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"gaiety" poems
A blackening morning bleeds and deepens the opening of iron lungs. Paperweight bones threaten gaiety and the smell of sleep. Such sadness pours inward, it has chosen the wrong body as cold folds over the world, so it feels real, stained frost in vacuous black. The pure leap of malignity agitates the interior of a woman's red heart, melting like embers. In the sulphur, words dry while water slides down. Drips and thickens. Gaping hole exposed- too early for the dawn.
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Apr 1, 2013
Apr 1, 2013 at 12:53 PM UTC
Cauldron
An empty boat glides through a tide-less sea Echos of thunderous silence reminisces the rowdy sailors once on board Without fear they sailed across the dark waters Without the knowledge of forthcoming doom they kept the spirits high Navigation impaired by the wrath of silence, their abominable gaiety and preposterous hopes were muted for eternity Life drained, flesh rotted, bones crumbled to dust, and the boat was filled with peaceful death Though without an inhabitant it still continues to drift towards a predesitned chaos Its calm trail behind disrupted by an impatient tranquility Its still path ahead disallows all animations with an unfluent time Yet it moves forward
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 12:19 PM UTC
An empty boat
Rodin: My love, I am on my knees facing your beautiful body. My mouth is drinking your fire. I ***** us in stone. We are indissoluble. Camille: I am heaven and hell. I am goddess and fire. You are my chauvinistic art-boy concubine. Rodin: My dear Camille, can you not see my love for you is rooted in passion not stone or clay or bronze? Can you not feel my tongue lapping at your feet? Camille: Foolish man. My feet are broken. I walk over you on stumps. Camille leaves for England. Rodin follows. Camille: You are boring. Rodin: My love, can you not see that I am in a depressed mood. Can you not see that your capriciousness plagues me? Camille: I love another. Rodin: How can you say these things to me? I give you my heart. I give you my soul. I give you my artistic genius! Camille: You’re right. You are a genius. Rodin: Shall I write us up a contract? Camille: As long as you don’t touch me. Camille and Rodin return to Paris separately. Rodin: It has been written. I will mentor you, write you in newspapers, place you in museums, and find you buyers. Camille: You will not love another? You will spurn all but my art? Rodin: I will. And you will marry me in return. Camille: … Rodin: Is there something wrong, my love? Camille: Can you not see I am being facetious? Rodin: My dear, you are my flora and gaiety. You are my chisel and stone. You are my breath and lungs. Camille: Learn how to breathe without me. Camille exits. Rodin crumples at the feet of Eternelle Idole. Rodin: What have I done wrong? Camille re-enters, her hands caked in clay. Camille: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Rodin: Shall I get the handcuffs? Camille: No. The lion’s cage. Strong tides and wet fuchsias. Camille enters the cage forever.
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 12:40 PM UTC
Camille and Rodin play la passion
Rodin: My love, I am on my knees facing your beautiful body. My mouth is drinking your fire. I ***** us in stone. We are indissoluble. Camille: I am heaven and hell. I am goddess and fire. You are my chauvinistic art-boy concubine. Rodin: My dear Camille, can you not see my love for you is rooted in passion not stone or clay or bronze? Can you not feel my tongue lapping at your feet? Camille: Foolish man. My feet are broken. I walk over you on stumps. Camille leaves for England. Rodin follows. Camille: You are boring. Rodin: My love, can you not see that I am in a depressed mood. Can you not see that your capriciousness plagues me? Camille: I love another. Rodin: How can you say these things to me? I give you my heart. I give you my soul. I give you my artistic genius! Camille: You’re right. You are a genius. Rodin: Shall I write us up a contract? Camille: As long as you don’t touch me. Camille and Rodin return to Paris separately. Rodin: It has been written. I will mentor you, write you in newspapers, place you in museums, and find you buyers. Camille: You will not love another? You will spurn all but my art? Rodin: I will. And you will marry me in return. Camille: … Rodin: Is there something wrong, my love? Camille: Can you not see I am being facetious? Rodin: My dear, you are my flora and gaiety. You are my chisel and stone. You are my breath and lungs. Camille: Learn how to breathe without me. Camille exits. Rodin crumples at the feet of Eternelle Idole. Rodin: What have I done wrong? Camille re-enters, her hands caked in clay. Camille: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Rodin: Shall I get the handcuffs? Camille: No. The lion’s cage. Strong tides and wet fuchsias. Camille enters the cage forever.
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Red is the color of passion, but the passion of love A firey burning sensation, heating and fueling lover's desire Orange is the color of energy, blinding, and fast Zipping through space and recharging the multiverse Yellow is the color of friendship, sunshine and bright Lifting frowns and bringing joy to all Green is the color of life, growth, expansion Of Gaia and the vibrant vivacity of Mother Earth Blue is the color of sadness and melancholy and despair Of the salty water of both tear and sea Indigo is the color of calm and surging stillness, contemplation And intellect, the color of knowledge Violet is the color of passion also, the passion of music and art Powerful and strong, mellowed and smooth And octamarine is the color of magic, the eighth color of the rainbow, falling off the edge of the world into space White and black, not contained within a rainbow, but both contain the rainbow themselves, they intertwine, yin and yang White signifying good, pureness, gaiety, life Black symbolising evil, taint, gloominess, death
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 10:08 AM UTC
colors
Why does the thin grey strand Floating up from the forgotten Cigarette between my fingers, Why does it trouble me? Ah, you will understand; When I carried my mother downstairs, A few times only, at the beginning Of her soft-foot malady, I should find, for a reprimand To my gaiety, a few long grey hairs On the breast of my coat; and one by one I let them float up the dark chimney.
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Sorrow
The glitter of strobe gratuitous gaiety platitudes and sanctimonious guile ******* cocktails on the menu an ingratiating mask a gratified grin Contorted vocal chords lots of laughter no time for irony look at me.
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 8:02 AM UTC
Hysteria Means Hilarity
Dreary of a dark empty space, The loneliness crowded, Which somewhat I called— "A Place Unwanted." To them may it be madness: A pretense of his suffering, His mindful selfishness. But not how I would label me. To be covered in lunacy: Lies coming from about, Changing colors and theme, Wading of goodness. Their ways of hypocrisy. I was a sea of countless woe, To be brave but unsure. Am I ever safe, if I never show? The gaiety beyond avenue, Through under glass I look. The joy fits for most, But not a dream to be oath. Overtaking my inmost true,— These things behind the sun. What I should walk away from, But it could never be done.
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May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018 at 3:03 AM UTC
◦ Things Behind The Sun
243 I’ve known a Heaven, like a Tent— To wrap its shining Yards— Pluck up its stakes, and disappear— Without the sound of Boards Or Rip of Nail—Or Carpenter— But just the miles of Stare— That signalize a Show’s Retreat— In North America— No Trace—no Figment of the Thing That dazzled, Yesterday, No Ring—no Marvel— Men, and Feats— Dissolved as utterly— As Bird’s far Navigation Discloses just a Hue— A plash of Oars, a Gaiety— Then swallowed up, of View.
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I’ve known a Heaven, like a Tent
*Integrity over Popularity Mystique over Physique Wisdom over Education Spontaneous over Meticulous Patience over Anxious Peace over Pace Grace over Face Elation over Frustration Spiritualism over Materialism Honesty over Secrecy Passion over Fashion Honey over Money Poetic over Pedantic Relaxivity over Productivity Attitude over Pulchritude Gaiety over Propriety Intuition over Sophistication Intimacy over Privacy Devotion over Ambition & Love over Everything* ~ For my best friend, Piglet <3 ~
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 6:19 PM UTC
Pooh's Creed
'O godmother, open your mind to me and tell me of your woe!' 'My dread spouse, he is to joust on the morrow's night; Death cannot accompany him, else I shall be left bereft!' 'O godmother, he is no longer a marauder; he shan't greet Death on the verdant hill where he shall joust,' 'My dread spouse, what will he suffer if he were to fail?' 'O godmother, ye of little faith! Your dread spouse shall joust with a fiery spirit,' 'My dread spouse, what would become of me if he survived, only gaiety!' 'O godmother, worry not, for he shall battle under a gibbous waning moon, a good omen surely!' 'My dread spouse, if he shall be pierced by an arrow whilst on his stallion, I shall weep to the moon!' 'O godmother, if his blood is to stain grass browned by heat, he will lay peacefully knowing his courage.'
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Aug 5, 2019
Aug 5, 2019 at 7:25 PM UTC
O Godmother
(For Harry Clifton) I HAVE heard that hysterical women say They are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow. Of poets that are always gay, For everybody knows or else should know That if nothing drastic is done Aeroplane and Zeppelin will come out. Pitch like King Billy bomb-balls in Until the town lie bearen flat. All perform their tragic play, There struts Hamlet, there is Lear, That's Ophelia, that Cordelia; Yet they, should the last scene be there, The great stage curtain about to drop, If worthy their prominent part in the play, Do not break up their lines to weep. They know that Hamlet and Lear are gay; Gaiety transfiguring all that dread. All men have aimed at, found and lost; Black out; Heaven blazing into the head: Tragedy wrought to its uttermost. Though Hamlet rambles and Lear rages, And all the drop-scenes drop at once Upon a hundred thousand stages, It cannot grow by an inch or an ounce. On their own feet they came, or On shipboard,' Camel-back; horse-back, ass-back, mule-back, Old civilisations put to the sword. Then they and their wisdom went to rack: No handiwork of Callimachus, Who handled marble as if it were bronze, Made draperies that seemed to rise When sea-wind swept the corner, stands; His long lamp-chimney shaped like the stem Of a slender palm, stood but a day; All things fall and are built again, And those that build them again are gay. Two Chinamen, behind them a third, Are carved in lapis lazuli, Over them flies a long-legged bird, A symbol of longevity; The third, doubtless a serving-man, Carries a musical instmment. Every discoloration of the stone, Every accidental crack or dent, Seems a water-course or an avalanche, Or lofty slope where it still snows Though doubtless plum or cherry-branch Sweetens the little half-way house Those Chinamen climb towards, and I Delight to imagine them seated there; There, on the mountain and the sky, On all the tragic scene they stare. One asks for mournful melodies; Accomplished fingers begin to play. Their eyes mid many wrinkles, their eyes, Their ancient, glittering eyes, are gay.
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Lapis Lazuli
(For Harry Clifton) I HAVE heard that hysterical women say They are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow. Of poets that are always gay, For everybody knows or else should know That if nothing drastic is done Aeroplane and Zeppelin will come out. Pitch like King Billy bomb-balls in Until the town lie bearen flat. All perform their tragic play, There struts Hamlet, there is Lear, That's Ophelia, that Cordelia; Yet they, should the last scene be there, The great stage curtain about to drop, If worthy their prominent part in the play, Do not break up their lines to weep. They know that Hamlet and Lear are gay; Gaiety transfiguring all that dread. All men have aimed at, found and lost; Black out; Heaven blazing into the head: Tragedy wrought to its uttermost. Though Hamlet rambles and Lear rages, And all the drop-scenes drop at once Upon a hundred thousand stages, It cannot grow by an inch or an ounce. On their own feet they came, or On shipboard,' Camel-back; horse-back, ass-back, mule-back, Old civilisations put to the sword. Then they and their wisdom went to rack: No handiwork of Callimachus, Who handled marble as if it were bronze, Made draperies that seemed to rise When sea-wind swept the corner, stands; His long lamp-chimney shaped like the stem Of a slender palm, stood but a day; All things fall and are built again, And those that build them again are gay. Two Chinamen, behind them a third, Are carved in lapis lazuli, Over them flies a long-legged bird, A symbol of longevity; The third, doubtless a serving-man, Carries a musical instmment. Every discoloration of the stone, Every accidental crack or dent, Seems a water-course or an avalanche, Or lofty slope where it still snows Though doubtless plum or cherry-branch Sweetens the little half-way house Those Chinamen climb towards, and I Delight to imagine them seated there; There, on the mountain and the sky, On all the tragic scene they stare. One asks for mournful melodies; Accomplished fingers begin to play. Their eyes mid many wrinkles, their eyes, Their ancient, glittering eyes, are gay.
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There, high aloft the flaming sky     Ablaze with the sun's intense heat A boy, calmly, gaily did fly     The world a globe beneath his feet The sky an eye of molten blue     The fields green blooming in gold Of wheat and grains, the ploughman drew     Whilst calm ocean waves did unfold And crashed against the mighty shore     Studded with rocks, and moist and cool Where sat upon the golden floor     The fisherman near the dull pool Trying throughout the weary day     Catch any fish, a meal to serve His cursed stomach which growled fray     And twined in locks each of his nerve And on that pool, a fearsome ship     With azure flags, a dreary mast Most quietly, quickly did skip     The tremulous ocean waves, past Stealing the food the fisherman     Yearned to catch but never did he And Icarus flew higher than     His father had told him to be Out of his thrill, his bliss, his joy     He tried to claim the sun, the skies Only his tries made him the boy     To fall into his dark demise And as he rose, he rose most high     He lost his wings, like bright the oars Once pedaling throughout the sky     Melted away, he lost his course And suddenly his feathers flew     Like pollen in the midst of spring And down into the profound blue     He went on fast and tumbling His cries for pleas were never heard     Ne'er spoken from his withered throat And down just like an injured bird     He tumbled and drowned near the boat What marvelous a sight as seen     A boy tumbling from out the sky Ne'er the ploughman plowing the green     Did see him, he was left to die Tumbling further beneath the brine     As Daedalus flew high around “O, gods, where is the son of mine,     There is no sign, there is no sound Of his warm breath, his lively beat     That chimed away in gaiety Where did he go, did his end meet     O, what have you have done to me!” And so he flew around, away     Fisher saw nix, the boat passed by And life continued day by day     As Icarus was left to die
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 6:32 PM UTC
Icarus
There, high aloft the flaming sky     Ablaze with the sun's intense heat A boy, calmly, gaily did fly     The world a globe beneath his feet The sky an eye of molten blue     The fields green blooming in gold Of wheat and grains, the ploughman drew     Whilst calm ocean waves did unfold And crashed against the mighty shore     Studded with rocks, and moist and cool Where sat upon the golden floor     The fisherman near the dull pool Trying throughout the weary day     Catch any fish, a meal to serve His cursed stomach which growled fray     And twined in locks each of his nerve And on that pool, a fearsome ship     With azure flags, a dreary mast Most quietly, quickly did skip     The tremulous ocean waves, past Stealing the food the fisherman     Yearned to catch but never did he And Icarus flew higher than     His father had told him to be Out of his thrill, his bliss, his joy     He tried to claim the sun, the skies Only his tries made him the boy     To fall into his dark demise And as he rose, he rose most high     He lost his wings, like bright the oars Once pedaling throughout the sky     Melted away, he lost his course And suddenly his feathers flew     Like pollen in the midst of spring And down into the profound blue     He went on fast and tumbling His cries for pleas were never heard     Ne'er spoken from his withered throat And down just like an injured bird     He tumbled and drowned near the boat What marvelous a sight as seen     A boy tumbling from out the sky Ne'er the ploughman plowing the green     Did see him, he was left to die Tumbling further beneath the brine     As Daedalus flew high around “O, gods, where is the son of mine,     There is no sign, there is no sound Of his warm breath, his lively beat     That chimed away in gaiety Where did he go, did his end meet     O, what have you have done to me!” And so he flew around, away     Fisher saw nix, the boat passed by And life continued day by day     As Icarus was left to die
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I cannot recall the precise moment  of my arrival at Anhedonia memories blindsided by a phantasmagoric comorbid collage of cant precipitated by some newspaper reportage or holocaust story some creepy instance that breached the precipice between simple sorrow and permanent melancholia some fatal blow that cinched the deal some horrid event that could not heal some dejected disappointment that could not be resolved some moment of unguarded clarity when integrity dissolved nevertheless I have arrived at this mangled juncture élan a mania not even Edison's medicine can extirpate I was quite lighthearted before the inferno before my brain broke ennui now a   turgid companion feeding on gaiety, never sated, seeking famine esurient unrelenting usurper of  happiness go away, leave me alone, relish some other  soul's  madness gone is any exuberance, glee or mirth miseries are mine, many the days since birth better I was carried  from the womb straight to the grave a fatuous existence, clamoring and grasping in vain it's as if I was born into a well but these waters they burn the bludgeoning alcohol a liquid hell Oh florid loquacity, you are an impostor your verse is an adversary a foray of jagged rhythm justifying a storm a sordid verbosity  assuring no norm a plaintive scratching guild of recriminative collaboration some alliance of fulminating disquietude the cost for the fare on the adventure to: the stunning moment  you too will visit Anhedonia
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 9:39 PM UTC
Destination Anhedonia
I cannot recall the precise moment  of my arrival at Anhedonia memories blindsided by a phantasmagoric comorbid collage of cant precipitated by some newspaper reportage or holocaust story some creepy instance that breached the precipice between simple sorrow and permanent melancholia some fatal blow that cinched the deal some horrid event that could not heal some dejected disappointment that could not be resolved some moment of unguarded clarity when integrity dissolved nevertheless I have arrived at this mangled juncture élan a mania not even Edison's medicine can extirpate I was quite lighthearted before the inferno before my brain broke ennui now a   turgid companion feeding on gaiety, never sated, seeking famine esurient unrelenting usurper of  happiness go away, leave me alone, relish some other  soul's  madness gone is any exuberance, glee or mirth miseries are mine, many the days since birth better I was carried  from the womb straight to the grave a fatuous existence, clamoring and grasping in vain it's as if I was born into a well but these waters they burn the bludgeoning alcohol a liquid hell Oh florid loquacity, you are an impostor your verse is an adversary a foray of jagged rhythm justifying a storm a sordid verbosity  assuring no norm a plaintive scratching guild of recriminative collaboration some alliance of fulminating disquietude the cost for the fare on the adventure to: the stunning moment  you too will visit Anhedonia
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I appeared that one random day some years ago when the stars were galloping. since then each step I take picturesque the clip I've been rolling. I remember that day when mom told me that to live was to encounter a blessing and struggling was the way we inherit a trophy for generations that lived. I was deceived by the unrealistic heroism of many martyrs who died before me. in fact, the spotlights were not meant for me as I expected. fate put me far removed from any truth I’ve worshiped. some days I move in urge and fly very high. I heal my wounds and forgive people who randomly get me to taunt. some days I scream without words and get drowned in my own nightmares. I drop death thinking of any chance to collect my own mythical strikes. after all, I still reopen my eyes to a bizarre sight; I wonder if it is the answer to all the prayers I've murmured in my solemn nights or perhaps it is just the doom I've been daydreaming about all the time. of the truths spoken and the marks of my barefoot steps, I pledge for an eternal gaiety. And a place of my own kind.
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Aug 14, 2022
Aug 14, 2022 at 9:21 AM UTC
Martyrdom
~ Underneath a crushing moonlit Roses are dancing in a glow garden Cram of comeliness whispering through my pensive Applaud an agitating mind of dragging love That submerging under a poetic passion A wild **** of beauty wishing to crave a romance Stressing on mind that makes Bubbles of emotions simultaneously, Touching and filling the empty dreams That essence of heaven creating the melody of divine music Passing through the poet's nose and nails Deep ache  popping at the heart and stone There render of love conceiving to catch a **** of heaven A tangible gaiety that creates so surprising illusion The glimmer chords becoming to splash The utmost inflames growing to outburst, Bursts into the fire of gaiety-- Psyche pouring a fathomless passion till the twilight Where there I am dancing alone with my shadow, Ah! my Love-- Oh! my Love ---- What a Crushing Moonlit!!   ~ @ Musfiq us shaleheen
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Nov 17, 2014
Nov 17, 2014 at 4:23 PM UTC
Crushing Moonlit
Little wallflower at the back of the room Sitting pretty, waiting to bloom Watching the others in their gaiety Dreaming of tiny steps to spontaneity If you have something to say, say it But even when you do, you delay it Sitting in the back all alone Where have you hidden your backbone? You wait it out until that perfect silence The challenge, the defiance Of delivering the right answer When everyone else just stands there But it seems it will never come You'd rather they think you were dumb Instead of watching the heads turn And feeling your throat burn And it has to be something meaningful Something wise, beneficial Because this is the leaf upturned This is the incense finally burned You must be wise and reveal a profound truth Or the silent one will be seen as the dumb mute But not too weird and different either Or you might as well be having a seizure As you speak there is such an unjust silence And as you finish an applause and laughter like raw violence For despite your careful wording They will never pay attention to anything but asserting Asserting, asserting is gold Asserting yourself and being bold Being confident, being **** Being exposed, being rude Even if you proved the professor wrong Even if in three seconds you wrote a song Even if you recited a hundred digits of Pi All they care about is that you are speaking and that you were once shy And that my friends is a spectacle
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Mar 29, 2012
Mar 29, 2012 at 4:27 PM UTC
Wallflower
To start -- being an adolescent with autumn eyes, seeking a prophecy for long-standing bravery to further the spinning spokes for minutes, five more, I burned the drapes to reveal a humanity only I could see. The expectations were elaborately existing, unsatisfying. Sons and fathers, years refrained from matters that reverse reverse reverse curses and maturity without purpose. Those idle accepted neglect, and the existence of an unsalted bridge was quickly detained. Alone, the foolish described to search for the future in geometric formation and coffee ring stains fading the desk. But the sense proposed in my decided equality drank dignity straight from the bottle. The road that lead me between two cliffs, Propriety and Statistics, with the rocks already pelting down, could not diminish my enthusiasm for necessary absurdities. There's no flesh in declared mediocrities. I became a luminary for pleasures of eminence, hope with resolve, opportunities in destiny. Blind gambles obliged the fear of exacting sensibility. Passionate follies created no-regret-consequences, satisfied stability. Only the **** are granted victories in eternal gaiety. Mortality is irrelevant if you let mystery be your urgency.
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Oct 3, 2012
Oct 3, 2012 at 3:53 PM UTC
Why
color me turquoise the color of serenity the color of healing the color of heaven the color of positive energy color me indigo the color of mourning the color of reminiscence the color of melancholy color me blue color me with the silk lips that have kissed all that is beautiful color me with the fluttering eyes that could tell unlimited tales color me with the tip of your finger that traces every pore of my ivory crème skin color me with the blood that bleeds through my heart like honey color me with the color of gaiety and sorrow therefore color me grieving and color me euphoric you are solely responsible for dyeing my dominant scarlet colored blood a puzzling sapphire hue. nevertheless, color me blue.
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 3:32 AM UTC
Color me Blue
Oh Bard, wielding a tool mighty and spiky Mightier than either the sword or rod, You reign as monarch in fancy’s domain Sketching life in all variety and mode Which with pain and strife fraught Or bright with gaiety and grace In finer yarn than the gossamer thread On a fabric of words in befitting verse You steal away from the noisy crowd Into the stillness of the cloistered cell To dwell with Fancy’s mystic charms Weaving downy dreams at will You recount forgotten tales of yore Of ****** battles won and lost, Of lovers united, amour defiled, Conjuring memories from abysmal past You hearken to the moans of lovelorn souls And sing of beauty in ditties fine Triggering sparks into flames grow In umpteen hearts that pine and whine Babbling with the brook rushing swift, Racing with the deer loping past, You wander into mysterious woods Where flowers, their richest odors cast Your ears intent on the song of birds That comes floating from the far off groves And the whir of cicadas on the bark of trees Breaking the calm of twilight eves Alone you saunter the stretching strands, Watching virulent breakers in fury heave Often your heart dancing with the tide And swinging with the rhythm of rising wave You feast on the gleam of the auburn sun And the speckled blue of the infinite skies Watching the day dying in flame And the night in a diadem of stars vies All that’s lovesome meets your eyes And commune to you in profuse delight Which you turn into rhyme and rhythm For the whole of mankind to devour and digest From your harp flow symphonies sweet Songs of longing, love and lust Of idyllic happiness, peace and bliss, Fuelling hearts with vigorous zest Though outlawed by the great sage of Greece, Branding the poet, aberrant and a fool Oft beneath the façade of his wayward thoughts, Lie heaps of wisdom for the discerning soul.
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 6:01 AM UTC
An Ode to a Bard
Oh Bard, wielding a tool mighty and spiky Mightier than either the sword or rod, You reign as monarch in fancy’s domain Sketching life in all variety and mode Which with pain and strife fraught Or bright with gaiety and grace In finer yarn than the gossamer thread On a fabric of words in befitting verse You steal away from the noisy crowd Into the stillness of the cloistered cell To dwell with Fancy’s mystic charms Weaving downy dreams at will You recount forgotten tales of yore Of ****** battles won and lost, Of lovers united, amour defiled, Conjuring memories from abysmal past You hearken to the moans of lovelorn souls And sing of beauty in ditties fine Triggering sparks into flames grow In umpteen hearts that pine and whine Babbling with the brook rushing swift, Racing with the deer loping past, You wander into mysterious woods Where flowers, their richest odors cast Your ears intent on the song of birds That comes floating from the far off groves And the whir of cicadas on the bark of trees Breaking the calm of twilight eves Alone you saunter the stretching strands, Watching virulent breakers in fury heave Often your heart dancing with the tide And swinging with the rhythm of rising wave You feast on the gleam of the auburn sun And the speckled blue of the infinite skies Watching the day dying in flame And the night in a diadem of stars vies All that’s lovesome meets your eyes And commune to you in profuse delight Which you turn into rhyme and rhythm For the whole of mankind to devour and digest From your harp flow symphonies sweet Songs of longing, love and lust Of idyllic happiness, peace and bliss, Fuelling hearts with vigorous zest Though outlawed by the great sage of Greece, Branding the poet, aberrant and a fool Oft beneath the façade of his wayward thoughts, Lie heaps of wisdom for the discerning soul.
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*Tea time is not how it used to be,— full of gaiety and life. Only now, it's full of woe, and tears drip into my cup. One day, perhaps soon, all alone, tea time shall return again— to being a cheerful occasion. I go on thinking what tea time could have been like. -M.H.-*
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 2:12 PM UTC
Tea Time
*Reflections of Paris this morning , for all the inhabitants of the world , especially those inspired by beautiful works of art and architecture  ! Those fortunate enough to have dined in world class eateries on cuisine prepared by Master Chefs , marveled over the downtown skyline high atop prominent monuments ! Impassioned lovers perusing her avenues , window shopping store fronts , boutiques along famous boulevards ! Senior couples recalling their yesteryears with great joy , frolicking , happy children playing in parklands , feeding songbirds with euphoria and curiosity , strolling walkways along the riverbank at Dusk with great wonderment and personal reflection The poet and poetess , musician and thespian , ballet dancer and street performer .. To lovers young and old , the continued hope of gaiety and splendor at every turn ! She is lovely indeed , the Queen of all that is beautiful on this Earth* ..
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Nov 14, 2015
Nov 14, 2015 at 11:53 AM UTC
Paris
Every ocean deserves to see YOU And feel jealous of your beauty Every sunrise deserves to see you And be envy of your shine Every flower deserves to see you And be covetous of your colors & fragrance Every cloud deserves to see you And be mad at your gaiety float Every river deserves to see you And be ashamed of its own curves Every dew deserves to reflect you And be possessive of your image in it Every leaf deserves to touch you And let besotted by your skin Every fish deserves to swim with you And be ashamed of your flirtation with water Every fruit deserves to taste YOU And feel insecure of your nectar sweetness Every breeze deserves to cling your body And feel lustful of your brilliance Every birds deserves to accompany you And desirous of the smooth wings in flight Every star deserves to see you And be paranoid of your angelic sparkle Every moonlight deserves to light YOU And be jilted by your illumination
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 12:04 AM UTC
DESERVES
Now orchids are blooming here, Sun rises by the call of ‘Koel’! Sun beam around by the call of ‘Keteki’! Everywhere fragrance of ‘Keteki flower’ spread out!   It is the time of blossoming! It is the time of celebration! A gala for...... “Merriment of brotherhood, Gaiety of collectively High spirited choir with nature!” People are celebrating spring..   Dancing under the Banyan tree On the mid of the farmyard; Biting the drum with a wish The Sounds go to sky and break the clouds Thunder and rain follows..... With promises To watering the crops in summer; People call it “Madam ‘Bordoi-chila’ coming to her mother’s place! Everyone venerate For nature and season! They pray to nature Though their amiable laughs and ovation   Showcasing gaiety of connectivity and togetherness With a wish for nature’s blessing for production!
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 8:46 AM UTC
Gala of spring
The trees smile with their sprout of tender leaves and blooming flowers, Eternal nature with its transient expression, Hails spring with joy! Bewildering shades with so many tinges. The land of beauty and greatness Colour of happiness and peace makes people alive to enjoy the spirit. A celebration of colour And An experience of harmony and delight. Gulal of red, green, yellow and countless colour also explains the colourful meaning of life, A day filled with laughter and gaiety, A day to smear our dreams With a splash of vibrant colours The festival of colour brings a spring of unbounded fun and frolic!!
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Mar 27, 2021
Mar 27, 2021 at 2:32 PM UTC
Colours of happiness
Nightfall, through the door, Bedsprawl, a ritualistic bore. Movements, they're oppressive. Actions, they're aggressive but his eyes, they're depressive. Our synthetic connection and self-hatred is created with projection and misplaced indignation. There is no love in our heads, no lust in our beds. The fear of emasculation and eternal damnation hides all self-loathing with boasting and congruent clothing. My Y was castrated. I'm a ****** from the womb. I'm Female, for unsated gloom  my X is berated. I'm named a disgusting mutation as he projects his deveation onto the population. When his shameful "pride" has diminished, I know our joyless formality has finished. He doesn't sit in the pew, yet he stands in the aisle, locked in a prison of denial. Tough and brisant, trying to be what he isn't. He walks out like a ragdoll, his steps aneurysmal with alcohol. Beside myself, salty tears act as an anaesthetic, the antonym of emotion. An apathetic ocean. I clutch my centre, the daunting tormentor. Impregnation is a STD, an infection, an infestation. Glue for our miseries to undo our joys. Merriment induced torment, fidelity induced gaiety
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Dec 12, 2018
Dec 12, 2018 at 8:03 AM UTC
An (Ex)-Friend of Dorothy.