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"goggle" poems
Ask...and you shall be given answers seek...and you'll be told where to look knock...say, hello?...hello? hellooow? a voice named siri replies: "is it me you're looking for?" i think, the eyes, the mind, even the heart, need clear, goggle-like glasses, for 20/20 vision, to grasp, to discern,  be forewarned, not to be overwhelmed by whatever data unfolds on the screen they say, there are contrived solutions, for life's every complication search engines are accessible to all just press specific keys, and, Voila! surf, play...easy games, easy friends but, can they really answer all questions? every human question?.........like, do elephants really cry? how did it occur that they have excellent memories? is Timbuktu modernized now? are there still surviving cannibals? will the remaining Bee Gees member, tell us how to mend a broken heart? do rosicrucians really possess secret wisdom? what happened to you and me? how do i save myself from emotional vampires? how do i cook pad thai? ...and how do i get you out of my mind? why does the rooster crow after midnight how does logarithm work with poetry? do dogs have souls?  do they visit their masters?....i miss my dogs Misty and Tiny, ...and i miss you...what's wrong with me? God, why do i even bother to ask? my goggled eyes are blinded by grief my goggled mind refuses to forget this goggled life of mine feels empty and it has nothing to do with technology... Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan     July 23, 2018
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 10:50 PM UTC
Goggled
Ask...and you shall be given answers seek...and you'll be told where to look knock...say, hello?...hello? hellooow? a voice named siri replies: "is it me you're looking for?" i think, the eyes, the mind, even the heart, need clear, goggle-like glasses, for 20/20 vision, to grasp, to discern,  be forewarned, not to be overwhelmed by whatever data unfolds on the screen they say, there are contrived solutions, for life's every complication search engines are accessible to all just press specific keys, and, Voila! surf, play...easy games, easy friends but, can they really answer all questions? every human question?.........like, do elephants really cry? how did it occur that they have excellent memories? is Timbuktu modernized now? are there still surviving cannibals? will the remaining Bee Gees member, tell us how to mend a broken heart? do rosicrucians really possess secret wisdom? what happened to you and me? how do i save myself from emotional vampires? how do i cook pad thai? ...and how do i get you out of my mind? why does the rooster crow after midnight how does logarithm work with poetry? do dogs have souls?  do they visit their masters?....i miss my dogs Misty and Tiny, ...and i miss you...what's wrong with me? God, why do i even bother to ask? my goggled eyes are blinded by grief my goggled mind refuses to forget this goggled life of mine feels empty and it has nothing to do with technology... Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan     July 23, 2018
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Under the old house cast in conglomerate mix the cataract window and cracked sill broken joists and cross beams wringer wash and saddle set A draw string light brings life to the corner bench fowler toads and fingerlings jitter bugs and dazzy vance dirt planks filled with mason crown classics Buggy whip and whippletree shelved on the chopboard tackle and mucks stacked at the back horseshoe and jack rod bend the pike pole a sawhorse placed for the Martindale push Gallon jars and growlers prepped for the taking ropes and reins for transport and fest goggle eye jumps the flyer setting up nicely for the Haldimand town fair
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 12:31 PM UTC
The Cellar
But why did I **** him? Why? Why? In the small, gilded room, near the stair? My ears rack and throb with his cry, And his eyes goggle under his hair, As my fingers sink into the fair White skin of his throat. It was I! I killed him! My God! Don't you hear? I shook him until his red tongue Hung flapping out through the black, queer, Swollen lines of his lips. And I clung With my nails drawing blood, while I flung The loose, heavy body in fear. Fear lest he should still not be dead. I was drunk with the lust of his life. The blood-drops oozed slow from his head And dabbled a chair. And our strife Lasted one reeling second, his knife Lay and winked in the lights overhead. And the waltz from the ballroom I heard, When I called him a low, sneaking cur. And the wail of the violins stirred My brute anger with visions of her. As I throttled his windpipe, the purr Of his breath with the waltz became blurred. I have ridden ten miles through the dark, With that music, an infernal din, Pounding rhythmic inside me. Just Hark! One! Two! Three! And my fingers sink in To his flesh when the violins, thin And straining with passion, grow stark. One! Two! Three! Oh, the horror of sound! While she danced I was crushing his throat. He had tasted the joy of her, wound Round her body, and I heard him gloat On the favour. That instant I smote. One! Two! Three! How the dancers swirl round! He is here in the room, in my arm, His limp body hangs on the spin Of the waltz we are dancing, a swarm Of blood-drops is hemming us in! Round and round! One! Two! Three! And his sin Is red like his tongue lolling warm. One! Two! Three! And the drums are his knell. He is heavy, his feet beat the floor As I drag him about in the swell Of the waltz. With a menacing roar, The trumpets crash in through the door. One! Two! Three! clangs his funeral bell. One! Two! Three! In the chaos of space Rolls the earth to the hideous glee Of death! And so cramped is this place, I stifle and pant. One! Two! Three! Round and round! God! 'Tis he throttles me! He has covered my mouth with his face! And his blood has dripped into my heart! And my heart beats and labours. One! Two! Three! His dead limbs have coiled every part Of my body in tentacles. Through My ears the waltz jangles. Like glue His dead body holds me athwart. One! Two! Three! Give me air! Oh! My God! One! Two! Three! I am drowning in slime! One! Two! Three! And his corpse, like a clod, Beats me into a jelly! The chime, One! Two! Three! And his dead legs keep time. Air! Give me air! Air! My God!
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After Hearing A Waltz By Bartok
But why did I **** him? Why? Why? In the small, gilded room, near the stair? My ears rack and throb with his cry, And his eyes goggle under his hair, As my fingers sink into the fair White skin of his throat. It was I! I killed him! My God! Don't you hear? I shook him until his red tongue Hung flapping out through the black, queer, Swollen lines of his lips. And I clung With my nails drawing blood, while I flung The loose, heavy body in fear. Fear lest he should still not be dead. I was drunk with the lust of his life. The blood-drops oozed slow from his head And dabbled a chair. And our strife Lasted one reeling second, his knife Lay and winked in the lights overhead. And the waltz from the ballroom I heard, When I called him a low, sneaking cur. And the wail of the violins stirred My brute anger with visions of her. As I throttled his windpipe, the purr Of his breath with the waltz became blurred. I have ridden ten miles through the dark, With that music, an infernal din, Pounding rhythmic inside me. Just Hark! One! Two! Three! And my fingers sink in To his flesh when the violins, thin And straining with passion, grow stark. One! Two! Three! Oh, the horror of sound! While she danced I was crushing his throat. He had tasted the joy of her, wound Round her body, and I heard him gloat On the favour. That instant I smote. One! Two! Three! How the dancers swirl round! He is here in the room, in my arm, His limp body hangs on the spin Of the waltz we are dancing, a swarm Of blood-drops is hemming us in! Round and round! One! Two! Three! And his sin Is red like his tongue lolling warm. One! Two! Three! And the drums are his knell. He is heavy, his feet beat the floor As I drag him about in the swell Of the waltz. With a menacing roar, The trumpets crash in through the door. One! Two! Three! clangs his funeral bell. One! Two! Three! In the chaos of space Rolls the earth to the hideous glee Of death! And so cramped is this place, I stifle and pant. One! Two! Three! Round and round! God! 'Tis he throttles me! He has covered my mouth with his face! And his blood has dripped into my heart! And my heart beats and labours. One! Two! Three! His dead limbs have coiled every part Of my body in tentacles. Through My ears the waltz jangles. Like glue His dead body holds me athwart. One! Two! Three! Give me air! Oh! My God! One! Two! Three! I am drowning in slime! One! Two! Three! And his corpse, like a clod, Beats me into a jelly! The chime, One! Two! Three! And his dead legs keep time. Air! Give me air! Air! My God!
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As poets we listen for the songs of the singing trees, There is no road map as to where to go, Our GPS, it doesn't know, Goggle maps hasn't gotten there yet, The internet will tell you what it knows - Some rehab some restaurant some business selling shoes. It's not on Facebook, My phone may be smart but it doesn't know a thing about the songs of the singing trees. My Twitter account was attacked by a cat, I swear I tried to rescue it, But it tweeted away as it got jumped over the fence. The t.v. drones on and on, HD pictures explode. Our eyes, tho, are far away from all this, Our voices, they long to harmonize with the songs of the eons, The songs of the singing trees. You and me and Thoreau sitting by the pond, the river, the ocean, All day long in this solitude we know, Watching the light dissolve, The moon, it rises too, While we together me and you, Thoreau too, Listening so carefully for the lilting epics of the songs of the singing trees.
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 11:07 AM UTC
Songs of the Singing Trees
I’ve always looked at dancing girls. I think that all men do. I drool at scenes Like tight blue jeans– Until they fade from view. Where pretty girls are showcased I’m sure to raise a toast Cause a derriere Might make me stare Till I become a ghost. And, yes, it’s like a candy store When beauties crowd the beach Because a teeny And snug bikini Make my right and left eyes meet. For I lo-o-o-o-o-ve to goggle long long legs Whereever I may roam And if they're cute I will weigh the fruit But I always boogie home
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Aug 31, 2010
Aug 31, 2010 at 7:09 PM UTC
A Loyal Man Indeed
Oatmealed and omeletted, start to a dull grey Seattle day Mutual “Good morning” yawns wait the elevator gruzz Cheery maid vacumates my room in a swirl of efficiency Brundling my notes and my PC together I walk to work Strumphing along beside the fumes of the grundling traffic Email mountains confabulate the uncoffeed hordes Typed kerattle the calm before the budget storm Subterranean stocks desphorror of legal gamblers Bonehead logic meets dumbling marketing aspirations Now silent nerbling excuses of cur-whipped executives Micawber’s message crystal in strangression of promises Fundamental economics the only possible bankerage Blood will flow in abattoir of management incastrophies Doe-like and frembling in the light of impending execration The stapression painfully personal as reality bites as last Beer time comfrunks gather early in a huddle of hope Sheep-like they absorb the tendralations of others’ fears Remonstressing their misfortune in a depression of dinner Relaxed at last in a hopefindation of beer goggle logic Sleepfully staring at the mortgage arreared ceiling My thankful escape to the Murakamied Sputnik symphony Harmony in the silence of solitaricious nightcap with Hilton Mark Wishing I was home now with my cuddlicious girl again Grateful for loving and living in this aventacular world I quietly srift off to sleep in a snozzle of sweet dreams
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 9:28 AM UTC
My Neologistic Budget Day
i. Her ethnic blithe Maketh me high; I tasteth her nectar And goggle her lithe. ii. I nestle neath And inside her mind; sultry, indulging Silked so fine. iii. She is mine bower In noontide tower; She is mine hour Filipino flower. iv. Fullsome In yore In kingdom's of galore; Mine Reyna, mine manliligaw Mine kaluluwa, mine amour'. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl jane dedication
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 8:13 AM UTC
Bhí a blithe eitneacha (Her ethnic blithe) old irish tongue
Your rose colored glasses make everything okay Until the shades blend and you're seeing red again There will always be a point where filters deliver their ***** backwash and you're left with the mess the elephant made in the corner of the room and he's rubbing your nose in it He's rubbing your nose in it I know I am only beer goggle beautuful A latex layer of desensitization to try and make our crash last longer And you see in hues of rising shades of deadly Miss my blushing so you don't realize how uncomfortable this is making me But you're smelling roses Feel the thorn's ***** but miss the blood on your hands Wonder why the roses suddenly smell so coppery Please let us learn how to peel back the layers Flay me like a whale on a boat-deck-cutting-board Pull me out of my element and peel back my skin while I am still begging you not to See me for who I am while I am at my most vulnurable writing poetry at 2 am when I should be sleeping A t-shirt over a lamp shade because I am afraid to sleep alone in the dark The door cracked so I can hear if my father falls again Sometimes silence scares me Sometimes it is all I want Right now it is so quiet There are no filters here Your rose colored glasses make everything okay Everything is not okay Flay me See me for who I am without any filters Then tell me you still love me
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:22 AM UTC
These Faulty Filters; or Flay me Honest (FLP)
There is an ancient woman In the market near my home Who walks the timeless amble Of a battered soul alone. Her pasted orange tresses A marmalade cascade Fall so stiffly down to where Her hand is always laid Clutching her treasure bag She goes her way careless Ignoring chiding glances At her faded evening dress. Her story hides in rumors Whispered by those who work In the shops and restaurants Here near McArthur Park. They say she was a movie queen Or an extra in the silent days And an accident at the studio Made her bald unto this day. She refused to remove the wig She ran out crying, in costume And now she is still wearing it Hoping he will find her soon. The woman at the pharmacy Said her hair caught on fire At a movie in the twenties Her boss calls her a liar; Says the leading man did it In a fit of rage and jealousy When she wouldn't marry him He set fire to the scenery. Others heard that she was fired, But she wouldn't leave the set So deep inside her mind She really hasn't left it yet. Some have tried to talk to her But she never speaks that much Except inquiring prices and colors Of the goods she chances to touch. To direct questions and advances She turns sadly away and leaves. You can tell she is sensitive You can tell by her face she grieves. It is easy to see she is living In some world that is not ours Her world seems a place of gloom Of thunderstorms and showers. She caresses with her fingertips Along the banisters she passes And she seldom lets her gaze linger Behind her smoked sunglasses. Her satin dress has faded, Like the color of her hair. She still lingers in each moment When she walks down the stair. She never seems to notice those Who stop and goggle at her And they are many, these gawkers But they just don’t' seem to matter. She seems to have accepted What her life has now become. She has been coming to the park For decades more than some. This may be a playground For popeyed urban gnomes. But this is where she shops This decaying place her home. This park is very much like her Many ages past its prime. The vestiges of past glory Have not been erased by time.
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 3:10 PM UTC
MacARTHUR PARK MADONNA
There is an ancient woman In the market near my home Who walks the timeless amble Of a battered soul alone. Her pasted orange tresses A marmalade cascade Fall so stiffly down to where Her hand is always laid Clutching her treasure bag She goes her way careless Ignoring chiding glances At her faded evening dress. Her story hides in rumors Whispered by those who work In the shops and restaurants Here near McArthur Park. They say she was a movie queen Or an extra in the silent days And an accident at the studio Made her bald unto this day. She refused to remove the wig She ran out crying, in costume And now she is still wearing it Hoping he will find her soon. The woman at the pharmacy Said her hair caught on fire At a movie in the twenties Her boss calls her a liar; Says the leading man did it In a fit of rage and jealousy When she wouldn't marry him He set fire to the scenery. Others heard that she was fired, But she wouldn't leave the set So deep inside her mind She really hasn't left it yet. Some have tried to talk to her But she never speaks that much Except inquiring prices and colors Of the goods she chances to touch. To direct questions and advances She turns sadly away and leaves. You can tell she is sensitive You can tell by her face she grieves. It is easy to see she is living In some world that is not ours Her world seems a place of gloom Of thunderstorms and showers. She caresses with her fingertips Along the banisters she passes And she seldom lets her gaze linger Behind her smoked sunglasses. Her satin dress has faded, Like the color of her hair. She still lingers in each moment When she walks down the stair. She never seems to notice those Who stop and goggle at her And they are many, these gawkers But they just don’t' seem to matter. She seems to have accepted What her life has now become. She has been coming to the park For decades more than some. This may be a playground For popeyed urban gnomes. But this is where she shops This decaying place her home. This park is very much like her Many ages past its prime. The vestiges of past glory Have not been erased by time.
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There is an ancient woman In the market near my home Who walks the timeless amble Of a battered soul alone. Her pasted orange tresses A marmalade cascade Fall so stiffly down to where Her hand is always laid Clutching her treasure bag She goes her way careless Ignoring chiding glances At her faded evening dress. Her story hides in rumors Whispered by those who work In the shops and restaurants Here near McArthur Park. They say she was a movie queen Or an extra in the silent days And an accident at the studio Made her bald unto this day. She refused to remove the wig She ran out crying, in costume And now she is still wearing it Hoping he will find her soon. The woman at the pharmacy Said her hair caught on fire At a movie in the twenties Her boss calls her a liar; Says the leading man did it In a fit of rage and jealousy When she wouldn't marry him He set fire to the scenery. Others heard that she was fired, But she wouldn't leave the set So deep inside her mind She really hasn't left it yet. Some have tried to talk to her But she never speaks that much Except inquiring prices and colors Of the goods she chances to touch. To direct questions and advances She turns sadly away and leaves. You can tell she is sensitive You can tell by her face she grieves. It is easy to see she is living In some world that is not ours Her world seems a place of gloom Of thunderstorms and showers. She caresses with her fingertips Along the banisters she passes And she seldom lets her gaze linger Behind her smoked sunglasses. Her satin dress has faded, Like the color of her hair. She still lingers in each moment When she walks down the stair. She never seems to notice those Who stop and goggle at her And they are many, these gawkers But they just don’t' seem to matter. She seems to have accepted What her life has now become. She has been coming to the park For decades more than some. This may be a playground For popeyed urban gnomes. But this is where she shops This decaying place her home. This park is very much like her Many ages past its prime. The vestiges of past glory Have not been erased by time.
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 5:14 PM UTC
MacARTHUR PARK MADONNA
There is an ancient woman In the market near my home Who walks the timeless amble Of a battered soul alone. Her pasted orange tresses A marmalade cascade Fall so stiffly down to where Her hand is always laid Clutching her treasure bag She goes her way careless Ignoring chiding glances At her faded evening dress. Her story hides in rumors Whispered by those who work In the shops and restaurants Here near McArthur Park. They say she was a movie queen Or an extra in the silent days And an accident at the studio Made her bald unto this day. She refused to remove the wig She ran out crying, in costume And now she is still wearing it Hoping he will find her soon. The woman at the pharmacy Said her hair caught on fire At a movie in the twenties Her boss calls her a liar; Says the leading man did it In a fit of rage and jealousy When she wouldn't marry him He set fire to the scenery. Others heard that she was fired, But she wouldn't leave the set So deep inside her mind She really hasn't left it yet. Some have tried to talk to her But she never speaks that much Except inquiring prices and colors Of the goods she chances to touch. To direct questions and advances She turns sadly away and leaves. You can tell she is sensitive You can tell by her face she grieves. It is easy to see she is living In some world that is not ours Her world seems a place of gloom Of thunderstorms and showers. She caresses with her fingertips Along the banisters she passes And she seldom lets her gaze linger Behind her smoked sunglasses. Her satin dress has faded, Like the color of her hair. She still lingers in each moment When she walks down the stair. She never seems to notice those Who stop and goggle at her And they are many, these gawkers But they just don’t' seem to matter. She seems to have accepted What her life has now become. She has been coming to the park For decades more than some. This may be a playground For popeyed urban gnomes. But this is where she shops This decaying place her home. This park is very much like her Many ages past its prime. The vestiges of past glory Have not been erased by time.
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Are you tired of living in the hood? Looking around only to see this "flawless" generation getting up to no good? Are you tired of losing? Have you been betrayed? Have you got bags under your eyes because you stay up too late? Well I tell you this, I do, I've got a lot on my plate, Just like you, Do not judge what your eyes perceive, No one wants to be judged, certainly not me, Cos when you look around what do you see? Do you see love? Nature? Trees? OPEN YOUR EYES and your ears, You need to listen, you need to hear, I am simply a messenger, I am not GOD, But this world's turning into an illusion that cannot be solved, We no longer live in harmony, That is not what I see when I look around me, I do not want this earth to die, She is my mother, Yours too and yet you peoplr don't even try, All of you "lost" children out there, STOP SAYING "Live fast, Die young" Thats a disguise, Your trying to hide this horrible truth that has arised, But if you don't face it! No one will do it for you! Our world is dying and while your having a good time dining, I sit up at night crying, Because I remember when people had hope, They didn't give up and they'd simply devote, The air is filled with car fuels and man-made chemicals, The trees are chopped made into money, But we lose because those trees are our filters, As important as our lungs, But all you people care about is yout money and your guns, I want children and so will mine, I wish they'll be able to breathe in a world that is FINE, Nowadays children are robots to the system, Controlled by the media and placed in their position, Goggle eye'd to the television, Stuck in a generation growing up too fast, Only to notice that we're not gonna last, We're breathing in dirt every day, The moon is drifting further away, As for the chemtrails they spray and spray, And YOU governments sit and have the guts to say, "Why are so many children today comitting suicide?" Well MAYBE its because they believe, Victory's on the other side. By Larna Kourtis Aged 14 Peace. ***
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 12:17 AM UTC
Victory's On The Other Side
Are you tired of living in the hood? Looking around only to see this "flawless" generation getting up to no good? Are you tired of losing? Have you been betrayed? Have you got bags under your eyes because you stay up too late? Well I tell you this, I do, I've got a lot on my plate, Just like you, Do not judge what your eyes perceive, No one wants to be judged, certainly not me, Cos when you look around what do you see? Do you see love? Nature? Trees? OPEN YOUR EYES and your ears, You need to listen, you need to hear, I am simply a messenger, I am not GOD, But this world's turning into an illusion that cannot be solved, We no longer live in harmony, That is not what I see when I look around me, I do not want this earth to die, She is my mother, Yours too and yet you peoplr don't even try, All of you "lost" children out there, STOP SAYING "Live fast, Die young" Thats a disguise, Your trying to hide this horrible truth that has arised, But if you don't face it! No one will do it for you! Our world is dying and while your having a good time dining, I sit up at night crying, Because I remember when people had hope, They didn't give up and they'd simply devote, The air is filled with car fuels and man-made chemicals, The trees are chopped made into money, But we lose because those trees are our filters, As important as our lungs, But all you people care about is yout money and your guns, I want children and so will mine, I wish they'll be able to breathe in a world that is FINE, Nowadays children are robots to the system, Controlled by the media and placed in their position, Goggle eye'd to the television, Stuck in a generation growing up too fast, Only to notice that we're not gonna last, We're breathing in dirt every day, The moon is drifting further away, As for the chemtrails they spray and spray, And YOU governments sit and have the guts to say, "Why are so many children today comitting suicide?" Well MAYBE its because they believe, Victory's on the other side. By Larna Kourtis Aged 14 Peace. ***
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Goggle outside the louvred window , All you'll see would be the shattered , grey indo Gaze at the disconsolate yet selfless trees Or ponder about the strayed , invigorating breeze Contemplate about the sky that isn't clear anymore Or lie under the star-studded Sky near the shore Think of the woes of the struggling tiger Would their future really be brighter ? The transience of asthma patients would leave you dumbstruck to terror All carelessness has led to error The dirge of the survivors seem so surreal Could nirvana possibly exist in real ? Polluted rivers would lament and sob If only some human could of anything other than their job The clocks are ticking , animals are missing , high time we stop all the dissing . We together can bring a change - earth environment's and human environment :- To the heart in you , don't be afraid to feel To the brain in you , don't be afraid to revolt To the sea in you , don't be afraid to rage To the silence in you, don't be afraid to break and to the environment in you - don't be afraid to change .
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 1:24 AM UTC
To the heart in you
The Many Words For Miracle What are the synonyms for miracle? There must be myriads: Wonder, mystery and marvel; Anything above the normal. Unexplainable, for I was sick: tired, coughing, chesty, Energy-less, Had to rest. That was just yesterday And three days prior. Three days later - now There’s power. By this hour, I’ve Washed a rug on hands and knees, De-branched two trees, Wrote verse Washed ******* Socks, a jersey, Trimmed the roses, bushes pruned, Going strong, I’m strong - in tune. Recovery, and I’m a-goggle! Miracle is what that was! Silent, gosh darned and mind-boggling Miracle - and have I mentioned That I’m grateful For the days. Of well-intentioned Destiny? So many words for thankful. The Many Words For Miracle 10.22.2014 revised 7.28.2016 Nature Of & In Reality; Revelations Big & Small; Arlene Corwin
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Jul 28, 2016
Jul 28, 2016 at 5:25 PM UTC
The Many Words For Miracle
Who, me. I don't know, I'll ask We, the people. How has the world, the one we share, you with me, I with thee, how has our reality come to today surrounded by hooting proud warriors lauding their leaders made kings by the magi and the tax collectors and spenders? That's the question. I think it's a test, or a temptation, knowing the answer might **** us. Do the math, or believe an expert who says he knows he knows, an experienced thinker and weigher of big ideas. Choose an expert, Yahoo, Goggle experts in interesting time one. You choose. Only for now. These teasing toy journeys are only real in your way of thinking. An expert in words at play or an expert in words of war or work or woe or joy and strength'n'vigorishit-- use-ery compounded into stone an expert in dark, full-on absense of light, al right, al ready -- the expert you let be smarter than you, by God, or any other witness, that expert better be having more than historical authority, okeh. Gears used to grind, stick-shift, yoost to lever m'thematically synchronized wheels in wheels, lesser gears, experienced old grease monkey knows, between those, is where m'monkey wrench goes. Bring wheels in wheels to a screeching halt! Like by the River of Tebar, very hard to write such thoughtscenes, he trys, um-phailure, deep breath, look around, selah. Kiss the son, taste the son, know the son as brother, as gotchabacker friend, who is the way, the truth, and the life. No lie is of the truth. There is a basic algorythm in 2019. AND in 2019 I have an idea that works for me, the null set can hold any evil any mind, mortal or otherwise, can conceive. Napoleon Hill seeds sometimes sown as weeds to choke a crop of lies, "What the mind of man can conceive, it can acheive." Ah, so: Man as a whole, he is thought to have meant, mankind, wombed and un; but he may have meant man as in, any one man, wombed or un. --- end first course --- recycle all utensils
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 12:58 PM UTC
Al Quest, Time One
Who, me. I don't know, I'll ask We, the people. How has the world, the one we share, you with me, I with thee, how has our reality come to today surrounded by hooting proud warriors lauding their leaders made kings by the magi and the tax collectors and spenders? That's the question. I think it's a test, or a temptation, knowing the answer might **** us. Do the math, or believe an expert who says he knows he knows, an experienced thinker and weigher of big ideas. Choose an expert, Yahoo, Goggle experts in interesting time one. You choose. Only for now. These teasing toy journeys are only real in your way of thinking. An expert in words at play or an expert in words of war or work or woe or joy and strength'n'vigorishit-- use-ery compounded into stone an expert in dark, full-on absense of light, al right, al ready -- the expert you let be smarter than you, by God, or any other witness, that expert better be having more than historical authority, okeh. Gears used to grind, stick-shift, yoost to lever m'thematically synchronized wheels in wheels, lesser gears, experienced old grease monkey knows, between those, is where m'monkey wrench goes. Bring wheels in wheels to a screeching halt! Like by the River of Tebar, very hard to write such thoughtscenes, he trys, um-phailure, deep breath, look around, selah. Kiss the son, taste the son, know the son as brother, as gotchabacker friend, who is the way, the truth, and the life. No lie is of the truth. There is a basic algorythm in 2019. AND in 2019 I have an idea that works for me, the null set can hold any evil any mind, mortal or otherwise, can conceive. Napoleon Hill seeds sometimes sown as weeds to choke a crop of lies, "What the mind of man can conceive, it can acheive." Ah, so: Man as a whole, he is thought to have meant, mankind, wombed and un; but he may have meant man as in, any one man, wombed or un. --- end first course --- recycle all utensils
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empty bellies.... a swelling glow tissue wings tracing smoky blends... wet meadows goggle eyes stirring marshy pools... mirrors mist a wild chorus dims porch lights.... a concerto ivies arch stretching tunes... flames convulse signals wave on long grass blades for chats the night flares up in flakes... an interlude stars back off pulling out their lights ... a truce Copyright : Malintha Perera 2014
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 12:53 AM UTC
Fireflies
Danny could be counted on To run some kind of scam. And usually the victim was His older brother Sam. But Jimmy liked pranks And pulled quite a few. Jumping out at passersby Was a favorite thing to do. One day I took them with Mom’s express consent To our favorite notions store, Woolworth five and ten. We looked and touched; Added to our Christmas list. And as we paid for candy I was clueless what was amiss. As we were walking home Out on the street again Suddenly, goggle eyed I saw the show begin. Out of each kid’s pocket A trinket, a toy appeared. This is precisely what I had originally feared. The little shoplifters stole! The blame would befall me. Their only thought was They got all this for free. I told them to take it back But they just angrily said no. I had other recourse, it seemed Then to let our Mama know. Mama went a bit frantic Her voice went high and loud. And of course, my brothers Were no longer quite so proud. Jimmy smacked Sammy And Sammy started crying. Mama smacked them all. And Danny started lying. Then Mama walked them Every one of the three Back to the five and dime And they confessed tearfully. Mama paid for the things And told them no TV And sent them to bed soon After supper was history. And all of them blamed me But, Mama said I did well. It wasn’t to please Mama. I didn’t want them to go to hell. And I was a bit P.O.ed; They took advantage of me. So, they could just grumble. It made no difference to me. That’s the way things went With three regular brothers. There were fights and fits. They often miffed our mother. Jimmy smacked Sammy And Sammy started crying. Mama smacked them all And Danny started lying.
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Jul 10, 2015
Jul 10, 2015 at 1:37 AM UTC
FRATERNAL LOVE
Danny could be counted on To run some kind of scam. And usually the victim was His older brother Sam. But Jimmy liked pranks And pulled quite a few. Jumping out at passersby Was a favorite thing to do. One day I took them with Mom’s express consent To our favorite notions store, Woolworth five and ten. We looked and touched; Added to our Christmas list. And as we paid for candy I was clueless what was amiss. As we were walking home Out on the street again Suddenly, goggle eyed I saw the show begin. Out of each kid’s pocket A trinket, a toy appeared. This is precisely what I had originally feared. The little shoplifters stole! The blame would befall me. Their only thought was They got all this for free. I told them to take it back But they just angrily said no. I had other recourse, it seemed Then to let our Mama know. Mama went a bit frantic Her voice went high and loud. And of course, my brothers Were no longer quite so proud. Jimmy smacked Sammy And Sammy started crying. Mama smacked them all. And Danny started lying. Then Mama walked them Every one of the three Back to the five and dime And they confessed tearfully. Mama paid for the things And told them no TV And sent them to bed soon After supper was history. And all of them blamed me But, Mama said I did well. It wasn’t to please Mama. I didn’t want them to go to hell. And I was a bit P.O.ed; They took advantage of me. So, they could just grumble. It made no difference to me. That’s the way things went With three regular brothers. There were fights and fits. They often miffed our mother. Jimmy smacked Sammy And Sammy started crying. Mama smacked them all And Danny started lying.
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Cotton wool head from a haze Left last night No memory guilt of a play I performed Or the wake from my storm Call this the fun From hands caked in dirt from a Dastardly way Oh my head is all soft yet loud as the day I ain't laughing The stars from the night still go spin round My head Played goggle the glasses **** tortuous grape I fell from the edge of a life Not my will My day should be better I've taken the pill Still only a whisper sounds loud as The gods My long for another Go fetch me some grog The fog once returns Old lines reappear As taste from the happy tree Brings smile to my cheer So all can be forgotten All evil away No worries on everything Just beer for the day No trip into guilty No promise to make A life that was living All fallen away
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 1:15 AM UTC
Fallen Away
Victory's On The Other Side Are you tired of living in the hood? Looking around only to see this "flawless" generation getting up to no good? Are you tired of losing? Have you been betrayed? Do you have bags under your eyes because you stay up too late? Well I tell you this, I do, I have got a lot on my plate just like you, Do not judge what your eyes perceive, No one wants to be judged, Certainly not me, Because when you look around, What do you SEE? Do you see love? A lot of nature? Trees? OPEN YOUR EYES and your ears, You need to listen, You need to hear... I'm simply a messenger, I am not god, But this world is turning into an illusion that cannot be solved, We no longer live in harmony, That is not what I see when I look around me, I do not want this earth to die, She is my mother, yours too and yet you people don't even try, All of you lost children out there, Stop saying "Live fast, Die young", That is a mask, a disguise, You're trying to hide this horrible truth, Covered by the medias lies, But if you do not face it, No one else will do it for you!... Our world is dying, and while you're having a good time dining, I sit up at night crying, Because I remember when people had HOPE! They didn't -GIVE UP- and they'd simply DEVOTE, The air is filled with car fuels and man-made chemicals, The trees are being chopped everyday made into money, BUT WE LOSE! Because those trees are our filters, As important as our lungs, But all you people care about is your money and your guns!!! I want children, And so will mine, I want them to be able to breathe and be happy, In a world that is fine, Nowadays children are robots to the system, Controlled by the media, and placed in their positions, Goggle eye'd to their television, Stuck in a generation growing up too fast, Only to find that WE are not going to LAST, We're breathing in dirt, Everyday, The moon is drifting further away, And YOU government, YES YOU, have the gut to say, "Why are so many kids today committing suicide" !!!! WELL MAYBE it's because, They believe... Victory is on the other side. By Larna Kira Kourtis aged 14 Peace<3~
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 5:10 PM UTC
Victory's On The Other Side
Victory's On The Other Side Are you tired of living in the hood? Looking around only to see this "flawless" generation getting up to no good? Are you tired of losing? Have you been betrayed? Do you have bags under your eyes because you stay up too late? Well I tell you this, I do, I have got a lot on my plate just like you, Do not judge what your eyes perceive, No one wants to be judged, Certainly not me, Because when you look around, What do you SEE? Do you see love? A lot of nature? Trees? OPEN YOUR EYES and your ears, You need to listen, You need to hear... I'm simply a messenger, I am not god, But this world is turning into an illusion that cannot be solved, We no longer live in harmony, That is not what I see when I look around me, I do not want this earth to die, She is my mother, yours too and yet you people don't even try, All of you lost children out there, Stop saying "Live fast, Die young", That is a mask, a disguise, You're trying to hide this horrible truth, Covered by the medias lies, But if you do not face it, No one else will do it for you!... Our world is dying, and while you're having a good time dining, I sit up at night crying, Because I remember when people had HOPE! They didn't -GIVE UP- and they'd simply DEVOTE, The air is filled with car fuels and man-made chemicals, The trees are being chopped everyday made into money, BUT WE LOSE! Because those trees are our filters, As important as our lungs, But all you people care about is your money and your guns!!! I want children, And so will mine, I want them to be able to breathe and be happy, In a world that is fine, Nowadays children are robots to the system, Controlled by the media, and placed in their positions, Goggle eye'd to their television, Stuck in a generation growing up too fast, Only to find that WE are not going to LAST, We're breathing in dirt, Everyday, The moon is drifting further away, And YOU government, YES YOU, have the gut to say, "Why are so many kids today committing suicide" !!!! WELL MAYBE it's because, They believe... Victory is on the other side. By Larna Kira Kourtis aged 14 Peace<3~
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My eyes snap open: I am walking not by choice for I am weighted down it lurks behind me every second of every day. People stare and goggle at me tongues throw knives "Why are you so strange?" some miss entirely "Why can't you be normal?" others hit home. Doubt is constantly, relentlessly, gnawing at my brain How? Why? When? Too many questions What if all I ever do, when light recedes Is stare up at the ceiling And drown in the past When I think I've come up for air I find a crashing wave of nightmares That shoves me further down. I do not understand I lack perfect vision Yet it is not I that cannot see clearly Even when the trees ***** at my eyes like needles Nothing stops the pain no matter how hard I try I cannot escape No matter how hard I try No matter how far I get. I end up Closer than ever before One day I will be too tired to keep going. It will consume me. And I will be lost. Forever. I Am Sorry
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 2:16 PM UTC
Clarity
Here is the deepest secret. Nobody knows. Looking into your eyes. Some secret shows. Turned back to see you. By Shyness your head bows. And just slightly blushed. I like your black veil. Lips so red. It makes me dead. with black goggle. No words,me just boggle. Glow Smiling face. Shining teeth. Dashing eyes. Enchanting me. Believe me or my eyes. It is true not a lie. Really it is you. Dazzling girl. I become dumb and mute. Becoz you look so pretty and cute... .....
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 9:55 PM UTC
you and your face
Those frolics the highest Grandeur "Gin and Tonics" Mr. and Mrs tropic tongues Like soft velour don't disturb the door Bermuda triangle marriage in general to be in sound mind Be the human kind Tropic lips treasure rare find The grandeur topics Mr. and Mrs. climb Ice Queen Meeting the King mountain Goggle if the crown fits Drinks flow in form with hearts beat in uniform * * * * "Malibu Me and You" sounds cascade Godly gesture inside and out he reads Bali water the tropic pours the topics Single glass marriage "VIP Pass" love comes with variety of colors The blue ***** whale Holiday sale Gold- Rush Pours and sounds warm lips hush Stars of atoms instagram post Love and marriage toast the whole entire sum it's love
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Aug 2, 2019
Aug 2, 2019 at 3:03 PM UTC
Tropics Mr. Grandeur Mrs.
Give your ******* a name, And then Goggle it.
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Oct 31, 2015
Oct 31, 2015 at 8:43 PM UTC
Hey, Want to be Famous in 10 Words or Less? (9W)