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"growed" poems
~~~ “To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly.”  Henri Bergson well in that case, I’m either the most immature teen here, or Rip Van Winkle the re-creation process is six, nearly seven, decades long (you thot days, ha, no way), can’t recall the last name I called myself the delving, the researching, the forgetting, the fifty first dates of no short term memory, the checkdown, throwback Thursday of did I write that? no recollect, the pretense of prehensile strength to touch you and me simultaneously might, could be true, if you claim I authored it, ok with me and all that life taught me this, the one who oft  hangs around very young kids learns a lot, and soon recognizes maturity indeed endless but not senseless just a poem-of-the-day process indeed every sense says the minute difference between this morning and this approaching midnight, an opportunity to grow up, stand straighter, uprighter, write down my failures one more time, cause that is the sterling hallmark impressed upon thyself, ourselves, that is genuine maturity, the courageous wisdom to start all over again the clock has transgressed, moving past the 12:00am digits, which for cause makes me giddy, it’s permission to write a new one, of course, maturely thinking I still got one within, a newbie, an aged day-old brand new baby, a poem, of course god bless, I’m all grown n’ growled up, with wisdom to know I don’t got nada, but own the immature youthful courage of maturity, to keep on trying, endlessly, being your obedient-servant ~~~ *p.s. this is kind of love poem of thanksgivings, a love poem with no misgivings, a thank you for the fragments of sharing - hold so dear, the best reason to mature, the best reason to change, the best reason to write right now, here comes the mojo my newest oldest friend, reminding for the last and first time that I’m all growed, using the bigliest words I’ve known to say baby, hey baby, good night good morning write us a poem, a thank you note, from one who blessedly forgets his name, day in and year out* For that guy, you, that ancient kid, That poet-in-retrograde so rewrite the title, a refresh, are you immature enough to write? 1:12am ~for the crew~
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Apr 18, 2019
Apr 18, 2019 at 1:28 AM UTC
Are you (im)mature? The best reason to write
~~~ “To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly.”  Henri Bergson well in that case, I’m either the most immature teen here, or Rip Van Winkle the re-creation process is six, nearly seven, decades long (you thot days, ha, no way), can’t recall the last name I called myself the delving, the researching, the forgetting, the fifty first dates of no short term memory, the checkdown, throwback Thursday of did I write that? no recollect, the pretense of prehensile strength to touch you and me simultaneously might, could be true, if you claim I authored it, ok with me and all that life taught me this, the one who oft  hangs around very young kids learns a lot, and soon recognizes maturity indeed endless but not senseless just a poem-of-the-day process indeed every sense says the minute difference between this morning and this approaching midnight, an opportunity to grow up, stand straighter, uprighter, write down my failures one more time, cause that is the sterling hallmark impressed upon thyself, ourselves, that is genuine maturity, the courageous wisdom to start all over again the clock has transgressed, moving past the 12:00am digits, which for cause makes me giddy, it’s permission to write a new one, of course, maturely thinking I still got one within, a newbie, an aged day-old brand new baby, a poem, of course god bless, I’m all grown n’ growled up, with wisdom to know I don’t got nada, but own the immature youthful courage of maturity, to keep on trying, endlessly, being your obedient-servant ~~~ *p.s. this is kind of love poem of thanksgivings, a love poem with no misgivings, a thank you for the fragments of sharing - hold so dear, the best reason to mature, the best reason to change, the best reason to write right now, here comes the mojo my newest oldest friend, reminding for the last and first time that I’m all growed, using the bigliest words I’ve known to say baby, hey baby, good night good morning write us a poem, a thank you note, from one who blessedly forgets his name, day in and year out* For that guy, you, that ancient kid, That poet-in-retrograde so rewrite the title, a refresh, are you immature enough to write? 1:12am ~for the crew~
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My hooded head casts a shadow across the overflowing ashtray. My exhaled smoke is silhouetted on the handcrafted clay. In the shape of an oyster, painted with the colors of rebellious 21st century youth: Red. Gold. Green. With a flare of "originality." Breeze, light, cold escorts winter across my aged face and I see all that my life is: Tar. Work. Tar. Tar. Sleep. Work. Tar. Eat. Work. Tar. Tar. Work. Eat. Work. Drink coffee. Tar. Sleep. Die. Is this equation what I am reduced to? Simple formula, obsessive compulsive DREAM. The exponents of my life, variables and names: Tar. to the power of X. Tar. to the power of M. But exponents and powers mean little to drowning men. Can a man suffocate on his own routine? Can a man fashion a noose from the fibers of his "adult life?" Look, Ma! I'm all growed-up. I have murdered adventure and the youth that lives inside it. I snapped one too many thin branches, fell through the thin ice, and now I am addicted to solid ground. I will stand on the banks, watching the children ice-skate around my ashtray that overflows with every "yesterday" and half-smoked "this one time" that comprise my former life. I am a grown-up now.
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Oct 21, 2012
Oct 21, 2012 at 2:01 AM UTC
The Memory. (Overflowing Ashtray)
an ahsen'd sea falling down the ceiling like rain in cold I can't sleep and tears have been bled again i wish I could see all the faces that change pick one for me so I can hide my pain hope i can still feel if ever things go back the same these wounds must heal or I will drive myself insane in the moments that were killed by the memories I once had an abyss slowly and calmly filled until even the sunlight growed black i see an Apocalyptic tale weaved in my dreams a cryptic voice that now and then screams while I sit so naked in the dark so alone all this time I've waited for someone to find home ashes falling on my skin hiding me somewhere in this room as when the lights go dim you can almost see my gloom you can touch them scars and you can find it in my eyes in there you'll find no heart it has been eaten by them lies I have a pen to speak my curse but no one here to hear my song for all that I say in my every word so much silence has come and gone I must not let myself disappear in the hollow of my own cage be consumed by my fear and burnt alive by my rage but these chains won't leave until I become who I have to be all these other faces I keep someday I've to set them free chanting those names I think I'm finally falling asleep I'm not here to play no games a point end can cut deep i will spill this rain on them and feed them the burnt embers only one way this will end 'cause the north always remembers
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
The north remembers
Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Where art thou? Come hither unto me And take me somewhere right now I need a change of scenery, snap snap, take me there I need a different memory, Who, what, where? Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Thou hast my heart Approach upon me carrying My new start I require your assistance, My demons are close behind They follow with persistence, How I wish they were blind Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Taketh mine own heart If thou cannot save me At least let me restart Rubber onto road, quick before they see For my demons, they have growed, and are still chasing me Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Thou hast the only escape To be or not to be, Breaks the image agape Barreling down the alley, faster please, oh dear this may be my death valley, the reaper, he is near Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Thine hast tried so hard "Here, buy yourself some new wheels" I say and give my card I'm cowering upon the horde, they're towering up above Oh my, what I would reward, to my peace dove Taxi cab, oh taxi cab Run while thy has the chance Pitter patter down the road Don't give me another glance They dive unto me, I wretch and scream The scene plays out violently, Sadly, not a dream
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Apr 13, 2016
Apr 13, 2016 at 3:08 PM UTC
Taxi Cab
'  *as a child once, to a favoured toy, countless hours of pristine joy; but specifications of 'all growed-up' ploy, memories of past pleasures, now destroy* _______✒ ●○ °
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 5:16 AM UTC
adolescent self~determination
inspired  by“Blame It on Kristofferson” written by Byron Hill and John Wilken, released 2010 (lyrics below) <•> A young teen listens to the folk/rock during the Sixties, five few years later, now all growed up and living, crazy, on Bleecker Street, the very same, where these songs were being sung live, by the artists, songwriters & friends on the streets’s bars ‘n cafes And Judy sings a ballad, mysterious, ‘bout a Marianne and all the tea in China, words written like it was a poem, and the infection was silent transferred, still ‘fected, even now, in days sooner to be reporting to heaven’s door, this blessed curse will be unrelenting coming along, we blame it on Leonard Cohen Knew the words, learned the secret chords, which was easy, a-direct line between us, knew where he got them holy tunes, and the words he stole stealthy from our prayerbook, went to Montreal, visited his home, it was no accident, just the hand of god, but don't blame the divine mystery being, nah~nope, half~century, later, this dope still blames it on, yeah that’s right, on Leonard Cohen And here we are, the two of us, probably smiling, gesticulating and gesturing, who in fact is truly responsible for our crazy gene, that pursues us, to create, to mate words with music of the deep soul, and here me be, I am, grateful grasping for each latter day to birth a new creation, going out smiley & feeling kindly and fulfilled, now more than ever, and zero doubts that the person at fault, fully blaming it all on my Canadian soul brother, Leonard Cohen
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Dec 22, 2024
Dec 22, 2024 at 9:36 AM UTC
Blame it on Leonard Cohen
inspired  by“Blame It on Kristofferson” written by Byron Hill and John Wilken, released 2010 (lyrics below) <•> A young teen listens to the folk/rock during the Sixties, five few years later, now all growed up and living, crazy, on Bleecker Street, the very same, where these songs were being sung live, by the artists, songwriters & friends on the streets’s bars ‘n cafes And Judy sings a ballad, mysterious, ‘bout a Marianne and all the tea in China, words written like it was a poem, and the infection was silent transferred, still ‘fected, even now, in days sooner to be reporting to heaven’s door, this blessed curse will be unrelenting coming along, we blame it on Leonard Cohen Knew the words, learned the secret chords, which was easy, a-direct line between us, knew where he got them holy tunes, and the words he stole stealthy from our prayerbook, went to Montreal, visited his home, it was no accident, just the hand of god, but don't blame the divine mystery being, nah~nope, half~century, later, this dope still blames it on, yeah that’s right, on Leonard Cohen And here we are, the two of us, probably smiling, gesticulating and gesturing, who in fact is truly responsible for our crazy gene, that pursues us, to create, to mate words with music of the deep soul, and here me be, I am, grateful grasping for each latter day to birth a new creation, going out smiley & feeling kindly and fulfilled, now more than ever, and zero doubts that the person at fault, fully blaming it all on my Canadian soul brother, Leonard Cohen
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The darkness in my soul, never left. It was always there It was suppressed when you where here And filled me up when you left The darkness in my soul Plagued what I hold most dear Infected my heart Infected my brain It growed into a tumor, and latched untill it became a part of me. You see my dear, you where the sun in my sky. The angel of me. And I? Hehehe.... I was just the demon in you, killing what you wanted to be...
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 7:54 PM UTC
The Darkness
Living a stellar life is easy, grab some boredom and hang on, gripping the life out of it. Being an active parent of three kids, all growed up, and mostly on their own, well not quite, some day... a change. What is there left to discover, reacquaint myself with my lover, pour my soul into my muse. So turn myself inside out, upside down, and *cut my teeth* doing verse don't rehearse, one day I'll edit, but that shadow of doubt, but that shadow of fear, creeps in to the corner of the room, is it the edit or the boogeyman, but I'll continue to cut my teeth as to chew through this I need a whole set. ©DWE092013
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Sep 13, 2013
Sep 13, 2013 at 2:11 AM UTC
Cutting My Teeth
Story like a flower... When her stalk was broke and died... Her pollen will fall and wandering with the wind: Growed beautiful new story--
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Aug 26, 2019
Aug 26, 2019 at 12:07 AM UTC
ADAPTATION
They say that the twenty first day is the worst, I thought the first was and the second and third, word on the street is ' no one can beat this ' I never believed them boyz in the 'hood, always up to no good, never giving a **** I growed me a while and word is, I'm a man. On the fourteenth day when they say that the curse hits you hard I was reading a sonnet penned by the 'Bard' wondering if his life was as hard as the times that he lived in, wonder if he ever gave in, a saving grace here is that stupid dies and has no respect or fear of fear. I survey the wreckage and yet I survive, a high five to the gods of the day. And Santa is coming they say, but that's on the twenty fifth day, they're auditioning wise men who are all in disguise, men freed from the nine to five, men who are on their way home. Anyway the twenty first day ain't too bad, I ain't as crazy, it's the World that's gone mad. It only takes a miracle and the rest is passé except for today and word is twenty one is lucky for some.
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 1:57 AM UTC
The withdrawing room
Love was the seed which I sowed Heart was the fertile land Where i ploughed You deforested the land Where the saplings growed Leaving me lonely With the pain you endowed.
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May 10, 2021
May 10, 2021 at 12:31 AM UTC
The Uprooted Saplings
Khepera rose from her couch of snow—lonely woe washing over her like a persistent crow. as the night struck her face with its gleaming light. she tied her hair and walked into the night, smiling at strangers with reluctant delight. walking upon the bumpy path—her thoughts mislaid, lost within the loudness of the parade, her eyes roaming the leering unfamiliar eyes — Khonsu sat in the back of his cold sedan. curses hurled from his father like a shattered romance. the night sky laid gentle comfort along his skin—a silence soft where screams had been. Khonsu treaded down the crowded lane, his cold fingers clutching at his blouse like hushed whispers of pain—his thoughts casted about, his gaze sondering upon people. Within the crowd—their eyes both knew, a silent connection as if a secret rendezvous. Khepera’s gaze softened as her steps slowed, sighed softy and smiled with a gentle familiarity—hands sewed together as both of their smiles growed Khonsu tensely brushed Khepera’s autumn draped hair away from her pale moonlit cheek, and with unpracticed ease—laying a kiss as holy as mary onto her cheek. Khepera smiled and in silent victory—reached up her jittery hand to cradle his cheek of rose kissed ivory, her lips inching closer, laying a kiss onto his cheek. “You have my heart” she whispered. “you have all of me.”
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May 15, 2025
May 15, 2025 at 10:14 PM UTC
Strangers in the Night
The occasion's a mathematical equation you and I thee and me make not a number it makes We. many a smile has walked down the aisle and many a smile more to come. Sigmund expects me to mention my Mum. But I'm growed up now.
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 6:36 AM UTC
On the day