Swahili You are beautiful, but learn to work, for you cannot eat your beauty. ~Congolese Proverb A pretty face and fine clothes do not make character. ~Congolese Proverb Show me your friend and I will show you your character. ~ African proverb A close friend can become a close enemy.~ African proverb
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It is a sickness, That lives amongst, The focused sky The curious child, And the moon illuminated. It is an endless drone, That wrenches our stomachs, Enslaves our neighbours, And breaks our spirits, It is worshipped, Yet will see us forgotten, A blip on a savanna,
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Aug 25, 2018
Aug 25, 2018 at 12:35 PM UTC
Hotel room phone ****
...The idea that there's something else turns into a dream of rising suns and tomorrows of what seem to be sweet flowers that bloom upon meadows beyond crystal horizons Shade of a butterfly's wings brings a cool breeze and a calm found only in the eye of the storm A glimmering hope in every grin of despair A sparkle rekindling lost breath turning into a bushfire of reckless raging forged by a selfish desire to be free And so this flight will soar into great heights 'til this quest enslaves us all...
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 12:49 PM UTC
Chains of the Quest
Black soot Shrivelled up Cadbury wrapper eyes You were not my antidote You turned a balanced happy friendly spice 'n' all things nice girl into a hermit with bloodied fingers, a self-destructive narcissist (or did you just coax her out of her shell) well I quit on you the ****** is the **** spoon your prose the lighter your hips the dealer my heart the coffin. I cried I cry I will cry Over your constellation swamps Housing crocodiles Water-borne diseases and piranhas I am naive; I think my youth protects me. My youth enslaves me. Binds me in paper chains.
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 7:00 PM UTC
Confrontation
goth girl wearing pastel doc martens and black leather submit voluntarily   kneel before me as your master enslaves you with this collar
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May 15, 2021
May 15, 2021 at 6:51 PM UTC
goth girl
I love them, They don’t love me. Why would they? They’re hot, Juicy, And delicious, And I’m just… Salty, ******* them down to the bone. Buffalo wings rip up my insides, They’ll inflame my chest and belly, Giving me heartburn, As I power through my consumption of them, And yet I still crave them on a frequent basis, As if I didn’t learn my lesson the last time. Bone in or bone out, It doesn’t really matter at this point, I gave up trying to develop a preference, As I’m committed to my hankering, And seek regular satisfaction, From the sensation and flavor they provide me. Eyes full of tears, I power through the pain, Believing that each and every wing is worth it, Even if I know they don’t agree with me, And know **** well they are not good for me, It’s like hitting yourself in the face, But laughing at the sound it makes. Wings come in all shapes, sizes and flavors, But I choose the buffalo wing every time, For the mere fact that they taste the best, Even if they end up causing the most damage. They don’t even fill me up, But they do make me feel like I’ve had enough. How many buffalo wings would it take, For me to try a new flavor? Is it the saltiness that appeals to me? Is it the spiciness that enslaves me? Is it the drippiness that seduces me? Why not something sweeter, like BBQ, Or savorier like Parmesan Garlic? Why not choose plain old wings, With a little bit of seasoning to keep it interesting? Nope, I’ll always go for the buffalo wing, I’ll always have that craving, Because sometimes, living on the edge, Knowing the risks and going ahead anyway, Makes loving wings all the more worth it, Despite their destructive ways.
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Oct 30, 2023
Oct 30, 2023 at 8:29 PM UTC
Buffalo Wings
I love them, They don’t love me. Why would they? They’re hot, Juicy, And delicious, And I’m just… Salty, ******* them down to the bone. Buffalo wings rip up my insides, They’ll inflame my chest and belly, Giving me heartburn, As I power through my consumption of them, And yet I still crave them on a frequent basis, As if I didn’t learn my lesson the last time. Bone in or bone out, It doesn’t really matter at this point, I gave up trying to develop a preference, As I’m committed to my hankering, And seek regular satisfaction, From the sensation and flavor they provide me. Eyes full of tears, I power through the pain, Believing that each and every wing is worth it, Even if I know they don’t agree with me, And know **** well they are not good for me, It’s like hitting yourself in the face, But laughing at the sound it makes. Wings come in all shapes, sizes and flavors, But I choose the buffalo wing every time, For the mere fact that they taste the best, Even if they end up causing the most damage. They don’t even fill me up, But they do make me feel like I’ve had enough. How many buffalo wings would it take, For me to try a new flavor? Is it the saltiness that appeals to me? Is it the spiciness that enslaves me? Is it the drippiness that seduces me? Why not something sweeter, like BBQ, Or savorier like Parmesan Garlic? Why not choose plain old wings, With a little bit of seasoning to keep it interesting? Nope, I’ll always go for the buffalo wing, I’ll always have that craving, Because sometimes, living on the edge, Knowing the risks and going ahead anyway, Makes loving wings all the more worth it, Despite their destructive ways.
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Control: Enticing me I am at your mercy My delicate nature in need Bewitching every facet of my being Command: Overtake me Demanding my rapture Leading me to my submission Freedom escaping me in this ******* Coalesce: Ensnaring me Obedience resolved Craving the softness of your flesh The grasp of these restrains enslaves me Complete: Liberate me Promises delivered This total wonder entangling Rescuing me with absolute fulfillment
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 2:16 PM UTC
Liberation
She told me to "Imagine a safe place", a quiet place, somewhere to go when the fog is at my feet. But everywhere I went was crowded with doubt and a lingering loitering presence on my shoulder, come out from the fog to hurl accusations and taunt. I can only assume it's a he on my shoulder, an enigma, my father's doppelganger come to dredge my mind of all the **** he dished out when I was a child, and feed it back to me again. I tell her I'll need more tools and stronger ideas. So she gives me a seat at the head of the table where my ****** committee meets, and a gavel to establish order or bash in their brains. She arms my dreams with weapons and courage, gives me REM when I'm wide awake. We fashion a furnace of love, hot enough to vaporize the cold darkness pouring into my gut, customized with levers and pulleys to push and to pull in the fight. We tally Alpha and Beta waves, trained and retrained, hard coded messages sanded smooth by repetition.        *Through it all I give too,        and what I give is all I can give,        it is the warmth of what enslaves me,        and the thought of letting it go….          Well.... lets not go there right now.* In the long run I'm not sure that any of it will be enough, I am weakened by the war. But occasionally there are shiny spots that simmer, You see, I may have found that place, the place she first told me to find way back at the beginning, the place to feel safe, although it isn't really a place per se. If it were true I could finally ascend to where no fog can go. Where my father's voice cannot be heard, nor the ghosts I grew up with. A place of love and honesty, where my furnace would sit idle in awe. There is a picture of us on our bedroom wall. It is the perfect depiction of all that is safe for me. I look at your smile and I see peace. Nothing can penetrate your radiance, you are everything I've never had, double layered and impenetrable by all of it. By all of the **** I am learning to go there when the fog is at my feet, and the ghosts are in my ear. When the accusations come I can escape there with you, and together we can drown them out if only for a little while.
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 1:39 PM UTC
A Safe Place
She told me to "Imagine a safe place", a quiet place, somewhere to go when the fog is at my feet. But everywhere I went was crowded with doubt and a lingering loitering presence on my shoulder, come out from the fog to hurl accusations and taunt. I can only assume it's a he on my shoulder, an enigma, my father's doppelganger come to dredge my mind of all the **** he dished out when I was a child, and feed it back to me again. I tell her I'll need more tools and stronger ideas. So she gives me a seat at the head of the table where my ****** committee meets, and a gavel to establish order or bash in their brains. She arms my dreams with weapons and courage, gives me REM when I'm wide awake. We fashion a furnace of love, hot enough to vaporize the cold darkness pouring into my gut, customized with levers and pulleys to push and to pull in the fight. We tally Alpha and Beta waves, trained and retrained, hard coded messages sanded smooth by repetition.        *Through it all I give too,        and what I give is all I can give,        it is the warmth of what enslaves me,        and the thought of letting it go….          Well.... lets not go there right now.* In the long run I'm not sure that any of it will be enough, I am weakened by the war. But occasionally there are shiny spots that simmer, You see, I may have found that place, the place she first told me to find way back at the beginning, the place to feel safe, although it isn't really a place per se. If it were true I could finally ascend to where no fog can go. Where my father's voice cannot be heard, nor the ghosts I grew up with. A place of love and honesty, where my furnace would sit idle in awe. There is a picture of us on our bedroom wall. It is the perfect depiction of all that is safe for me. I look at your smile and I see peace. Nothing can penetrate your radiance, you are everything I've never had, double layered and impenetrable by all of it. By all of the **** I am learning to go there when the fog is at my feet, and the ghosts are in my ear. When the accusations come I can escape there with you, and together we can drown them out if only for a little while.
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There is a Cheshire cat with a nefarious nose ring Who lashes berating riddles, and vernacular that’ll make you cringe He slithers through abandoned shadows On dilapidated gravel, and bears a deathly sickle grin Enticing as he may be, he only wishes to deceive So be wary of his beguiles, they are hidden underneath his symmetrical smile Nor give in to the plastic prophecies he preaches Nothing he teaches will stitch meaning into your ambiguities For he enslaves your sorrows and siphons your dreams Leaving you asphyxiated in catatonic screams
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Apr 1, 2010
Apr 1, 2010 at 11:26 PM UTC
Catatonic Cheshire Cat
102212 Voodoo man you amaze me With your magic sticks And honest tricks You who enslaves Souls from the grave Fears with mirrors Capture love with a bottle Coins in your pocket Yet beware of tomorrow And all her sorrows Time will not obey
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Oct 29, 2012
Oct 29, 2012 at 12:10 AM UTC
Shaman
Darkness creeps, a heavy, silent shroud, Enveloping my soul, a mournful cloud. Frantic, cold, I search drawers wide, Pills my sole solace, survival's wild ride. Anti-depressants stare, empty, bare, Desperation grips, no refuge there. The nightstand jerks with a forceful sway, Scattered remains of emptiness lay. But in the chaos, our feather lies— Goldfinch quill, a sharp surprise. Black as night, like my sorrow’s blight, Yet golden glints hold memories bright. I sink back, sweat stained silk slides on skin, Coldness seeps slowly within. Curled fetal tight, the tears cascade, A storm that no memory can evade. Yet memories rise—a forest fair, Blooming wildflowers scent the air. Through filtered light, we walked unseen, Our steps soft under leaves’ green sheen. She found the feather, bold and slight, “Look,” she smiled, “it’s our love’s light.” “Like you,” she laughed, “a fierce gold flame, Unbroken strength, and spirit’s claim.” At water's edge, we undulate, Lips meet, bodies entwine, love creates. Wet skin tingles, to our feather’s trace, Legs gently open -- A sweet, secret place. Reality pulls, the cold seeps through, Back and *** ache, stiffness breaking through. Time lost, darkness gathers, depression's sway, Minutes or hours, endless disarray. Clutching our feather, memories sweet I breathe, Yet, beneath love's scent, depression’s blade, unsheathed. Depression's shadows creep, darkness claims space, Our feather's comfort, fading grace. Defeated, armor shed, lace silk unfolds, Transparent whispers, love told. Soft stained fabric slides, silk underwear released, Vulnerability unveiled, depression's dark gold. Naked, exposed, lying still, curtains closed, Darkness envelops ---- Weightless, sinking, water's gentle grasp, Slowly submerged, darkest pass. Eyes closed, descending, beneath waves, Depression's undertow, heart enslaves. Silence -- But through the depths, her whisper calls, “You are strong, though darkness falls.” A feather’s grace, love’s healing might, Even as shadows steal the light.
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Nov 21, 2024
Nov 21, 2024 at 10:23 AM UTC
A Feather of Hope in Darkness: A Love Letter
Darkness creeps, a heavy, silent shroud, Enveloping my soul, a mournful cloud. Frantic, cold, I search drawers wide, Pills my sole solace, survival's wild ride. Anti-depressants stare, empty, bare, Desperation grips, no refuge there. The nightstand jerks with a forceful sway, Scattered remains of emptiness lay. But in the chaos, our feather lies— Goldfinch quill, a sharp surprise. Black as night, like my sorrow’s blight, Yet golden glints hold memories bright. I sink back, sweat stained silk slides on skin, Coldness seeps slowly within. Curled fetal tight, the tears cascade, A storm that no memory can evade. Yet memories rise—a forest fair, Blooming wildflowers scent the air. Through filtered light, we walked unseen, Our steps soft under leaves’ green sheen. She found the feather, bold and slight, “Look,” she smiled, “it’s our love’s light.” “Like you,” she laughed, “a fierce gold flame, Unbroken strength, and spirit’s claim.” At water's edge, we undulate, Lips meet, bodies entwine, love creates. Wet skin tingles, to our feather’s trace, Legs gently open -- A sweet, secret place. Reality pulls, the cold seeps through, Back and *** ache, stiffness breaking through. Time lost, darkness gathers, depression's sway, Minutes or hours, endless disarray. Clutching our feather, memories sweet I breathe, Yet, beneath love's scent, depression’s blade, unsheathed. Depression's shadows creep, darkness claims space, Our feather's comfort, fading grace. Defeated, armor shed, lace silk unfolds, Transparent whispers, love told. Soft stained fabric slides, silk underwear released, Vulnerability unveiled, depression's dark gold. Naked, exposed, lying still, curtains closed, Darkness envelops ---- Weightless, sinking, water's gentle grasp, Slowly submerged, darkest pass. Eyes closed, descending, beneath waves, Depression's undertow, heart enslaves. Silence -- But through the depths, her whisper calls, “You are strong, though darkness falls.” A feather’s grace, love’s healing might, Even as shadows steal the light.
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When I hold you in my arms what do I feel? Something I cannot express with words. It is tenderness that warms my heart. When I’m injured, your warm phrases heal Every wound that tortures me and hurts, Every pain that tears my chest apart. It is happiness that I do not know how Makes me fly up high and touch the sky, Makes me smile when I wake up at dawn. Everything around gets bright somehow, And I’m sure this feeling will not die. What’s inside my heart cannot be gone. It is peace that everybody needs, Even those who like to live at strife, Those who very often draw a sword. And you show me with your words and deeds That you wholeheartedly want your life And my life to be in full accord. It is passion that inflames my flesh, And sometimes its fire is so strong That its tongues can even scorch my bones. Such a heat is able to enmesh All my heart and body for so long, That by touching I can melt the stones. It is love, a gift sent from a star. And this feeling is so great and pure, It enslaves our souls and makes them free. And in love with me you also are, That is why I am completely sure That together we are meant to be.
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Feb 26, 2020
Feb 26, 2020 at 3:17 PM UTC
When I hold you in my arms
choices embrace things that sickens enslaves maims kills unbound yourself loose your chains turn away from the dungeon that has become your death chamber you alone crafted with such deft skill you exiled yourself hid away from the living inhabiting a convenient confinement relishing the deceitful pleasures of an addled mind a twisted portrait of a shackled self living inside the dark abode of your head bumping about in unmapped caves dwelling in a place that no one could find nor dare explore you heap stones at the door providing your only means of escape safely entombed in your vapid delusions a decrepit graveyard an abandoned township of lonely sarcophagi long forgotten by the moldering bodies of the city's ghostly citizens you reek with the stench of death you murdered yourself and became dead to us But Jesus wept over your self denigration never forsaking your favored condition The Good Friend lifted you from Edens dust and showered you with fine things yet you found no joy in the gift of solace the might of grace the balm of love the rest of peace all only heaped torments upon you your sisters wailed in grief imploring The Resurrector to make you whole he only shrugs and extends a palm unloose the rags of your swaddled grief unbound yourself Lazarus come out and walk amongst the living again put down your stones the hand is nigh choose well my friend St. Alban's Bible Study 7/09 jbm
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Nov 7, 2011
Nov 7, 2011 at 10:45 AM UTC
Lazarus
I never fix my room, no, never. On every corner, my books perch, stacks after stacks, like hungry butterflies destined to inhale the delight of only three summer days. On the chair sleep those clothes I was wearing yesterday, and the day before yesterday, and last Monday and weeks ago, like fallen unremembered friends. It still has the scent of the woman sitting next to me on the bus, beside the window, her fleeting heart and endless readings and the way love flipped between her forefinger and thumb. That was the type of love that not the world could interrupt; not even the hundred years of common existence could contain. It still has the sound of our broken steps on the pavement, the feel of the scraping wall, the drunken scent of the stranger I ****** with. His skin against my skin, his mouth staining the length of my neck, his hair wrapping my fingers, my breath on his temple, his leg, my leg, his arm, my arm, the stars dancing and our warmth defying the curse of human mortality. Scattered on the floor were the paintbrushes, unwashed palette, stacks of newspapers I use to cover around my interminable uncertainty. I hear the wall, almost every day, discussing about my inferiority complex, about how it impedes me from creating something original, something infinite, about how it trails behind me, gasping, grabs me from behind, locks me in then eventually enslaves me. How dare they are to go about the spectrum of these endless wanderings, these filthy fellows who knew so well that I never comb my hair and that I have always, always, hated the boring Murakami. I never fix my bed, no, never. The propped of my pillow, the uneven creases, they will serve as the living reminder of our final encounter. I must have disarrayed the bed sheet – I cannot remember exactly when –but I have no plan of rearranging the constellations any moment soon. My blanket swallows me alive, its edges draping on the edge of my bed, sometimes flipping reluctantly, savoring the vacancy of the afternoon, the way the light scars my books, glistens my skin that I have strewn everywhere for the mother of otherness to eat. Most of the time, in my sheer insanity, I set my room afire.
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 11:02 AM UTC
Little Amanda
I never fix my room, no, never. On every corner, my books perch, stacks after stacks, like hungry butterflies destined to inhale the delight of only three summer days. On the chair sleep those clothes I was wearing yesterday, and the day before yesterday, and last Monday and weeks ago, like fallen unremembered friends. It still has the scent of the woman sitting next to me on the bus, beside the window, her fleeting heart and endless readings and the way love flipped between her forefinger and thumb. That was the type of love that not the world could interrupt; not even the hundred years of common existence could contain. It still has the sound of our broken steps on the pavement, the feel of the scraping wall, the drunken scent of the stranger I ****** with. His skin against my skin, his mouth staining the length of my neck, his hair wrapping my fingers, my breath on his temple, his leg, my leg, his arm, my arm, the stars dancing and our warmth defying the curse of human mortality. Scattered on the floor were the paintbrushes, unwashed palette, stacks of newspapers I use to cover around my interminable uncertainty. I hear the wall, almost every day, discussing about my inferiority complex, about how it impedes me from creating something original, something infinite, about how it trails behind me, gasping, grabs me from behind, locks me in then eventually enslaves me. How dare they are to go about the spectrum of these endless wanderings, these filthy fellows who knew so well that I never comb my hair and that I have always, always, hated the boring Murakami. I never fix my bed, no, never. The propped of my pillow, the uneven creases, they will serve as the living reminder of our final encounter. I must have disarrayed the bed sheet – I cannot remember exactly when –but I have no plan of rearranging the constellations any moment soon. My blanket swallows me alive, its edges draping on the edge of my bed, sometimes flipping reluctantly, savoring the vacancy of the afternoon, the way the light scars my books, glistens my skin that I have strewn everywhere for the mother of otherness to eat. Most of the time, in my sheer insanity, I set my room afire.
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The terrifying teeth chatter into the crimson lips of a wound up smile, chattering along the very risen table top that draws all small toys to their finite dooms. While breaths sour hour upon hour, each idling ear suffocates the last gasping breaths of its epicurean syllabic tongue, drizzling down the stomach like melt water from a cubic glacier in an ornamental silver tub, and sternly quibbles the stem-like dactyls drawing rose champagne into a fissure of the brain's tumescent humming. Each finger tips' nail rouge and red, each dry crevice sewn into the knuckles, and a leaflet on sadism near the scratchy illegible lines whittled on the topside of the wrists and the slalom runs of the ankle. The ankle sinister. The ghost-like hallow sockets of where eyes could have once be seen. Plaster and albicant-like dying death white skins forbade from the Flushing streets where the jazz dance once began. And with each nellypotted hop, three useless nuisances could not carry the bridle towards each nearly favorite sound that curiosity enslaved man to lean towards. The women weirded out by corners, plastic-wrapped furniture in outdoor corridors, where sinners veil their retreats into state run triage centers. Fake plastic countertops built from fake plastic trees. With an M14's muzzle stiffening and shuttering, she who vents off her cured romances will always find herself flaccid on rubber knees. The disease of the plea, is once more an affectation of not falling for royalty but instead the royal we. There is this weapon of fraud that perplexes geneticists, that enslaves heterosexuals, where albeit nor the time or place, she venerates the libations that her mind creates, she lubricates her cells, dressing, her skin ripening, heaven trickling across her humble nape, where gentleness is only a fool's disease and need. She. We. Heathens of eternity bowing our breaths in grand hyperbole see. I see she, and she sees me.
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 3:28 AM UTC
The Parabols of Pericles
The terrifying teeth chatter into the crimson lips of a wound up smile, chattering along the very risen table top that draws all small toys to their finite dooms. While breaths sour hour upon hour, each idling ear suffocates the last gasping breaths of its epicurean syllabic tongue, drizzling down the stomach like melt water from a cubic glacier in an ornamental silver tub, and sternly quibbles the stem-like dactyls drawing rose champagne into a fissure of the brain's tumescent humming. Each finger tips' nail rouge and red, each dry crevice sewn into the knuckles, and a leaflet on sadism near the scratchy illegible lines whittled on the topside of the wrists and the slalom runs of the ankle. The ankle sinister. The ghost-like hallow sockets of where eyes could have once be seen. Plaster and albicant-like dying death white skins forbade from the Flushing streets where the jazz dance once began. And with each nellypotted hop, three useless nuisances could not carry the bridle towards each nearly favorite sound that curiosity enslaved man to lean towards. The women weirded out by corners, plastic-wrapped furniture in outdoor corridors, where sinners veil their retreats into state run triage centers. Fake plastic countertops built from fake plastic trees. With an M14's muzzle stiffening and shuttering, she who vents off her cured romances will always find herself flaccid on rubber knees. The disease of the plea, is once more an affectation of not falling for royalty but instead the royal we. There is this weapon of fraud that perplexes geneticists, that enslaves heterosexuals, where albeit nor the time or place, she venerates the libations that her mind creates, she lubricates her cells, dressing, her skin ripening, heaven trickling across her humble nape, where gentleness is only a fool's disease and need. She. We. Heathens of eternity bowing our breaths in grand hyperbole see. I see she, and she sees me.
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I see her in the morning. I think of her in the night. And all the hours in between, She enslaves my very sight. Her shiny black hair Is like silky waves of night. Her deep blue eyes Are portals of mysterious light. Her smile is magnificent. Her teeth are always glimmering. Her body is phenomenal. Her laughter is always ringing. She has a corner office. I have a corner store. I await the moment every morning When she opens up my door. She is perfect In every single way. All she has to do Is everything I say. She's married with children. I'm single with none. She seems so intense, But maybe she's the one. She'll be here soon. What do I do? I've absolutely, positively Fallen for Sue! I'm a fool! I've fallen into a trap. Help me find my way. Can you lend me a map? She is intoxicating. She's out of her mind. She follows me home And tries to be kind. She rearranges my furniture. She decorates my house. She adores this little puppy That looks like a mouse. She whispers and gossips And whistles and prances. She sends everyone into Their own kind of trances. She tasted better Than Blueberry wine. But she sure did crush This little heart of mine. Written by: Andrew D. Robertson
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May 16, 2013
May 16, 2013 at 8:03 PM UTC
Heartache
How unprepared I was when midnight approached me by Emission of vivid green neon lights From the futuristic skyscrapers to my unworldly eyes But more imposing A suspended meteor in the sky Upon the decrepit city which never stood My arrival at Midnight City, my peculiar neighborhood Thumping tracks and frantic sirens Bombard tremendous fear in my senses Amid the resonating pantomime that cracks throughout my head Merciless cyborgs arrive from nowhere And threaten mankind with unthinkable weapons Their bleak empty eyes bring dogmatic order As my escalated fears enslave me well Inside the mechanical serpent that darts With endless slick demented rails On such a twisted mind, it begins to run Confused and addled, I have no control of this matter Only worries dwell my mind The arrival of this mysterious force is my greatest baffle Does this herald the degeneration of Gaia? What is this complex machinery that enslaves all men? Where does this designate human posterity and fate? What was done for an act of retribution? Does this unprecedented apocalypse null all human solutions? In this dark tunnel, on a decrepit couch The dauntless train begins to screech with endless laughter As it tears tempestuously faster and faster Until all unearthly fluorescent lights blend together Thumping tracks and frantic sirens Eighty-six notches louder Alternating flashes of red and green Fourteen seconds prior A silhouette of a white demon projects from afar As it begins to approach us, its image ever becomes so bizarre Add a second of suspended silence of jest Before we scream and ensue The fatal crash
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 1:22 AM UTC
My Arrival at Midnight City
How unprepared I was when midnight approached me by Emission of vivid green neon lights From the futuristic skyscrapers to my unworldly eyes But more imposing A suspended meteor in the sky Upon the decrepit city which never stood My arrival at Midnight City, my peculiar neighborhood Thumping tracks and frantic sirens Bombard tremendous fear in my senses Amid the resonating pantomime that cracks throughout my head Merciless cyborgs arrive from nowhere And threaten mankind with unthinkable weapons Their bleak empty eyes bring dogmatic order As my escalated fears enslave me well Inside the mechanical serpent that darts With endless slick demented rails On such a twisted mind, it begins to run Confused and addled, I have no control of this matter Only worries dwell my mind The arrival of this mysterious force is my greatest baffle Does this herald the degeneration of Gaia? What is this complex machinery that enslaves all men? Where does this designate human posterity and fate? What was done for an act of retribution? Does this unprecedented apocalypse null all human solutions? In this dark tunnel, on a decrepit couch The dauntless train begins to screech with endless laughter As it tears tempestuously faster and faster Until all unearthly fluorescent lights blend together Thumping tracks and frantic sirens Eighty-six notches louder Alternating flashes of red and green Fourteen seconds prior A silhouette of a white demon projects from afar As it begins to approach us, its image ever becomes so bizarre Add a second of suspended silence of jest Before we scream and ensue The fatal crash
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I light my cigar, from whence comes the nicotine That blackens my lungs and poisons my blood But the taste of it becomes a sensational feeling, A satisfaction to my nicotine enslaved wind-pipe A huge urge to take it again and again One after another An addiction that enslaves me. I light my cigar, from whence comes the nicotine That keeps me company all day and night long An enemy   I cherish and revere That shortens my days and nights in disguise One after another An addiction that takes away my own life.
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 12:11 AM UTC
I light my cigar
Comedy --- We laugh at the pain all around Trying (So hard!) Not to FEEL •• Shadows move but if we don't look up ............(?) •• If we keep our eyes firmly fixed in the gutter ...:...(?) •• Maybe we won't see the eyes of mister death.........(?) •• • Shall I write a poem about an imaginary lover ? Should I tell you of my imaginary suffering when I imagined that she left me & broke my imaginary heart? Then you can imagine that you are sensitive You can imagine that you feel my pain You can turn me on to your imaginary god •• The PIG FARM OF AMERIKKKA Enslaves us completely •• The pain it produces is not imaginary Nor is the love needed to overcome •• If you'd be honest I would meet you anywhere
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
Limping down Broadway -- Oscar in hand
He manipulate his friends and eliminate his enemies by his cunning craftiness. And he thinks he has won. He cries wolf before he falls. There's a mountain between us, and he can never be like you for he is darned. He is not worthy of your friendship. He belongs to the circle of the dreaded assassins, head of the herdsmen, their creed is deep, terrible and terrifying indeed. Fear the one that is horribly terrifying for he is after your life. How does this whole thing landed within you and what shifted as a result. Run for your life, he will not have mercy. Wickedness is wrought in him. The gull of bitterness and hatred surrounds him. He will be consumed by the same fire he has set. There's no freedom for the one who enslaves anyone, his weakness is made manifest for he is a coward. Professing to hate corruption, he fights it with a slack hand, and a lying tongue, a deceiver not to be trusted. He eats corruption as a bread of sorrow. Woven around him as a spiders web, he seeks destruction for the naive as well as the elite. The one who cannot publicly address you but only through another to get his messages across to those he proclaimed to rule, hiding behind the iron curtain, surrounded by deadly killers. Never will he rule again even as a weakling that he is. He will woefully fail as always, for he is not knowledgeable and has no good plans for you. Wished he's smart enough to see how dumb he is. ©2018,Emeka Mokeme. All Rights Reserved.
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 8:11 AM UTC
THE DECEIVER
Such deep animosity I had that I strongly disliked everything I was also apprehensive, incompatible, implacable and timid I had no condulences In that time in my life I was caged Locked into a world Forced to live a life I did not want to live But now I am free And I shall soar of the wings of an eagle Until darkness enslaves me And then in that moment I will turn to ash
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 12:28 PM UTC
Living an Unwanted Life
A calm sensation enslaves me, soothing my mind and warming my heart. For in little time i will disappear, easily forgetting the mundane regimentation of daily living. Light fades and a mystic shroud of darkness fills my sight. No cares, no worries, only the peace my soul desires. Floating on a manufactured cloud of comfort; I finally slip away from reality, and begin another glorious session, of sleep.
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 11:05 PM UTC
Glorious Slumber