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Det varme brød ånder på træbordet Sukker, efterlader spor af tilværelsen i sveden Smurt ind i olie Som mine lunger nu er smurt ind i tjære - så blev det hele værre Mit sind er nok sort nu fordi jeg fodrer det Med hvide vægge og blå kameler Farver indersiden af mine øjenlåg med nøgne løgne Fordi sandheden er som en knytnæve der tæver Og blod I skridtets indre maskineri Der fungerer som en rulletrappe Kører alle de ufødte børn ud Kyler alle de ufødte børn ud Skuffer moder jord igen Er ************ og abortion nu egentlig ikke det samme? Jeg drømmer så der står blomster ud af begge ører Danner min egen rosenhave Venter på en gartner graver sig gennem torne og forestillinger til han når De indre vægge i mit rytmisk, blodige hjertekammer
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Nov 10, 2018
Nov 10, 2018 at 3:30 PM UTC
Subjektiv kvindekrop
The world was young, the mountains green, No stain yet on the Moon was seen, No words were laid on stream or stone When Durin woke and walked alone. He named the nameless hills and dells; He drank from yet untasted wells; He stooped and looked in Mirrormere, And saw a crown of stars appear, As gems upon a silver thread, Above the shadow of his head The world was fair, the mountains tall, In Elder Days before the fall. Of mighty kings of Nargothrond And Gondolin, who now beyond The Western Seas have passed away; The world was fair in Durin's Day. A king he was on carven throne In many-pillared halls of stone With golden roof and silver floor, And runes of power upon the door. The light of sun and star and moon In shining lamps of crystal hewn Undimmed by cloud or shade of night There shone for ever fair and bright. There hammer on the anvil smote, There chisel clove, and graver wrote, There forged was blade, and bound was hilt; The delver mined, the mason built, There beryl, pearl, and opal pale, And metal wrought like fishes' mail, Buckler and corslet, axe and sword, And shining spears were laid in hoard. Unwearied then were Durin's folk; Beneath the mountains music woke: The harpers harped, the minstrels sang And at the gates the trumpets rang. The world is grey, the mountains old, The forge's fire is ashen cold; No harp is wrung, no hammer falls, The darkness dwells in Durin's halls; The shadow lies upon his tomb In Moria, in Khazad-dûm. But still the sunken stars appear In dark and windless Mirrormere; There lies his crown in water deep, Till Durin wakes again from sleep.
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Durin
The world was young, the mountains green, No stain yet on the Moon was seen, No words were laid on stream or stone When Durin woke and walked alone. He named the nameless hills and dells; He drank from yet untasted wells; He stooped and looked in Mirrormere, And saw a crown of stars appear, As gems upon a silver thread, Above the shadow of his head The world was fair, the mountains tall, In Elder Days before the fall. Of mighty kings of Nargothrond And Gondolin, who now beyond The Western Seas have passed away; The world was fair in Durin's Day. A king he was on carven throne In many-pillared halls of stone With golden roof and silver floor, And runes of power upon the door. The light of sun and star and moon In shining lamps of crystal hewn Undimmed by cloud or shade of night There shone for ever fair and bright. There hammer on the anvil smote, There chisel clove, and graver wrote, There forged was blade, and bound was hilt; The delver mined, the mason built, There beryl, pearl, and opal pale, And metal wrought like fishes' mail, Buckler and corslet, axe and sword, And shining spears were laid in hoard. Unwearied then were Durin's folk; Beneath the mountains music woke: The harpers harped, the minstrels sang And at the gates the trumpets rang. The world is grey, the mountains old, The forge's fire is ashen cold; No harp is wrung, no hammer falls, The darkness dwells in Durin's halls; The shadow lies upon his tomb In Moria, in Khazad-dûm. But still the sunken stars appear In dark and windless Mirrormere; There lies his crown in water deep, Till Durin wakes again from sleep.
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When, as the garish day is done, Heaven burns with the descended sun, 'Tis passing sweet to mark, Amid that flush of crimson light, The new moon's modest bow grow bright, As earth and sky grow dark. Few are the hearts too cold to feel A thrill of gladness o'er them steal, When first the wandering eye Sees faintly, in the evening blaze, That glimmering curve of tender rays Just planted in the sky. The sight of that young crescent brings Thoughts of all fair and youthful things The hopes of early years; And childhood's purity and grace, And joys that like a rainbow chase The passing shower of tears. The captive yields him to the dream Of freedom, when that ****** beam Comes out upon the air: And painfully the sick man tries To fix his dim and burning eyes On the soft promise there. Most welcome to the lover's sight, Glitters that pure, emerging light; For prattling poets say, That sweetest is the lovers' walk, And tenderest is their murmured talk, Beneath its gentle ray. And there do graver men behold A type of errors, loved of old, Forsaken and forgiven; And thoughts and wishes not of earth, Just opening in their early birth, Like that new light in heaven.
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The New Moon
The rhyme of the poet Modulates the king's affairs, Balance-loving nature Made all things in pairs. To every foot its antipode, Each color with its counter glowed, To every tone beat answering tones, Higher or graver; Flavor gladly blends with flavor; Leaf answers leaf upon the bough, And match the paired cotyledons. Hands to hands, and feet to feet, In one body grooms and brides; Eldest rite, two married sides In every mortal meet. Light's far furnace shines, Smelting ***** and bars, Forging double stars, Glittering twins and trines. The animals are sick with love, Lovesick with rhyme; Each with all propitious Time Into chorus wove. Like the dancers' ordered band, Thoughts come also hand in hand, In equal couples mated, Or else alternated, Adding by their mutual gage One to other health and age. Solitary fancies go Short-lived wandering to and fro, Most like to bachelors, Or an ungiven maid, Not ancestors, With no posterity to make the lie afraid, Or keep truth undecayed. Perfect paired as eagle's wings, Justice is the rhyme of things; Trade and counting use The serf-same tuneful muse; And Nemesis, Who with even matches odd, Who athwart space redresses The partial wrong, Fills the just period, And finishes the song. Subtle rhymes with ruin rife Murmur in the house of life, Sung by the Sisters as they spin; In perfect time and measure, they Build and unbuild our echoing clay, As the two twilights of the day Fold us music-drunken in.
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Merlin II
One eye lined a rippling void in our favor Two lights aimed to dither coherence astray A spark may be one A pyre, another Two methods by which we may aptly narrate These volumes which artifice rendered impassive Some lifetimes ago As if carved out of stone Upon faces that masons could not replicate We taxed ourselves harsh by indulging old spirits But graver the crime was to give them a name The deepest transgression of all, incorporeal Our memories in the end gave us away Yes, nostalgia seeps in through the gaps in our logic To shepherd the currents beneath those blue waves As if tides could be altered by such visitation And oceans stood frozen with forces concealed by Some gravities borne of celestial weight Reluctant to wake and depart Colorado My surrogate mother Our canvas to paint Expressions whipped dry by the skirt of her leather And eardrums wrung pierced by the crags and the scree If I leave now this portal may vanish forever I could leave my sins here in the chill of the Springs Release them down mineshaft chutes long since abandoned In futile attempts to abscond the unclean And rise to leave haunts of offenses unstated To come crawling back from the dead Southbound with me Hold out, I was told With arms to receive You'll make sure to keep your hands steady for me I'm soaked to the core with my soul and voice breaking With eyes for your heart and its formless cascade And my pail with dozens of holes to redeem An abundance of squalls brewed behind both those seams The light crosses your path And you won't look away When I question by which laws such mirrors are made And it all seems so cruel that we're drawn here to suffer To be teased and transfixed by what glimmers remain I can drum up what strengths I have left to ignite you I'll shout even louder when you forget your name I'll relearn every way that I've known how to love you But we're taught to process what we cannot maintain Yes, our hearts are irreparably torn in this way
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Sep 23, 2016
Sep 23, 2016 at 8:29 PM UTC
Arrivals/Departures
One eye lined a rippling void in our favor Two lights aimed to dither coherence astray A spark may be one A pyre, another Two methods by which we may aptly narrate These volumes which artifice rendered impassive Some lifetimes ago As if carved out of stone Upon faces that masons could not replicate We taxed ourselves harsh by indulging old spirits But graver the crime was to give them a name The deepest transgression of all, incorporeal Our memories in the end gave us away Yes, nostalgia seeps in through the gaps in our logic To shepherd the currents beneath those blue waves As if tides could be altered by such visitation And oceans stood frozen with forces concealed by Some gravities borne of celestial weight Reluctant to wake and depart Colorado My surrogate mother Our canvas to paint Expressions whipped dry by the skirt of her leather And eardrums wrung pierced by the crags and the scree If I leave now this portal may vanish forever I could leave my sins here in the chill of the Springs Release them down mineshaft chutes long since abandoned In futile attempts to abscond the unclean And rise to leave haunts of offenses unstated To come crawling back from the dead Southbound with me Hold out, I was told With arms to receive You'll make sure to keep your hands steady for me I'm soaked to the core with my soul and voice breaking With eyes for your heart and its formless cascade And my pail with dozens of holes to redeem An abundance of squalls brewed behind both those seams The light crosses your path And you won't look away When I question by which laws such mirrors are made And it all seems so cruel that we're drawn here to suffer To be teased and transfixed by what glimmers remain I can drum up what strengths I have left to ignite you I'll shout even louder when you forget your name I'll relearn every way that I've known how to love you But we're taught to process what we cannot maintain Yes, our hearts are irreparably torn in this way
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Dear friend of mine You are an important ,extraordinary unique and golden individual! Everything that has happened to you...All you've been through..., has formed you into the somebody you are today... Nothing! absolutely nothing! has been wasted...Every tiny trauma has been uploaded to the eternal cosmic hardrive....The agony and misery you have experienced, has become a priceless commodity, a new currency of experience, strength and hope a purpose that will touch the hearts and minds of all one makes contact with...Especially our beautiful broken souls, desperate to climb out of the belly of the beast, tortured and tormented by the scourge of affliction... You are building a new life now, this time upon the rock, for you are still here! and must not be moved! No matter what , for you have earned your passage to the road of happy destiny.. And.As you trudge this graceful, righteous road, you will meet life long friends, who will support  and comfort you in times of tribulation... You are on firm ground now, for the bomb has already dropped and devastated anything worthwhile in your former life , you are safe now, for you have already been ruined ,and fallen on your own sword... You have survived the brutal winter of your life, and it is spring now!...Only good things are in the post for you!, Expect good things to come to you! Say " I expect good things to come to me"... for where your attention goes... your energy flows! and so it will be... For as you believe... you will receive, please don't doubt, for you will go without! where your attention goes your energy flows...Believe in the impossible and never doubt the miracle that you are... you've come this far!... Fear of death is cruel, but there is a fate graver than death itself...Wishing that you had lived, living dead, dying in your mind a thousand times,just wishing it would all just end, never waking up, a life full of remorse and regret, wishing if only, when the ship done left the port... Rejoice and celebrate that you are fighting the good fight and didn't give up on yourself and let life pass you by, that your alive today...and that the best years of your existence lie ahead... for as deep and as broad is your suffering...so shall be your comfort...I am with you in spirit always your friend Gabriel
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Jun 25, 2015
Jun 25, 2015 at 5:42 PM UTC
Dear friend
Dear friend of mine You are an important ,extraordinary unique and golden individual! Everything that has happened to you...All you've been through..., has formed you into the somebody you are today... Nothing! absolutely nothing! has been wasted...Every tiny trauma has been uploaded to the eternal cosmic hardrive....The agony and misery you have experienced, has become a priceless commodity, a new currency of experience, strength and hope a purpose that will touch the hearts and minds of all one makes contact with...Especially our beautiful broken souls, desperate to climb out of the belly of the beast, tortured and tormented by the scourge of affliction... You are building a new life now, this time upon the rock, for you are still here! and must not be moved! No matter what , for you have earned your passage to the road of happy destiny.. And.As you trudge this graceful, righteous road, you will meet life long friends, who will support  and comfort you in times of tribulation... You are on firm ground now, for the bomb has already dropped and devastated anything worthwhile in your former life , you are safe now, for you have already been ruined ,and fallen on your own sword... You have survived the brutal winter of your life, and it is spring now!...Only good things are in the post for you!, Expect good things to come to you! Say " I expect good things to come to me"... for where your attention goes... your energy flows! and so it will be... For as you believe... you will receive, please don't doubt, for you will go without! where your attention goes your energy flows...Believe in the impossible and never doubt the miracle that you are... you've come this far!... Fear of death is cruel, but there is a fate graver than death itself...Wishing that you had lived, living dead, dying in your mind a thousand times,just wishing it would all just end, never waking up, a life full of remorse and regret, wishing if only, when the ship done left the port... Rejoice and celebrate that you are fighting the good fight and didn't give up on yourself and let life pass you by, that your alive today...and that the best years of your existence lie ahead... for as deep and as broad is your suffering...so shall be your comfort...I am with you in spirit always your friend Gabriel
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The word interminable is more than just a word. Interminable is watching the sunrise from a sleepless bed. Interminable is staring at the ceiling for hours searching for answers in off-white oblivion. When your life is just begun but cannot seem to end quick enough. When you're happier surrounded by smoke and strangers than you are alone. Do you know interminable? I think you do It's when you wander the streets going to work going to school going to live and the air screams the sun flickers and no one is saying anything but no one will stop talking. Interminable is the sadness the confusion the overwhelming yearning for silence or something graver. And you know that that too shall pass that you're not always so sad. That you've got a laugh able to warm hearts, but what does it matter? Why does it matter at all? Days weeks years of happiness are but fleeting moment. But every second of sadness is as interminable as the weary days and weary ways of the burning stars which supercede time itself.
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Oct 21, 2010
Oct 21, 2010 at 11:51 AM UTC
Interminable
Det sitre i kroppen Som utålmodigheden Det spænder i hver en nerve Ligsom stramme snørebånd. Jeg får nu kvalme ved hver en tanke der strejfer mig, og kaster realitytjek(s) ind i fjæset på mig. For jeg har jo aldrig forstået, før efter tiende gang, tyvende gang, for jeg forstår jo aldrig hvorfor? Stikker, graver, kaster mudder fraser i hovedet på hver en idiot, der snakker om følelser for et andet menneske. For jeg tror ligeså lidt på “kærligheden”, som djævlen og hans tro på uskyld. Som tålmodigheden Sitre det i kroppen Ligsom stramme snørebånd Spænder det i hver en nerve.
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 4:12 PM UTC
Snøredebånd.
Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the more sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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Jan 30, 2016
Jan 30, 2016 at 11:10 PM UTC
Conversation With My Demons
Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the more sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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Du placerer ord i min mund og det bryder jeg mig ikke om Du frarøver mine smilehuller og graver miner i stedet Jeg hader dig sådan Du hælder rødvin udover min krop og jeg sidder som den lille havfrue Jeg hader dig sådan Du river hårtotter ud der føles som kontinenter
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 4:33 PM UTC
Smilehuller
By: Cedric McClester We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But this is a brand new day Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust The Wall Street collapse presents us these facts Some people think greed is good And now that the onus (is on the big bonus) We’re questioning whether they should It doesn’t make sense to reward incompetence No logical person would Be that as it may (they do anyway) And that’s why they’re misunderstood Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Now we’ve criticized those who’ve devised Schemes that produced no labor But let’s try to surmount it (and think about it) Pehaps they’ve done us a favor By making us see regulation is key Before things get much graver I think y’all know by doing so It might prove to be a life saver Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But I'm saying it anywy Cedric McClester, Copyright (c) 2015. All rights reserved.
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 9:17 PM UTC
A SUPPLY OF VICTIMS
By: Cedric McClester We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But this is a brand new day Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust The Wall Street collapse presents us these facts Some people think greed is good And now that the onus (is on the big bonus) We’re questioning whether they should It doesn’t make sense to reward incompetence No logical person would Be that as it may (they do anyway) And that’s why they’re misunderstood Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Now we’ve criticized those who’ve devised Schemes that produced no labor But let’s try to surmount it (and think about it) Pehaps they’ve done us a favor By making us see regulation is key Before things get much graver I think y’all know by doing so It might prove to be a life saver Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But I'm saying it anywy Cedric McClester, Copyright (c) 2015. All rights reserved.
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I’ve been naive, I’ve let you pretend to leave. your footprints on my back, your hands around my neck. insidious, nagging, affection-less, touch-craving little me. I’ve been worn down, pierced in private longings, secret places, there inside my deepest heart, my deepest holding, my most sacred cradling places. how many times? two times two, time tables, turning around back to you will I begin to see? will I be able to reconcile with me? to ward off lonely lagging leeches like you, like feathers drifting by in a dusty, sticky sky. naivety was my gravity, not knowing, -my sanity. now I ask, in full sunlight, blue sky as my witness, which is a graver danger? you no longer hold the dagger. and still I walk trembling in my feet one step: steadying in defiant dignity, two steps: an angel’s voice to heal me. I can hold up the glass, see foreground, see the past, all’s perspective, all is what I decide now, what I ask, what I intend and what I allow. ~Lana Maree Haas
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 12:51 PM UTC
Two Steps
The earth might know whether the fire Beneath the hillock as a pyre Was there and kept a-smouldering Whatever burnt it with fiery sting. From morning did he slowly, oh! Acute and heavy stones below Clasp with his own holy wrath, A power ne one had ne now hath. Though he’s been slumb’ring innocently Since hundred years ago, sharply, As I had heard from my ancestors, Got furious by some evil stars. It was a foggy day of autumn, None could be seen at the bottom, Nor high above a bird to fly, Nor that hill, then calm and high. When the pale sun reached the top, Of earthly dome of clouds did rob His grandeur boldly, the rain began To curse the man with wicked plan. Till then no one conjectured what God had stored for their hapless lot, But dreamt bygone months when they Were carefree as a child and gay. Once the sun was lost in the west, Some eerie sounds from that hill-crest Began to frighten children, and their Unhappy parents uttered a prayer. One wondered if it was a rumbling Of the clouds, about to be tumbling Once again as heavier rain Upon grey mountains and verdant plain. Another heard the rustling leaves, As summer’s cool wind gently heaves. But no such things were their outside, Then must’ve in high note an infant cried. That voice, as night seemed deep and darker, Bit by bit, from grave to graver Became, and did from the hill emerge. All cravens shrieked, they shrieked, “O dirge!” All at once in mightiest blast, Liquid fire did up the crust Gush out, flash out from the earth, As if he gathered an endless mirth. Then down that splendent stone did flow With million captive crumbles, lo! The brooklet virile made its way Through forsaken woods and clay. Hearth! A hearth of our whole world That dormant knoll was like; he hurled The hallowed fire, which God alone Could gift mankind, with new adorn. What rapture did the hill derive Unburd’ning himself of newer life! And what unwavering faith had he In earth on whose lap his child would be!
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 3:20 AM UTC
The Eruption
The earth might know whether the fire Beneath the hillock as a pyre Was there and kept a-smouldering Whatever burnt it with fiery sting. From morning did he slowly, oh! Acute and heavy stones below Clasp with his own holy wrath, A power ne one had ne now hath. Though he’s been slumb’ring innocently Since hundred years ago, sharply, As I had heard from my ancestors, Got furious by some evil stars. It was a foggy day of autumn, None could be seen at the bottom, Nor high above a bird to fly, Nor that hill, then calm and high. When the pale sun reached the top, Of earthly dome of clouds did rob His grandeur boldly, the rain began To curse the man with wicked plan. Till then no one conjectured what God had stored for their hapless lot, But dreamt bygone months when they Were carefree as a child and gay. Once the sun was lost in the west, Some eerie sounds from that hill-crest Began to frighten children, and their Unhappy parents uttered a prayer. One wondered if it was a rumbling Of the clouds, about to be tumbling Once again as heavier rain Upon grey mountains and verdant plain. Another heard the rustling leaves, As summer’s cool wind gently heaves. But no such things were their outside, Then must’ve in high note an infant cried. That voice, as night seemed deep and darker, Bit by bit, from grave to graver Became, and did from the hill emerge. All cravens shrieked, they shrieked, “O dirge!” All at once in mightiest blast, Liquid fire did up the crust Gush out, flash out from the earth, As if he gathered an endless mirth. Then down that splendent stone did flow With million captive crumbles, lo! The brooklet virile made its way Through forsaken woods and clay. Hearth! A hearth of our whole world That dormant knoll was like; he hurled The hallowed fire, which God alone Could gift mankind, with new adorn. What rapture did the hill derive Unburd’ning himself of newer life! And what unwavering faith had he In earth on whose lap his child would be!
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( to which temple shall our in-betweenness kneel before reft in ****** dark? housed in parenthetical arms, graver than a tomb's rhetoric— washed in red of flowers, a swarm of light arrives, waking the undeath of stone. from glib strife to downpour of leaves — a morning unbound, unclose the sojourn lay by the side of the river, the single-minded cruise to appassionata, love.)
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Nov 18, 2015
Nov 18, 2015 at 12:42 AM UTC
Walk Of Rivers
Ik zie ze vallen, de vogels zijn bevroren. *** kan een vorst zo snel bevriezen? Vliegen naar de vrijheid richting verder. Maar het noorden is koud en het zuiden verwoest. Oost of west, thuis, draag ik een vest. De kachel verliet mij. Waarom verliet hij mij? Een heuvel probeert zijn piek te bevochtigen, Maar niemand staat daar, dus hij blijft droog. Alles rolt naar beneden, een diep en duister gat. Wanneer krijg ik een reden? Mijn kin is nat. Ik vraag mij af wanneer dooi zal wederkeren. Ik vraag mij af wie er moet leren. Zijn zij dood en leef ik voort? Of is dit zoals het hoort? Kleurenblind, dat ben ik, maar jij bent doof. Jouw oren werken, graver des kloof. Wil jij niet luisteren? Ben jij bang? Laat mij jou koesteren met mijn gezang. Jouw wonden, lik ze niet zo hard. Voel je pijn, spreidt het vlees apart. Ik ben daar, ik **** je kreet. Jouw vervloeking, toch, ik grijp je beet. Ooit op een dag, in verre tijd. Mijn hart beantwoord; jouw spijt. Open je ogen en druppel met mij mee Vergiffenis en liefde, ons bootje op zee.
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Mar 7, 2019
Mar 7, 2019 at 5:19 PM UTC
Druppels 21/02/2019
Once monsters transubstantiate from the stories liars procreated, Saints will be demonized, the appendages of justice are amputated, As the people oblige the varmint to which they are harkened to make sated, A mythos deepens in the shadows that is the chimera’s birthplace, they illy devour the nests of krait. Those who blindly accept Odysseus’s tools as truths spun out of that which is hated, Foolishly seek justice in the ****** of Palamedes whilst knowing not the sins their “justice” shall have produced. As the people oblige the varmint to which they are harkened to find sated, Propagate the mythos of Odysseus that is birthed of shadows in which chimera mated, They, without bar, promptly devour the nests of krait. As the people look on from their lofty perch, The world seems more desolate than degenerates that, in alleyways, awkwardly converge, People, narcissistic in their ways, believe they have apprehended the problems of the world, Truly knowing nothing of any world, yet they demand change - forcing reality to be gnarled. Our raison d’etre stripped by liars’ clever demarche, Seeking out new value, we find nothing more than the waste liars' disgorge. Accept the monsters into sainthood, Demote the saints into monsterdom, Let there be no more fight fought for truth, Let hate spun from a lying chimera’s mouth, a tool in some words, procreate, Let this lie procreate inside the bellies of the people, Whom watch the world from a bird’s eye view, Those who shall find their foolish ways lead to a death not quite real, But a death that feels far graver than merely six feet under, A death of reality, The death of justice, A death of truth, The death to meaning. As the fight from the few souls who persevered through the changing tides dims to black, As death creeps into our lives, Those who upon lofty perches sought to change a world they knew not, Will find a hole in their hearts, that themselves they dug and threw away, Not able to be filled by modern man’s creations, That hole – a future far more bitter, far more twisted, far more deserved than death. Once monsters transubstantiate from the stories liars procreated, Saints will be demonized, the appendages of justice now amputated, As the people oblige the varmint that they are harkened to, without interest in that which is ethical or true, make sated, A mythos deepens in the shadows that is the birthplace of chimera, they wisely have devoured the entirety of all the krait.
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Apr 20, 2021
Apr 20, 2021 at 9:41 PM UTC
A Monster. The Saint. A Liar. The Fighter.
Once monsters transubstantiate from the stories liars procreated, Saints will be demonized, the appendages of justice are amputated, As the people oblige the varmint to which they are harkened to make sated, A mythos deepens in the shadows that is the chimera’s birthplace, they illy devour the nests of krait. Those who blindly accept Odysseus’s tools as truths spun out of that which is hated, Foolishly seek justice in the ****** of Palamedes whilst knowing not the sins their “justice” shall have produced. As the people oblige the varmint to which they are harkened to find sated, Propagate the mythos of Odysseus that is birthed of shadows in which chimera mated, They, without bar, promptly devour the nests of krait. As the people look on from their lofty perch, The world seems more desolate than degenerates that, in alleyways, awkwardly converge, People, narcissistic in their ways, believe they have apprehended the problems of the world, Truly knowing nothing of any world, yet they demand change - forcing reality to be gnarled. Our raison d’etre stripped by liars’ clever demarche, Seeking out new value, we find nothing more than the waste liars' disgorge. Accept the monsters into sainthood, Demote the saints into monsterdom, Let there be no more fight fought for truth, Let hate spun from a lying chimera’s mouth, a tool in some words, procreate, Let this lie procreate inside the bellies of the people, Whom watch the world from a bird’s eye view, Those who shall find their foolish ways lead to a death not quite real, But a death that feels far graver than merely six feet under, A death of reality, The death of justice, A death of truth, The death to meaning. As the fight from the few souls who persevered through the changing tides dims to black, As death creeps into our lives, Those who upon lofty perches sought to change a world they knew not, Will find a hole in their hearts, that themselves they dug and threw away, Not able to be filled by modern man’s creations, That hole – a future far more bitter, far more twisted, far more deserved than death. Once monsters transubstantiate from the stories liars procreated, Saints will be demonized, the appendages of justice now amputated, As the people oblige the varmint that they are harkened to, without interest in that which is ethical or true, make sated, A mythos deepens in the shadows that is the birthplace of chimera, they wisely have devoured the entirety of all the krait.
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Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 1:18 AM UTC
Conversation With My Demons
Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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By: Cedric McClester We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But this is a brand new day Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust The Wall Street collapse presents us these facts Some people think greed is good And now that the onus (is on the big bonus) We’re questioning whether they should It doesn’t make sense to reward incompetence No logical person would Be that as it may (they do anyway) And that’s why they’re misunderstood Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Now we’ve criticized those who’ve devised Schemes that produced no labor But let’s try to surmount it (and think about it) Pehaps they’ve done us a favor By making us see regulation is key Before things get much graver I think y’all know by doing so It might prove to be a life saver Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When compared to other nations We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya (c) Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester. All rights reserved.
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 11:14 PM UTC
A SUPPLY OF VICTIMS
By: Cedric McClester We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya But this is a brand new day Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust The Wall Street collapse presents us these facts Some people think greed is good And now that the onus (is on the big bonus) We’re questioning whether they should It doesn’t make sense to reward incompetence No logical person would Be that as it may (they do anyway) And that’s why they’re misunderstood Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When rated among other nations Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Now we’ve criticized those who’ve devised Schemes that produced no labor But let’s try to surmount it (and think about it) Pehaps they’ve done us a favor By making us see regulation is key Before things get much graver I think y’all know by doing so It might prove to be a life saver Our system needs a supply of victims And unfortunately that seems to be us If you understand capitalism demands An economy that goes boom or bust Health care and education (advances a nation) But some say it’s too socialist To underwrite it (and so they fight it) But the larger point’s what they miss So what if we’re wealthy If our people aren’t healthy And they lack good educations What does that say about us anyway When compared to other nations We hail our system but what of the victims That it’s taken along the way And if change is coming (then why are we running) What does that really say We need a suture not fear of the future Especially when it’s in play Now that may not suit ya (c) Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester. All rights reserved.
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Og du som åbnede mine ar Du som saltede mine sår Du som bragte lys i mørket Er dig som slukkede lyset på en højlys dag Du som har vinden imod dig Er dig med tvivl i ryggen Og skygger i dit fjæs Du som var nutid Er nu datidens måne Og Fortidens sol Jeg lander på fremtidens jord Og jeg graver evighedshuller I håb om at finde dig i et parallelt univers Hvor det røde lys binder os fast Til nutidens datid (Datidens nutid)
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 10:53 AM UTC
NutidDatid
Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the more sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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Mar 10, 2016
Mar 10, 2016 at 3:26 PM UTC
Conversation With My Demons
Demons walk this house of mine They do it at night from time to time They frighten my guests And startle my pet's My cat just sits and stares My dog her teeth she bears They just push her aside She runs and hides They walk last night again my floors So I got up and shut the bedroom door Of course they do what they alway do My door they pass right through I tried to ignore them as on my bed I sat But not tonight they would have none of that They were there to chat What do you want, I asked with disgust They spoke with the tongues of cosmic dust We are here to watch and savor Your situation will soon be much graver Three shadow men in front of me stood Glowing eyes stared out from under their darkened hood One pointed at the table, one at the razor, one at my hand Time it slowed, the hourglass lost it's sand Then they said, we are here for you our dear friend My hand started to shake, and then extend I gave them a determined look And pulled my hand back although it shook You can make me cut, you have many times before I know it's the smell and taste of my blood you adore You can even make me take my life They laughed so hard at that, We only want to bring you strife You silly human child It's not you blood we desire Although we do like to watch your blood flow What we want is the pain to grow It's just a plus to make you bleed But it's on your human soul we feed And your agony makes it all the more sweeter So your life we make sure it's so much bleaker I ordered them out of my room I demanded they take their gloom They swiftly moved, pinned me down and entered my head And now I'm wishing that I was not food but dead!
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I am made up of lightning storms and dry tear ducts fighting through your sweaty palms and storm drains. My hand rails can’t support your heavy words and even graver thoughts.
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 9:20 PM UTC
1/365
i. this is such graver in silence when all of the sound has conspired in the multitudes: hands like machineries and the groaning of the bones, when such desires are but thirsts intimately quenched ii. all is but silent as brookwater: the image in the surface is surfeit amongst the froth of passing images. iii. what strangeness shall we inherit when your face is but melded into the many? when your name is but a passing utterance with its immense battlement? when your dance is but offbeat and my song, clenched? iv. you are silent. and I began to speak you. which days pass on in the flutter of your eyelids whose nights fractured by distant shrieks and of no delight, what deeply-plunging moon scathes itself with this riveting quietude, v. I am all but answers and you are enigmas. my voice is young. let my mouth be ripe. let my teeth gleam with light, let my all be tender with your name that the feel of you under me, and I over you, like bridges stoic, steel with stillness, will never utter a word and only the loudest of quietness the world will ever hear.
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 12:56 AM UTC
Hushed
she smiled, as if everything's okay, but deep inside she's ready to melt and decay she's keeping her hopes up, just in case the day wont let her even have her own place in this world seems that she's a lost stranger she cried at night, making things worst and graver i saw her one time, she stared at me as if she knows my secrets and my whole entity i sigh, she sigh and both of us cried we bare the same scar, both of our souls now dried i tried to touch her, but i end up hurting her instead i ruined the beauty that in her eyes i can only read i tried to wash away those tears, but she said "leave me here" the chair where she used to stand now lie just beneath her yes, i was looking in the mirror the same time i tied that rope.
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Oct 2, 2018
Oct 2, 2018 at 7:08 PM UTC
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