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"geyser" poems
... While Warm water as the geyser Gives the skin a new taste After the sudden rain The sun peeped behind the clouds As if a fire peaks in the red flamboyant forest Then purple flowers of Jarul's Silently washing the suffering of long pain Worship to God with drunk Late afternoon in front of the house of crow Cuckoo calls repeatedly, Wings fluttering, Not unnecessarily She searches her left offspring Alongside a small river (Kumar) flows Small dazzling waves, With a Cold gentle breeze Flows over my sweet sweat Ah! Another form of Heaven Seduced far away from the darkness Furious within a dream, I bathe ... @Musfiq us shaleheen
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Jun 5, 2016
Jun 5, 2016 at 2:13 PM UTC
Late Spring
I am a humming bird with a broken wing forming a geometric fall. I am a conjoined twin with a foot in heaven and one in hell. I am a geyser spewing out echoes from a stonewall well. I am an open road stretched for miles paved with a murderous smile. I am a man with a firm handshake who stands still on top of an earthquake. I am a visionary man who slipped on fate and fell in love. I am a preliminary hearing fallen on deaf ears. I am the contribution to your retribution. I am a person of depersonalization. I am a one man army minus one man. I am the desired taste of orange juice and toothpaste. I am concentrated concentration. I am the formation of your imagination. I am the comma for your introductory clause. I am the cause for your sudden pause. I am the spatula that stirs up your anxiety. I am the reaper who never leaves a clue. I am the lace that always chokes the shoe. I am the light that finds its way thru helping the little shrew. I am the suburban white boy who sings the blues. I am consistent inconsistency. I am your assigned tour guide for your expiration exploration.
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 5:42 PM UTC
I AM
Beast surfacing, the geyser blows sea-spume that sudden, broaching, slows to blue, then falls, no prim fountain or ticking clock, Leviathan counting decades at formal intervals. On benches over rising thermals that reach to roast us, faithful, waiting, we cheer the act of hesitation before the final curtain -- though, see, the trick's just heat, just gravity. Almost enough, I hear you say -- this tidal flame, this awe-filled day, as mists dissolve and quick steam clears and cools and sinks, for years, years.
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 3:58 PM UTC
Yellowstone, 1985
I inhale Your Intoxicating fragrance Pheromones entice Lingering passion Sun and sky sweet I am delirious Dancing in your Wakening melodies Bouquet of pearly-white peaks I Awake In your quicksand soil Scattering seeds Delicate sea legs Wobbly wooden stalks Germinating roots A newborn flower Porcelain Fragile, Fertile foliage I swallow Your clear spring geyser Brisk diamond water Raining sky water Relieve my parched Withering body Swimming Stealing grace Sea of Fertility I Rejoice Your Renewing promise I am breathless Wild ecstasy A Cacophony of birdsong My petals Gorgeous milk fluff A canopy of tranquility In the shape of a heart
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Feb 16, 2010
Feb 16, 2010 at 6:14 PM UTC
Garden Affair
It is angel impact bullwhip vivid Stampede fingers landscape obedient Jail bust escape laughing run Spillway thought stream fuzzy essence UGG boot toe tubs and water stings Earthquake tyrant Celsius fools Pin lake petrol ice filled deserts Spiky flames in outer space Sculpture freak show withering exhibit Fathom emergency breathe and **** Nut shell gorillas invisibly cracked Cow fed nirvana BBC Shades of zero audio cauldron Same vein madness virus mansion Culinary horror infection procedures Geyser rich nutrient pea-pod turmoil
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Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 3:38 AM UTC
Resonance
all too often we carry the inexplicable burden of perfection, the weight balanced upon our weakened shoulders, we can hear our hollow bones cracking like fallen leaves under the pressure, and still, we ignore it. we see ourselves through a looking glass of social comparison and self discrepancy. she can't be better than me. we want to believe that we are beautious beings. we criticize what intimidates us, hatred falling from our tongues without a single, rational thought. it is then that we become wolves in sheep clothing but let me tell you this: you and i, will never be the same my hair will never fall the way yours does, clothes will never rest that delicately upon my frame. there is a divergence in the way my hips sway and that is okay. i've a geyser in my heart, rosebuds in my soul. the faults, crevices, canyons in my flesh tell the story of where i am and have been. i've inextinguishable embers inside of me, things that no other being will ever see. and you, you are a monument, too. so, though we all aspire to be that image seared into our minds, from the cover of that magazine we read when we were thirteen, we will never be the same and that is incredible
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Feb 5, 2018
Feb 5, 2018 at 2:19 AM UTC
the looking glass
...plain, white light of conscious sight carved with the black of depictions, stretched imaginations, dance of curves and shapes, the inner vision needs a pair of shades, color it with flames of passion, free flow of feeling, breeze of dreams whistling through the meadows of vibrant forms ...from the dust this thought was born, to the dust, the vision fades, in the dust are the sparks, minerals, elements of life, fertile fields, sow the seeds ...from the groves, the forms are reborn, then the critters and grubs swarm in, eating the scraps, ******** new life into the soil, new sparks and minerals, eggs and chances, rhythms for the new generations, vibrant once more, a matter of potent renditions, the breath fueling the black depictions, white light geyser, grey clouds, tarnished ores, dirt and dust, all colored with the minerals of light ...and in that light is solar life, lunar reflections, Earthly fullfillment of 'son'shine, mother's milk, and dad's beer brewing in the astro's firmament. Dancing all through again and again of swirvy curls, recollection of scattered pearls, casted and then returned.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 5:13 PM UTC
Zen of Mud
You know how when You put a kettle on a stove, Maybe for tea Or something else maybe You get the kettle To put on the stove And you put water in it From the tap Or if you're in The inner city Then maybe from A jug From cvs Or rite aid I don't know which is closer To your kettle That you're putting the Water in To put on the stove But the tap smells funny And tastes like minerals And artificiality So if you have a bit of money, Maybe an on-tap Filter or brita You turn the little **** on the front Of the oven And you hear The distressed, hurried Sound of a component Desperately trying To do its job It seems like forever But it's just a couple Seconds The spark catches The gas And glorious blue Energy leaps out And causes Instant condensation On the side of the Kettle you've filled With water And put on the stove And then Primordial chemistry As old as old Changes **** Around inside No time For a chem lesson Just listen And then after a few minutes A blast of Piping hot Shrill Pure energy Explodes out of the top In an earsplitting Harried call To you to let you Know the kettle You put on the stove Is now ready For you. All that pressure, From so much activity, Before you even Turned the heat on You walked around Gathering materials And moving about And all the calories You burn thinking About it And then the Thermal activity Which is breathtaking In its simple But ever so complicated Perfect order And predictability And all of this simply Amazing process Culminates In one constant, High energy geyser Of released pressure. This is equivalent To the results Of one thought About you. What a life As a kettle. Yea.
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Sep 3, 2012
Sep 3, 2012 at 11:07 PM UTC
--Arithmetic--
You know how when You put a kettle on a stove, Maybe for tea Or something else maybe You get the kettle To put on the stove And you put water in it From the tap Or if you're in The inner city Then maybe from A jug From cvs Or rite aid I don't know which is closer To your kettle That you're putting the Water in To put on the stove But the tap smells funny And tastes like minerals And artificiality So if you have a bit of money, Maybe an on-tap Filter or brita You turn the little **** on the front Of the oven And you hear The distressed, hurried Sound of a component Desperately trying To do its job It seems like forever But it's just a couple Seconds The spark catches The gas And glorious blue Energy leaps out And causes Instant condensation On the side of the Kettle you've filled With water And put on the stove And then Primordial chemistry As old as old Changes **** Around inside No time For a chem lesson Just listen And then after a few minutes A blast of Piping hot Shrill Pure energy Explodes out of the top In an earsplitting Harried call To you to let you Know the kettle You put on the stove Is now ready For you. All that pressure, From so much activity, Before you even Turned the heat on You walked around Gathering materials And moving about And all the calories You burn thinking About it And then the Thermal activity Which is breathtaking In its simple But ever so complicated Perfect order And predictability And all of this simply Amazing process Culminates In one constant, High energy geyser Of released pressure. This is equivalent To the results Of one thought About you. What a life As a kettle. Yea.
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JESUS emptied the devils of one man into forty hogs and the hogs took the edge of a high rock and dropped off and down into the sea: a mob. The sheep on the hills of Australia, blundering fourfooted in the sunset mist to the dark, they go one way, they hunt one sleep, they find one pocket of grass for all. Karnak? Pyramids? Sphinx paws tall as a coolie? Tombs kept for kings and sacred cows? A mob. Young roast pigs and naked dancing girls of Belshazzar, the room where a thousand sat guzzling when a hand wrote: Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin? A mob. The honeycomb of green that won the sun as the Hanging Gardens of Nineveh, flew to its shape at the hands of a mob that followed the fingers of Nebuchadnezzar: a mob of one hand and one plan. Stones of a circle of hills at Athens, staircases of a mountain in Peru, scattered clans of marble dragons in China: each a mob on the rim of a sunrise: hammers and wagons have them now. Locks and gates of Panama? The Union Pacific crossing deserts and tunneling mountains? The Woolworth on land and the Titanic at sea? Lighthouses blinking a coast line from Labrador to Key West? Pigiron bars piled on a barge whistling in a fog off Sheboygan? A mob: hammers and wagons have them to-morrow. The mob? A typhoon tearing loose an island from thousand-year moorings and bastions, shooting a volcanic ash with a fire tongue that licks up cities and peoples. Layers of worms eating rocks and forming loam and valley floors for potatoes, wheat, watermelons. The mob? A jag of lightning, a geyser, a gravel mass loosening... The mob ... kills or builds ... the mob is Attila or Ghengis Khan, the mob is Napoleon, Lincoln. I am born in the mob-I die in the mob-the same goes for you-I don't care who you are. I cross the sheets of fire in No Man's land for you, my brother-I slip a steel tooth into your throat, you my brother-I die for you and I **** you-It is a twisted and gnarled thing, a crimson wool: One more arch of stars, In the night of our mist, In the night of our tears.
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Always the Mob
JESUS emptied the devils of one man into forty hogs and the hogs took the edge of a high rock and dropped off and down into the sea: a mob. The sheep on the hills of Australia, blundering fourfooted in the sunset mist to the dark, they go one way, they hunt one sleep, they find one pocket of grass for all. Karnak? Pyramids? Sphinx paws tall as a coolie? Tombs kept for kings and sacred cows? A mob. Young roast pigs and naked dancing girls of Belshazzar, the room where a thousand sat guzzling when a hand wrote: Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin? A mob. The honeycomb of green that won the sun as the Hanging Gardens of Nineveh, flew to its shape at the hands of a mob that followed the fingers of Nebuchadnezzar: a mob of one hand and one plan. Stones of a circle of hills at Athens, staircases of a mountain in Peru, scattered clans of marble dragons in China: each a mob on the rim of a sunrise: hammers and wagons have them now. Locks and gates of Panama? The Union Pacific crossing deserts and tunneling mountains? The Woolworth on land and the Titanic at sea? Lighthouses blinking a coast line from Labrador to Key West? Pigiron bars piled on a barge whistling in a fog off Sheboygan? A mob: hammers and wagons have them to-morrow. The mob? A typhoon tearing loose an island from thousand-year moorings and bastions, shooting a volcanic ash with a fire tongue that licks up cities and peoples. Layers of worms eating rocks and forming loam and valley floors for potatoes, wheat, watermelons. The mob? A jag of lightning, a geyser, a gravel mass loosening... The mob ... kills or builds ... the mob is Attila or Ghengis Khan, the mob is Napoleon, Lincoln. I am born in the mob-I die in the mob-the same goes for you-I don't care who you are. I cross the sheets of fire in No Man's land for you, my brother-I slip a steel tooth into your throat, you my brother-I die for you and I **** you-It is a twisted and gnarled thing, a crimson wool: One more arch of stars, In the night of our mist, In the night of our tears.
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I’m older if not wiser Can’t *** like a geyser And I think I can hear the bells toll. They’re a little less distant And a bit more insistent And no longer seem quite as droll. Out the corner of my eye I think to espy A dark figure with malevolent intent. A voice with a tone Like the scraping of bone that leaves me whining and spent. Is it getting closer? Is it there in the toaster? I worry perhaps more than I should. But I’d be lying There is no denying I wish now that I’d done more good.
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Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020 at 1:25 PM UTC
Reflections in the Wrinkles of Time
Ax To Grind Blood dripping from the eye, looks like Jesus starting to cry. I stabbed you with a screwdriver, blood gushing like a geyser. Cut off your ears with some scissors, blood flowing just like rivers. Took a hacksaw to your nose, felt so good, used it on tour toes. I cut off your fingers with garden shears, they were twenty bucks at the local Sears. Chopped of your head with my ax, I'm from the IRS, and you paid no tax, We don't care if you have no money, continue not paying and people become ****** Burning crosses in your front yard, I'm a white boy and kind of a ****** When you run out of your house, your home gets a gasoline douse. In white robes we walk the street, we sure hate the dark meat. We're grinding the ole ax, we're KKK and hunting blacks. The problem is they fight back, so we just give them some killer crack. Blood dripping from the heart, dragged the carcass to the local mart. Hunting animals is what I do, then I cook them in my famous stew. Whether a shotgun or bow and arrow, could be a bear or a helpless sparrow. Sometimes a dog, sometimes a cat, maybe a mouse, maybe a cat. I'm a hunter on the loose, how I love to **** a moose. I use the skins as a rug, I just killed an annoying bug. I use my trusty ax to chop off their head, now they hang above my king sized bed. How I love to use my awesome ax, whether for the IRS, hunting or torturing blacks.
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Jan 7, 2014
Jan 7, 2014 at 2:40 PM UTC
Ax To Grind
I thought of myself as a geyser, a glacier for love bundled up tight, And ready to explode with the affection I dwell upon. But see here, Because my love lusted over was in winter's bitter flake And now I am left with a fifth and a pack and some sort of swelling ocean in my eye. I know I was worthy Perhaps even still  Of the mind's manufacturing of a twin soul. I practice growth And I take this loss And I find new arms to warm the barren chill in the cave which they name my heart In each chamber your voice echoes And hell, i know I haven't been the first to ask "please, just some quiet, just some rest" I go to sleep with the quake tonight, wake me after the shock.
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Sep 6, 2012
Sep 6, 2012 at 2:22 AM UTC
ole faithful
She fell from the skies Couldn't keep floating on the lies Pretending to be What everyone wanted to see An angel with papier-mâché wings She was a Lamborghini riddled with dings But to all she was a hottie Driving around in a stolen Bugatti Saying all the right things in your ear If she couldn't have her way shed a tear All those around her wanted To give her all she desired undaunted None the wiser The next burst from this geyser Could obliterate them all It seemed she would never fall From the clouds she rode Even as her halo no longer glowed Because all were blind None the secret could find But all this caught up to her Only so much could be hidden Behind the sheer gossamer Of their eyes a veil eaten away by lichen Truth be told she was still a breath taker But the joy ride was over for this faker... © okpoet
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Dec 31, 2012
Dec 31, 2012 at 2:04 AM UTC
No Longer...
Have you ever stood, craning your neck to look up into the canopy of the ancient kauri, Tane Mahuta, while peace and birdsong permeate your soul? Have you ever felt the crusty spray and the satanic whiff as the Pohutu geyser shoots aloft while a dozen languages bubble through te reo? Have you ever shivered in the receding darkness, standing in the china-white sand as you waited for the first sunrise over Makorori Beach? Have you ever sat on the summit of Mt Taranaki and eaten a well-deserved sandwich while cows grazed far below on the lush, volcanic-rich pasture? Have you ever experienced that mixture of fear and awe as an orca’s dorsal breached beside your too-fragile kayak in the shining waters of the Abel Tasman? Have you ever paused atop a ski run on Coronet Peak and reflected on the reflections of sunlight dancing on snow and water? Have you ever felt sorry for tourism chiefs and advertising creatives trapped in offices in the Auckland CBD dreaming up “100% Pure” and “Clean and Green”?
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 2:03 AM UTC
AOTEAROA, YOU’RE STANDING IN IT
Magnets; lock and key; and, the unsubtle, bolt and ***** These are things that collide harmoniously and do not dispute We are not such an archaic, mechanized metaphorical construct. I feel us as primal, torrid decadence; a deliberate impassioned vulnerability: an animalistic exposé. Unfocused, infinite black holes expanding to be lost within Quivering circle of solicitous, engorged fuchsia steaming harsh, needy attempts of oxygen recovery Soft powder snow melting over olive tree trunks, quaking with endless echoes resonating from beyond the hills above A thunderous harbinger centers chaos, rampaging gust-like vibration through taut roots, a volcanic eruption. Lava geyser blazing till all energy enthralls the earth. What I see for us is a metaphor in nature. I will be the seismic activity and you will dance above me. Your world will collapse against me in my relentless motions. And when you stand again, I will bring you to your knees in my aftershock and show you strength that will move you mountains.
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Dec 17, 2014
Dec 17, 2014 at 2:27 AM UTC
Eros begets Hedone
From seedlings Raw passion arrives Teardrops germinate A questionable love Free reign love’s geyser Either uproot and scatter Or stay and bloom
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Aug 27, 2010
Aug 27, 2010 at 8:56 AM UTC
Questionable Love
Block the flow Fill up the banquet With a feast fit for a rich man Lean the pole into the ground Silence only for a moment Eagerness fills the air Sickly sweet and bitter Push it toward the core Hitting the stream Is not as hard as it used to be But the longing is harder A geyser of icy water Hot juice intertwining with chilly liquid Causing an explosion of endorphins Destroying in an array of colors It doesn't get any better than this
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 8:20 PM UTC
Solo Intrepid
Earth In Reverse Suddenly I get confused, feeling like I'm mentally bruised. Always none the wiser, tears gushing like a geyser. Brain cells dying by the dozen, having *** with a cousin. ****** is the latest thing, brother and sister having a fling. Mom and son, dad and daughter, contaminated is all the water. Earth is now spinning backwards, trees are shrinking and no more birds. Crime at an all time high, hot in January, cold in July. Sunrise in west, sunset in east, no more beauty, only beast. Islands in the ocean are now gone, no more money to be withdrawn. Time is now moving in reverse, could things get any worse. Tectonic plates moving Continents back together, caused by water, earthquakes and bad weather. Chaos all across the land, no one seems to understand. Volcanic eruptions have now blocked the sun, life as we know it is now done. When the smoke finally cleared, dinosaurs have now reappeared.
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 1:42 PM UTC
Earth In Reverse
I WENT BACK TO THE CHRISTMAS PLAY I HAVEN'T BEEN IN YEARS AND JUST LIKE ALL THE TIMES BEFORE I BROUGHT ALONG SOME BEERS IT WAS MY YOUNG SON'S DAUGHTER WHO I HAD COME TO SEE SHE WAS BETTER THAN MY SON HAD BEEN SHE WAS WISE MAN NUMBER THREE THE STORY, IT REMAINED THE SAME OF JESUS AND HIS BIRTH OF HOW THE ANGELS CAME AND TOLD TO THE SHEPHERDS HERE ON EARTH THE BOY WHO PLAYED THE ANGEL WAS SUPPORTED BY A HOIST HE WAS EXTREMELY NERVOUS WHICH MADE HIS WINGS QUITE MOIST HIS NAME WAS DAN AND HE WAS FROM A TOWN OUTSIDE OF WHEELING THE HOIST GAVE WAY AND ALL I SAW WAS DAN SINGH ON THE CEILING HE LANDED SAFE, THE PLAY WENT ON AND NO ONE WAS THE WISER UNTIL A WATER PIPE DID BREAK AND STARTED SPEWING QUITE THE GEYSER I SAT AND WATCHED WITH MY YOUNG SON WE KEPT IT TO OURSELVES BUT ONE WISE MAN WAS SIX FEET TALL AND MADE THE OTHERS LOOK LIKE ELVES I THOUGHT BACK TO THE TIMES BEFORE OF HOW THE PLAY ONCE WAS IT NEVER REALLY WORKED OUT RIGHT AND WE NEVER KNEW THE CAUSE BUT HEADS FELL OFF AND DONKEYS PEED AND ANGELS LOST THEIR WINGS BUT THESE WE ALL EXPECTED THESE WERE SURELY SPECIAL THINGS THAT MADE EACH PLAY DIFFERENT EACH PLAY BECAME IT'S OWN SPECIAL LITTLE MOMENT AND EACH ONE STOOD ALONE NO ONE PLAY WAS PERFECT BUT NEVER WOULD WE SAY WE RATHER WOULD HAVE STAYED AT HOME THAN COME OUT THERE THIS DAY REMEMBER NOW, SOME YEARS HAD PASSED SINCE I FIRST SAW THIS SHOW F/X HAD NOW BEEN ADDED AND THE BABY'S CRIB, IT GLOWED THEY TAPED A BABY CRYING TO COME OUT FROM THE CRECHE IT WAS THE FIRST TIME EVER JESUS CRIED LIKE DJ FRESH THE TAPE THEY USED WAS BORROWED BUT THE KIDS THEY DID THEIR DUTY BUT IN THE BACK, BEHIND THE CRYS WE ALL HEARD "SHAKE YER ***** I CLOSED MY EYES PERCHANCE TO THINK OF TIMES SO LONG AGO OF FIGHTING THROUGH THE TRAFFIC AND DRIVING IN THE SNOW I LOOKED ACROSS AND THEN I SAW MY SON HAD DONE THE SAME I WONDERED THEN IF HE THOUGHT BACK AND IF THIS WAS JUST A GAME THE PLAY WENT ON WITH OUT MUCH FUSS AND WE ALL STOOD UP AND CHEERED FOR EACH AND EVERY CHILD THERE AND THE FEW THAT HAD REAL BEARDS I SOUND AS THOUGH IT IS A WASTE OF TIME, BUT THEN AGAIN NEXT YEAR I KNOW THAT I'LL RETURN TO WATCH FROM EIGHT TILL TEN.
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Jun 6, 2012
Jun 6, 2012 at 12:01 PM UTC
Kids Christmas Play 3
I WENT BACK TO THE CHRISTMAS PLAY I HAVEN'T BEEN IN YEARS AND JUST LIKE ALL THE TIMES BEFORE I BROUGHT ALONG SOME BEERS IT WAS MY YOUNG SON'S DAUGHTER WHO I HAD COME TO SEE SHE WAS BETTER THAN MY SON HAD BEEN SHE WAS WISE MAN NUMBER THREE THE STORY, IT REMAINED THE SAME OF JESUS AND HIS BIRTH OF HOW THE ANGELS CAME AND TOLD TO THE SHEPHERDS HERE ON EARTH THE BOY WHO PLAYED THE ANGEL WAS SUPPORTED BY A HOIST HE WAS EXTREMELY NERVOUS WHICH MADE HIS WINGS QUITE MOIST HIS NAME WAS DAN AND HE WAS FROM A TOWN OUTSIDE OF WHEELING THE HOIST GAVE WAY AND ALL I SAW WAS DAN SINGH ON THE CEILING HE LANDED SAFE, THE PLAY WENT ON AND NO ONE WAS THE WISER UNTIL A WATER PIPE DID BREAK AND STARTED SPEWING QUITE THE GEYSER I SAT AND WATCHED WITH MY YOUNG SON WE KEPT IT TO OURSELVES BUT ONE WISE MAN WAS SIX FEET TALL AND MADE THE OTHERS LOOK LIKE ELVES I THOUGHT BACK TO THE TIMES BEFORE OF HOW THE PLAY ONCE WAS IT NEVER REALLY WORKED OUT RIGHT AND WE NEVER KNEW THE CAUSE BUT HEADS FELL OFF AND DONKEYS PEED AND ANGELS LOST THEIR WINGS BUT THESE WE ALL EXPECTED THESE WERE SURELY SPECIAL THINGS THAT MADE EACH PLAY DIFFERENT EACH PLAY BECAME IT'S OWN SPECIAL LITTLE MOMENT AND EACH ONE STOOD ALONE NO ONE PLAY WAS PERFECT BUT NEVER WOULD WE SAY WE RATHER WOULD HAVE STAYED AT HOME THAN COME OUT THERE THIS DAY REMEMBER NOW, SOME YEARS HAD PASSED SINCE I FIRST SAW THIS SHOW F/X HAD NOW BEEN ADDED AND THE BABY'S CRIB, IT GLOWED THEY TAPED A BABY CRYING TO COME OUT FROM THE CRECHE IT WAS THE FIRST TIME EVER JESUS CRIED LIKE DJ FRESH THE TAPE THEY USED WAS BORROWED BUT THE KIDS THEY DID THEIR DUTY BUT IN THE BACK, BEHIND THE CRYS WE ALL HEARD "SHAKE YER ***** I CLOSED MY EYES PERCHANCE TO THINK OF TIMES SO LONG AGO OF FIGHTING THROUGH THE TRAFFIC AND DRIVING IN THE SNOW I LOOKED ACROSS AND THEN I SAW MY SON HAD DONE THE SAME I WONDERED THEN IF HE THOUGHT BACK AND IF THIS WAS JUST A GAME THE PLAY WENT ON WITH OUT MUCH FUSS AND WE ALL STOOD UP AND CHEERED FOR EACH AND EVERY CHILD THERE AND THE FEW THAT HAD REAL BEARDS I SOUND AS THOUGH IT IS A WASTE OF TIME, BUT THEN AGAIN NEXT YEAR I KNOW THAT I'LL RETURN TO WATCH FROM EIGHT TILL TEN.
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When it all goes quiet Behind my eyes What I feel is the paradoxical dissonance of comfort and frustration coursing through my veins When it is quiet, Existential and emotional Weirdnesses hit like A five year-old Soft-armed vice grip Around my puppy dog Chest and knees Squeeze, burn, repeat Like some ****** up Manila slum beauty salon where This type of shampoo Burns my eyes for days, weeks Not just for that moment before Approaching the eye-rinse station Because you seek the kind of validation And appreciation of your masculinity That your wife, girlfriend, children, parents And Soccer bro's do not afford you And I know it is my fault --the gay community warns against falling for the charms of the man who-- Oh yes--will love you But not the way you love him. That is, of course Unless you can coax, **** And dump him like he has done To so many girls But I am still blessed with The ability to feel and share The warmth of my mother's Gray eyes, and arms, and Sun-dried blankets For what--if not this-- Am I really here for? I overflow with colors From that rainbow pressed into the Earth's clay So let the geyser gush I guess And in the meantime I will search for sacred and Grace-dipped patience.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 6:20 PM UTC
To You, Straight Man
If your mind is in the right place, a wound that keeps dripping is just an annoyance. Blood on my lips because I opened the beer bottle lighter style with a cheap blue steal knife that mistakenly snapped off the glass with the cap and left edges that are sharper than they look. I sipped anyway, and now my top lip is bleeding like a geyser but it doesn't hurt. The only problem is someone else might see it and think I'm weird. Which is the same **** problem as always, except usually I don't actually bleed.
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 10:45 PM UTC
Beer Glass Is Sharper Than It Looks
There is a constant mystery which beckons me. We go about our time in clickety clakity clarity routine clockwork puppets marching in time to bad relationships toxic jobs frozen states of mind wed to routine married to the grind. When a mild minor barely alive flickering a little flame smaller than a bic lighter ignites and the straight and narrow develops not just a *** hole or sinkhole but a geyser that shoots you out. The next moment you're taking your clothes out of the closet walking out of an office with the meeting waiting getting on a plane lining up for a train hopping in the car Sayonara. Revolution is in the air the program has changed you sit in that rocking chair the last piece of furniture in an ending chapter and realizing the previous moments of life the identity of who you once were is dead and gone all that had defined you is done. This is the mystery which speaks to me in deaths and resurrection rebirth what begins as a decision becomes the riding of a wave crashing thrashing heading for the sand heading for the light will I be all right praying to Jesus wondering where you'll emerge as melancholy longing displacement excitement too reigns and the change the revolution concludes and you become a new form of you.
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 4:36 PM UTC
On Change In One's Life
i may start with the bathroom large panelled white a geyser with gasp, gas there was plenty of soap/more in store no charge lock and bolt the door for quiet & solitude not much changes then talk your self to sleep upper rooms where no one hears she seemed brave/ an opposite to me/maybe/maybe she was hiding too we told no one sbm.
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Dec 23, 2017
Dec 23, 2017 at 2:25 AM UTC
.if i were to explain.