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"gangling" poems
Anna who was mad, I have a knife in my armpit. When I stand on tiptoe I tap out messages. Am I some sort of infection? Did I make you go insane? Did I make the sounds go sour? Did I tell you to climb out the window? Forgive. Forgive. Say not I did. Say not. Say. Speak Mary-words into our pillow. Take me the gangling twelve-year-old into your sunken lap. Whisper like a buttercup. Eat me. Eat me up like cream pudding. Take me in. Take me. Take. Give me a report on the condition of my soul. Give me a complete statement of my actions. Hand me a jack-in-the-pulpit and let me listen in. Put me in the stirrups and bring a tour group through. Number my sins on the grocery list and let me buy. Did I make you go insane? Did I turn up your earphone and let a siren drive through? Did I open the door for the mustached psychiatrist who dragged you out like a gold cart? Did I make you go insane? From the grave write me, Anna! You are nothing but ashes but nevertheless pick up the Parker Pen I gave you. Write me. Write.
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Anna Who Was Mad
Snoring gangling giant, Slumbering away on a snowy       night. Spoil of war unprotected, Opening ways for ingress of       worrisome infiltrated       interlopers. Remember the lord of Philistine       Samusini, Who returned not from the       seductive antics of his       mistress, Perished in the furnace fire of       frustration, And drowned in the Laguna of      no return Slumbering hindered the move       of the water. Howling of devourers enclosed       your shack. Heterocercal caudal fins of       sharks prevented the sailing       of ships. Wolfished wailing of tidal waves       consumed the anchorage       ground. And the apparition of foes       lurked-up in darkness like       the foehn on the Alps. Awake before the devastating       night owl. Awake from the abyss of deep       slumber. Awake before the cockcrow, When darkness of defeats Controls the reigns of night. Snoring gangling giant, Awake unto light.
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Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 6:40 AM UTC
SLUMBERING GIANT
HERE at right of the entrance this bronze head, Human, superhuman, a bird's round eye, Everything else withered and mummy-dead. What great tomb-haunter sweeps the distant sky (Something may linger there though all else die;) And finds there nothing to make its tetror less Hysterica passio of its own emptiness? No dark tomb-haunter once; her form all full As though with magnanimity of light, Yet a most gentle woman; who can tell Which of her forms has shown her substance right? Or maybe substance can be composite, profound McTaggart thought so, and in a breath A mouthful held the extreme of life and death. But even at the starting-post, all sleek and new, I saw the wildness in her and I thought A vision of terror that it must live through Had shattered her soul. Propinquity had brought Imagiation to that pitch where it casts out All that is not itself: I had grown wild And wandered murmuring everywhere, "My child, my child! ' Or else I thought her supernatural; As though a sterner eye looked through her eye On this foul world in its decline and fall; On gangling stocks grown great, great stocks run dry, Ancestral pearls all pitched into a sty, Heroic reverie mocked by clown and knave, And wondered what was left for massacre to save.
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A Bronze Head
Gangling ghosts cause trouble inside this meaty microwave-- I am on these streets and don't know how I got here. I'm carrying 2% milk, in my left hand, and a carton of extra-large eggs in my right-- I drop the jug and it bursts. I joke about how I still have 2%, but no one laughs because no one has ever really been around to hear me. So, I'm scrambling eggs and wishing I had that milk because who doesn't like voluminous eggs. I stop whisking and ask who is there. Why am I afraid of you, Why am I afraid of you the raw scrambled eggs on the floor, touched by ceramic seashells. And it's you. You are the Lord, a naked lover, that absence caused by my auto-pilot parents Forever, right here.
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 12:05 AM UTC
Right Here
sitting in the sun, with double-shot latte, cooling in my hand. i watch, a gangling youth, barely yet, a man. fold his heart, into a paperboat and set it sail, on the sea of  love. destined for a young maiden's land..... he sails forth, on the winds of hope and mooning, soulful  looks. she oblivious, to his approach. engrossed, in the book at hand.... will they meet... their hearts entwine, will fates allow... this sea of love is large... will they love... this, i will not, ever know. ...they, are not students of mine.. just two, of several thousand, ...that sit in the sun and dream... but that moment, when he...launched his ship of hope and lust...of the wanting, youthful kind... ....o, my lord... that look.... love caught...in the, totality, of it's prime.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 9:05 PM UTC
in a moment or two
So much depends upon The strength of that boy That gangling brown haired boy Who may be skin and bone But somehow manages To carry around the weight of loving me Every day And to have my burdens and baggage On his back But I'm scared that someday His strength will fail him And he'll be crushed And I'll have been the undoing Of the one person I never wanted to see hurt So much depends upon The patience of that boy That boy who is usually go go go But for some reason slows down And waits for me to catch up And can always tell when something's wrong And always cares And listens to me complain But I'm scared that someday His patience will have run dry And he'll take off running on his own Because I held him back So much depends upon The blindness of that boy Who is the smartest person I know But was stupid enough To fall in love with me And I know it's selfish of me But I wouldn't mind If his love was unending But I'm scared that someday His blindness will dissolve And he'll realize he deserves better And the only person holding me together Will hate me As much as I hate myself
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 7:42 PM UTC
So Much Depends Upon
I wish I were a rose because you love those barbed thorns Or perhaps I wish I were a carnation so you could dye me whichever shade you please But I'm just the frailest flower that you've let dry out and pressed in your catacomb of beautiful things you've murdered. I hope you find a docile rose that understands your gangling roots
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Mar 3, 2012
Mar 3, 2012 at 12:17 PM UTC
Garden Shrine
christ was gangling,PARTICULARLY,of crucifix drooping silverly reposed upon woodish portals heavy oaken clasp swung adroitly to harbor the rough shale and silk. the littlest chaplain was swearing in there hewassaying"shit"
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 10:41 PM UTC
Untitled
boys with gangling limbs and ****** up feelings boys who whisper dandilion wishes and then rip out your heart: one after the another after another boys who outline the roadmap of your body with their fingertips boys who demolish your soul with their lips boys who say i love you and mean it
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
boys
....and as the mother comes to realize she loves her children despite their ugliness, I have come to, at least, accept the gangling imperfections of my writing as the hallmark of my intellectual progeny. Thank you.
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Mar 17, 2010
Mar 17, 2010 at 2:50 AM UTC
Ugly Babies
this is a secret, can you keep it-- in your pocket, for a rainy day? for your eyes only, my dear, lovely, i hope that's okay. it takes courage to write this, and give it to you. although my identity is still unknown, this will give you a bit of a clue. i lack the courage, and you could have anyone. i am lanky and gangling, but you are great. i am helplessly awkward, and you, never cease to amaze. while i am merely a gust of wind, you are the tornado. and when you talk, my heart skips a beat. as if an everlasting melody, has just begun to cease. and i know, this is clichè, but i swear, it's nothing but the truth, okay? i am not the best at anything, i promise. i've been told, i'm awkward and nerdy and weird, but that only shapes the mold. i hope you like (bad) poetry, because i wrote this for no one but you. you probably didn't like it, but i hope it gave you a bit of a clue.
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Nov 2, 2013
Nov 2, 2013 at 1:32 PM UTC
for the one i like
you look a little lost drunk toylike demure stumbling doll pretty i peer you cutting through gnashing heaped throats i spy your gangling figure ungainly miniature legs tottering deftly sensual upon your hips         you slice stupidly through the tiny hot music and you look so eatable you look so nice and pristinely garbled perfect unkempt ***** pleasant uneasy i'll catch you by your languorous laxing limbs i'll ****** you from falling hard into the smarting wet floor i'll bring your feverish nonsense Redder mouth to mine and we'll do something perhaps hotter            something, perhaps, louder
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Feb 24, 2012
Feb 24, 2012 at 4:32 PM UTC
you look a little lost drunk toylike demure
i see, in the black studio cave of creativity..... gangling, disinterested youth. metamorph... into mecurial, liquid madness... fluid, upon the stage, they fly, toward the lights. moths, to a burning moon. momentary flashes, of. god's humour, in flight across the mechanical sun's gelled brightness. and then the curtain falls. and they drift back, into their former selves, inarticalate, but secretly smiling.
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 7:17 PM UTC
metamorph
a shivering reminder of the things I’d done before, the man that had been buried is protruding from the floor. awakened by the stirring of the sounds that had been made the man I thought was dead, it seems, may now be here to stay. his tender wounds beneath the skin are still trying to heal; but the vessel cannot heave the weight, the blood cannot congeal. this man the world has made of me is not who I’m to be, the gangling creature looming in the shadows over me. not quite a demon, nor a guardian of any sort; this mimicry of me is now beginning to contort. a mockery of what once was, I must confess, it’s close. to the impression i must make, when feeling quite morose ... but once I can transform my heart to harbor in its plight the center will unfold and be revealed within the light.
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Jul 23, 2013
Jul 23, 2013 at 2:19 AM UTC
tell-tale
the currency of grieving is in.... casseroles and soups, left with notes, on the back doorstep flowers, bright, beautiful and fragant, delivered by gangling, teenage boys. awkard silences and cups of lukewarm tea. mumbled condolences and too tight hugs late night rememberances, after, far too many drinks tears, laughter and in-house jokes... photos, stories and  space for quiet reflection. these things are... the dollars and cents of  grief for a friend but when all is, said and done.... i would much prefer to be penniless, begging on the street, with pockets empty and moths for friends.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 5:24 AM UTC
with my hands in my pockets
violent You are like a biggest sound cloyingly honeyed on my mound of massed and singing chords (you are a rose most thorned and beautiful i clutch idiosyncratically strangled scarlet petals bursting a foal i;ve nursed with tremoring pits of bold gangling and accurate stench violent you're a tedium a lush and decaying growth so lightly cancering my cell and I breath your daily blood and i whimper first glowering fist my hand to take that penitent shape and i"ll whisper it to their chins: they who art most a mortal folly as to wade in my quaking presence andi ' ;ll sleeep them quickly rushing rushing oBliviOn)
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Dec 9, 2010
Dec 9, 2010 at 11:00 AM UTC
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(I this very am a contradiction to itself) this which is the very thing i am is not at all a multitude of singularities but a single multitude of multiple singulars i am large and small and enormously a colour daft as starry days and brightly nights and with pale meter my hards are soft and softs are hard (and i am like an onion in petals of purple skin an acrid flavour imps my beam of darkly steeply cooler hotter breaths that buzz like wondrous flies in ample valleys or cotton pasted flesh in denim )your jeans were on my floorIfoundthemthismorning and i woke up to call you just so i could touch your voice with my ears and kiss the treble of its throat with my gangling soul waxing profusely with sparks of verdant poems blossoming in the uncommon pit of the stomach of my gross futile blithe brain because you made them with the errant tattoo of your slight and tremendous music bustling its enormous yawn over the roof of (my) rainbow hard heart that would like to comment in Your plunk of navel ringing tiny glittering barely hairs my smooth and pinkish crumpled crumbs of love and sprinkle you with careless *** sometime maybe SWOON.
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Apr 26, 2011
Apr 26, 2011 at 8:20 PM UTC
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Haze "I invited shrimp if that's ok.?"; That's what he calls his little brother, "sure , if you want too" He's teaching her how to drive today, The car windows are down and it's really warm for May. She is wearing blue jean frayed shorts, white cotton pull over, peasant style , the kind that straps won't stay up on sandals reveal new manicure in hot pink. Her hair is pulled up off her neck with a claw, tendrils a drift. She's never met her boyfriend's brother, she expects young, gangling, annoying. She starts the engine and honks the horn, the car smells of octane and dust motes and heavy aftershave. She likes the smell. The door opens and poetic attitude plops into the front seat. Shrimp is smooth, buff and not at all what she expected. He slams the door and she starts to drive. The young men exchange words, brother barbs she is driving as if she had always known how. Onto the highway, the breeze feels good, it's lazy and hazy in the car, she leans forward too short in the seat to see well, she adjusts the wheel. A strap falls from her shoulder, with a matching manicured hand she slides it back up, no tan line. Shrimp is feeling the heat, blowing hard through his teeth, feels the energy drip in the air, looking at the girl, his brother's girl. She's got great shoulder blades, long neck, he leans back arms thrown over the seat, chest puffed out like he owns the world, watching, watching his brother's girl. He sees the strap drop, the retrieve , her leaning up, a little more of her back exposed, she's hot and glistening in the heat, lovely shoulders, great angles. He pulls out his pen, leans over to her, pulls her strap down again, the breeze wafts of her perfume around him, the front seat, she, smells like baby powder and jasmine. Hand on the wheel , hand to hold up the front of her blouse she's helpless and he pulls the elastic down in the back. stretches it to her waist. Brother sits in the back watching, doesn't say a word. Turns his head to the right and stares at the landscape through the dusty window. Time has disappeared in the front seat, the atmosphere has changed and it's thick and hard to breathe he starts writing on her back with his pen, and in his mind he reads aloud as he writes across her baby smooth brown skin. I heard his voice read as he writes and in his head it said; "Haze, rain on my art, pick a color, pull it apart"
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Sep 22, 2015
Sep 22, 2015 at 1:10 PM UTC
Haze
Haze "I invited shrimp if that's ok.?"; That's what he calls his little brother, "sure , if you want too" He's teaching her how to drive today, The car windows are down and it's really warm for May. She is wearing blue jean frayed shorts, white cotton pull over, peasant style , the kind that straps won't stay up on sandals reveal new manicure in hot pink. Her hair is pulled up off her neck with a claw, tendrils a drift. She's never met her boyfriend's brother, she expects young, gangling, annoying. She starts the engine and honks the horn, the car smells of octane and dust motes and heavy aftershave. She likes the smell. The door opens and poetic attitude plops into the front seat. Shrimp is smooth, buff and not at all what she expected. He slams the door and she starts to drive. The young men exchange words, brother barbs she is driving as if she had always known how. Onto the highway, the breeze feels good, it's lazy and hazy in the car, she leans forward too short in the seat to see well, she adjusts the wheel. A strap falls from her shoulder, with a matching manicured hand she slides it back up, no tan line. Shrimp is feeling the heat, blowing hard through his teeth, feels the energy drip in the air, looking at the girl, his brother's girl. She's got great shoulder blades, long neck, he leans back arms thrown over the seat, chest puffed out like he owns the world, watching, watching his brother's girl. He sees the strap drop, the retrieve , her leaning up, a little more of her back exposed, she's hot and glistening in the heat, lovely shoulders, great angles. He pulls out his pen, leans over to her, pulls her strap down again, the breeze wafts of her perfume around him, the front seat, she, smells like baby powder and jasmine. Hand on the wheel , hand to hold up the front of her blouse she's helpless and he pulls the elastic down in the back. stretches it to her waist. Brother sits in the back watching, doesn't say a word. Turns his head to the right and stares at the landscape through the dusty window. Time has disappeared in the front seat, the atmosphere has changed and it's thick and hard to breathe he starts writing on her back with his pen, and in his mind he reads aloud as he writes across her baby smooth brown skin. I heard his voice read as he writes and in his head it said; "Haze, rain on my art, pick a color, pull it apart"
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Today you leave For your home and family You tread a star-struck path across northern skies Yet remember one Who, in tears, leaves you happily For he still feels your sanctuary And you my love With several splendours shining Were I to stain the sound of your flesh with my words Then I would drink deep on those tears To leave you smiling In the hot mid-summer’s morning If words could change I would turn them into love To let your body sparkle at this leaving And I would make this place a bed With no roof above But changeless words are not enough Sometime? Later? Will we meet on avenues? Will we once more naked lay inside that peace As lovers in a gangling heap When the loving’s through Will we then say, “we did it too.”(1) 1 We Did It is a poem by Yehuda Amichai and well worth reading
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 2:53 AM UTC
On Your Leaving
say numbers the little white toothed sliver of a grin hair breathlessly tousled about fingers stairs (winding) upwards constantly tall moments of absolute singleness into 4 hands 2 fingers inside lips strictly around to eat 2 lips 30 minutes of ultra caressed hyper scrupulous tense heaving ; say numbers 7,205 seconds until reaches the startling pinnacle of über sensuous gangling drugged with blonde milk suddenly supple between, "my dear," count as to count by more than 20 digits to feverishly blunder through hurried wanting to crush, ( say numbers and speak not numbly of the nimble bumbling of thy pale fracas an earth will be born from within wishing will to will unworried a fraction cut beneath the navel by a tremendously incalculable urging to rush )
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Feb 27, 2015
Feb 27, 2015 at 8:04 PM UTC
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I wish I had never tried ************ I wish it was some fresh mystery Calling my name, Like Satan seducing a lover, a victim. I wish I could watch a needle point kiss, Search under my dress and sink into myself, Folding over pelvis, Tell myself I'm **** But my voice shakes, My lip sweats- I never learned how to lie to myself. Everyone lies When they say self love is A fulfilling replacement to foreign flesh, My palms are no exception. They twitch, My limbs are gangling, Alien-like, Nothing compared to the comfort of your fingernails And tarnished knuckles. I try to find the time, I'm too busy. I'm too tired. I convince myself I'm perfect for dwindling moments, But my elbows do not bend to care for myself Like yours did. I take baths by candlelight With Marvin Gaye and The Temptations But my fingers wrinkle with water and I weep for my ugliness. Im hungry, But I eat before and I feel sick, I starve myself instead and ***** from the sensation of skin on skin- My skin. My skin isn't as feather-like as yours was, And self love will never float as softly Above me as yours did.
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 8:11 AM UTC
Self Love
An elevated risk they say ,we make our way ,gangling on about the day Prepare for your destiny,we think we can see forward ,glimpse that illusion A fluid thought that passes seemingly unimportant ,dismiss it as trivia The Verve could never be neutral ,why just wait when you could play A broad expanse of motions & memories slipping,slept,forgotten,lost Holding tight ,forcing the feeling ,an unfamiliar blight making it right The willing host is subject to change ,unaware but unashamed,a necessary cost A perception is peeking out but remains hidden ,mysterious as to the fright Others may perceive a deadly day ,breaking the barriers bring on the prayer Others struggle in tenacious turmoil,never realizing the obvious strain Do we reveal it all or always partially conceal ,keeping quiet ,take a favor show a layer An anonymous internal decision becomes the main focus ,a deadly game with the brain Paying my own penance , have seen others give in say good riddance Becoming your own model ,your own vision is now the best guide Not so obvious ,the strength is emotional,draining ,bring it on ,beauty in the brilliance A maddening plot is subsequently wrought ,then abated, Being aware that the paths are gated. Abrasive or smooth ,don't debate or negate but simply take in stride . R.C.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 3:59 PM UTC
POSITIVE VIBRATIONS
I found a pool, small Of tepid waters, shallow Left imprinted by the things That long since grew big, climbed and, Sought the ocean I know the pool, I grew tall in it, Know it for what it was, once It seemed deep as the seas, wide as the horizon Brimmed with life a thousand-led By all the verdure of many beasts Each began as tadpoles, swam from their sacs and Knew magnitude, kept to the shallows Looked on at the lurching fish with, Fear. Met a generation in those Huddled beside them, scared. Growing, their arms and legs, Uniform in formlessness, ill-defined but Excited. Each learned to swim and laughed at Each other. Spiralling, gangling, twisting games Were played on shallow borders. Our bellies touched the silt, our eyes turned out And we flicked our feet to find the open air, and It wasn't so scary, terrible not, look at me! Look At me! I can go see those dark holes, hiding Nothing, I'm sure. Let's go. As we lost ourselves in the growing dark, we Lost sight of the other tadpoles, and Grew faces, eyes, mouths, antennae, or Unsure, we grew and each became streamline, in a thousand different ways, we swam to the centre of the pool. And met each other, as if for the first time, but Saw no similarity, saw only our differences, we Smiled and looked about, and each, in our own way, Discovered the light. We did not stop growing, did not think to, Knew no fear, saw no dark corners, scalps touched the open air. And we went, each found the same certainty at the same time. We must leave, a fish, a salamander, a boatman, a snake. Shed the oily waters and explored the fresh air. Some, Found they could not breathe, some found themselves prey to Unknown evils. None stayed, none I knew. I am back now, face weathered by winds I knew not were Out there, hands pricked by something called thorns, the Waters so small, tepid, stagnant, shallow from all the Absence, those things that now walk, or lie, or fly, I Know not why I came back, or why I look now into the puddle I see only frogs. I hear only croaks. Old things living in a drying world. Leathery, cold blooded, oily, Speaking only of the times when they were tadpoles, Thinking only of the time when they were new. I walk away, and shed the thoughts that link my path to them. I face the wind, I face the thorns. I feel my neck and Hold closed my gills with thumb and forefinger Forgetting... Croak.
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Oct 25, 2021
Oct 25, 2021 at 2:17 PM UTC
Croak
I found a pool, small Of tepid waters, shallow Left imprinted by the things That long since grew big, climbed and, Sought the ocean I know the pool, I grew tall in it, Know it for what it was, once It seemed deep as the seas, wide as the horizon Brimmed with life a thousand-led By all the verdure of many beasts Each began as tadpoles, swam from their sacs and Knew magnitude, kept to the shallows Looked on at the lurching fish with, Fear. Met a generation in those Huddled beside them, scared. Growing, their arms and legs, Uniform in formlessness, ill-defined but Excited. Each learned to swim and laughed at Each other. Spiralling, gangling, twisting games Were played on shallow borders. Our bellies touched the silt, our eyes turned out And we flicked our feet to find the open air, and It wasn't so scary, terrible not, look at me! Look At me! I can go see those dark holes, hiding Nothing, I'm sure. Let's go. As we lost ourselves in the growing dark, we Lost sight of the other tadpoles, and Grew faces, eyes, mouths, antennae, or Unsure, we grew and each became streamline, in a thousand different ways, we swam to the centre of the pool. And met each other, as if for the first time, but Saw no similarity, saw only our differences, we Smiled and looked about, and each, in our own way, Discovered the light. We did not stop growing, did not think to, Knew no fear, saw no dark corners, scalps touched the open air. And we went, each found the same certainty at the same time. We must leave, a fish, a salamander, a boatman, a snake. Shed the oily waters and explored the fresh air. Some, Found they could not breathe, some found themselves prey to Unknown evils. None stayed, none I knew. I am back now, face weathered by winds I knew not were Out there, hands pricked by something called thorns, the Waters so small, tepid, stagnant, shallow from all the Absence, those things that now walk, or lie, or fly, I Know not why I came back, or why I look now into the puddle I see only frogs. I hear only croaks. Old things living in a drying world. Leathery, cold blooded, oily, Speaking only of the times when they were tadpoles, Thinking only of the time when they were new. I walk away, and shed the thoughts that link my path to them. I face the wind, I face the thorns. I feel my neck and Hold closed my gills with thumb and forefinger Forgetting... Croak.
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Torrents like sayings. Cliffs of abuses raining floods of wasted wards. Saliva of uncouth bluffs unstoppably raining. Dripping parrotic halitosis of abuses '....wash your mouth'........ Rustic unwashed mouth spitting Countless dews of gashing abuses Lock up the tunnel of wastages From the unrestrained drains. Unchained gutter gutted the aroma of peace, Like a rushing fire of hell. Muted silent covering podium of still And gangling abuses Rebrushing, Rearranging, Resettling, Renovating, Relocating Scaffolds of alignment.
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Nov 2, 2019
Nov 2, 2019 at 10:41 PM UTC
POACHER'S TONGUE
Some one should get some chillies up these saps they need some sense burned into these soggy brain some steel in foamy bodies some lead where it matters it may blow some heat into these drips and wets so maturity and reality could flare up and perhaps they may know what adulthood means Some one should get some chillies up these saps all these floopsie woopsie materialization and silliness no realness, no essence, no passion, no steam, no chutzpah drop the chips and fries, get some chillies and not the milds eat daily and watch fire light up in you, your brains come alive all the slimy hogwash cobwebs singed and fired off women won't have to beg for attention in beds and idle tools will up take heed and go get some chillies and learn passion and sense at my age, still like in my prime and a martini anytime, anywhere, ready to go and not just once and over brain as sharp as a golden button, have to down the fire that burns a stallion  with fire, a scholar with wit, a sage in tune within and out Years of fine chillies, no alcohol except rarely, skin aglow like youth fire and passion simmer in calm grace, the inner strength of love a men of all seasons cause of the seasoning of pure chillies.. not gangling buffoons, with no heat in hearts bodies and souls and wilting little sausages they compensate for, in bullying stupidity.
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Sep 3, 2019
Sep 3, 2019 at 7:09 PM UTC
Go get peppered....