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"fatherland" poems
Our nation is a father Who spends sons unwisely Wasting their wonder On warrior blunders In nations swelling pride We see our children Committing suicide Honor bound to pursue Patriotic truths If mothers ran the world Would it all be better Or would maternal malice Malform modern intent Blue eyes telling lies Of war and all its’ glories Grey hair sitting there In old reclining lawn chairs Celebrating fantastic stories But I know the lives lost Were not always spent wisely Were not always sacrificed justly Why does it feel like no one else sees Have I become Don Quixote Fatherland motherland Better planned Would be brotherhood And sisterhood All that love spent for the good Like this poem We have lost our way Perhaps better stanza Will return the wisdom Of our better sages
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
Nation
I love my country: India , but I hate many of its rulers, as they speak for the poor and act for tycoons bellicose, and- Diversity sighs in armed Unity; The selfish corrupted in unity March ahead on graves crafty. I love my country: India , but August fifteenth : with freedom, opened all devilish forces out of Hell to fell all virtues. Grim faced Buddha smiles Like a nuclear Phantom ,his tears drip on tomb of Peace. No white dove sits on dome It bleeds in the lap of Buddha. If birth is the cause of gloom. who stops one from bloom? Dearth of berth clamour for Death of birth at the womb. I love my country: India , but Souls are free on lovely Earth Lay bodies strain to survive. A nominal word equanimity Gushes in landslide infirmity. Service becomes self –service, In black ink sleeps Socialism. Fear Neurosis like King Kamsa Keeps Liberty behind the bars. Healthy, wealthy Bharat Matha Groans in labour room for Santi. Note: 1). August fifteenth= 15 August 1947 when India became free from Briton. 2).Buddha=Gutham Buddha(Prince Sidhardha) who established Buddhism.3).Kamsa= The mythological character , uncle of Lord Krishna who chained even his sister Devaki out of the fear psychosis. 4),Bharat Matha= Indians consider Bharat/India as their Mother(Matha)-so it is Mother land not Fatherland for them .Santi/Shanti=a Sanskrit word used in Vedas and Upanishads of India which means Peace or Islam.
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:08 AM UTC
I love my country: India, but
MESSENGER Now at the Seventh Gate the seventh chief, Thy proper mother's son, I will announce, What fortune for this city, for himself, With curses he invoketh:--on the walls Ascending, heralded as king, to stand, With paeans for their capture; then with thee To fight, and either slaying near thee die, Or thee, who wronged him, chasing forth alive, Requite in kind his proper banishment. Such words he shouts, and calls upon the gods Who o'er his race preside and Fatherland, With gracious eye to look upon his prayers. A well-wrought buckler, newly forged, he bears, With twofold blazon riveted thereon, For there a woman leads, with sober mien, A mailed warrior, enchased in gold; Justice her style, and thus the legend speaks:-- 'This man I will restore, and he shall hold The city and his father's palace homes.' Such the devices of the hostile chiefs. 'Tis for thyself to choose whom thou wilt send; But never shalt thou blame my herald-words. To guide the rudder of the State be thine! ETEOCLES O heaven-demented race of Oedipus, My race, tear-fraught, detested of the gods! Alas, our father's curses now bear fruit. But it beseems not to lament or weep, Lest lamentations sadder still be born. For him, too truly Polyneikes named,-- What his device will work we soon shall know; Whether his braggart words, with madness fraught, Gold-blazoned on his shield, shall lead him back. Hath Justice communed with, or claimed him hers, Guided his deeds and thoughts, this might have been; But neither when he fled the darksome womb, Or in his childhood, or in youth's fair prime, Or when the hair thick gathered on his chin, Hath Justice communed with, or claimed him hers, Nor in this outrage on his Fatherland Deem I she now beside him deigns to stand. For Justice would in sooth belie her name, Did she with this all-daring man consort. In these regards confiding will I go, Myself will meet him. Who with better right? Brother to brother, chieftain against chief, Foeman to foe, I'll stand. Quick, bring my spear, My greaves, and armor, bulwark against stones.
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The Defiance Of Eteocles
MESSENGER Now at the Seventh Gate the seventh chief, Thy proper mother's son, I will announce, What fortune for this city, for himself, With curses he invoketh:--on the walls Ascending, heralded as king, to stand, With paeans for their capture; then with thee To fight, and either slaying near thee die, Or thee, who wronged him, chasing forth alive, Requite in kind his proper banishment. Such words he shouts, and calls upon the gods Who o'er his race preside and Fatherland, With gracious eye to look upon his prayers. A well-wrought buckler, newly forged, he bears, With twofold blazon riveted thereon, For there a woman leads, with sober mien, A mailed warrior, enchased in gold; Justice her style, and thus the legend speaks:-- 'This man I will restore, and he shall hold The city and his father's palace homes.' Such the devices of the hostile chiefs. 'Tis for thyself to choose whom thou wilt send; But never shalt thou blame my herald-words. To guide the rudder of the State be thine! ETEOCLES O heaven-demented race of Oedipus, My race, tear-fraught, detested of the gods! Alas, our father's curses now bear fruit. But it beseems not to lament or weep, Lest lamentations sadder still be born. For him, too truly Polyneikes named,-- What his device will work we soon shall know; Whether his braggart words, with madness fraught, Gold-blazoned on his shield, shall lead him back. Hath Justice communed with, or claimed him hers, Guided his deeds and thoughts, this might have been; But neither when he fled the darksome womb, Or in his childhood, or in youth's fair prime, Or when the hair thick gathered on his chin, Hath Justice communed with, or claimed him hers, Nor in this outrage on his Fatherland Deem I she now beside him deigns to stand. For Justice would in sooth belie her name, Did she with this all-daring man consort. In these regards confiding will I go, Myself will meet him. Who with better right? Brother to brother, chieftain against chief, Foeman to foe, I'll stand. Quick, bring my spear, My greaves, and armor, bulwark against stones.
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I'm a refugee in a world of —unmotherly words rooted in fatherland
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 8:53 AM UTC
Not my mother tongue
Love is the scent with the lotus born. It is the silent choirs of petals Singing the winter’s harmony of uniform beauty. Love is the song of the soul, singing to God. It is the balanced rhythmic dance of planets - sun and moon lit In the skyey hall festooned with fleecy clouds – Around the sovereign Silent Will. It is the thirst of the rose to drink the sunrays And blush red with life. ‘Tis the promptings of the mother earth To feed her milk to the tender, thirsty roots, And to nurse all life. It is the urge of the sun To keep all things alive. Love is the unseen craving of the Mother Divine That took the protecting father–form, And that feeds helpless mouths With milk of mother’s tenderness. It is the babies’ sweetness, Coaxing the rain of parental sympathy To shower upon them. It is the lover’s unenslaved surrender to the beloved To serve and solace. It is the elixir of friendship, Reviving broken and bruised souls. It is the martyr’s zeal to shed his blood For the well-beloved fatherland. It is the ineffable, silent call of the heart to another heart. It is the God-drunk poet’s heartaches For every creature’s groans. Love is to enjoy the family rose of petal-beings, And thence to move to spacious fields - Passing by portals of social, national, international sympathy, On to the limitless Cosmic Home – To gaze with looks of wonderment, And to serve all that lives, still or moving. This is to know what love is. He knows who lives it. Love is evolution’s ameliorative call To the far-strayed sons To return to Perfection’s home. It is the call of the beauty – robed ones To worship the great Beauty. It is the call of God Through silent intelligences And starburst of feelings. Love is the Heaven Toward which the flowers, rivers, nations, atoms, creatures – you and I Are rushing by the straight path of action right, Or winding laboriously on error’s path, All to reach haven there at last.
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What is Love?
Love is the scent with the lotus born. It is the silent choirs of petals Singing the winter’s harmony of uniform beauty. Love is the song of the soul, singing to God. It is the balanced rhythmic dance of planets - sun and moon lit In the skyey hall festooned with fleecy clouds – Around the sovereign Silent Will. It is the thirst of the rose to drink the sunrays And blush red with life. ‘Tis the promptings of the mother earth To feed her milk to the tender, thirsty roots, And to nurse all life. It is the urge of the sun To keep all things alive. Love is the unseen craving of the Mother Divine That took the protecting father–form, And that feeds helpless mouths With milk of mother’s tenderness. It is the babies’ sweetness, Coaxing the rain of parental sympathy To shower upon them. It is the lover’s unenslaved surrender to the beloved To serve and solace. It is the elixir of friendship, Reviving broken and bruised souls. It is the martyr’s zeal to shed his blood For the well-beloved fatherland. It is the ineffable, silent call of the heart to another heart. It is the God-drunk poet’s heartaches For every creature’s groans. Love is to enjoy the family rose of petal-beings, And thence to move to spacious fields - Passing by portals of social, national, international sympathy, On to the limitless Cosmic Home – To gaze with looks of wonderment, And to serve all that lives, still or moving. This is to know what love is. He knows who lives it. Love is evolution’s ameliorative call To the far-strayed sons To return to Perfection’s home. It is the call of the beauty – robed ones To worship the great Beauty. It is the call of God Through silent intelligences And starburst of feelings. Love is the Heaven Toward which the flowers, rivers, nations, atoms, creatures – you and I Are rushing by the straight path of action right, Or winding laboriously on error’s path, All to reach haven there at last.
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Star soldier with the rocket arm, you bleed silver, gold, and product placement. Smile big for the camera, the media will sell its soul for a new bankable face. Party hardy, Heisman candidate, ******** your semi-steady's sorority sister, then ask to see her again sometime after the **** kit. It's quite alright, so long as you have talent beyond this hemisphere. Why even the fatherland, ESPN, will gladly call you "son."
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Mar 9, 2021
Mar 9, 2021 at 11:37 AM UTC
First Round Draft Pick
He declared himself a refugee, and ran away from his country Running away from hunger and poverty, to the overseas, He roams foreign countries from one place to another, Chewing foreign fortunes of historical efforts, Of blood and sweat shed by the fore(wo)men of those countries, He is prostrate and defenseless to foreign languages, Begging for sympathy to be made a citizen in Europe, His rapacious appetite wedding his tongue, Swallowing saliva on sight of European fortune, Feating into mad appetite for sweat of others proceeds. He burned the bridges on the way back to his home Lest he be told the piffling of going back to his emaciated mother, He changed his names to become a foreign native Out of laziness not to fight for political and social change, An imperative need of his motherland and fatherland, Blind cowardice made him to over measure homespun folly In the patriotic spirit of verve-less readiness To die for political goodness of his motherland, A (de)patriotic syndrome to only which Hugo Garcia Manriquez sang a limerick The best of all poems in his time of solitude; (The fear of representation, of going back to representation, that is, to animosity)
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 10:27 AM UTC
AWAY FROM HOME
.the moral obligation, to be cognitively dissident; which has to align with Heiddeger's da-sein at some point... a piquant fervor for reality as: static, yet at the same time moving in the realm of the Titans / orbs - time, is a concept that has to match up to the orbs... otherwise all this space... whatever the wind, the clouds... is just static... inanimate... time could only be derived from animate objects, which became subjects which became momentum... the rest, the rest is just space, and its excesses of the vacuous night... space became a probing mechanism, an investigative vector, posit, charge. now you call me a germanophile... like a Caligula or some odd **** kennts ihr selbst:     know your self... which is a reflective form of the reflexive Anglo counterpart: yourself. so i noticed... whenever i become, really, and i mean really reactionary (not angry) i tend to drift into writing in my native tongue... funny... mother tongue, fatherland...    but it's the opposite in Moscow... motherland...    and the epitome of the Cyrillic?                 well... there was a St. Cyrill...             but father-tongue just sounds so ****** stupid in English... maybe in German?    vaterzunge...               well... sure as **** that sounds better than mutterzunge... but hey, preferences preference preferences, not everyone says: om, om, ooh, chocolate,        when taking a bite of a ****
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 10:50 AM UTC
kennt ihr selbst
When he was seventeen years old, your protagonist asked his father a question about heartbreak, his own perhaps. The father answered: "Why would she love you? I can see why? You're acting like a ***** Each line a question, demanding an answer. Answers your protagonist did not have. So your protagonist ventured out into the world, and became a rambler. Rambling off nonsense with the rapidity of lemming chatter. He became the great Rambler, mumbling about love, until even his dreams became ****** up streams of language. He caromed off cliffs of reality bumping against those barriers of his fatherland until he was hurtling into the rambling ocean to drown unconsciously.
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Mar 1, 2012
Mar 1, 2012 at 9:28 AM UTC
The Season of the Lemmings.
The snow was blowing among the trees. In large wet flakes it tumbled down. My captain turned, as if to speak, but from his lips there came no sound. A red rose bloomed there on his chest -staining dark the Wehrmacht grey. I looked in horror as he pitched face forward to the ground. ****** I yelled and ducked for cover. The copse of trees echoed the sound. Somewhere out there he awaits; the Devil’s son, the cunning foe. He’s stalked our party for three days yet leaves no footprints in the snow. I served in France in Forty –one; before   these Russians were our foes. I shiver but it’s not from fear; it’s just that we lack winter clothes. I motion briskly with my right hand, I think the shooter must be there my corporal nods and starts to move; perhaps he can outflank this man. My soul is black for I’ve done some things;   for which I once would have been ashamed. I saw the Jewess try to shield her babe as I placed them in a common grave. This man out there, a warrior; he risks his life upon command. He is clever, this one, he waits his chance. Either its him or me that’s dammed. The drifting snowflakes hide his breath. But He’s still out there this I know. My Captain lies still upon the earth and is slowly covered by the snow. We are soldiers who risk our lives. We sacrifice for the Fatherland. We dream of a woman and a warm bed Never of Death’s cold clammy hand My men cry out, the fox is flushed The ****** has at last been found. It’s true what they say of the bullet that kills you; I never even heard the sound.
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 10:17 PM UTC
******
The snow was blowing among the trees. In large wet flakes it tumbled down. My captain turned, as if to speak, but from his lips there came no sound. A red rose bloomed there on his chest -staining dark the Wehrmacht grey. I looked in horror as he pitched face forward to the ground. ****** I yelled and ducked for cover. The copse of trees echoed the sound. Somewhere out there he awaits; the Devil’s son, the cunning foe. He’s stalked our party for three days yet leaves no footprints in the snow. I served in France in Forty –one; before   these Russians were our foes. I shiver but it’s not from fear; it’s just that we lack winter clothes. I motion briskly with my right hand, I think the shooter must be there my corporal nods and starts to move; perhaps he can outflank this man. My soul is black for I’ve done some things;   for which I once would have been ashamed. I saw the Jewess try to shield her babe as I placed them in a common grave. This man out there, a warrior; he risks his life upon command. He is clever, this one, he waits his chance. Either its him or me that’s dammed. The drifting snowflakes hide his breath. But He’s still out there this I know. My Captain lies still upon the earth and is slowly covered by the snow. We are soldiers who risk our lives. We sacrifice for the Fatherland. We dream of a woman and a warm bed Never of Death’s cold clammy hand My men cry out, the fox is flushed The ****** has at last been found. It’s true what they say of the bullet that kills you; I never even heard the sound.
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"I LOVE YOU" A sweet word to the ear A flower blossoms that to someone you are dear A paint that will clear the color of your blue And turns your lonely heart, to a happy you "I CARE" a word that will bury to a heart Words that can't forget even to the last breath of a life A seed that someday will bear sweet fruit A fruit that will end up my countrymen chaos Perhaps if I didn't utter "I LOVE YOU" and "I CARE" today The saddest word that I'll meet someday Mister Regret a name that will **** my heart To then my mission be declared as failed So then to my acquaintance, to my beloved ones To you my princess, my beloved fatherland "I LOVE YOU" and "I CARE" And then again "I LOVE YOU" and "I CARE" written: Feb. 22, 2001 @ 9:30 am PH Time Mysterious Aries
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Sep 24, 2015
Sep 24, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
My Love, My Care
In the Fatherland, I found timeless memory, the purest love. Her blond hair glowed, cute-dimples laughed, azure eyes danced. We visited the cathedral, camped in Speyer along the Rhine. I learned all about Bauchnabels, baited hooks, drank Pilsner. We fished lakes, ate potato pancakes cooked by her Mutter. She bought me a switchblade, then sent me a dear Jon letter.
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 3:30 PM UTC
Dagmar
Looking at the heart wrenching image, Moved my whole being to tears, Laying lifeless, bloodied, Entry wood to her temple; The husband craddling her head, Tearfully looking down, At the love of his life, Never again to cheer his home; She left the home that morning, To oversee elections, To serve her fatherland, To contribute her own quota; But all she got, Was a bullet to her head, The robbing of her life, Abrupt end to an unfolding story; Two children have lost their mother, Parents have lost their daughter, Sibblings have lost their kin, And a husband his confidant; Would she like many others, Be a little statistic, Some unfortunate incident, Lost to unending callousness?
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 3:33 PM UTC
TO SERVE NIGERIA, IS NOT BY FORCE!
These storybooks woven with leathery imbrication Filling my palms with vile indication Detailing such wickedness and strife What ethereal threads cling to life? Such labyrinthine desires scrapping in my mind My soul from body; that body which isn’t kind To delve deeper within the wounds that sever To fellow wolves, demons and toothless beggars Unholy martyrs preach from a podium underground Ablaze in hellfire, monsters of the ravenous mound Black tongues and cheeks full of worms and leeches Coals flung and burning over deafening speeches Sumptuous in eloquence, these tossers and man-boys Evocative displays of violence, hushed by silence and toys Beseeched, reprimanded in city squares with common folk Feeding dogs in heat slop with a pail and tote Children waving hi to people in cages, smiling indifferently Don’t they know what this is? Yes and no, forever in shame Don’t they know there be wickedness afoot? There be shadows of molestation And whips of industry Eyes removed and replaced with bar-codes There be devils amongst the valiant And dark angels amongst us The few and proud Recite aloud: “Darkness brings uninvited guests And our bodies are bare Give us a blessing, a crumb or drop Of life that we all can share.” Veins full of rubies and auburn sapphires Creepers laced in the cowls of cadavers Red water thicker than mud and spit The fatherland sicker than a rotten **** There be dark angels amongst us, telling tales deep-seated They be grave and weary, their lives left defeated Now in the wilderness they give slothful lectures But it’s only fools who listen to these rambling specters And soon no one listens Save for the moon that glistens
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 3:00 PM UTC
Dark Angels Amoungst Us
These storybooks woven with leathery imbrication Filling my palms with vile indication Detailing such wickedness and strife What ethereal threads cling to life? Such labyrinthine desires scrapping in my mind My soul from body; that body which isn’t kind To delve deeper within the wounds that sever To fellow wolves, demons and toothless beggars Unholy martyrs preach from a podium underground Ablaze in hellfire, monsters of the ravenous mound Black tongues and cheeks full of worms and leeches Coals flung and burning over deafening speeches Sumptuous in eloquence, these tossers and man-boys Evocative displays of violence, hushed by silence and toys Beseeched, reprimanded in city squares with common folk Feeding dogs in heat slop with a pail and tote Children waving hi to people in cages, smiling indifferently Don’t they know what this is? Yes and no, forever in shame Don’t they know there be wickedness afoot? There be shadows of molestation And whips of industry Eyes removed and replaced with bar-codes There be devils amongst the valiant And dark angels amongst us The few and proud Recite aloud: “Darkness brings uninvited guests And our bodies are bare Give us a blessing, a crumb or drop Of life that we all can share.” Veins full of rubies and auburn sapphires Creepers laced in the cowls of cadavers Red water thicker than mud and spit The fatherland sicker than a rotten **** There be dark angels amongst us, telling tales deep-seated They be grave and weary, their lives left defeated Now in the wilderness they give slothful lectures But it’s only fools who listen to these rambling specters And soon no one listens Save for the moon that glistens
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Never before was strength found in small numbers Cruel horizons leave no room for small blunders Fatherland of hope, homeland of death We pricked our nimble fingers and promised to go deaf Yeah we put our hands together in a ruthless blood pact Four wolves in pursuit of truth and magic tact So it was push and shove and torture before the big release We had to lie to each other before the big relief Yeah we all were willing to go underneath for this What a ****** ****** noble tryst Our vertical minds were sharp as a tack We closed our eyes and never looked back
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Aug 3, 2012
Aug 3, 2012 at 6:50 PM UTC
Blood Pact
He was brought into our minds unbidden But through torture Resistance to his cruelty Was softened Till his abuse became a form of love So they brought him to the bedroom Were he forced his ways Of shame Upon those Who should not have to claim The blame While the violators Remain unchained To the violence In his name They brought the brute To the political domain To claim Rights over humanity In his vanity A fictional man Folds masses to his demands Kills futures Spills blood From fatherland to motherland Made up borders Claim different versions Of the same misogynist And if you miss the point of this It is That he was not invited by all of us Yet the masses of molded men Claim to be the victims While defending their right to oppress us With their made up man In the clouds
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 5:22 PM UTC
The Uninvited
I want to build a country, not just some dirt, not just a land a nation so great, a fatherland. Tú estarás ahí, mi amigo, sonriendo, mirando al frente, haciendo camino conmigo. Nous ferons un pays sans frontières, sans limites, avec des montagnes faites de sable, prêtes à être soufflées. Elle sera une patrie où les mers seront des étangs et nos ciels ne seront qu'à un saut de distance. We'll have families and friends, todos los paisajes que el mundo nos ha de ofrecer sans préjugés ni douleur qui puissent nous confiner. We'll build a land where friendship will prosper and traveling will be the fuel of our hearths Construiremos un hogar que sea propio sin esas reglas que nos separan Nous ferons un refuge des distances où on habitera sans peur aux menaces.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 8:02 AM UTC
My Country
I am eight when we first heard them. While the sun kisses the treetops, Mother is in a panic Screaming for sister Grabbing her by the collar. Booming carries from a mile away, Sweet percussion of a death rattle. Bitter drums of militant clatter, numb and hypnotic heartbeat of their boots. I listen as they turn to my neighborhood. Mother knows they will come for us. Goose-steppers divide at their middle seam, kicking in doors on both sides of the street. The man at the end wears an enormous hat. He yells at them, “Hunde töten die Juden, töten für das Vaterland!”   **** the Jew dogs, **** for the Fatherland) The same thing every time. (They take the people who wore sacred stars                        Two of them kick in our door                                On the front of their shirts                           I tear my star from my shirt,                                                           like me.)                              throw it to the ground. They assail our stairs, hand cannons aimed. screaming at me, louder and louder. I break, They laugh. the big one charges towards me. I flinch, he laughs louder. grabbing my hair, Dragging me into the streets. My neighbors stand beside me. Transfixed stone pillars I, and them Fear-stricken. Hollowed eyes, Robbed of all. robbed of hope. I, and my neighbors put behind a fence. Slamming behind us, chains and locks. Mother yells for me. She cries, I hear it. I try to stay strong Like father. Like a soldat. I look back at the crowd that storms the gate My town yells, people cry. screams become muffled Stone soldier, I speak to the hillsides, to the trees, to the streets, and to mother. I call out to my world, "à tout le monde, à tous mes amis, je vous aime, je dois partir. Ceux-ci sont les derniers mots que je jamais parlerai. Et ils vont me libérer.”
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Apr 28, 2012
Apr 28, 2012 at 6:21 PM UTC
Me libérer
I am eight when we first heard them. While the sun kisses the treetops, Mother is in a panic Screaming for sister Grabbing her by the collar. Booming carries from a mile away, Sweet percussion of a death rattle. Bitter drums of militant clatter, numb and hypnotic heartbeat of their boots. I listen as they turn to my neighborhood. Mother knows they will come for us. Goose-steppers divide at their middle seam, kicking in doors on both sides of the street. The man at the end wears an enormous hat. He yells at them, “Hunde töten die Juden, töten für das Vaterland!”   **** the Jew dogs, **** for the Fatherland) The same thing every time. (They take the people who wore sacred stars                        Two of them kick in our door                                On the front of their shirts                           I tear my star from my shirt,                                                           like me.)                              throw it to the ground. They assail our stairs, hand cannons aimed. screaming at me, louder and louder. I break, They laugh. the big one charges towards me. I flinch, he laughs louder. grabbing my hair, Dragging me into the streets. My neighbors stand beside me. Transfixed stone pillars I, and them Fear-stricken. Hollowed eyes, Robbed of all. robbed of hope. I, and my neighbors put behind a fence. Slamming behind us, chains and locks. Mother yells for me. She cries, I hear it. I try to stay strong Like father. Like a soldat. I look back at the crowd that storms the gate My town yells, people cry. screams become muffled Stone soldier, I speak to the hillsides, to the trees, to the streets, and to mother. I call out to my world, "à tout le monde, à tous mes amis, je vous aime, je dois partir. Ceux-ci sont les derniers mots que je jamais parlerai. Et ils vont me libérer.”
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My comrade P. is slightly outraged The knife is honed and spilled with blood I dance with fairy-mushrooms on the stage My wooden horses lined-up at the start And flies together with black crows  Float through the heavens getting nuts I feel like hundred-year corpse I feed meat-hasher with my guts My ********* fatherland in red Is getting mossy day by day I look at it from high above my head While comrade P. is turning into clay
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Nov 5, 2018
Nov 5, 2018 at 1:06 AM UTC
To...
Alien and unwanted, my smile always singed my lips. Platitudes polite and civilization vile… Many times, I longed to prelude my burdens to him, my husband. But, love is no longer the case… What a woman gives up for an end to live happily ever after… An access to be one with another’s world… I felt a freedom in slitting my brother’s throat as seasons ebbed and eddied with each part of him was discarded for my love’s need for an empire. I felt the moment, the freedom of Fatherland. Lived within this foreign land of endless lies, Amen. A wife-time of anguish for a man… I’m resplendent Eve: noting wishes beyond Adam’s and God’s assignments. Jason: husband, an end, has been… I’m slitting our children’s throats on this dark continent as me, an alien for one thing you to see: making my own exile’s scene…
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Jun 3, 2016
Jun 3, 2016 at 4:40 AM UTC
Medea
be blunter not, be no folly still: this is our heartland's voice. we are not this land's tenant, nor are we the shadows that inhabit light — this is out highest meed, we go on with nobler steads. languorous scraps of warfare and a ****** of metal heed the clarion call of our oneness yet when it rains all shall rend in rust as how our nation furiously drowns yet emerges victorious past the renegade of hours! in it and from it shall rise the true meaning of our blood. our large voices mellow down in our guts outdoing our smallness - there is a river of phantasmagoria yet its rustle is same in its breadth in our deep land. o, yelp never a lie! consider truthfully brutal affording solace: it is our form reshaping our body. it is our wills carving our flesh. it is the dreams that are ensanguined in us that forge the arms of our fatherland: language!
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 6:55 AM UTC
The Land
#Brother and Sister Citizens: Our fatherland consolidates. Let us salute, as One, our terrible destiny, lately manifest as the gathering force of an orange sun now glowing, after eight years of lightless gloom. Now we shine, now we merge our individuality in one to discover our collective future in Trump. As one wave of Greatness we now stride over the ruins of Hope & Change, into the American Restoration. Let us, each one, offer a straight stick of noble hardwood for the mass. Donald our axehead is now tightly bound with us in a shared sacred duty, projecting his keen edge from the national bundle. Let us, together, grow tired of winning until all worthless cancerous cells are neutralized and disposed of. All that is not full of the Will to Greatness must perish before us. Clad in the shining raiment of victory let us serve with American fervor our new leader. Women, mothers and nurturers of the mystic rebirth are welcome in our new nation. Sweep away the cobwebs of the old weakness, hail the conquering hero, he who fearlessly bears the Roman fasces into the courtroom as judge, jury, and executioner. Let the cities and nations of unbelief tremble and plead for mercy. Poems shall be composed as bridges are built to span the years. Stanzas shall spontaneously fall into place and march with military precision. Every capital line shall converge upon our captain. Hail the crown of Donald T. Hail the mighty orange flame Hail the age's consummation (Voters have themselves to blame) TRUMP shall smash the global Hydra TRUMP shall avenge our national shame. TRUMP shall restore our families' honor; CONQUER (in his deplorable name) ! Captain TRUMP, the cord that binds TRUMP the axe-head and the judge. Leader DONALD, light that blinds. Our final King: let none begrudge. LOVE UNDER WILL ☻ ! (was that fascistic enough 4 U ?)
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 4:42 PM UTC
Bind, Oh Bind the Fasces' Bundle
#Brother and Sister Citizens: Our fatherland consolidates. Let us salute, as One, our terrible destiny, lately manifest as the gathering force of an orange sun now glowing, after eight years of lightless gloom. Now we shine, now we merge our individuality in one to discover our collective future in Trump. As one wave of Greatness we now stride over the ruins of Hope & Change, into the American Restoration. Let us, each one, offer a straight stick of noble hardwood for the mass. Donald our axehead is now tightly bound with us in a shared sacred duty, projecting his keen edge from the national bundle. Let us, together, grow tired of winning until all worthless cancerous cells are neutralized and disposed of. All that is not full of the Will to Greatness must perish before us. Clad in the shining raiment of victory let us serve with American fervor our new leader. Women, mothers and nurturers of the mystic rebirth are welcome in our new nation. Sweep away the cobwebs of the old weakness, hail the conquering hero, he who fearlessly bears the Roman fasces into the courtroom as judge, jury, and executioner. Let the cities and nations of unbelief tremble and plead for mercy. Poems shall be composed as bridges are built to span the years. Stanzas shall spontaneously fall into place and march with military precision. Every capital line shall converge upon our captain. Hail the crown of Donald T. Hail the mighty orange flame Hail the age's consummation (Voters have themselves to blame) TRUMP shall smash the global Hydra TRUMP shall avenge our national shame. TRUMP shall restore our families' honor; CONQUER (in his deplorable name) ! Captain TRUMP, the cord that binds TRUMP the axe-head and the judge. Leader DONALD, light that blinds. Our final King: let none begrudge. LOVE UNDER WILL ☻ ! (was that fascistic enough 4 U ?)
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In the wake of innocence, I am left gaping with stupor at the threshold of pragmatism. I am fascinated by a hallway rather than its occupants. Its geometry tells me different facets of flying stories, while my human congeners remain hollow. I am planning out my period of visibility and retaining prudence with my pondering of obsolescence. The inflection of my youth is becoming more contrived and unsatisfactory. I am continually outracing it. I wish to fight for the Fatherland. Death is not my loss, that is becoming excruciatingly clear. I dream of marching in the air of sociopathic freedom. My brain longs for an ashen visage and valiant, black boots.        Oh, I long for iron and purpose. I crave the sight of a united race, an insurmountable stature. I want to touch Caesar. Only the dead sympathize with me, for they know what it is like to be cruel and subsequently, obsolete.        I do not want to **** I want to fight and be a tool. An instillation of might. I want to be within a collective heel.
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Oct 24, 2018
Oct 24, 2018 at 1:38 PM UTC
Iron and Purpose (88 mm)
Never two months at sea always three and at last we have been called home yet I feel like a murderer of the helpless as we surface to take air and charge batteries We are the sea pack the wolves the last of the first made and we are sailing home today in seas cruel and unkind Never wanted to be what I have become all my brothers feel the same we just do our service yet so want to be home Three months choking on fumes three months of ****** I hope the mercy of my lord he can somehow forgive me We suffer for a cause we don't understand they say it is right for the glory of fatherland all orders we do obey and then act for we are the last of the wolf pack By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris By NeonSolaris © 2013 NeonSolaris (All rights reserved)
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
Wolf Pack
the would be landmarks (the fish) she eats in a dream. formerly, a palmist. sweet on my mom. mine are still her favorite hands. on its own all hunger is young.
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Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 10:01 AM UTC
fatherland