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"furor" poems
*eking out the ultimate gasp in my last breath of impulsion i collapse without a touch of grace at race's end how i made it i will never know dazed and in bewilderment i reminisce upon my journey an aggregation of barricades assailed me with iniquitous decadent delight seeming to writhe in triumph at my possible demise capitulating as it devoured and spewed me out the other side i humbly reassembled fragments of my near annihilation temporarily rehabilitated i recommenced the toilsome climb to the treasured peak atop the mount when in would come the tempest with its furor and render me asunder mere exhaustion is not the word for death experienced recurrently ground to mulch and back again screaming, pleading, surrendering proved futile as i newly met the same demise near incapacitation i miraculously emerged and scraping pulled myself with broken heart and bones scratching my way through the darkness toppling at the pinnacle to victory's end with exhilaration it dawns on me the long dark night is over i passed the test to realize it is not the finish line but only the beginning ©2016janetaylor
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May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 5:22 PM UTC
the long dark night is over
a virtual network is the perfect place for an alien intelligence to infiltrate; passing as any number of avatars & spreading an anti-human philosophy in the war between robots & aliens w/ humanity no longer a factor, the robots freely the pummel the aliens w/ devastating laser precision; the aliens retaliating w/ hot magnets to heat the polymer machines to the melting point; the aliens unaware of the earth's default nuclear arsenal; triggered to explode as a last resort; mankind & machine joined as one & as the aliens land their ground forces a slight tremor becomes a supernova & the entire alien fleet is blown out of spacetime w/ such fiery havoc, the never seen & long extinct mankind becomes legendary for its viciousness hav·oc/ˈhavək/noun noun: havoc 1.        widespread destruction. "the hurricane ripped through Florida,                                       causing havoc" synonyms: devastation, destruction, damage, desolation, ruination, ruin; disaster, catastrophe "the hurricane caused havoc" great confusion or disorder. "schoolchildren wreaking havoc in the classroom" synonyms: disorder, chaos, disruption, mayhem, bedlam, pandemonium, turmoil, tumult, uproar; commotion, furor, a three-ring circus; informal:                                          hullabaloo "hyperactive children create havoc" verb: archaic: havoc; 3rd person present: havocs; past tense: havocked; past participle: havocked; gerund or present participle: havocking [               ].   (                   ) 1.                      lay waste to; devastate. late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French havok, alteration of Old French havot, of unknown origin; the word was originally used in the phrase ‘cry havoc’; (Old French crier havot )         ‘to give an army the order - havoc,’ the signal for plundering
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 8:04 PM UTC
War of the Words [... | ...]
a virtual network is the perfect place for an alien intelligence to infiltrate; passing as any number of avatars & spreading an anti-human philosophy in the war between robots & aliens w/ humanity no longer a factor, the robots freely the pummel the aliens w/ devastating laser precision; the aliens retaliating w/ hot magnets to heat the polymer machines to the melting point; the aliens unaware of the earth's default nuclear arsenal; triggered to explode as a last resort; mankind & machine joined as one & as the aliens land their ground forces a slight tremor becomes a supernova & the entire alien fleet is blown out of spacetime w/ such fiery havoc, the never seen & long extinct mankind becomes legendary for its viciousness hav·oc/ˈhavək/noun noun: havoc 1.        widespread destruction. "the hurricane ripped through Florida,                                       causing havoc" synonyms: devastation, destruction, damage, desolation, ruination, ruin; disaster, catastrophe "the hurricane caused havoc" great confusion or disorder. "schoolchildren wreaking havoc in the classroom" synonyms: disorder, chaos, disruption, mayhem, bedlam, pandemonium, turmoil, tumult, uproar; commotion, furor, a three-ring circus; informal:                                          hullabaloo "hyperactive children create havoc" verb: archaic: havoc; 3rd person present: havocs; past tense: havocked; past participle: havocked; gerund or present participle: havocking [               ].   (                   ) 1.                      lay waste to; devastate. late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French havok, alteration of Old French havot, of unknown origin; the word was originally used in the phrase ‘cry havoc’; (Old French crier havot )         ‘to give an army the order - havoc,’ the signal for plundering
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Aurora borealis, aurora australis. Mare nostrum, sub silentio, sub secreto, ad libitur, as infinitum. Ira furor brevis est, amor suo iure. Memento vivere, in dubio, in dolorosa, in posse, in nubibus, in pace, in spiritu et veritate, in pleno, nvne avt nvnquam, ad vitam aeternam.
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 1:28 AM UTC
Memento vivere
Demented bandit Redundant pundit Fun time gambit Screaming "Bomb it!" Vicious ***** Cannot stand it Mend it, bend it Maybe tow it How it goes It goes all wrong It wrongs no more More than it should But more it could I guess it would But that would hurt Oh what a **** The world is burnt And I feel like a picture blurt You've censored too much Ventured too far Gotten all such Answers fewer Violent fever Violet furor Volatile gore Gory tumour
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Sep 9, 2019
Sep 9, 2019 at 11:37 AM UTC
freestyle blabber #10
(*My heart is a stone encased in ice age glacier tucked away in the nuclear bunker surrounded by the Great Wall if the Mongolians  can't get to it what chance have you? Let's say you do manage to Mission Impossible reach it Let's say you somehow Ocean's One steal it Let's say you also The Bank Job keep it How are you gonna get through that ice? It's so cold Russians call it the nuclear winter It's so cold Kobe rubs it before the game-winning shot It's so cold Lucifer uses it as a cooler It's so cold Ice Queen is now the Ice Princess*) Yet the trembling rosy lips dissolve the very bond into silly little ice crystals and snowflakes resonate so passionately with the frequency of my stoic heartbeat the dancing electrons revolted against ionic-bonds and hydrogen-bonds the frenzied molecules traded their neighbors for love, traded themselves for furor traded ice for fire traded stone for flesh and you, traded I for me hanging ever so desperately on your red trembling lips consumed mercilessly like the very last cigarette knowing the consequence of letting go: like ash the wind shall carry me away a thousand burning ambers flying into the night like the fireflies on their last journey I shall melt quietly into darkness reminiscing about a block of ice.
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Jun 13, 2010
Jun 13, 2010 at 11:57 PM UTC
How to break a stone
The rain was dully falling and the cats were hidden Under high rimmed cars with the lights turned off His Mother was out calling when the lightening struck And his charred body scars were stains on the new road They sat inside and watched furor in the streets; mourning With the television on real low eyes fixed on smoking remains Street cleaners came and washed adolescent flesh from the street Ajar window ******* put on a show there's a certain perversity to death
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 1:24 PM UTC
A Simple Vignette From A Street In A Small Town In England When The Sun Was Sleeping And A Storm Was Happening
Tengo una sed de vinos capitosos -venusino furor, pugnas salaces, ojos enloquecidos por el éxtasis, bocas ebrias, frenéticos enlaces-. Tú, Dinarzada, tú, Fogosa Mía, tú, Melusina, Vid de mis Deseos: ¡dóname tu lagar tibio y recóndito! quiero oprimir tus uvas! y tus vinos exprimir! -fulgurante filtro cálido para mi sed de zumos citereos! 1Tengo una sed de búdicos nirvanas -zahareño no oír, callada acidia, ojos enceguecidos por el éxtasis, espiritual ardor, psíquica lidia-. Tú, Viaje Azul, Deliquio, Noche Intacta, Música..., oh tú, mi inasequible Dueño: ¡llévame a tus refugios ataráxicos! quiero tañer tus fibras! y el prodigio de tu entraña exprimir! -don inefable para mi sed de fugas y de ensueño!
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Doble canción
Lucifer just said I'm two-faced; But the reality is I wear many faces Each one a mask Picking a bouquet of oopsie-daises Unabashedly lashing out at you I eviscerate; wielding a scalpel Then I pounce; scalped him, Pelt dangling from my ***** pack **Went Kerouac on ***** *** Surprise, surprise Palpable attack Thumbing tacks into your eyes Lame as a bad sitcom Band-wagon careening off the laugh-track Everybody loves disarray **** Vamoose! Underlying interloper Feel the allusion in high resolution; Little tike on the ***** Anne frankly I'm that Führer fomenting furor Have you lost your marbles? Inaudibly garbling warbled garbage Mauled to death **I **** narwhals** Convoluted revolution I revel in it Elusive illusion Testify, I bring the excellence in electrocution I'm the executioner Putting the fun in funeral Like a neurotic necrotizing narcotic A lobotomy to the temporal I dreamt the demented torment of descent Cascading like a torrential waterfall Ghoulish delight Primeval upheavaler With hopes to elope, many fold Mic bold, but I suspect she's hitting the slopes; Ice cold Evoking emotion but a hopeless show marionette in a stranglehold
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 9:01 AM UTC
✈ ▌▌
You came over me like a summer storm: Unexpected, Sudden, Explosive. Did I catch the scent of your rain? Did I feel the shift of your wind? Did I notice the darkening of your cloudy gaze as it settled on me? The lightning of your words presumed the thunder in my heart. And I was caught in the downpour of your affection. And I was drenched in the torrent of your desire. How did I miss the scent of your rain, And the shift of your wind, and the darkening of your cloudy gaze as it settled on me? You stole your way into my thoughts; The swarm of your clouds became a haze over my mind. until I became a tempest of emotion, And the furor of my storm matched the fury of yours. And we were swept away, together, in the flood of our desires.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 4:06 PM UTC
Downpour of Your Affection
By the old garages near the railway sidings slipping or sliding, through the tiding hiding away, or near to the solemn aspects of ****** with ease, she can tease the eve of your heave- ** or go, no, stay, she says, just today, or all of your tomorrows shall be forgotten Lonely was the name on a tag, lagged, left forgotten at the bottom of the river, where she lay, today, floating away- But he stays, the way his spirit lays, let( )down or all around this town, how it lingers; the memory of love or lust on drunken Friday nights by the fright of old Frank Alight, setting alight the houses in furor, or moor the more he bores by the moored shore of that amour armoured, charmed, alarmed at the speech patterns in the night sky, as she lay down to die, or to cry, questioning why, Frank could try and do this, Brutus, brutally mutually assured destruction, social construction or constriction, the friction of hands around the throat, she never floats, just sinks corpses stink, porous ink stained every lane leading to the place where in disgrace, he beat her face, and replaced the lace, in the place leading to the lake
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 4:54 PM UTC
Reciprocating Precipitation, Stained the Nation (No Adulation for Emancipation)
feral as the untamed passion of the soul Unrestrained murmurs seep out into ether vastness pleas of an abandoned heart A howling silence bears a merciless ache   heedless to the rampant storm This silent reverie -- but muted amends. For in shameless longing, the furor a deserted heart, thrums onward, unrequited, wafting in the wind song’s serendipity Wild as the winged wanton breeze   Oh chilling winter winds of change ! Come lay me down ; as if I were the windblown golden fields of summer down to the ground … down to the ground                                                        cast aside some unnoticed countryside Smugly indifferent, restless to rise up untouched, where seeds  of  wild hope once thrived defy gravity in the wind swept  aftermath a thwarted sweet surrender © wild is the wind
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 2:38 PM UTC
Surviving the storm
In laws, pardon the typo in the law, a system of justice, like the law of averages, it all equals out in the end, laws are broken, people bend, meant not to, break rules of the land, the court is fair when it demands, restitution, a repayment of sorts, the system is in place when a face goes behind bars, near or far, fear or worse, in a hearse, thin excuses, juror recuses, furor increases, time decreases, behind bars, penance the menace, what we need here is some hard time, under the thumb of the law, but the law has no thumbs, only scales, held in the hand of a blind maiden, but what of the parents of a forever lost only child, but what of the family who loses a father, or mother, sister and a brother, but what of a woman who lost her man, will the maiden step aside and let them hold the scales, I think not, some say the system rots, the law is devoid of the emotion, that those, who have measured their lives against a loss, the experience has burned off the dross, they are left with pure emotion, unable to fill the void, which the law was never meant to do, we blame society for all sorts of ills, rather than have society step in and fill, the void in the law, that is compassion for the victim the void in society which is not the wrong but to make it right, the answer, avoid the law? no avoid breaking hearts, of blind maidens, and avoid breaking laws.
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Apr 13, 2014
Apr 13, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
Law
Verse 1: Why am I so disconnected? My soul is screaming out to me in a passionate furor. Sanguine and red hot flames are running down my spine; I’m blazing through misfortune with opulent eyes. I see death all around me but in my heart there is hope, Time has healed past welts now the Lord shall cleanse me once more. In time it has been revealed to me that the Lord has the sinew, to fight off the eternal of death and the Cimmerian. Eternity is all around me, your flames scorch me whole; I lie on the bed covered in anxious goo. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has granted me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul. Verse 2: My spirit lies in front of me separated from my soul; I’m an incorporeal being who no longer has a definite form. You’re the one I long for and I know that you’re all I see, “I truly wish that you would take to time to actually notice me!” Why can’t you see that I would lock your heart away? I’d store it in a chest full of my sacred and cherished dreams. You’re my goldmine, the apple of my eye; You’re that mellifluous melody chanting in my ear. You’re a divine masterpiece and I love you with my eyes; I wish I could eternally gaze upon you and make your beauty my muse. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has given me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul Bridge: Holy and pure is that pearl with your name inscribed, Your name inscribed upon it and it befits my enamoring crown. I want you to adorn me with your brilliant and glimmering gems; Please complement my apparel with an extravagant diadem. I love the eyes you possess, those diamonds that seem to gleam; I desire your magic spells to fuse me with your soul. I went insane for but a moment but to me it has been revealed, That sanity belongs to the one who cherishes His dream of love. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has given me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul
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Apr 6, 2012
Apr 6, 2012 at 3:11 AM UTC
Dreamer’s Chest (Lock Your Heart Away)(Song Lyrics)(April 6th, 2012)
Verse 1: Why am I so disconnected? My soul is screaming out to me in a passionate furor. Sanguine and red hot flames are running down my spine; I’m blazing through misfortune with opulent eyes. I see death all around me but in my heart there is hope, Time has healed past welts now the Lord shall cleanse me once more. In time it has been revealed to me that the Lord has the sinew, to fight off the eternal of death and the Cimmerian. Eternity is all around me, your flames scorch me whole; I lie on the bed covered in anxious goo. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has granted me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul. Verse 2: My spirit lies in front of me separated from my soul; I’m an incorporeal being who no longer has a definite form. You’re the one I long for and I know that you’re all I see, “I truly wish that you would take to time to actually notice me!” Why can’t you see that I would lock your heart away? I’d store it in a chest full of my sacred and cherished dreams. You’re my goldmine, the apple of my eye; You’re that mellifluous melody chanting in my ear. You’re a divine masterpiece and I love you with my eyes; I wish I could eternally gaze upon you and make your beauty my muse. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has given me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul Bridge: Holy and pure is that pearl with your name inscribed, Your name inscribed upon it and it befits my enamoring crown. I want you to adorn me with your brilliant and glimmering gems; Please complement my apparel with an extravagant diadem. I love the eyes you possess, those diamonds that seem to gleam; I desire your magic spells to fuse me with your soul. I went insane for but a moment but to me it has been revealed, That sanity belongs to the one who cherishes His dream of love. Chorus: High on octane, I float above cloud nine, I have a heady feeling, and then I’m lifted into the Sun. God has given me the will to move on, The Universe imparts to me an elixir to your soul
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¡Cuán solitaria la nación que un día poblara inmensa gente! ¡La nación cuyo imperio se extendía del Ocaso al Oriente!   Lágrimas viertes, infeliz ahora, soberana del mundo, ¡y nadie de tu faz encantadora borra el dolor profundo!   Oscuridad y luto tenebroso en ti vertió la muerte, y en su furor el déspota sañoso se complació en tu suerte.   No perdonó lo hermoso, patria mía; cayó el joven guerrero, cayó el anciano, y la segur impía manejó placentero.   So la rabia cayó la virgen pura del déspota sombrío, como eclipsa la rosa su hermosura en el sol del estío.   ¡Oh vosotros, del mundo, habitadores!, contemplad mi tormento: ¿Igualarse podrán ¡ah!, qué dolores al dolor que yo siento?   Yo desterrado de la patria mía, de una patria que adoro, perdida miro su primer valía, y sus desgracias lloro.   Hijos espurios y el fatal tirano sus hijos han perdido, y en campo de dolor su fértil llano tienen ¡ay!, convertido.   Tendió sus brazos la agitada España, sus hijos implorando; sus hijos fueron, mas traidora saña desbarató su bando.   ¿Qué se hicieron tus muros torreados? ¡Oh mi patria querida! ¿Dónde fueron tus héroes esforzados, tu espada no vencida?   ¡Ay!, de tus hijos en la humilde frente está el rubor grabado: a sus ojos caídos tristemente el llanto está agolpado.   Un tiempo España fue: cien héroes fueron en tiempos de ventura, y las naciones tímidas la vieron vistosa en hermosura.   Cual cedro que en el Líbano se ostenta, su frente se elevaba; como el trueno a la virgen amedrenta, su voz las aterraba.   Mas ora, como piedra en el desierto, yaces desamparada, y el justo desgraciado vaga incierto allá en tierra apartada.   Cubren su antigua pompa y poderío pobre yerba y arena, y el enemigo que tembló a su brío burla y goza en su pena.   Vírgenes, destrenzad la cabellera y dadla al vago viento: acompañad con arpa lastimera mi lúgubre lamento.   Desterrados ¡oh Dios!, de nuestros lares, lloremos duelo tanto: ¿quién calmará ¡oh España!, tus pesares?, ¿quién secará tu llanto?
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A la patria
¡Cuán solitaria la nación que un día poblara inmensa gente! ¡La nación cuyo imperio se extendía del Ocaso al Oriente!   Lágrimas viertes, infeliz ahora, soberana del mundo, ¡y nadie de tu faz encantadora borra el dolor profundo!   Oscuridad y luto tenebroso en ti vertió la muerte, y en su furor el déspota sañoso se complació en tu suerte.   No perdonó lo hermoso, patria mía; cayó el joven guerrero, cayó el anciano, y la segur impía manejó placentero.   So la rabia cayó la virgen pura del déspota sombrío, como eclipsa la rosa su hermosura en el sol del estío.   ¡Oh vosotros, del mundo, habitadores!, contemplad mi tormento: ¿Igualarse podrán ¡ah!, qué dolores al dolor que yo siento?   Yo desterrado de la patria mía, de una patria que adoro, perdida miro su primer valía, y sus desgracias lloro.   Hijos espurios y el fatal tirano sus hijos han perdido, y en campo de dolor su fértil llano tienen ¡ay!, convertido.   Tendió sus brazos la agitada España, sus hijos implorando; sus hijos fueron, mas traidora saña desbarató su bando.   ¿Qué se hicieron tus muros torreados? ¡Oh mi patria querida! ¿Dónde fueron tus héroes esforzados, tu espada no vencida?   ¡Ay!, de tus hijos en la humilde frente está el rubor grabado: a sus ojos caídos tristemente el llanto está agolpado.   Un tiempo España fue: cien héroes fueron en tiempos de ventura, y las naciones tímidas la vieron vistosa en hermosura.   Cual cedro que en el Líbano se ostenta, su frente se elevaba; como el trueno a la virgen amedrenta, su voz las aterraba.   Mas ora, como piedra en el desierto, yaces desamparada, y el justo desgraciado vaga incierto allá en tierra apartada.   Cubren su antigua pompa y poderío pobre yerba y arena, y el enemigo que tembló a su brío burla y goza en su pena.   Vírgenes, destrenzad la cabellera y dadla al vago viento: acompañad con arpa lastimera mi lúgubre lamento.   Desterrados ¡oh Dios!, de nuestros lares, lloremos duelo tanto: ¿quién calmará ¡oh España!, tus pesares?, ¿quién secará tu llanto?
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Do they know While in the foggy depths of Or the level to which they rise As they hurl stones at the hapless dove In absolute retribution Spewing lies Denial.... set to rile The now lost and soon to be tossed Disillusioned Back into the reality prescription Overdosed on the rhetoric Left in the vacuum Of the imploding star of incredulity Launched by nothing nearing reality Into the frenzied - hyperactive atmosphere Deflated and overrated As masses of mud frames somehow sated By hate built absolution Humanity lost as demonstrated By evil personified Non-- inclusion As helpless friends stand by disillusioned As if the loss they now invision Confounded by the lack of any solution Were they drowning - hope would exist For rescue would be welcome Not something those sinking would resist The Living Dead will soon be discarded By the furor and the faithless pretense Pushed out the gate Fired.... from the crumbling tower By the big cannon in retreat They stand- dazed and amazed At what they know they've lost By paying homage With the only valuable thing that they ever owned Trust - Love and Understanding Rescuers Who couldn't save them From drowning among the throng Into which they were sunk by simply standing among And refusing to see the reality Of what it takes to watch the rise   Of an evil soul - out of control Being fed on unbelievable lies When the gate slams shut And the dogs are let loose The street will be full Of those whose faith was sadly abused As their mud forms were simply being used Can they ever return? IDK.
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016 at 4:11 AM UTC
Can they ever return?
Do they know While in the foggy depths of Or the level to which they rise As they hurl stones at the hapless dove In absolute retribution Spewing lies Denial.... set to rile The now lost and soon to be tossed Disillusioned Back into the reality prescription Overdosed on the rhetoric Left in the vacuum Of the imploding star of incredulity Launched by nothing nearing reality Into the frenzied - hyperactive atmosphere Deflated and overrated As masses of mud frames somehow sated By hate built absolution Humanity lost as demonstrated By evil personified Non-- inclusion As helpless friends stand by disillusioned As if the loss they now invision Confounded by the lack of any solution Were they drowning - hope would exist For rescue would be welcome Not something those sinking would resist The Living Dead will soon be discarded By the furor and the faithless pretense Pushed out the gate Fired.... from the crumbling tower By the big cannon in retreat They stand- dazed and amazed At what they know they've lost By paying homage With the only valuable thing that they ever owned Trust - Love and Understanding Rescuers Who couldn't save them From drowning among the throng Into which they were sunk by simply standing among And refusing to see the reality Of what it takes to watch the rise   Of an evil soul - out of control Being fed on unbelievable lies When the gate slams shut And the dogs are let loose The street will be full Of those whose faith was sadly abused As their mud forms were simply being used Can they ever return? IDK.
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Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre, otros trabajan porque coma yo; todos se ablandan si doliente pido una limosna por amor de Dios. El palacio, la cabaña           son mi asilo, si del ábrego el furor troncha el roble en la montaña, o que inunda la campaña El torrente asolador. Y a la hoguera me hacen lado los pastores con amor. Y sin pena y descuidado de su cena ceno yo, o en la rica chimenea, que recrea con su olor, me regalo codicioso del banquete suntüoso con las sobras de un señor.Y me digo: el viento brama, caiga furioso turbión; que al son que cruje de la seca leña, libre me duermo sin rencor ni amor.     Mío es el mundo como el aire libre... Todos son mis bienhechores,           y por todos a Dios ruego con fervor; de villanos y señores yo recibo los favores sin estima y sin amor. Ni pregunto quiénes sean, ni me obligo a agradecer; que mis rezos si desean, dar limosna es un deber. Y es pecado la riqueza: la pobreza santidad: Dios a veces es mendigo, y al avaro da castigo, que le niegue caridad.Yo soy pobre y se lastiman todos al verme plañir, sin ver son mías sus riquezas todas, qué mina inagotable es el pedir.     Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre... Mal revuelto y andrajoso,           entre harapos del lujo sátira soy, y con mi aspecto asqueroso me vengo del poderoso, y a donde va, tras él voy. Y a la hermosa que respira cien perfumes, gala, amor, la persigo hasta que mira, y me gozo cuando aspira mi punzante mal olor. Y las fiestas y el contento con mi acento turbo yo, y en la bulla y la alegría interrumpen la armonía mis harapos y mi voz:Mostrando cuán cerca habitan el gozo y el padecer, que no hay placer sin lágrimas, ni pena que no traspire en medio del placer.     Mío es el mundo; como el aire libre... Y para mí no hay mañana,           ni hay ayer; olvido el bien como el mal, nada me aflige ni afana; me es igual para mañana un palacio, un hospital. Vivo ajeno de memorias, de cuidados libre estoy; busquen otros oro y glorias, yo no pienso sino en hoy. Y do quiera vayan leyes, quiten reyes, reyes den; yo soy pobre, y al mendigo, por el miedo del castigo, todos hacen siempre bien.Y un asilo donde quiera y un lecho en el hospital siempre hallaré, y un hoyo donde caiga mi cuerpo miserable al espirar. Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre, otros trabajan porque coma yo; todos se ablandan, si doliente pido una limosna por amor de Dios.
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El mendigo
Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre, otros trabajan porque coma yo; todos se ablandan si doliente pido una limosna por amor de Dios. El palacio, la cabaña           son mi asilo, si del ábrego el furor troncha el roble en la montaña, o que inunda la campaña El torrente asolador. Y a la hoguera me hacen lado los pastores con amor. Y sin pena y descuidado de su cena ceno yo, o en la rica chimenea, que recrea con su olor, me regalo codicioso del banquete suntüoso con las sobras de un señor.Y me digo: el viento brama, caiga furioso turbión; que al son que cruje de la seca leña, libre me duermo sin rencor ni amor.     Mío es el mundo como el aire libre... Todos son mis bienhechores,           y por todos a Dios ruego con fervor; de villanos y señores yo recibo los favores sin estima y sin amor. Ni pregunto quiénes sean, ni me obligo a agradecer; que mis rezos si desean, dar limosna es un deber. Y es pecado la riqueza: la pobreza santidad: Dios a veces es mendigo, y al avaro da castigo, que le niegue caridad.Yo soy pobre y se lastiman todos al verme plañir, sin ver son mías sus riquezas todas, qué mina inagotable es el pedir.     Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre... Mal revuelto y andrajoso,           entre harapos del lujo sátira soy, y con mi aspecto asqueroso me vengo del poderoso, y a donde va, tras él voy. Y a la hermosa que respira cien perfumes, gala, amor, la persigo hasta que mira, y me gozo cuando aspira mi punzante mal olor. Y las fiestas y el contento con mi acento turbo yo, y en la bulla y la alegría interrumpen la armonía mis harapos y mi voz:Mostrando cuán cerca habitan el gozo y el padecer, que no hay placer sin lágrimas, ni pena que no traspire en medio del placer.     Mío es el mundo; como el aire libre... Y para mí no hay mañana,           ni hay ayer; olvido el bien como el mal, nada me aflige ni afana; me es igual para mañana un palacio, un hospital. Vivo ajeno de memorias, de cuidados libre estoy; busquen otros oro y glorias, yo no pienso sino en hoy. Y do quiera vayan leyes, quiten reyes, reyes den; yo soy pobre, y al mendigo, por el miedo del castigo, todos hacen siempre bien.Y un asilo donde quiera y un lecho en el hospital siempre hallaré, y un hoyo donde caiga mi cuerpo miserable al espirar. Mío es el mundo: como el aire libre, otros trabajan porque coma yo; todos se ablandan, si doliente pido una limosna por amor de Dios.
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You are to blame He must fix everything with duct tape and there is never enough And it's your fault What have you done with his duct tape? Those in need need duct tape There's going to be war and this finishing off needs more duct tape You begin to wonder if duct tape will hold together the hole where memory leaked away And somehow you're to blame Better buy more duct tape Where the **** is the newspaper? When the **** did he start using the word **** **** duct tape Be credulous swallow (whole) gulp down Make sure he's eating enough Buy more duct tape That malevolence riddled upon his face He's winning the Duct Tape Wars Fight pugnacity's furor there is this figurative war and it will be won with duct tape
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 2:51 AM UTC
Duct Tape Wars
He **** her with ease She **** him to please She **** as he wishes And she does not see He **** with disease. He thrusts with anger, disguising his pain She receives it as passion, it drives her insane He thrusts with intention, he's full with disdain She receives unwittingly, her health being slain He arises proud having laid her in a lie She arises feeling a closeness and exhales a soft sigh She turns to watch him leaving and proceeds to wonder why He turns and moves with furor and never says goodbye She looks into the mirror giving thought to her conduct Each moment playing in her head she starts to reconstruct As toxins flow through her veins and begin to deconstruct She finally takes her blinders off and sees she's just been fu¢ked © Tina Thompson
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 11:51 AM UTC
FU¢KED
Argumentos que encaixam num turbilhão Sentimentos que se juntam no átrio ao luar, Mão tuas e de mais ninguém, Veleiros de outrora, do além, Sorriso multicolor que tu tens… Deixa-me embebedar em tudo que acredito, Queres o céu perdido no infinito. Caminhas vagarosa e calma, Melodia que sacia tua alma. Sensatez e furor que cessam, Ruído de amor e paixão, Argumentos de um turbilhão, Estrelas que a ti confessam… Victor Marques
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 7:31 AM UTC
Argumentos que encaixam num turbilhão
hold up a mirror, say what you said cracks, in the furor, when there was three of you and one of me, you came at me from all sides and not one of them was "on my" side, world is wide ocean is deep, you have too much pride you are a known creep, you are all over the details sink to a new low, say hello to the great whales, as they are sounding to be louder than you oh let me sink into that deep blue, I will play chess all the way to the bottom, and when I land it will be lunar, see, it will be telling, sea, because the bottom of the ocean, the sea, the gulf, the lake, the puddle, already know, my weakness, my muddle, they are looking for yours, I warned them you were here, "Code Name Dysthymia, dear."
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 10:31 PM UTC
"Code Name Dysthymia"
There was in a country of old A mighty giant, strong and bold His feet, bigger than two big dogs His fingers strong like wooden logs High up in the mountain, I'm told Away from the streets and the crowd In his dark cave he dwelt alone Feared by all, and fearing none People trembled at his mere sight Children, women and men alike What a big arm, what a great roar! And what a pride in his furor! So you must say, he was happy What is the point of my story? I shall thus tell you a secret The tall, tall fellow never slept He would sometime give it a try And although he'd never known why His eyes shut in the depth of night He'd give it up, not feeling right But then one day, an ant, curious Seeing him angry and bilious Wondered " Golly, what's up in here?" And climbed all the way to his ear Feeling an itch, the giant twitched And threatened "Out! You little witch!" But the ant crept deeper inside Whispering "Let's see what you hide" "Do not look there, minuscule you! It's not for ants to look into!" Replied he in an angry slur But she begged him "Please hear my word" "For what I see, under your bulk The very thing that makes you sulk Depriving you of your slumbers Is that you frighten great number Truth to be told, your heart is sweet But you're hiding in your retreat For if you scare off more than few You fear them more than they fear you!" There was in a country of old A mighty giant, strong and bold His feet, bigger than two big dogs His fingers strong like wooden logs You will perhaps think it's fancy 'Cause his best friend is an ant, see. And all the people from the town Come to visit him in his home But not at night, of after meals They wouldn't dare disturb the dreams Of a mighty giant's mighty sleep!
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 12:54 PM UTC
Bedtime Giant
There was in a country of old A mighty giant, strong and bold His feet, bigger than two big dogs His fingers strong like wooden logs High up in the mountain, I'm told Away from the streets and the crowd In his dark cave he dwelt alone Feared by all, and fearing none People trembled at his mere sight Children, women and men alike What a big arm, what a great roar! And what a pride in his furor! So you must say, he was happy What is the point of my story? I shall thus tell you a secret The tall, tall fellow never slept He would sometime give it a try And although he'd never known why His eyes shut in the depth of night He'd give it up, not feeling right But then one day, an ant, curious Seeing him angry and bilious Wondered " Golly, what's up in here?" And climbed all the way to his ear Feeling an itch, the giant twitched And threatened "Out! You little witch!" But the ant crept deeper inside Whispering "Let's see what you hide" "Do not look there, minuscule you! It's not for ants to look into!" Replied he in an angry slur But she begged him "Please hear my word" "For what I see, under your bulk The very thing that makes you sulk Depriving you of your slumbers Is that you frighten great number Truth to be told, your heart is sweet But you're hiding in your retreat For if you scare off more than few You fear them more than they fear you!" There was in a country of old A mighty giant, strong and bold His feet, bigger than two big dogs His fingers strong like wooden logs You will perhaps think it's fancy 'Cause his best friend is an ant, see. And all the people from the town Come to visit him in his home But not at night, of after meals They wouldn't dare disturb the dreams Of a mighty giant's mighty sleep!
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I feel just like I am in terror When I look at your mirror You are loveless and rude You're like a ****** dude. You just started being crude Sometimes you lie and elude I'd not fall into a ****** error So go away, I am in horror! No, I'm good, I wouldn't exude something bad; I am a ***** You have nothing to do for the furor to me, just shut the bad door!
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 8:14 AM UTC
Shut The Bad Door
Cazador alto y tan bello Como en la tierra no hay dos, Se fue de caza una tarde Por los montes del Señor. Seguro llevaba el paso, Listo el plomo, el corazón Repicando, la cabeza Erguida y dulce la voz. Bajo el oro de la tarde Tanto el cazador cazó, Que finas lágrimas rojas Se puso a llorar el sol... Cuando volvía cantando Suavemente a media voz Desde un árbol, enroscada, Una serpiente lo vio. Iba a vengar a las aves, Mas, tremendo, el cazador Con hoja de firme acero La cabeza le cortó. Pero aguardándolo estaba A muy pocos pasos yo... Lo até con mi cabellera Y dominé su furor. Ya maniatado le dije: -Pájaros matasteis vos, Y voy a tomar venganza Ahora que mío sois... Mas no lo maté con armas, Busqué una muerte peor: ¡Lo besé tan dulcemente Que le partí el corazón!         Envío Cazador: si vas de caza Por los montes del Señor, Teme que pájaros venguen Hondas heridas de amor.
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Romance de la venganza
A tenderhearted rage flows from my pen, like the Mississippi river after six months of a hard rain.   Suffering released, I long for peace, as I grab the pen like a ****** grabs the syringe, like my very life depends on it because it probably does. The passion that flows within my veins give a voice to my soul when the pen vomits words on the paper, like a drunk the morning after a night on the town, trying to drown the memory of her. I'm bent on writing because the world's dim lighting cast shadows on everything that mattered to me. I'm shattered you see by circumstances beyond my control. Life just seems to roll right over me, but I take my plight with the fight of a soldier, whose battle cry is: furor scribendi, a rage to write; because in the revealing comes the ultimate healing and that ******* light will never die.
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Dec 22, 2021
Dec 22, 2021 at 10:22 AM UTC
Furor Scribendi
No despiertes jamás para vivir tu sueño porque el sueño es un viaje más allá del olvido. Tu pie siempre es más firme después de haber caído. Sólo es grande en la vida quien sabe ser pequeño. El amor llega y pasa como un dolor risueño, como una rama seca donde retoña un nido. Sólo tiene algo suyo quien todo lo ha perdido. Nadie es dueño de nada sin ser su propio dueño. La vida será tuya si sabes que es ajena, que es igual ser montaña que ser grano de arena, pues la calma del justo vence el furor del bravo. Y aprende que el camino nace del caminante, pues, por más que ambiciones, humilde o arrogante, sólo has de ser el dueño de lo que eres esclavo.
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Soneto del caminante