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"enthusiastically" poems
1 What my brother-in-law said to me: *Hey, bro…glad to talk to you… I’m flying in all the way from Canada in 30 days’ time…yeah, whole family Wife and the 3 kids Hey, you ought to get leave for a week – we’ll stay in your place, and you can drive us about Victoria… it’s really my sis and you we want to see… Yeah, get back to me after you speak to the people at your workplace* 2 What I told my brother-in-law: *I asked my boss, and he said leave’s not possible… He needs me to be at work says he can’t manage without me* What my brother-in-law said back to me: *Oh, we’ll try my wife’s side then You know, the ones who live in Mauritius We’d really like to see them…* 3 What actually happened Well, to be honest, I asked my boss for the week off and he said: *You’ve let so much work hang for so long you’d need a whole year to finish Let me make it plain, you shirker: This year, you get NO days off* And I shook his hands enthusiastically, and I said to him: Thanks, boss – I knew I could always count on you ...and now I've got my bro-in-law languishing in Canada - and my boss, my colleagues tell me,  feeling perplexed in his office...
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Oct 1, 2012
Oct 1, 2012 at 3:14 AM UTC
A week off, for my bro-in-law
Stepping into the pristine, gentle atmosphere; truth hanging from the intricate crystal chandelier full of endless glow and luster - mischievously placed structure conspicuously elevating wonder Full of flashing, coruscating shimmer enthusiastically engaging the convivial space; evoking a spontaneous internal unfolding mirroring the perpetual suffering connected to the chosen impeding of spirit’s copious interweaving.
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 11:23 AM UTC
Crystal Chandelier
My body quivers, the tips of my fingers pulsating wildly, beads of sweat collecting on my furrowed brow, teeth sinking into my bottom lip, breathing in sharp heaves of breath, echoing the fast-paced pulse of my enthusiastically beating heart, limbs tingling, lower extremities losing feeling as my body becomes absorbed in the ecstasy to which it succumbs as, in one last swift, graceful movement you make me explode, my mind orgasming in the crazy sensation we have created in the simple exchange of our encapsulating dialogue, reawakening my addiction, my yearning, my craving for another round of conversation, rapture unlike any other I've felt, in tangibly feeling nothing but your soul and your words.
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 9:46 AM UTC
Euphoria
Do, re, tiring me. Fa, So, Latte sounds good. A sale on tea? Do ti la "So, how are your scales going?" My teacher calls; he wants to know. "FAr from REady." I admit. I tried to practice steady, but store had a sale today, so I quit. "You'll never make the grade like that; Devote every hour" He says with a glower. "Go practice your bow. Coffee can wait." He's right of course, but I still take the bait. How's a someone like me expected to practice enthusiastically? What's a musician without caffeine to keep his lights turned to "go"? When the coffee shop conspires to take all my hard earned DOugh?
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 9:11 PM UTC
Practice
OOO! He is worried! Again! the Mr. Perfectionist. It’s almost Carnival but He hasn't yet got a mask with specifics outlining his ballads and jests he surly lists his bests in two principle steps of CAPS : 1)   * Feeds the Bats and * Tempts the Charms 2) * Cheap N Handy * Quixotic but Scary * Not too Trendy and he cries Yuck!   EW! Husky! What's worse than a self-adoring pathetic bat in my whereabouts! I can't get the stink and shrill so I help him fast 'Yo what's the worry!' -I say friendly - 'you need not hurry cause I think you already are ready!' -I continue enthusiastically- 'Here! Try this one My top design Custom fit chemistry A truly  NO Risk Recipe and of course Specially designed for you! ' 'for you for youuu    to echolocate such is an eye-gaze for the half-blind such is sound a vibration that propagates in ears and brains of pretty gulls and of course only  for youuu' -  I sing loud a common bat ad just to stimulate my client and continue- merrily explaining my serviceable recipe *for 2) Wear your white shirt just ...as always the one I know you know? the webbed one weaving grace and don't forget to iron it well this time. * *for 1) Put on your true face! I reckon then and can guarantee ...as always no one will ever recognize you . * In a flight he disappears glad and I hope he won't show up till next year What can you do I say to myself and quote a encyclopedic fact about my client. All things have a place, you don't really need to like them but these ones pollinate flowers and disperse fruit seeds and they are economically important as they consume insect pests reducing need for pesticides.   I say while I ventilate my head with an OM mantra and an incense stick Bah what a stink what a stink...
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 5:34 PM UTC
Tip for a Bat's Mask
OOO! He is worried! Again! the Mr. Perfectionist. It’s almost Carnival but He hasn't yet got a mask with specifics outlining his ballads and jests he surly lists his bests in two principle steps of CAPS : 1)   * Feeds the Bats and * Tempts the Charms 2) * Cheap N Handy * Quixotic but Scary * Not too Trendy and he cries Yuck!   EW! Husky! What's worse than a self-adoring pathetic bat in my whereabouts! I can't get the stink and shrill so I help him fast 'Yo what's the worry!' -I say friendly - 'you need not hurry cause I think you already are ready!' -I continue enthusiastically- 'Here! Try this one My top design Custom fit chemistry A truly  NO Risk Recipe and of course Specially designed for you! ' 'for you for youuu    to echolocate such is an eye-gaze for the half-blind such is sound a vibration that propagates in ears and brains of pretty gulls and of course only  for youuu' -  I sing loud a common bat ad just to stimulate my client and continue- merrily explaining my serviceable recipe *for 2) Wear your white shirt just ...as always the one I know you know? the webbed one weaving grace and don't forget to iron it well this time. * *for 1) Put on your true face! I reckon then and can guarantee ...as always no one will ever recognize you . * In a flight he disappears glad and I hope he won't show up till next year What can you do I say to myself and quote a encyclopedic fact about my client. All things have a place, you don't really need to like them but these ones pollinate flowers and disperse fruit seeds and they are economically important as they consume insect pests reducing need for pesticides.   I say while I ventilate my head with an OM mantra and an incense stick Bah what a stink what a stink...
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One day, a decade ago, I came home from school, And instead of starting my homework, I showed my grandmother the picture I drew, And my grandmother Edna said to me, "Bran, you have one big imagination." I grinned and shrugged, replying "Sorry Grandma, I can't help it" *She knows who she is.... And I think everyone knows where I'm coming from...* Like all naive lovers, I imagined a happily ever after, But Aphrodite discovered that i'm a functional disaster Sort of like what happened when Wendy met Casper? Silly, I know, Well at least I tried to capture a little laughter. I imagine her name as the name of a virtuoso band. I listen enthusiastically to the band play, "Eat your heart out, eat your heart out." Yes, she's a band-aid. I've imagined attending the salmon church with her, Even though I don't believe. Still I would do that for my Desdemona, "I will deny thee nothing." I imagined us getting married at an altar, The honeymoon would be on the moon weeping honey. Three years later, we have Harmony, our daughter. My imagination is wild, Maybe it's too far out there, Where the wild things are. Isn't it true that before you make something happen You have to imagine it happening first? Something like a self-fulfilled prophecy, In time we'll see. One day I came home from Mount Olympus, And instead of professing agape, I showed Cupid this poem I wrote, And Cupid said to me, "You have one wild imagination." I shrugged, replying, " I can't help it." Cupid smiled and said, "You have a romantic one also." Originally written 5/17/11 Revised 10/24/14 (c) 2014 Brandon Antonio Smith
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 6:40 PM UTC
One Big Wild Romantic Imagination
One day, a decade ago, I came home from school, And instead of starting my homework, I showed my grandmother the picture I drew, And my grandmother Edna said to me, "Bran, you have one big imagination." I grinned and shrugged, replying "Sorry Grandma, I can't help it" *She knows who she is.... And I think everyone knows where I'm coming from...* Like all naive lovers, I imagined a happily ever after, But Aphrodite discovered that i'm a functional disaster Sort of like what happened when Wendy met Casper? Silly, I know, Well at least I tried to capture a little laughter. I imagine her name as the name of a virtuoso band. I listen enthusiastically to the band play, "Eat your heart out, eat your heart out." Yes, she's a band-aid. I've imagined attending the salmon church with her, Even though I don't believe. Still I would do that for my Desdemona, "I will deny thee nothing." I imagined us getting married at an altar, The honeymoon would be on the moon weeping honey. Three years later, we have Harmony, our daughter. My imagination is wild, Maybe it's too far out there, Where the wild things are. Isn't it true that before you make something happen You have to imagine it happening first? Something like a self-fulfilled prophecy, In time we'll see. One day I came home from Mount Olympus, And instead of professing agape, I showed Cupid this poem I wrote, And Cupid said to me, "You have one wild imagination." I shrugged, replying, " I can't help it." Cupid smiled and said, "You have a romantic one also." Originally written 5/17/11 Revised 10/24/14 (c) 2014 Brandon Antonio Smith
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Vanilla yogurt and strawberry cream Hint at the beginning of a very dull dream Eating breakfast, how exciting The end of my nails, I’m enthusiastically biting Let me dream of something exhilarating Not sitting at my table waiting I’d rather dream that I could fly Or travel the world in the blink of an eye Swim underwater without ever breathing Win in Vegas without ever cheating Box in a ring for the world title Become a judge on American Idol Fly to Paris and date Johnny Depp Dance on Broadway and not miss a step But here I lay and begin to dream Of vanilla yogurt and strawberry cream.
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Jul 5, 2012
Jul 5, 2012 at 6:44 PM UTC
A Very Dull Dream
Sometimes I feel like I'm in a little glass box with words on the outside that read: "In Case of Emergency, Break Glass" That vision of beauty will come weeping and break the glass; temporary freeing me; Enthusiastically I calm the sadness built in her heart But alas, after the winds have calmed, Serenity My dear will place me back into my little Glass Box; And there I will patiently await her return.
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Sep 4, 2010
Sep 4, 2010 at 8:11 PM UTC
Break Glass (In Case Of Emergency)
Duly noted and show boated A cross of what you need And what made your belly bloated Secretly promoted Enthusiastically gloated All for a piece of metal Cold and gold coated Humbly devoted Bold Italics posted Only to line the ranks Heavy and revolted Pepsi and Pop rocks Shoved in a mouth Just to end up Exploded
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 11:55 PM UTC
Pepsi and Pop Rocks
So what?. It is what is so. So I acknowledge my Master equally with my Mistress?. So what?. It is what is so. So I adore him for his naked beauty?. So what?. It is what is so. So I licked his shaved ***** enthusiastically?. So what?. It is what is so. So I licked the full length of the shaft of his stiff **** So what?. It is what is so. So I took the uncovered head of his stiff **** in my mouth, my tongue seeking out that ***** under the head of his stiff **** So what?. It is what is so. So I knealt in naked submission to by Master and  begged and pleaded with him  to whip me?. So what?. It is what is so. So I ****** the full length of the shaft of his stiff and  beautiful uncut **** So what?. It is what is so. So I stood naked and submissive gladly saying "thank you Master" after each stroke of the whip on my willing, nay, enthusiastic body?. So what?. It is what is so. So I rode the full length of  the shaft of his stiff **** thrusting in and out of my arse--balls pushing against my buttocks with each stroke?. So what?. It is what is so. So I gasped and shuddered to feel him empty his *** filled ***** into my body?. So what?. It is what is so. We three live in joint permanent ****** Sadomasochistic *** takes us into the  ****** space that the "religious"minded and the political minded cannot enter--ever. We three share the space that is otherwise called by the ignorant and sexually repressed priests and followers of Buddism/Hindooism/. Vedism/ ------buddafield/enlightenment/gnosis!!. *** takes us into the space of ****** denied to the followers of "gods" and "goddesses"--as gods and godesses cannot have *** ever. We three share the space that the ignorant and sexually repressed priests of Christianity/Islam/Judaism have  no word for except words of hate and envy and jealousy and ignorant condemnation *** takes us into that space where we share reality with CREATION itself. Beyond any "god". Beyond any "goddess". Beyond any human conceived boundaries  of Time and Existence. So what?. It is what is so.
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
So I knealt in naked submission to my Master.
So what?. It is what is so. So I acknowledge my Master equally with my Mistress?. So what?. It is what is so. So I adore him for his naked beauty?. So what?. It is what is so. So I licked his shaved ***** enthusiastically?. So what?. It is what is so. So I licked the full length of the shaft of his stiff **** So what?. It is what is so. So I took the uncovered head of his stiff **** in my mouth, my tongue seeking out that ***** under the head of his stiff **** So what?. It is what is so. So I knealt in naked submission to by Master and  begged and pleaded with him  to whip me?. So what?. It is what is so. So I ****** the full length of the shaft of his stiff and  beautiful uncut **** So what?. It is what is so. So I stood naked and submissive gladly saying "thank you Master" after each stroke of the whip on my willing, nay, enthusiastic body?. So what?. It is what is so. So I rode the full length of  the shaft of his stiff **** thrusting in and out of my arse--balls pushing against my buttocks with each stroke?. So what?. It is what is so. So I gasped and shuddered to feel him empty his *** filled ***** into my body?. So what?. It is what is so. We three live in joint permanent ****** Sadomasochistic *** takes us into the  ****** space that the "religious"minded and the political minded cannot enter--ever. We three share the space that is otherwise called by the ignorant and sexually repressed priests and followers of Buddism/Hindooism/. Vedism/ ------buddafield/enlightenment/gnosis!!. *** takes us into the space of ****** denied to the followers of "gods" and "goddesses"--as gods and godesses cannot have *** ever. We three share the space that the ignorant and sexually repressed priests of Christianity/Islam/Judaism have  no word for except words of hate and envy and jealousy and ignorant condemnation *** takes us into that space where we share reality with CREATION itself. Beyond any "god". Beyond any "goddess". Beyond any human conceived boundaries  of Time and Existence. So what?. It is what is so.
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Self-studying is the dichotomy of enthusiastically knowing more and insignificantly knowing nothing, along with the roots and branches of motivation
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Apr 25, 2021
Apr 25, 2021 at 9:47 PM UTC
Dichotomy
I'm walking down the cafeteria hallway holding a laptop that took twenty minutes to fix. I spot her packing up her possessions from the table, everything too spread out for her not to have eaten alone, but she's smiling as usual and it spreads to my lips. I hear my name and I stop not because someone was talking to me but because they were talking about me something that never happens or never used to until they started to see who I really was and fall in love with that- Clapping me on the shoulders, sending me emails, adding me on Facebook congratulating me publicly giving me hugs stopping me in the hall turning history into a discussion about me being a superhero for those in need of help. all because I have developed the guts to say something or rather, write something nobody else admits to being able to say. My name comes from that table on the left up against the lockers first seat on the far end after the bar my old seat, for two years. It's those memories that have allowed me to say what I've said- those memories of losing everything of rebuilding, from scratch of having my lips bleed because they are so unused they crack of finding the darkest emotions and recovering. I walk five more feet and turn right. She looks up as I approach. I hand her her laptop and charger, smiling as she is. always is, always has been. "It's done, it works" I say, enthusiastically. Her eyes widen in surprise "really?" I nod "it only took a few minutes, it should be better" she scoops up her stuff and we walk away from that place together as we always used to, freshman year when our round table sat in that exact spot. But three years have changed a lot: she's smiling in my presence and we split, heading opposite directions. her to her locker me to the library. I hear the faint words "merci beaucoup" as I pass the 3rd post And for a second, I want to turn back. To walk with her like I used to her but actually talk to her. I continue walking. "Four years change a person" I think as I climb every stair as I have, for four years. I stop for a second, three quarters of the way up and watch the way the sunlight drifts in from the door window. A beauty I never would have seen then. I would have been too entranced in her and now I walk alone. I would have been far too depressed by my own problems to say what I have. I may be a stronger person a better person than sitting there at that round table but I always someone then. Now I stand in stairwells alone
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Mar 30, 2013
Mar 30, 2013 at 4:16 AM UTC
Four Years
I'm walking down the cafeteria hallway holding a laptop that took twenty minutes to fix. I spot her packing up her possessions from the table, everything too spread out for her not to have eaten alone, but she's smiling as usual and it spreads to my lips. I hear my name and I stop not because someone was talking to me but because they were talking about me something that never happens or never used to until they started to see who I really was and fall in love with that- Clapping me on the shoulders, sending me emails, adding me on Facebook congratulating me publicly giving me hugs stopping me in the hall turning history into a discussion about me being a superhero for those in need of help. all because I have developed the guts to say something or rather, write something nobody else admits to being able to say. My name comes from that table on the left up against the lockers first seat on the far end after the bar my old seat, for two years. It's those memories that have allowed me to say what I've said- those memories of losing everything of rebuilding, from scratch of having my lips bleed because they are so unused they crack of finding the darkest emotions and recovering. I walk five more feet and turn right. She looks up as I approach. I hand her her laptop and charger, smiling as she is. always is, always has been. "It's done, it works" I say, enthusiastically. Her eyes widen in surprise "really?" I nod "it only took a few minutes, it should be better" she scoops up her stuff and we walk away from that place together as we always used to, freshman year when our round table sat in that exact spot. But three years have changed a lot: she's smiling in my presence and we split, heading opposite directions. her to her locker me to the library. I hear the faint words "merci beaucoup" as I pass the 3rd post And for a second, I want to turn back. To walk with her like I used to her but actually talk to her. I continue walking. "Four years change a person" I think as I climb every stair as I have, for four years. I stop for a second, three quarters of the way up and watch the way the sunlight drifts in from the door window. A beauty I never would have seen then. I would have been too entranced in her and now I walk alone. I would have been far too depressed by my own problems to say what I have. I may be a stronger person a better person than sitting there at that round table but I always someone then. Now I stand in stairwells alone
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There once was a TV network That made me want to exult But now I am sad and despondent And it’s mostly Steven Moffat’s fault I enthusiastically started Doctor Who Who’s chronology is twisted and bizarre It seemed like such fun to travel through time and space with a man Who used a blue box as his car But soon the companions’ aspirations To travel to planets and stars Were crushed by the Void, lost love, and gargoyles And the Doctor is lonely and scarred. Not yet wise, I began watching Sherlock His deduction left me amazed and bamboozled He and John drank some tea, and solved crimes with glee Although each case took quite some perusal. They lived happily with their cool flat decorum Mrs. Hudson made biscuits below Then along came the menacing, mean Moriarty There was nothing that he didn’t know. Because of the fallacy that Sherlock’s a fake He’s dead and John’s in the doldrums The only thing done to commemorate him Are John’s “I do believe in Sherlock Holmes” Hoping for a show that was boisterous and happy Instead of the peaceful, yet sad I turned to the medieval Merlin who was quite a cheery lad He worked for the king’s son, Arthur who eclectically chose his knights There were sirs Lancelot, Gwaine, and Leon The bravest people in sight. Merlin used his job as camouflage, His secret he did not divulge for if they all knew he was a powerful wizard In his execution King Uther would indulge. Since Merlin’s destiny was to keep the prince safe He faced many scary things He would cower in fear, but when Arthur was near He felt brave enough to sing Merlin’s feelings for Arthur were obvious But does Arthur feel the same way? When Arthur deigns to exchange dialogue with him It instantly brightens his day. But Lancelot died doing Merlin’s job And Arthur is in love with Gwen Morgana, a wizard who was once Merlin’s friend Is evil and wants Camelot dead. So the Doctor is lonely and growing old Sherlock left John all alone And Merlin feels guilty and outcast They’ve lost all the good they’ve ever known. And I am left crying and angry. How could the writers do this to me? But still, they’re the best shows I’ve ever watched And I’ll always love the BBC.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 11:36 PM UTC
The BBC
There once was a TV network That made me want to exult But now I am sad and despondent And it’s mostly Steven Moffat’s fault I enthusiastically started Doctor Who Who’s chronology is twisted and bizarre It seemed like such fun to travel through time and space with a man Who used a blue box as his car But soon the companions’ aspirations To travel to planets and stars Were crushed by the Void, lost love, and gargoyles And the Doctor is lonely and scarred. Not yet wise, I began watching Sherlock His deduction left me amazed and bamboozled He and John drank some tea, and solved crimes with glee Although each case took quite some perusal. They lived happily with their cool flat decorum Mrs. Hudson made biscuits below Then along came the menacing, mean Moriarty There was nothing that he didn’t know. Because of the fallacy that Sherlock’s a fake He’s dead and John’s in the doldrums The only thing done to commemorate him Are John’s “I do believe in Sherlock Holmes” Hoping for a show that was boisterous and happy Instead of the peaceful, yet sad I turned to the medieval Merlin who was quite a cheery lad He worked for the king’s son, Arthur who eclectically chose his knights There were sirs Lancelot, Gwaine, and Leon The bravest people in sight. Merlin used his job as camouflage, His secret he did not divulge for if they all knew he was a powerful wizard In his execution King Uther would indulge. Since Merlin’s destiny was to keep the prince safe He faced many scary things He would cower in fear, but when Arthur was near He felt brave enough to sing Merlin’s feelings for Arthur were obvious But does Arthur feel the same way? When Arthur deigns to exchange dialogue with him It instantly brightens his day. But Lancelot died doing Merlin’s job And Arthur is in love with Gwen Morgana, a wizard who was once Merlin’s friend Is evil and wants Camelot dead. So the Doctor is lonely and growing old Sherlock left John all alone And Merlin feels guilty and outcast They’ve lost all the good they’ve ever known. And I am left crying and angry. How could the writers do this to me? But still, they’re the best shows I’ve ever watched And I’ll always love the BBC.
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To perpetually please the vanity of a has-been They’ve invented the ministry of leftover ideas With leftover civil servants Writing leftover policies Based on leftover ideas Ideals from the past Become today’s secondhand ******* Presented as pillars Of a bright and better future When what we really get Is the obsolete creating the obnoxious A shady cabinet With the allure of a shadow cabinet With invisible MP’s Serving an irritating Prime Minister A tax-avoiding **** Who enthusiastically supports The ideas of last century Bombarding every ministry Into the ministry of leftover ideas
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 9:23 AM UTC
The ministry of leftover ideas
I try not to heed news that yells at me that everything is going to **** I do, however, read lots of news that leads me to the same conclusion. Though I do care how current events impact my fellow Humans, I wish to form my own genuine opinions based upon objective information; Is that really too much to ask? Seems like it. Objectivity in Journalism is a dying breed. Media doesn't like Objectivity anymore; not since the inhuman atrocities of the Vietnam war were so enthusiastically televised. Now it's all sensationalism and demagoguery and who **** X is ******* this week and that's how they want it; for, you see, we, the People of Earth, are far too dangerous with accurate information and a bit of vested interest in what happens upon this, our sole World our soul World
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 2:16 PM UTC
Objectivity in Journalism is a Dying Breed
Proclaimed the paper-cutout placard on the table: Clothless gray plastic-surfaced round. In this immense faux-stone (concrete?) Faux-English country house We escape to the top of the stairs: The no admittance sign is no deterrent. The iridescence of your skirt is captivating But all I can remember is living in a castle like this one When I was a little blonde nothing And feeling the way I do now, As if there's been no transformation, no progress. Maybe there has, And this band must be pretty great To keep this many old white people dancing so enthusiastically For such a long time: An ancient one with a Christmas-themed vest Foxtrots with a once-lady in a polyester pants suit Thin hair dyed roofing-tar black, suede kitten heels clacking. The world's a **** strange place. Even if we feel like we aren't quite awake, We'll adjust our stockings and fill our plates With that mystery-shrouded gelatinous citrus dessert And our plastic cups with apple cider, light beer, 7-Up. Endure a few more minutes on this rented dancefloor with me Because they're playing love shack And who doesn't smile at the mere notion of the B-52s?
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Dec 5, 2010
Dec 5, 2010 at 3:10 PM UTC
Crum Creek
Yes! It's another Barry Hodges "Memories" poem!" I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session... And now I lie back in sweet recollection Of the many nights we spent in copulation But how sad I am as, looking at the deserted bed, I can still make out the stains of your dying turds.
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 6:45 AM UTC
Memories of an ****** Encounter in a Soho Bistro
Yes! It's another Barry Hodges "Memories" poem!" I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session... And now I lie back in sweet recollection Of the many nights we spent in copulation But how sad I am as, looking at the deserted bed, I can still make out the stains of your dying turds.
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Entangled in the silken ribbons, haphazard in the tinkling bells Smiling as I twirl around the ceiling Enthusiastically chasing, all of my wildest endeavors To obliterate the slightest chance of feeling A satin sash of gold winding round all of my emotions Tickling my fancy and my toes Swirling in my twirling, laughing as I go round Forgetting all my troubles as I go I am erratic in my movements, sporadic in my spins Engagingly so charming in my play Transported over places full of wide empty spaces Filling them with everything, I may My ribbons are spinning faster than I can come untangled My tinkling bells are crashing in my head All this enthusiastic chasing and filling empty places Did not obliterate a single thing you said
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Jul 11, 2010
Jul 11, 2010 at 12:00 PM UTC
Tangled Up In Ribbons
i. ***** blond hair and braces, beanie and a sweatshirt, you were the secondary third wheel along with myself. you put on all four hats and nearly choked on your soda at someone’s ***** joke. ii. hair parted sideways, black-ringed blue eyes, we vaguely remembered each other and talked a bit before going back to the ones who had originally brought us. the blue was pretty and you had a bubbly laugh and were dressed nicer than before. we finally memorized each other’s names and when it was time to go, we hugged and I told you to drop by again soon. iii. braces off and longer hair, your board had a new paintjob. we enthusiastically greeted each other with a hug and an exchange of names and we ended up sitting at the computer for most of the afternoon and evening. we talked without restraint and had definitely become easy friends. iv. hair shaved off on the sides, the rest slicked back like a new-age greaser, you smelled slightly of stale cigarettes when I tucked my face against your neck for our routine hug. I squeezed you tight and brushed my thumbs across the leather of your jacket. you were angry and stressed but didn’t really show it and I wasn’t sure what to do with my still-new feelings for you. I held your hands outside that night and asked you to quit again, because people come and go and life’s too short to make it even shorter by ******* on a stick of chemicals and tobacco. you said you’d quit soon and thanked me for being there. v. you stayed over and we spent most of our time swapping songs and playing video games and snacking on poptarts and arizona. I woke up the next morning to find that you hadn’t slept and wondered what you must have been thinking about that could keep you up all those hours. vi. we saw a bad movie together tonight. our heads bumped multiple times and we both had to pull up our legs since our heels barely touch the floor comfortably. your forehead would wrinkle when you were looking up and it gave you an air of maturity that I didn’t know you could pull off. I wanted to kiss you but didn’t know what you thought of me so I didn’t.
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Feb 14, 2013
Feb 14, 2013 at 4:33 AM UTC
you always fall for your friends
i. ***** blond hair and braces, beanie and a sweatshirt, you were the secondary third wheel along with myself. you put on all four hats and nearly choked on your soda at someone’s ***** joke. ii. hair parted sideways, black-ringed blue eyes, we vaguely remembered each other and talked a bit before going back to the ones who had originally brought us. the blue was pretty and you had a bubbly laugh and were dressed nicer than before. we finally memorized each other’s names and when it was time to go, we hugged and I told you to drop by again soon. iii. braces off and longer hair, your board had a new paintjob. we enthusiastically greeted each other with a hug and an exchange of names and we ended up sitting at the computer for most of the afternoon and evening. we talked without restraint and had definitely become easy friends. iv. hair shaved off on the sides, the rest slicked back like a new-age greaser, you smelled slightly of stale cigarettes when I tucked my face against your neck for our routine hug. I squeezed you tight and brushed my thumbs across the leather of your jacket. you were angry and stressed but didn’t really show it and I wasn’t sure what to do with my still-new feelings for you. I held your hands outside that night and asked you to quit again, because people come and go and life’s too short to make it even shorter by ******* on a stick of chemicals and tobacco. you said you’d quit soon and thanked me for being there. v. you stayed over and we spent most of our time swapping songs and playing video games and snacking on poptarts and arizona. I woke up the next morning to find that you hadn’t slept and wondered what you must have been thinking about that could keep you up all those hours. vi. we saw a bad movie together tonight. our heads bumped multiple times and we both had to pull up our legs since our heels barely touch the floor comfortably. your forehead would wrinkle when you were looking up and it gave you an air of maturity that I didn’t know you could pull off. I wanted to kiss you but didn’t know what you thought of me so I didn’t.
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A smile and a wink, create an incredible magic, one gets floored that's her, but not a day passes without a complaint- about her uncomplaining nature, that seems to rub everyone in a way wrong; without any prompt,  interpretations start to pour she definitely lacks seriousness, frivolous or an unfeeling brute? By nature, she can't care about anything, may be the effect of the past, tongues waged, observers increased, each one took notes, voluntarily held conferences, and reached a conclusion, behind her back: "Far too removed from reality, lives in cloud cuckoo land" Strong judgments came one after the other, every one enthusiastically joined, in demolishing, what they thought 'The myth of equanimous mind' (irrespective of dealing with a string of troubles and continuing bad weather) The one, only one, who kept silence, when this buzz was going on far too long, just smiled at the end, the playful wink that followed ruffled all feathers, now the gang has an added burden, the power of one more to deal with.
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 1:42 AM UTC
The Power of One
I don't usually wear my seatbelt because if I die driving, I want to go enthusiastically, smiling. I only want to die if in a gore-ific scene of carelessness, I want to exit with a bang, part of a mess. And I don’t find this morbid Because if I die cruising down 33, I will die my mind at peace with the rest of me.
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 10:38 PM UTC
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People always say that ballet is graceful. They speak for hours after watching a performance, marveling at the dancers’ grace and elegance. They applaud enthusiastically while gazing at the stage in awe. They see a title page, a disguise, a mask. Underneath the surface of bright lights and happy endings, there is nothing but a dark stage occupied by a girl naked, shivering, and alone. Her face is engulfed by quivering hands covered with dry, cracked skin and fingernails blue from the cold. Her hands slowly reach out to comb through brown, lifeless hair. When she draws her hands away to rest against protruding ribs, brittle hair floats delicately to the ground like a feather cruelly cast away from its owner. Tears barrel their way down her cheeks like a train unable to stop for the oblivious children playing on its tracks. Her body is nothing more than an abandoned painting, fixed and perfected beyond recognition. Her ankles quiver beneath satin chains of beauty and grace. Her fingers tremble as they graciously bow to rows and rows of awestruck admirers. Her legs falter as they are barely contained within the confines of the tutu so painstakingly stitched just for her. Her head spins, dizzy under the pressure of the tiara: crowned queen of the mentally ill.
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Nov 22, 2013
Nov 22, 2013 at 7:12 PM UTC
crowned queen
Enthusiastically drawing an electrifying first breath of air as the emotionally significant cut of the umbilical cord welcomes an angel onboard Capturing the delicate beauty of invisible, energetic strings eternally connecting two highly raptured, earthly beings; breaking free of the chrysalis, a monarch joyously spreads its invigorating wings and zings through the air with entrancingly colored wings.
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 4:06 PM UTC
Electrifying
*A wave’s born on the Vast waters and it’s gone torn From water’s surface An entranced lone bee Enthusiastically Serenades flower. Wind in deference To the sun whistles softly Paying staid homage A trifle many Things happen beneath our nose That escapes notice.*
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Apr 13, 2017
Apr 13, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
Mundane.
Let this be spark to collective action! The exercise of natural freedoms and equality. Sever attachments, break from your safety, from the shores of who you think you are. Set sail with faith, placing ideologies in abeyance. Set sail with soul songs, join with saints and strangers harmoniously singing. Be ALL as One in open repartee. Brothers and sisters, all of a wild nature– none left uninvited. Friends at heart all, all welcome! Who shall be chief navigator? Trace sensitive fingers on contour maps the Universe makes. As we navigate, we invent. With tiniest of maps (the same is the largest with infinite pathways) we are destined exactly to found and inhabit New Earth. Who brings gifts of intuitive sensing? Everyone? Shall we draw straws? Any can buddy up with the experts at the rational sextant. Every single she and he of us is a guiding star. Accordingly, let’s begin convergent conversations of stars. Of the humans who choose to stay behind, let us love them. Let us love them and let’s be on our way! It is enough now that many have had good intentions, have spoken authentically, enthusiastically. Yet they do not wish to enter in. Each in his or her own time. Others have voiced opposition, demonstrated resistance. Some others — stuck in apathy, in numbness, powerlessness. Is fear of ****** death the ultimate stopping? What is living if living itself is death? Are you one who has ears to hear? Are you that very passenger ready to disavow, to disembark? Have you awakened to your own alluring whisper? Let us begin.
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Jul 8, 2017
Jul 8, 2017 at 10:44 AM UTC
To Action
Let this be spark to collective action! The exercise of natural freedoms and equality. Sever attachments, break from your safety, from the shores of who you think you are. Set sail with faith, placing ideologies in abeyance. Set sail with soul songs, join with saints and strangers harmoniously singing. Be ALL as One in open repartee. Brothers and sisters, all of a wild nature– none left uninvited. Friends at heart all, all welcome! Who shall be chief navigator? Trace sensitive fingers on contour maps the Universe makes. As we navigate, we invent. With tiniest of maps (the same is the largest with infinite pathways) we are destined exactly to found and inhabit New Earth. Who brings gifts of intuitive sensing? Everyone? Shall we draw straws? Any can buddy up with the experts at the rational sextant. Every single she and he of us is a guiding star. Accordingly, let’s begin convergent conversations of stars. Of the humans who choose to stay behind, let us love them. Let us love them and let’s be on our way! It is enough now that many have had good intentions, have spoken authentically, enthusiastically. Yet they do not wish to enter in. Each in his or her own time. Others have voiced opposition, demonstrated resistance. Some others — stuck in apathy, in numbness, powerlessness. Is fear of ****** death the ultimate stopping? What is living if living itself is death? Are you one who has ears to hear? Are you that very passenger ready to disavow, to disembark? Have you awakened to your own alluring whisper? Let us begin.
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