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Breaking News A Robinson’s affair It has been called party goers in beware The Pelican Club know fore shoot outs There are also fights to talk about The Chef’s have been making guest sick The Pelican Club is not a good pick The ratings of the club had been very low Business is certainly somewhat slow As a poet journalist, I will tell you, “Let the Pelican Club go” The Flamingo Club is the place to be When you walk inside this is what you will see Flamingo bird statues decked out in black and white with an offset of red bowties Music that will make you serene in an automatic dance The whole atmosphere will put you in a trance Yet each dancing step you will seem to advance All kinds of drinks for you to sup However don’t forget to leave a tip The Flamingo Club will make you feel special like the bird itself The Flamingo Club is not like everybody else This journalist being the poet in reporting in what you needed to know It goes too show Take in the Flamingo Club and just let senses go.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 5:34 AM UTC
FLAMINGO’S SIGHTINGS
In Benidorm there are melons, Whole donkey-carts full Of innumerable melons, Ovals and ***** Bright green and thumpable Laced over with stripes Of turtle-dark green. Chooose an egg-shape, a world-shape, Bowl one homeward to taste In the whitehot noon : Cream-smooth honeydews, Pink-pulped whoppers, Bump-rinded cantaloupes With orange cores. Each wedge wears a studding Of blanched seeds or black seeds To strew like confetti Under the feet of This market of melon-eating Fiesta-goers.
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Fiesta Melons
Breaking News A Robinson’s affair It has been called party goers in beware The Pelican Club know about shoot outs There are also fights to talk about The Chef’s have been making guest sick The Pelican Club is not a good pick The ratings of the club had been very low Business is certainly somewhat slow As a poet journalist, I will tell you, “Let the Pelican Club go” The Flamingo Club is the place to be When you walk inside this is what you will see Flamingo bird statues decked out in black and white with an offset of red bowties Music that will make you serene in an automatic dance The whole atmosphere will put you in a trance Yet each dancing step you will seem to advance All kinds of drinks for you to sup However don’t forget to leave a tip The Flamingo Club will make you feel special like the bird itself The Flamingo Club is not like everybody else This journalist being the poet in reporting in what you needed to know It goes too show Take in the Flamingo Club and just let your senses go.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 7:11 PM UTC
FLAMINGO’S SIGHTINGS
The deterioration of society, Commonly serves as writing material; Hell, even I could write about changes That have lessened our souls. But I also appreciate the changes That have bettered us as a collective people; I dream of collaboration between church-goers, And those that turn from the steeple. We've evolved to a new level of acceptance, And equality that was unknown; Yes, the "isms" still exist, But in a much softer tone. Gender roles wreak havoc, And some feel elite. But we've inched closer to equality, And those roles we will defeat. I have so much hope for this generation, The kids that have been raised with new eyes; We possess views that our ancestors Would abhor and despise. Unity and inclusion, Love and tolerance; I will preach these things, Until there is a balance.
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 2:39 PM UTC
New Generation
A rain of bullets hit Las Vegas, leaving blacken skies From disgraceful clouds of a loose cannon. From the first 911 call to storm's demise 72 minutes downfall took human companions. For them, life for one minute enjoying country songs In the unbridled company of each others innocence. Then good faith served the merry goers wrong As the concert venue became the tomb of dissonance. It hurts my heart to follow this story unfold Of the climbing death toll, making this the worst ever. Harder to imagine a mass killer cut from this mold Of being so heartless and desensitized to life he severs. To the victims accept my cries of condemning this worm While paying homage to harmonious humans imparted from the eyes of the storm. Logan Robertson 10/4/17
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Oct 4, 2017
Oct 4, 2017 at 6:36 AM UTC
We Cry The Bad Cloud Over Las Vegas
I don’t want to perpetuate the produce – consume loop but when I don’t, I feel like such a lazy moocher Could I play guitar near after dark bars for $23 an hour? Victor and I did that once, for $11.50 each Untaxed, that’s better than my dour real job So, if I really made my place at a street corner, I’d be a smart earner But then I’d be a fixture, like the accordion man and the bums with PVC buckets The bar goers would soon hate me for chumping them out of their cash with three gritty “Heart of Gold” covers Then soon the mediocre bums would jump me and Riot, my guitar She’ll smash into the walk under a Irish flag in front of Murphy’s Law, while drinkers whoop and punch the air The bucket goes over my head and the accordion bellows squeeze round my neck
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 4:16 PM UTC
Bar Busking
Quiet are the fields with ghosts from pennants past the aces and cutters set idly away from the maple spread fall soft sounds of Sunday (chilling on the boneyard) telling tales of validated stars and wheel house legends the rally cap sluggers with mahogany eyes Mustard colors in floating mists give a hallowed glow to sublime skies scattered walkers trip to the hole their spit buckets and spigots pressed loosely into pure life form bikers and loners and curious coffee goers mill about the horn whispering numbers from an old Keelman heaving Alley lookers and Mendoza lines screachers, bleachers from years gone by dancing fingers and cracks at the bat moonshots (from the big time Timmy Jim) the 9th inning gunner with sinker and slider and imposing brush back ballz the game day citizen and dugout warrior who lit it all up in Rockwell fame
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Jan 18, 2017
Jan 18, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
Painting the black
It’s not a ranking or an achievement As if far from the “top.” It’s an advancement Starting from the “first place”; The greater magnitude being a positive progression. It’s not even a race in the “first place.” A dual-digit place marker can and should indicate you’re moving forward. At this point, you meet the requirements and criteria For adult access to many sights, tastes, And times. Of course, that’s not the ultimate cause of celebration For being in [the] “23rd place.” When you’re in [the] 23rd place, you’re in a comfortable position And not necessarily at a crucial extremum of attention. There will be those behind and those in front, So, though you keep your own pace nevertheless, To know you’re no longer in first place, Yet not in last place of your course of path, Means that you have some to teach And still some who may offer pointers, tips, tricks, inspirations, And the gift of encounter, however brief or long. There are many who long to be in first place or last place Because the extrema tend to get the recognition. The important insight is to recognize that, not only do the numbers matter little, But you can make them stand out, like the number 23. There’s random selection, too, amid those spontaneous humor-goers, And then there’s placement and fixation With purpose, sincerity, and intention. You’re 23 not solely based on record Or coincidence; You’re 23 because you lived out the previous age In every way: what you missed, what you learned, what you offered, And what you planted. On your birthday and every day, The newness longed for arrives in a time not desired or unwanted, But at a time just right, which still causes waves of pain and waves of relief Across space anyway. Happy Birthday Devin! You’re in [your] 23rd place! Celebrate this checkpoint!
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Sep 22, 2018
Sep 22, 2018 at 11:04 AM UTC
23rd Place
It’s not a ranking or an achievement As if far from the “top.” It’s an advancement Starting from the “first place”; The greater magnitude being a positive progression. It’s not even a race in the “first place.” A dual-digit place marker can and should indicate you’re moving forward. At this point, you meet the requirements and criteria For adult access to many sights, tastes, And times. Of course, that’s not the ultimate cause of celebration For being in [the] “23rd place.” When you’re in [the] 23rd place, you’re in a comfortable position And not necessarily at a crucial extremum of attention. There will be those behind and those in front, So, though you keep your own pace nevertheless, To know you’re no longer in first place, Yet not in last place of your course of path, Means that you have some to teach And still some who may offer pointers, tips, tricks, inspirations, And the gift of encounter, however brief or long. There are many who long to be in first place or last place Because the extrema tend to get the recognition. The important insight is to recognize that, not only do the numbers matter little, But you can make them stand out, like the number 23. There’s random selection, too, amid those spontaneous humor-goers, And then there’s placement and fixation With purpose, sincerity, and intention. You’re 23 not solely based on record Or coincidence; You’re 23 because you lived out the previous age In every way: what you missed, what you learned, what you offered, And what you planted. On your birthday and every day, The newness longed for arrives in a time not desired or unwanted, But at a time just right, which still causes waves of pain and waves of relief Across space anyway. Happy Birthday Devin! You’re in [your] 23rd place! Celebrate this checkpoint!
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A fish, is a bird that cannot fly; A bird, is a fish that cannot swim. Eons ago, fishes may have flown; while birds may have swum.. just like how i have forgotten the many things which i had done before... Loneliness, is the revelry of one person; Revelry, is the loneliness of many people. Long ago, the loner had many friends, while the party-goers used to be loners. I myself have long forgotten when was the last time a girl rested on my shoulder. A fish, is a bird that cannot fly; A bird, is a fish that cannot swim... Copyright, Ronnie Ng 2011
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Nov 15, 2011
Nov 15, 2011 at 4:41 AM UTC
The Fish & the Bird
Forgiving heart, precious gift from our father God Image of the lord, can you be like your father God Image of the lord, forgiving one another is your health in this world. Painful heart, source of devil words, what a cruel world. Please, please, learn to forgive and stay away from the devil. I tend to think long and snoring nights are caused by this devil. Are you a brethren or a church goer where is your forgiving heart? Are you a child of God or child of the devil where is your forgiving heart? Many people give a smile with a lot of grudges. What a beautiful church with a lot of church goers? Truth and forgiving one another is something of the past. Please teacher, evangelist, nurse teach them about grudges. Man of God, can you pray for grudges to minimize church goers? Why truth and forgiving one another is something of the past? -Written By: The Senior
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Oct 28, 2019
Oct 28, 2019 at 2:38 AM UTC
Forgiving Heart II
*A little nod to Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.* *As I lie in bed, Flat on my back; There passes across my ceiling Last year’s thoughts and flashing lights of passing cars* Three hundred and sixty days of things: clusters: Horrifying stories of battered women and abuse children Sickening parents with mental issues trended across the globe: And a new seasons of Law-in order special Victim’s unit on Netflix Teenagers and adult on a summer cruise: party hard: Sunday church goers grasping the holy bible so tight to their ***** like a stick of dynamite golden heirloom Girls under twenty in their fashion nova curves club outfits Leaving nothing to the imaginations: the old men will live longer: According to National Statistics estimates: without their pacemakers As I lie in bed, Flat on my back; There passes across my ceiling, Last year’s thoughts and flashing days of Mishaps and misery on my job As this coming year draws nearer, I pray That I will find a way Out of this path I have chosen.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 10:48 AM UTC
Ceiling Thoughts
A huge centipede crawls across the floor He is black and his legs are orange. He is enormous 12 inches Maybe more And he rears back and attacks the feet of the passers-by And they smile and reach down and pat him. They smile. And he bites their hands. Their hands swell up around the two deep punctures, which are swollen up over, the only sign left being two tiny oozing wrinkles. The purple hands are polka dotted with yellow and dying veins. They admire the plethora of color that is now their hand. From the pain they lust for more and more pain and more and more pain. They rise from their overstuffed red sofas to the middle of the floor and trade blows. A girl of twenty with black curly locks falls to the ground with a wet thud and summons the centipede who bites her in the cheek, piercing the paper thin flesh. He gets a strong hold on her face and drags her across the floor. She giggles in delight! The centipede rips her limb from limb and She giggles in delight! Another wet thud. She had a puffy purple companion in a moment as the centipede drags to her a young man of twenty-one. Fate! Their lips meet and their saliva, thick and curdled mixes. They giggle in delight! As the centipede rips them limb from limb. You look like you're losing weight! The centipede is finding it. He eats all but their skulls, shining in a thin layer of blood, picked clean of flesh Locked in a sweet embrace of phantom lips Until a pugilist twitches his leg in an awkward defensive maneuver and sends the girl's skull spinning across the floor until it hits against a white wall with a crack and it splits. Party-goers begin to trip over the centipede. And with every wet thud on the floor another skull is left to be an obstacle for fluid movement. The centipede has to coil up to be able to fit in the room. And soon there is one pugilist left And he scratches the centipede's shiny black metallic and spackled red back with a mangled mass of knuckle and yellow poisoned veins. The centipede rears back But falls back on itself out of its own sheer weight and its back snaps, spraying the finalist with a mix of entrails of bug and human kind.
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Dec 28, 2009
Dec 28, 2009 at 9:45 PM UTC
One Hundred Feet
A huge centipede crawls across the floor He is black and his legs are orange. He is enormous 12 inches Maybe more And he rears back and attacks the feet of the passers-by And they smile and reach down and pat him. They smile. And he bites their hands. Their hands swell up around the two deep punctures, which are swollen up over, the only sign left being two tiny oozing wrinkles. The purple hands are polka dotted with yellow and dying veins. They admire the plethora of color that is now their hand. From the pain they lust for more and more pain and more and more pain. They rise from their overstuffed red sofas to the middle of the floor and trade blows. A girl of twenty with black curly locks falls to the ground with a wet thud and summons the centipede who bites her in the cheek, piercing the paper thin flesh. He gets a strong hold on her face and drags her across the floor. She giggles in delight! The centipede rips her limb from limb and She giggles in delight! Another wet thud. She had a puffy purple companion in a moment as the centipede drags to her a young man of twenty-one. Fate! Their lips meet and their saliva, thick and curdled mixes. They giggle in delight! As the centipede rips them limb from limb. You look like you're losing weight! The centipede is finding it. He eats all but their skulls, shining in a thin layer of blood, picked clean of flesh Locked in a sweet embrace of phantom lips Until a pugilist twitches his leg in an awkward defensive maneuver and sends the girl's skull spinning across the floor until it hits against a white wall with a crack and it splits. Party-goers begin to trip over the centipede. And with every wet thud on the floor another skull is left to be an obstacle for fluid movement. The centipede has to coil up to be able to fit in the room. And soon there is one pugilist left And he scratches the centipede's shiny black metallic and spackled red back with a mangled mass of knuckle and yellow poisoned veins. The centipede rears back But falls back on itself out of its own sheer weight and its back snaps, spraying the finalist with a mix of entrails of bug and human kind.
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The winter has set in early; monsoon a memory now, the trees are all dusty by the all-day din. This morning, the taxis ply early, eager to get the office-goers in. Tea fumes in the mist. The lady in the bungalow alights from her car with her child, early from school. Vegetables still asleep on the pushcart. An eighties number mingles with the wind. A van loaded with kerosene cans parks at the gates: there is a tenement at the basement.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 12:19 AM UTC
Antithesis on a winter morning
as the bus pulls along the lazy river on Main, a slouching mind and pressed cheek is a swimmer, dipping toes and meanwhile the gentle murmur of pool-goers living inaudibly, like hunched bunches in shawls of shade (interrupted only by the occasional l-urch) nodding, nodding off and on and off and into the water, the swimmer slips in ... Here, it is heaven on earth an oasis ... and the mind swims ever so far ever so deep ... i wonder... ... and outside a boy, barefoot runs upstream a shimmering second an apparition of summer? and out of sight
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 10:45 PM UTC
The View from the Lazy River
Metaphorical stringency Idiotic transgression Coat this democratic autocracy Flailing capitalism slowly drowns Splashing freedom in the face; Obeying party goers Stand as if a wall, Indeed they are A rich, extravagant barricade Of outcasts As pariahs under cloak Stab the new age constitution; Egocentric totalitarianism will sway At the sight of a metaphysical blade And the ghastly crown Will topple to the bottom The country has shed her lizard skin Regurgitating for her new flock Feeding a new set Of avaricious minds
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Oct 8, 2012
Oct 8, 2012 at 3:32 AM UTC
Avaricious
Eleanor P. Carney sat with her legs folded, Casually reading a catalogue As she waited. Her mind drifted Effortlessly away from Joe until: "Come this way"  said a voice dimmed, In light of the current situation. The click of Ellie's t-strap heels Turned the heads of many Beauty parlor goers, as she Was lead to a back door. A *** of boiling water hosted Sharp things for slaughter. "Now, I have to ask, On account of virtue, Do you really want to do this?" The beauty practitioner who Practiced more than beauty, stood in The corner, tying an apron around her thin waist. Eleanor P. Carney shook  her head, And sat down on the Cold counter knowing that She would not regret this. Ruth L. ****** struggled everyday To find new ways to disgust herself, But the lack Ms.Carney's Shame and guilt would Do just fine for today.
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Feb 17, 2013
Feb 17, 2013 at 5:57 PM UTC
The Adventures of Eleanor P. Carney
After Sunday you stink of hypocrisy Please don't waste your breath preaching to me To me it's one big joke as you line up for the punch line Wearing your see through clothes and flaunting your plastered eyes Keep funding your guilt as I kick back and criticize Pockets full of change I wound not spare a dime
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 4:05 AM UTC
Church Goers
I am tired. Tired of the greed, the materialism, the artificial realism. Medicines to cope, false hope..opioids the killer dope. I am bored. Bored with the faithless optimistics, party goers bathing in that sea of chaos...politics. I am tired. Tired of the hunger, and the homelessness that at times feeds glory seeking kindness. I am bored. Bored with the phones...the internet. Allowing people to interact without having to connect. I am tired. Tired of the why and the what for, lies of peace masking the truth of war. I am so very tired and bored but mostly with me. More so with myself than with other people, politics and technology. Sometimes I wish life would just set me free.
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 1:07 PM UTC
Tired and bored
mumbles, jumbles, into the night my baby phoenix stumbles into its plight a better life was merely imagined but my dove, my dear, bitterly determined huddled witnesses there! in the square a drove of fireflies, watching her rebirth in fire, laid bare. her tuckered tail, dead-centered -- shaking off crimson pearls of lunar lunacy, henceforth, bleeding on her own time, her own tenancy. her talons look at us. we look at fiery lips that lash and scorch her. never more before his penetrating gaze, as her wings form a column of blaze. she soars, she screams: but to nothing but scorn -- the square-goers think she is just forlorn.   my dove, my dear, for your ****** death -- I pray it greets not a dragon's breath.
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Jun 4, 2023
Jun 4, 2023 at 10:34 AM UTC
death of a phoenix
Here it comes, again, the busy time for easy goers Have to keep heads inside the books, and minds at rest Rest is not an option, options are yet to be explored Explore your mind, as you walk through the syllabus Syllabus has sections A, B, C, D, and E E for easy, go elsewhere Else, difficult to get through Through hard work comes knowledge, through the syllabus Syllabus being covered , meanwhile, time flows like water Is essential for slaking thirst Thirst of knowledge, with search and judgement Judging capabilities, as I walk through the syllabus |AB|
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 11:40 AM UTC
Syllabus Walkthrough
Began at dusk and led us here swiftly. Along with the wind springtime blew in new found forms of folly. Invested in life vests to rid the sleeves for my heart To beat upon. The moon show through pale blue. The air reeked of butterfly winged exhaust pipes. The ins and outs of Seasonal rotation. Life and death as one. To illustrate landscape stretches created from scraps of string. Silence Says a million different Things. Watching a multitude of human beings from a distance. I’m distant from any sort of recognition. What’s an honor when the honor is expected spread evenly among a crowd of strangers expecting Futures. Silence Says I’m as unique as classes of identical robe wearing shower goers; As unique as uniforms. Birds know no boundaries when it comes to bravery trying to communicate something to me, as part of me worries for their safety. Freedom is beyond me. Intuitively, Silence Speaks with me. She's telling me silent was the bravery feathers upon impacting the tires packed with pressure ready to burst at the seems silent was the bravery upon bursting at her seems in the rear view mirror I see wing feather constellations painting a reality portrait for me. Silence tells me selfishness is the root of everything. Silence tells me mystery is the beneath the X marks of all the treasure maps I painted repeatedly. Silence soothes me.
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May 23, 2012
May 23, 2012 at 10:47 PM UTC
Graduations & Open Casket Visitations
Waiting for the sun to move up more Lights to fall in full force On the day I take my few steps On worn out path of office goers. As the life moves on In the rustle of traffic Jams Honking of cars The roads have grown roots Along with tree lined path A bright smile Stretches across in yellow line A line of school kids Walk the Zebra cross in front of my large smile A new day Flowering Traffic Light by traffic lights As the office blocks looms large My thoughts reach out to hold hands
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Sep 13, 2010
Sep 13, 2010 at 4:31 AM UTC
Office Goers....
Society today As a whole Is becoming numb. We play games Where we shoot others for fun **** them ... Why is it fun? I can't say That I haven't tried. It may be skill Exploration Achievement But that can all be found Outside. The sky is still blue. The trees green. The grass itchy. The people laughing. The party-goers grilling. Some guns even. But if you come outside Don't treat it like a game. Because it's not.
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Jun 30, 2013
Jun 30, 2013 at 1:42 PM UTC
Desensitized
impassioned fascists lash facts together working to bash brash young activists envisioning a lasting planet ****** Janet congress loves the Jews and the blues of today means we’ve all flown over nests impressed with obese flying flesh.. resting festival goers flow over Bohemian Grove with row boats toting goat cheese and if it please the court I will bring back Bermuda Shorts and with elegant reports on contortionist’s abortion risks and whisk farm fresh eggs with Barbie Doll legs in May under the sway of a fine cognac Black light heart attack on the first night after the fourth Blood Moon bring gloom to the tomb of the unknown soldier, whose older brother drank Folders crystals whilst ******* about the listless whisperers still recklessly wishing for some environmental recognition or maybe a shift in the disposition towards deep sea net fishing and phishing scammers flooding servers in service of the undeserving reservationists…….. native brethren living together in harmonious balance with the nature around us astounds me and if’n we could only see that, peacefully we could be free…. is it only a dream to me as if Frank and I were going home, together –
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 10:18 AM UTC
Impacted activist