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"gorges" poems
.. Save from the hidden nests of birds, it was the only one there...isolated, like an isle...crested on the leveled top of a gorge...its way down or up was through a hand-carved series of steps on its slope...at its front was a curved gorge......one would think, it was trying to cross over the cottage was small, weather-beaten, desolate......its wooden walls seemed to have shrunk...its faded colors proclaimed its age...its having survived past storms.... from its window, the stream was seen, and heard, flowing on and on between these two precipitous valleys. light came from the sun...and moon, music was provided by the murmurs of the forceful wind, the continuous flow of water on the stream, the stirring of the leaves, the crackling of branches and twigs, the birds' singing in the spring...the pounding of heavy rains on its roof...and countless other hymns of nature......the dweller had heard them all... beneath a lonely moon glow, when nights were cold, there hovered low 'pon its aged roof, rounds of layered fog...like a series of steps....like a stairway to the sky... fog slyly crept, and wilfully shrouded the cottage.....it vanished from view, the two gorges and the stream, hushed, in the dark loneliness of that secluded spot......their vulnerabilities, trapped inside....misshapen silhouettes... in light and in dark, the whistles of nearing and departing boats....were wailing, haunting calls, piercing the peaceful calm of the valleys, or, maybe, the stilled complacence of the cottage, or...of the one living in that lonely cottage, ...lost, or gone astray, now weary and worn, willing to be found...longing to be reunited .......with the light and warmth of love... the cottage, the gorges, and the stream would be loneliest, without the cottage dweller... Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan August 27th, 2018
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Aug 26, 2018
Aug 26, 2018 at 6:51 PM UTC
The Cottage, the Gorges and the Stream......
.. Save from the hidden nests of birds, it was the only one there...isolated, like an isle...crested on the leveled top of a gorge...its way down or up was through a hand-carved series of steps on its slope...at its front was a curved gorge......one would think, it was trying to cross over the cottage was small, weather-beaten, desolate......its wooden walls seemed to have shrunk...its faded colors proclaimed its age...its having survived past storms.... from its window, the stream was seen, and heard, flowing on and on between these two precipitous valleys. light came from the sun...and moon, music was provided by the murmurs of the forceful wind, the continuous flow of water on the stream, the stirring of the leaves, the crackling of branches and twigs, the birds' singing in the spring...the pounding of heavy rains on its roof...and countless other hymns of nature......the dweller had heard them all... beneath a lonely moon glow, when nights were cold, there hovered low 'pon its aged roof, rounds of layered fog...like a series of steps....like a stairway to the sky... fog slyly crept, and wilfully shrouded the cottage.....it vanished from view, the two gorges and the stream, hushed, in the dark loneliness of that secluded spot......their vulnerabilities, trapped inside....misshapen silhouettes... in light and in dark, the whistles of nearing and departing boats....were wailing, haunting calls, piercing the peaceful calm of the valleys, or, maybe, the stilled complacence of the cottage, or...of the one living in that lonely cottage, ...lost, or gone astray, now weary and worn, willing to be found...longing to be reunited .......with the light and warmth of love... the cottage, the gorges, and the stream would be loneliest, without the cottage dweller... Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan August 27th, 2018
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Open bramble gate, morning lets itself in, eyes open in welcome. Water stirs – a glance outside. A jade tiger rises, blue herons fly to South Mountain. ~~~ Forage through herb abundance on South Mountain sunlight pooled in cassia leaves. It’s why you reclused here, hermitage entwined in viridian mists. I find your footprints headed to the clouds, so I leave this poem on your wall and on a whim ascend South Mountain ridges. Sticks snap underfoot – blue herons startle away. ~~~ Boundless and empty to townsfolk, South Mountain peaks. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper crumpled clouds – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird song - radiant clarity – makes mountain forests sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust cleared from rivers and peaks, ochre streams flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jades and emeralds rise. Petals scatter on crystalline swells, night lengthens slowly – coldness wanders by but I will linger here, a little longer. Version 2 South Mountain peaks, boundless and empty to townsfolk. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper folded clouds - azure heaven change – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird song radiant clarity – makes mountain forest sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust cleared from rivers and peaks, ochre streams flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jade and emerald rises. Petals scatter on crystalline swells – night lengthens slowly - coldness wanders by but I believe I will linger here, a little longer. Version 3 South Mountain peaks, boundless and empty to townsfolk. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper folded clouds - azure heaven change – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird songs radiant clarity – makes mountain forests sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust clears from rivers and peaks. Streams of ochre flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jades and emeralds rise. Scattered petals on crystalline swells – night slowly lengthens - coldness wanders by but I believe I will linger here, a little longer.
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Jan 24, 2012
Jan 24, 2012 at 8:02 PM UTC
South Mountain
Open bramble gate, morning lets itself in, eyes open in welcome. Water stirs – a glance outside. A jade tiger rises, blue herons fly to South Mountain. ~~~ Forage through herb abundance on South Mountain sunlight pooled in cassia leaves. It’s why you reclused here, hermitage entwined in viridian mists. I find your footprints headed to the clouds, so I leave this poem on your wall and on a whim ascend South Mountain ridges. Sticks snap underfoot – blue herons startle away. ~~~ Boundless and empty to townsfolk, South Mountain peaks. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper crumpled clouds – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird song - radiant clarity – makes mountain forests sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust cleared from rivers and peaks, ochre streams flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jades and emeralds rise. Petals scatter on crystalline swells, night lengthens slowly – coldness wanders by but I will linger here, a little longer. Version 2 South Mountain peaks, boundless and empty to townsfolk. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper folded clouds - azure heaven change – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird song radiant clarity – makes mountain forest sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust cleared from rivers and peaks, ochre streams flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jade and emerald rises. Petals scatter on crystalline swells – night lengthens slowly - coldness wanders by but I believe I will linger here, a little longer. Version 3 South Mountain peaks, boundless and empty to townsfolk. But here immortals dance among indomitable pines. Above the sun blue herons fly into paper folded clouds - azure heaven change – clouds the body, clouds the wings. Sonorous bird songs radiant clarity – makes mountain forests sing, each beat moves the clouds, red dust clears from rivers and peaks. Streams of ochre flood forests and fields, canyons and gorges, jades and emeralds rise. Scattered petals on crystalline swells – night slowly lengthens - coldness wanders by but I believe I will linger here, a little longer.
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Turn da bottles upside down The bingo linggo is right up here No need to estimate Ain't show 'em what you got Coz the feminine swag is right in front of you Hit da spot,break 'em low Erbody's on the floor,hot & cold The center of attraction is here we go Sweat like it's the end of the court Make some noise,the battle is not yet done Here is the piece of my paper Sonnet to Haiku,get 'em yours While i make my lyrics out of it I bet you to sing this song Coz It's you that I crack the most Fly high coz im so high This super legacy of mine Is not yet over,bring me to the court And I'll make you cry while you can run Too fast to drift out of your collateral words ***** bootsy,shakin' ya ***** The tingga ling, bling bling mingle naw to da floor Ain't gonna lose coz this **** got me pumpin' Now I can drop ya to the floor Coz it's fresh like a g6 Now I can flip ma hair to ya gorges face So wassup now! And you can tumblin' down to my feet Look what i've got, Its a brand new style Now spin it while you can And Open ya eyes coz dis ain't a dream Mine is a simple yet i can make you blown out of it From A to Z,the lines are getting ahead Loads of fans while I can make ma audience jump to their seats Scream to the screen,while I can star struck you to my voice Back Off now,while It's not too late
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Jan 24, 2013
Jan 24, 2013 at 1:25 AM UTC
Turn It Up (Gangsta Poet)
Back when it took all day to come up from the curving broad ponds on the plains where the green-winged jacanas ran on the lily pads easing past tracks at the mouths of gorges crossing villages silted in hollows in the foothills each with its lime-washed church by the baked square of red earth and its talkers eating fruit under trees turning a corner and catching sight at last of inky forests far above steep as faces with the clouds stroking them and the glimmering airy valleys opening out of them waterfalls still roared from the folds of the mountain white and thundering and spray drifted around us swirling into the broad leaves and the waiting boughs once I took a tin cup and climbed the sluiced rocks and mossy branches beside one of the high falls looking up step by step into the green sky from which rain was falling when I looked back from a ledge there were only dripping leaves below me and flowers beside me the hissing cataract plunged into the trees holding on I moved closer left foot on a rock in the water right foot on a rock in deeper water at the edge of the fall then from under the weight of my right foot came a voice like a small bell singing over and over one clear treble syllable I could feel it move I could feel it ring in my foot in my skin everywhere in my ears in my hair I could feel it in my tongue and in the hand holding the cup as long as I stood there it went on without changing when I moved the cup still it went on when I filled the cup in the falling column still it went on when I drank it rang in my eyes through the thunder curtain when I filled the cup again when I raised my foot still it went on and all the way down from wet rock to wet rock green branch to green branch it came with me until I stood looking up and we drank the light water and when we went on we could still hear the sound as far as the next turn on the way over
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Hearing
Back when it took all day to come up from the curving broad ponds on the plains where the green-winged jacanas ran on the lily pads easing past tracks at the mouths of gorges crossing villages silted in hollows in the foothills each with its lime-washed church by the baked square of red earth and its talkers eating fruit under trees turning a corner and catching sight at last of inky forests far above steep as faces with the clouds stroking them and the glimmering airy valleys opening out of them waterfalls still roared from the folds of the mountain white and thundering and spray drifted around us swirling into the broad leaves and the waiting boughs once I took a tin cup and climbed the sluiced rocks and mossy branches beside one of the high falls looking up step by step into the green sky from which rain was falling when I looked back from a ledge there were only dripping leaves below me and flowers beside me the hissing cataract plunged into the trees holding on I moved closer left foot on a rock in the water right foot on a rock in deeper water at the edge of the fall then from under the weight of my right foot came a voice like a small bell singing over and over one clear treble syllable I could feel it move I could feel it ring in my foot in my skin everywhere in my ears in my hair I could feel it in my tongue and in the hand holding the cup as long as I stood there it went on without changing when I moved the cup still it went on when I filled the cup in the falling column still it went on when I drank it rang in my eyes through the thunder curtain when I filled the cup again when I raised my foot still it went on and all the way down from wet rock to wet rock green branch to green branch it came with me until I stood looking up and we drank the light water and when we went on we could still hear the sound as far as the next turn on the way over
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A man is only half of what he is; always leaning towards the dim Lacking a flouted need which whorls in the mute within him A man bigots an ideal and will lark it away at the hold of his routed pith A smile is not worthwhile if the smile does not have anything to receive or to give A man is skyless; bound to his back with his dreams fixed on a rapture He gorges upon tasteless feasts gasping for that sup he hungers to recapture He does not know nor recall the times that did once befall Of the lossless suffers and how they ever meant anything at all He will become the most that he can ever endeavour Be the creature he needs to be and whichever Way it may engross him and how it moulds or claims him It will be still him but leaning not so far in the dim He would be a whole man who would give himself wholly Who would be more and only more to her and her solely His full heart would be tendered for it would not be his own If it was still partial of the heart that had since budded and grown A man would be raised and the sky would be without border A bliss amid clouds where the undiscerning muddle finds order There would be a sense to the road an approach to the wander A reason for all a kiss a need to ponder no longer There would be such rise in his depth and a contest behind bit teeth To fight for the purposed kiss to hold her and keep her from grief To offer her all embrace not too tense and not too slack For her to breathe is to breathe; now half new he would never give it back To be back upon his back with eyes busy to the sky His bones broken as her feet glide indifferently by Over his stare among cloud where she impelled his descent He’d lay fallen and broken beaten and bent If Half a man became whole does a whole man not become naught? If he fights for a dearest never afore dreamt dream then what is left to be fought? Was it his minds misgivings that would lead to such a trite giving reliving to doubt? That surfaced more than he knew; the intended whisper instead a floundering shout? Would it have been his heart that threw him from his felicity? Could his relish overwhelm and mutate into potent toxicity? Could it be fact that without thought nor without tact he impelled her? Either overthought or over loved he would have fallen the hardest and he would not rise No he would not rise anymore If there ever was such a man and ever such a she He would have her for as long as that may be Her greatest gift is after saying all this to you Is that after knowing all that you could you would feel the same way too.
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 3:21 PM UTC
A useless Man
A man is only half of what he is; always leaning towards the dim Lacking a flouted need which whorls in the mute within him A man bigots an ideal and will lark it away at the hold of his routed pith A smile is not worthwhile if the smile does not have anything to receive or to give A man is skyless; bound to his back with his dreams fixed on a rapture He gorges upon tasteless feasts gasping for that sup he hungers to recapture He does not know nor recall the times that did once befall Of the lossless suffers and how they ever meant anything at all He will become the most that he can ever endeavour Be the creature he needs to be and whichever Way it may engross him and how it moulds or claims him It will be still him but leaning not so far in the dim He would be a whole man who would give himself wholly Who would be more and only more to her and her solely His full heart would be tendered for it would not be his own If it was still partial of the heart that had since budded and grown A man would be raised and the sky would be without border A bliss amid clouds where the undiscerning muddle finds order There would be a sense to the road an approach to the wander A reason for all a kiss a need to ponder no longer There would be such rise in his depth and a contest behind bit teeth To fight for the purposed kiss to hold her and keep her from grief To offer her all embrace not too tense and not too slack For her to breathe is to breathe; now half new he would never give it back To be back upon his back with eyes busy to the sky His bones broken as her feet glide indifferently by Over his stare among cloud where she impelled his descent He’d lay fallen and broken beaten and bent If Half a man became whole does a whole man not become naught? If he fights for a dearest never afore dreamt dream then what is left to be fought? Was it his minds misgivings that would lead to such a trite giving reliving to doubt? That surfaced more than he knew; the intended whisper instead a floundering shout? Would it have been his heart that threw him from his felicity? Could his relish overwhelm and mutate into potent toxicity? Could it be fact that without thought nor without tact he impelled her? Either overthought or over loved he would have fallen the hardest and he would not rise No he would not rise anymore If there ever was such a man and ever such a she He would have her for as long as that may be Her greatest gift is after saying all this to you Is that after knowing all that you could you would feel the same way too.
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All but still Wheat wavering in the distance, shivering in anticipation Animals hide away, tucked in the safety of hideaways, holes, and orifices Humans crouch underground, waiting Hours pass A lone alarm shouts across the land "This is an emergency. I repeat, an emergency warning" So loud that those below, closer to hell than ever before, clutch their ears For they are ringing from the vibrant sound waves stretching across the fields A slight change in wind directions A little bit of motion Begins the devastation A lone inverted triangle appears Seemingly hovering, inches above the ground Circling its prey, before it gorges itself Endless cyclic motions, vacuuming everything in its path Houses, barns, plants fly Tugged from the attraction to the ground to the sky Engulfed by the tornado That winds down a path of destruction On a whirlwind high Drunk off of its power Invoking pain for no reason, except that it can Land ripped to shreds Houses taken and tossed miles and miles away Barns slingshotted across the American countryside And the deaths Oh the deaths Those who thought they could wait it out Survive again once more Those who tried to chase the twister Mesmerized by its hypnotic dance Those who were in the wrong place at the wrong time Oblivious to their preventable fate When the humans emerged From their underground bunker They found a land left ruined Wiped blank of human development With that they shed tears Watering the fertile lands As the tornado wrecked havoc It brought a rebirth A chance to start again fresh
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 8:29 PM UTC
Tornado
All but still Wheat wavering in the distance, shivering in anticipation Animals hide away, tucked in the safety of hideaways, holes, and orifices Humans crouch underground, waiting Hours pass A lone alarm shouts across the land "This is an emergency. I repeat, an emergency warning" So loud that those below, closer to hell than ever before, clutch their ears For they are ringing from the vibrant sound waves stretching across the fields A slight change in wind directions A little bit of motion Begins the devastation A lone inverted triangle appears Seemingly hovering, inches above the ground Circling its prey, before it gorges itself Endless cyclic motions, vacuuming everything in its path Houses, barns, plants fly Tugged from the attraction to the ground to the sky Engulfed by the tornado That winds down a path of destruction On a whirlwind high Drunk off of its power Invoking pain for no reason, except that it can Land ripped to shreds Houses taken and tossed miles and miles away Barns slingshotted across the American countryside And the deaths Oh the deaths Those who thought they could wait it out Survive again once more Those who tried to chase the twister Mesmerized by its hypnotic dance Those who were in the wrong place at the wrong time Oblivious to their preventable fate When the humans emerged From their underground bunker They found a land left ruined Wiped blank of human development With that they shed tears Watering the fertile lands As the tornado wrecked havoc It brought a rebirth A chance to start again fresh
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Mellow season rain slipping by the thunderstorm oh you have come, unknown visitor, unrecognized. Lone rose that bloomed in rain, drenched always in tears, this morning shaded beams of light and the song of birds welcoming the respite bend past you. This is the sea leading to Ithaca. Here I stand on the shores of the land that was my home. Who left with hundreds, alone I return like a thief. The gentle hand that passed last from my sight out of the multitudes that waved us bye, A hundred whispers of chants and hymns from shadows that rise from the corners where I found refuge from pain in these years: Whom do those fingers choose, honour-bound whom I left alone those twenty years ago? Years that rush like a river streaming past gorges.
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Sep 22, 2012
Sep 22, 2012 at 3:22 AM UTC
The homecoming | Odysseus
His body lost temperature as he pressed himself against the chest of hers, seducing her with his love. With his sleepy **** voice, he hums her romantic morning lullabies. The gray walls of the room soon embosomed with gleaming hearts of their beauteous lust and speedy soft breaths, leaving nothing more but powder blushes of crimson on her flowery cheeks in the springtime dawn. The honeyed lust in the veins lit the bodies of two lovers like candles into eternal flames of romance. Under the chocolate brown duvets, Milky fragrances of the tea dances along the bare hands of two lovers, while he serves breakfast on bed to her in an old-fashioned way. Bleak morning mist tango around the vitreous skins of scratched windows, as fat hummingbirds' tinkling giggles paint beyond the nature's smiley meadows, sending a major abundance of lovable freedom and glee to the people. In the bathtub, Velvety calyx of dreamlover rose flows smoothly through the silk water. They shower each other and let warmth grasp their naked body. He kissed her dancing soul of chasms out and tie uncountable amount of butterfly knots to her pancake stomach. His abilities of heart possessions had captured the universe's breath. *Nothing has changed since day number one, everything is iridescent. Everything is swimming in a magical pool of scarred perfections.* As the sun sets to the west, The undarkened nightfall sings lulling melodies and let its harmonic fire burn the skies. The shadows of their love whirl out unstoppable romance that vanished away void hopes and pain. The lover's spirits echo and echo into spring gorges and dashing rivers, Feeding darkness with lucent fragments of light. Oh they were only two humans in love... Or only a size of two negligible lovedust in the mystical galaxies... But their endless love never fails to deluge the world with drizzling tears. A facile spark of romance can be an amazing set of fireworks that creates indiscernible fruitful happiness. Who in the world could resist this unpredictable power of their spingtime love?
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 10:28 AM UTC
Springtime Romance
His body lost temperature as he pressed himself against the chest of hers, seducing her with his love. With his sleepy **** voice, he hums her romantic morning lullabies. The gray walls of the room soon embosomed with gleaming hearts of their beauteous lust and speedy soft breaths, leaving nothing more but powder blushes of crimson on her flowery cheeks in the springtime dawn. The honeyed lust in the veins lit the bodies of two lovers like candles into eternal flames of romance. Under the chocolate brown duvets, Milky fragrances of the tea dances along the bare hands of two lovers, while he serves breakfast on bed to her in an old-fashioned way. Bleak morning mist tango around the vitreous skins of scratched windows, as fat hummingbirds' tinkling giggles paint beyond the nature's smiley meadows, sending a major abundance of lovable freedom and glee to the people. In the bathtub, Velvety calyx of dreamlover rose flows smoothly through the silk water. They shower each other and let warmth grasp their naked body. He kissed her dancing soul of chasms out and tie uncountable amount of butterfly knots to her pancake stomach. His abilities of heart possessions had captured the universe's breath. *Nothing has changed since day number one, everything is iridescent. Everything is swimming in a magical pool of scarred perfections.* As the sun sets to the west, The undarkened nightfall sings lulling melodies and let its harmonic fire burn the skies. The shadows of their love whirl out unstoppable romance that vanished away void hopes and pain. The lover's spirits echo and echo into spring gorges and dashing rivers, Feeding darkness with lucent fragments of light. Oh they were only two humans in love... Or only a size of two negligible lovedust in the mystical galaxies... But their endless love never fails to deluge the world with drizzling tears. A facile spark of romance can be an amazing set of fireworks that creates indiscernible fruitful happiness. Who in the world could resist this unpredictable power of their spingtime love?
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caveat! —bursting out as the fuse fetters away wafting t'ward oil spills, tranquilized guns with pace maker minds and time to **** sickle celled, graving shores plead to crawl underground through cascading bile and sedatives that sift through these negatives like bangled thieves who crawl on broken knees and lie idle under haunted bridges. bouldered bones intertwine or veins cut along a dotted line caveat! cries the sayer's sooth, for he says it scours and devours— the slinking nightmare sleuth. the tar is interrupted in carved equinoxes soak in the crippled toxins as the air becomes as thick as theophany and tharm like grease in blood that take me in, through ash and mud and all the spider webs caving in like delicate gorges forges beneath nightmare sleuth reaching zenith caveat, silhouettes stretched out like oil in water and this silicon tomb can hold me no longer for i must break out before i am a goner because it's a mistake that i'll never shake your face turns opaque and there was nothing in your eyes but dripping flesh wring out all your words for me your jeers and your juries but go cling to your crutch your kings and your qualms and the church that burns in its hallow vacancy for none can resist the urge that thieves its delinquents from catatonic catacombs and quagmire junctions where the swamp will **** you in and festering sweat sticks like guilt to your skin and hell is a nightclub where every loss is a life and heaven's a daydream with your neck to the knife it needs no rhyme or reason and every slip of your broken lip just lose your grip and give in to the treason would you rather burn at the stake than suffer your cement heart break with no reason or rhyme it's just the weight of the season backdrop collapse railroads unfolding and like a cell storm the train is coming your way and slinks away like a nightmare sleuth it just takes one swipe of the claw or one bite of the tooth and it drags you in feel the sidewalk sleeping and the blinking lights creeping above the overpass and the cold wind reeling-- it'll be your last.
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Nov 18, 2012
Nov 18, 2012 at 6:36 PM UTC
nightmare sleuth
caveat! —bursting out as the fuse fetters away wafting t'ward oil spills, tranquilized guns with pace maker minds and time to **** sickle celled, graving shores plead to crawl underground through cascading bile and sedatives that sift through these negatives like bangled thieves who crawl on broken knees and lie idle under haunted bridges. bouldered bones intertwine or veins cut along a dotted line caveat! cries the sayer's sooth, for he says it scours and devours— the slinking nightmare sleuth. the tar is interrupted in carved equinoxes soak in the crippled toxins as the air becomes as thick as theophany and tharm like grease in blood that take me in, through ash and mud and all the spider webs caving in like delicate gorges forges beneath nightmare sleuth reaching zenith caveat, silhouettes stretched out like oil in water and this silicon tomb can hold me no longer for i must break out before i am a goner because it's a mistake that i'll never shake your face turns opaque and there was nothing in your eyes but dripping flesh wring out all your words for me your jeers and your juries but go cling to your crutch your kings and your qualms and the church that burns in its hallow vacancy for none can resist the urge that thieves its delinquents from catatonic catacombs and quagmire junctions where the swamp will **** you in and festering sweat sticks like guilt to your skin and hell is a nightclub where every loss is a life and heaven's a daydream with your neck to the knife it needs no rhyme or reason and every slip of your broken lip just lose your grip and give in to the treason would you rather burn at the stake than suffer your cement heart break with no reason or rhyme it's just the weight of the season backdrop collapse railroads unfolding and like a cell storm the train is coming your way and slinks away like a nightmare sleuth it just takes one swipe of the claw or one bite of the tooth and it drags you in feel the sidewalk sleeping and the blinking lights creeping above the overpass and the cold wind reeling-- it'll be your last.
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Resume: Jewel de Saex Address: Lost somewhere up the hills.                  email: [email protected]                  Tel: + network not available Summary Hire me if: you are looking for an adventure. Clouds, gorges, and I never disappoint, for we can cry. Education Bachelor, Mistress and Widower at the University of Zoya, majoring in Life Sciences, with a minor in the applications of horseshoe magnets. Expertise I know them laws of attraction well + New languages: both Silicon and Carbon-based ++ Magic, luck and fate. Experience For years I steered a boat riding a rough river that passed storms every day. I was the rain-maker, I can bring tears to any passing cloud by my mere hand-gesture: (all the dough-kneading.) I was also the chief gardener for Loz, whose farms at the other end of the Earth I visited by the switch door in my old photo-albums each day. Skills Jugglery, innovative use of cutlery, reading runes, plucking prunes, riding boats on dunes, talking by eyes, hearing by sight. References: Not available even on request. *NOtes: +   Turn pages back and you always find, only one person was in love. ++ I can decipher the meanings in the lispings of cherubs and angels.      I understand the cloud and the river, as of men in any tongue.*
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 3:15 PM UTC
Por lo tanto somos | The Hermit
The sky is ripe with stinking wet scorch marks, And bleeds in petrified phosphorescent snapshots, Trapped by droplets that Pour from scratched gorges, Clawed into the ether by electricity's unkempt fingernails: An unholy flow, funneled to quench A celestial ****** of tap-dancing crows; Their flickering ***** miming pastiche skeleton shapes, Beckoning black hole embers Through trap-doors to some ghastly Cathedral of Mirrors: A padlocked whinstone veil of white lightning, Encasing maze reflected upon monolithic maze - Paths billowing torrents of burning shadow - Thrusting day, night and apocalypse between Those rusting bars of strobe.
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 2:16 PM UTC
Luminous
Have you felt its bite? The terrible Horrendous Ever-opening Maw that Threatens to Devour all my Certainty. It gorges upon all that is Bright. Black breath flows Over me A Blight that saps my strength My soul yearns to take flight! Yet here i remain Paralyzed by the Gaze of this unrelenting Beast, Doubt. Will there be Restoration? Can i hope for Resuscitation? Or is my yearning Merely the Death throes of Passion Burning Burning Burning Out like a Candle Lit dinner?   It shall not Come from you, Romance. You rose-colored Vagabond. Food for the maidens Dream. Despoiler of my self esteem. i require another To sustain Me. i know it can Be found. One who can Remove this yoke From me. Who can vanquish this doubt? Who shall turn my discordant notes of Sin Into a sinphony? He is the One That will catch my boulder As it threatens to crush Me At the bottom of this Hill. So come to me! i haven’t the strength to yell. If you can hear Then You are Well acquainted with My Bones Breaking. i am not Strong. Of this i know For the wilting of the Lily Told me so.
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 5:20 PM UTC
The Lily
Lord oh sweet Lord, why You gon' n' chain me to this porcelain throne. (Got me missin' drunken uncle's racist rants, 500 pound aunt's heavy pants, grandpa's yellin' 'cause he can't hear...) Stuck on the worse of toilet seats while the family gorges itself n' eats. (grandma starin' in all out fear at cousin's piercin's n' tattoos, sister rollin' eyes at decrepit views...) No tattered paperback nor newspaper fo' me to read, big o' slab of turkey n' p'tatoes waitin' fo' me to feed. (mum been sweatin' in the kitchen dad been swearin' 'bout religion, lonely neighbor chuggin' nog...) Here I am Lord, when will I get out? food's gettin' colder n' I'd love to stuff my snout. (little ones outside pettin' the dog, others discussin' St. Nick, knockin' on the bathroom door for a trick.) Lord oh sweet Lord, how will I survive? You left no clues. Instead, You come n' given me the Christmas toilet blues.
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Dec 19, 2014
Dec 19, 2014 at 5:13 PM UTC
Christmas Toilet Blues
Like a new river forging it's first steps, or a flower first taking bud, the end result is never clear. It cuts through you. Carving out canyons, gorges, through what is you. This thing will start to erode you, and it will create eddies. Stagnant moments of spinning in pointless circles surrounded by all the **** emotions bring. The drift wood of the heart. Soon you will escape and see the new petals of flowers uncurling, nurtured by the Sun and the eddies you were so sure you would drown in. These flowers will line the shore of your river. Of the canyons chiseled into the corners of your smile. The paths of this river will twine and twirl through everything. Breaking apart and spreading like the roots of a tree. Endlessly growing and flowing. Reconnecting in days. Years. Feet or miles. Only to trickle apart once more. As all rivers must, so will this flower lined flow have rapids. Small ones. Large ones. Waterfalls too. Tossing and turning up the water in white froth. Dropping off the edge of cliffs. Falls you never though you could survive. But you will. And eventually your flowers will die. Your river will end. In fruit, or nectar turned to honey. In dried petals on the shore. Or maybe a pond. A lake or reservoir. You will be swirling in pointless patterns again. Stuck. Hoping to finally be washed ashore. To dry off, laying on the thistles and dandy lions and cattails surrounding your lake. You will not though. You will keep swirling and swirling and then you will come to understand that these weeds, these thistles and dandelions and cattails may not be the pretty flowers on the banks of your river, but the have beauty all their own. And as is the nature of water. Of lakes and ponds; of flowers and trees, as is the nature of love; a new river will break free and spill from your sullen body of water. It will begin again. Carving new canyons. Following old. And it will grow new flowers on its shores. Among them will be thistles.
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 11:34 AM UTC
The nature of love
Like a new river forging it's first steps, or a flower first taking bud, the end result is never clear. It cuts through you. Carving out canyons, gorges, through what is you. This thing will start to erode you, and it will create eddies. Stagnant moments of spinning in pointless circles surrounded by all the **** emotions bring. The drift wood of the heart. Soon you will escape and see the new petals of flowers uncurling, nurtured by the Sun and the eddies you were so sure you would drown in. These flowers will line the shore of your river. Of the canyons chiseled into the corners of your smile. The paths of this river will twine and twirl through everything. Breaking apart and spreading like the roots of a tree. Endlessly growing and flowing. Reconnecting in days. Years. Feet or miles. Only to trickle apart once more. As all rivers must, so will this flower lined flow have rapids. Small ones. Large ones. Waterfalls too. Tossing and turning up the water in white froth. Dropping off the edge of cliffs. Falls you never though you could survive. But you will. And eventually your flowers will die. Your river will end. In fruit, or nectar turned to honey. In dried petals on the shore. Or maybe a pond. A lake or reservoir. You will be swirling in pointless patterns again. Stuck. Hoping to finally be washed ashore. To dry off, laying on the thistles and dandy lions and cattails surrounding your lake. You will not though. You will keep swirling and swirling and then you will come to understand that these weeds, these thistles and dandelions and cattails may not be the pretty flowers on the banks of your river, but the have beauty all their own. And as is the nature of water. Of lakes and ponds; of flowers and trees, as is the nature of love; a new river will break free and spill from your sullen body of water. It will begin again. Carving new canyons. Following old. And it will grow new flowers on its shores. Among them will be thistles.
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Mother Earth has birthed billions of nymphets knees that flirted with their socks so much it left prints coquettes gyrating Bubble Yum on digits, her sunglasses’ stems, a split end. Mother Earth gave us nymphs so bodies would not be loamless either, so we can be as fertile as gorges far from any lofted stone wall. Mother Earth, that she was never nubile labored faunlets with pink gumwads upon their genitals and frothed when one creation alit inside another.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 4:13 PM UTC
fertility treatments
***POEM 101 Devouring You In Poetry** I awake to tangerine, red licorice skies staring at me with chocolate covered caramel eyes, creating apple spiced flavored, cotton candied words that kaleidoscope off my tongue, down my chin moving my finger tips to drip gooey marshmallow and smiling butterscotch words across your lavender scented, sleeping rhythmically cherry cream ******* ~~~ With desirous morning sighs your blueberry lips, and open arms invite me in; into your humid jungle folds to bathe in your gorges and waterfalls, unleashing my coppery nouns, my amethyst adjectives into your liquid opal synonyms, devouring me in your rich tones of ****** poetry. ~~~ With our metaphors deliciously spent, and a golden sun rising toward the moon, you nestle even closer and whisper in alive, wild poppy hues, “tonight, my love, fill me with haiku, as I come to you in sonnets. Aztec Warrior 12.11.15*
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 8:30 AM UTC
POEM 101
I hate you The sum of all my being can't describe this anxious resentment  I have towards you Its not that I'm being obsessive I can get over you easily Its what you did that I can't stand You and your Hippocratic oath And nonchalant  pessimism Do you know how much I cared Can you even conceive what you did .....of course not And you're not sorry for it either   For the most part In your mind You did nothing wrong at all I guess snakes don't feel bad when they constrict mice to pop and stay and that position till its heart stops then gorges itself without chewing What a circle of life But why me What satisfaction did doing what you did make it ok Is this humanity Ever memory now scrapes at me Atleast I can see the signs To avoid another like you Even though it's not so simple You sickening peace of **** You don't belong You've taken a piece and given me something I didn't want in the first place Now every time I see you smile Or see you  Even a picture Or a phrase that sickens me to the point Drugs are my only salvation Just to keep the pain away Just to take the pain away But that doesn't matter It never will So on those nights when I ache in my chest in curl in a ball and wonder if I  can let go or pay you back I wish sweet dreams to the ones you haven't hurt  And it is as my face appears It is mangled underneath by acid tears
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 4:15 PM UTC
Suicide by acid tears
There are always little sparks Created through the friction of Those two jagged flints though Never enough to create fire on their own Naturally, there needs to be a fuel. Sometimes it’s tissue paper Sometimes it’s gasoline But as I’ve learned one way or another There’ll always be flames between these Chasms, valleys and gorges. And the bridges built to cross between the two Won’t always last. The raw energy will just Wear away at some but the good ones stay. Solid. Carved with rock and fortified with steel. Like a scientist (or an arsonist) I’ll test every. Single. One.
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May 28, 2012
May 28, 2012 at 6:48 PM UTC
Arsonist
The verbose ramblings of memory’s script, A loquacious brimming cup to which I bid myself sip, An evanescent longing to drink deep and ponder, These dreams of expectation I contemplate no longer. Time has past from my sinuous youth, A spiraling existence of loosing tooth after tooth, From virtuous ****** to gorges of shame, Extensive transformation allows little to remain. Musing of tomorrow and what turns it might take, Thoughts to be built and then several to eradicate, Perpendicular arms stretched out skyward, Ranking arrogance next to coward. The simple silence of presence’s suspense, Listening for something lacking in substance, A quiet moment I accept as does come, For such a chance as this occurs consequently seldom.
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Aug 10, 2010
Aug 10, 2010 at 1:17 PM UTC
Loquaciously Verbose
Succulent to the core Chilled to the bone I likes the way your speckled body Rushes through my veins I like the sound of my Sinking teeth excavating through The avenues of your perforated skin You were born in the sun, Hot and bothered, A summer fling. My sweat streaked back Goose bumped With thoughts of you I do not wait for the sun to pick apart the buds of spring, open them up like wrapping paper a gift unraveled by April’s heat No. instead I wait for your sweet taste to come when the heat is on the brink but has not yet fallen into the gorges of summer They say - ‘A tree is known by its fruit’ But you do not grow on trees You grow on the roasted earth with Vines that intertwine Wildly, a green mangled field... Maybe that’s why I like you so much Mine. I am possessive Aggressive I carry you around in an opaque bowl So no one can lay eyes on you Your red bloodless interior Is a sin Greed- green like your hard shell I pull you out When everyone is asleep Tiptoeing across the floor Smuggling you into my room Carefully picking at you Taking you in and spitting you out Until nothing more is left Except for the red sap I spared Only because my teeth Could not sink in it Because it Slipped through the narrow alleys between my teeth sliding down the side of my mouth Sweet indulgence. Wiped off at the back of my hand Sticky – like a hot summer night.
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 5:24 AM UTC
Water-felon
rivers of metal unable to flow trapped by sheer volume in gorges of girded concrete fingers drumming frustrated heartbeats on immobilised steering wheels imprisoned impotent feeling the passage of time that doesn’t wait
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Sep 3, 2010
Sep 3, 2010 at 1:30 AM UTC
rivers
poor Ms May inherited Brexit she sure wishes that she could hex it away to the gorges of hell so that no supporter can tell that she‘s found an ingenious exit
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Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 5:41 PM UTC
Brexit – limerick
With nothing in mind, on the soft green ground While gazing around inside of a dream Squinting of Sun, inhaling of sounds Relaxed, next to a running river's gleam Serene and sedated, the rustling of leafs A lease - eternal, an ease inside A polished, pure and perplexing peace I slowly sway into the swallowing sky Sounds of the gush and the wingless glide Divided between blue and beautiful bright A meeting of mountains and stars magnified Below - a haze. Above - the great light The delight of the earth, protruding and proud Shrouded silhouettes and gorges that glow Maps of the sky, echoers of sound Transport me down to the wet below Floating on top of the swirling blue salt. Exalted beyond the liquid haze. The deepest doors of this massive vault. A conversation with the warping waves. A daze of darkness in this alien waste. Embraced in unknown - pulling me down. A captive buoyancy with calm erased. The essence of life, in which I will drown. Finally, walls, blank and opaque. The ache of vast indifferent time. With a failed past comes a future vague. Measured only by its dangling decline. Maligned touches of world-less colour. The collar of emptiness. The forever nothing. Blacked out details unnecessarily smothered. A ruined illusion of caring for something.
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Jan 17, 2019
Jan 17, 2019 at 6:04 PM UTC
Nothing
Secret inspirations on wonder nights that come on the wings of wet winds, moments that tiptoe across the gulf of the worlds, I keep them deposited, safe in your soul; When you smile, you bring hundred hidden meanings to life; You are my journal: in you I hold my fondest fjords and rarest gorges zealously concealed from the prying eyes of life and time; Empty flower vase that brings a silent corner alive in shades of azul, dream-song of the lone twig romancing the moon in waving waters of the silent lake, distant star that lights smiling eyes, invisible companion on sacred quests, hope of the cactus in barren deserts, Señora, without you, I am a poet orphaned in the loss of his journal.
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 12:24 PM UTC
Safe in your soul
Standing in front of A mountain of challenges Rising high above To intimidate your resolve Impenetrable they seem Deep gorges around you Imminent defeat Search within For the answers From the irrepressible spirit Toil away To create a tunnel Through the challenges Always surrounded by them But you have a way To create your own path Even mountains Give way to courage Others shall follow
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 10:58 AM UTC
The Tunnel