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"epitomised" poems
I could sentimentalise, throw flowers on your memory agonise the opportunity to part with any gratuity, wish you could see every success through meaningless desire to conjure what never was what never will be. As you ebbed away to degeneration, every strip of dignity was a drop in the temperature of your cold stare that epitomised our tenuous connection. Even if truth be told, would there be anyone to understand how you created something so arbitrarily only to derivatively destroy it?
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Aug 22, 2022
Aug 22, 2022 at 9:41 PM UTC
Untitled
July's soft murmur Gave way to August's howling Obscured by boisterous Moans of the wind Screams turned into Subdued yawns Shrivelled leaves Whose life the sun absorbed Succumbed to the devastation In all their grandeur Scattered on the ground In delicious hues All they epitomised was Inevitable gut-wrenching ends Blind optimism bloomed To tend to the wounds Reeling in drawn-out decay Autumn pain Demanded to be felt.
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Aug 22, 2014
Aug 22, 2014 at 8:24 PM UTC
Autumn Pain
Romeo epitomised love as he willing died for it he took the life he could not offer openly to Juliet and cast it down beside her hoping in death they would know what life denied them forever
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Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 at 1:18 PM UTC
Theirs Was A Promise Never Spoken
Dreading the end before it's begun Obsessed with the ending endless fun Ongoing feverishly until she tires My own selfishly determined desires Epitomised by a crocodile Drowning but still volatile
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 5:56 PM UTC
Doomed
Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder? For I was torn between the wondrous musing And the unfaithful, the treacherous verity. Dad said that it lies in the wit and the wisdom, Mom believed it to be synonymous with serenity! I roved in reverie, pottered with presumptions; What is beauty? From where does it emanate? But may be, there was no oasis to my quest. The answer breezed in and out, gusted here and there; To catch hold of it was a big, big test! Was it the reflection in the mirror? The unbearable, the ill-favoured, it couldn't be. The face that lacked glow, the face sans any sheens, It longed for glory, for eminence. I sighed; for was beauty the boulevard to my dreams? There are the gifts of botany lacking blossoms, And scads of scars blotching the moon. But never could they blotch my view: Splendor couldn't stop itself descending upon my eyes! Even in murk, even in dim, I could descry hue. 'Twas in my eyes, they could life the lifeless Like a shore serenading a cove or The Ocean constantly kissing the shoreline. These epitomised allure, incarnated love. For me, it was an emotion 'divine'! I realised: Not in the skinny legs and the fair hands It is found in the vivacity of spirits. Neither in the mascara nor in the mole; Beauty has never found it's way through these, It resides in the heart, in the soul.
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 12:10 AM UTC
Where does Beauty lie?
not really the gay science by definition nietzschean... just... pure... narration / uninhibited narration, narration ex “anonymousness.” anyway, he misguided his theory, he thought that goethe epitomised his dyonisian qualifying orientation... goethe was apollonian as a judge... so much so that he wrote all his verses sober; oh the dross that my hangover brings so much clarity i'm actually content with it; but the loss of narration, that fine art of expressed and kept tribalism ("barbarism by the camp fire") is neurotic in western societies... with retort it re-emerged... just jumbled up... thanks to tristan tzara... exploited to full potential by william burroughs via the polaroid / cut up method / ransom letter of cut out letters glued onto a piece of paper / as ****** up as quantum physics; so the next time you meet your friend, remember the quanta, he has a particular expression to give you, minus the obvious mannerisms that are self-explanatory, and kept to him knowing himself.
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 10:57 AM UTC
ars poetica
write and you will see azure or aquamarine in blue, and as man is almost hue blind in order to make him a decent painter (even though his technique came from the raphaelite school, it’s undermined by childish endeavour of the cubists), so too woman is blind to forms and makes her an adequate child of virginia woolf; i concede, the delicacy of sushi and the subsequent frailty of the tongue is epitomised by complex layring of letters to avoid stressors above, below or in them (theta), and this frailty is no more apparent than now... among the english-speaking youth; why? they have an outlet... the internet... i didn’t have that in my youth... the only outlet i had was in thought.
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Dec 13, 2015
Dec 13, 2015 at 5:50 AM UTC
modern times
Silence, nothing else but silence now, am I really dead No more the sound of cannon fire or smell of rotting dead Is this the death I feared so long, is this my eternal rest The grasp of war relinquished now, my duty dispossessed Incessant rain, falls constantly, to torment and pain my soul The battlefield a quagmire now, that swallows’ soldiers whole Thousands, countless thousands of men now dead or dying Hell, on Earth is Passchendaele, to be its witness, horrifying I have no sense of being now, my corpse bequeathed of breath, My soul now purged, awaits its fate to meet the sacrament of death My dreams of home abandoned now, my weapons cast aside Now duty paid to God and King, my epitaph epitomised But from the very brink of death, I feel my pain again Returning from the heavenly gates, soaked by that ****** rain Delivered from God’s holy grace to Satan’s gates revived From the peace of my eternal sleep, my comfort now deprived Back to Pilckem Ridge once more, to a Flanders blood-soaked trench Where grey faced lads with bowing heads, sit silent in the stench Corpses laying side by side, half buried in oozing mud All faith and hope abandoned, the price now paid in flesh and blood I prey for the Lord to take me and release me from this hell Remove me from perdition, reposed in perpetuity to sleep where angels dwell Let me succumb, dispense with me, undiminished in your grace Deliver me to eternity and redeem me from this awful place My headstone stands on hallowed ground, near Tyne Cot, ***** Town Eternal sleep, my answered prayer, now rest in peace where I lay down I gave the best that I could give, till I could give no more Then blessed the Lord that saved my soul, but cursed the ****** war
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Jun 7, 2019
Jun 7, 2019 at 2:43 PM UTC
Deliver me from Pedition
Silence, nothing else but silence now, am I really dead No more the sound of cannon fire or smell of rotting dead Is this the death I feared so long, is this my eternal rest The grasp of war relinquished now, my duty dispossessed Incessant rain, falls constantly, to torment and pain my soul The battlefield a quagmire now, that swallows’ soldiers whole Thousands, countless thousands of men now dead or dying Hell, on Earth is Passchendaele, to be its witness, horrifying I have no sense of being now, my corpse bequeathed of breath, My soul now purged, awaits its fate to meet the sacrament of death My dreams of home abandoned now, my weapons cast aside Now duty paid to God and King, my epitaph epitomised But from the very brink of death, I feel my pain again Returning from the heavenly gates, soaked by that ****** rain Delivered from God’s holy grace to Satan’s gates revived From the peace of my eternal sleep, my comfort now deprived Back to Pilckem Ridge once more, to a Flanders blood-soaked trench Where grey faced lads with bowing heads, sit silent in the stench Corpses laying side by side, half buried in oozing mud All faith and hope abandoned, the price now paid in flesh and blood I prey for the Lord to take me and release me from this hell Remove me from perdition, reposed in perpetuity to sleep where angels dwell Let me succumb, dispense with me, undiminished in your grace Deliver me to eternity and redeem me from this awful place My headstone stands on hallowed ground, near Tyne Cot, ***** Town Eternal sleep, my answered prayer, now rest in peace where I lay down I gave the best that I could give, till I could give no more Then blessed the Lord that saved my soul, but cursed the ****** war
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