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If the "Twinflame", or what is better known as the "Soul Mate Theory" rings any truth, then I believe I have felt this, even within my own disarray of natural human emotion and connections. The "Love" emotion, in particular, defines the world "Soul Mate" to its truest definition, without question. I'm a true believer that I have/had or maybe still will encounter this sort of spirit and that any lifetime spent with such a kind soul was a lifetime of riches and happiness beyond what anything mad-made could deliver. I hope when we do find these people we let them them know and I hope they recognize this sort of bond as the most infinate form of respect and compliment. I never imagined my story being a love story, but if I prove to be, not as smart as I feel, that is a flaw I would endure in every lifetime, just for the benifit of Love and Friendship. When "THEY" say, you must love yourself, before you can love another, I like to quote Oscar Wilde, who said "To love thyself is the beginning of a lifelong romance." Take careful consideration to this. When you get to know yourself and I mean, REALLY get to know yourself. You learn not only your darkest fears, but you learn your most powerful comforts. You literally create a world that only exists from within. You are learning and loving yourself into an "inner beauty" so fascinating that modern "entertainments" become nothing more than mere distraction. You become your own best friend. This is the goal and perhaps the key to life. You can be homeless, unwanted, and completley alone in the world (or so it feels in dark hours) and still have a place to run to, when you close your eyes, you're already rich. Now add another person. Who can compete with yourself and know your every move. Every thought. Every intention. Every guilty pleasure. Imagine someone else, who knows you in such a way. What a concept. Its real. You just have to be patient. Take the time to love yourself. I'm not there, but I have an adventure of a lifetime awaiting me. How could I ever fear life, when life can be so beautiful. With this other person...you can see them, touch them. Conversate with them. Educate, learn and lean on them. You will never find that, until you know what you are looking for.
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 1:23 PM UTC
L▲VE
If the "Twinflame", or what is better known as the "Soul Mate Theory" rings any truth, then I believe I have felt this, even within my own disarray of natural human emotion and connections. The "Love" emotion, in particular, defines the world "Soul Mate" to its truest definition, without question. I'm a true believer that I have/had or maybe still will encounter this sort of spirit and that any lifetime spent with such a kind soul was a lifetime of riches and happiness beyond what anything mad-made could deliver. I hope when we do find these people we let them them know and I hope they recognize this sort of bond as the most infinate form of respect and compliment. I never imagined my story being a love story, but if I prove to be, not as smart as I feel, that is a flaw I would endure in every lifetime, just for the benifit of Love and Friendship. When "THEY" say, you must love yourself, before you can love another, I like to quote Oscar Wilde, who said "To love thyself is the beginning of a lifelong romance." Take careful consideration to this. When you get to know yourself and I mean, REALLY get to know yourself. You learn not only your darkest fears, but you learn your most powerful comforts. You literally create a world that only exists from within. You are learning and loving yourself into an "inner beauty" so fascinating that modern "entertainments" become nothing more than mere distraction. You become your own best friend. This is the goal and perhaps the key to life. You can be homeless, unwanted, and completley alone in the world (or so it feels in dark hours) and still have a place to run to, when you close your eyes, you're already rich. Now add another person. Who can compete with yourself and know your every move. Every thought. Every intention. Every guilty pleasure. Imagine someone else, who knows you in such a way. What a concept. Its real. You just have to be patient. Take the time to love yourself. I'm not there, but I have an adventure of a lifetime awaiting me. How could I ever fear life, when life can be so beautiful. With this other person...you can see them, touch them. Conversate with them. Educate, learn and lean on them. You will never find that, until you know what you are looking for.
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Went for a cruise on the maiden ship Titanic, A wonderful ship everyone said would be epic I was not scared because it was unsinkable To be in fear would for me be unthinkable Wanted to sail far away to another land Where my life, I think could be quite grand Unpacking my suitcase in a luxurious liner This is the one yacht that could not be finer.   Passengers enjoyed dinner, dancing, and other entertainments. All the days of the trip they would enjoy the embellishments I heard that people like Astor, Guggenheim Straus, Thayer and Gordon Would be on this ship including Stead, Fulrelle, Gibson and Morgan On April 14, 1912 I was that evening returning to my room Walking down the corridor I heard a deafening boom Went to find an RMS crew member When I was told on deck to assemble He handed me a life jacket just in case And to get in the lifeboat because there was space Passengers were lowered down by the crew The first little boat had just a few A man started quickly paddling our tiny boat Once far away he stopped and we would just float Everyone watched as we heard screaming, crying and yelling Amongst the chaos we heard music and saw the flares flying   In the early hours of April 15, the ship’s lights flickered out and then went straight up vertical We all heard the moans of the iron and watched it break in half and it sank uncontrollable From quite a distance I saw an ocean of people Out in the middle of the sea, no one felt hopeful Soon there was no sound As we all looked around Shivering crying and wondering If we are going to live or die pondering published in the Crawfordsville, Indiana newspaper Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 3:55 PM UTC
Titanic Unsinkable Unthinkable
Went for a cruise on the maiden ship Titanic, A wonderful ship everyone said would be epic I was not scared because it was unsinkable To be in fear would for me be unthinkable Wanted to sail far away to another land Where my life, I think could be quite grand Unpacking my suitcase in a luxurious liner This is the one yacht that could not be finer.   Passengers enjoyed dinner, dancing, and other entertainments. All the days of the trip they would enjoy the embellishments I heard that people like Astor, Guggenheim Straus, Thayer and Gordon Would be on this ship including Stead, Fulrelle, Gibson and Morgan On April 14, 1912 I was that evening returning to my room Walking down the corridor I heard a deafening boom Went to find an RMS crew member When I was told on deck to assemble He handed me a life jacket just in case And to get in the lifeboat because there was space Passengers were lowered down by the crew The first little boat had just a few A man started quickly paddling our tiny boat Once far away he stopped and we would just float Everyone watched as we heard screaming, crying and yelling Amongst the chaos we heard music and saw the flares flying   In the early hours of April 15, the ship’s lights flickered out and then went straight up vertical We all heard the moans of the iron and watched it break in half and it sank uncontrollable From quite a distance I saw an ocean of people Out in the middle of the sea, no one felt hopeful Soon there was no sound As we all looked around Shivering crying and wondering If we are going to live or die pondering published in the Crawfordsville, Indiana newspaper Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved
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Butterflies were her favorite thing. Her pillows had Monarchs in full winged flight Needlepointed by an artful hand. One perched on a perfume bottle’s cap It’s crystal wings composed for rest. Her jewelry box was full of them In precious stones and colored glass In every size and metal base. If they all rose in magic flight The air would shine with rainbows.                 § Today I found a tiny golden brooch, Set with green and yellow stones With tiny diamonds for the eyes. It was dropped by someone rushing home From entertainments where I do my work. Will it be missed and my phone ring, Or is this a message from my Mimi. The minute that I saw it She was in my mind As gentle as the butterflies she loved. She settled on the flower of my heart And cocooned the little moth of me And wrapped it up to metamorph Into the unique butterfly I will be. ljm
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Feb 12, 2017
Feb 12, 2017 at 2:03 PM UTC
MESSAGE FROM MIMI
within the lunar and stellar landscape's terrain the dreamer shall reach a marvelous domain an infinite amount of possibilities live in this plain journeying to its wonderland our ultimate refrain children we can be in the ginormous playground we'll giggle at all the amusements that are found there will be lots of entertainments e'er around plenty of happiness will reside on its merry go round this though has grabbed many a child's attention to take a magical carpet ride to a celestial dimension we adults recall the fantasy of its inception our young hearts filling with joy's cheery invention the inner child breaths in our mind's eye sometimes it likes to fly like a kite on high in this amazing realm dreams never die their potentiality lifts us with a sparkling spry
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 9:19 PM UTC
Sparkling Spry
In an otherwise quiet snowlit night the chelloveck ahead has shuffle-skitch shoes. I have clock clock boots. The fog train to Voksal at this distance hoots like a toy. Some meters trailing someone’s step is a sticky squick-squick. As I turn left, I think of nothing save cognac, cognac and koshka (Marusya), the mild entertainments of loneliness so far removed from my mother tongue: through snow-covered courtyards the dogs hours ago abandoned. What good is it to be fluent in one’s own language when the mashrutka slush and hiss down Yulitsa Kikvidze in the distance? At home, the cat chews the cords to the blinds of the kitchen window, her wants more important than mine.
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 3:14 PM UTC
no country for old cats
Some days the canned laughter gets to be a bit much; Is there any authentic laughter left, in this post modern Rome? Even the real sounds artificial now- Perhaps we’ve stayed at the gladiator games too long? The sun’s already burnt us, we're tired and thirsty, While the entertainments keep playing on and on, Growing ever thinner, transparent, predictable; With each dreary season, the same debacle song. At night we dream, that we’re the newest slaughter, They're readying to come for; that banging on the door: No longer far away, swords drawn and at the ready, The four horsemen are coming;  the apocalyptic four. It doesn’t matter if you’ve never had religion, For famine and scourge don’t belong to one creed- But we're still too busy now, gorging ourselves On endless dreams of supremacy and need.
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Aug 9, 2010
Aug 9, 2010 at 5:40 PM UTC
Canned Laughter Never Ending
The Spirit of Winter carefully tiptoes her way along the continuum of forgotten Gaelic intensities, whilst mischievous laughter resounds throughout the geographical conveniences of complacency. How gorgeous is the anatomy of madness, as she perches on gorgon ledges of sophisticated depravity. I do not even hail from the land of the Gauls. Yet, ghastly and seductive are those flittering silhouettes of fortitude and perceived harlotry, as they penetrate damp walls of ancient entertainments with multiple partners. Harken to my lament and do not banish my soul into eternal blackness, as we conjure the sword and kiss with fivefold and unconventional intensities beyond the circles of the forest. You are now given permission to ring the bell sevenfold, Oh master, where scientific inscriptions are splayed with the blatancy of wanton chastity. I was born by the river that is never the same whenever it is stepped into with more than one dribbling expectation.
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 11:50 PM UTC
A Historical Tributary of Sensual Spirituality
the words only come as she turns and walks barefaced into the deluge of night but they fail to turn her path from this motorway travesty the traffic gives no appeasement and so i retreat alone back to the civility of light the waitress from the dinner in her crisp black uniform is a soft vision of transient beauty in this dark world display her sharp step on the tiles is made clear by the click of high heels with genuine concerns painted vividly on young face hovers over me with instruments of refreshment and implements of less casual soul meats she gives comforts and care to my wearied thought she defines the end of her entertainments with her sharp pencils pendulum scratchings with bill in hand i am loosed upon the night once more now alone to roads delights homeward bound
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 1:05 PM UTC
waitress in the love cafe
a dark enlightenment forms in her mouth its pure sanity's not tainted a dark enlightenment mouthed with her bright ruby lips letting it fall to the carpet where it slowly rolls in the dirt it ashen face weakly weeps a dark enlightenment lay on her treasured spiral notebook college ruled she lay pallid and limp in the setting sun flea infested glitterboys lay all around her for her entertainments they watch her with weak eyes waiting for her soft hand the dark enlightenment is five civil words uttered in profane mannerism that showers the speaker with the knowledge's unkempt by malice's smooth grandeur hand malice is an old pro at this sort of thing leasure suit in lizard lounges
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Apr 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014 at 1:32 AM UTC
malice's unkempt
Greate is thy Sin, since Sin is never Small:      And Monstrous Moles of Sin Call home thy Soule. About their Mountainous Molehills they do Crawle.      Play thou (and win) a Game of Whacke-a-Mole.      Unto the Moles be Deadly as an asp.        Beware, take Care, nor Swat the pettish wasp. The Harebrain'd Sinners Sins to him are toyes;      Theyre Entertainments, Gambols, Games with Dice. The Madbrain'd Sinners Sins to him are joyes      Untill he's made to paye in full their price.      The Crackbrain'd Sin-addicted Scarab bug      That liveth but for Sin to Hell is Drug.
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May 6, 2024
May 6, 2024 at 9:13 PM UTC
Upon the Necessity of Whacking Moles to Death.
Marriage was intended to make babies not statements! Marriage is a covenant before God not governments! Marriage is a promise to family and future not quick investments! Marriage is sacrifice and hard work not daily entertainments! Marriage is a mortgage and college fund not tax entitlements! Marriage takes a Father & Mother for a child not village managements! Marriage is lived and enjoyed in private not public amusements! Marriage is between husband, wife and God not life partner arrangements!
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 9:47 AM UTC
MARRIAGE IS...
***Marriage was intended to make babies not statements! Marriage is a covenant before God not governments! Marriage is a promise to family and future not quick investments! Marriage is sacrifice and hard work not daily entertainments! Marriage is a mortgage and college fund not tax entitlements! Marriage takes a Father & Mother for a child not village managements! Marriage is lived and enjoyed in private not public amusements! Marriage is between husband, wife and God not life partner arrangements!***
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 1:04 PM UTC
Marriage Is...
Lawrence Hall [email protected] https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com The War on Books The war on books, codified by Stalin’s functionaries at the Soviet Writers’ Conference in 1934 and ruthlessly waged by the secret police for the following fifty years, was finally coming to an end, and Zhivago’s insurgent guerrillas were winning. -Duncan White, Cold Warriors: Writers Who Waged the Literary Cold war What books will America purge this week - What childhood adventures, what scholarly works What entertainments of an idle hour Will be forbidden to us in this Land of the Free? We pray that nations blessed with liberty Will smuggle books to us, stories and poems With innocent ideas that give delight And in their innocence threaten tyrants What books will America purge this week – And when did we become afraid of ideas?
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Mar 29, 2021
Mar 29, 2021 at 9:16 AM UTC
The War on Books
*sometimes writing poetry purges the brain like the mourning toilet ritual like shock treatment or a whopping good lobotomy gets the cockka demons and snails out of my ears refreshes like sweet dreams dryer sheets and gives one a sense of having accomplished something when one has not i'm purging the hobgoblins of deep grooved nuro patterns a stunted caged mind that keeps me safe like a lidded box for small entertainments trivia and vast ****** ****** of *** prancing girls on girls leggy acrobats begging me for diabolical **** and tongue gymnastics a small time writer haunted by picayune ideation's of craft daunted in the midst of nowhere i seek the asylum of rangy jungles and great stone cities that languish in depths of word mists vainglory as i hide from dark storms fearing doom and mythic hells fumbling through labyrinths vacant, isolated a crying mouth*
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 5:02 PM UTC
SEEKING ASYLUM