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"galore" poems
And then in just a click of a button, I'm all alone. Nothin' but 2 Mutton. For I have been stranded, and perhaps abandoned from my dear friends. I see some stems of an old tree, dying in despair. I see a new land offshore, but the distant island has no grass. I went to the cave, nothin’ but bats. So I went deeper forward, toward the mighty horrors. I found some iron and gold, I make a tool to behold. After some more iron, I acquire some attire. Then suddenly, out of the dark abyss I found my true and only bliss! After a few days more, I have my tools galore. A long time from then… I built myself zen All along the old island, a long time after my first diamond, I see something strange… I know something’s a change I see it coming closer, I peek out like a toaster. And there a person behold! He was in a boat, looking bold, I went out to the shore, After all, I’m not gonna ignore.
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 11:19 PM UTC
All alone (A Minecraft survival island story)
The era of social media and virtual interaction Where it is so important to keep your reputation And yet indeed it'll take you nowhere Because you're just another particle in their atmosphere No matter how hard you try to seem kind They just can't bother to reply, they seem to be blind No matter how many thousands of follows you've got Your friends are still the same old scattered lot Selfies galore, plenty of them Show yourself to yourself, feel like a gem You go with your friends riding a bike Post a picture on FB and it gets many a like You're all content about it, it feels so nice After which, conversation turns to ice At gatherings telephones sound Ringing all day, a new friend was found Introduce yourself, one more time again And fall into oblivion, it's starting to rain
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 3:06 PM UTC
Social media rant
i'm your o so wanna be lover I'm afraid not what you would expect though i admit to being a difficult pleasure perhaps a tad strange looking squishy with long tentacles half man half octopus with a winking cycloptic eye i entreat you looks can be deceiving how many pretty boys have you loved crawling worms for a soul that have left you a ruined creel a jagged cry chattering tears of desolation have you ever asked your self who adores you who would give all to protect love and cherish i'm waving my eight arms at you from the center of the universe i eat black holes to kiss your *** am i not a cosmic horror with my big Cthulhu smile quivering with tenderness do you hunger for butter **** lollypop i have two big **** heartbreakers with teardrop curves a feast for your ravenous holes of emptiness and many armed tentacles to hold you tight to slither all over your tender woven caves to pull you into me with suckers that thrill during swirling inky ***** i will unravel your mind your soul tilthed if you can get passed my gray rubbery boneless head i can push this shape-shifting balloon face through your annul tubular contours all the way up your beautiful *** licking salivating tickling into your tender bowel and throat like a great dancing tongue a stretched waving goodness entering your mouth from the back side can pretty pretty do that? come slowly unto me my beloved i am all chromatophores endless glittering nightlights incandescent so we may wander our way through long dim nights ****** in the deep deep dark with tentacle ***** galore an infinity of entertainment for every crevice and desire and one winking cycloptic eye that pierces your soul
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Apr 15, 2017
Apr 15, 2017 at 3:31 PM UTC
From the Deep Deep Dark...Ero ****
i'm your o so wanna be lover I'm afraid not what you would expect though i admit to being a difficult pleasure perhaps a tad strange looking squishy with long tentacles half man half octopus with a winking cycloptic eye i entreat you looks can be deceiving how many pretty boys have you loved crawling worms for a soul that have left you a ruined creel a jagged cry chattering tears of desolation have you ever asked your self who adores you who would give all to protect love and cherish i'm waving my eight arms at you from the center of the universe i eat black holes to kiss your *** am i not a cosmic horror with my big Cthulhu smile quivering with tenderness do you hunger for butter **** lollypop i have two big **** heartbreakers with teardrop curves a feast for your ravenous holes of emptiness and many armed tentacles to hold you tight to slither all over your tender woven caves to pull you into me with suckers that thrill during swirling inky ***** i will unravel your mind your soul tilthed if you can get passed my gray rubbery boneless head i can push this shape-shifting balloon face through your annul tubular contours all the way up your beautiful *** licking salivating tickling into your tender bowel and throat like a great dancing tongue a stretched waving goodness entering your mouth from the back side can pretty pretty do that? come slowly unto me my beloved i am all chromatophores endless glittering nightlights incandescent so we may wander our way through long dim nights ****** in the deep deep dark with tentacle ***** galore an infinity of entertainment for every crevice and desire and one winking cycloptic eye that pierces your soul
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(Inspired by and dedicated to John Edward Smallshaw, and his "Spice") I am a summer-man, Because I'm blessed to sit by the sea. Let it and the other two Musketeers, boon companions to me, Sun and Wind, erase my discomposure as I reside in the Poet's Nookery. Let them have almost all that troubles, but not all. I am a summer-man. On the bay, on the beach, I see birth, I see death, osprey nests, carcasses of mussels and horseshoe ***** This, somehow reassuring, the cycles, this circularity, the tides and inevitability. I am a summer-man. Student of languages seasonal, Peaches, plums, cherries, poetry and loving Woman.^ This, the  summer alphabet-soup of my multiple tongues. I am a summer-man. Sancerre and Pinot Gris, super cold, Paul Simon, Nina Simone, with proper aging, getting  hotter, Salsa and Afrikaner hints, super louder, Even "Still Crazy After All These Years," that-who-wud-be-me, chills outer.^^ I am a summer-man. When ever this lad's writes appear, it proves once again, there is no truth that his   name was once Dr. Seuss In a prior life, even if each is signed by Ogdiddy Nash** I am a summer-man. **Disrespectful of the calendar, if I can, try to make summer season stretch-marks from May to October. I would add April, but the IRS is already ****** at me.^^^ Though the cherry blossoms of May now gone away, the lilies of June arrive, but but for a week or two, soon, like my mom, withered away. Acorns in August^^^^ have arrived too swiftly.** This summer, beloved, and love of summer, deep-rooted. Season of my Peter Pan Poetry Galore Festival. A love,  incapable, impossible, of ever growing old, ever growing cold, it cannot wither. It is summer heat reminders exposed, how it misses its man, that hide in the flames of the teasing, popping, reminding Winter fireplace's crackling popping***
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 9:33 AM UTC
I am a Summer-Man
(Inspired by and dedicated to John Edward Smallshaw, and his "Spice") I am a summer-man, Because I'm blessed to sit by the sea. Let it and the other two Musketeers, boon companions to me, Sun and Wind, erase my discomposure as I reside in the Poet's Nookery. Let them have almost all that troubles, but not all. I am a summer-man. On the bay, on the beach, I see birth, I see death, osprey nests, carcasses of mussels and horseshoe ***** This, somehow reassuring, the cycles, this circularity, the tides and inevitability. I am a summer-man. Student of languages seasonal, Peaches, plums, cherries, poetry and loving Woman.^ This, the  summer alphabet-soup of my multiple tongues. I am a summer-man. Sancerre and Pinot Gris, super cold, Paul Simon, Nina Simone, with proper aging, getting  hotter, Salsa and Afrikaner hints, super louder, Even "Still Crazy After All These Years," that-who-wud-be-me, chills outer.^^ I am a summer-man. When ever this lad's writes appear, it proves once again, there is no truth that his   name was once Dr. Seuss In a prior life, even if each is signed by Ogdiddy Nash** I am a summer-man. **Disrespectful of the calendar, if I can, try to make summer season stretch-marks from May to October. I would add April, but the IRS is already ****** at me.^^^ Though the cherry blossoms of May now gone away, the lilies of June arrive, but but for a week or two, soon, like my mom, withered away. Acorns in August^^^^ have arrived too swiftly.** This summer, beloved, and love of summer, deep-rooted. Season of my Peter Pan Poetry Galore Festival. A love,  incapable, impossible, of ever growing old, ever growing cold, it cannot wither. It is summer heat reminders exposed, how it misses its man, that hide in the flames of the teasing, popping, reminding Winter fireplace's crackling popping***
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Its a scam, its a scam, see the Crimson Gang deftly scamming them They by sleight have befuddled gullible masses Moral Compass Made them see wrong as right twisting their brains from the stem With deceitful guile they shepherded them all to the fools' campus Slander and fake News galore fed to vacant hungry masses scrum Knowledge is power the reprobates declares, do not let it pass We're the majority the bullies screams, knowing they're just scums Worthless charlatans who rob successes and **** without cutlass They take a foregone conclusion and coat it with fool's gold crumb A victim with no intention of going after an uninterested lass Dumb masses fed fake news fooled into harassing actions dumb A non-event becomes a show of the controlling might of our class Crimson gangs interpret a non-events from his deluded sad drum Creates a warped sick drama round a hapless victim for laughs Gives street theater actions to masses, these will oppose and numb Whilst poor victim subjected to 'voiding' madness wonders past The Crimson leaders laugh so much like pirates drinking *** Look how we manipulate the masses, they are so simple and crass With our devious twisting propaganda they eat out of our *** We simply use them to nail and crucify our victim to the cross
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 4:50 PM UTC
Together We Stand......
After years of aimless wanderings Leaving behind the cities of midnight revels And the fevered journey in metro rails, I am back at the land of my people. Wherever I went, Under which ever roof I slept, I had carried my land, As a jewel in a casket And ensured it rested safe Ever under my pillow As I moved with aliens Unable to merge with their cultural mores, I saw my land glimmer in darkness Like a dew drop on a moon blanched leaf When I sweated in the blistering sands A patch of green landscape, like an oasis Wafted me in a cool embrace Then dreams poured in like star light And I wandered in the meadows of my youthful love My heart struggling to forget old longings And memories lashing upon me like tidal waves Pursued by that inalienable shadow Suddenly being born in flesh and blood I hastened to the streets of my youth With hopes galore and plans vivid But alas! There is none to recognize me Oh! I am a stranger here An unwelcome stranger among total strangers Now I wonder which is truly my land? The one left behind or the one just landed in? Oscillating between these two worlds, My fractured identity looms large With worms of memories wriggling in my flesh And a myth suddenly dying in my brain
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Jun 7, 2018
Jun 7, 2018 at 10:37 AM UTC
My Fractured Identity
Attitude of Gratitude is the best day to start the day It is harder to feel depressed when focusing on what I am thankful for I am thankful for friend here on Hello Poetry and in my life too I am thankful for my family I am thankful for my health I am thankful for each meal I am thankful for a roof over my head, and at night for a bed I am thankful for money to pay the bills I am thankful for clothing to keep me warm in winter and to help protect my skin in summer. I feel so much gratitude for this and so much more. I guess you could say I have blessings galore
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 4:41 PM UTC
Gratitude
Flapping wings; Uncertain destiny; Frivolous flight; Head held high. Dreams galore; Clouded vision; Brightest light; Hope held high. Strength anew; Dreaded fights; Blessed life? Sword held high.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 11:34 PM UTC
Determination.
You seeing me rapping will never happen Before that I’ll start cappin Walk off like nothing happened Since I’ve mastered this art of war I tend to take things too far Don’t give a **** who you think you are Your rap handle doesn’t exist anymore My rhythms galore, your rhythms manure Best left in a bag On your steps At your front door Hottest your rap crap will ever get I’m so polished this is a blemish not a scrimmage I treat you little ******* Like a teacher’s pet Up against a Vietnam war vet Giving you your first shoots Flipping the script Double barrel twelve gauge extended clip Special grip pressed against your lip Having a hard time talking **** A pistol whip left your tooth chipped Fake rappers rapping hard No street creed; they ain’t legit This wack imitation **** Got me ****** off Don’t get me started you rip offs should get lost at all cost dealing with a real boss I can handle a loss Testing me lyrically, you must be previously ******** Now you are dearly departed I’m styling on you I’m wilding Bloodline of Goliath So go ahead start a riot With my mic on autopilot You can get chewed like trident Eating wack MC’s essential part of my diet this ain’t even a battle verse it’s a gift and a curse running its course on my high horse
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 12:33 AM UTC
Freestyle Rap Battle
I've been waiting... For the right moment. Wasn't sure for what. But now I know it. Been close many times before. Ready to scatter my brains and soar. Better than a deep sleep... Never more. Unfettered, emptiness galore. 1 2 3 4 Squeeze Bang Splat That's what I've been waiting for.
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 7:05 PM UTC
Perfect timing
Oh, how I always wanted to live in an 8-bit world Side-scrolling action Duck hunts galore As much currency as a first-world country It’s hard not to love it From Pokémon to Kid Icarus The nostalgia nearly takes my breath away I won’t let problems stack up like Tetris I’m not being chased by ghosts crying, “Wacka, wacka, wacka, wacka, wacka” This isn’t a video game, it’s real life When you die you don’t respawn like nothing ever happened No, this is it. One life. I’m placing blocks in Minecraft Pwning n00bz in Call of Duty Gaining headshots on Grunts like Master Chief Gathering rings in Sonic the Hedgehog Sneaking around like Ezio Auditore da Firenze And delivering newspapers like Paperboy While escaping the mysterious Slenderman I’m living in this virtual world without danger I don’t want to make it on these streets like Frogger I don’t have big shoes to fill like the plumber or the blue blur This ain’t no sandbox or first-person shooter, it’s reality So, live it to the fullest, don’t rage quit
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 8:05 PM UTC
8-bit Feeling
The shopping channel calls to me It wakes me up at night To sell me things I do not need Nor would buy, if I was right But apparently, there's something wrong My brain should be re-wired I only purchase things on here When I am really over-tired I have a room specifically For things bought on TV I've ginsu knives and shredding blades And juicers!!!...ninety three!! For some reason the kitchen things Just seem to catch my eye Especially at three a.m. That's the time I need to buy I've magic bullets by the score Processors,  I don't need But, if I ever put them all to use... An army I could feed I've got socks for diabetics Things to make your ******* stand out I've got exercise machines galore I've got three things that help gout! My credit card's at the limit I know the numbers off by heart The post man knows me by my name I even have my own **** cart To deliver all my purchases They just load it and deliver It almost comes here by itself It's enough to make one shiver I don't know how it started I think the countdown clock...ah, yes I thought it meant the game was ending I phoned in and bought a dress!!! I've got jewellery by Joan Rivers George Foreman grills...they fill my den I've got perfumes for the women And lots of things that make you men! My wife cannot contain me She's sent me off to get some aid But, if they sell it on the telly I'll buy it sure as getting laid I've bedazzled all my clothing I eat dried fruit and jerky too I get Christmas cards from Ronco I'm a shopping ****** through and through Each month we have a garage sale I sell off some of what I've bought But, then I go and buy it back again Without a second thought My friends have all but left me I rarely go out of the house I just sit here and go shopping I don't even see my spouse Set it and Forget it That's a phrase I love to say But wait, there's more...is another one That helps me through the day I used the last one on my wife One night while having *** She told me "Set it and Forget It" I'm off to dreamland Tex!! My shopping's an addiction One I hope to beat some day But now, the operator says... I have to get my card and pay!
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Jul 2, 2012
Jul 2, 2012 at 7:19 PM UTC
Shopping addict
The shopping channel calls to me It wakes me up at night To sell me things I do not need Nor would buy, if I was right But apparently, there's something wrong My brain should be re-wired I only purchase things on here When I am really over-tired I have a room specifically For things bought on TV I've ginsu knives and shredding blades And juicers!!!...ninety three!! For some reason the kitchen things Just seem to catch my eye Especially at three a.m. That's the time I need to buy I've magic bullets by the score Processors,  I don't need But, if I ever put them all to use... An army I could feed I've got socks for diabetics Things to make your ******* stand out I've got exercise machines galore I've got three things that help gout! My credit card's at the limit I know the numbers off by heart The post man knows me by my name I even have my own **** cart To deliver all my purchases They just load it and deliver It almost comes here by itself It's enough to make one shiver I don't know how it started I think the countdown clock...ah, yes I thought it meant the game was ending I phoned in and bought a dress!!! I've got jewellery by Joan Rivers George Foreman grills...they fill my den I've got perfumes for the women And lots of things that make you men! My wife cannot contain me She's sent me off to get some aid But, if they sell it on the telly I'll buy it sure as getting laid I've bedazzled all my clothing I eat dried fruit and jerky too I get Christmas cards from Ronco I'm a shopping ****** through and through Each month we have a garage sale I sell off some of what I've bought But, then I go and buy it back again Without a second thought My friends have all but left me I rarely go out of the house I just sit here and go shopping I don't even see my spouse Set it and Forget it That's a phrase I love to say But wait, there's more...is another one That helps me through the day I used the last one on my wife One night while having *** She told me "Set it and Forget It" I'm off to dreamland Tex!! My shopping's an addiction One I hope to beat some day But now, the operator says... I have to get my card and pay!
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Sexting Texting What a mess! Texting sexting Do you wanna have *** Flirting How about that ***** Taking naked pictures galore? How can I compete With all that meat That’s got you hooked On a fishing reel Pulling you in So you can spill All over them All the time While you’re here On my dime Resurfacing What’s going on On your phone Am I the only one you’re surfing? I think not! I doubt it a lot! No wonder I didn’t get it. Rehearsing I need a shot! For what I got, Is not enough! Working On this thing, Give me a swing, Stuck in a child. Nursing Or did you not **** the breast Big and full On your mama’s chest? Churching What happened to that spot? Not enough. You got a lot. Cursing Sexting texting Guess I’ll join the game. Texting sexting Maybe this will bring me fame. Or will I proclaim Your name? Listen to the poetry podcast for more inspiration: https://www.buzzsprout.com/12801/101854-sexting-and-texting-episode-of-relationship-rock-building-relationships-that-last or listen to “Sexting and Texting” on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/relationship-rock-shirah-chante/id670836453# Watch "Sexting and Texting" on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/edit?video_id=AQmw9N1rrKE&video;_referrer=watch
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 10:45 PM UTC
Sexting and Texting
Man proposes, Women proposes Both proposes at the same time unexpectedly Wait, what? Talk about hysterical I wonder if that's ever happened before. Like gold that washed from a shore Thoughts racing back and forth galore The excitement has overtakened me My imagination might not take any more Get me a pen This has got to be on paper. I'm a poet but i'm also curious.
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
Proposing
Respect our elders, for we'll be the same one day with wrinkles, forgetfull and hair of silver grey But apart from the old wrinkle in the eye there will be a twinkle As the old ones dont hold back on what they say. Then they smile and deny what they have said Have no remorse or feelings of guilt in their head Nobody minds if they blow raspberries galore or gulp down the sherry and then ask for more I dont think being old is nothing to fear or dread!
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 6:01 AM UTC
Respect Our Elders
Julie had never been one to partake in Girly things, dollies and frills Julie was one of those tomboy like girls Who looked out for adventurous thrills She loved riding bikes, down the hill at high speed Screaming loud with her hands in the air But Julie could not play in organized sports Her mum said the cash wasn't there She sat on the  sidelines and watched all the games To not play the game was a sin But Julie Macado would spend her whole life On the outside of things looking in. She knew all the players on all of the teams She wanted so badly to play But Julie Macado would learn pretty fast She was one of the have-nots that day In gym she was better than all of the guys She sank every shot that she tried But organized sports was just out of her league She was still sitting on the outside Her friends that she played with said "Go see the coach", maybe he'll let you join up When she told her poor mother that that's what's she'd do Her mother told her to shut up "I've done my best girl, to give you a life" "And charity...I'll never take" "If you're gonna play then you'll pay your own way "For you learn more when somethings at stake" So Julie went out, hustled, working part time Doing all that she could to make bucks But, when she had enough money to finally join in The season was done...and that ***** Even though she had shown she could be on the team She was finished and did not begin Poor Julie Macodo was still not on the team She was still outside looking in She worked all that summer making money galore She'd be ready to sign up that fall She had enough money to pay for herself She was going to play basketball Her mum lost her job in early July The plant that she worked at had closed Now she too was outside looking in at the others They would move...that was what she supposed Again Julie Macado would miss out again All of her money she gave to her mom She would be an outsider for all of her life Never playing a game...'cept for fun Even though she was better than all in her school She would never be in looking out Until that one day, when a man from Kentucky Had come up to Freeling to scout He'd heard of this girl, who could shoot from the floor She had skills that he had seldom seen He signed her on up to a four year free ride It was all like a really good dream He told her of how, he had gotten a letter About a young girl ..that was her It was written in crayon and a little bid blurry And it stated out with a Dear Ser, the spelling was bad, but he read it completely It told of how Julie could play But she had not school record, no history so He set out to see the girl play He contacted the school and he asked them for game films They said she played only in gym So he set out directly to see for himself The decision would be up to him Now, Julie Macado has realized her dream Her life is all set to begin She did it herself, with a note from her Mother She was no longer out looking in.
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May 5, 2012
May 5, 2012 at 6:20 PM UTC
Outside Looking In
Julie had never been one to partake in Girly things, dollies and frills Julie was one of those tomboy like girls Who looked out for adventurous thrills She loved riding bikes, down the hill at high speed Screaming loud with her hands in the air But Julie could not play in organized sports Her mum said the cash wasn't there She sat on the  sidelines and watched all the games To not play the game was a sin But Julie Macado would spend her whole life On the outside of things looking in. She knew all the players on all of the teams She wanted so badly to play But Julie Macado would learn pretty fast She was one of the have-nots that day In gym she was better than all of the guys She sank every shot that she tried But organized sports was just out of her league She was still sitting on the outside Her friends that she played with said "Go see the coach", maybe he'll let you join up When she told her poor mother that that's what's she'd do Her mother told her to shut up "I've done my best girl, to give you a life" "And charity...I'll never take" "If you're gonna play then you'll pay your own way "For you learn more when somethings at stake" So Julie went out, hustled, working part time Doing all that she could to make bucks But, when she had enough money to finally join in The season was done...and that ***** Even though she had shown she could be on the team She was finished and did not begin Poor Julie Macodo was still not on the team She was still outside looking in She worked all that summer making money galore She'd be ready to sign up that fall She had enough money to pay for herself She was going to play basketball Her mum lost her job in early July The plant that she worked at had closed Now she too was outside looking in at the others They would move...that was what she supposed Again Julie Macado would miss out again All of her money she gave to her mom She would be an outsider for all of her life Never playing a game...'cept for fun Even though she was better than all in her school She would never be in looking out Until that one day, when a man from Kentucky Had come up to Freeling to scout He'd heard of this girl, who could shoot from the floor She had skills that he had seldom seen He signed her on up to a four year free ride It was all like a really good dream He told her of how, he had gotten a letter About a young girl ..that was her It was written in crayon and a little bid blurry And it stated out with a Dear Ser, the spelling was bad, but he read it completely It told of how Julie could play But she had not school record, no history so He set out to see the girl play He contacted the school and he asked them for game films They said she played only in gym So he set out directly to see for himself The decision would be up to him Now, Julie Macado has realized her dream Her life is all set to begin She did it herself, with a note from her Mother She was no longer out looking in.
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Arise! Oh Heart, from the catacombs of the dead Shake off the dust, for Life beckons you like a buddy Peel off the weariness that wraps you like a shroud And walk to the open to perceive the light. Arise! Oh Heart, from the dungeons of gloom The dawn is at your door step, waiting to break Sing with the koel, merrily warbling in the woods Dance with the billows, wildly prancing on the deep. Arise! Oh Heart, from the ghettoes of ******* Break loose the ropes that moor you to the past Dart through the panorama of the cerulean blue And fly high into regions, uncharted and new. Arise! Oh Heart, from the citadels of hate Listen not to the shrieking and howling behind Drink from the goblet of conciliating love And rejoice at the birth of a dawn with promises galore!
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 8:28 AM UTC
Arise! Oh Heart
It been a while now I'm back, playing the beat on a track, Lyrically I attack, I'm an M C, So naturally, That's how I react, You might not get my psych, goin ape shyte crazy, chasin these monkeys of my back, I guess opposites still attract. Rapidly rapping raps, spitting facts, I'm what these other cats lack, cut from another cloth, Can't cut'em no slack, This rifts, rat, I'm way better than that I master my craft Like captain kirk taking a bath higher than an aircraft Plotting my path like a hovercraft Fully prepared for the crash. These other guys, think they fly, I just laugh. They get puff up, While I pass by, getting Roughed up, crossing my path Iooking like ironman with this mic in my hand, Feels like I'm hold a staff. Like a titan, I clash. I am the better man, check my clasp, I got a better plan, Better lyrical grasp, I'm so smooth, These other rappers, rap sound like *** I land minds, no gymnastic class my geographic quadgraphics better than a veteran with a can of V8 in his hand Still crazy from the war, tasted the blood of a warrior, Now I'm thirsty for more. I'm dropping bombs like the army core in 94 With more confidence than Al b sure on tour Finding common sense scattered all over the floor Picking up feed back on channel 4 Turning the microphones up, Then slam it to the floor, Cause I don't want to rap anymore, Back and forth I go, It's all a part of the flow, I'm just putting on a show, rhythm book, pinned up, It's a wrap, flow after flow, Pulling up, getting my spins up, The treble and bass doing chin ups, While I'm spitting rhythms galore,
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 8:09 AM UTC
Rap Artist Freestyle
It been a while now I'm back, playing the beat on a track, Lyrically I attack, I'm an M C, So naturally, That's how I react, You might not get my psych, goin ape shyte crazy, chasin these monkeys of my back, I guess opposites still attract. Rapidly rapping raps, spitting facts, I'm what these other cats lack, cut from another cloth, Can't cut'em no slack, This rifts, rat, I'm way better than that I master my craft Like captain kirk taking a bath higher than an aircraft Plotting my path like a hovercraft Fully prepared for the crash. These other guys, think they fly, I just laugh. They get puff up, While I pass by, getting Roughed up, crossing my path Iooking like ironman with this mic in my hand, Feels like I'm hold a staff. Like a titan, I clash. I am the better man, check my clasp, I got a better plan, Better lyrical grasp, I'm so smooth, These other rappers, rap sound like *** I land minds, no gymnastic class my geographic quadgraphics better than a veteran with a can of V8 in his hand Still crazy from the war, tasted the blood of a warrior, Now I'm thirsty for more. I'm dropping bombs like the army core in 94 With more confidence than Al b sure on tour Finding common sense scattered all over the floor Picking up feed back on channel 4 Turning the microphones up, Then slam it to the floor, Cause I don't want to rap anymore, Back and forth I go, It's all a part of the flow, I'm just putting on a show, rhythm book, pinned up, It's a wrap, flow after flow, Pulling up, getting my spins up, The treble and bass doing chin ups, While I'm spitting rhythms galore,
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The creek out to our cottage was right out our front door... The boats were docked on down the line with fishermen galore... Motor boat, motor boat putt, putting down the line... I know you thought you were quiet but I could hear you just fine... I'd lay in bed and listen, to the fishermen in the boat... They would talk and laugh and sometimes tell a joke... I was just a little girl wishing I was going with them... But dad was at work, so there was no way I'd just have to wait for that special day... So I'd dream of the time when I could jump in that boat. with my fishing pole always ready had a bobber ready to float... by ~ judy
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Apr 13, 2014
Apr 13, 2014 at 11:15 AM UTC
Motor boat, motor boat...
A populace filled with totalitarian tranquility The supposition that the world is in a harmonic homeostasis Blissful ignorance that leads to careless calamity Amid the uproar of the most populated of places Therein lies the seed of humanity’s deceptive destruction A solitary host housing a virulent virus Infectious disease that proceeds crisis and corruption Hope only stands with the powerful and pious Prognosis describes communicable cannibalism Rabid outbursts show signs of voracious violence The harrowing pandemic leads to ceaseless cataclysm Cities and towns suspended in systemic silence Habitations riddled with gratuitous gore Hope fades in the wake of the crimson carnage The pestilent hoard feeds to a glutton’s galore The Author of humanity publishes the final page The closing verse rains down a rapturous recompense The high cost of a dense population paid at humanity’s existential expense
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Oct 31, 2018
Oct 31, 2018 at 11:06 PM UTC
Affliction’s Assimilation
*Nature has engulfed the Earth with Love The roots firmly entrenched on terra firma Sometimes nature’s fury uproots it all Bringing with it, devastation galore Yet, nature heals over time, lush green with life Kissed with Life, by the eternal rays of the Sun Water nurtures with the juice of Love Breathing Life onto this planet For Nature is Life, and we keep on strangling it As Nature’s comeuppance may uproot us all Our fate firmly bound to Nature; do we have a choice at all?* © Amitav (Radiance)
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 1:00 PM UTC
Nature’s Way
Standing on the hillside is a rustic yellow cottage, Rusty yellow staining from the steel dust of the trains. Passing, rushing carriages that crisscross by the hour, The ten o clock from Frankston meets the City train detained. Golden light of sunrise in the calm of early morning Golden light reflected on the rusty cottage roof, Puffing at his briar and sitting at the doorstep Old Grandpa drinks the peacefulness whilst stroking cat aloof. Bacon smells a-beckoning from coal range fires a-glowering Delicious tang of coffee from my Granma’s breakfast fare, The clattering of silver wheels as silver rails reverberate Sings the music of the morning with not a trace of care. Memories from yesteryear I treasure on reflection, Memories, a little boy, recalled from times secure. Memories of cuddles in the ***** of my Grandma And the scent of plum tobacco giving Grandpa’s pipe allure. Perhaps a trick of memory, perhaps my passing fancy But I clearly recall a sign above the kitchen door, A simple sign of welcome with a sense of real belonging In the gentle name of “Sunrise” to warm the heart galore. Marshalg In memory of my dear Nan and Pop Cummings @ Mordialloc by the bay. 23 April 2013
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 2:58 AM UTC
"Sunrise"
Would you judge me? Do y'know i wont judge you? Can I be anything I want to be? Or are there rules I have to conform to? Spaceman cowboy hippie gangster stoner rockstar chef painter poet playwright carpenter inventor scientist mathematician author actor gardener tailor sailor musician comedian doctor pilot barista volunteer partyplanner spiritualist director engineer psychologist beautician Please do forgive me but there's more. I'm greedy, I know, I want it all. Immense experiences galore. Money to me means null.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 8:52 AM UTC
Coteries are not for me.
O lonely parrot It’s such a pity You’re perched on a wire High above the city! The forest was so green parrot The forest was so neat Why did you have to leave it For the urban dust and heat! O lonely parrot It’s such a pity You abandoned the forest To dwell in the city! So warm was your nest With choicest foods galore A wonderful hole for rest And singing heart’s outpour! O lonely parrot It’s such a pity Leaving the peace of forest You prefer to be in the city! The songs were so soulful there The melodies so sweet Your heart you could fully bare To your throb you could tweet! O lonely parrot It’s such a pity You can be caught and caged In this heartless city! So parrot make haste To recover all you miss Go back to the forest Your own abode of peace!
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 7:27 AM UTC
Parrot in a City
Beat the Congo Blow the horn Wave your hand Out of many one people What a vibration In a this little island Even though we can’t live as one But when a party time We unite Nuh matter the culture (it doesn’t) We a full joy we self You have Rasta talking Christians praying Bay song playing (in the context Bay means a lot) Smiles on everybody faces Out many one people So come the Chinese, British, Syrians, Americans, Indians Every Caribbean and rest of the world Come to Jamaica And feel alright Listen some Bob Don’t carry no jewelry Because you will get rob But come and eat Have a feast Enjoy we beach Entertainment Energy a shot Drink a cold beer Relax under the coconut tree Feel free We have **** chicken Curry goat Festival, rice, Bammy Fry and steam fish Come enjoy we cultural dish Food galore Go back a your country Tell every boy and girl Say Jamaica nice We know say crime and violence Corruption A plague But don’t let that stop you Cause everybody welcome Nuh matter taste (It doesn’t) Come in a haste Cause we have a celebration Jam dung vibration Me a tell the politician Say me a send out a special invitation But first we yard need renovation Build up Jamaica And education Cause we live in a paradise Black, green and gold We proud and bold As we motto say Out of many one people. CHRISTENA ANTONIA VALAIRE WILLIAMS ©2012 JAMAICA
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 12:55 PM UTC
Out of many one people