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"habitants" poems
Oh! Rama! Oh! Rama,”reme ithi rama” (Makes us happy so Rama!) Here, mourn and sigh Ahalyas In every atom of rocky hearts Of India; as Sahasralingas spy. Ambush, spring on praying preys. Rushi Gauthams suspicious curse In repentance they bless retribution. Oh! Rama, with your soft feet touch, Liberate the poor pious chaste Ahalyas, Sathi, Savitri, Seetha and Panchali,O! Sultana Raziya, Jhansi Rani ,Indira Gandhi, Think of their vicissitudes, the path they tread! Patriarchy exerts pressure on Matriarchy, O!Mum! Bharat matha is molested by Kuberas and Mamons. And her daughters are robbed and ***** ruthlessly, alas! Oh! Rama,”Dharma Samsthanardhaya “come with dirge Of the degenerated culture of Vultures, save thy women folk. Make people to think right, to follow right path, to tell true words. To live in Eeman (Dharma) not to inflict pain to other co-habitants. Without negative there is no use of positive, so is woman and man. They are like protons and electrons to the flux of family life peaceful. Oh! Rama , teach, Dharmorakshati Rakshita:,”repentance gives retribution That will bring peace, progress, stability, justice and unity; not Pax Romana
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 10:48 AM UTC
Oh!Rama!
Oh! Rama! Oh! Rama,”reme ithi rama” (Makes us happy so Rama!) Here, mourn and sigh Ahalyas In every atom of rocky hearts Of India; as Sahasralingas spy. Ambush, spring on praying preys. Rushi Gauthams suspicious curse In repentance they bless retribution. Oh! Rama, with your soft feet touch, Liberate the poor pious chaste Ahalyas, Sathi, Savitri, Seetha and Panchali,O! Sultana Raziya, Jhansi Rani ,Indira Gandhi, Think of their vicissitudes, the path they trod! Patriarchy exerts pressure on Matriarchy, O!Mum! Bharat matha is molested by Kuberas and Mammons. And her daughters are robbed and ***** ruthlessly, alas! Oh! Rama,”Dharma Samsthapanardhaya “come with dirge Of the degenerated culture of Vultures, save thy women folk. Make people to think right, to follow right path, to tell true words. To live in Eeman (Dharma) not to inflict pain to other co-habitants. Without negative there is no use of positive, so is woman and man. They are like protons and electrons to the flux of family life peaceful. Oh! Rama , teach, Dharmorakshati Rakshita:,”repentance gives retribution That will bring peace, progress, stability, justice and unity; not “Pax Romana”..
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 6:03 AM UTC
Oh!Rama
One can never persuade already persuaded. Ergo: You've got to fight your own battles beneath your mind's capacity to always win the self-righteous 'believed' ethics imposed unto others and wisely remain silent for awhile. Let your life style, active philosophy and true deeds speak for themselves!
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Nov 29, 2015
Nov 29, 2015 at 3:00 PM UTC
For You And For The World Habitants
**** nation Conversing with ammunitions. Hearts that are barely loyal Being served by humbled soldiers. No wonder peace has been conquered And war the man on the altar. Her habitants live like their souls are on trial And their god a liar. **** nation Her masses are speechless creatures Ruled in cluelessness Jubilating in bitterness. **** Nation Driven by greedy intentions Stomach fed with promises Sleeping and waking in calamities. **** nation The fat ones are the vultures Termites and cankerworms haven The thinning path between hell and heaven. **** nation Where the safest place is the grave Saints nation rebirth to a **** nation Where unity and faith are slaves. Hmm! My **** nation of tears Unfortunately, I'm fortunate to be born here blessed with everything, cursed with leadership, Born into miseries, dying in hardship. A **** nation in a tunnel Crowded with diverse starlets Being forced to drain down the funnel Crying blood for a spark soonest.
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Jun 14, 2020
Jun 14, 2020 at 10:40 AM UTC
**** Nation
La sensation s'apparente à une simple présence Incongrue et abstraite, tant sa distance De ces souvenirs qui exigent le poids des vivants Comme promesse qu'ensemble nous traverserons le temps Et tend à cette conviction presque vide de sens Que les acteurs éternels de la tendre enfance Puissent ainsi, pas à pas, suivre nos traces dans l'ombre Pour que ce peuple d'éther ne s'ajourne que dans la tombe Et que tombe cette folle histoire insensée, peu à peu Que le temps calcinera de son souffle de feu Ranimant en nous la flamme de ces instants d'ivresse Pour que reste derrière nous ces souvenirs délestés Et mieux vaut de son gré engendrer la cadence Que de subir dans la l'angoisse les désirs de délivrance Délaissant patiemment toute envie de se réjouir Pour que s'endorme dans la cendre ces trop lourds souvenirs Et quand viendra finalement la sensation de dissonance, Que la lourdeur de l'homme aspirant la transcendance S'exténue et s'allège dans l'accord des déceptions Pour qu'enfin vive souverain ce pays d'ombres et d'illusions. Et que sombre dérisoirement chaque pensée, peu à peu, Que le temps effacera d'un seul geste d'adieux Renvoyant au néant l'âme de ces habitants célestes Pour que ne gise sur la toile qu'une confuse fresque.
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Mar 28, 2021
Mar 28, 2021 at 5:50 PM UTC
Pays d'illusions (2012) [FR]
Haute Chaleur sur Toulouse. Cet été que nous avions Tant attendu, tant espéré, Pestant contre les giboulées Qui éternisaient le printemps. Ces pluies continuelles, Donnant du vert aux jardins et balcons, Et tant d'humidité sournoise, Mais peu propices aux joies des places et des rues. Et puis soudain, le si lourde chaleur S'est installé sans crier garde Avec ses manières de «sirocco», Comme un grand coup de poing Qui terrasse les êtres. L'air est devenu rare et l'ambiance des terrasses plombée. Ma chienne s'est réfugiée sous les lits. Et nos corps ont du mal à s'adapter A ces flamboiements de chaleur A ce fond de l'air qui crépite sans cigale. A cette lourdeur du temps qui ´nous assomme. A ce manque d'air qui nous fait désirer La fraîcheur vivifiante, Des montagnes et du bord de mer. Les tuiles semblent remises au four Et les tuiles se fendent sous la chaleur. C'est un temps de sabbats de sorcières, Et de chaudrons bouillants. Et l'on s'en veut d'avoir tant appelé A la venue de cet assommoir de l'été, Qui tient désormais Toulouse. Prisonnière dans ses serres, Chacune Murmurant et gémissant, A la venue l'orage qui nous trempera d'eaux, Versées à grosse gouttes. L'irruption de l'été a Toulouse Se fait d'un coup et impose sa force Les habitants qui le peuvent, fuient Dans les Pyrénées, Ou vers les bords de mer. Cette période est dure aux personnes âgées et aux malades. Sauf pour les "Happy Few" qui possèdent, Villas, jardins touffus et piscines. L'été Toulousain est un maître impérieux Qui impose ses tempos et ses rythmes. Paul Arrighi
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 5:05 AM UTC
Haute Chaleur sur Toulouse. ( High Warmth on Toulouse)
Haute Chaleur sur Toulouse. Cet été que nous avions Tant attendu, tant espéré, Pestant contre les giboulées Qui éternisaient le printemps. Ces pluies continuelles, Donnant du vert aux jardins et balcons, Et tant d'humidité sournoise, Mais peu propices aux joies des places et des rues. Et puis soudain, le si lourde chaleur S'est installé sans crier garde Avec ses manières de «sirocco», Comme un grand coup de poing Qui terrasse les êtres. L'air est devenu rare et l'ambiance des terrasses plombée. Ma chienne s'est réfugiée sous les lits. Et nos corps ont du mal à s'adapter A ces flamboiements de chaleur A ce fond de l'air qui crépite sans cigale. A cette lourdeur du temps qui ´nous assomme. A ce manque d'air qui nous fait désirer La fraîcheur vivifiante, Des montagnes et du bord de mer. Les tuiles semblent remises au four Et les tuiles se fendent sous la chaleur. C'est un temps de sabbats de sorcières, Et de chaudrons bouillants. Et l'on s'en veut d'avoir tant appelé A la venue de cet assommoir de l'été, Qui tient désormais Toulouse. Prisonnière dans ses serres, Chacune Murmurant et gémissant, A la venue l'orage qui nous trempera d'eaux, Versées à grosse gouttes. L'irruption de l'été a Toulouse Se fait d'un coup et impose sa force Les habitants qui le peuvent, fuient Dans les Pyrénées, Ou vers les bords de mer. Cette période est dure aux personnes âgées et aux malades. Sauf pour les "Happy Few" qui possèdent, Villas, jardins touffus et piscines. L'été Toulousain est un maître impérieux Qui impose ses tempos et ses rythmes. Paul Arrighi
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Le colosse pleure. Il bouillonne Il a soif. Il crie de sa voix frémissante : H2O ! Ses lèvres sont en ébullition Il délire Il voit partout ton eau en mirage H2O ! H2O ! Hache deux eaux ! Hache deux eaux ! Et tu ne sais que faire Pour le faire taire. Tu lui murmures un cantique à l'oreille Zozo lait, zozo lait rhum Et tu l'allaites de ton fleuve tiède Essi ozo Solide liquide et gazeuse Il te trait à gros bouillons Essi ozo Hache deux eaux Essi ozo Les eaux de la Volta Les eaux de la Seine Les eaux des Trois Rivières Et des Vieux-Habitants Les eaux du Gange Bouent et s'évaporent À cent degrés C En grosses bulles sulfureuses Au coin de ses lèvres chaudes Qui s'abreuvent dans l'oasis de ta béatitude .
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Oct 29, 2019
Oct 29, 2019 at 5:52 AM UTC
Princesse H2O
What was about 2 a. m. that always inspired her? Why did the sky have to be pitch dark for her to finally find her answer? Why couldn’t she simply control her mind at her own will? She wondered all of this as she lay in bed; her room was completely obscure, her computer screen the only source of light. She continued typing, the keyboard composing a uniform beat as she translated her abstract thoughts, regular habitants of her subconscious, in to words. Dark san serif characters that by themselves meant nothing but united could open worlds that have never been conceived before. She sighted pausing as she realized a word didn’t work at all, she racked her brains till she found a synonym that enabled the harmony of the prose to lighten. She smiled as she always did when she realized how writing was an intricate and bewildering process. How it took a life of its own and made her simply a tool to the construction of whatever was dying to get out of her limited human intellect.
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Jul 15, 2011
Jul 15, 2011 at 7:41 AM UTC
2 a.m.
I live in a city on the river Beautiful scenery, colourful people In this city on the river Frigid winter's, unstable summers In this city on the river A gorgeous villain Is this city on the river Kidnapping the young Trapping them forever In this city on the river Only a few escape This city on the river Promises of wealth Habitants with perfect health But cease to live In this city on the river.
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:19 PM UTC
City on the river
Games of hilly chase Lizards playing in the field Ploughing beds as we chant songs In crescendo the singers pick, rising and falling Nursery beds are laid and cover Into a hut all round to eat Resting with a local brew Swear rustics life is fun Communal cordiality it breeds Love and compassion it shows Peace and unity it arrests Marriage of oneness it feeds Deeds of others are attain to fastly Hunting is made by all as they share equally Praying to gods for a fruitful harvest Deposing one who breaks the communal law Everything is relative to all habitants of rustic life In fun we play in the sun and run in the rain In fun we dance on the hill and climb the trees In fun we laugh to our civility backing all form of disunity by Martin Ijir
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May 21, 2017
May 21, 2017 at 2:11 PM UTC
The Fun of Rustic Life
An arc of embodiment Decadent perfumed petticoats swirled to order Power ****** from the sweat of the land Stone hewn from its very foundations A spider's web encloses the flowering art Phoenician helmeted raiders Roman taxing invaders Trespassing Gaulish voices Thumbed rosary transcenders The dawn of a walled resistance A Religious pandemic Storming Carcistes Razats rebel Friends denounce their own A castle evokes revolutionary fever Ghosts reverberate running the embattlements Proletarians open the walls Guardians red and blue White clergy take the souls Swords discarded, a tricolore soars Slaves to the chisel Open pits for Vulcan to dip his toes Gothic Cavernous quarried vaults      in search of Sade’s demons Stone to shape Provencal style Dereliction a Maquis delight Refuging resistance and the persecuted Destruction and collapse Artisans and folk revive Paint brushes to the fore Transientents page the streets with blood red gold A coat of arms rings its bell Lowly hovels now adored Gaping holes swallow the light Sleepers enrichen the ground Too long a museum Stirring string notes Cherups embrace their calling Voices rouse the deities Banners furl in mistral breaths Spirits hightail Lacoste’s new allies Iced sun rises over Luberons range Warmth caresses the blood of day School children playing, wake the sleepy Warm stews vie with Pistou Hallowed vines are groomed Long walks with herbs to find Boars try and outwit their hunters Dogs smell the truffles afar Ventoux snows cool the view Cyclists roar through in celebration Village a transforming microcosm Artists absorb, evolving a creation Animate habitants living and the vogue A hearty cocooned culture emerging out into      longer days luring the coming spring
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Feb 8, 2021
Feb 8, 2021 at 9:51 AM UTC
Lacoste in Winter
An arc of embodiment Decadent perfumed petticoats swirled to order Power ****** from the sweat of the land Stone hewn from its very foundations A spider's web encloses the flowering art Phoenician helmeted raiders Roman taxing invaders Trespassing Gaulish voices Thumbed rosary transcenders The dawn of a walled resistance A Religious pandemic Storming Carcistes Razats rebel Friends denounce their own A castle evokes revolutionary fever Ghosts reverberate running the embattlements Proletarians open the walls Guardians red and blue White clergy take the souls Swords discarded, a tricolore soars Slaves to the chisel Open pits for Vulcan to dip his toes Gothic Cavernous quarried vaults      in search of Sade’s demons Stone to shape Provencal style Dereliction a Maquis delight Refuging resistance and the persecuted Destruction and collapse Artisans and folk revive Paint brushes to the fore Transientents page the streets with blood red gold A coat of arms rings its bell Lowly hovels now adored Gaping holes swallow the light Sleepers enrichen the ground Too long a museum Stirring string notes Cherups embrace their calling Voices rouse the deities Banners furl in mistral breaths Spirits hightail Lacoste’s new allies Iced sun rises over Luberons range Warmth caresses the blood of day School children playing, wake the sleepy Warm stews vie with Pistou Hallowed vines are groomed Long walks with herbs to find Boars try and outwit their hunters Dogs smell the truffles afar Ventoux snows cool the view Cyclists roar through in celebration Village a transforming microcosm Artists absorb, evolving a creation Animate habitants living and the vogue A hearty cocooned culture emerging out into      longer days luring the coming spring
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There’s many legends told of those who tended to the nets Whose talents brought grown men to tears, made bookies hedge their bets. One man’s special gift was to make the goal lamp glow Therein begins the woeful tale of Red Light Racicot. The story starts at Granby in Quebec’s junior ranks, Where pimply youths have slapshots which seem fired from tanks, And flashy cat-quick goaltenders will often steal the show; Alas, no such heroics came from Red Light Racicot. The ease he was beat stick-side left his goalie coaches dumb. Granby supporters prayed as one that they would trade the *** They called him “Ancient Mariner” (stopping one in three or so), Surely Les Habitants would not sign Red Light Racicot. But indeed, Les Canadiens dragooned him in the draft, Fully convincing one and all that Serge Savard was daft. Children throughout the province prayed *Dear merciful God, No! Don’t let our Forum bear the taint of Red Light Racicot.* But then came a stretch where Patrick Roy’s work had been poor, And Hayward and Vinny Riendeau had each been shown the door. And Montreal fans heard the saddest words they’d ever know: …Starting in goal this evening is Red Light Racicot. He flailed at wobbly wristers and wound up on his **** And gave up much more five-hole than any village **** Even cross-check befogged Savard knew it was time to go And mercifully, he released poor Red Light Racicot In Heaven there’s a glowing rink where gods of hockey skate: Maurice Richard, Howie Lorenz, all of the truly great. In one net, Georges Vezina makes saves with stick and toe But someday they’ll all float soft goals past Red Light Racicot.
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 10:01 AM UTC
The Ballad Of Red Light Racicot
There’s many legends told of those who tended to the nets Whose talents brought grown men to tears, made bookies hedge their bets. One man’s special gift was to make the goal lamp glow Therein begins the woeful tale of Red Light Racicot. The story starts at Granby in Quebec’s junior ranks, Where pimply youths have slapshots which seem fired from tanks, And flashy cat-quick goaltenders will often steal the show; Alas, no such heroics came from Red Light Racicot. The ease he was beat stick-side left his goalie coaches dumb. Granby supporters prayed as one that they would trade the *** They called him “Ancient Mariner” (stopping one in three or so), Surely Les Habitants would not sign Red Light Racicot. But indeed, Les Canadiens dragooned him in the draft, Fully convincing one and all that Serge Savard was daft. Children throughout the province prayed *Dear merciful God, No! Don’t let our Forum bear the taint of Red Light Racicot.* But then came a stretch where Patrick Roy’s work had been poor, And Hayward and Vinny Riendeau had each been shown the door. And Montreal fans heard the saddest words they’d ever know: …Starting in goal this evening is Red Light Racicot. He flailed at wobbly wristers and wound up on his **** And gave up much more five-hole than any village **** Even cross-check befogged Savard knew it was time to go And mercifully, he released poor Red Light Racicot In Heaven there’s a glowing rink where gods of hockey skate: Maurice Richard, Howie Lorenz, all of the truly great. In one net, Georges Vezina makes saves with stick and toe But someday they’ll all float soft goals past Red Light Racicot.
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Sonnet. Pluviôse, irrité contre la ville entière, De son urne à grands flots verse un froid ténébreux Aux pâles habitants du voisin cimetière Et la mortalité sur les faubourgs brumeux. Mon chat sur le carreau cherchant une litière Agite sans repos son corps maigre et galeux ; L'âme d'un vieux poète erre dans la gouttière Avec la triste voix d'un fantôme frileux. Le bourdon se lamente, et la bûche enfumée Accompagne en fausset la pendule enrhumée, Cependant qu'en un jeu plein de sales parfums, Héritage fatal d'une vieille hydropique, Le beau valet de coeur et la dame de pique Causent sinistrement de leurs amours défunts.
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Pluviôse, irrité contre la ville entière
I am the forest, I know this to be true. Cicadas singing, an orchestra for two. Feel the music inside of you. Dance with me tonight, let your body free. I will take you in, out of your misery. Sing your heart, sing your soul, we all want to feel your whole. Spirits dancing, playing about. Shh, be careful not to shout. The moonlight shining its warm, honest beems, to let you swim in our beautiful streams. Love us, as we love you, The circle of life, giving unto you. Dance with me tonight, and let your body free. Take in me, the almighty. Feel my dirt under your toes, smell the freedom in your nose. Dance and let your wings come free, feel me in my entirety. Breathe me in, hear my sounds, know nothing is out of bounds. I am the forest, almighty and strong. Hear my music all night long. Feel the wind flow through your hair, run real fast with out a care. Look at me, with all of my beauty, animals, my habitants, with no fury. Loving one another, playing about. Hey look, the sun's come out! Leaves and flowers, soaking it in, beeming and gleeming seeing their new friends. Caterpillars munching a leafy snack, squirrels hopping over the cracks. Some are falling asleep, while others are fighting to make their keep. Exploring and investigating every sound, joyful with every bound. Cicadas still singing, an orchestra for two. Mating and creating, something new. I am the forest, I know this to be true. So when am I going to meet you?
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 1:36 PM UTC
Nature
Jéhova de la terre a consacré les cimes ; Elles sont de ses pas le divin marchepied, C'est là qu'environné de ses foudres sublimes Il vole, il descend, il s'assied. Sina, l'Olympe même, en conservent la trace ; L'Oreb, en tressaillant, s'inclina sous ses pas ; Thor entendit sa voix, Gelboé vit sa face ; Golgotha pleura son trépas. Dieu que l'Hébron connait, Dieu que Cédar adore, Ta gloire à ces rochers jadis se dévoila ; Sur le sommet des monts nous te cherchons encore ; Seigneur, réponds-nous ! es-tu là ? Paisibles habitants de ces saintes retraites, Comme l'ont entendu les guides d'Israël, Dans le calme des nuits, des hauteurs où vous êtes N'entendez-vous donc rien du ciel ? Ne voyez-vous jamais les divines phalanges Sur vos dômes sacrés descendre et se pencher ? N'entendez-vous jamais des doux concerts des anges Retentir l'écho du rocher ? Quoi ! l'âme en vain regarde, aspire, implore, écoute ; Entre le ciel et nous, est-il un mur d'airain ? Vos yeux, toujours levés vers la céleste voûte, Vos yeux sont-ils levés en vain ? Pour s'élancer, Seigneur, où ta voix les appelle, Les astres de la nuit ont des chars de saphirs, Pour s'élever à toi, l'aigle au moins a son aile ; Nous n'avons rien que nos soupirs ! Que la voix de tes saints s'élève et te désarme, La prière du juste est l'encens des mortels ; Et nous, pêcheurs, passons: nous n'avons qu'une larme A répandre sur tes autels.
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À la grande chartreuse