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Though in dexterity my  physically challenged  carpenter father, Than  the physically fit proves better,as a source to his anger, With contemporaries a level ground  he enjoyed never! From late childhood there was one thing that me used to bother,  why my so discriminated father On his turn true to cultural dictates,ill treats my domestic chores saddled mother And heeds not her say though by the sweat of their brow As responsible parents they were happily bringing my sister and I together? I still wonder why ,why ,why my sister who has IQ On par with me if not better,to help out mother Suffering a cold shoulder even by her mom was denied the  right to pursue education further While I was given a chance to prove a man of letter(s)? I remember, crossing many a pool, barefooted, I used to trek A long distance to a nearby town's a  school, Where for my  provincial and shabby clothes I was seen a fool By the relatively rich  in showing courtesy far from cool. Though stationery they didn't lack , sad,I had a hand tied behind my back. Alas,up on joining campus where I yearned for the sagacious a chance There too  in my class,I was looked down by students Hailing from families of the top brass. When I went abroad for a higher education enjoying fellowship and donation Worse still, I met many, colour has coloured whose vision. Ironically my dissertation was drawing attention To why should the broad mass be standers by And with ill-fate marked die While the favoured ,racist and the corrupt few gobble over 3/4 of the pie? /
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Feb 8, 2016
Feb 8, 2016 at 3:11 AM UTC
Inequalities of all shades(revised)
Though in dexterity my  physically challenged  carpenter father, Than  the physically fit proves better,as a source to his anger, With contemporaries a level ground  he enjoyed never! From late childhood there was one thing that me used to bother,  why my so discriminated father On his turn true to cultural dictates,ill treats my domestic chores saddled mother And heeds not her say though by the sweat of their brow As responsible parents they were happily bringing my sister and I together? I still wonder why ,why ,why my sister who has IQ On par with me if not better,to help out mother Suffering a cold shoulder even by her mom was denied the  right to pursue education further While I was given a chance to prove a man of letter(s)? I remember, crossing many a pool, barefooted, I used to trek A long distance to a nearby town's a  school, Where for my  provincial and shabby clothes I was seen a fool By the relatively rich  in showing courtesy far from cool. Though stationery they didn't lack , sad,I had a hand tied behind my back. Alas,up on joining campus where I yearned for the sagacious a chance There too  in my class,I was looked down by students Hailing from families of the top brass. When I went abroad for a higher education enjoying fellowship and donation Worse still, I met many, colour has coloured whose vision. Ironically my dissertation was drawing attention To why should the broad mass be standers by And with ill-fate marked die While the favoured ,racist and the corrupt few gobble over 3/4 of the pie? /
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"Have you talked to dad, since you've been at school?" "Nope." "Are you coming home for thanksgiving?" "I don't know." Josephina breathes in a crackle over the phone. New York, a cacophony in the background. A background of cold, and people talking while walking while hailing a yellowcab with a left and slow-rolling heads locked onto the phones in their right. These people enter taxis, not knowing if they're ever going to reach home, or the airport, or union square, just going on the promise that they won't become road-kill. I can't feel it in my yellow apartment. If anything, my yellowcab idles. Through the receiver A squad car rings nervously, then after a lungful of garbage-smelling air, it becomes a full blare. A pause of noise always ensues, just for a second, the entire corner becomes a silent silo of human beings. "How's new york?" "you know, dad called me and asked about how to get on a diet, can you believe that?" Yes, I can dad is a fat **** a pink, white belly of a man. And a few sandbags for chins. "That's good." "So I'm not going to see you?" "Probably not." "Well, you should call dad, talk to him, he loves you." Some conversations, acheive nothing. The same tired, dead things get run over. Road-kill. Josephina believes she is the spatula that will bring back pancake squirrels and pancake relationships. As much as you don't know about me and dad's relationship, I can give you a kodak moment. A snapshot, of a hovering man, pointing at his son's neck, searching for the misplaced vertebrae, the lack of fear for the world --"the right kind of fear, the fear a man should have of himself"-- and a son, hunched, small hands in fists, a heavy haul of muscles pulled into a dark brow right over black eyes. This picture will suffice.
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Nov 23, 2011
Nov 23, 2011 at 4:59 PM UTC
Pancake Squirrels.
"Have you talked to dad, since you've been at school?" "Nope." "Are you coming home for thanksgiving?" "I don't know." Josephina breathes in a crackle over the phone. New York, a cacophony in the background. A background of cold, and people talking while walking while hailing a yellowcab with a left and slow-rolling heads locked onto the phones in their right. These people enter taxis, not knowing if they're ever going to reach home, or the airport, or union square, just going on the promise that they won't become road-kill. I can't feel it in my yellow apartment. If anything, my yellowcab idles. Through the receiver A squad car rings nervously, then after a lungful of garbage-smelling air, it becomes a full blare. A pause of noise always ensues, just for a second, the entire corner becomes a silent silo of human beings. "How's new york?" "you know, dad called me and asked about how to get on a diet, can you believe that?" Yes, I can dad is a fat **** a pink, white belly of a man. And a few sandbags for chins. "That's good." "So I'm not going to see you?" "Probably not." "Well, you should call dad, talk to him, he loves you." Some conversations, acheive nothing. The same tired, dead things get run over. Road-kill. Josephina believes she is the spatula that will bring back pancake squirrels and pancake relationships. As much as you don't know about me and dad's relationship, I can give you a kodak moment. A snapshot, of a hovering man, pointing at his son's neck, searching for the misplaced vertebrae, the lack of fear for the world --"the right kind of fear, the fear a man should have of himself"-- and a son, hunched, small hands in fists, a heavy haul of muscles pulled into a dark brow right over black eyes. This picture will suffice.
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a bottle of scotch had bad dreams. bullets twitch, junk sick in 3 inch thick mustard **** toe nails clipped from yeti lay strewn about the **** stained corpse of a motel six dixie cup - root canal trophy, next to a black fez with scab tassel upended. down in it. belching apnea propaganda and belladonna waiting for curious george to find a shotgun and a yellow hat and a brick banana. blowflies inhale the rank damp of a fresh **** the odd dog whines like a clown in - a blender. [ the ] house wins with a marked card; jabbing fat fingers into acned rosacea bloated with sleep lack and mortgage back stab chasing twenty ****** with a hollow point pull from an acid flask while hailing a black cab. tinsel sutures stitch eyelids as a mercy shattered bone knit hand-grenade cozies old glory, at half mast half wasted fifty stars, no light dragging on the grounds of immunity to do a line of coke stock with a basset hounds' finesse. your taxes at work in columbia, hiding from a lost farm in Idaho your american dream turning tricks in shanghai for a counterfeit egga roll your meme, devoid like an ice cube tombstone your freedom, parking cars for italian escorts smoking skin flutes for ferraris and white teeth. your integrity, sold to a hedge fund for astroglide and a pez dispenser packed with prozac pressed by ' Jose the butcher' s abuela in a narco slum that ain't seen radio since cinder blocks had wings.
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Dec 26, 2012
Dec 26, 2012 at 2:40 PM UTC
Black Cab Charybdis
What ship, puzzled at sea, cons for the true reckoning? Or, coming in, to avoid the bars, and follow the channel, a perfect pilot needs? Here, sailor! Here, ship! take aboard the most perfect pilot, Whom, in a little boat, putting off, and rowing, I, hailing you, offer.
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Here, Sailor
Fantail feathers, of a hazy, 'yellow-orangish-moon'… Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Skeleton-scythes, thorny-stars, swaying in the swoon, Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Fire-pits and witches brew and cauldron’s smoking tricks? Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Little dwarves and wolves and serpents crawling; leftover people bits, Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Trumpets hailing arrival, of Pale Rider, can you hear his tune? Fantail feathers strain the sight of harvest-yellow moon, Skeletons, fire-pits, witches, cauldrons and Old Nix, Animals of evil’s calling, tricker-treaters; Hallow’s Eve and ****** grit! Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Pray to Sáeta, Satá, Saturn… Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Jack-O’ Lantern*
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Jun 5, 2016
Jun 5, 2016 at 12:43 PM UTC
Jack-O’ Lantern
setting myself down on an anvil pillow. sleep is an anvil pillow. anvil and stone are a suicide dressed in 8 hours of mini-Godheads.. you become a repeat offender in the ever expanding realm of emerging fractal patterns sewn upon the quilt you lay across your sleepy bones like rushing water in an underground cave miles below the Yucatan Peninsula.. by electronic firelight they lay on my leather couch with the scraps of bedding I could afford to share, as if for some reason I can't escape the money analogy and see this, too, as a transaction.. buying.. a transaction.. as transfat is to nutrition.. money is tao.. my hate for money is tao.. I'm a love-and-lost buddhist like every other dreamer before me. I'm tired of giving myself a ******* All I ever give myself is a ******* I refuse to bend over and at least try to give me a ******* or go to the next level in love and **** myself. I keep telling me to do it. Keep grabbing my own *** during passionate tongue-twisters but I keep on insisting that I just CAN'T go any further.. rationally I may be right, but irrationally I still get shrieks of jealousy because I see that ******* sneaking out to kiss girls all the ******* time* as if I didn't exist. As if I wasn't always watching. I stalk myself. It's a terrifying state of affairs. No matter where I go, there I am. Watching. One night, I invited me over, and as usual, I gave myself a ******* yet refused to go any further. This was the straw that cracked the camels back.. and come 4 AM I kissed myself softly on the forehead as I slept and slipped into the night, hailing the first taxi to sail past me on the concrete river. I awoke slowly the next morning and.. still dazed.. noticed I was nowhere to be found. A great grief flooded my solar plexus and moved into my hopeless bones. I had not even left a note. What a ******* I am! I had not even left a note. The rest of the day was spent in sordid grievance. I shivered, lonely, under my ever expanding realm of emerging fractal patterns sewn upon the quilt I lay across my sleepy bones like rushing water in an underground cave miles below the Yucatan Peninsula..
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 8:37 PM UTC
self-love
setting myself down on an anvil pillow. sleep is an anvil pillow. anvil and stone are a suicide dressed in 8 hours of mini-Godheads.. you become a repeat offender in the ever expanding realm of emerging fractal patterns sewn upon the quilt you lay across your sleepy bones like rushing water in an underground cave miles below the Yucatan Peninsula.. by electronic firelight they lay on my leather couch with the scraps of bedding I could afford to share, as if for some reason I can't escape the money analogy and see this, too, as a transaction.. buying.. a transaction.. as transfat is to nutrition.. money is tao.. my hate for money is tao.. I'm a love-and-lost buddhist like every other dreamer before me. I'm tired of giving myself a ******* All I ever give myself is a ******* I refuse to bend over and at least try to give me a ******* or go to the next level in love and **** myself. I keep telling me to do it. Keep grabbing my own *** during passionate tongue-twisters but I keep on insisting that I just CAN'T go any further.. rationally I may be right, but irrationally I still get shrieks of jealousy because I see that ******* sneaking out to kiss girls all the ******* time* as if I didn't exist. As if I wasn't always watching. I stalk myself. It's a terrifying state of affairs. No matter where I go, there I am. Watching. One night, I invited me over, and as usual, I gave myself a ******* yet refused to go any further. This was the straw that cracked the camels back.. and come 4 AM I kissed myself softly on the forehead as I slept and slipped into the night, hailing the first taxi to sail past me on the concrete river. I awoke slowly the next morning and.. still dazed.. noticed I was nowhere to be found. A great grief flooded my solar plexus and moved into my hopeless bones. I had not even left a note. What a ******* I am! I had not even left a note. The rest of the day was spent in sordid grievance. I shivered, lonely, under my ever expanding realm of emerging fractal patterns sewn upon the quilt I lay across my sleepy bones like rushing water in an underground cave miles below the Yucatan Peninsula..
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Road Trippin, with my click Excited as all hell Blaring Beats through Bama Salty ocean I can smell We reach the main strip Find the Days Inn First we eat our fill Now where’s my gin The beach is a constant party Sunup to sundown We have three rooms connected Hailing  from T Town Many more friends are here Joining our festivities We spent more money on ***** Then any other amenities Man after man begins to drop Who will last the night Incorporate  the puke and rally Get back in the fight The week has reached it’s close Ready to head home Yet once we leave I know to well I’ll  miss the sea’s white foam Well so long my dear Panama Another trip I will make For I had the time of my life On my first spring break
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 7:55 PM UTC
Panama Palms
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Sep 6, 2015
Sep 6, 2015 at 12:40 PM UTC
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Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya;[email protected]) There are more and more misfortunes in the world Known to you dear people in your diverse conditions, But my life and experience has taught me unique lessons Of kindred to befit me Elizabeth, a daughter of Zinjathropus Hailing in the savannah desert, Turkana County of Kenya, I have graduated in to a single lady without test of marriage, As desert men look at me in their irritating impotence, **** clothes wrapped around their slender waists passing on me Like a dog passing on American dollars; cursed be desert men, I thought my beauty of dark African complexions will give them a ****** tease But to my chagrin; desert men have a fear of beautiful ladies My conscience tells me that my beauty is an eye sore to them, I thought my bulging hips will entice them as is a promise of fertility Leave alone not to mention my concupiscent ****** warmth, uhmmm! Desert men have dared not to see and appreciate my **** bossom, They often pass on me driving their donkeys and emaciated carmels, I thought my ***** sharp pointed ******* assign of virginity Will call them to me into a treat of love, affiliative love, But sadly enough; these dudes are erotically blind, They they nonchalantly pass on my **** ***** Wielding a begging bowl in their ***** long hands Running like drunkard chimpanzees going to Oxfam stores to beg for food, Cursed be Oxfam an imperialist agent, it has crashed flat The testicles of our desert brothers into ****** insensitivity, Oxfam has made African desert men to beg like Hebrew lepers Other than standing up on their feet to feed their women, Normally as men would do from the sweat of their brow, I thought my education will attract them to me, To love me with those romantic University kisses, But desert men have crude cultures and slavish religion They rebuke girl child education as if it is a devil, Oh my dear God of the forsaken desert ladies Of the forsaken African daughters, Take me out of this ****** desert Take me out of the city desert of Lodwar, Take me to the equator line and give me a husband, My eggs are pretty ready to conceive and sire children Sons and daughters for your own glory O almighty God, Take me out of this ****** desert, Where no man treats a modern woman, Take me out of here and give me a fresh man of my dream. Because I have known from today; It is accurse to be a woman in Africa It is a curse to be a beautiful lady in African deserts It is a curse to be a woman graduate in the African desert It is a curse to have ***** ******* in the African desert, O! Help me God.
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Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 9:58 AM UTC
MELODY OF A DESERT SINGLE LADY
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya;[email protected]) There are more and more misfortunes in the world Known to you dear people in your diverse conditions, But my life and experience has taught me unique lessons Of kindred to befit me Elizabeth, a daughter of Zinjathropus Hailing in the savannah desert, Turkana County of Kenya, I have graduated in to a single lady without test of marriage, As desert men look at me in their irritating impotence, **** clothes wrapped around their slender waists passing on me Like a dog passing on American dollars; cursed be desert men, I thought my beauty of dark African complexions will give them a ****** tease But to my chagrin; desert men have a fear of beautiful ladies My conscience tells me that my beauty is an eye sore to them, I thought my bulging hips will entice them as is a promise of fertility Leave alone not to mention my concupiscent ****** warmth, uhmmm! Desert men have dared not to see and appreciate my **** bossom, They often pass on me driving their donkeys and emaciated carmels, I thought my ***** sharp pointed ******* assign of virginity Will call them to me into a treat of love, affiliative love, But sadly enough; these dudes are erotically blind, They they nonchalantly pass on my **** ***** Wielding a begging bowl in their ***** long hands Running like drunkard chimpanzees going to Oxfam stores to beg for food, Cursed be Oxfam an imperialist agent, it has crashed flat The testicles of our desert brothers into ****** insensitivity, Oxfam has made African desert men to beg like Hebrew lepers Other than standing up on their feet to feed their women, Normally as men would do from the sweat of their brow, I thought my education will attract them to me, To love me with those romantic University kisses, But desert men have crude cultures and slavish religion They rebuke girl child education as if it is a devil, Oh my dear God of the forsaken desert ladies Of the forsaken African daughters, Take me out of this ****** desert Take me out of the city desert of Lodwar, Take me to the equator line and give me a husband, My eggs are pretty ready to conceive and sire children Sons and daughters for your own glory O almighty God, Take me out of this ****** desert, Where no man treats a modern woman, Take me out of here and give me a fresh man of my dream. Because I have known from today; It is accurse to be a woman in Africa It is a curse to be a beautiful lady in African deserts It is a curse to be a woman graduate in the African desert It is a curse to have ***** ******* in the African desert, O! Help me God.
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Life’s all getting and giving, I’ve only myself to give. What shall I do for a living? I’ve only one life to live. End it? I’ll not find another. Spend it? But how shall I best? Sure the wise plan is to live like a man And Luck may look after the rest! Largesse! Largesse, Fortune! Give or hold at your will. If I’ve no care for Fortune, Fortune must follow me still. Bad Luck, she is never a lady But the commonest ***** on the street, Shuffling, shabby and shady, Shameless to pass or meet. Walk with her once—it’s a weakness! Talk to her twice. It’s a crime! ****** her away when she gives you “good day” And the besom won’t board you next time. Largesse! Largesse, Fortune! What is Your Ladyship’s mood? If I have no care for Fortune, My Fortune is bound to be good! Good Luck she is never a lady But the cursedest quean alive! Tricksy, wincing and jady, Kittle to lead or drive. Greet her—she’s hailing a stranger! Meet her—she’s busking to leave. Let her alone for a shrew to the bone, And the ***** comes plucking your sleeve! Largesse! Largesse, Fortune! I’ll neither follow nor flee. If I don’t run after Fortune, Fortune must run after me!
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The Wishing-Caps
I saw 13 black crows as black as 3AM and as big as vultures eyes with wings hanging to their sides like laundry on the line they were standing in a circle letting their tongues dry they’re coming for me like thieves or ghosts stealing songs, and whispering poems to themselves about nonsense and existence I don’t want to die I saw 4 black eagles, with horns growing towards the ground like columns or anchors reaching for the bottom their feathers folded like hands on a man resting in his coffin bending over each other rattling my bones drumming out the answers in ways I will need one day their hooves are giving me growing pains I sleep like a tornado I saw 18 black hawks, with beaks full of teeth roaring like a pack of wolves in perfect V with hoods over their eyes to cover up what they’ve seen secrets bouncing off the insides of their lips meant for me they landed on my life like spears, ears tucked back like arrow feathers wings spread wide like storm clouds over kansas hailing on me teaching me their dances, they gave me armor we will never die, we will never die, I don’t want to die, we will never die we will never die, but we don’t want to try, I don’t want to die, I won’t let you die we will never die, we won’t even try, but if we never die, then we never really live I saw 9 black owls, they were quiet as death they had talons like antlers growing from their hearts and they were tearing me apart each bird was tagged like cattle with one word and they burned them in to my mind...they read you have never lived because you have never died
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May 11, 2012
May 11, 2012 at 11:09 PM UTC
YOU HAVE NEVER LIVED BECAUSE YOU HAVE NEVER DIED (star cloister home of wisdom)
I saw 13 black crows as black as 3AM and as big as vultures eyes with wings hanging to their sides like laundry on the line they were standing in a circle letting their tongues dry they’re coming for me like thieves or ghosts stealing songs, and whispering poems to themselves about nonsense and existence I don’t want to die I saw 4 black eagles, with horns growing towards the ground like columns or anchors reaching for the bottom their feathers folded like hands on a man resting in his coffin bending over each other rattling my bones drumming out the answers in ways I will need one day their hooves are giving me growing pains I sleep like a tornado I saw 18 black hawks, with beaks full of teeth roaring like a pack of wolves in perfect V with hoods over their eyes to cover up what they’ve seen secrets bouncing off the insides of their lips meant for me they landed on my life like spears, ears tucked back like arrow feathers wings spread wide like storm clouds over kansas hailing on me teaching me their dances, they gave me armor we will never die, we will never die, I don’t want to die, we will never die we will never die, but we don’t want to try, I don’t want to die, I won’t let you die we will never die, we won’t even try, but if we never die, then we never really live I saw 9 black owls, they were quiet as death they had talons like antlers growing from their hearts and they were tearing me apart each bird was tagged like cattle with one word and they burned them in to my mind...they read you have never lived because you have never died
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Corina Junghiatu is a bilingual poet/writer hailing from Romania. She holds a Master Degree in Philology and Phychopedagogy and likewise she graduated from The Faculty of Letters and Philosophy in Bucharest. She speaks five foreign languages. Corina has written and publishing two books of poetry: „Exile in the light” and „The ritual of a Sunrise”. She is Administrator and Publication Coordinator of Motivational Strips, editor of "Bharath Vision" website, and Chief Advisor of World Nations Writers' Union Kazakhstan. Corina has won many awards from international institutions of repute, for poetry. Recently, Corina Junghiatu, together with 350 poets and writers from 80 countries, received a certificate of appreciation for her entire literary activity, on the occasion of the 74th anniversary of the Independence Day of the Republic of India. This certificate was was handed by the famous writer Shiju H. Pallithazheth the Founder of Motivational Strips, World's Most Active Writers Forum and Padma Shree Dr. Vishnu Pandya, President of Gujarat Sahitya Akademy, a government institution of the state of Gujarat (India).
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Aug 31, 2020
Aug 31, 2020 at 10:45 AM UTC
Corina Junghiatu awarded by Motivational Strips and Gujarat Sahitya Akademy.
Chorus Watch me fly Let me fly away As the bird I take a flight away Verse 1 In the still, silence pervades No reminiscence of a past gone away You watched me talk, Then I lost all my words you waved Goodbye, sad goodbyes In the caves, the echo of my voice pollutes It’s in the when, the how all the where Verse 2 In the fields, I withered as the crops bloomed No remembrance of a past erased You heard me beg, As I lost all the will to live but die The pointed fingers on my being In  the brave, I took the shield and guarded up It’s the now, the never ending paths Bridge Parachuting from the skies The distance is to high But I trust the safety net The hailing jet I wear the sailing zest
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 8:32 AM UTC
Reminiscing Flight (Acoustic Lyrics with audio)
Manhattan by line, by subway track purr, by foot in a midwinter fresh, gale force air. The dying battery in Times Square's wristwatch, halts hands in mid air, each hailing the second taxi that comes to them every next minute; definitely in the next ten. Buried benches in thigh high snow look lost, with only their branching tops on display for the tourist's show, tramping through this January snow. Double-back, back past the Chipotle store, where diners stand and eat, stand and greet, stand with napkins to appear neat, stand near the radiator to warm their feet, stand-in-the-corner-and-text-your-wife-saying-you'll-be-home-late-because-this-meaty-wrap-is-pleasurable-to-eat. He was with another woman, kissing her cheek. Manhattan is a horizon of horizontal lines, drawn by pencil lead, led up a page to create this fascinating portrait that a point-and-click-camera cannot comprehend, let alone negotiate. We can go unnoticed there, like most others in this gale force air, but billboard boys- the ones that braid ****** building hair, window panes and balcony balustrade- are the famous ones of Broadway, with nothing more than their commercial stare.
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 10:33 AM UTC
ANOTHER NEW YORK POEM
Waldwick.Sometimes they fail to meet their expectation or companies providing Health Insurance for Independent Contractors do not show that much interest in making the right policy for them,Nothing is more disappointing than installing an ink cartridge that you bought months ago and discovering that it's gone bad,Sometimes.esta posicion tiene la raz natural de que al eyacular el hombre el flujo de ***** se va a ir hacia lo profundo y ayudado por la fuerza de gravedad, If you have a short torso.The hero has already given us a successful advanced map,The love and the memories last forever.because everyone will notice this Samsung galaxy s6 64GB. Loud bag,Another Advantage of booking for a taxi service is that it saves you from the trouble of hailing a taxi on the road Samsung galaxy s5 64GB.Have you ever ponder that may be it is due to your pitra dosa which your family is suffering since a long time,everybody differs.and they are happy to leave this to luck.you are imposing great danger to your health, The treated blood was used for the Sangre de Toro port folio Samsung galaxy s6 edge.with a puny upper body.learning the ropes won't be that difficult so you don't have to be discouraged,Woman should keep the excitement going with having her own life. And not being always available for him.The women characters of her novels are concerned with the fundamental question the lot of women Her stifled self respect asserts itself In her dance of triumph at the supposed loss of manliness by Baroka and in her attempt to celebrate it by a mummer show This year will bring a lot of positive changes in your life,and family and friends that helped organize the wedding is appropriate in the closing lines of your speech,etc.gang related Activity,Therefore.4 and 11,since it means that while most drug tests can only turn up evidence of other drugs. Relate Articles: http://samsung.measuredvideo.com/
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 5:43 AM UTC
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Waldwick.Sometimes they fail to meet their expectation or companies providing Health Insurance for Independent Contractors do not show that much interest in making the right policy for them,Nothing is more disappointing than installing an ink cartridge that you bought months ago and discovering that it's gone bad,Sometimes.esta posicion tiene la raz natural de que al eyacular el hombre el flujo de ***** se va a ir hacia lo profundo y ayudado por la fuerza de gravedad, If you have a short torso.The hero has already given us a successful advanced map,The love and the memories last forever.because everyone will notice this Samsung galaxy s6 64GB. Loud bag,Another Advantage of booking for a taxi service is that it saves you from the trouble of hailing a taxi on the road Samsung galaxy s5 64GB.Have you ever ponder that may be it is due to your pitra dosa which your family is suffering since a long time,everybody differs.and they are happy to leave this to luck.you are imposing great danger to your health, The treated blood was used for the Sangre de Toro port folio Samsung galaxy s6 edge.with a puny upper body.learning the ropes won't be that difficult so you don't have to be discouraged,Woman should keep the excitement going with having her own life. And not being always available for him.The women characters of her novels are concerned with the fundamental question the lot of women Her stifled self respect asserts itself In her dance of triumph at the supposed loss of manliness by Baroka and in her attempt to celebrate it by a mummer show This year will bring a lot of positive changes in your life,and family and friends that helped organize the wedding is appropriate in the closing lines of your speech,etc.gang related Activity,Therefore.4 and 11,since it means that while most drug tests can only turn up evidence of other drugs. Relate Articles: http://samsung.measuredvideo.com/
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Be grateful. Be grateful We say in situations of valor and tragedy At dinner tables and kneeling rails At hospital bedsides and parent teacher conferences It could be worse Or it might be great Be grateful they all say For the sun keeping us here Here long enough to witness life And death and violence with injustice and not fair But grateful for the stars and for nights and winter seasons drenched in rain and icicles When everything is frozen dangerously Be grateful when things don’t work out—it could always be worse At least it’s not raining, hailing, fire storming, apocalypse They all say to be grateful for your friends The ones you love, but also the pains and heartaches they cause And the same for family, which causes so much hell in an already swirling environment Be grateful for this protection by arms But what about the cause? Results not causes are what count in this time And we never think of why, but only the surface Be grateful for all you have All? Including heartache and grief with stress and sin and chores topped with lies Grateful Is it knowing I am human? I get to the point I’m saying thank you and don’t know why But It could always be worse.
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Mar 5, 2012
Mar 5, 2012 at 12:17 AM UTC
Give Thanks
Calabash Squash A Poem by Eclipsing Moon-blood red entry for a contest...rhythm Hip- hop jury swapped Hippity- hoppity sequestered they stop Bibity- bobity alone on the cobblestone. falling in- falling over The balcone wailing, and buckets pailing, and hailing, and Scaling The walls and ramparts the cannons were whaling Moby dicking and schlicking the schlock of the clock… hickory dickery ..where is the Doc? Blind mice made the move..up one "grandfather  side. ... and Over the top . Now wasn’t that a quainty dish to set before the Queens … in drag © 2011 Eclipsing Moon-blood red
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Sep 15, 2011
Sep 15, 2011 at 4:04 PM UTC
cALABASH sQUASH
DEAR PENPAL PEOPLE, no white the rest just black:\ reason to a reason faith held one capture applauded reaches to fallen devils may fracture prisoners of grace in ten hells same on cedars that know no angel to not shame one beat on the downtown line once in twenty life times stars align hailing pain scars betrayed the blood of a shed stain haunt a child of a pure soul no more shadows chased for a find of bullet core if money were on trees then lands are leaf free look the eye no lie to a scratched unhidden cry poison spreads a four feet stare is it even of those a matter of fair royal flushed they think a game under the rugs shipped rushed hearts a lifeless drink on mindless sipped ashes called out happy hour not shredded unlit double vision as grown as useless as toxic as it dropped corpses the live left to ache hurt silenced been forever drowned on stake worst of a future misery crusted crumble like nothingness a cemetery thunder smells plaster lacked on dwells I may not blurt wounds because these things are not nursed doomed I know the knuckles of the cursor when I see an everlasting torture painting smudges dancing in same place selfishly -------ravenfeels
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Jun 19, 2021
Jun 19, 2021 at 3:35 PM UTC
Doomed Fat Chance
Halt our shallow breaths--          staccato fogs at the stoplights Cling precarious in cold like the frost on the stop signs. The streetlights keep on winking Winter's late but, now, it's sinking                                        into bones clawing coats          shut. Clutching                   wool to swollen throats I swore I'd never stand here again            at December's ******* doorstep-- ring the bell every weekend. I always circle back every year when I take the same old punches and wince when I hit play-back. Halt my raising glass         and analyze my afflictions: 28, alone and broke so cop to addictions, now. It's freezing--getting dressed you've question marks in your brown eyes It's hailing, breathing out Carry my bags of old goodbyes The walls just keep on shrinking But the outside's gonna swallow me                                     Eaten whole even bones.      Spit me out back on Mydland road I know I'll wind up back here again.          at December's ******* deathbed sleeping in every weekend Held all chips, played hands, drank a year then I pulled my vacant pockets, defrosted my losing bets Mea culpa. So long. Stay friends. *"Twenty-fucking-five to one,                       my gambling days are done. I bet on a horse called The Bottle of Smoke,                      and my horse..."* (Finer/MacGowan)
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 11:45 PM UTC
Gamblers' Phobias
Halt our shallow breaths--          staccato fogs at the stoplights Cling precarious in cold like the frost on the stop signs. The streetlights keep on winking Winter's late but, now, it's sinking                                        into bones clawing coats          shut. Clutching                   wool to swollen throats I swore I'd never stand here again            at December's ******* doorstep-- ring the bell every weekend. I always circle back every year when I take the same old punches and wince when I hit play-back. Halt my raising glass         and analyze my afflictions: 28, alone and broke so cop to addictions, now. It's freezing--getting dressed you've question marks in your brown eyes It's hailing, breathing out Carry my bags of old goodbyes The walls just keep on shrinking But the outside's gonna swallow me                                     Eaten whole even bones.      Spit me out back on Mydland road I know I'll wind up back here again.          at December's ******* deathbed sleeping in every weekend Held all chips, played hands, drank a year then I pulled my vacant pockets, defrosted my losing bets Mea culpa. So long. Stay friends. *"Twenty-fucking-five to one,                       my gambling days are done. I bet on a horse called The Bottle of Smoke,                      and my horse..."* (Finer/MacGowan)
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With special thanks to George Ella Lyon I am from crumbling brick (red, dusty, smelling of musk). I am from aluminum siding and triple-deckers, tall, strong, unmovable. Hailing from the city on about seventy hills. From Grandfathers and photo albums, cigar ash salad and pinecone wars. From "use your imagination" and "go play in the street". I am from a whirlwind of faith, belief from non-believers. From schoolyards, playgrounds, and crawlspaces come these faces, and these memories are worth more to me, than anything.
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Sep 22, 2010
Sep 22, 2010 at 7:02 PM UTC
And Here Come the Juniors
we could do anything so we became *** addict junkies college flunkies working dead end jobs to survive partying drinking always craving to be high with sobriety comes anxiety fear of failing constantly called a freeloader of society wasting away fighting to change buried six feet deep in debts coffin while starving on minimum wage unable to find hope in the sky depression strikes as the stars fall from the night sky jaded jaded feeling as the end of it all is nigh blind masquerading bubble **** praising mumble rap hailing feeling trapped like mice about to die members of a generation of wasted potential are you and I fighting to arise building battles cries only to die when the bills arrive
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Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 6:55 AM UTC
Wasted Potential
Before we met How many times did we pass by Each other on the street? How many times did we Stop at the same stop light Or wave the other on in traffic? How many times had we Ordered coffee from the same barista Within minutes of the other? How often did we ride The same BART train Or think the same thing About a person we walked past On our way to work? How many friends did we share If any at all? Before we met Did you ever notice me hailing a cab Or search my bag for loose change? Did I ever give you a ***** look When you laughed grotesquely With your friends As my own guild slinked by? Before we met Had you ever considered Renting an apartment in my building? Did you ever pet my cat on the street Or lazily glace through my Living room window as you Waited for the light to turn green? Did I ever see you At the delicatessen Where I eat my lunch? Before we met Had we ever met before?
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 11:07 PM UTC
We've Met
Strangers on the subway Who I never met and never will Say, "hey, martha", like they're hailing a taxi And I say, "hey" back, because, I am martha. The lights go out in the tunnels, because, the conductor thinks it's funny and, Three murders happened in that time but, that never stopped him. That train after 1 am The grey and green one that smokes and used to have a future, That was, good at writing or something in high school, but, never made it to college, you know the one. That train rolls up and its five minutes late, but it's always five minutes late so no one complains, And I stub my toe on the way in, I forgot to, mind the gap, and A strange stranger bumps into me, They say, "watch where you're going sean" And I say "Sorry" Because, I'm sean, And we all get on and no one says a word, and most of the passengers are rodents But maybe some are marsupials I dont know the difference. And we sit in there for ten minutes maybe, avoiding eye contact like it's the plague, Excepting, of course, those few that make eye contact the whole ride, like you're interesting or, appetising, or, they're blind and those are actually glass eyes that just happen to be looking your way. And, when the train starts it lurches, it belches down the cars, because it, doesnt think anyone can hear it five meters underground. And as we sit and we ride the silence turns to tune, like the lack of even rustling, or bustling, or conversation to a friend, becomes the sound of collective recognition, often purposefully ignored, that no one on that train is going. The train moves, but they dont, except to stops around the corner, with no corner piece, without landing that gig, or getting the girl, or saving the day Because in the looming washed out morning, We're all, nothing more than, strangers, on the subway.
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Jun 6, 2019
Jun 6, 2019 at 7:11 PM UTC
Strangers in the night like ships on a train
Strangers on the subway Who I never met and never will Say, "hey, martha", like they're hailing a taxi And I say, "hey" back, because, I am martha. The lights go out in the tunnels, because, the conductor thinks it's funny and, Three murders happened in that time but, that never stopped him. That train after 1 am The grey and green one that smokes and used to have a future, That was, good at writing or something in high school, but, never made it to college, you know the one. That train rolls up and its five minutes late, but it's always five minutes late so no one complains, And I stub my toe on the way in, I forgot to, mind the gap, and A strange stranger bumps into me, They say, "watch where you're going sean" And I say "Sorry" Because, I'm sean, And we all get on and no one says a word, and most of the passengers are rodents But maybe some are marsupials I dont know the difference. And we sit in there for ten minutes maybe, avoiding eye contact like it's the plague, Excepting, of course, those few that make eye contact the whole ride, like you're interesting or, appetising, or, they're blind and those are actually glass eyes that just happen to be looking your way. And, when the train starts it lurches, it belches down the cars, because it, doesnt think anyone can hear it five meters underground. And as we sit and we ride the silence turns to tune, like the lack of even rustling, or bustling, or conversation to a friend, becomes the sound of collective recognition, often purposefully ignored, that no one on that train is going. The train moves, but they dont, except to stops around the corner, with no corner piece, without landing that gig, or getting the girl, or saving the day Because in the looming washed out morning, We're all, nothing more than, strangers, on the subway.
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After the whipping he crawled into bed, Accepting the harsh fact with no great weeping. How funny uncle's hat had looked striped red! He chuckled silently. The moon came, sweeping A black, frayed rag of tattered cloud before In scorning; very pure and pale she seemed, Flooding his bed with radiance. On the floor Fat motes danced. He sobbed, closed his eyes and dreamed. Warm sand flowed round him. Blurts of crimson light Splashed the white grains like blood. Past the cave's mouth Shone with a large, fierce splendor, wildly bright, The crooked constellations of the South; Here the Cross swung; and there, affronting Mars, The Centaur stormed aside a froth of stars. Within, great casks, like wattled aldermen, Sighed of enormous feasts, and cloth of gold Glowed on the walls like hot desire. Again, Beside webbed purples from some galleon's hold, A black chest bore the skull and bones in white Above a scrawled "Gunpowder!" By the flames, Decked out in crimson, gemmed with syenite, Hailing their fellows with outrageous names, The pirates sat and diced. Their eyes were moons. "Doubloons!" they said. The words crashed gold. "Doubloons!"
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