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"excercise" poems
With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband and lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 4:10 PM UTC
Sunshine Girl
With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband and lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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When I passed into hibernation My tastes began to sour Birds of prey And emergency vehicles seemed to attend It's for medicinal purposes I'm in hibernation again For it's that time of year I've left my blood under soup skin And my mind's in books and pieces Winter passes Perhaps time to take on life once again And the disease-beats in between ? The seasonal change excites me My heart beat increases And returns to normal My breathing quickens My blood wakes me The seasonal change excites me My feet were turning black My eyes were folded heavy Now I'm flowing back Victory ! My blood likes my limbs now And I take in moisture through the skin I lick my lips for the sensation And my thought tilts with sin I stretch to my full height ...but cramp up : Hey ! This doesn't belong ! This is muffled This is unsane ! I excercise my muscles Then shrink back in pain It's not meant to be ... Hibernation once again. Previously published [Show Thieves 2010 : An Anthology Of Contemporary Montreal Poetry - 8TH HOUSE PUBLISHING]
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 9:46 PM UTC
Hibernation once again...
My mind is a muscle.... A muscle that  needs to be exercised, quite often. Daily Intense Workouts Shall Strengthen this muscle. Enlarging it.... Making it quite Powerful....... Never allowing this important muscle to fall to the Shrunken  Condition of "Weak and pitiful." "jogging" down  the streets which are  the "books, of life's Experiences" "pumping the irons" of the "Weight" that  "Problems Needing to Be Solved" Push on the limits which this muscle can "pump"  and "endure" I always "keep this muscle well toned"  Running quickly, holding tightly, and Stretching Its limits of what my "muscle" can "hold." I hold a smile on my facee As I  excercise my "mind"  to a stronger Future.
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Jul 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015 at 4:28 AM UTC
Muscle Toning
FAMILY CIRCUS Death defying lunch life in a trapeze show gasp! fights for ringmaster PEANUTS Child's play tricks we played like pigpen we ***** love, flights of red baron. EXCERCISE Samoan in jeans, bids me a good morning smirk chews gum as he jogs.
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 11:26 PM UTC
PEANUTS (3 Senryu)
were the easiest thing in the world, how satisfied would our hearts desires be? If it were a subject in school, how many would pass the degree? Why is it said 2 be blind when it is expressed through actions? Why is it seen through actions when we only excercise it through speech? Why is it everlasting,when we still part our separate ways? Why is good when most of us are too afraid 2 try? Does it really hold no bounds when requirement and preferance are needed to convince the other? Why does it have no age if i cant be with the one i so dearly care about because of something both u n i can never change? Why is it said to be foolish when even the wisest and mighty fear it? What if it were the key to heaven,how many would walk through it? What if love were easy? By; nduduzo k Mbele
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Dec 2, 2013
Dec 2, 2013 at 6:17 AM UTC
What if love were easy
With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband, lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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Nov 4, 2015
Nov 4, 2015 at 9:48 PM UTC
sunshine girl
With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband, lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband and lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 10:49 AM UTC
Sunshine Girl
With a beaming smile that could warm the tile She came flying down the corridor the sun was setting, so i asked her heading and she said, "I'm going to Florider!" Well she seemed to like to talk and I really love to listen so I pressed her for the details and her eyes began to glisten. "I been staying in this rest home since I lost my dear departed" and I asked her when he died and she said, "No, I meant my leg". So we stood there, well I stood there and she sat in her new wheel chair I asked her what's her hurry. and if she's gonna get a peg. And she said: "Maybe if I lose this weight~ Gotta get down to 220 but the trouble is I love to eat. I know it's not that funny." "I've had my share of heart attacks and twice I had a stroke Buried my husband and lost the house and gee I love to smoke" "I can't move these three fingers but I manage in this chair on nice days take it to the road for excercise and air". She went on to share her story was from somewhere up in Queens married twice without children and lived well within her means. She talked about her childhood home and how chemicals from the pool splashed onto the strawberry patch and the fruit was the size of a stool. The best of all of her stories was one about her dad who had worked for Sunshine Biscuits, but once fell into a vat. no sooner had she told me that I knew I'd have to write a lymric for this lady whose smile brings such delight. The folks at Sunshine found him pulled him out but hound him was one lucky catch, 'til he met his batch when those lady fingers done nearly drowned him.
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You know you are wrong when you bed me in our own litter and The Feaster raises its head to feed our relations with its attention We persist and you're having none of my boring objections This bed has become a field of mammal ply and spell craft We sign out glyphs in energies and positionings In The Feasters eyes we have meaning we are positive we glow for it Feathers from air we tap out with a shared vocal hark ..in crash the mind ; plan flown on an excercise of oblivion Criminal tide rising to feel upon the doggy moon When The Love has only known The Night Time with little illumination the revealed is a frightful thing ; a Medicine and a Leviathan
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Mar 23, 2019
Mar 23, 2019 at 7:57 PM UTC
Tax Medicine / Pax Leviathan
it is always there in the bathroom, ignored, as was the photo. yesterday it came to light again, every woman’s toilet, book. edited by mrs robert noble, not dated, yet dated. are artificial aids justifiable, how to have a dimpled wrist with excercise, means, and massage, a moderate diet essential. we do not wish a muddy complexion? no. nor to wear the years away in sad ness and regret. we just need an excellent lotion, for tired eyes, and carry on, rejoicing. all that there is. plus the photograph. sbm.
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Aug 3, 2013
Aug 3, 2013 at 1:38 AM UTC
28. every woman
When the wrinkles moves in. Will you still see the friend, who hand you took in marriage? Or any type relationship. When the hair turns gray. Will you start shading it? Or love it the way it is? We no longer can remain children. This is when wisdom begins. When you no longer can do the things you use to do. Will you accepts the facts that you'll no longer younger? But have more knowledge to advise. Yes, the aches will come. Even when you excercise to stay physical. But accept the facts. Just don't go and get plastic surgery. Cause your age will still exist. You must remember this. No amount of physical upgrade can change it. Just remember, this is when wisdom begins. Along the way you will gain some friends. And lose a few. God never planned forever life to you upon earth. But showed you the way to stay eternal by his words. When your vision becomes blur. Or your hearing isn't heard very well. Just know it's time catching up to you. While saying life is great. God planned it this way. Even when the teeth begins to go. Unless you're a lucky soul.
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Dec 29, 2012
Dec 29, 2012 at 7:32 AM UTC
When Wisdom Begins
It always shocks me that people love My poetry. When you are enveloped in flaws And develop through, Get this, Critical thinking, You find yourself a self same mess Just getting older and clinging to The chemical bliss your brain elicits When someone says yes, This poem is something I loved. It's an addiction, honey, but it's worthless, For the second it arrives my consciousness Comes in with three different thoughts, First the emotional and egotistical I'm the best why isn't there more love, and then the collusion rational, My personal poetry is meaningless to Others except by a voyeuristic view, There is no intrinsic value, Finally, always, the doubt and internal Degradation. This poetry is really Nothing at all. Just failures like Adam grasping for straws reaching for God But I aspire to nothing really, And I don't care much about anyone or Anything anyways I just want to be special. And it's easy. And the talent does sometime flow nicely. But it gives me nothing. No bread on my table. At what point does therapy and sharing Just excercise my own limitless desire For pleasure and devotion. So many counter opinions so many theories But every time my mind acts the same I'm just a disgusting human with a Dastardly perspective and I enforce it on You in lines and rhymes to be God in your Mind if only for a little while. And I always think, For those this bothers most, How shocking it is that people Love my poetry.
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 4:03 AM UTC
Shocked by Poetry
Your life is like a perfect girl's *** in the perfect yoga pants, A perfect full flowing poem with only one last line to write And that line is...... Fill in the blank_______________________________
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 12:10 PM UTC
Excercise your Divine Mind
To inhale and release Or to excercise and be an adult Maybe to write the list of chores So I can pretend I am an adult While rebelling against it Maybe inhale and go to gym Oh... but then I'll be tied in knots From sweaty dudes looking at me It makes me angry Worse off when they start talking to me Why do they get me so angry? Why did that narcissistic *** gay colleague of mine **** me off so much - I know that beach is competitive But I thought our cause should make us a little Bigger than weighing ourselves on the scale of Who is the most popular I used to think highly of him Now I got a little war going on And there is even something satisfying about it My other colleague stupidly aligned with The gay ***** so I showed her a little dramma You know - a heartbroken kind of drama Oh she felt so bad, following me all doggy eyed **** her she deserved it I was actually kind to her Now she feels like **** Because she's been bullied most of her youth And it's hard to flip from victim into an ******* Many things make me angry Thinking about getting angry makes me angry I shall inhale Goodbye
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Jan 13, 2017
Jan 13, 2017 at 9:25 AM UTC
Contemplative
Simple to unsimplified until you realized you were believing in your own lies Took off the disguise looked in the mirror and saw your own eyes Not one, not two, not even three try's could materialize the ideas you try to rectify Please specify What I... am If I... can't Recognize or at least be hypnotized to believe in lies I'd sometimes rather be stupified than be the wise Instead the unclear gets by next thing you know it's not him, but me that died Not her, but you that cried, not exactly what I Visualized, it's just mental excercise for the unjustified to be justified -J.A.M
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 4:28 AM UTC
The Mirror
It used it to be That younger me Loved working out From long bike rides To short runs at night To long walks From light weights To heavy sets Couldn’t go a single Day without Some sort of exercise From nineteen To twenty three I was learning how to be Healthy From Twenty four To Thirty one It became a settled pattern From Thirty two to now I do not know how But the energetic young one Who had so much fun Exercising Is struggling to find The same set of mind To do At least thirty five Minutes a day
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 9:56 AM UTC
Excercise
. A poem That does not describe Some young girl Trying to justify her Meaningless Mundane Existence By indulging in some Fantastical description Of an imaginary love Is not not a real poem at all But is merely an intellectual excercise Using words To describe some useless abstract concept Such as Beauty Or Truth Of Human Dignity ( or some such nonsence ) and these poems Are hardly fit for reading • A poem that doesn't make you think I WANT **** RIGHT NOW ! is certainly no HP poem But is just a bunch a letters Strung together By some sexless buffoon • You aren't really a human being Without endulging yourself In drugs *** & pain )( & I praise all you Who have wasted your lives In your excesses And in your ability To hurt yourselves Unceasingly
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Oct 22, 2015
Oct 22, 2015 at 12:50 PM UTC
...... a poem
As the dawn break, Don’t wait… Start the top priority work.. Enjoy 80:20 principles.. Grab an energy drink.. A little excercise.. A cup of motivational readings.. And start… Let you to control the technologies.. Start…your work like a quantum goals… Before technologies control you… Control the technologies… Don’t let technologies decide your day… rather you decide how to use the luxurious technologies… Relax, Enjoy the fuel of body…The Will power.. Judiciously…. Cheers!!!
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Sep 3, 2020
Sep 3, 2020 at 2:57 AM UTC
Don't wait...let's start your day...first!!!cheers!!!
The Existential Despair of Diet and Exercise A banana instead of a bite of cheese Skipping the butter on ground-acorn toast The mocking of perfidious calories One more notch in the belt – feel free to boast! To the treadmill, now, with your lazy (self) Off the cliff with those Sisyphean pounds And a steak for dinner? – just give it a pass Think yourself skinny, and make hopeful sounds (Time passes) A week of denial, now the scales – oh, **** You lost no pounds; you gained a kilogram!
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 3:52 PM UTC
The Existential Despair of Diet and Excercise
there is a need to pace about, wave the paper, move the arms. need to pause and counter act. if this reading thing will work. maybe moving eliminates the standing still, precisely that leads to a self concious pose. the need to read is ready. rehearsals held each day focus on the oak tree. alongside reading then, is a little light excercise plus a method of solidarity. sbm.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
.. reading three ..