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"fledging" poems
After the rain settles the Fieldfare appear one by one The fledging Sun paints shadows, clouds part themselves Barefoot, on cold bracken we look for the threadbare stumps and leaves Winter cold,deep against its snare, snaps.
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Nov 8, 2021
Nov 8, 2021 at 8:26 AM UTC
Rain in Winter
In this breathing gallery Art is vivid for science to be For science to be executed Art is a spatter of feelings In wows and wonder Chemistry goes on and on In vigorous interactions of substance, of souls, of colors Art surfaces as chemistry deepens Then there comes the Art collector Fledging up the souls.
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Feb 3, 2018
Feb 3, 2018 at 1:34 PM UTC
A spatter on the surface
When did the soil give birth to ideologies of hate? Floating thoughts taking hold of tempestuous souls To wreak destitution and abject destruction upon City slabs Intangible ideas, not to be grasped, squeeze hard On curled metal, give birth to flying shells Hit hard on soft targets Stories held within forms, never known to thy perpetrator Indiscriminate fury built upon muddled theory How powerful a virulent ideology Minds clash in spoken wars, yet the earth does recoil As fragile limbs confronted by flying shells Limp, lifeless hand stretched forth Pleading for continuation of a life not contemplated to end Not here, in this way Crudely broken by the stench of decay I remember when Friday night was for play Humanities throat pressed upon not by religion Knife drawn not by capitalism Shots fired not by secularism Yet a common strain persists in all That of power seeking Corrupting hearts, dividing parts uneven, the spread obscene Impose a will on another Crush fledging life pursuing what is best to you Oh! The clouds I plead beneath pass me by Your ‘best’ is but yours, permit me to fly by
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
For Victims of Ideology
The sunlight, like a mother’s touch, lies gentle on the water’s face. The last warm breath of summer past Not ready yet to yield its place And you and I walk, hand in hand, Around the long and winding path Past where fledging Mallards stand And weeping willows sweep the earth. From beyond the rushes comes the soulful melody of a horn.. All else is still, no sound intrudes upon the bassist and his song.. Above us Ninja squirrels fly And bomb the path with acorn shells If they should hit me do not laugh Odds are that they’ll get you as well. I’m glad we came to Oakland Lake, To watch the waterfowl at play, And have a quiet conversation about a nearly perfect day.
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 10:36 PM UTC
Oakland Lake
Write a happy story, They said. They did not know Pencils grow heavier As they scratch lies across a page. Pretty girl, Handsome boy. Sparks that flew Hearts that grew Lips that met. Write a happy story, They said. They did not know That life gets in the way Of fledging happiness. Pretty girl, Handsome boy. Words that fell Down the nape of her neck And into her chest. Fingers that caressed The line of his jaw And the ridge of her cheek. Whispers that rose Yielding into the ice of the moon And crept into the lining of their souls. Write a happy story, They said. They did not know Happiness carries the inevitability Of pain underneath its wings. Pretty girl, Handsome boy. One basket of memories never made And of growing disappointments. One slowly cooling heart. Two stale throats musty and seldom used. Write a happy story, They said. They did not know That no matter how much heart’s-blood You pour into their soul, Sooner or later, destiny comes to play. Even the greatest love story, eventually finds an end. Pretty girl, Handsome boy. Fairy-tales incarnate. But fairy-tales cannot survive in this world. The magic mirrors cracked. The poisoned apples fail. The dragons triumph. The animals voiceless. The princes leave. The princesses stray. Write a happy story, They said. I wrote them a fairy tale, But happiness had already flown away, And my pencil had been Too dull to capture it again.
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 10:30 PM UTC
Heart's-blood and moondust (A Happy Story)
Like human drones, They trailed the messiah From Frisco to Guyana, In search of Eden Among anacondas, tapirs, Diminutive Wai Wais, And Purple-heart giants.... Where torrential rain Blasted the ****** soil Like B-24 bombers Over Normandy... And piranhas Shredded human flesh To naked bone In black-water creeks Coursing through the Amazon... And a fledging nation Of less than 1 million Navigated the treacherous canefields Of independence... Why....? The question lingers Like maggots on 900 rotting corpses... Why....? The answers wither Like 900 minds mesmerized By Jim the messiah... Forfeiting lavish luxuries of freedom For the Temple's tickets To a worry-free ride... To Heaven. ~ Pablo (#JimTheMessiah) 3/1/2014
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 9:51 AM UTC
Jim the Messiah
They decked their bodies on the hexagonal stairway, That primed up into the heavens of boulders. Decked boulders, Eyes from the dead shoulders, That ran the dust of time and concern, With double ambiguity; That ran the cobwebs of melodrama, Of Purple voids And dainty scars, There were just blocks. There was no God. No Owl. No leaflet or Foliage. There was just a dainty scar That cervically opened Into a white expanse of rugged and dusty fieldstones; With the waves expanding their circumference It was hard to keep the shells afloat. Rosebuds, it looked like, The little ***** that dug out of dung holes, Everywhere on the white crystalline beach; Rose budded footprints of an animaline saint. It might just not be the little ***** Then the dust rose up. It amalgamated into the purple haze That became the tender feet of cupids that embedded Their rose-budded footprints along the shore of the sea Sea that circumference the earth; A Chinese fishnet flew out of the foliage That, that is drugged in a an embrace Gently over the ocean’s tiny footprints. The fishnet was not targeted or focused on oars But it was the Oars That roared an echo That conjured a Wraith With Ate by its side; They roared in unison In a screaming echo of the overdue night before. One with desperate fledging oars, In a senseless sea And, In an endless churn; Then the sky drifted apart To clear the grey remains, That of a nuclear battleground Of the last world It skid along a steep drift And found a purple pathway. The pathway took enough time to open them The dingy awls of ancient machine plates. Entwined and unforgotten, These had made a rounder depth into its omnipotent boulders Than the mongrel-ic infrastructure of the present world; Mongrels of a primitive category of potential. The wisdom that was as ****** as A bloated hyacinth in its first blossom; It took a speck of a quarter wink. Chaos followed obstruction, And the dust jostled out in the jiffiest. It was a strange new octopi. With blades for pearls. With fangs for lustre With gigantic dilation of a black void of pupil; How could it run through? It phantom-ed the serpent in one plunge; And a single spasm. Then it exploded. A million nebulas bristling with a zillion kind of rainbows, Rainbows of hydrangeas in elixiric daze at the tip of each finger. And, Starlets. Then it was all purple. Cosmotic falancho on a curly fledge.
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 5:34 PM UTC
Fledging flight of the feminine falanchos
They decked their bodies on the hexagonal stairway, That primed up into the heavens of boulders. Decked boulders, Eyes from the dead shoulders, That ran the dust of time and concern, With double ambiguity; That ran the cobwebs of melodrama, Of Purple voids And dainty scars, There were just blocks. There was no God. No Owl. No leaflet or Foliage. There was just a dainty scar That cervically opened Into a white expanse of rugged and dusty fieldstones; With the waves expanding their circumference It was hard to keep the shells afloat. Rosebuds, it looked like, The little ***** that dug out of dung holes, Everywhere on the white crystalline beach; Rose budded footprints of an animaline saint. It might just not be the little ***** Then the dust rose up. It amalgamated into the purple haze That became the tender feet of cupids that embedded Their rose-budded footprints along the shore of the sea Sea that circumference the earth; A Chinese fishnet flew out of the foliage That, that is drugged in a an embrace Gently over the ocean’s tiny footprints. The fishnet was not targeted or focused on oars But it was the Oars That roared an echo That conjured a Wraith With Ate by its side; They roared in unison In a screaming echo of the overdue night before. One with desperate fledging oars, In a senseless sea And, In an endless churn; Then the sky drifted apart To clear the grey remains, That of a nuclear battleground Of the last world It skid along a steep drift And found a purple pathway. The pathway took enough time to open them The dingy awls of ancient machine plates. Entwined and unforgotten, These had made a rounder depth into its omnipotent boulders Than the mongrel-ic infrastructure of the present world; Mongrels of a primitive category of potential. The wisdom that was as ****** as A bloated hyacinth in its first blossom; It took a speck of a quarter wink. Chaos followed obstruction, And the dust jostled out in the jiffiest. It was a strange new octopi. With blades for pearls. With fangs for lustre With gigantic dilation of a black void of pupil; How could it run through? It phantom-ed the serpent in one plunge; And a single spasm. Then it exploded. A million nebulas bristling with a zillion kind of rainbows, Rainbows of hydrangeas in elixiric daze at the tip of each finger. And, Starlets. Then it was all purple. Cosmotic falancho on a curly fledge.
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Clocking in, Trudging on, Grinding the nose down to the bone, Clock out, Et cetera, Ad Nauseam, Goes the routine of the last of the Blue-Collar poets. Can't think of words, Too dog-tired to think of rhyming schemes, Too sore for clever entendres, Too broke to focus on fixing verses, stanzas, and metrics. Thinking of the too-long day, And the too-long day to come, Fighting for a long shot of a good-night's sleep, For a glimmer of a decent day off, Clawing for a decent day's pay. Sweeping up the metal shavings, Spattered with hot, hot grease, Bones broken by falling boxes, Maimed by unsafe machines. Keep the Blue-Collar poet in mind, As you operate your computers, Sitting in your White-Collar dream, For their fledging numbers dwindle, That will never get the chance at your dream
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May 19, 2023
May 19, 2023 at 11:01 PM UTC
Last of the Blue-Collar Poets
Oh the men that make their way Sitting around in lapping bays How a wish is whispered naked in the corner bar Never heard from someone close but always from someone afar A listless night of effort is remembered fondly Worlds torn to pieces just because the sight of another temptation missing So the story goes from soul to soul like fish peeking from their fishy bowl Scattering for a thought into publishment to share a pain that can only be felt within Experience tempts the senses to reveal and spit and *** and bleed onto the page scanned and verified and blotted by high ink and Misinterpreted But still tried as if a jury full of fledging turtles tempting the God's to bring the wisdown unseen but known by clowns with twisted frowns, and analyzed by sizes with flashy prizes and excavated by the mindless & ****** vacated and ripped to shreds but still seemingly in love in bed So the bearer of the bad appears in blue Shifting from side to side from the news Knee deep in his own birthed and electric disease A breath of air touches the ears of the virgins The attempting takers Eyes that gaze up skirts and oh how I remember how it hurt, how it hurt With the water entrenched with the back and forth touch within but still no sight of a friendly boat But oh the loafs, the hot bread manics, underlying a temper furious hot ferocity, fast and fast and fast until they met themselves, seeing themselves sweating, panting, exhaling and finally feeling what it feels like to expel the spell they were cursed with and are now forced to live with Through it all if one doesn't have a ball They'll turn out to be just another victim with a gripped dulled saw With a wasted mother's gift, a wasted torn ticket, a pocket of wasted rockets, Their grandly sad and oh so deserved Epic fall
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Mar 28, 2011
Mar 28, 2011 at 9:52 PM UTC
Which One Do You Fight For?
Oh the men that make their way Sitting around in lapping bays How a wish is whispered naked in the corner bar Never heard from someone close but always from someone afar A listless night of effort is remembered fondly Worlds torn to pieces just because the sight of another temptation missing So the story goes from soul to soul like fish peeking from their fishy bowl Scattering for a thought into publishment to share a pain that can only be felt within Experience tempts the senses to reveal and spit and *** and bleed onto the page scanned and verified and blotted by high ink and Misinterpreted But still tried as if a jury full of fledging turtles tempting the God's to bring the wisdown unseen but known by clowns with twisted frowns, and analyzed by sizes with flashy prizes and excavated by the mindless & ****** vacated and ripped to shreds but still seemingly in love in bed So the bearer of the bad appears in blue Shifting from side to side from the news Knee deep in his own birthed and electric disease A breath of air touches the ears of the virgins The attempting takers Eyes that gaze up skirts and oh how I remember how it hurt, how it hurt With the water entrenched with the back and forth touch within but still no sight of a friendly boat But oh the loafs, the hot bread manics, underlying a temper furious hot ferocity, fast and fast and fast until they met themselves, seeing themselves sweating, panting, exhaling and finally feeling what it feels like to expel the spell they were cursed with and are now forced to live with Through it all if one doesn't have a ball They'll turn out to be just another victim with a gripped dulled saw With a wasted mother's gift, a wasted torn ticket, a pocket of wasted rockets, Their grandly sad and oh so deserved Epic fall
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Lust consumes my every waking thought The inevitable fall from grace that follows after trauma I was young, a fledging then and yet was still cast out Into hell As my fragile feathers sizzled I was choked by them An acrid mixture of burned chemicals, of ozone The pain is unbearable Screams, the muscle contortions wrenching my body apart Blood and flesh take shape mortally and the fall ends A sudden crack, my vision blurs Sore ribs reflect a broken heart. Memory erased The ground is hard beneath me. Flames lick at my back Cast out from paradise for the trace of impurity my thoughts evoked One of the fallen. Birthed in sin.
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Oct 13, 2011
Oct 13, 2011 at 11:43 AM UTC
From Darkness
Submerged in slumbering marshes of youth soot riddled, benign mole mermaids and Jupiter bathed in the water of her soul shape shifting contradictions crumbs of a whole Strewn in the irony of thorned garlands on eggshell whims, jettisoning off cliffs She plunged headfirst seeking his gnawed bristle lips lattice tresses curving along his finger tips Scrambling she held a chisel in one hand the other groping a Jade shard fledging yearnings to make hay in the barnyard As surly incense sticks turned to ashes on a wedding card Serendipity experienced by intertwining fibers of a coarse, unruly yarn parables murmured to her torso he laid sprawled in the barn plucking leaves off petioles in her threadbare farm
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 9:03 AM UTC
Of wary hearts
the feathers of hope float upon the tenebrous air the unfledged girl unfolds herself from the straitened maze in which she mused encumbered by the remnants of her former beings to glance at the promise of the world composed anew if she be resolute in courage to take grasp of one unblemished pearlescent feather hold and then step/ dive /fall into the flight of a future unfathomable and soar
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 10:57 PM UTC
of feathers and fledging
Let not love take to flight Consuming thought and reason For it can burn with fiery might Pray. do not heed the poet’s delight As he fervently pens his newest obsession Let not love take to flight Guard your fledging heart, so bright How easily it can be scorched by loves passion. For it can burn with fiery might Blinded, by rose tinted sight Too lost in he, too late to see his seduction Let not love take to flight His words, his lips, excite Desire ignites into molten combustion For it can burn with fiery might But, how hard will the break smite? How far the fall into tears? I beg, take caution Let not love take to flight For it can burn with fiery might
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Feb 7, 2022
Feb 7, 2022 at 3:53 PM UTC
Love's Folly
When the offspring has  flown from its  nest, having been nourished all for the best it will soon fly westwards to welcome the  beginning of  its own time. How our original plans  speck away when we had  laden the  powder of  trust on  its  feet but so  often the web has run full circle turning from purity to  false flight the inner being of the  fledging
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 4:57 PM UTC
All Flight
A fledging writer but a budding jester.
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 8:09 PM UTC
What Am I As a Person?
What is important to thee? Be it thine own peace,                            pure and sacred Be it thy sweet rest,                            sacred and pure    Be it thee dances,        prances and sing, through the fabrics of thy years                with grace Be it Love                        pure,                                     and sacred Forgive thine fledging wisdom for misguided yearnings. Its growth is tragic. o'er slow. The pace brings suffering   long before the light of clarity can shine on what thy dreams do say. One cannot dream this shell of existence anew without breaking skin. Cuts and scorns will bleed the soul            like a life laundering leech;                             Yet will heal thee in kind                 - and oh, what mysterious kind it shall be Harken to the old oak voice: "Through those bleak and dark nights Hold,         with passionate patience         and marveling whys. Each tender breath,                            sacred and pure,                                             brings a subtle flourishing                                                      and a light will shine." Time will mend thy fragile frame, and lest you worry too oft (and sleep too little) Harken well this billowing breeze, as unto thee I say:                 "Your heart will rekindle,              Set ablaze by a truth learn'd                                                                pure,                                                                       and sacred."
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Aug 26, 2019
Aug 26, 2019 at 7:20 AM UTC
Important to Thee
What is important to thee? Be it thine own peace,                            pure and sacred Be it thy sweet rest,                            sacred and pure    Be it thee dances,        prances and sing, through the fabrics of thy years                with grace Be it Love                        pure,                                     and sacred Forgive thine fledging wisdom for misguided yearnings. Its growth is tragic. o'er slow. The pace brings suffering   long before the light of clarity can shine on what thy dreams do say. One cannot dream this shell of existence anew without breaking skin. Cuts and scorns will bleed the soul            like a life laundering leech;                             Yet will heal thee in kind                 - and oh, what mysterious kind it shall be Harken to the old oak voice: "Through those bleak and dark nights Hold,         with passionate patience         and marveling whys. Each tender breath,                            sacred and pure,                                             brings a subtle flourishing                                                      and a light will shine." Time will mend thy fragile frame, and lest you worry too oft (and sleep too little) Harken well this billowing breeze, as unto thee I say:                 "Your heart will rekindle,              Set ablaze by a truth learn'd                                                                pure,                                                                       and sacred."
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Share with me Give me your fledging feelings I will shape them into something probable And I cherish the rain that musters under your feet Tansy herbes of the heart would turn you into Eve And I as Adam drinking the nectar of your countenance
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Nov 10, 2021
Nov 10, 2021 at 11:17 AM UTC
Adam and Eve
Oh, templed god, why did you snare the palmer? The importance of being the autonomous? I am trying to stay away from me to keep a watch on you. The itinerant sorcerer had become a legate of gold trade. The flesh is for sale, the small mouth with big hunger. A fledging of scar has become a bleed. The synopsis was out. I am going to ask some question from the bo tree today.
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 12:45 AM UTC
This Living Death
Something ineffable; the droves of life denied in splendor to the mind Something perplexing a vexing muse of reality infused with abnormality That absurd thing we call the soul ever whispers even in its screams we behold Questions fledging answers swarm to ride on seraph’s wings above the storm Never being erred, and e’er become All but streaming fleeing, gleamed in growth, amidst hope with such aplomb We are meant in the meaningless Squandered passions roused ambivalence In freedom we are lost Untethered from truth As we amass the idle questioning Formed in what makes us Aloof What does it mean to be human? Monstrous indulgences of wandering in abundance seeking shelter in the wholeness of fulfillment Yet We are ever empty Never fully We
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 1:36 PM UTC
Relentless Muse