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Let me apologize, to begin with because of my body type. I will NEVER be good enough for anyone to date due to current 'hype.' You know, the battle of 'bones' vs curves? Just let me inflate myself to the  right number so I can properly serve As the perfect specimen for your delicate eyes. Obviously no one is good enough unless they've got decent thighs. But just wait a god **** minute, because here I am again: So let me apologize, to begin with, if I offend You or your friends who think they're too good To date someone size zero with some extra love under the hood. How many times have I heard you exclaim in disgust Of how large she is and how you'd drown in her, If you even got near her? I saw you shaking in fear. From your head to your toes, you were trembling dear. See I'm told to eat less and maybe, just maybe But if I was skinny, and let's tell the truth, You'd be so disgusted by my looks . I could eat a salad and still gain a pound , She could eat a salad and the crunch is the only sound You hear a mile away and yet you would assume That burgers and French fries is all that she consumed. Do you ever stop to think, ladies and gents? The true beauty of someone isn't based on the number on their pants. So, let me apologize, to begin with, If I bruise your massive ego, But the way to tell if she's the perfect woman is not by your libido
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 1:12 AM UTC
Let me apologize
flatten your tongue slip it between your teeth _n._ your little lips forming an elipsis _o._ put them together and may you declare a word you’d so carefully deny— _no._ you spell it out on table tops shout it from the rooftops and when cursed hands seek to defile your shrine may you exclaim _"i am mine"_
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Mar 27, 2018
Mar 27, 2018 at 1:03 PM UTC
this is how you say no
“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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Dec 22, 2017
Dec 22, 2017 at 9:27 AM UTC
T’was The Night Before Christmas
“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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My porcelain skin is no match For the velvety brown of yours Your soft chocolate eyes are lovelier While my greens are merely cold And I should know better than to refuse To wipe my face on the floor I should be more of a lady (or a nun) If I'm to be all you're asking for You reference the way I was raised A single mother and an only daughter And you're sure that I will lead astray Your potential grandsons and granddaughters Know that your son is all The good you exclaim him to be But he sees the light in these witch's eyes Where you see death and greed I now understand that I will never Be righteous enough in your sight And it is because of your background That you accuse and criticize You will always be his mother Who cares for him nonetheless But I will stay his lover Even while I don't pass your test
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 1:20 AM UTC
Two Cultures Collide (Dear "Mama")
Chant that you are brave, Even as your body begins to quake; Exclaim that you need not be saved, Endeavor to alter your own fate. Affirmations deserve more credit; Say anything enough and you'll believe. It's wholly possible to edit, A new response to fear needs to be conceived. Therapy is not at my beck and call, But willpower will help me revise, Prevent me from facing a dastardly fall, A pivoting, terminating demise.
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Jan 6, 2016
Jan 6, 2016 at 1:24 PM UTC
Affirmations
You promised that you loved me, You promised that we'd never part, But look at me now, Crying in bed with a broken heart. I loved you more then anything, I opened up to you, More than I did anyone else, And I let you know what I was going through. We would talk all night, And our love for each other we would exclaim, But now all we talk about, Is who's to blame. But I guess that meant nothing to you, Because you still ripped my heart out, Thinking of you won't do me any good, Because it'll just make me shout. My heart hurts more than you'll ever know, For your love for me was never true, So I guess all that's left to do, Is to get over you.
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 2:16 AM UTC
I Thought You Loved Me
Let me apologize, to begin with because of my body type. I will NEVER be good enough for anyone to date due to current 'hype.' You know, the battle of 'bones' vs curves? Just let me inflate myself to the right number so I can properly serve As the perfect specimen for your delicate eyes. Obviously no one is good enough unless they've got decent thighs. But just wait a god **** minute, because here I am again: So let me apologize, to begin with, if I offend You or your friends who think they're too good To date someone larger, with some extra love under the hood. How many times have I heard you exclaim in disgust Of how large she is and how you'd drown in her bust If you even got near her? I saw you shaking in fear. From your head to your toes, you were trembling dear. See I'm told to eat more and maybe, just maybe, At the end of the night I'll be the one you call baby. But if I was larger, and let's tell the truth, You'd be so disgusted by my 'sweet tooth.' I could eat an elephant and never gain a pound, She could eat a salad and the crunch is the only sound You hear a mile away and yet you would assume That burgers and French fries is all that she consumed. Do you ever stop to think, ladies and gents? The true beauty of someone isn't based on the number on their pants. So, let me apologize, to begin with, If I bruise your massive ego, But the way to tell if she's the perfect woman is not by your libido.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 12:25 AM UTC
To Begin With
Diminutive in frame and stature defines him not, but instead enhances the brilliance of his smile’s shine. The golden flakes of honesty in his warm brown eyes covey one vice that is captivation. They hold hostage your most destructive thoughts to instantaneously replace them with the best; of joy, contentment, and love-the best of him. His high cheek bones define a mouth so perfectly constructed. They rise and fall like oceans’ waves with every gentle gesture. He thinks of love as a pool of chances and illogically he dives into the hurt he’s found himself in once twice, no wait, three times. But still, he never falters to give “chance” just one more chance to prove he’s done what’s right. Secondary comes his needs, in light of someone else’s. The thoughts, “too tired” or “too busy” does nothing for him because if someone needs help, you help them undoubtedly. I  have seen the coat that once cascaded on his back give warmth to one who had no coat or smile or joy or light. And for that one he lowered his head to ask God for a favor. I met this guy, this “perfect” guy when innocence consumed me and since that day we’ve been each other’s confidant and comforter. My love towards him supersedes that of a friend or the best of that. The truest thing I know is that when everyone one else disappears to the mundane norms of life, he will be there with me to cut through the silence with rolls of laughter. At what? It does not matter. Because when I’m with him and he’s with me there is a “we” that is formed and that “we” is captivates me An infinite truth is that I will never stop loving this young man. He keeps my heartbeat steady so I must exclaim the best of joy, contentment, and love-the best of him.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 4:25 AM UTC
If Only He Knew...
Diminutive in frame and stature defines him not, but instead enhances the brilliance of his smile’s shine. The golden flakes of honesty in his warm brown eyes covey one vice that is captivation. They hold hostage your most destructive thoughts to instantaneously replace them with the best; of joy, contentment, and love-the best of him. His high cheek bones define a mouth so perfectly constructed. They rise and fall like oceans’ waves with every gentle gesture. He thinks of love as a pool of chances and illogically he dives into the hurt he’s found himself in once twice, no wait, three times. But still, he never falters to give “chance” just one more chance to prove he’s done what’s right. Secondary comes his needs, in light of someone else’s. The thoughts, “too tired” or “too busy” does nothing for him because if someone needs help, you help them undoubtedly. I  have seen the coat that once cascaded on his back give warmth to one who had no coat or smile or joy or light. And for that one he lowered his head to ask God for a favor. I met this guy, this “perfect” guy when innocence consumed me and since that day we’ve been each other’s confidant and comforter. My love towards him supersedes that of a friend or the best of that. The truest thing I know is that when everyone one else disappears to the mundane norms of life, he will be there with me to cut through the silence with rolls of laughter. At what? It does not matter. Because when I’m with him and he’s with me there is a “we” that is formed and that “we” is captivates me An infinite truth is that I will never stop loving this young man. He keeps my heartbeat steady so I must exclaim the best of joy, contentment, and love-the best of him.
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I find myself diving inside of you where the weird dream shamans draw sketches of naked humans. And you’re a human, and we're both naked. You’re purple, you’re just the perfect shade. I place my flag inside, to abscond us away inside of a womb where our world will open to portals to all of our favorite places. A floating haven, of cashmere. Gestating where the climate is warm and damp, and coloring me dark with wine—sweet wine of lovers, penal forgotten, and fermented anew in maternal rite, because… This swarming melodic nectar that swims through my nostrils and rolls in my eyes cannot be drank casually. It’s the elixir of love. I love you, And in you, I find that I love myself. What’s more, the shamanists exclaim, “She wants to give you all of herself.” Yes, they’re right. Even what I do not love so much, I want you to have, if you’ll take it, because I have to live with it, and if you live with me, you’ll have to live with it too. And then, when you crack open your sternum to let the things in, the scribes of my life’s doing, of ancient passion proclaim! They burn their papyrus scrolls soaked in the blood that I drew from my veins to pass unto yours— and you swallow them whole like divine burritos. And then we are ready for the world to fall suddenly, if it felt so inclined. Now that our chests are pressed together, and our tongues are fused tight. We are the daughters of the prima mother. We are the goddesses of our dreams.
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 2:39 PM UTC
Floating Castle
I’ll protect the innocent even while I may proclaim my deep regard for who they are controversy may be exclaimed guiltless stated for my friends this word is used at its most broad when all children of the divine deserve their refuge from abuse even while I seek to proclaim my admiration for their grit stepping outside confining realms leading the way for this questing one on the shoulders of the perverse this is how the public may respond declaring wisdom I don’t share when I see threads of commonality in my heart I know we are the same seeking power in our own way being true to ourselves while expressing how we live humanity searching for a voice I’ll add mine to the chorus admitting that I’ve fallen far while ascending to the heights spectrums ranged in pursuit my honest nature at last found though at first I wrongly thought I was alone when I was not the free spirits led the way I wish my voice could exclaim and still I hold back my breath protecting innocent like myself. © 2018. Sean Green. All Rights Reserved. 20180909.
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Sep 9, 2018
Sep 9, 2018 at 10:57 PM UTC
Protecting Innocent
On the 15th of May In the French Laund-er-y There was a small man, The Chef De Partie He was mixing and stirring And stirring his sauce, But his sauce wouldn’t thicken He was at a loss So he needed to think and ponder awhile Until on his face Was a bright white smile. “I have it!” He said. “I know what to do All  that I need Is a nice thick roux.” No reductions or tomatoes Or even puree He needed the roux It was the only way So what he did next was truly “the **** He melted some butter And dumped flour in it. This mixture was gloppy And looked like wet sand The roux was ‘a cooking But looked awfully bland Morton must think How to flavor this glob Chef Tomas Keller said “Morton its your job” He thought and he thought “Oh what can I do? Bechamel or Veloute? What to do with this roux.” “Veloute I think Sounds good for today. I’ll make some of that. Chef might exclaim, “yay!” So he added some stock Of Gertrude McFuzz It was the best bird It certainly was Fond Blanc De McFuzz Was clear and not milky Morton’s Veloute Ought to be silky He cooked it awhile Maybe for one half an hour And when it began to bubble The roux showed its power. It thickened and coated The back of a spoon This stuff’s almost ready It should be done soon He strained it removing the floury bits It needed to be clean No clumpys or grits It was almost over It was just about ready It still needed some tweaking “Can’t we eat it already?!” “No” said chef Teller as he took a lick Was it good? Was it bad? Was the sauce too thick “You did a great job! Trust me, you did.” Said Teller to Morton “You did good kid” “One thing I will say That you forgot to put in It’s the most vital ingredient In the entire kitchen” “Its something that most chefs Don’t use a lot of It comes from within The spice of true love” Morton thought a bit Like he often does And then he said “Chef! That’s what it was” “It didn’t taste right It was missing its pop Its pep in its step Its fizzle. Its hop” He learned something there From Chef Thomas Teller Food needs more love It needs to be stellar After all that And in the end Morton threw it away And started again.
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Mar 8, 2013
Mar 8, 2013 at 3:40 PM UTC
Morton Makes A Roux
On the 15th of May In the French Laund-er-y There was a small man, The Chef De Partie He was mixing and stirring And stirring his sauce, But his sauce wouldn’t thicken He was at a loss So he needed to think and ponder awhile Until on his face Was a bright white smile. “I have it!” He said. “I know what to do All  that I need Is a nice thick roux.” No reductions or tomatoes Or even puree He needed the roux It was the only way So what he did next was truly “the **** He melted some butter And dumped flour in it. This mixture was gloppy And looked like wet sand The roux was ‘a cooking But looked awfully bland Morton must think How to flavor this glob Chef Tomas Keller said “Morton its your job” He thought and he thought “Oh what can I do? Bechamel or Veloute? What to do with this roux.” “Veloute I think Sounds good for today. I’ll make some of that. Chef might exclaim, “yay!” So he added some stock Of Gertrude McFuzz It was the best bird It certainly was Fond Blanc De McFuzz Was clear and not milky Morton’s Veloute Ought to be silky He cooked it awhile Maybe for one half an hour And when it began to bubble The roux showed its power. It thickened and coated The back of a spoon This stuff’s almost ready It should be done soon He strained it removing the floury bits It needed to be clean No clumpys or grits It was almost over It was just about ready It still needed some tweaking “Can’t we eat it already?!” “No” said chef Teller as he took a lick Was it good? Was it bad? Was the sauce too thick “You did a great job! Trust me, you did.” Said Teller to Morton “You did good kid” “One thing I will say That you forgot to put in It’s the most vital ingredient In the entire kitchen” “Its something that most chefs Don’t use a lot of It comes from within The spice of true love” Morton thought a bit Like he often does And then he said “Chef! That’s what it was” “It didn’t taste right It was missing its pop Its pep in its step Its fizzle. Its hop” He learned something there From Chef Thomas Teller Food needs more love It needs to be stellar After all that And in the end Morton threw it away And started again.
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The boy haden't bathed in over a month His **** crack was itching and burning His underpants were soaked in slimy, wet muck And his toes a thick jam were churning His armpits stank worse than a fat pigs raw *** His breath smelled like rancid fish His hair was so oily, matted to his head His own mother wouldn't give him a kiss "Enough!" he cried as a passing fly died When he raised his arm to exclaim. "I must bathe right away! I am long overdue!" "I sure hope the washcloths are brave." "To the bathroom man!" He shouted as he ran And his underpants sloppily squished "I will remove this filth and brush my green teeth" "And my mother I will kiss!" "The closet's ahead!" He said as he sped. And he stopped there to get some stuff. Some soap, some shampoo and a towel or two. But he knew that it wasn't enough. Look though he might, to his horror and fright, Not a single washcloth could he find. Then panic set in 'cause the stink of his skin Was driving him out of his mind. He looked yet again but to his chagrin The washcloth shelf was bare. The washcloths had run off For they would not wash So filthy a boy on a dare "Oh what will I do!" "Boo-hoo, boo-hoo!" The boy cried as flies swarmed his head. "I'd **** myself but I already smell" "Far worse than anything dead!" Then one washcloth came back Holding it's nose and a sack Of bath salts that smelled like dill. It said to the boy "Go pickle yourself!" "And give me a nausea pill!" So the boy rejoiced and filled the tub With water, hot as he could stand. And using the bath salts, he jumped right in And the pickling began. He lathered the washcloth with water and soap And scrubbed with all of his might. Away he washed all of the filth 'Til none was left in sight. He washed his hair and brushed his teeth And dried and dressed himself well. And the washcloth exclaimed as it hung on the tub "Holy crap! that was pure hell!" So the boy now clean ran to be seen By his mother he loved so much. And she gave him a kiss and said "This is pure bliss!" "I can kiss you and keep down my lunch!" The moral I'll tell you and true I will be So no one will say that I lied. Don't wait a whole month to take a bath Or you washcloths may run and hide.
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Aug 1, 2012
Aug 1, 2012 at 7:53 AM UTC
The Stinky Boy
The boy haden't bathed in over a month His **** crack was itching and burning His underpants were soaked in slimy, wet muck And his toes a thick jam were churning His armpits stank worse than a fat pigs raw *** His breath smelled like rancid fish His hair was so oily, matted to his head His own mother wouldn't give him a kiss "Enough!" he cried as a passing fly died When he raised his arm to exclaim. "I must bathe right away! I am long overdue!" "I sure hope the washcloths are brave." "To the bathroom man!" He shouted as he ran And his underpants sloppily squished "I will remove this filth and brush my green teeth" "And my mother I will kiss!" "The closet's ahead!" He said as he sped. And he stopped there to get some stuff. Some soap, some shampoo and a towel or two. But he knew that it wasn't enough. Look though he might, to his horror and fright, Not a single washcloth could he find. Then panic set in 'cause the stink of his skin Was driving him out of his mind. He looked yet again but to his chagrin The washcloth shelf was bare. The washcloths had run off For they would not wash So filthy a boy on a dare "Oh what will I do!" "Boo-hoo, boo-hoo!" The boy cried as flies swarmed his head. "I'd **** myself but I already smell" "Far worse than anything dead!" Then one washcloth came back Holding it's nose and a sack Of bath salts that smelled like dill. It said to the boy "Go pickle yourself!" "And give me a nausea pill!" So the boy rejoiced and filled the tub With water, hot as he could stand. And using the bath salts, he jumped right in And the pickling began. He lathered the washcloth with water and soap And scrubbed with all of his might. Away he washed all of the filth 'Til none was left in sight. He washed his hair and brushed his teeth And dried and dressed himself well. And the washcloth exclaimed as it hung on the tub "Holy crap! that was pure hell!" So the boy now clean ran to be seen By his mother he loved so much. And she gave him a kiss and said "This is pure bliss!" "I can kiss you and keep down my lunch!" The moral I'll tell you and true I will be So no one will say that I lied. Don't wait a whole month to take a bath Or you washcloths may run and hide.
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scaled your apartment in one of my favorite dresses right before sundown watched the wind billow the blue silk up my thighs, parachute like as i looked down, several stories above your neighbors (wonder if anyone looked up) swallowed my human fear, counted the rungs had opened our forties prematurely in your apartment sure didn't make climbing any easier that big map stretched out yawning across the bricks in your living room spotted the city you were headed for blame it on uninformed geography but didn't realize you'd be completely across the country (didn't tell you but your cat kissed my nose from the bathroom counter while i was peeing and i thought it was one of the most endearing things that probably ever happened to me) got to your roof outta breath all adrenaline and eyes took off that big leather jacket lined with fleece, wrapped it around our backs and sat facing the city you'd be leaving and i'd be entertaining watched the traffic crawl on the BQE the sunset bored, you spilled your beer- kept rolling in it innocently- ****** laughing, god i just wanted to keep touching you couldn't decide what to eat both didn't wanna impose neither of us could remember the name of that tree littering pink slippery offspring in spring for you and me to exclaim fondness over you were the birth of a simplicity it was so terribly easy to be happy
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May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013 at 11:31 PM UTC
dogwood or magnolia
Nose pressed to the glass I'm smiling brightly as you grasp my hand My other hand reaches up and touches the tanks coldness. Aren't they beautiful? I lovingly exclaim- Squeezing your hand excitedly. Lets come here again, okay?
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
Medusozoa Exhibit
Once there was an old woman who had tremendous bad farts, And this is where our story begins this is where it all starts. Her farts were just awful they'd stink up and **** They'd make babies cry louder and make all the roses wilt When she walked into town her farts wouldn't stop A green stink cloud would follow wherever she'd walk "Whats that AWFUL smell?!" people would exclaim Then they'd all point to the old lady who always suffered the blame Due to these consequences the old lady was lonely How much she longed for love, and just a place that felt homely. They say there's someone special for each and every soul Even for stinky old ladies and that's why this story is told When fate intervenes no one can really say Whats meant for you or me or what makes old lady's day. For one day old Miss Stinky was walking through a store She met a perfect gentleman who held open her door He didn't run away like all the other people He came up to Old Miss Stinky and oh how she got so feeble! He fell in love with all of old Miss Stinky To her **** bombs and green clouds he said "Oh wow, That's real ***** You can never know when your special someone comes by For If stinky old ladies find happy endings why shouldn't I? Now she's not alone just happily farting each day They had a huge hazmat-mask wedding and he swept happy old Miss Stinky away
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 9:34 AM UTC
The Old Woman Who Farted
Guarded yet free, I am hard to know Confident yet sensitive, I'm both high & low Compassionate yet hardhearted, a contradictable male Humble yet arrogant, disrespect me & I'll unleash hell Impossible to understand yet so full of glee Inside my heart hide both peace & plea Easy to talk to yet hard to catch by A glinting gem yet still feeling shy Nervous & nimble, curious & controlled Taking many risk, living life bold Intuitive but careless, life is my game I hold an intellect that is to quick to exclaim Keep it one hundred I don't like to hear lies Hey my names Abraham & Im a Gemini                                                        - Abraham Avalos
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 7:42 PM UTC
Gemini
Oh noble exclamation mark! I expel! I exclaim! Oh most excitable exclamation mark! Oh, to see you sends blood racing in my veins! Oh, I love you once! twice!! and I love you thrice!!!! - oh, was that four times???? Oh, be not jealous I brought in your distant relative the crooked and deformed question mark for I not only love you ! !! !!! !!!! – but I love you forever, most excitable exclamation mark!!!! !!!!!!!!!!.......and forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............. Oh noble exclamation mark! I expel! I exclaim! Oh most excitable exclamation mark!
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 11:28 AM UTC
exciting poem with exclamation marks!!!
Jesus! We shout out in shame as we are looking for someone else to blame. Lord! We exclaim in vain as we look to see the falling rain. Oh God! We report in a storm filled with salt as we decide it is not our fault. We know it we say it but do we believe it ? Use our heart Just help us start On Calvary our heart's he won So shout it out to the Son!
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Oct 1, 2011
Oct 1, 2011 at 9:58 AM UTC
Shout!
She moves those hips hypnotically As she smiles through her slender long fingers Speaking with her big beautiful onyx-black eyes Ah, Will you just look at her grace? Her saree painted rich brass With amber brown motif on the edges Heavy indian anklets adorn her ankles Her skin so golden on which sunshine sketches. Glorious, every little move she makes Flamboyant, her mehendi feet, the way they part and meet All the energy any strong man can have, Reflected in her elegant femine beauty, sincere and discreet. Like a goddess, she holds her head high And showers you with her immortal blessings When she gets down the stage with a humble smile You'd exclaim "paradise on earth" with a sigh.
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Feb 22, 2014
Feb 22, 2014 at 10:41 AM UTC
The Indian Dancer
Derive the joy, magic and warmth of addition by connecting your soul to another's, yet remain independent as singular souls. Meet the interference of envious, bitter and resentful subtraction which gives the process of separation from the souls you have connected to. Both opposing forces with obstinate motivations coordinate unconsciously for the creation of an entrance-exit cycle in human interaction. The pinnacle of human interaction is interceded by multiplication who compounds the congregation of the independent souls into a cohesive unit called groups and eventually society and nation. Nevertheless met by the malevolent, destructive energy of division which ruthlessly breaks apart the products nurtured by multiplication, smashing them with propaganda, discrimination, and segregation. O' how I exclaim that division is the truly nefarious power.
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 8:22 AM UTC
Society's mathematical equation
I am the one who wears a scarf around her face , while walking in the dark, The one who gets affected by your ‘harmless’ words and remarks snark, But, you won’t recognize me, won’t even stop judging me for saying this, that’s for sure, So, let me introduce you to myself, hello there, I am your victim, the one who is insecure. I am just a servant, a worthless one, in your powerful, popular , betraying regime, Just someone negligible, created by Him to make you laugh, not even worth your ‘precious’ time, An anonymous personality, you call me a ******* fat *** **** ******* an emotional fool, I am the one who gets punished without committing a single crime, without breaking any rule. But, you won’t recognize me, won’t even stop judging me for saying this, that’s for sure, So, let me introduce you to myself, hello there, I am your victim, the one who is insecure. You will never treat me as I am , never think of me as a human being, No matter how hard I try, to ignore you, to befriend you, to you, I will always remain a funny thing. But, when it will be your turn to offer flowers on my grave, free of scars which will be, as well as pure, That will be the moment when you will look at others and exclaim, “Oh, what a pity, I knew her, wasn't she the one who was insecure?”
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Nov 29, 2013
Nov 29, 2013 at 6:55 AM UTC
The One Who Is Insecure
Heartstone is a reflection in music on a ‘lost’ poem. The poem described in its two short verses a summer’s day, a landscape, a fossil found and placed in the palm of a child’s hand. The poem inspired a seven-movement work for wind, brass and percussion with solo piano. Here is its poetic programme note. Chert The piano draws an arc of rhythm rising then falling. Above two choirs of wind and brass exclaim, fanfare, mark out shorter, determined gestures of sound. The procession, almost a march, becomes a dance. Alone Two choirs of wind and brass become four couples whose music weaves from complexity a simplicity: Chromatic to Pentatonic twelve becoming five. Prase Four stopped horns, five extended tonalities. Together they wander a maze of Pentatonic paths; alone, and in pairs, as a quartet they discover within a measured harmonic rhythm. Tension: resolution . . . and surrounding their every move the piano insists an obligato, a continuum of phrases, absorbing into itself the warp and weft of horn tone. Sard Oscillating in perpetual motion the full ensemble occupies a frame of time and space. Flutes, reeds, double-reeds brass, piano, percussion mirror-fold on mirror-fold layer upon layer overlapping. Yarns of threaded sound. Tuff Without a break the mirrored oscillations patter pentatonics on tuned percussion of marimba and vibraphone whilst a batterie of drums lays down shards of beaten rhythm against this onward folding of tonality change. In the background a choir of winds flutes and single reeds waymark this recursive journey gathering together cadential moments and the necessary pause for breath. Marl Relentlessly, the motion is sustained, piano-driven, a syncopated continuo, rhythm-sectioned amidst layers of percussion. Adding edge, a choir of brass and double reeds amplify the piano’s jagged rhythms providing impetus for phrases to become longer and longer, ratching up the tension, ever-denying closure until the batterie delivers a conclusive flourish. Paramoudra Pulse-figures of winds. Motific cells of brass. Both negotiate a stream of fractal-shaped tonality expanding: contracting. A blossom of fanfares folding into pulsating layers of tuned percussion, flutes and reeds. A dance-like episode absorbs a chorale. Four horns in close harmony against the continuing dance. A duet of differences flows into a cascade of chords in closed and open forms. The piano supports brass-flourishing figures before a final stillness. Heartstone In gentle reflection the solitary piano – a figure in a landscape of collapsed harmonic forms - presents in slow procession the essence of previous music.
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 12:41 PM UTC
Heartstone
Heartstone is a reflection in music on a ‘lost’ poem. The poem described in its two short verses a summer’s day, a landscape, a fossil found and placed in the palm of a child’s hand. The poem inspired a seven-movement work for wind, brass and percussion with solo piano. Here is its poetic programme note. Chert The piano draws an arc of rhythm rising then falling. Above two choirs of wind and brass exclaim, fanfare, mark out shorter, determined gestures of sound. The procession, almost a march, becomes a dance. Alone Two choirs of wind and brass become four couples whose music weaves from complexity a simplicity: Chromatic to Pentatonic twelve becoming five. Prase Four stopped horns, five extended tonalities. Together they wander a maze of Pentatonic paths; alone, and in pairs, as a quartet they discover within a measured harmonic rhythm. Tension: resolution . . . and surrounding their every move the piano insists an obligato, a continuum of phrases, absorbing into itself the warp and weft of horn tone. Sard Oscillating in perpetual motion the full ensemble occupies a frame of time and space. Flutes, reeds, double-reeds brass, piano, percussion mirror-fold on mirror-fold layer upon layer overlapping. Yarns of threaded sound. Tuff Without a break the mirrored oscillations patter pentatonics on tuned percussion of marimba and vibraphone whilst a batterie of drums lays down shards of beaten rhythm against this onward folding of tonality change. In the background a choir of winds flutes and single reeds waymark this recursive journey gathering together cadential moments and the necessary pause for breath. Marl Relentlessly, the motion is sustained, piano-driven, a syncopated continuo, rhythm-sectioned amidst layers of percussion. Adding edge, a choir of brass and double reeds amplify the piano’s jagged rhythms providing impetus for phrases to become longer and longer, ratching up the tension, ever-denying closure until the batterie delivers a conclusive flourish. Paramoudra Pulse-figures of winds. Motific cells of brass. Both negotiate a stream of fractal-shaped tonality expanding: contracting. A blossom of fanfares folding into pulsating layers of tuned percussion, flutes and reeds. A dance-like episode absorbs a chorale. Four horns in close harmony against the continuing dance. A duet of differences flows into a cascade of chords in closed and open forms. The piano supports brass-flourishing figures before a final stillness. Heartstone In gentle reflection the solitary piano – a figure in a landscape of collapsed harmonic forms - presents in slow procession the essence of previous music.
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readily acknowledge our highest standard of luna loving madness we treat our luna connection with equality - great affection as well as sensible trepidation, for its transgender nature, though well disguised, is but surficial,  that we all ken, when compared to ***** bewitching covens who in the forest deepest dens, exclaim their aroused allegiance over and over and over again but so so many lunatics lurking in the poetic coven, who knew! do not ask all the luna~ticced poets to step forward, unless you wish to crash the internet's servers whom I'm told, who too, are silent secret devotees who  among us has not scribed truth and lies, when standing outside, greeting the divine presence
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Jan 7, 2018
Jan 7, 2018 at 8:04 PM UTC
Lunar-tics! Everywhere! Who knew?
The busy day of taxing became one of relaxing when in hushed silence they stared at the Bethlehem Star Did the star sparkle with colors that made people silently exclaim oh and awe? In star stuck amazement the Shepherds left their tasks to behold the Bethlehem star Did the star shine like a beacon to light the way to bring people safely home In case I forgot to mention it got peoples attention from near and far who wanted to get a closer look at the Bethlehem Star Did the constellations align in the shape of a mother and a child making it a very rare sign that drew the Wise men from afar? To the Baby Born that day the star lit the way for people to find him What a unique invitation to every tribe in every nation What a joyous birthday party invitation Sometime later the star might had dimmed but for those who trust in Him the light is still shining today, there are pieces of that light shining in all the hearts of everyone he calls sons and daughters The light still shines like a beacon for those who are seeking for Him His invitation still stands today for every tribe and every nation No need to RSVP, he will just meet you were you are if you will believe and except his invitation He is waiting for you to receive the free gift of Salvation that He already paid the price for, He is a friend like no other invite your sons and daughters and friends too There is a celebration party with all the angels in Heaven when he welcomes us home In Heaven there are many mansions He is preparing a place for you it does not matter if you are rich or poor He will receive you all May the light of the Bethlehem star shine brightly not just on one day but all year through and every year after that for You
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 9:00 PM UTC
Bethlehem Star
The busy day of taxing became one of relaxing when in hushed silence they stared at the Bethlehem Star Did the star sparkle with colors that made people silently exclaim oh and awe? In star stuck amazement the Shepherds left their tasks to behold the Bethlehem star Did the star shine like a beacon to light the way to bring people safely home In case I forgot to mention it got peoples attention from near and far who wanted to get a closer look at the Bethlehem Star Did the constellations align in the shape of a mother and a child making it a very rare sign that drew the Wise men from afar? To the Baby Born that day the star lit the way for people to find him What a unique invitation to every tribe in every nation What a joyous birthday party invitation Sometime later the star might had dimmed but for those who trust in Him the light is still shining today, there are pieces of that light shining in all the hearts of everyone he calls sons and daughters The light still shines like a beacon for those who are seeking for Him His invitation still stands today for every tribe and every nation No need to RSVP, he will just meet you were you are if you will believe and except his invitation He is waiting for you to receive the free gift of Salvation that He already paid the price for, He is a friend like no other invite your sons and daughters and friends too There is a celebration party with all the angels in Heaven when he welcomes us home In Heaven there are many mansions He is preparing a place for you it does not matter if you are rich or poor He will receive you all May the light of the Bethlehem star shine brightly not just on one day but all year through and every year after that for You
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# A girl that I know is brighter then the rest She has golden highlights dyed into her hair She's got pale blue eyes that reflect the world And she's got a gorgeous smile that makes her glow The girl that I know is quite small She's around 5'3 which is like nothing at all She likes to state that This way im closer to hell But I laugh it off and it's all quite swell The girl that I know is fairly easy going She's quiet and sweet and somehow outgoing She sarcastic, witty and a bit of a flirt But in all honesty she is secretly hurt She's got a few boys that she strings along for fun But that's all platonic to all except one It was her little secret, at least for awhile Until her best friend told everyone within a mile In a split instant the whole country knew People knew her business and her reputation grew People began to think that she was surely a **** But you dont know her at all so keep your mouth shut Her best friends a hypocrite and we all knew that well Without realizing it, she had made her life hell Telling her boyfriend everything is good and all But there comes a certain point where there is a line to draw This girl that I knew had no more secrets, none at all As she told me this, her tears fell like a waterfall ***how ******* dare she!*** she's your best friend I exclaim How could she do this, Has she no shame The girl that I know isint like the stories She's overreacts about little things and gets quite worried she's bright, brave and fairly clever She's a black belt, a sensei, she's so much better She complains about her three buttons while everyone else has four   And she talks about her life and about the simple things she adores So how is it that people still call her a ***** We go to the gym and then eat pizza instead We watch barbie movies and fall asleep in her bed We talk about life on an old rooftop While eating buckets of ice cream till we have to stop I know the girl better then she knows herself I know the stories better then anyone else I know the scars hidden deep within her eyes And I know and have seen the tears that she has cried So how can the world be so cruel? When all that's she's done is just gone to school She talked and became friends with some guys So how can people create such lies? All people think its their right to judge But what right does it give you to hold such a grudge? You say its just a joke everyone spread rumors Let's me hear you say it again, when its your turn as the loser So tell me then, is that to your humor?     .
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Mar 10, 2018
Mar 10, 2018 at 12:21 AM UTC
A Girl that I know
# A girl that I know is brighter then the rest She has golden highlights dyed into her hair She's got pale blue eyes that reflect the world And she's got a gorgeous smile that makes her glow The girl that I know is quite small She's around 5'3 which is like nothing at all She likes to state that This way im closer to hell But I laugh it off and it's all quite swell The girl that I know is fairly easy going She's quiet and sweet and somehow outgoing She sarcastic, witty and a bit of a flirt But in all honesty she is secretly hurt She's got a few boys that she strings along for fun But that's all platonic to all except one It was her little secret, at least for awhile Until her best friend told everyone within a mile In a split instant the whole country knew People knew her business and her reputation grew People began to think that she was surely a **** But you dont know her at all so keep your mouth shut Her best friends a hypocrite and we all knew that well Without realizing it, she had made her life hell Telling her boyfriend everything is good and all But there comes a certain point where there is a line to draw This girl that I knew had no more secrets, none at all As she told me this, her tears fell like a waterfall ***how ******* dare she!*** she's your best friend I exclaim How could she do this, Has she no shame The girl that I know isint like the stories She's overreacts about little things and gets quite worried she's bright, brave and fairly clever She's a black belt, a sensei, she's so much better She complains about her three buttons while everyone else has four   And she talks about her life and about the simple things she adores So how is it that people still call her a ***** We go to the gym and then eat pizza instead We watch barbie movies and fall asleep in her bed We talk about life on an old rooftop While eating buckets of ice cream till we have to stop I know the girl better then she knows herself I know the stories better then anyone else I know the scars hidden deep within her eyes And I know and have seen the tears that she has cried So how can the world be so cruel? When all that's she's done is just gone to school She talked and became friends with some guys So how can people create such lies? All people think its their right to judge But what right does it give you to hold such a grudge? You say its just a joke everyone spread rumors Let's me hear you say it again, when its your turn as the loser So tell me then, is that to your humor?     .
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