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"gladdened" poems
450 Dreams—are well—but Waking’s better, If One wake at morn— If One wake at Midnight—better— Dreaming—of the Dawn— Sweeter—the Surmising Robins— Never gladdened Tree— Than a Solid Dawn—confronting— Leading to no Day—
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Dreams—are well—but Waking’s better
There once was a man named Beowulf Who was fiercer than a demon or werewolf Except that he had a flaw A dragon made him mortally sore This prologue is prophetic To the ending of this epic So I’ll tell you more Beowulf made his mind up at twenty-three He would race his friend to swim across the sea But fighting many sea monsters is quite trial Beowulf only caught up in the final mile Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Breca nearly beat him He managed to defeat him But he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up in his head He would battle Grendel until one was dead But even though his strength could cause a lot of harm Beowulf only severed Grendel’s left arm Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Grendel he had saddened Beowulf wasn’t gladdened And he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up then and there He’d **** Grendel’s mother in her watery lair Although the angry tarn-hag had put up a fight Both monsters were beheaded that very night Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He took a child and mother Like Cain had killed his brother But he had made up his mind Beowulf made his mind up when he was old To slay a raging dragon of whom he’d been told But Beowulf couldn’t deal with the dragon’s fire And he was later burned atop a funeral pyre Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He once was a great hero And now his worth is zero But he would make up his mind
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 1:34 PM UTC
The Saga of Beowulf
There once was a man named Beowulf Who was fiercer than a demon or werewolf Except that he had a flaw A dragon made him mortally sore This prologue is prophetic To the ending of this epic So I’ll tell you more Beowulf made his mind up at twenty-three He would race his friend to swim across the sea But fighting many sea monsters is quite trial Beowulf only caught up in the final mile Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Breca nearly beat him He managed to defeat him But he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up in his head He would battle Grendel until one was dead But even though his strength could cause a lot of harm Beowulf only severed Grendel’s left arm Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find Though Grendel he had saddened Beowulf wasn’t gladdened And he would make up his mind Beowulf made his mind up then and there He’d **** Grendel’s mother in her watery lair Although the angry tarn-hag had put up a fight Both monsters were beheaded that very night Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He took a child and mother Like Cain had killed his brother But he had made up his mind Beowulf made his mind up when he was old To slay a raging dragon of whom he’d been told But Beowulf couldn’t deal with the dragon’s fire And he was later burned atop a funeral pyre Poor Beowulf, fierce as a werewolf His equal would be hard to find He once was a great hero And now his worth is zero But he would make up his mind
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Prosecco cocktails, être pour la danse, cassis pour moi avec limoncello, madame, passion fruit, and blood oranges très grownup, breakfast at Tiffany's, she is all sunglasses and Audreyfied, me and George P., struggling writers, checking if i got enough cash or have to exit smooth, just in case, maybe we leave our coats behind, as ransom? lincoln center plaza cross-dressers, past the opera, the sun, a balmy thirty five degrees, laughing at us teasingly, cause tonight and tomorrow, *********** all the day, winter kisses in case we forgot, early March first belongs to the Ides of Winter Afternoon of a Faun, another ballet, origin, a Mallarmé poem. (you begin to comprehend) yes quite so, a perfect synopsis of the day, Acheron imported from Scarlett Liam who lives in the U.K., but comes to choreograph here, for gloria Americana sundown, soul cold back, "lest we forget," but the dancers bid us adieu with a rousing waltz, frenchified, La Valse, une poème chorégraphique, by Ravel, bien sûr! aroused and heart gladdened, return home for for veal chop love two hours of *** banging, kitchen banishment, (Yay!) chanterelles steeped in red wine, coverlet for a non-vegan tasting, English peas, red and purple potatoes, and for desert, a diet dream of verbal exchanged of detailed I love you's He: I love you, She (happy), replies: I love you more. (this repartee ballet, has been rehearsal danced before) He: Why? She: Because you are kind and generous, to street beggars, my single friends, good and smart, love art, and never let me down, and love my cooking, leave space for others when you park, go thru life making waiters and ticket takers smile and laugh, sleep for hours your head on my hip, write me crazy love poems about veal chops He: What's for desert tonight? She: A ****
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 8:41 PM UTC
a love poem ~ veal chops and the ballet
Prosecco cocktails, être pour la danse, cassis pour moi avec limoncello, madame, passion fruit, and blood oranges très grownup, breakfast at Tiffany's, she is all sunglasses and Audreyfied, me and George P., struggling writers, checking if i got enough cash or have to exit smooth, just in case, maybe we leave our coats behind, as ransom? lincoln center plaza cross-dressers, past the opera, the sun, a balmy thirty five degrees, laughing at us teasingly, cause tonight and tomorrow, *********** all the day, winter kisses in case we forgot, early March first belongs to the Ides of Winter Afternoon of a Faun, another ballet, origin, a Mallarmé poem. (you begin to comprehend) yes quite so, a perfect synopsis of the day, Acheron imported from Scarlett Liam who lives in the U.K., but comes to choreograph here, for gloria Americana sundown, soul cold back, "lest we forget," but the dancers bid us adieu with a rousing waltz, frenchified, La Valse, une poème chorégraphique, by Ravel, bien sûr! aroused and heart gladdened, return home for for veal chop love two hours of *** banging, kitchen banishment, (Yay!) chanterelles steeped in red wine, coverlet for a non-vegan tasting, English peas, red and purple potatoes, and for desert, a diet dream of verbal exchanged of detailed I love you's He: I love you, She (happy), replies: I love you more. (this repartee ballet, has been rehearsal danced before) He: Why? She: Because you are kind and generous, to street beggars, my single friends, good and smart, love art, and never let me down, and love my cooking, leave space for others when you park, go thru life making waiters and ticket takers smile and laugh, sleep for hours your head on my hip, write me crazy love poems about veal chops He: What's for desert tonight? She: A ****
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My phone has been hacked, I feel gladdened to know, that Someone's interested, In what paltry things I say, To my mother.
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Jul 11, 2011
Jul 11, 2011 at 8:14 AM UTC
A Short Poem About Phone Hacking
"my day will be different today" she declares, when she sees herself hidden in in a passing spending and breaking broken drive-by scribbled-pretend, urgent poem, stumbled upon by a heavenly calculated accident gladdened, saddened. now dressed to the nines, that piece of me, wherever it be, the parade ground, where the words and letters assemble, where the firemen train, adding logs, love, accursed ego, to the hearth, steady on burning, to practice putting out the ohms and uh-uh's of electrical resistance that your response, a shiny knife of a self-reflecting observation has...ho ** ** sparkling stabbing mirror this one, a simple script, a written pyramid, built by an Israelite, who by command, perforce mustn't but does write prophecies that may or may not come to being, poem pyramids, surely none will not survive Darius's desert sandstorms ravaging kisses of time's forgetting but your simple complementation fits inside quite nicely, for its simplicity, because it is a provocation stabbing piercing  a self-questioning, of why to write I need pen paper and ink, and don't forget those stupid teardrops in the clear vial the Zola j'accuse of every poet, even the gone-ones, looking down at highest bar in poetry! did I really do that? even for a brief moment, a nanosecond, me words modify the entire continental shelf that another writer occupies, change its axis, the rate of spin, the angle of another's solitary human's day nah   all i did was read (all) her poetry, imaging imaginng a life so foreign, putting me inside of thee, and let my stubs, the remains of worn fingers do the rest so I guess it could be true what you wrote, but about me "my day will be different today" and why I practice this wonderfully ridiculous craft, cause the pay is so **** good 10:36am
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 10:56 AM UTC
my day will be different today
"my day will be different today" she declares, when she sees herself hidden in in a passing spending and breaking broken drive-by scribbled-pretend, urgent poem, stumbled upon by a heavenly calculated accident gladdened, saddened. now dressed to the nines, that piece of me, wherever it be, the parade ground, where the words and letters assemble, where the firemen train, adding logs, love, accursed ego, to the hearth, steady on burning, to practice putting out the ohms and uh-uh's of electrical resistance that your response, a shiny knife of a self-reflecting observation has...ho ** ** sparkling stabbing mirror this one, a simple script, a written pyramid, built by an Israelite, who by command, perforce mustn't but does write prophecies that may or may not come to being, poem pyramids, surely none will not survive Darius's desert sandstorms ravaging kisses of time's forgetting but your simple complementation fits inside quite nicely, for its simplicity, because it is a provocation stabbing piercing  a self-questioning, of why to write I need pen paper and ink, and don't forget those stupid teardrops in the clear vial the Zola j'accuse of every poet, even the gone-ones, looking down at highest bar in poetry! did I really do that? even for a brief moment, a nanosecond, me words modify the entire continental shelf that another writer occupies, change its axis, the rate of spin, the angle of another's solitary human's day nah   all i did was read (all) her poetry, imaging imaginng a life so foreign, putting me inside of thee, and let my stubs, the remains of worn fingers do the rest so I guess it could be true what you wrote, but about me "my day will be different today" and why I practice this wonderfully ridiculous craft, cause the pay is so **** good 10:36am
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through the vortex of clouds god, princely. a thousand angels spread their wings floating whiter than the moon. trumpets thunder we are reborn, forgiven our hearts gladdened in joy. only you and your love, my lord, only you and your love a second in time and prayer awakening the ether trembling, thankful.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 10:59 AM UTC
easter song
Though I love those dark clouds and though I love the rain - how it brightened my heart when the sun came out again The sky - a sea of tranquility as peaceful as could be calm I felt when those warm rays rested upon me I'm sure I heard the roses laugh saw carnations turn a richer hue how could they but not smile upon a sky so  blue I saw the lake ripple merrier in silver, copper streams glistening with flowing joy how it glimmered and beamed Though I love those dark clouds and I love the rain... I do but how my heart gladdened today for I can do with sunshine too I hope the sun lingers long shining through sheesham trees for I love the way his rays rested.. so softly upon me
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 7:49 AM UTC
Though I love the rain...
Never seen one this lovely, gladdened with the purity of the midnight rain, magnificent she is in all her graces The whirlwind gave way when her haunches swayed With palms as soft as the pine, a touch from them sent me on a flight of fantasy Her peats stood firm as the atlas To honey no other compare,for it is the sweetest but then you should taste her rosy lips  And if the zephyrus was mild, then you should hear her speak The stars were bright but her eyes were the brightest for in them I saw the reason for rainbows Her face shone so much radiance like the full moon at the peak of her aphrodisiac   Every wisp of her hair was of the finest silk and when she smiled the world took form Her aura so distinct as the scented ointment of spikenard This beauty is all I want to know,for it ignites a quivering sensation in my bones springing forth the passions of my meek soul For you I would pick the roses of the empyrean
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 5:39 PM UTC
Grandeur of a lady
It isn't the days that hit me hard, it is the nights When, I admit it, I am overcome and underwhelmed and shaken I am ashamed to be a human being To be a part of a race that so violently mocks any shred of real humanity And I am selfish and wretched And I want to love other people But all it does is make me feel sick What are we doing to each other? Self-destruction never stops with you Perfection is unattainable and that is alright Not enough understanding And too much fear I am proud and I am wrong and I sin But I would rather dance the fool I would rather never heal Than watch what damage we do each other This is our world we've inherited But it will ever be on loan to our children Children who will grow up To be riddled with the fears of a dying world And to be burned with the hate And wickedness we have been sowing for ages You can't fix it all But when you are faced with a choice -- Your agency cannot be stolen Your deeds will define you in ways none of us understand And I wish to God That I will make those who are yet-to-be gladdened
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Aug 10, 2011
Aug 10, 2011 at 5:22 PM UTC
Conscience
Poor girl never is truly satisfied By the grotesque figure that stares back at her Distorted features cut by the broken glass In the mirror That little crack in the corner That creeps it's way down like a spider Attacking her reflection In shame, she runs away Tears flowing easily As she purges her problems repeatedly Little naive girl never is truly gladdened Grabbing at her skin And pulling it Stretching it To look the way she sees herself She looks up for a moment And the beautiful child Who once had life in her cheeks and the world in her hands Is absent A stranger stares back her With a  gaunt looking physique All color drained from her face Her skin blotchy Her hair thinning Dull eyes deep in their sockets Highlighted by dark circles All of this seems to be no problem Throw on some makeup Braid your hair And that's taken care of But aching neck down is all disappointment to her After every scanty meal She sneaks off To cleanse herself of imperfections surprised that no one has yet to notice She desperately runs to the dreaded mirror Where she sees no difference And this sad little girl beats herself out of frustration Bashing her brittle bones Poor girl, be satisfied
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Mar 15, 2012
Mar 15, 2012 at 8:25 PM UTC
Bashing Brittle Bones
It just came into my mind, to write you something. Though you don't deserve, and to you I am nothing. Oh hundreds of days passed us by, and I still remember that look into your eye. You know, I was caught by your charm. Oh how I wanted to be in your arms. But it feels like a forbidden thing, so I did what is right, to you I didn't cling. Here I am, with my pen and reminiscing. I can till feel the thrill- I am still smiling. One day I hope to see you around, I want to be enraptured by your sound. However, there might be someone who owns your heart. And perhaps, for you it is a beautiful start. I will be delighted and won't demand for more things to happen. To see you...just to see you again- I will be truly gladdened. -Steph Dionisio, Aug 26, 2014
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 6:57 AM UTC
®To See You Again
i am hard gladdened warm calm wind flows through my soul my eye see's it's last
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May 13, 2024
May 13, 2024 at 1:20 PM UTC
haiku 25/5/13a
At the outset of a variable weather day Sunlight spangles danced in the skies above Was such a brilliance of radiant beams As mid afternoon drew closer a change did arrive In the grey smudged clouds rolled Replacing the bright morn's festival Whereupon came a moistening festival Raindrops fell for the rest of the day Down the damp quenching rolled The billows unloading from high above Which farmers were gladdened to see arrive Their worried brows begat more calming beams Fields lush in verdant vibrant green beams The wetting so joyous of a happy festival Dutiful was the timely drink's arrive A difference made within a single day Welcome were the heavy showers gifted above Pasture lands looking minted and gold rolled The reverse clime's dices had been rolled Water storages filled with streaming beams Such a gracious endowment up above Unto landholders giving a grand festival Altering the complexion of the day Providence surrendered on needed arrive A goodly amount of thirst saving did arrive On the dark masses prospect being rolled There was an improved outlook to the day Ever men of acreage seek hopeful beams So they can enjoy a precipitation festival Wishing upon the receipt in clouds above In their thoughts what is happening above When will the heaven's bestowments arrive Always championing the dowsing's festival Then for them soils ideally bank rolled On conditions being sated so nicely of beams Will the soaking occur on this day Festival glee awaited in the atmosphere above Day did dawn with a dazzling sun's arrive Rolled by the promise of eve's drenching beams
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Aug 30, 2016
Aug 30, 2016 at 7:15 AM UTC
Eve's Drenching Beams (Sestina)
At the outset of a variable weather day Sunlight spangles danced in the skies above Was such a brilliance of radiant beams As mid afternoon drew closer a change did arrive In the grey smudged clouds rolled Replacing the bright morn's festival Whereupon came a moistening festival Raindrops fell for the rest of the day Down the damp quenching rolled The billows unloading from high above Which farmers were gladdened to see arrive Their worried brows begat more calming beams Fields lush in verdant vibrant green beams The wetting so joyous of a happy festival Dutiful was the timely drink's arrive A difference made within a single day Welcome were the heavy showers gifted above Pasture lands looking minted and gold rolled The reverse clime's dices had been rolled Water storages filled with streaming beams Such a gracious endowment up above Unto landholders giving a grand festival Altering the complexion of the day Providence surrendered on needed arrive A goodly amount of thirst saving did arrive On the dark masses prospect being rolled There was an improved outlook to the day Ever men of acreage seek hopeful beams So they can enjoy a precipitation festival Wishing upon the receipt in clouds above In their thoughts what is happening above When will the heaven's bestowments arrive Always championing the dowsing's festival Then for them soils ideally bank rolled On conditions being sated so nicely of beams Will the soaking occur on this day Festival glee awaited in the atmosphere above Day did dawn with a dazzling sun's arrive Rolled by the promise of eve's drenching beams
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only in a multicultural england was a proud nation defaced upon with hopes of encouraging a stereotype of cabbage and plumber; while also encouraging israeli fascism; you'd think that the same nation never took to the skies and fought the nazis to keep a gladdened entourage of children following through to a bombastically plump resolve of contentment; and in defence of such tactic... i'd like you to speak me a word of urdu or hindi, rather than making me a watered down curry; as you make me a watered down 5p.m. brew.
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 2:55 AM UTC
she asked his pride, his pride answered
Wrest my head from this, a twinge as illusive as pins. Rake the bottom lore, as off the mark as 'sins'. I'm neither lessened nor strengthened, I reek of applemore and soot. I draw and I leave unconceived. I grow without practice. I denote without lye. I smile hopeless, with gladdened reprieve. My pallbearer whistles, and thinks of my joke. I painted enough. He believes. Turn tears now to grinning, as I've learned the unbluff. May I end this long night with a seed.
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 7:35 AM UTC
half note rest
Encircling...I dare the Full-- pluck eyes from their nooks, mind from its niche. I, incumbent of all lines drawn and crossed...wear the metaphoric face of All Things. My redundant farewell is a galactic backlog....as memory asks: may I be excused from these tables? By light's celerity, light all the more... One in One, and out of One in One-- foreknowledge to Knowledge. Encircling...I dare the Full--emissary to mine own circle, with news so pressing I stumble into deaths cut to new forms of life. I waver my convalescence, discharge myself from the throes of creation... a gladdened prophecy...self-fulfilled. Encircling...I dare the Full.
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 2:21 AM UTC
Encircling, I Dare the Full
The Weather Channel, ubiquitous, Who among us does not have this app, On their phone, computer, mobile device Ready for a quick scan.. Odd topic for an essay, Strange, that your poetic silence Should be broken this way, Then again, you didn't inquire, Or even notice it had gone missing. Yet the channel/app of which I write, Is mobile, and certainly, applies to each of us But cannot be found on any device but in our hearts.. When we awaken, The temperature is taken, A glance upon your visage Reveals rested or irritable, Blue clouds or storm warnings, Better dress appropriately... But even this is not the forecast Of which my heart and words speak,, The whether I need, the thermometer reading, The barometric pressure that needs knowing, Measures whether you love me still, Love me more, love me better, Than the last poem/day we just wrote/recorded, Yesterday... The waters we will yet navigate, The sky we shall observe, Cloud shapes to design and designate, A fortune to prognosticate, Is the sum of the fortunes/forecasts we create daily. Our weather is our good fortune, And strangely the forecast is the same daily, Whether fair or hurricane, Whether gladdened or pained, Our forecast, ours, Our forecast, unique, Our forecast, let us record it into reality, When we awaken entangled, Looking out the window and envision, Predicting our life-scape.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 9:56 AM UTC
The Weather Channel (A Love Poem)
Just another soft spot to bump a thump for a thud that this time finally, proudly could be the long awaited announcement I'd been searching for.   A deep and heavy voice boomed in reply, "I am Hollow, how's all abouts the Do for you today my dear?" I was slightly taken aback by the fine display of manners. "Oh,me oh my! So deeply obliged, you took a stop with a thought to ask so when I say, don't act surprised." Since I surely had indeed been the party calling person, I'd better fancy making proper telling of my Name. But before I did me muster up some suiting gumption for a gab , I heard the haunting husk of a raspy kind of gasp, it was Hollow keen to ask me, "have You come about the Shaft?" I excitedly replied,  "I've been busy bumping thumping thuds all across the Land hoping I would hear a hollow kind of thud coming from the Desert Sands." But, oh my goodness if I truly thumped my thud in the mud, I wondered must I then descend down that deeply dark and doozy kind of danger way below? Then it appeared out of nowhere!! I had the Magic Answer in a sing along song with a pocket tight rhythm gots me dancing and a'singing, "There's a piece of a part of the seat of my soul that's awaiting my return at the bottom of this hole. And as I do recall, it was surely you with your haunting Hollow tune and endless droning echo that reverberated my vertebrae so long ago, and so much so that I lost a litte piece of my Soul." With one final question that I had left to pop, "Is it still with you at the bottom of that drop?? Cause, I've got a grand idea that will bring It to the top. It's a funky fly vibration called Acoustic Levitation!!" So, I cheered up and down as I swung myself around in a turn to tell to Hollow, "When you kindly wind your voice up the scale from lowest note to high, then my piece of soul will riseth, it will hear my gladdened cry." It shall float atop the soul note that IS perfectly wrote just for me and my Soul's harmony. It's been such the perfect ending, All's happy and together, at last finally!!!!!! So never stop bumping for the thump and the thud that is you cause it's really out there somewhere and it's asking, what to do!!!!
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 3:09 PM UTC
At the bottom of The Shaft
Just another soft spot to bump a thump for a thud that this time finally, proudly could be the long awaited announcement I'd been searching for.   A deep and heavy voice boomed in reply, "I am Hollow, how's all abouts the Do for you today my dear?" I was slightly taken aback by the fine display of manners. "Oh,me oh my! So deeply obliged, you took a stop with a thought to ask so when I say, don't act surprised." Since I surely had indeed been the party calling person, I'd better fancy making proper telling of my Name. But before I did me muster up some suiting gumption for a gab , I heard the haunting husk of a raspy kind of gasp, it was Hollow keen to ask me, "have You come about the Shaft?" I excitedly replied,  "I've been busy bumping thumping thuds all across the Land hoping I would hear a hollow kind of thud coming from the Desert Sands." But, oh my goodness if I truly thumped my thud in the mud, I wondered must I then descend down that deeply dark and doozy kind of danger way below? Then it appeared out of nowhere!! I had the Magic Answer in a sing along song with a pocket tight rhythm gots me dancing and a'singing, "There's a piece of a part of the seat of my soul that's awaiting my return at the bottom of this hole. And as I do recall, it was surely you with your haunting Hollow tune and endless droning echo that reverberated my vertebrae so long ago, and so much so that I lost a litte piece of my Soul." With one final question that I had left to pop, "Is it still with you at the bottom of that drop?? Cause, I've got a grand idea that will bring It to the top. It's a funky fly vibration called Acoustic Levitation!!" So, I cheered up and down as I swung myself around in a turn to tell to Hollow, "When you kindly wind your voice up the scale from lowest note to high, then my piece of soul will riseth, it will hear my gladdened cry." It shall float atop the soul note that IS perfectly wrote just for me and my Soul's harmony. It's been such the perfect ending, All's happy and together, at last finally!!!!!! So never stop bumping for the thump and the thud that is you cause it's really out there somewhere and it's asking, what to do!!!!
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Often by Stop-Signs are our Programs fed And now this News which caused our Hearts to Break To chase the Deer aware of your Event Up-Turn the based Barge; And shattered your sake With that we loyal Cousins our arms Up-Lift Plead with His Providence we call the Lord Whose Throne seeds Evidence by Mercy's Gift Ask, then beseech His Divine Healing Word In the meantime, Faith we subscribe and wait At least gladdened maintain your lively Chi Which soon, the Eightie's Tribe secures your fate And restore the Cat-Loved Actor that be. We'll sit by the bench. And allow your rest By the next Tinsel's Month return at your Best.
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Mar 20, 2013
Mar 20, 2013 at 2:27 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: CORIN NEMEC - HEALING AND ENCOURAGEMENT
Rest in torpor Mi amour I'll awaketh thou in the morn Wherein the sun shalt free us Balladrys we'll be Coacting with ourn lips Clove-pinks to essence ourn wayside Expanse of ourn high regard Not as the others love Drinking sorrows to rye and hard Exonerate me for mine day Ourn bodies as foliaceous Don't worry amour I got the mess from last night's dishes Foliose ourn quills shalt be Thou hast gladdened me To wake another marvelous hour with thou How doth one do this somehow!? She's and angel!!!!! Tis All I know Intrant of this intrados Mine all Mine most Mine jute berry Lantana of mine linterna brightly accumulating Exhilarating!!! Lar of ourn humbled abode Didst thou knowest That thy heart is mine home Tis It is Tis Tis It is!!!! Thou communicator to God!!!!!
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 6:14 PM UTC
morada linterna ( lantern abode) in spanish
after looking in on how Jen's selections were faring they indicated that they'd be very nicely squaring was pleasing to see most of them reaching the front cover's face only the odd one was put in another compartment's space it so gladdened Jen when her options got colossal views she has a consistency in this area which make for better reviews those pieces she's given a re-showing are set to be bathed with a bright glowing oh yes dear Jen can't be beat on choosing something real neat
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 7:58 AM UTC
Something Real Neat
Eureka! it's Christmas time again! A time to reminisce about seasons past of pizzas hot, cup cakes, icing coated snacks, home-made lemonade, champagne and Santa's sacks of choicest toys, newly produced and recast. Eureka! laughter pervades the plain! for dazzling lights of astonishing colours exhibit rare heavenly multicolours for the yuletide's ambience of pomp and pageantry in every country tropical and wintry. Eureka! it's Santa's express train! A very pleasant holiday time indeed. When a dream becomes wonderland for a kid who takes a trip in Santa Claus's speed sleigh in this great and awesome paradise for play. Eureka! it's the ding **** season! A time to raise sweet voices for a reason A time to sing a heart warming and sweet hymn in well lit Cathedrals that are hardly dim. Eureka! it's Christmas time again! Ding **** the much awaited Christmas bells chime. The gladdened poor are cheery without a dime, whilst the rich is cheery with his loaded barn, each of them spending as much dough as they can.
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Oct 2, 2021
Oct 2, 2021 at 8:10 AM UTC
Christmas Fun
What's it, what's it that makes me smile- when I think of thee for a while? Let t'is sunshine, balmy and dry- warm our hearts as it walks by. O but today my heart gladdened- yet as we stared my cheeks reddened! Upon my journeys down, downstairs- 'midst th' morning and evening airs. Thy handsome face came into view, made my feelings dance like white dew. Th' moment thou showed me that grin- I knew that my heart thou would win. Thy presence was but a rhythm, th' best that my heart could employ. One a tempest could not destroy- one destiny could not fathom. Thy being is th' love I wish, in my wild dreams and fantasies! Ah! and thy soul just what I outta please; a fate my maidenhood shan't miss. I'll wait for my victorious night- when no-one else is within sight. Thy arms opened awide for me; as I swing outside to find thee. And I but hope later that day; thou wilt no longer leave and stay. To own th' lips I'm fated to kiss, and wed our love in sacred bliss.
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Feb 8, 2013
Feb 8, 2013 at 1:47 PM UTC
Rhythm of the Heart