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"feverish" poems
She's more of a poet 'cause she went to school for it, and she tastes sweet in the morning, and in the evening, sunlight filters through her and lights up that slice of lemon that I love so much. I think I'll have a writer - on the rocks. Every time I come home, my room smells like *** in the summer, and it sounds like the vinyl is still under the needle. Best album of two thousand and nine. Best album of all time. Sand between our toes, we wrote prose on a filthy mattress but roses never grew here. And they never will. There was something about us though, something that had a feverish pulse behind it.  I'd say it was something to do with the way we have of never putting a cheap laugh below us. I think it has something to do with resilience but I'm not sure. Humming trite voicings of things we'd heard in the backseat of our fathers' cars, radios on, you use to tell me to flash the turn signal, in the black of night, just so you could make sure we were alive. Dry, but at least alive. A little beacon to justify us, and just defy them. Whiskey, come over here and kiss me. C'mon Corinthian, keep me company! Set this manuscript to music and dance for me!
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Mar 3, 2012
Mar 3, 2012 at 3:08 PM UTC
Whiskey Kiss (Our Greatest Hits)
* In my darkest days, I held you beneath my warmth. You indulged me with your feverish hunger. You embraced me with your piercing emotions. You were immune to my changeable disease. I came to a realization that you were my muse, the best rainbow I received………. You told me that I was part of your soul. To me you’re the fuel to my rusty engine, The energy to my thirsty being, And the light of my darkened soul. * © Pax
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 12:37 AM UTC
darkened soul
***Night came and conquered my ceiling Head tilted back to inherit it's familiar splendour. But she isn't there... Left my heart slightly gaping. O twinkly one, have you seen her?*** *She's mysteriously veiled tonight, Playfully on her halo, dances gentle light. Don't give up on her, listless moongazer, She wants to be conquered, put up a good fight.* ***Persistent skirmish that sets dreams and reality apart, Eyes don't see what the heart knows so clear, Clarity eludes when forgotten scars start to smart, Do you know if she even realises I'm here?*** *She knows, and dreams of your happy eyes, That only her will hold on their feverish gaze. Unbroken threads of hope, your yearning to baptize And her ice cold craters to be set ablaze.* ***Fire in my vessel still burns bright and strong, Never extinguished behind the facade of my weary husk, My flame would endure just as the wick is long, Tell me dear star, will I see her next dusk?*** *When the sun's swords will seize, slashing the sky in dazzling blue, When the air will bring a comforting ease, Her glistening "yes" will welcome you.* ***Your comforting words ring only of truth, Winking in codes, you might be right . Darkness had claimed and engulfed all proof, Will you accompany me through tonight?*** *This piercing question you don't have to ask me, For even though my light's billion of years away, Twinkling in your dreams I'll always be, The night companion, under your moon's ray.* ryn Dajena M
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
Dialogue with a Star
You don't see me but I am There, I have numerous ways To take you, Hold you, Control you, You'll not even know I was there, I am a conqueror of flesh. Feeling... Sickly, siphoned, strained Both body and my brain Doctor said it's just a cold Nothing but a passing pain Is this hypochondria, Or is there something in my veins? Your insides are my playground To cause you much anguish & pain I'll infect you slowly at first, Have a little fun within your Organs Muscles Thoughts I aim to control, invisible To the eye, but you know I'm in here, your losing control. Today I coughed up blood Cold sweats come in floods I'm drowning in my own bed As I clutch my feverish head There's an inferno in my skull I'm taking Vicodin to null Whatever it is eating at me I know I'll be better in a week. You apes think size is intelligence, This was your undoing from the start, I replicate myself, as its my time to move on, I leave apart of myself here As its time too Infect Multiple Spread My gift to those around, You sneezed You coughed Upon your sweat, I am Now on everything you touch, Time to end the play, "Business calls" Be Proud of your self Patient Zero, dear human You were my first, But its time for me to move on...
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 6:44 PM UTC
Intelligent Killer (Collaboration with The Excellent Frank Ruland)
Replaying a riff four times perfectly One missed fret and the entire day ends disastrously Replaying moments of kindness and warmth To overcome the feverish idea that I hold no heart Every fourth step, threes end in ****** Maimed images constantly creep This subconscious ludovico technique These thoughts come and go in no particular order A seat at the table and a serviette on my lap What if I leapt out my chair and suddenly attacked? What if I aimed the knife towards my hand? I constantly question if that’s who I am I will have a picnic with her today, all joy and cheer When these intrusive thoughts will inexplicably get near And terrorize my attitude as well as my image Disassociating with a perplexed and horrified visage I’m so incredibly tired of existing A cruel and ironic fate I’ve missed out on so many opportunities All because of this miserable headspace
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 1:05 PM UTC
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
you had a chapstick tube stowed away in your bag of things you never put to use those scarred chapped lips scratching, tearing crevice of your mouth craved my heart bleeding, uncaring and subsequently my mango chapstick would serve it's purpose on your lips and never mine. among other things, you had a pair of white socks. you never wore them, too pristine (you'd ruin them as you teetered on slippery suspended logs) you reminded me of a cracked open window, always hoping you would be at the mullioned panes chapped lips, white socks and all but the only thing that pushed against the glass was the scent of mango air. and mango never smelt so bitter. when will you come home replace the mango air with your feverish cologne. a swaying of the breeze and your tee shirt wraps a cotton arm around your waist the bitter aftertaste your tongue like grapefruit wedged against my teeth i missed the smell of burnt bread bottom, when we were in the kitchen and the gown of silver hemmed water that danced down the roof, tapping again and again and again but, when you come home next month. I will be gone. the mango around our home had long since turned bitter and that brown picket fence no longer bends around my heart i am somewhere where the mango still smells sweet and boys give my their chapstick for i've long since run out of mine.
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Oct 15, 2017
Oct 15, 2017 at 2:30 AM UTC
Chapstick
In the rectory garden on his evening walk Paced brisk Father Shawn. A cold day, a sodden one it was In black November. After a sliding rain Dew stood in chill sweat on each stalk, Each thorn; spiring from wet earth, a blue haze Hung caught in dark-webbed branches like a fabulous heron. Hauled sudden from solitude, Hair prickling on his head, Father Shawn perceived a ghost Shaping itself from that mist. 'How now,' Father Shawn crisply addressed the ghost Wavering there, gauze-edged, smelling of woodsmoke, 'What manner of business are you on? From your blue pallor, I'd say you inhabited the frozen waste Of hell, and not the fiery part. Yet to judge by that dazzled look, That noble mien, perhaps you've late quitted heaven?' In voice furred with frost, Ghost said to priest: 'Neither of those countries do I frequent: Earth is my haunt.' 'Come, come,' Father Shawn gave an impatient shrug, 'I don't ask you to spin some ridiculous fable Of gilded harps or gnawing fire: simply tell After your life's end, what just epilogue God ordained to follow up your days. Is it such trouble To satisfy the questions of a curious old fool?' 'In life, love gnawed my skin To this white bone; What love did then, love does now: Gnaws me through.' 'What love,' asked Father Shawn, 'but too great love Of flawed earth-flesh could cause this sorry pass? Some ****** condition you are in: Thinking never to have left the world, you grieve As though alive, shriveling in torment thus To atone as shade for sin that lured blind man.' 'The day of doom Is not yest come. Until that time A crock of dust is my dear hom.' 'Fond phantom,' cried shocked Father Shawn, 'Can there be such stubbornness-- A soul grown feverish, clutching its dead body-tree Like a last storm-crossed leaf? Best get you gone To judgment in a higher court of grace. Repent, depart, before God's trump-crack splits the sky.' From that pale mist Ghost swore to priest: 'There sits no higher court Than man's red heart.'
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Dialogue Between Ghost And Priest
In the rectory garden on his evening walk Paced brisk Father Shawn. A cold day, a sodden one it was In black November. After a sliding rain Dew stood in chill sweat on each stalk, Each thorn; spiring from wet earth, a blue haze Hung caught in dark-webbed branches like a fabulous heron. Hauled sudden from solitude, Hair prickling on his head, Father Shawn perceived a ghost Shaping itself from that mist. 'How now,' Father Shawn crisply addressed the ghost Wavering there, gauze-edged, smelling of woodsmoke, 'What manner of business are you on? From your blue pallor, I'd say you inhabited the frozen waste Of hell, and not the fiery part. Yet to judge by that dazzled look, That noble mien, perhaps you've late quitted heaven?' In voice furred with frost, Ghost said to priest: 'Neither of those countries do I frequent: Earth is my haunt.' 'Come, come,' Father Shawn gave an impatient shrug, 'I don't ask you to spin some ridiculous fable Of gilded harps or gnawing fire: simply tell After your life's end, what just epilogue God ordained to follow up your days. Is it such trouble To satisfy the questions of a curious old fool?' 'In life, love gnawed my skin To this white bone; What love did then, love does now: Gnaws me through.' 'What love,' asked Father Shawn, 'but too great love Of flawed earth-flesh could cause this sorry pass? Some ****** condition you are in: Thinking never to have left the world, you grieve As though alive, shriveling in torment thus To atone as shade for sin that lured blind man.' 'The day of doom Is not yest come. Until that time A crock of dust is my dear hom.' 'Fond phantom,' cried shocked Father Shawn, 'Can there be such stubbornness-- A soul grown feverish, clutching its dead body-tree Like a last storm-crossed leaf? Best get you gone To judgment in a higher court of grace. Repent, depart, before God's trump-crack splits the sky.' From that pale mist Ghost swore to priest: 'There sits no higher court Than man's red heart.'
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Here in America, we improvise morgues as needed. in the cafeterias or by the lockers, near the ticket booths, and at the altars. We divvy up the dead. Tally them and report the number like an answer. 13, 20, 49, 58, 6 Every death count a timely national shock. Almost as if our well-televised monthly tragedy was ever anything less than a game of roulette. anything less than a matter of time and time and time again. Covering them each with our bed sheets, we try and stifle it. Do our best to staunch the the sights, the noises, (“just like chairs falling”) the names that keep bleeding out onto our thoughts and tongues, Far too much and too often not to choke on. Here in America, we’ve learned that horror is level-headed. It is debatable. It is pangless. It seeps, deep to the core, perverting with a silent smile. the steady, feverish dread weaving itself into the mundane. the “god help us” annulled by the “respectfully disagreed” the nightmare that lies always just underneath, and just out of mind, Until it insinuates itself Again and again... Here, in America We line the bodies, death slumped, and bled out on the pavement. We arrange them- Side by side. Most are missing things- a hat, a piece of face. one shoe, a dulled pencil (fill in C) phones buzzing on the ground lit up with unread messages (“Please call me”) They are missing- an upcoming 7th birthday party, (Star Wars themed) They are missing- their vacations. their first dates. their college applications. job interviews. kids. fiancées. Lined up lifeless, they are missing far too many things to gather.
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Apr 1, 2019
Apr 1, 2019 at 3:14 PM UTC
Here, in America.
Here in America, we improvise morgues as needed. in the cafeterias or by the lockers, near the ticket booths, and at the altars. We divvy up the dead. Tally them and report the number like an answer. 13, 20, 49, 58, 6 Every death count a timely national shock. Almost as if our well-televised monthly tragedy was ever anything less than a game of roulette. anything less than a matter of time and time and time again. Covering them each with our bed sheets, we try and stifle it. Do our best to staunch the the sights, the noises, (“just like chairs falling”) the names that keep bleeding out onto our thoughts and tongues, Far too much and too often not to choke on. Here in America, we’ve learned that horror is level-headed. It is debatable. It is pangless. It seeps, deep to the core, perverting with a silent smile. the steady, feverish dread weaving itself into the mundane. the “god help us” annulled by the “respectfully disagreed” the nightmare that lies always just underneath, and just out of mind, Until it insinuates itself Again and again... Here, in America We line the bodies, death slumped, and bled out on the pavement. We arrange them- Side by side. Most are missing things- a hat, a piece of face. one shoe, a dulled pencil (fill in C) phones buzzing on the ground lit up with unread messages (“Please call me”) They are missing- an upcoming 7th birthday party, (Star Wars themed) They are missing- their vacations. their first dates. their college applications. job interviews. kids. fiancées. Lined up lifeless, they are missing far too many things to gather.
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Spanish Debout sur mon orgueil je veux montrer au soir L'envers de mon manteau endeuillé de tes charmes, Son mouchoir infini, son mouchoir noir et noir, Trait à trait, doucement, boira toutes mes larmes. Il donne des lys blancs à mes roses de flamme Et des bandeaux de calme à mon front délirant… Que le soir sera bon.. Il aura pour moi l'âme Claire et le corps profond d'un magnifique amant. English Forsaking my pride, I want to show the night The inside of my cloak, plunged in mourning for your charms. Its infinite handkerchiefs, its handkerchiefs black and black, Piece by piece, tenderly, will drink all my tears. The night lays lilies upon my burning roses And cool cloths upon my feverish brow… How good the evening will be! It will have, for me, The luminous soul, the profound body, of a magnificent lover.
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Debout Sur Mon Orgueil Je Veux Montrer Au Soir
Somewhere between eggshells and landmines Were the creaking floors upon which I played Carefully, for her wrath could be detonated At a footfall, just a bit too heavy From a word uttered under the breath A mess left too long in the sink. But her embrace was warm, Wrapping around me like sheets from the dryer And when she put on pause her own life To tend to me at my sick-bed, Her eyes showed only tender love. “My baby goat,” she would say, affectionately, And leave a kiss upon my feverish brow. She is a living contradiction, my mother: Churning disapproval shattering the gleam That she put into the hopeful eyes of a child Just a moment before. I lived in perpetual uncertainty, Never knowing which mother I might see next: The raven or the hen. And now she looks at me with disappointment, Wondering aloud why her children fear her. Her capriciousness eroded away any trust And much of the fondness as well Her hot-blooded adoration And her ice-cold tantrums Have mixed so long now All that is left is Lukewarm like the bathwater Left over from when the Baby was thrown out.
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Sep 11, 2023
Sep 11, 2023 at 7:16 PM UTC
Temperate
Come friend, I have an old story to tell you- Listen. Sit down beside me and listen. My face is red with sorrow and my ******* are made of straw. I sit in the ladder-back chair in a corner of the polished stage. I have forgiven all the old actors for dying. A new one comes on with the same lines, like large white growths, in his mouth. The dancers come on from the wings, perfectly mated. I look up. The ceiling is pearly. My thighs press, knotting in their treasure. Upstage the bride falls in satin to the floor. Beside her the tall hero in a red wool robe stirs the fire with his ivory cane. The string quartet plays for itself, gently, gently, sleeves and waxy bows. The legs of the dancers leap and catch. I myself have little stiff legs, my back is as straight as a book and how I came to this place- the little feverish roses, the islands of olives and radishes, the blissful pastimes of the parlor- I'll never know.
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Wallflower
They're feverish with desire Eclipsed in love Raging like a black smoke fire ****** scents rising above The pheromones they release Must be smelled miles away They've missed this, the tease And liquid glances, it's been days Since, either have touched the other But they still feel that ****** tension On every inch of their skin When they're finally away from prying eyes Their lips mesh, his hands move to her thighs And hers slide up through his hair Gripping on tight They could be spotted, but neither cares He pushes her hard against the wall Bringing her legs around his hips She thanks heaven she wore a skirt And quiets a moan by devouring his lips He quickly, fervently unzips his jeans Releasing himself and promptly Entering her sweet, wet heat He groans as he swallows her scream Then pounds in hard, fast, ferociously She rocks her hips with a delicious little motion Squeezing her core tight, biting his lips Coming almost instantly when he growls with delight He thrusts harder, incessantly feeling her getting tight Moving her ankles to rest on his shoulders He delves his shaft as deep inside as he can reach She scratches scars along his back And they kiss so deep like it's the final feast She throbs in her core as another wave hits at full force Starts going weak as she comes once more Feeling her liquid pour, brings him to the edge He grips her ankles stretching the limits of her flexibility Then roars into her sweet mouth as he comes, vigorously He lets her legs go, but holds her upright They both sigh knowing it's the beginning of the night, And that was just a quickie
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Dec 14, 2014
Dec 14, 2014 at 3:18 PM UTC
Quickie **** Sunday)
They're feverish with desire Eclipsed in love Raging like a black smoke fire ****** scents rising above The pheromones they release Must be smelled miles away They've missed this, the tease And liquid glances, it's been days Since, either have touched the other But they still feel that ****** tension On every inch of their skin When they're finally away from prying eyes Their lips mesh, his hands move to her thighs And hers slide up through his hair Gripping on tight They could be spotted, but neither cares He pushes her hard against the wall Bringing her legs around his hips She thanks heaven she wore a skirt And quiets a moan by devouring his lips He quickly, fervently unzips his jeans Releasing himself and promptly Entering her sweet, wet heat He groans as he swallows her scream Then pounds in hard, fast, ferociously She rocks her hips with a delicious little motion Squeezing her core tight, biting his lips Coming almost instantly when he growls with delight He thrusts harder, incessantly feeling her getting tight Moving her ankles to rest on his shoulders He delves his shaft as deep inside as he can reach She scratches scars along his back And they kiss so deep like it's the final feast She throbs in her core as another wave hits at full force Starts going weak as she comes once more Feeling her liquid pour, brings him to the edge He grips her ankles stretching the limits of her flexibility Then roars into her sweet mouth as he comes, vigorously He lets her legs go, but holds her upright They both sigh knowing it's the beginning of the night, And that was just a quickie
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He was pale as death, running down like an over-wound clock Beneath his eyes, dark signs of sleeplessness tumbled short of his dreams. The pale gold odor of his lips, Parted with a series of beginnings. He was confounded with wonder at her presence That voice held him most Swathed in rose and lavender silk The darker, well-kept expanse of his suppressed eagerness blazed with light. His eyes, a deep tropical burn, on fire like the World’s Fair remotely possessed by intense life like a trembling match stained with creative passion He searched for her night and day The exhilarating ripple of her voice was a wild tonic rain a deathless song a faint flow of thunder he followed the sound of it into the thick folds of the sky. her well-loved eyes, smeared with tears, glistening drops smashed into pieces on the floor Standing in a puddle of mid-summer flowers Bright ecstatic smile on the edge of pouring rain Its fluctuating, feverish warmth, full of aching grieving beauty, told of unexpected joy Are you in love with me?
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Nov 28, 2018
Nov 28, 2018 at 2:56 PM UTC
Smoking Rain
The swell of your feverish hands over mine. Sweat soaking into my skin. I’m clutching every part of you I can grasp, Every part of you I can fit into my palm. We’re sitting beneath the hollow tree, Beneath the ocean of a sky, Beneath the screaming black-billed cuckoos. We don't say a word because we don't need to; Just silent prayers burned between us, Scarred into pale, malnourished bones. I look at you as your sloe-eyed gaze bores into the mountains of clouds swimming above us. I want to kiss you, But all I can do is lay my head on your shoulder, Wishing I could build a home out of your collarbones. I don't ever feel safe anymore. Except when I’m forgetting everything, with you. At dusk, I tried to unlearn the way the gold in your skin, Possessed your face in scintillant rays of spots. I could count each one if I had the time, But you’re already turning your spine stuffing back away from me, And skipping back home Without the bother or concern to look back.
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 8:58 PM UTC
Too Afraid to Love; Too Afraid to be Alone
Ever since you left me in rude awakening, I get up each day to a madness which seems endless, when my mind is a playground that homes psychedelic dreams. I am confused and consumed by this make-belief reality. But what if I told you that I am enjoying this little bit of madness? The constant churning of ideas like juices sloshing within gastric walls. The effortful creation and feverish writing through midnight under the soft glow of the night light.
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 7:37 AM UTC
Madness
Knock! Knock! There’s a knock on my door Ohh who could that be? Its noon... Its lunch time... I am starving!! Come on in folks... yes what can I do for you? Let us make the best of 15 minutes Before i decided to eat all of you... Yep tomorrow is exam and good luck to you.. Oppsss.. now don’t tell me I haven’t taught you... Please don’t say you don’t know what to do... Everything that i have taught you is in you... Having cold feet? Sweating on the forehead? Sleepless nights? Feverish? Vomitish? Giving up? Hell no... come sit here on the couch Inhale... exhale... and relax... Let’s settle your panic attack... then you’d know what else to do.. Take a deep breath... count 1, 2, 3 Close your eyes and say a prayer... God is watching you... God is listening to you... He knows how hard you’ve worked... And I know it too, see your progress report here.. Who says you did so bad? So don’t you worry about tomorrow.. Face it with confidence, be brave, be strong... I know you can do it... and you know it too.. Go now to your table and continue to read So strive for excellence until you succeed.. And dont Dont forget to Pray... Pray... Pray... the best remedy is pray...
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 7:02 PM UTC
EXAM FEVER!
you're that biological catalyst that alters, speeds up (our) reactions. with you, the fastened heartbeats, the holding of hands, the chaste kisses-- they all sped up. with a snap, you've gotten me, all feverish affections strong and thick. you've got me, got me! i am that substrate bound, bound to your tantalizing active site. what possessed me to persist staying there, i'll never find out. but i forgot, you're an enzyme, and enzymes never change its form when they've altered its substrate. and silly as i was, pitiful little substrate, reduced to that of a broken form, in just a snap, snap!
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 4:16 AM UTC
enzymes
On rising heat, killdeer flush to decoy enemy-- threat to its young that roams too close They rush to skim on hayish blur wailing over wildflowers drying Fretful twitter in perpetual flight swifts-- twirl and hurl their bits of bodies-- debris from a cumulonimbus of a late-day sky toward a ridge of stag horn sumac presuming horizon primordial behind which time and city-- drift and wobble on rising heat-- after rush hour Rising Heat Rising-- to meet my mind on its way down from my post behind the laundromat where I view it all-- rising-- where I usually go in search of quiet to almost hear the ocean      two hundred miles away to strain words from wind      in careless conversation to wonder over      missed whispers.... But not today In rising heat, I went down in search of something better--      your eyes again      solvent for my presence of mind      dissolvers of hours and the order of things But I need an excuse!      To turn, to trespass, to disturb the peace!      For your eyes again! And still I need more-- being feverish, weak Or? Or... should I take the cure?      To deny ...To deny To deny what? Overtones from a sea of years? I don't know!  Whatever it was! Nothing explain it... I melt... I'm gone....
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 12:51 PM UTC
After Rush Hour
Why can't dying be delightful? My feverish smile Pathogens far too strong I've failed this trial I'm facing the end My blood boils within This cancerous fate Carries my soul away Crafting up pain As the medics embrace A dance with the darkness I won't last too long Carry me under Where the sun fades away Lost to the coffin Finality's somber Led by the reaper To eternal slumber No breath in my chest I'm finally at rest
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 11:48 AM UTC
A Grave Situation
I am the mutt mix ****** soul'd ***** tongue'd, Animal boy, Feverish *** green like February Tree moss eyes, Siren song blink of a kiss, ***** yellow dress, around her knees, king, Queen, Peasant, peasant, going def like grandfather Navy Time, like Beethoven's 7th dream, wine induced inspirational serene beauty, with a sharp stale touch, of old leather, boiling like Texan Hot weather, ****** orange lipstick, No food, only the bacterial salt, left on the pistachio shell, That some, Hispanic goddess, For an hour, 200, dollars, left as she, got dressed, and fluttered away like, smoke, like, memory.
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Apr 1, 2013
Apr 1, 2013 at 2:19 AM UTC
Miracle, Mystery and Authority
A slow break in the monotony, As low whispers fill my eyes. There is a silence on the air with a subtle cruelty, Redolent of my most feverish nights. Impressionable though you are, The fierce desire of each night spent lying awake so the coarse memory of your skin may plague my mind. The Kiss never seemed so haunting, So deathly. I can't believe it would look as I feel even today. I drink the remedy in silence, But not tranquility. Complacency is a mistaken innervation. Jaded though widely perceived as infallible truth. Divinity is as tranquility strives to be, For I have witnessed your gaze, And know it to be true.
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 6:50 PM UTC
Beauty In Resilience
March comes like a punching bag March will bring her smiles like plastic bags Some tear some don’t You never know when she will glare her teeth like razorblades and bleed the snow from underneath these fingertips. Leave my insulation soaked, me; feverish. And the joke is, I saw this coming shivering the melted ice out of me she bares her grin like a warning sign, and I was either too brave or dumb enough to step inside like a welcome mat made out of ice and a cartoon dog A scared pitbull, and a woman in charge. The joke is that haha There is no joke, you walked in., and made one out of yourself. Out of the frost on your eyelashes and grief on your fingernails. haha get it, sweat her out like the coldest fever, without dying of shock. Get it now? She brings back the taste of firewood and comfort of flames when you needed it the most Punches like the best punchline hard enough to make it hurt not hard enough to make you forget hahaha Knocks the wind out of you.
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 3:30 PM UTC
March
She hopes, silently, that he will chase her, catch her in his embrace and smother her with feverish kisses. He wants to glance back, towards the stinging sun, towards the opposite direction she has stayed in and beacon her with words of licorice. She wishes to let her voice drown the antagonistic opposition to their current disposition and listen attentively to reciprocated admissions. But they cannot, will not, because this is not a fairy tale, this is not a fantasy, this is the sad reality of both decisions. And so torn apart between letting go or catching to, they walk away towards opposite directions.
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 12:18 AM UTC
Misconceived reality