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"estimation" poems
Estimate tells us the avg. height of a female in the U.S. is 64 inches. This is quantitative. Unfeeling of prospect, the numbers fascinate and baffle. Recent estimation supposes 1500 active volcanoes on the earth of which 500 have erupted since history, the invention of writing.                                                                        Such a short time ago. Measuring in quantities, the earth is 4.5-4.6 billion years old. Creatures of like sentience who never wrote about volcanoes, the age of their earth. Quantities hum of something borrowed. So tight-wound, so deeply close, and yet still.                                                                         Something not ours. Blind, free of invention.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:44 PM UTC
Statistics
While having a heart to heart one night, My friend informs me that as a straight person, I will never understand what it's like to be closeted. That there is a reason people understand the term "gay suicide" without context, That love looked like moth wings that would flutter away or wither at touch, That the secrets and shame are like locks on the door from the outside and you realize that there is no one out there with a key. That same friend once asked me if I've ever thought about joining a nudist colony. She said that the comfort I find in my own skin and my ability to separate naked bodies from beds was admirable. I told her, there was a reason I never read her my poetry. I told her, I don't wear make up at Wal-Mart. That I turn off the lights but still let him love me. I read to estranged ears. That bareness was something I would never grow into. "Darling!" I told her, "there are some things you just aren't meant to see." I have been truth-or-dared to strip naked, and its not as easy as you might believe. There is a little something that sits at the back of my mind I like to call "modesty." Modesty can be defined as the quality or state of being unassuming or limited in the estimation of one's abilities. "Darling," I wanted to tell her, "You have no idea what these hands are capable of." There was a time I was proud of that. They were small and feeble, but holding a blade firm they became strong. They became what I needed. My skin became less of a barrier and more of a costume. When I slipped it on, I became original. I became identified, if only to myself. The scabs were a serial number the First World girl who was a little too white, a little too straight, and a little too doubtful could call her own. But I was a little too weak, and a little too lonely and had a little too much time on my hands to wrap around the knife. They became my drug. I became a liar. My skin became an apology for everything I thought you should blame me for. There was a time I would have done anything to show you, but I have always been a performer. No one ever asked to see the curtains close. My friend told me that I would never understand what it's like to be closeted. That secrets and shame are like locks on the door from the outside and you realize that there is no one out there with a key. The tally of every moment I'm locked in is a timeline of my mistakes, visible on my own skin. There are some things you just aren't meant to see.
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 1:28 PM UTC
Closet Nudist
While having a heart to heart one night, My friend informs me that as a straight person, I will never understand what it's like to be closeted. That there is a reason people understand the term "gay suicide" without context, That love looked like moth wings that would flutter away or wither at touch, That the secrets and shame are like locks on the door from the outside and you realize that there is no one out there with a key. That same friend once asked me if I've ever thought about joining a nudist colony. She said that the comfort I find in my own skin and my ability to separate naked bodies from beds was admirable. I told her, there was a reason I never read her my poetry. I told her, I don't wear make up at Wal-Mart. That I turn off the lights but still let him love me. I read to estranged ears. That bareness was something I would never grow into. "Darling!" I told her, "there are some things you just aren't meant to see." I have been truth-or-dared to strip naked, and its not as easy as you might believe. There is a little something that sits at the back of my mind I like to call "modesty." Modesty can be defined as the quality or state of being unassuming or limited in the estimation of one's abilities. "Darling," I wanted to tell her, "You have no idea what these hands are capable of." There was a time I was proud of that. They were small and feeble, but holding a blade firm they became strong. They became what I needed. My skin became less of a barrier and more of a costume. When I slipped it on, I became original. I became identified, if only to myself. The scabs were a serial number the First World girl who was a little too white, a little too straight, and a little too doubtful could call her own. But I was a little too weak, and a little too lonely and had a little too much time on my hands to wrap around the knife. They became my drug. I became a liar. My skin became an apology for everything I thought you should blame me for. There was a time I would have done anything to show you, but I have always been a performer. No one ever asked to see the curtains close. My friend told me that I would never understand what it's like to be closeted. That secrets and shame are like locks on the door from the outside and you realize that there is no one out there with a key. The tally of every moment I'm locked in is a timeline of my mistakes, visible on my own skin. There are some things you just aren't meant to see.
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“Congratulations You managed being five feet above the ground” Said a man who Can’t contain a slight, sardonic sound The situation: He’s reading eating magazines from the coast of Spain And yelling himself blue For the jeepney won’t hurry in the pouring rain He smashed his head on the glass Wishing for a train It nearly cracked / but his New cadence sounded quite sane “Congratulations You took five before you smoked the first one down” Said a man who Complimented me for sinking above the ground “It’s estimation I might trip before a wheel enters our lane” I yelled the truth At this moment, his presence started to stain A boat that had already passed us Yelled, “All aboard!” We weren’t sure it would float But it had a great deal of cords Then we clambered on There was a myriad of golden spades Two for every buried fool That was forced to stay The stench was concealed By the satisfied old man A woman muttered That she was headed to Queensland A driver viciously flung his arms Into the air, in apt alarm The intersection’s volley Aimed for the starboard Everyone reached for the mast, Hoping to soar “Congratulations You nodded off before the lights started to blare” Said a man who Lied, ostentatiously impaired I’m at the station Then, I noticed to my side was a golden ***** I dug myself through The mahogany and got on with my day In the rain
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 2:34 PM UTC
Mahogany Mill St.
I'm like a genie, but I won't grant you three wishes. I'm an estimation without the guesses. See, maybe that's my problem But I won't take the time to solve 'em. I deny the facts when they're written in pen I flick your forehead over and over again Ill treat you like a dog because I know you won't run away. And when you do I cry and cry and cry Bye, bye , bye I know it's all my fault Bye, bye, bye Steady cruise comes to a halt Lullaby Lullaby I'll only sing you in my head Lullaby Lullaby Or maybe I'll write you down instead. Oxy of the morons, merely the worst one. Pair o' foxes, paradoxes, scary boxes I'm too afraid to open it. What if it's bad? What if it's **** I'll never know will I Bye, bye, bye, precious Lullaby Bye, bye, bye
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Feb 23, 2012
Feb 23, 2012 at 8:27 PM UTC
Oxymoron
Watching life’s play, From the nosebleed section. If I die today, It’s natural selection. I hear what people say, But don’t make the connection, The past fades away, To a vague recollection. 99 problems, No retorts or solutions, Trying to pay my bills, Without resorting to prostitution. Losing is a life lesson, Hard to learn, It’s a truth I mention, In no uncertain terms. They say if you get knocked down, Get back up, But sometimes when I’m knocked out, I’ve had enough. My drive and ambition, Is out of gas, But I’m stuck in my position, Can’t change the past. They said, “It’s okay chum, There’s a future to make.” But no, it’s okay son, I choose not to partake. I’m on the road of life, Just taking a jog, But I can’t run right, Cause I’m an underdog. I know I’m not perfect, I’ve made mistakes, But I really do deserve it, So give me a break. Girlfriend told me, I’d never succeed. I choked at her, Cause I forgot to breathe. I was told to walk, Off the beaten track, I talk one step forward, Then whisper two steps back. I’ve been made a fool, I’ve played the clown, I never broke the rules, But I still broke down. When I look in the mirror, To examine my features, It brakes when brought nearer, So I pick up the pieces. You know I don’t deal, In self depreciation, So what you find here, Is honest estimation. I’m not clever as Copernicus, Or strong as King Kong, Even when you’re learning this, You knew it all along. I’m on the road of life, Drifting through the fog, But I can’t see tonight, Cause I’m an underdog.
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Aug 30, 2010
Aug 30, 2010 at 4:13 PM UTC
Underdog
Watching life’s play, From the nosebleed section. If I die today, It’s natural selection. I hear what people say, But don’t make the connection, The past fades away, To a vague recollection. 99 problems, No retorts or solutions, Trying to pay my bills, Without resorting to prostitution. Losing is a life lesson, Hard to learn, It’s a truth I mention, In no uncertain terms. They say if you get knocked down, Get back up, But sometimes when I’m knocked out, I’ve had enough. My drive and ambition, Is out of gas, But I’m stuck in my position, Can’t change the past. They said, “It’s okay chum, There’s a future to make.” But no, it’s okay son, I choose not to partake. I’m on the road of life, Just taking a jog, But I can’t run right, Cause I’m an underdog. I know I’m not perfect, I’ve made mistakes, But I really do deserve it, So give me a break. Girlfriend told me, I’d never succeed. I choked at her, Cause I forgot to breathe. I was told to walk, Off the beaten track, I talk one step forward, Then whisper two steps back. I’ve been made a fool, I’ve played the clown, I never broke the rules, But I still broke down. When I look in the mirror, To examine my features, It brakes when brought nearer, So I pick up the pieces. You know I don’t deal, In self depreciation, So what you find here, Is honest estimation. I’m not clever as Copernicus, Or strong as King Kong, Even when you’re learning this, You knew it all along. I’m on the road of life, Drifting through the fog, But I can’t see tonight, Cause I’m an underdog.
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I posted this poem  a few days after I joined HP.  As  is oft the case, poems you are especially proud of, fall to the wayside, under the onslaught of the constant waterfall of new submissions.  With the usual exception of Ms. Lori C., one of the two unofficial High Priestesses of HP, in my estimation, this one, was pretty much overlooked.  Despite some comical jaunts of late re bras and beds, real inspiration has escaped me ever nice I penned "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay (Razor Blades, Pills, & Shotguns" last week.  So, with your hoped for solicitude, I resubmit it, hoping it finds a wider audience and dedicate it to those of you who I number as friends (you know who you are!), despite the fact that our only shared embraces have been techno~electronic, and yet the quality of your kindness is beyond measure. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Numerical Quality of Friendship The quality of friendship is non-quantitative. Yet, I ask you to number it, and me, this way. With tape measure, determine that: The length of my arm's embrace will always be longer than long enough, and when distance magnifies sorrow's gains, my shoulders measure wide enough to pillow your wearied head. The depth of my pocket is finite for by definition, a pocket is but an open doored, three walled shelter. My pocket of shelter is forever open, forever deep, and forever is infinite. Trust that when bowed and bent, upon my shoulders climb and together we will be tall enough to touch the season's new fruit upon the tree of life, and with one tongue, taste the unimaginable! Do u think that mercury can measure the warmth of my tears when love sears my heart, or the heat of thy skin when it heals and cauterizes wounds salted by the mistreatment, by the bitters of the weak ones, who rejoice when they scald others? Size me up. What is my volume? What are the boundaries that length X depth X height state must limit my capacity to cherish, to heal, and even to forgive those who deserve no forgiveness? If you measure me well and proper, if I meet the standards that qualify me to be called friend, then friend me here, friend me now, friend me for the qualities I posses, and number us a unity among the few who are truly blessed by a quality of friendship that cannot be measured, for there is no scientific instrument that can quantify limitless. March 2012
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Resubmitting For Your Consideration: The Numerical Quality of Friendship
I posted this poem  a few days after I joined HP.  As  is oft the case, poems you are especially proud of, fall to the wayside, under the onslaught of the constant waterfall of new submissions.  With the usual exception of Ms. Lori C., one of the two unofficial High Priestesses of HP, in my estimation, this one, was pretty much overlooked.  Despite some comical jaunts of late re bras and beds, real inspiration has escaped me ever nice I penned "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay (Razor Blades, Pills, & Shotguns" last week.  So, with your hoped for solicitude, I resubmit it, hoping it finds a wider audience and dedicate it to those of you who I number as friends (you know who you are!), despite the fact that our only shared embraces have been techno~electronic, and yet the quality of your kindness is beyond measure. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Numerical Quality of Friendship The quality of friendship is non-quantitative. Yet, I ask you to number it, and me, this way. With tape measure, determine that: The length of my arm's embrace will always be longer than long enough, and when distance magnifies sorrow's gains, my shoulders measure wide enough to pillow your wearied head. The depth of my pocket is finite for by definition, a pocket is but an open doored, three walled shelter. My pocket of shelter is forever open, forever deep, and forever is infinite. Trust that when bowed and bent, upon my shoulders climb and together we will be tall enough to touch the season's new fruit upon the tree of life, and with one tongue, taste the unimaginable! Do u think that mercury can measure the warmth of my tears when love sears my heart, or the heat of thy skin when it heals and cauterizes wounds salted by the mistreatment, by the bitters of the weak ones, who rejoice when they scald others? Size me up. What is my volume? What are the boundaries that length X depth X height state must limit my capacity to cherish, to heal, and even to forgive those who deserve no forgiveness? If you measure me well and proper, if I meet the standards that qualify me to be called friend, then friend me here, friend me now, friend me for the qualities I posses, and number us a unity among the few who are truly blessed by a quality of friendship that cannot be measured, for there is no scientific instrument that can quantify limitless. March 2012
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I am In a word transfixed to a moment the epitome of evolution the pinnacle of creation I laugh triumphantly As my knife pierces the medium rare steak So civilized I am that rare breeze that has traveled the distance of so many sorrows a physical force borne of the contradiction between warmth and the abyss I am very respected I adjust the tie the trapezoidal patterns hide so coolly the noose around my neck a lynching of estimation in a two part drama I am leaning against the wall the flesh pressed against the graffiti my being transposed against someone else's thoughts its all a happenstance an accidental meeting without a gaze but for that commonality we have nothing in common I am a synapse I pass on the sensations of pain and pleasure without discrimination my free will in all its glory succumbs to a chemical reaction yet I must be more or maybe just maybe the knife I hold can pierce more than flesh I am floating on a stationary platform I choose my destiny I rearrange the order of confusion a train screeches to a halt a sea of ties and heels self assured smiles of the precise menu may I have the check please I am a random canopy of emotion I flutter in the breeze the clearest expression of being of breathing of wanting of feeling a rare glimpse a subtle smile a delicate touch of flesh against flesh its all too fleeting transparency and no more
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Jul 24, 2013
Jul 24, 2013 at 8:27 AM UTC
Transparency
Fifteen inches LCD Electronic mouse And bunch of scratches of sheets. There were roof lines Valleys and ridges Encircling the overlapping layers Some are frozen, some are hidden. Estimation and calculation Uttering numbers With various actions. 3D walls Inserting commands Subtracting openings Including doors and windows. The formula was easy To multiply and subdivide Real aesthetical features Future renovation For firm edification. (6/30/14 @xirlleelang)
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 11:01 AM UTC
Digits Overload
My estimation is that every human is primarily in the pursuit of love. and that most of us are worthy; and that it's value stretches way; way beyond the boundaries of the economic machine. ~ Love is priceless! ~ Yet we choose to live in a material world that suppresses love; and we call this sensible.
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Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 4:30 AM UTC
For the love of money
Swiftly the lungs expand, filled with air of resistance. Stand ready to succeed! A death sentence is a guess. It is an estimation. God alone knows truth. It is His will that decides. Some days are better than others. Like an adventure where we never know the end results. Regardless of the day, it is the only one to have. Jesus taught us to live for today, to leave yesterday behind. To ignore the worries of tomorrow. Each day has its own concerns. Enough to occupy the thoughts. I will stay focused on the gifts of today. Thank you Lord, for the gift of life. And if this is my last day, so be it. I end with the peace to be found only in the comfort of God's love.
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May 2, 2016
May 2, 2016 at 2:44 PM UTC
Thoughts Spread On The Doorway Of Today
The first moment Was divided by the total mass The center of.. The moment of inertia Rigid in body How much more torque Will turn this rotations Secondary                    In a moment Notice the rotational axis Of the earths fastest acceleration Mass times the square Of the perpendicular distance To the rotation of our sphere Can anyone else hear Could anyone else here Understand the scalar magnitude Of a poets Newtonian mechanics And the motion of macroscopic objects Circling his metaphors If the present state of an object is known It is possible to predict by the laws Of classical mechanics How it will move The spherical harmonics Are a set of orthogonal functions Yet periodic functions composed of sinusoids Is the assumption of weighted summation Discrete time fourier transformation In relation to a quills synthesizing rotation Is the explanation I'm trying to relate in What do you think I'm saying Need I explore the atomic orbital electron configurations Their representation of gravitational fields geoids Fiber reconstruction for estimation of the path and location Of a poems explanation For the spin of its formation Is just a calculation Differing in interpretation By the readers relation
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Apr 19, 2019
Apr 19, 2019 at 12:19 AM UTC
The Calculation Of A Poems Rotation
Am I supposed to want To do more than just take it all in, how does everyone Hold so fast onto the silk when it’s been Sedated to such a slippery strand? My grip tends to snap the thread extended by the Way they talk to me, maybe if they gave me a rope. As it is I prefer to Synthesize the scenery into puffs of ***** smoke- These desserts are grated from reality and so I Must love reality, but I can’t eat it raw; I see people’s sawdust centers as the Cream they could become, I am far more deterred By bitter tastes than the concept of having to wait for my predictions to ripen, The fact that they never will is Only a cynical estimation of mine that I hope will spoil as I age. Spices are not lies, are not Blandness masquerading as something so inconsistent with your vision that You will lose sight of the road. It is not just a question of Going down easier, it’s just better To boil your potatoes. I hope to dispel a fear of my own, that I’m some sort of addict, filling myself up with helium like some sort of Basement-life pocket knife fix, A recipe mixed to skew me into groggy selfishness that I would anticipate as good faith and optimism, but my tendencies are erratic, Dragging my body along to trace a healthy heart line, I suppose, and with one foot in the door, I can't quite say which side I'd rather be on.
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Feb 21, 2014
Feb 21, 2014 at 6:38 PM UTC
Sobriety
Maiden and Observer As speculated, The observer and the scientist See an enigmatic entrance. The arrival of the specimen: He shows haste, His wrist flickers: Punctuality. He mouthes questions of career: Orderliness. His vocal appetite silent: Surrender. He declares instruction: Superiority. He brightens athleticism. Focus. The smile appears through in the unknownest places, Within restaurant doors, Through the soundwaves. Through ideations: Competitive movement. Inertia and stagnation is of disinterest. Wordly reflection produces empty reciprocration. Can it be a metaphor for the observer, Can the specimen by the symbol? Both reflected from one another. There is the one, and then, the other. The challenge is: Exhibiting both states Simultaenously. This is the task of the maiden. The balancer of scales. The scientist seeks to understand, There is evidence of somes sort A hidden bliss a smile inside, a moment of analysis. Notions brought on by previous experiments. Past failures predict present outcome, Recent knowledge or estimation? Emotion links to reason, Reason negotiates but stands firm, The scientist is fatigued, his hand lowers. Body language is lazily interpreted by curious Observer, Studying this new behaviour. The professor places his spectacles on, He sees no other path to take, He concludes and hypothesises, This specimen can be learnt from No more. Specimen's silence allows flowing thoughts to pervade the mind of the observer and the scientist. Silence given to the cynicism of life, the broadened mind perceived as narrow. The observer is observed. Now conciousness changes in the realm of the user experiencing himself. Self perception, self defense, Guard is raised, Gates are closed. Only water flows through, Other matter obstructed. Maiden, Observer, Scientist, Specimen.
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 11:07 AM UTC
Maiden and Observer
Maiden and Observer As speculated, The observer and the scientist See an enigmatic entrance. The arrival of the specimen: He shows haste, His wrist flickers: Punctuality. He mouthes questions of career: Orderliness. His vocal appetite silent: Surrender. He declares instruction: Superiority. He brightens athleticism. Focus. The smile appears through in the unknownest places, Within restaurant doors, Through the soundwaves. Through ideations: Competitive movement. Inertia and stagnation is of disinterest. Wordly reflection produces empty reciprocration. Can it be a metaphor for the observer, Can the specimen by the symbol? Both reflected from one another. There is the one, and then, the other. The challenge is: Exhibiting both states Simultaenously. This is the task of the maiden. The balancer of scales. The scientist seeks to understand, There is evidence of somes sort A hidden bliss a smile inside, a moment of analysis. Notions brought on by previous experiments. Past failures predict present outcome, Recent knowledge or estimation? Emotion links to reason, Reason negotiates but stands firm, The scientist is fatigued, his hand lowers. Body language is lazily interpreted by curious Observer, Studying this new behaviour. The professor places his spectacles on, He sees no other path to take, He concludes and hypothesises, This specimen can be learnt from No more. Specimen's silence allows flowing thoughts to pervade the mind of the observer and the scientist. Silence given to the cynicism of life, the broadened mind perceived as narrow. The observer is observed. Now conciousness changes in the realm of the user experiencing himself. Self perception, self defense, Guard is raised, Gates are closed. Only water flows through, Other matter obstructed. Maiden, Observer, Scientist, Specimen.
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all her nails, freshly painted, the smoothed shaved legs, seasonally and saintly nick free, the eyeliner, A+ student penciled in, eye shade applied with lightest of touch sensual, threaded eyebrows,  curvaceously straight, streaks of red, the appliqué upon her head, parfume strategically dabbed in spots near where any body's  lips might invade, *and yet, not one primped place upon her was safe!* all turned awry, when knocked I upon bedroom door, bursting to read a poem freshly made, the oven's writing warmth, still faint discernible, giving off the aroma of heated ink, upon a skin-smooth page, a bakery smell irresistible presented her with my best, a man's rawest essence refined, honed, then, honored, favored by her she, overcome! weeping pleasure at the pleasuring of my words so gentling, all by my soft speaking tongue applied, that  engendered this response she, in a slow pouring, half turning, presented me with an act of counter-balancing, no embrace, no equality of caressing, nonetheless, a weighty visible estimation of her physical esteem and appreciation presented me a bill for repair, a body's bodyshop estimate, undoing the undoing damage done, by my careless, thoughtless, ecstatic reading of only love poetry she added a weary, seasonal, lyrical claus(e) of some folk familiarity, by way of apology "that's what you get for loving me"
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Dec 26, 2016
Dec 26, 2016 at 4:10 PM UTC
I showed no mercy to her eyebrow extensions
They say the end is near An empty prediction Nay, an estimation. Media man spreads the word Like an unforgiving pestilence; Fan the flames a little more. Did you hear the news? Of course you did, It’s embedded in our mind. The sirens blare Our panic will have to wait Time now for our commercial break. … Tell me a story, Grandpa Of a time before the screen I’ll listen here upon your knee. A time with hope; peace of mind Before we knew too much We were never meant to hold such empathy. Where man was free Of distant tragedy, when Smiling wasn’t such a rarity. … Let us interrupt this tale Welcome back to reality Now tell us all that Tomorrow may never come. Say it again the day after next The one after that and more. We will remain with vigilance Eventually you’ll be right. At least for now, We have our memories.
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Aug 25, 2021
Aug 25, 2021 at 12:16 AM UTC
Tainted Reality
Everything remains as it is, very much the same, nothing much has changed. Still keeping in mind the present, all of the changes happened in the past need to be looked upon with regards to future. The importance of time can neither be defied nor denied When something gets defined and listed as a priority, even that element of priority gets attached to time Definitely, it’s time the importance of which can neither be defied, nor denied. Some things have changed with time Some remain the same as they are, right in their respective places When an approach is made towards getting something done, important to make sure it’s a right approach. Always a right approach makes the real difference with regards to future. Success and failure, of course it remains part of the game. Agreed and accepted that approach and attitude are different from each other, however, it’s the positive attitude that makes all the difference. Start with something in the present, over a period of time it will be realized that not only time, even efforts need to be monitored. Start with something in the present, over a period of time you will remember the start, but not relate to it as a thing of past. It’s fulfillment that matters Satisfaction plays a major role when it comes to climbing up the ladder of success. Never decide anything on the basis of past or prior Decide the value of anything that will be purchased on the basis of present and future A time will come when past will become a thing of past, but the present will tell what else needs to be done with regards to future. Definitely nothing much has changed Everything goes on in the mind with regards to what's right and what's wrong Estimation, evaluation, calculation, you may call it anything, but definitely it’s a mind game after all. Possibilities are many, however scope keeps changing with regards to the future. Keeping in mind all the possibilities and also the future, important not to give up in life, but equally important to keep and maintain a positive attitude in life. A day will come when success will happen, till that point in time keep on going.
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Nov 16, 2015
Nov 16, 2015 at 8:00 AM UTC
Distinctiveness
Everything remains as it is, very much the same, nothing much has changed. Still keeping in mind the present, all of the changes happened in the past need to be looked upon with regards to future. The importance of time can neither be defied nor denied When something gets defined and listed as a priority, even that element of priority gets attached to time Definitely, it’s time the importance of which can neither be defied, nor denied. Some things have changed with time Some remain the same as they are, right in their respective places When an approach is made towards getting something done, important to make sure it’s a right approach. Always a right approach makes the real difference with regards to future. Success and failure, of course it remains part of the game. Agreed and accepted that approach and attitude are different from each other, however, it’s the positive attitude that makes all the difference. Start with something in the present, over a period of time it will be realized that not only time, even efforts need to be monitored. Start with something in the present, over a period of time you will remember the start, but not relate to it as a thing of past. It’s fulfillment that matters Satisfaction plays a major role when it comes to climbing up the ladder of success. Never decide anything on the basis of past or prior Decide the value of anything that will be purchased on the basis of present and future A time will come when past will become a thing of past, but the present will tell what else needs to be done with regards to future. Definitely nothing much has changed Everything goes on in the mind with regards to what's right and what's wrong Estimation, evaluation, calculation, you may call it anything, but definitely it’s a mind game after all. Possibilities are many, however scope keeps changing with regards to the future. Keeping in mind all the possibilities and also the future, important not to give up in life, but equally important to keep and maintain a positive attitude in life. A day will come when success will happen, till that point in time keep on going.
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She appears a determined stare or the other, a drop of tear, he oscillates like a pendulum, between her changing moods- that take him by surprise.But he is blissfully at ease. His swing every moment, spans between love and an empty space, ebullient life and dark forgetfulness without any end. On the periphery everything appears to have a symmetry, in the river,water rushes towards the sea, watching it from the bank, one thinks everything goes fine, but to see what happens in life one needs to look deeper in to the current, keep ears closer to the ground to understand. Love has more power than even tempered iron, you'll see, if you understand how it works on every situation, even surpassing your own estimation.                  "Come hither" her  eyes plead without even words, he quickly responds,                     his heart allows it to happen even without a thought.                    The wind, not giving any hint, swiftly moves and caresses the flower,                    Love is blind, plays it's games, without even logic, would you believe?                    Let's just flow together, forgetting everything else.
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Oct 18, 2013
Oct 18, 2013 at 5:57 AM UTC
Making sense of a flow without any rules
Your parade makes me purple, it makes me thin as an alphabet, I don't know, I don't wanna understand. I'm an estimation, I'm over and not in great abundance. Don't defend me, I'm not the header atop your letter. Open me, I'm like your chimney, inside your mouth I am the lips you dip your tongue through, growing with sensation. See me and seam me to threads and tow me through your ****** lines- little piece of flesh Just a little dance, Just a little romance Keep me in your pants let me be your postcard I'll float across your eyelids. Let me know your name You can taste my skin. You can see my seams bend, my hours grow a little tired Lifting up your dress, I can taste your pastes, your pastel belle comes floating at me sideways. Ours and again, you ask me, "is it a nightmare?" You ask me, "is it a car crash?" You say, "I can feel you breathing." This is not a spell, there's nothing left, not even a little lie I can play with in my fingers, you say, "is it the moon in the stars." And I stop you from ruining the sound of words to preserve a moment. Something a silence and a dollar doesn't buy you. I ask, " is this you my love? You're an imaginary process I'm never going to be interested in prosecuting perfectly. I'm not- an extroverted invert, a spirit floating in the corner of your eyes. I'm over zealous, a zealot, full of youth, using grief to keep your eyes
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 10:15 PM UTC
Untitled
*For your happiness I'll move mountains If I fail, you my world will know I tried My desire is like natures spring and fountain None in history with passage of time ever dried When lost in the oceans, I'll be your radar To point the vessel of your heart in the right direction And when you need to climb, I'll be your ladder When ailed I hope to be your prescription or injection When your enemies close in on you,I'll be your shield I'll light your way when darkness takes over your universe Because our attraction is more powerful than magnetic field I'll be the rail to the train of your life,ceteris paribus I'll walk all the miles of your voyage's estimation Nothing would please me more than sharing your destination*
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 3:13 AM UTC
WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU
I am my poems Embodying my essence Creating images Tasting my nostalgia Recalling the taste of my journey Feeling the colors This is my painting My painting filled with words The short novel and sneak peak Unscrutinized, irrevocable, conjuring estimation towards the plain notions of idioms
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Jul 14, 2013
Jul 14, 2013 at 6:08 AM UTC
Are you
Lets talk relative, Lets talk about size The way we perceive space from the optical eye Every night i ponder with thought look into the sky The fact we are microdots in the universe i cant justify Its hard to begin, it takes me a while Out there is potential, it brings me a smile The way stars cluster, planets form with a style The amount of planets we find the list seems to pile Who nose whats about, will this answer ever be solved? Will we find other life or seek to dissolve? We become greater everyday we seek to evolve Its a mystery in time hope to resolve. What i'm trying to conclude needs to be told Without being rude, i let this story unfold. There a estimation, with no exaggeration. Of a 100 to 200 billion galaxy's in our universe Also there is a 100 to 200 billion stars in each galaxy So for better or worse, before i get confined to a hearse I can get out and explore and defy the laws of gravity.
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Jul 9, 2013
Jul 9, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
Size
Cancer. A word no one wants to hear. Unless, of course you are talking about the astrological sign where it is said for you to be known for your loyalty, caring, and adapting qualities. Cancer. A word I never wanted to hear. It was August. My father and I had grown apart, once again. We could never agree on anything, it didn’t matter what it was. Gay rights, politics, the existence of God, these were only some of the topics we argued about, constantly. I remember saying things like, “I hate you!” and “I wish you were out of my life forever.” “I hope you die.” I hope you die. Four simple words. Horrible words. Words I only said once out of anger. Add never between you and die and you completely change the meaning. Later on, I would wish that I had added the never. I was listening to the song “I’m Gonna Love You Through It” at full volume trying to block out my mother and fathers fight. Only now do I see the irony. My parents left the room. I listened as hard as I possibly could only to make out the words, Malignant Lymphoma. My world would completely change that August. They say that when someone is diagnosed with cancer, everyone around them is as well. I never understood that, it wasn’t me that was dying, until I saw him come home from his first cancer treatment. He was exhausted, my father, the man of steel could barely stand. My life became morphed into the what ifs. What if he doesn’t make it? What if I lose my dad? My life became mutated into a twisted picture as I tried to find every answer in text books and statistics. 18,990 people die from this cancer every year. My dad always joked he would never make it to see 51…he was 49. My mom broke down, often, gasping in air as if she would never breathe in again. As if, she had forgotten how. I stopped breathing. I had no estimation or approximation of when I would breathe in again. Malignant Lymphoma. Cancer. Dying. Those three words were all that I could think about. I wanted to escape. I wanted to pretend like I was clueless. They say that ignorance is bliss. I think that was about the time I stopped believing in God. That night, as I tried to bring myself to pray, the words got stuck in my throat. I couldn’t understand why. Soon, treatment began, was unsuccessful, and now the cancer is spreading. . That’s the thing about lymphoma. It doesn’t go away.
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 10:39 AM UTC
Cancer
Cancer. A word no one wants to hear. Unless, of course you are talking about the astrological sign where it is said for you to be known for your loyalty, caring, and adapting qualities. Cancer. A word I never wanted to hear. It was August. My father and I had grown apart, once again. We could never agree on anything, it didn’t matter what it was. Gay rights, politics, the existence of God, these were only some of the topics we argued about, constantly. I remember saying things like, “I hate you!” and “I wish you were out of my life forever.” “I hope you die.” I hope you die. Four simple words. Horrible words. Words I only said once out of anger. Add never between you and die and you completely change the meaning. Later on, I would wish that I had added the never. I was listening to the song “I’m Gonna Love You Through It” at full volume trying to block out my mother and fathers fight. Only now do I see the irony. My parents left the room. I listened as hard as I possibly could only to make out the words, Malignant Lymphoma. My world would completely change that August. They say that when someone is diagnosed with cancer, everyone around them is as well. I never understood that, it wasn’t me that was dying, until I saw him come home from his first cancer treatment. He was exhausted, my father, the man of steel could barely stand. My life became morphed into the what ifs. What if he doesn’t make it? What if I lose my dad? My life became mutated into a twisted picture as I tried to find every answer in text books and statistics. 18,990 people die from this cancer every year. My dad always joked he would never make it to see 51…he was 49. My mom broke down, often, gasping in air as if she would never breathe in again. As if, she had forgotten how. I stopped breathing. I had no estimation or approximation of when I would breathe in again. Malignant Lymphoma. Cancer. Dying. Those three words were all that I could think about. I wanted to escape. I wanted to pretend like I was clueless. They say that ignorance is bliss. I think that was about the time I stopped believing in God. That night, as I tried to bring myself to pray, the words got stuck in my throat. I couldn’t understand why. Soon, treatment began, was unsuccessful, and now the cancer is spreading. . That’s the thing about lymphoma. It doesn’t go away.
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our generation, drenched in nostalgia clawing, desperate for a time we don’t even remember romanticise the past, the simple times of genuine human emotion no pressure when the only thing that mattered was pure devotion to writing, art, travelling, dreams… feeling free like the beatniks we hold up so high in our estimation put on a pedestal, the lives we envy and wish we could lead no expectations whatever we once believed in it’s been stripped away and now we lie here naked and shamed "a respectable career is the only way" rapid change left us cold staring at static blank screens we’ve been born into the age of the void no empathy remaining, no way or means of expressing ourselves accurately anxiety and sadness dominates technically we’re developed but our minds are broken, falling into disrepair in the end we just don’t ******* care we just want to remember how to feel without numb indifference
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 8:03 PM UTC
indifference