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"fumblings" poems
http://m.wikihow.com/Unhook-a-Bra Pinch the eyelets but oh so gently, To properly unhook the device to safely release paradise From it's containment chamber. This be one of many secrets to unlocking The mechanism that holds some of the happy things The human body artist conceived To perpetuate the Species. According to the internet, To extract joy to the world correctly, Depends upon both your station and your Positioning. Thus, it helps to have GPS, Which most men think is that pointy thing Between their legs, But is not. Given the laws of gravity, And other natural limitations, Sadly that utensil of little avail In this surgical operation. If one desires to release the tension Between the connectors of the protectors, Guardians of her heart, It will be necessary to Let your fingers do the walking. So cut and paste the title above, In your web browser place! Do your homework or risk feeling As petite as a schnauzer. Seems your natural tendency, Righty or lefty, matters in this endeavor, Of which I was unawares, oft pressing the incorrect lever. This, the likely cause of my spectacular Teenage Fumblings and failures. Had I known that fact, In the days before the Internet, Surely I would have brought along my Catchers mitt To step up my game. Sage advice the article provides: *Get a bra, and practice, practice, practice! It gets easier with experience.* But methinks that is a bit of a Risky adventure, Lest you be seen boy, Practicing upon yourself, Or even a dummy, Dummy! So cut and paste the title above In your web browser, Do your home work or risk feeling As petite as a pocket schnauzer. But the most important tip This wealthy article of information provides, The conclusion. In the hour of your desperate struggle, Drooping Ego And Crushed Pride, Ask for assistance from one more practiced, Hopefully nearby, Whose help usually comes with a charming smile of touching condescension For your male idiocy and verbal in-articulation. *She, unawares, that you have got her Positioned precisely where you want!* For when you lift her up, In a free state, the one Divinity intended, and in your arms, enfolded and protected, In one grand poetic gesture, Sweep her off her feet, Her surprise will be **.. O So Touching!**
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 6:30 PM UTC
Unhook-a-Bra (2013)
http://m.wikihow.com/Unhook-a-Bra Pinch the eyelets but oh so gently, To properly unhook the device to safely release paradise From it's containment chamber. This be one of many secrets to unlocking The mechanism that holds some of the happy things The human body artist conceived To perpetuate the Species. According to the internet, To extract joy to the world correctly, Depends upon both your station and your Positioning. Thus, it helps to have GPS, Which most men think is that pointy thing Between their legs, But is not. Given the laws of gravity, And other natural limitations, Sadly that utensil of little avail In this surgical operation. If one desires to release the tension Between the connectors of the protectors, Guardians of her heart, It will be necessary to Let your fingers do the walking. So cut and paste the title above, In your web browser place! Do your homework or risk feeling As petite as a schnauzer. Seems your natural tendency, Righty or lefty, matters in this endeavor, Of which I was unawares, oft pressing the incorrect lever. This, the likely cause of my spectacular Teenage Fumblings and failures. Had I known that fact, In the days before the Internet, Surely I would have brought along my Catchers mitt To step up my game. Sage advice the article provides: *Get a bra, and practice, practice, practice! It gets easier with experience.* But methinks that is a bit of a Risky adventure, Lest you be seen boy, Practicing upon yourself, Or even a dummy, Dummy! So cut and paste the title above In your web browser, Do your home work or risk feeling As petite as a pocket schnauzer. But the most important tip This wealthy article of information provides, The conclusion. In the hour of your desperate struggle, Drooping Ego And Crushed Pride, Ask for assistance from one more practiced, Hopefully nearby, Whose help usually comes with a charming smile of touching condescension For your male idiocy and verbal in-articulation. *She, unawares, that you have got her Positioned precisely where you want!* For when you lift her up, In a free state, the one Divinity intended, and in your arms, enfolded and protected, In one grand poetic gesture, Sweep her off her feet, Her surprise will be **.. O So Touching!**
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"Write what you know." I want to write about beautiful things, but I only know ugly. Ugly hearts and stone blood. Fetid loyalty. I want to write about a love as pure as honey, but all I know are the poison-tipped thorns of betrayal. If I could put the right words in the right order at the right time and explain what it means to lose you, nobody would care. I'd like to write about my happy family, laugh filled birthdays and joyous gatherings, but I only know fractious, secretive, ******** I want to touch another soul make a connection with my words share a part of my self and help someone in the process, but all I have been taught is taking keeping lying hiding running ruining. I would love to write like Pablo, of wheat and bread and fields that don't weep, but all I know are desperate fumblings in ****** beer soaked bathrooms, back alley drunken ******** by black barely passable trannys, diseases and barely consensual bloodstains. I cannot speak of such things. It's bad enough I think about them, even worse I write about them. I write what I know.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 12:26 AM UTC
Touching the Great Nothing
Thunder over Karl Marx’s grave here comes night running at me with scissors dangling sellotape half finished art projects still weigh heavy on your mind like all those missed opportunities, a C should have been an A. Pastels not paint. The smudged trail of a finger across ****** feelings which surface back to tentative fumblings with a sister’s friend’s Barbie the smooth plastic bendable limbs the positions configured with a one armed Action Man eagle-eyed and watching and if I ever feel down if I ever feel low I think back to a story I once read about a woman who had her face ripped off by a chimpanzee and as she screamed the chimpanzee leapt up and down primitive rage grinning. Not a pleasant sight I can imagine but when I feel down, that’s what I think about, a woman and a chimpanzee ith a face hanging from his primate fangs.
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Dec 31, 2012
Dec 31, 2012 at 5:04 AM UTC
the karl marx art project
Tired clot of night in the moon’s slight of hand in the moon’s slight— place to hang my hat.... Winter clouds come tumbling toward the gray Raked clean by barren trees Yard waits with its leaves tucked in corners by the wind along hedges, stairways mingling with renegade trash Stuffed in layers like elderly keepsakes for— no one cares... My yard—a neglect of winter woods but for towels waving stiffly on the line and the squealing crackle of my footsteps— Being there Stairs sigh differently coming home Blind search for a key hole I could die searching! the frustrations of the blind the fumblings of “locked out!” I— know where to go.... Pretend in my warm lonely fling—mittens on the table Survey the ***** dishes...and close my eyes
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 10:31 PM UTC
Sigh Differently
such heights that the heart soars that the world soaked in such delightful and enchanting light that the limitless endurance of unbound soul and strength of but even such a small smile her kitten perfect punk rock makeup entices me to kiss her but i get entangled in the knitting needle stuck in her eyebrow its sharp surface reflections gives me a glimpse of myself and my noble knight shinning armor fumblings and how quaint i must be to her so old and all with my guitar and my candles in the hall singing a serenade in broken french at three am i cook dinner for the six of us but her friends all female versions of jealous eyes just look at my food with guilty suspicion and the reflections are starting to get to me after all how should i see myself except as her other half and im lacking a mohawk and id feel kinda silly in one so i drive in the towns roundabout looking for a burmuda cop in downtown miami from these grand heights i find my way down to the realization that i never fit into her sense of style but i went in perfect with her collection of keychains and teddy bears im a collectable from the poets line and how many got of of them hanging bout in the closet but she strips down and says hey babe forget the fashion noise come here and get you some nookie wanna chew on ya like a chocolate chip cookie from the grand heights to going down on the depths aint so bad after all
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 7:46 PM UTC
heights of depth
They say “write what you know” I want to write about love and beauty, but I only know ugly. No heart has ever belong to me, no hands have ever sparked at a touch. Ugly lives with creative minds, given courtesy of dreamy teen rom coms. I want to write about fun family trips and birthdays'. Joyous days spent frolicking on the beach, but I only know secrets, shouting, spite. Love that should be given as sweet as honey, yet this family bee sting is laced with bitterness. I would love to write about the moments of content. wrapped in the light of the moon with someone, breathing in synchronisation. To tremor when I stand around you, my heart racing to keep up with my shaky infatuation. So i don’t write about these things. I write about awkward fumblings, ungracefulness of my ungainly movements. dinners with no conversation, the dullness of an everyday flat life. I write what i know.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 11:04 AM UTC
What I know
Our purest selves Reaching deep Warm and wild Our blood thunders Tearing through elastic highways Driven by that rough, rubbery pump Congregating like pack animals Evolving thick as thieves Rough and oily with dull wit and sharp tongues Minds crackling with electric waste Droning in the distance Responding to wide signals Follow follow follow Driven by primitive urges and flights of fancy and pickling liquor Rough clumsy fumblings in backseats Stolen moments behind straight backs Populations pour from our bodies Often devoid of purpose Leaving us with shredded dignity And tired blue collar hands Where our dreams come to an abrupt halt It is all we can do to live in the present For in being ill we have drawn a line through our future
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 5:54 PM UTC
Population
Redolence by Michael R. Burch Now darkness ponds upon the violet hills; cicadas sing; the tall elms gently sway; and night bends near, a deepening shade of gray; the bass concerto of a bullfrog fills what silence there once was; globed searchlights play. Green hanging ferns adorn dark window sills, all drooping fronds, awaiting morning’s flares; mosquitoes whine; the lissome moth again flits like a veiled oud-dancer, and endures the fumblings of night’s enervate gray rain. And now the pact of night is made complete; the air is fresh and cool, washed of the grime of the city’s ashen breath; and, for a time, the fragrance of her clings, obscure and sweet. Published by Poetry Magazine, Poetic Reflections, The New Formalist, Carnelian, Little Brown Poetry, Poetic Ponderings, Poem Kingdom, Net Poetry and Art Competition, The Best of the Eclectic Muse 1989-2003, Romantics Quarterly, Sonnetto Poesia, Poetry Life & Times and Trinacria Keywords/Tags: Sonnet, night, darkness, violet, hills, rain, fresh, cleansing, fragrance, perfume, clings, clinging, obscure, sweet, concerto, dance, dancer
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Mar 16, 2020
Mar 16, 2020 at 11:16 PM UTC
Redolence
My forgiveness      will not come from you -      smiling, snake tongued      liars.      With your holier than thou eyes.      and bitter hearts. For now, I only ask it      of myself. For my fumblings, my fears -      as I begin again.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
Not from them, ever again.
..What was meant was never said and what is satiable isn’t fed upon. Long to be that faun in a misty meadow, lounging at dawn on the grass, gazing upon the peaks of eternity. What are we learning and what’s with the misuse? We tenderly abuse that which we dwell on. Claiming it a love letter, when a Better view reveals(in a peeling manner) that these are just clingings of a scrotal piercing fashion. Latching to these attachments as sacraments of dependability, nullifies valued spectacality. The pureness to the core of reality and the mess is a beautifully delicious birthday cake which never ends
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Nov 9, 2020
Nov 9, 2020 at 5:21 PM UTC
Feline fumblings(ii)
It burns a little, And it never goes away. There's a nagging feeling, Maybe this is the end. The beginning of a new chapter, Beginning of a new book. If it was fiction, It wouldn't burn so much. Going back in time, Into blurry late nights. Drunken fumblings, And no success. Inbetween the darkness, I looked into the day. The sun was shining, While we lay in bed. In your bed we lay. I was awake, Looking at the sunlight. You slept through the day. That's where it started, Where something corrupted. Drugs and free love, Are best left to the movies.
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May 5, 2011
May 5, 2011 at 4:29 PM UTC
Still Burns
In the confusion of our ****** escapades, was there any true connection? Maybe there was, and I wasn’t looking hard enough into your eyes Those sticky fumblings seemed to be my only thought I’m starting to think that’s all I wanted, and in those moments I was wrong A carnal monster I was, filled with my hedonistic whims And now those memories don’t give me pleasure They fill my stomach with sickness, such regret that burns Madness it seems to be, to worry about something so futile But I think you were trying to love me, and I was just trying to satisfy cravings You weren’t a person to me in those moments, you were just a meal in my gluttony And now here I am at bars, repeating my process of hunting For I am man, the primal beast of the blackened crust Stuck inside the dreams of ignorance, inside a locked room And I have the key
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 2:27 PM UTC
Man The Beast
I cannot believe in a God of the Few Condemning the souls of the Many My reason insists That this cannot be true For His love is eternal in plenty Hate is the ruse Of the faithless man Believing himself undeserving And holding below him The countless souls With faith neither strong nor unswerving But I hold before me Compassionate God Amused at my fumblings apparent Loving and kind In the tenderest way Forgiving me when I am errant For all His creation Must something destroy Destruction can be a thing grand Consider volcanoes Destroying themselves In process creating new land My soul is consumed With the fires of love Which leaves my heart painful and raw Yet as the ash settles And soon falls away What's left is the love of God's law God's law can be summed up In one single word And Love is the word that is meant His law is but Love In its purest form The Original Element I cannot believe There is only one way To honor and worship God If that were the truth We would all be the same And this world unspeakably odd But God in His wisdom Made each one unique Both in how we view Him above And in our great challenge That noblest of quests Creating yet new ways to Love. 1999
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 3:17 PM UTC
I cannot believe in a God of the Few
When I was 15 I had no real friends, and that was okay. Being shut up alone inside was fine as long as I didn't give myself time to think. I had some laughs, and I had classmates, and I wrote and wrote and wrote and it was alright. But then the **** boy had to sing. Not just musically, though god knows he did that wonderfully too. He sang to me with his weirdness and brains and odd duck humor that I relished in. We even really met in a musical, as poetic as it is. I spent every afternoon around him, and I thought he just laughed back at me in his confident, beautiful, lyrical way. I was a little in love with him. One day I found myself shouting at him about being prying, and him at me for being secretive, and somehow it ended with me telling him that he was my secret. That the way I could close my eyes and picture the road map of his heart through the words that he sang was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. It was the first day I ever heard him stutter. After some awkward verbal fumblings and confused wires, we collided, two insecure children thinking we were artistic adults. We saw ourselves as some grand creative romance when really we were two weird kids finding infatuation under bright stage lights. After a few weeks more stumbling, and harsh words around, that initial fizzling collision just kept on colliding until our heads were jostled a little too well. I broke his heart in a high school hallway, only a month after we began. Like the artist he was, he poetically asked me for a final kiss before letting me go. Also, poetically, it ended up not being our final kiss at all. But trust me, despite my desperation to try the collisions and passion again, he made sure that second final kiss really was the last. That was the end of our love story.
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Feb 24, 2017
Feb 24, 2017 at 12:25 AM UTC
A Love Story Pt. 3
When I was 15 I had no real friends, and that was okay. Being shut up alone inside was fine as long as I didn't give myself time to think. I had some laughs, and I had classmates, and I wrote and wrote and wrote and it was alright. But then the **** boy had to sing. Not just musically, though god knows he did that wonderfully too. He sang to me with his weirdness and brains and odd duck humor that I relished in. We even really met in a musical, as poetic as it is. I spent every afternoon around him, and I thought he just laughed back at me in his confident, beautiful, lyrical way. I was a little in love with him. One day I found myself shouting at him about being prying, and him at me for being secretive, and somehow it ended with me telling him that he was my secret. That the way I could close my eyes and picture the road map of his heart through the words that he sang was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. It was the first day I ever heard him stutter. After some awkward verbal fumblings and confused wires, we collided, two insecure children thinking we were artistic adults. We saw ourselves as some grand creative romance when really we were two weird kids finding infatuation under bright stage lights. After a few weeks more stumbling, and harsh words around, that initial fizzling collision just kept on colliding until our heads were jostled a little too well. I broke his heart in a high school hallway, only a month after we began. Like the artist he was, he poetically asked me for a final kiss before letting me go. Also, poetically, it ended up not being our final kiss at all. But trust me, despite my desperation to try the collisions and passion again, he made sure that second final kiss really was the last. That was the end of our love story.
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I miss the touch of lust The intimacy of lips on skin Desperate ecstatic fumblings Giving way to honest desperation Hotly whispered requests Secret yearnings No need for shame No need for love Just tell me what you like.
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Oct 25, 2015
Oct 25, 2015 at 6:31 PM UTC
FCKBDY
It is with trepidation he treads the raised ridges of puckered pink on your skin. He holds you like an artist cradling a vase His eyes captivated by you, yet touching you only delicately, the moment shadowed by the fear That your fragile self might shatter. He knows that glint of hate in your eyes when you look at a mirror; When you touch, skin on skin, caresses and fumblings and kisses and hitched breaths, It is always dark. You don’t have to see the scars; and neither does he. The shadows hide the faults, the flaws, the fears. * * * The day I saw your mother hug you, and step back to look at you with pride, her arms clutching yours, only to recoil when she felt the healing skin, and remove her hands indelicately, I knew – I would never love you gently. Everyone else walked on eggshells around you. Everyone else expected you to crumble at the slightest breeze of disaffection. Everyone else told you in their actions that you were fragile. I wanted to tell you you were strong. When we argued I didn’t lower my voice in case it sounded like your demons, when my hand traced the angry red lines that decorated your arms I did not kiss them better or withdraw my touch, when our lips would brush i was never delicate, never timid - you have had enough of timid. I knew the glint of hate in your eyes when you looked in the mirror, so when we lay skin on skin I made sure there was light and you could see the scars just as i could, and you could see the warmth in my eyes as they drank them in, and you could learn to look at them the same way. We had love without shadows. And I loved you - lights on.
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 11:50 AM UTC
Lights On
It is with trepidation he treads the raised ridges of puckered pink on your skin. He holds you like an artist cradling a vase His eyes captivated by you, yet touching you only delicately, the moment shadowed by the fear That your fragile self might shatter. He knows that glint of hate in your eyes when you look at a mirror; When you touch, skin on skin, caresses and fumblings and kisses and hitched breaths, It is always dark. You don’t have to see the scars; and neither does he. The shadows hide the faults, the flaws, the fears. * * * The day I saw your mother hug you, and step back to look at you with pride, her arms clutching yours, only to recoil when she felt the healing skin, and remove her hands indelicately, I knew – I would never love you gently. Everyone else walked on eggshells around you. Everyone else expected you to crumble at the slightest breeze of disaffection. Everyone else told you in their actions that you were fragile. I wanted to tell you you were strong. When we argued I didn’t lower my voice in case it sounded like your demons, when my hand traced the angry red lines that decorated your arms I did not kiss them better or withdraw my touch, when our lips would brush i was never delicate, never timid - you have had enough of timid. I knew the glint of hate in your eyes when you looked in the mirror, so when we lay skin on skin I made sure there was light and you could see the scars just as i could, and you could see the warmth in my eyes as they drank them in, and you could learn to look at them the same way. We had love without shadows. And I loved you - lights on.
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the old man pushes his lens into the soft salt of her thoughts trying to decipher the meanings of whispered cries trying to divine the truth to the tale he peered at the living moving thoughts as they spun and danced just out of reach just out of perceptions touch teasing and laughing at his fumblings and grasping the lead him on blind to his destinations they lead him on of their own accord you could just see him in a rapture of her lights stumbling down dark road walking like the sleeping innocence into the wilderness into places only she would know the old man muttered curses for the elusive dream muttered wishes to see the truth of the daylight dream he sipped from the dusty jug and wiped a trembling hand across sunburned lip still his gaze locked on the pretty lights locked on the enticing thought follow me my sweet i will give you loves and comforts follow me my lover i will lead you to safe warm heavens locked in the twisting turning spinning song of her bright lovely thoughts you can find him sitting in desolate wilderness staring into a thimble of bright light with a grin of rapture on his withered face with a death grip on the glowing promise of joy of her pretty thoughts
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Jun 16, 2014
Jun 16, 2014 at 8:24 AM UTC
of her pretty thoughts
poems and people striving to be recognized on the mean streets, here and there, I wish I could catch their yearning in a jar like a firefly and light every one of my nights up like I used to, in hot summer wind runnings and fumblings when youth and naivete had my ***** tangled in knots in my crotch experience every verb as if I was living it and touch once again the essence of young spirits, but comes a day when, all you can do is say, go on young love's, experience say you'll be there forever and at the time you feel it, and you and I did
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 12:07 AM UTC
all the pretty
i have loved you since the dawn of April how fitting to fall in the rise of blooms among the whispers of spring we danced all night-- turning a bed of greenery into a dance floor our feet didn't mind the faint fumblings because our hearts were to busy skipping and tripping over beats that night i fell in love with you but was too scared to tread the unknown waters filled with passions of uncharitable ferocity so silent i kept carefully tracing infinity signs on the inside of your arm as you slept because this moment i knew was infinite almost as infinite as the night that hid the tears shining in my eyes.
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 11:07 PM UTC
twimc--
Who knew one could rhyme with such ease Surely the timing was merely a tease To plot, to spot, to tumble down the parts, a feeling of locked up spirits and twisted smarts If this is rocket science, hand me a pen, for a career in the space field I must sign to again -cj
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Sep 7, 2014
Sep 7, 2014 at 10:26 PM UTC
fumblings
In you I knew love. Not the tired fumblings of ecstasy. Not unreal in expectation. Never staged, Unrealistic. But something new — Handmade, Resplendent. Warmth, shelter, nourishment. Fever, passion, majesty. Acceptance, forgiveness, rebirth. Endless gifts! How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. All things move toward their end. Now without you. In mourning, A final lesson. Your happiness is my true desire. I'll be here. Always. Remember me, My love.
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 11:08 AM UTC
Untitled
REMNANTS RISING Rising from reductions ,weightless whisp then a possibility of fright in flight Startled, raked back into normalcy, ignorance to the fathoms of the breath the inner depths Blissfully blind to the peers, but internally largely unknown fears, passive knowing only right Fractions of forces gathered to form a mass ,drips driven down gradually gaining while you slept As a minion not forming an opinion is never a crime ,shame or blame a yet to be played game That blink or wink still unknown verbs ,waiting for the possibility to become part of your personality Remaining suppressed, not ready for our minds or souls to fully digest,awaiting in embers until forming a flame Naivete begins as a valuable trait ,holding back fears or tears ,behind curtains ,future fumblings maybe forthcoming Applications in stages,still blind but curiosity for the future is strength,from blind to building blocks Distressing verbiage now seen as fancy neuro terms ,tics ,twitches ,no longer from unknown trenches when younger we plunder ,no time to sit or wonder,maybe symptoms mild,grains waiting to be rocks Mediocrity can become costly in blunders ,recall that knowledge or sit wondering on the benches Mild medium as kind stages then BOLD,BRASH even DEADLY,DISASTROUS no longer just phases Presence of mind now seen as a "present to OUR kind" no fiction or labels, now a need to be stable Discovery is not an end but maybe a new beginning ,future pain now known to be winning alien ramblings into recognized ,certified,specialty, terminology ,up to par not living a fable.R.C.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 6:18 AM UTC
REMNANTS RISING
REMNANTS RISING Rising from reductions ,weightless whisp then a possibility of fright in flight Startled, raked back into normalcy, ignorance to the fathoms of the breath the inner depths Blissfully blind to the peers, but internally largely unknown fears, passive knowing only right Fractions of forces gathered to form a mass ,drips driven down gradually gaining while you slept As a minion not forming an opinion is never a crime ,shame or blame a yet to be played game That blink or wink still unknown verbs ,waiting for the possibility to become part of your personality Remaining suppressed, not ready for our minds or souls to fully digest,awaiting in embers until forming a flame Naivete begins as a valuable trait ,holding back fears or tears ,behind curtains ,future fumblings maybe forthcoming Applications in stages,still blind but curiosity for the future is strength,from blind to building blocks Distressing verbiage now seen as fancy neuro terms ,tics ,twitches ,no longer from unknown trenches when younger we plunder ,no time to sit or wonder,maybe symptoms mild,grains waiting to be rocks Mediocrity can become costly in blunders ,recall that knowledge or sit wondering on the benches Mild medium as kind stages then BOLD,BRASH even DEADLY,DISASTROUS no longer just phases Presence of mind now seen as a "present to OUR kind" no fiction or labels, now a need to be stable Discovery is not an end but maybe a new beginning ,future pain now known to be winning alien ramblings into recognized ,certified,specialty, terminology ,up to par not living a fable.R.C.
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