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i guess they could call it a 'solar eclipse' when we crossed paths and i blocked your world you were brighter than me with your endless glow fiercer with your fire i was just cold and gray with my pale light reflecting your luminosity legend has it that this phenomenon was considered unlucky and i was your thorn among your rose-filled life i reckon you were getting tired as i stood in your way and bothered you endlessly and just like any ordinary 'solar eclipse' this would all have to end and it eventually did
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 12:10 PM UTC
Solar Eclipse
There is this place It’s called Palestine It used to be pretty And peaceful and lively The people lived as they do Everywhere else. Then there came to be this place It’s called Israel Which is basically Palestine But mercilessly occupied It attacked Palestine And took over most of its land. So now in Palestine Or what’s left of it Where there used to be quaint houses There’s just a lot of rubble With broken and burnt doors, utensils and limbs Jutting out from underneath. Where there used to be bright smiles That could light up the world There now are tears, burn marks and bloodied cuts That can rend any human heart Except those that are not human. It is a war, not between states Not between races, nor between fates Nay, this is a bigger war, one of faith At least, that is how it started But now, it is between human and non-human. Tell me, please Is it human to **** innocent people For the sake of self, and the sake of hate? Is it human then also, to remain quiet And watch such tyranny be? It must also be human, to point guns at 4 year olds. And by this definition, Humans of this world, humans that feel Are not humans at all, because they care And those that don’t, well They’re humans at their prime The most evolved of them all. Israel, I salute you, a salute full of mock At your utter humanity, and benevolence Your bombs when they land With the cheers of your people, And your guns when they point At 4-year old terrorists; surely they can **** Palestine, I stand with you, sincerely Your children, your people, your land and your peace Are my children, my people, my land and my peace Their bombs when they land, make my prayers fiercer Their guns when they shoot, make my eyes water But know this, Palestinians, we are one. So when they shoot you, I bleed And when they bomb you, I ache When they hurt you, I feel the pain And when you cry for help, I pray We are blood, we are one body We are the Ummah, we will rise. Until then we pray, we pray and we try Dear Palestine, stay strong, stay firm… Help shall come, in ways unimaginable *Do not weaken, and do not grieve You will overcome them, if you are true believers* Allah has promised, and His promise he upholds. ~Moniba.
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 3:05 PM UTC
Palestine, Oh Palestine
There is this place It’s called Palestine It used to be pretty And peaceful and lively The people lived as they do Everywhere else. Then there came to be this place It’s called Israel Which is basically Palestine But mercilessly occupied It attacked Palestine And took over most of its land. So now in Palestine Or what’s left of it Where there used to be quaint houses There’s just a lot of rubble With broken and burnt doors, utensils and limbs Jutting out from underneath. Where there used to be bright smiles That could light up the world There now are tears, burn marks and bloodied cuts That can rend any human heart Except those that are not human. It is a war, not between states Not between races, nor between fates Nay, this is a bigger war, one of faith At least, that is how it started But now, it is between human and non-human. Tell me, please Is it human to **** innocent people For the sake of self, and the sake of hate? Is it human then also, to remain quiet And watch such tyranny be? It must also be human, to point guns at 4 year olds. And by this definition, Humans of this world, humans that feel Are not humans at all, because they care And those that don’t, well They’re humans at their prime The most evolved of them all. Israel, I salute you, a salute full of mock At your utter humanity, and benevolence Your bombs when they land With the cheers of your people, And your guns when they point At 4-year old terrorists; surely they can **** Palestine, I stand with you, sincerely Your children, your people, your land and your peace Are my children, my people, my land and my peace Their bombs when they land, make my prayers fiercer Their guns when they shoot, make my eyes water But know this, Palestinians, we are one. So when they shoot you, I bleed And when they bomb you, I ache When they hurt you, I feel the pain And when you cry for help, I pray We are blood, we are one body We are the Ummah, we will rise. Until then we pray, we pray and we try Dear Palestine, stay strong, stay firm… Help shall come, in ways unimaginable *Do not weaken, and do not grieve You will overcome them, if you are true believers* Allah has promised, and His promise he upholds. ~Moniba.
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There once was a man named Beowulf Who was fiercer than a demon or werewolf Except that he had a flaw A dragon made him mortally sore This prologue is prophetic To the ending of this epic So I’ll tell you more Beowulf made his mind up at twenty-three He would race his friend to swim across the sea But fighting many sea monsters is quite trial Beowulf only caught up in the final mile Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Breca nearly beat him He managed to defeat him But he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up in his head He would battle Grendel until one was dead But even though his strength could cause a lot of harm Beowulf only severed Grendel’s left arm Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Grendel he had saddened Beowulf wasn’t gladdened And he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up then and there He’d **** Grendel’s mother in her watery lair Although the angry tarn-hag had put up a fight Both monsters were beheaded that very night Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He took a child and mother Like Cain had killed his brother But he had made up his mind Beowulf made his mind up when he was old To slay a raging dragon of whom he’d been told But Beowulf couldn’t deal with the dragon’s fire And he was later burned atop a funeral pyre Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He once was a great hero And now his worth is zero But he would make up his mind
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 1:34 PM UTC
The Saga of Beowulf
There once was a man named Beowulf Who was fiercer than a demon or werewolf Except that he had a flaw A dragon made him mortally sore This prologue is prophetic To the ending of this epic So I’ll tell you more Beowulf made his mind up at twenty-three He would race his friend to swim across the sea But fighting many sea monsters is quite trial Beowulf only caught up in the final mile Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Breca nearly beat him He managed to defeat him But he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up in his head He would battle Grendel until one was dead But even though his strength could cause a lot of harm Beowulf only severed Grendel’s left arm Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Grendel he had saddened Beowulf wasn’t gladdened And he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up then and there He’d **** Grendel’s mother in her watery lair Although the angry tarn-hag had put up a fight Both monsters were beheaded that very night Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He took a child and mother Like Cain had killed his brother But he had made up his mind Beowulf made his mind up when he was old To slay a raging dragon of whom he’d been told But Beowulf couldn’t deal with the dragon’s fire And he was later burned atop a funeral pyre Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He once was a great hero And now his worth is zero But he would make up his mind
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All the ants have scurried away, leaving the unstable mud anthill to crumble. The other older ants are slowly turning grey, From grey to black,non poisonous and feeble. Crimson red ants bursting with colorless blood, Driven by pure prejudiced hunger. to carry heavier loads,more food ,till they collapse under the burden, Their ambition ,now,more fiercer. The grey ants peculiarly fat,dumb and happy, Oblivious to the scurrying soldiers. Waiting to be submerged under the fall,to be perished entirely, Paving way for the red running dots to disperse. A solitary ant suddenly stops scurrying, to WAIT for,they say,patience will conquer all worrying.
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Feb 27, 2012
Feb 27, 2012 at 4:34 AM UTC
Ambitious Ants
So it is eighteen years, Helena, since we met! A season so endears, Nor you nor I forget The fresh young faces that once clove In that most fiery dawn of love. We wandered to and fro, Who knew not how to woo, Those eighteen years ago, Sweetheart, when I and you Exchanged high vows in heaven's sight That scarce survived a summer's night. What scourge smote from the stars What madness from the moon? That night we broke the bars Was quintessential June, When you and I beneath the trees Bartered our bold virginities. Eighteen -years, months, or hours? Time is a tyrant's toy! Eternal are the flowers! We are but girl and boy Yet -since love leapt as swift to-night As it had never left the light! For fiercer from the South Still flames your cruel hair, And Trojan Helen's mouth Still not so ripe and rare As Helena's -nor love nor youth So leaps with lust or thrills with truth. Helena, still we hold Flesh firmer, still we mix Black hair with hair as gold. Life has but served to fix Our hearts; love lingers on the tongue, And who loves once is always young. The stars are still the same; The changeful moon endures; Come without fear or shame, And draw my mouth to yours! Youth fails, however flesh be fain; Manhood and womanhood attain. Life is a string of pearls, And you the first I strung. You left -first flower of girls! - Life lyric on my tongue, An indefatigable dance, An inexhaustible romance! Blush of love's dawn, bright bud That bloomed for my delight, First blossom of my blood, Burn in that blood to-night! Helena, Helena, fiercely fresh, Your flesh flies fervent to my flesh. What sage can dare impugn Man's immortality? Our godhead swims, immune From death and destiny. Ignored the bubble in the flow Of love eighteen short years ago! Time -I embrace all time As my arm rings your waist. Space -you surpass, sublime, As, taking me, we taste Omnipotence, sense slaying sense, Soul slaying soul, omniscience.
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Boo to Buddha
So it is eighteen years, Helena, since we met! A season so endears, Nor you nor I forget The fresh young faces that once clove In that most fiery dawn of love. We wandered to and fro, Who knew not how to woo, Those eighteen years ago, Sweetheart, when I and you Exchanged high vows in heaven's sight That scarce survived a summer's night. What scourge smote from the stars What madness from the moon? That night we broke the bars Was quintessential June, When you and I beneath the trees Bartered our bold virginities. Eighteen -years, months, or hours? Time is a tyrant's toy! Eternal are the flowers! We are but girl and boy Yet -since love leapt as swift to-night As it had never left the light! For fiercer from the South Still flames your cruel hair, And Trojan Helen's mouth Still not so ripe and rare As Helena's -nor love nor youth So leaps with lust or thrills with truth. Helena, still we hold Flesh firmer, still we mix Black hair with hair as gold. Life has but served to fix Our hearts; love lingers on the tongue, And who loves once is always young. The stars are still the same; The changeful moon endures; Come without fear or shame, And draw my mouth to yours! Youth fails, however flesh be fain; Manhood and womanhood attain. Life is a string of pearls, And you the first I strung. You left -first flower of girls! - Life lyric on my tongue, An indefatigable dance, An inexhaustible romance! Blush of love's dawn, bright bud That bloomed for my delight, First blossom of my blood, Burn in that blood to-night! Helena, Helena, fiercely fresh, Your flesh flies fervent to my flesh. What sage can dare impugn Man's immortality? Our godhead swims, immune From death and destiny. Ignored the bubble in the flow Of love eighteen short years ago! Time -I embrace all time As my arm rings your waist. Space -you surpass, sublime, As, taking me, we taste Omnipotence, sense slaying sense, Soul slaying soul, omniscience.
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A flame of Holy ordination and ignition, shall not soon burn out and falter. This flame though a wick it surely hath, will not expire, tho' should you cover it all its bright light shall fade, let this light beam boldly into shadows and all shall tremble and fear. This flame of Holy ordination lit with the softest touch, grows brighter and fiercer, tho' not in anger or hate, but passion, and should this flame lose that bright passion then I surely would weep, and prostrate myself in search of re-ignition, for this flame is better for five minutes than darkness eternity in darkness, I earnestly seek this flame.
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Jan 31, 2012
Jan 31, 2012 at 10:21 PM UTC
Flame.
A GLEAM -- a gleam -- from Ida's height, By the Fire-god sent, it came; From watch to watch it leapt, that light, As a rider rode the flame! It shot through the startled sky, And the torch of that blazing glory Old Lemnos caught on high, On its holy promontory, And sent it on, the jocund sign, To Athos, Mount of Jove divine. Wildly the while, it rose from the isle, So that the might of the journeying Light Skimmed over the back of the gleaming brine! Farther and faster speeds it on, Till the watch that keeps Macistus steep See it burst like a blazing Sun! Doth Macistus sleep On his tower-clad steep? No! rapid and red doth the wild fire sweep; It flashes afar on the wayward stream Of the wild Euripus, the rushing beam! It rouses the light on Messapion's height, And they feed its breath with the withered heath. But it may not stay! And away -- away -- It bounds in its freshening might. Silent and soon, Like a broadened moon, It passes in sheen, Asopus green, And bursts on Cithaeron gray! The warder wakes to the Signal-rays, And it swoops from the hill with a broader blaze. On, on the fiery Glory rode; Thy lonely lake, Gorgopis, glowed! To Megara's Mount it came; They feed it again And it streams amain-- A giant beard of Flame! The headland cliffs that darkly down O'er the Saronic waters frown, Are passed with the Swift One's lurid stride, And the huge rock glares on the glaring tide. With mightier march and fiercer power It gained Arachne's neighboring tower; Thence on our Argive roof its rest it won, Of Ida's fire the long-descended Son! Bright Harbinger of glory and of joy! So first and last with equal honor crowned, In solemn feasts the race-torch circles round. -- And these my heralds! -- this my SIGN OF PEACE; Lo! while we breathe, the victor lords of Greece Stalk, in stern tumult, through the halls of Troy!
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The Beacon Fires
A GLEAM -- a gleam -- from Ida's height, By the Fire-god sent, it came; From watch to watch it leapt, that light, As a rider rode the flame! It shot through the startled sky, And the torch of that blazing glory Old Lemnos caught on high, On its holy promontory, And sent it on, the jocund sign, To Athos, Mount of Jove divine. Wildly the while, it rose from the isle, So that the might of the journeying Light Skimmed over the back of the gleaming brine! Farther and faster speeds it on, Till the watch that keeps Macistus steep See it burst like a blazing Sun! Doth Macistus sleep On his tower-clad steep? No! rapid and red doth the wild fire sweep; It flashes afar on the wayward stream Of the wild Euripus, the rushing beam! It rouses the light on Messapion's height, And they feed its breath with the withered heath. But it may not stay! And away -- away -- It bounds in its freshening might. Silent and soon, Like a broadened moon, It passes in sheen, Asopus green, And bursts on Cithaeron gray! The warder wakes to the Signal-rays, And it swoops from the hill with a broader blaze. On, on the fiery Glory rode; Thy lonely lake, Gorgopis, glowed! To Megara's Mount it came; They feed it again And it streams amain-- A giant beard of Flame! The headland cliffs that darkly down O'er the Saronic waters frown, Are passed with the Swift One's lurid stride, And the huge rock glares on the glaring tide. With mightier march and fiercer power It gained Arachne's neighboring tower; Thence on our Argive roof its rest it won, Of Ida's fire the long-descended Son! Bright Harbinger of glory and of joy! So first and last with equal honor crowned, In solemn feasts the race-torch circles round. -- And these my heralds! -- this my SIGN OF PEACE; Lo! while we breathe, the victor lords of Greece Stalk, in stern tumult, through the halls of Troy!
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And then I too am part of the silence that casts its post-sunset stillness throughout this swamp white oak's great spread. It seems as though even the hive of honeybees and the nearby nest of baby birds have stopped to admire the feeling of the world tilting on its axis; sinking through space. We all gaze further upwards, those bees and birds and I. And nestled in the remaining twigs above, is the shockingly finite dance of the leaves... of the stars. The shadows that hang from the top-most branches cast their way down around me and coat their way all over the ground, making it easy to forget the height— the ultimate suspension. Because born within my skin is a swamp white oak, stretching its branches through the grey matter in my mind, over-taking and over-whelming. At the end of it all is me: a tiny little acorn laid by an impossible evolution of people into trees. Every cell becomes leaf and the heart a listening ear. Amongst the chorus of the frogs, the owls, the coyotes— the chorus of the woods around— is that shift so revered. The shift of the Earth. The Earth tilting on its axis. It’s time to admit that the maps and man’s little green boxes there, are nothing but products of a continually diminishing temper... showing that when this swamp white falls, it won’t just be a wood that’s finally left barren. It won't just be a body left emptied and charred. Please, I think, as the bark gets flimsier and flimsier beneath my feet. As the wind gets fiercer and fiercer howling in my ears. *Please. Let this lone acorn standing here sprout into something. Let a swamp white oak be seen.*
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 6:27 PM UTC
Climbing Trees at Dusk
And then I too am part of the silence that casts its post-sunset stillness throughout this swamp white oak's great spread. It seems as though even the hive of honeybees and the nearby nest of baby birds have stopped to admire the feeling of the world tilting on its axis; sinking through space. We all gaze further upwards, those bees and birds and I. And nestled in the remaining twigs above, is the shockingly finite dance of the leaves... of the stars. The shadows that hang from the top-most branches cast their way down around me and coat their way all over the ground, making it easy to forget the height— the ultimate suspension. Because born within my skin is a swamp white oak, stretching its branches through the grey matter in my mind, over-taking and over-whelming. At the end of it all is me: a tiny little acorn laid by an impossible evolution of people into trees. Every cell becomes leaf and the heart a listening ear. Amongst the chorus of the frogs, the owls, the coyotes— the chorus of the woods around— is that shift so revered. The shift of the Earth. The Earth tilting on its axis. It’s time to admit that the maps and man’s little green boxes there, are nothing but products of a continually diminishing temper... showing that when this swamp white falls, it won’t just be a wood that’s finally left barren. It won't just be a body left emptied and charred. Please, I think, as the bark gets flimsier and flimsier beneath my feet. As the wind gets fiercer and fiercer howling in my ears. *Please. Let this lone acorn standing here sprout into something. Let a swamp white oak be seen.*
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In one who felt as once he felt, This might, perhaps, have fann’d the flame; But now his heart no more will melt, Because that heart is not the same. As when the ebbing flames are low, The aid which once improved their light, And bade them burn with fiercer glow, Now quenches all their blaze in night. Thus has it been with Passion’s fires— As many a boy and girl remembers— While every hope of love expires, Extinguish’d with the dying embers. The first, though not a spark survive, Some careful hand may teach to burn; The last, alas! can ne’er survive; No touch can bid its warmth return. Or, if it chance to wake again, Not always doom’d its heat to smother, It sheds (so wayward fates ordain) Its former warmth around another.
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On Finding A Fan
I saw thee on thy bridal day— When a burning blush came o’er thee, Though happiness around thee lay, The world all love before thee: And in thine eye a kindling light (Whatever it might be) Was all on Earth my aching sight Of Loveliness could see. That blush, perhaps, was maiden shame— As such it well may pass— Though its glow hath raised a fiercer flame In the breast of him, alas! Who saw thee on that bridal day, When that deep blush would come o’er thee, Though happiness around thee lay, The world all love before thee.
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Song
872 As the Starved Maelstrom laps the Navies As the Vulture teased Forces the Broods in lonely Valleys As the Tiger eased By but a Crumb of Blood, fasts Scarlet Till he meet a Man Dainty adorned with Veins and Tissues And partakes—his Tongue Cooled by the Morsel for a moment Grows a fiercer thing Till he esteem his Dates and Cocoa A Nutrition mean I, of a finer Famine Deem my Supper dry For but a Berry of Domingo And a Torrid Eye.
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As the Starved Maelstrom laps the Navies
Dangerous times nearing midnight. Every day opens with fresh blood or ink drying down our throats, "...and I Must Scream.", Harlan Ellison [1967] Honeycombs of humanity sink into themselves and form a thick syrup they claim will cure our ailments, but still tastes like Third ***** nationalism.  They burn our shelters and chant, "Home." Resistance looks strange. People aren't choking on gag orders, they're going around the wall, but hundreds are behind bars for protest, or still getting killed on the streets, or getting hosed down in the cold for advocating clean water. They're putting bounties on antifascists. We beat that ***** Richard Spencer, but we're yet to strike the one in the White House. Rattlesnakes under our heels, we've grown into something fiercer. Something deadlier.
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 3:21 PM UTC
"Lucky Cat Paradise."
A Real Strong Woman She's smiling this morning like everything is alright You'd never know by looking she was crying all last night She puts on a mask; a well made disguise But if you look hard enough you'll see the tears behind her eyes A stubborn fool its true, but she's tougher 'n nails She'll keep fighting when everyone else would fail She's a heart of only the purest of gold A hug that would melt a heart grown so cold Her touch is as tender as a lover's embrace Around her 's a smile on everyone's face She has a love far greater than the oceans and seas An uncanny ability to just put me at ease She's a protection that's fiercer than a mother for her child She's strong and she's tough still she's gentle and mild She's smiling this morning like everything is alright You'd never know by looking she was crying all last night She's a real strong woman and that's a fac' Them real strong women bounce right back
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 10:38 PM UTC
Real Strong Women
I'm wearing a straight jacket all over As my fashion statement My body got the memo early That the world wouldn't be able to handle my movement So it doesn't move... Just so that the world doesn't explode from my Awesomeness Eyes are glued to me Like gum to my wheelchair Because I'm fiercer than Beyoncé Some have the audacity to try to berate me Thinking that I'm lesser because I don't succumb to the filth of the floor I won't descend to that level My feet weren't made to stand on this world God knew that only the best would do This world isn't ready for my Heavenly struts Rihanna ain't got nothing on me I refuse to accept my situation as a prison sentence My heavy skin isn't my prison warden It's my accessory for my outfit Even though I'm rolling here I'll not only be walking, I'll be soaring in Heaven So you don't have to give me your discount pity I take cash You may call me a handicap But I call myself a Princess Who can only walk on golden roads.
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 10:05 PM UTC
I'm Wearing Handicap Like Lingerie
Phantom Fierce Pierce For Sally Do have the courage of fear? What! You heard me. Admit that we are all inhabited, Admit that we are all inhibited. Fear, the eleventh plague visited upon the Egyptians, Nothing more paralyzingly complete. Walking down an average day, an average street, A median day, a medium day that a Black disease from whence unknown, And you are a froze shadowed chalk figure Drawn upon the concrete, unable to move. What would you pay, anything, What would you give, everything, Cleanse it all Cut out the incisions That with precision Haunt your every Waking and sleeping moment. The deeds that did not get done, The deeds that cannot get undone, Both your undoing. A plague on both, a plague on me, My plague, unique to me, Free me from this whatever the cost. But it can't be arranged. No devil to sell back the things Of which you are ashamed, No stain stick extant to guarantee success. When the hollow is so great You feel non-existent. But you do not see what I see... Courage, raw and plain, admits These phantoms are not phantoms at all. Those figures try to break you. There is a beach, a path, where you know, Safety. Not easy to get there. The bus schedule unpublished. But the bus line exists. And you have the courage to wait, patiently Until it arrives. There is value here, if you read between the dashes And the dots. I see you for who you are. You are the phantom fiercer piercer. Shown us the way.
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Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Phantom Fierce Pierce
We would never work. I need stability and security. I need safety. But you, you're inherently unsafe. You seek out chaos and conflict intentionally because you think it's interesting. If you were on the Titanic,you'd be pouring champagne and singing while the ship went down. Everyone would be screaming, getting into  lifeboats, and you'd be standing there on deck, with your glass of champagne, laughing, and you'd still find your way off the **** boat without even trying. Are you familiar with the story , "The Monkey's Paw?" There's this magic monkey's paw, like a rabbit's foot kind of, and it grants any three wishes you want . The problem is, for every wish that comes true , there is a terrible, huge cost. Being with you would be my wish. You're  everything I want, and everything I'm not, and you would ruin me. You don't consider consequences, and if we were to end, you would move on to the next experience that seems interesting. But I would never recover. Being with you and losing you would devastate me so much that I can't even consider taking that risk. You're like a high -risk investment. You could make me extremely wealthy, or I'll end up on the street. I've never known someone with so much anxiety and so little fear. Face it, the reason you're into feminism isn't because you want to raise up other women-- it's because you want to be held to the same standard as men. You know you're not just better than most women you meet, but that you are smarter, fiercer and more ambitious than most men, too. You want to be recognized as the best PERSON in the room, not just the best woman. Do you really want me to try and stop you? You don't , because no matter what I say, you're going to do it. If anything the best way to discourage you is to encourage you, but you'll still do what you want anyway.And if you choose not to do it, it won't be on moral grounds, but just because you want to deny yourself a passion to prove that you can say no to yourself, that you have control, and that's not much better than doing it anyway, isn't it? You are the strongest woman I've ever met. You hardly ever know what you want, but when you think you want something, you go out and get it. You never hesitate, you ignore your fear, and you don't care about morality. Sometimes though, you feel ashamed of yourself , and hide in your charms. You do it for so long and try so hard that you forget yourself. Don't forget yourself. You seek out people who have the passion and motivation you think you lack, but you have these things more than anyone. And most of all, you are powerful. I can't explain the power that emanates from you, but it's like a force of nature. You can't hide it and you shouldn't. You need chaos and conflict and madness to keep going, because you ARE chaotic, conflicted and mad.You need to stop feeling guilty and afraid of yourself, and be the person you are, not the person you think you should be.
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 2:14 AM UTC
Monologue by Neil about me.
We would never work. I need stability and security. I need safety. But you, you're inherently unsafe. You seek out chaos and conflict intentionally because you think it's interesting. If you were on the Titanic,you'd be pouring champagne and singing while the ship went down. Everyone would be screaming, getting into  lifeboats, and you'd be standing there on deck, with your glass of champagne, laughing, and you'd still find your way off the **** boat without even trying. Are you familiar with the story , "The Monkey's Paw?" There's this magic monkey's paw, like a rabbit's foot kind of, and it grants any three wishes you want . The problem is, for every wish that comes true , there is a terrible, huge cost. Being with you would be my wish. You're  everything I want, and everything I'm not, and you would ruin me. You don't consider consequences, and if we were to end, you would move on to the next experience that seems interesting. But I would never recover. Being with you and losing you would devastate me so much that I can't even consider taking that risk. You're like a high -risk investment. You could make me extremely wealthy, or I'll end up on the street. I've never known someone with so much anxiety and so little fear. Face it, the reason you're into feminism isn't because you want to raise up other women-- it's because you want to be held to the same standard as men. You know you're not just better than most women you meet, but that you are smarter, fiercer and more ambitious than most men, too. You want to be recognized as the best PERSON in the room, not just the best woman. Do you really want me to try and stop you? You don't , because no matter what I say, you're going to do it. If anything the best way to discourage you is to encourage you, but you'll still do what you want anyway.And if you choose not to do it, it won't be on moral grounds, but just because you want to deny yourself a passion to prove that you can say no to yourself, that you have control, and that's not much better than doing it anyway, isn't it? You are the strongest woman I've ever met. You hardly ever know what you want, but when you think you want something, you go out and get it. You never hesitate, you ignore your fear, and you don't care about morality. Sometimes though, you feel ashamed of yourself , and hide in your charms. You do it for so long and try so hard that you forget yourself. Don't forget yourself. You seek out people who have the passion and motivation you think you lack, but you have these things more than anyone. And most of all, you are powerful. I can't explain the power that emanates from you, but it's like a force of nature. You can't hide it and you shouldn't. You need chaos and conflict and madness to keep going, because you ARE chaotic, conflicted and mad.You need to stop feeling guilty and afraid of yourself, and be the person you are, not the person you think you should be.
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My love goes everywhere in sandals wearing abalone at her throat. She calls herself a commoner, but I know she is a goddess from an older, fiercer order of things, a warrior woman struggling to be free. When she laughs the birds listen. When she touches me, my heartbeat slows. She says what she means and knows what she knows. Unafraid of who she is, she takes herself wherever she goes. My love in sandals, walking. ~mce
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 8:09 AM UTC
My Love In Sandals Walking
Two years of laughter and smiles Two years of being worth the while Of course for David it could feel like its been two years Worth of Lucy's tears You are my greatest friend My love from the beginning right to the end Battles fiercer than those of helms deep But love that forever is ours to keep And although when I'm angry I may look (and act) like an Orc I do still love you more than a lot In truth I'm more of a hobbit Loving and loyal (Not so much small) Entirely devoted To my David and my David alone For you are my precious My love, my only one. No one can have you (not even Sauron!) I'd like to see him and his ring wraiths Face me and my one woman fury Two years today we started a journey And still today we are forever learning That you hate mushrooms and sugared tea 90210, gossip girl, and feet! But I love you and you love me And may this journeys end never be For I love you more now than two years before And I know for sure that, this love will grow 14/6/11 until the end of time I love you baby that's just how it is There and back again A love tale By David and Lucy So do me favour and keep on laughing Otherwise you've wasted 720 days of minecrafting!
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 10:50 AM UTC
A poem for David (two year anniversary)
I am the coy smiling handsome man and my feet beat the darkness away when I rush. And I rush, in the alleys, sightless, an actor led by lines of wilting dialogue. And jasmine litters the gutters, fit to be dredged, the aroma and the petals streaked with reminiscence. I rush. I am the man toward an apogee, a scalpel, with tastes as keen as winter lavender, and eyes that feel the weight of tastes behind them. As I dredge the depths for rarer tastes I rush toward the gutter. And like the gutters I thirst, in the levees and fen- In the fen the rush of prey caught Idling fills the space inside my eyes like oil, and I dredge the lake for traces. I am the actor, the dredge, my wit rehearsed and I am acquainted with the lady of the night. I smile as she caresses my oily deluged eyes- And her eyes are filled with bile, accented by jasmine, even in the dimmest light of gutters are rushing to an apogee, fiercer than I'd like them to appear, but I am the scalpel, to incise the insincere- I am the prince, an heir to exacting the coerced- I watch her eyes like windows from the gutter like a vigil and hold tight to her breath. I pour her blood in paper cups until her breath is weightless- And I rush, an actor, in the scene that we portray- I am the giver, the oily deluged eyes that close around the flesh and rend the fruit from the rind.
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Mar 27, 2010
Mar 27, 2010 at 12:52 PM UTC
Artificial Intelligence
#winter chills my bones fiercer every season her warmth i seek with the prayer O God, let her grow not older When i snuggle into her hear her lips' quiver ..........let him grow not older#
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
Winter Prayer
Two hearts box it out Ding! They're off! Hard Heart puts up a good fight! Sweet Heart dodges the blows Oh! Looks like Hard Heart is gaining momentum Look at him go! Sweet Heart pounds in place Pow! Sweet Heart is down on the floor! One...two...three.... She's back! And throws a sucker punch! Hard Heart is thrown for a loop! One...two...three.... Look at him rebound! Back up! And fiercer than ever! Sweet Heart is wearing thin! A couple more rounds... Sweet Heart gets a pep talk... Go for the center! Aim hard! Sweet Heart is back to the challenge! But try as she may Hard Heart is extra cold His belly tough as steel! A few more punches, and Referee calls it Hard Heart wins!!! Sweet Heart, tired and panting, acknowledges her defeat and walks away Hard Heart raises himself up to a thunderous crowd!!!!!!!!! But the look on his face! Is he wearing soft? Suddenly, he feels dejected and somehow he find the trophy of loneliness isn't that sweet after all
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Jul 7, 2010
Jul 7, 2010 at 8:27 AM UTC
Nine Rounds (Hard Heart verses Sweet Heart)
Once across a Caledonia dreary, whose Echo, Amid the Jötnar, was MAN, I wandered hurt and weary, Until yon Glare, with deadly Rage flaming, Lo! I beheld, next to the Iron Gates Of a long-forgotten Ruin named still After incorruptible Titanium. A noble, finely engraved feudal Vest, Under a Luminary invisible, implacable, Shone thither with a Glare fiercer, methought, Than that of the rubies at warlike Valhalla, Amid Walls time-eaten, kingly Banners, and proud Towers, And dwelt there in melting Titanium. Deep memories of martial Woe Like an arrow piercing my ***** and aimed Thro' the Night with lethal Glare, No barrier was there to be found Between my Past yielding and this conquering Robe With Runes marked deep in Titanium. Thus I remembered having once graved, In revered silence and solitary anger, Into the Glare, within the Hills, upon the Dust, The Emblem of the OVERMAN, Which thou may again now see gleaming, With pride Superhuman, o'er this garb of Titanium. My Enemy Wraith haunting me no more, Into a most profane dying hour, I walked forth, to wear of the Armour of the Glare the worth, And felt, intensely, from the Zenith of a most fiery Heaven, The Rays from the Stars imbuing my Very Gore With blinding, rageful Titanium. Hereupon, with Cuirass thus worn, I bethought me of boldly ascending, With heavy Claymore drawn, in a Guard of the Hawk, At Ultima Thule, of the Bluish Glare, the Hidden Rock, And at its scorching Crest, with Blade o'er me flashing, widened my gathering Breast, The Largest Mirror, the Highest Beacon, aye, Before the wild Blaze molten down in Titanium.
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Jul 24, 2020
Jul 24, 2020 at 3:12 AM UTC
The Titanium Vest
Once across a Caledonia dreary, whose Echo, Amid the Jötnar, was MAN, I wandered hurt and weary, Until yon Glare, with deadly Rage flaming, Lo! I beheld, next to the Iron Gates Of a long-forgotten Ruin named still After incorruptible Titanium. A noble, finely engraved feudal Vest, Under a Luminary invisible, implacable, Shone thither with a Glare fiercer, methought, Than that of the rubies at warlike Valhalla, Amid Walls time-eaten, kingly Banners, and proud Towers, And dwelt there in melting Titanium. Deep memories of martial Woe Like an arrow piercing my ***** and aimed Thro' the Night with lethal Glare, No barrier was there to be found Between my Past yielding and this conquering Robe With Runes marked deep in Titanium. Thus I remembered having once graved, In revered silence and solitary anger, Into the Glare, within the Hills, upon the Dust, The Emblem of the OVERMAN, Which thou may again now see gleaming, With pride Superhuman, o'er this garb of Titanium. My Enemy Wraith haunting me no more, Into a most profane dying hour, I walked forth, to wear of the Armour of the Glare the worth, And felt, intensely, from the Zenith of a most fiery Heaven, The Rays from the Stars imbuing my Very Gore With blinding, rageful Titanium. Hereupon, with Cuirass thus worn, I bethought me of boldly ascending, With heavy Claymore drawn, in a Guard of the Hawk, At Ultima Thule, of the Bluish Glare, the Hidden Rock, And at its scorching Crest, with Blade o'er me flashing, widened my gathering Breast, The Largest Mirror, the Highest Beacon, aye, Before the wild Blaze molten down in Titanium.
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Before the thunder coats my lungs I whisper soft The storm is a cacophony of pink that flows between slow and stop. In every direction, pointed hats and sharp signs stinging words and biting looks phrases dotted with peaches and comb-overs hardened women fiercer than the surging wind. I had never imagined feeling so powerful until 50,000 women and men and nonbinary friends engulfed my senses in magenta and bubblegum and lightning struck 100,000 times in the space of two blocks.
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 11:33 PM UTC
Why I March
It’s not giving up when you let go. You tried, right? You held him fast in your arms until You were only clutching air. You still wish for him there. You may ache for him in the night Though your loneliness was fiercer With his breath in your lungs. Yet like the morning fog He has disappeared, Leaving the warmth of day In his wake
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 1:50 AM UTC
Daybreak
Foolish men. You trust all that is around you, you rely on the deceit, the deception, like it is worth dying for. You foolish men. You’ve gotten so good at lying that you can’t even tell the difference, between your truths, from your hollow lies. I once believed that I can live happily ever after, just as I’d watched in the movies. I thought that I can have powers, cast spells, and travel to a time before my own existence. I once believed that, I can fly on broomsticks, that I can make objects move with my mind. I believed that I should just leave my cares behind, that I should run away, instead of facing the problems of life. That even if words would afflict me, or if the world persecutes me, I should do nothing. But we shouldn’t believe everything that passes through our ears, for we invest too much in these. We should remember, that we pour over worlds that have been imagined, and that we watch scenes that look all too good to be true. Do not let these falsehoods keep you restrained. But instead, let them make you better. Let them make you bolder, fiercer, and let them make you achieve. Achieve in what was thought to be impossible, what was thought to be unobtainable, what was thought to be unachievable. Don't let these lies keep you down, because it is "I once believed" for a reason. And that reason is, that you didn't let the lies succeed.
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Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014 at 10:25 AM UTC
I Once Believed