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"heedlessly" poems
I apologize for my thoughts and my actions But you must understand that I am what they call a man. And no matter how perfect any woman thinks iam, I might as well be nonexistent. For women are the most alluring, sinful ,angelic animals on earth. I am simply bewitched by your existence. I can not resist directing an ****** daydream, Every seven minuets. The being of your facts, Makes me want to fall to my death beneath your feet Something about those hills That makes my teeth want to sink into my lips. That voice makes me want to do one thing: Hear it moaning. No matter how hard I attempt to be an angel, My devil enduringly conquers. We refuse to admit that a woman is stronger than a man. We could easily succeed in having a human being develop Inside of us and painfully ****** it out of a diminutive hole Nine physically and emotionally draining months later. “We could probably do it better than you can.” We just act ignorant and Heedlessly assume what is logical; However, in the reaction center, that every man denies, lives the manifest verity that: Women. Are. Stronger. To be born into a stormy emotional spectrum With color and darkness Alone shelters the truth for you. Fact: A man does use his small head much more often then His actual head, simply, because men don’t know how to use it. How convenient it is to be born with two heads. let its roots anchor into your minds and consume your conscious. -Arizona
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 8:42 AM UTC
Sarcastic Sexist Subliminal Offensive Mockery
My back is laced with scars Given to me as a parting gift, As a symbol of the love-that-never-was Some have already been fully absorbed Just their tips sticking out, Forming a grotesque picture Others, still fresh, still being taken in Just their tips are slightly embedded Another one would hardly make a difference Might wring a cry of pain but nothing much afterwards - The glint of the tear as it slides down, silently, heedlessly, into the black abyss, threatening, wanting, desperation lacing it's movements, - There's a silent 'plop!' sound as it touches The floor so far below. So far, so far that no one can see it. So deep, so deep that no one can hear it She hardly notices the spare, the extra There have been too many for her to care For one more. A dozen more land in her back, Angered by her impassiveness She swivels around because she's still savouring The ones that are there For a minute, time stops, the blades stop The girl's heart, or where it should've been... That empty little space, occupied by three long Swords stuck in it's place They pierce right through her body, So different from those knives that decorate her back. Their tips face your eyes The sword entered her through her back It would've been a tragedy if only her eyes... Oh, if only her eyes were something more Than just endless holes ( - deeper, darker, blacker more despairing than the black abyss under her very feet -    )
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 8:00 AM UTC
Blackblackblack
Day versus night and hope versus despair, Born to live, live to die, die to relive. Came from the last fear not this world of care; Still striving towards the life yet unlive’. Autumn leaves must fall; undone lies the past. Unfading scents, frozen hearts come to life, Hope’s endless tide makes fleeting passion last; Be the heroes of time as in the strife Fate has no beginning and knows no end, And still the souls heedlessly await her. Behind the curtain haze sets to descend A sweet thereafter or endless torture. Time stops at nothing, but it dies for love, And memories forever share thereof.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 5:17 PM UTC
Weakness of Time (Sonnet)
back from the brink of blindly falling; back alone again in a crowded room there is no bridge over troubled waters, no way to purge vast oceans when deep rivers foment pitch black swallowed by an insatiable sea no good shepherd to gather an abandoned black sheep cast heedlessly away from the fold unbefriended like a dogless bone a stain on impeccable sublime a hopeless wanderer stalled on the brink of a threshold lost in time purge me from your poetry so I won’t remember the insatiable  ache of inerasable words left unsaid you lured me out from the cold & darkness to freeze my heart in naked light of day purge me from your poetry like you spilled me from your heart; don’t come back here to this slippery, lonely edge, just to bid adieu as if I didn't notice you were gone purge me from your poetry so I can accept without sorrow's ache so deep; in unbroken silence a heart silent  atones not pretense, and yet, the only lie you whispered was "friend" November 2016  ... wild is the wind
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
purge me from your poetry
"The last time I broke someone's heart" It was stupid; It was staring at the night sky Covered with rainclouds and lightning Patiently waiting for a falling star Despite the chaos we were in It was reckless; It was breaking the traffic rules Heedlessly beating the red light It was choosing to drive forward Even when I knew it wasn't right It was foolish; It was picking up fragments of glass Trying to mend what couldn't last It was getting my hands scarred by trying to grasp What I know I couldn't have But in the end, it was selfish; It was choosing happiness over pain Because the last time I broke my heart Was when I chose to never let anyone break me again
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 12:05 PM UTC
The Last Time I Broke Someone's Heart
I open the blinds and see the world - in return, what does the world see? It sees me, and all my splendid, split personalities, living these amazing times, of amazing pleasures, in which we tweet tweets, and post posts re ego-trips and copyrighted links, videos and things; and, as stray dogs, we ramble randomly, and all the time,   living in our infinite worlds, of infinite lanes, till infinity; yet we suffer so much pain. Our Shih Tzus take us on extended walks, firmly leashed to our Koss plugs, as we drone cool tunes on multihued iPods, iPhones buzzing ringtones of tittering babies, stolid kings and hyperactive frogs, which would all make my eighty-six year old dad want to gag; we fly ultralight megaplanes at the sonic sound of speed, through virtual and real space, connecting dots at low- cost prices, while we belt-up, gear-up, gulp Gaga and gorge heat-inducted meals of deer, horse and over- promoted crap; and then, wow surprisingly, we are all so unsatisfied. We consciously all move-in together, and **** on end, like statistical sheep, pre-married, unloving, and broken up, and justify it all, to ourselves, with our fully stretched spandex morality, over low-carb brunches @Starbucks, two 14” screens of separation; we paint pornographic images of virgins, all called Mary, in the name of art, and, white-clad, **** babes and alter-boys, and penetrate each other, first with our fingers, deeply, then superficially, without even wondering, for a zeptosecond, why we can’t stand one another any longer. We crank-up dependencies, like high street mainliners, shamming and slaughtering for neurotoxic fixes of smileys and Crystal on billion-dollar Kogo yachts, while we all just pedal on, dispassionately, down and over interior canals, to the core of our hocked, abbrev lives, chronically connected and severely distracted, in aromatic polymer bubbles, heedlessly cruising through comic-strip farms of mock vegetables, surely to nowhere and towards no one; and quite frankly, the world laughs at all this, and sobs, and so do I.
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May 5, 2012
May 5, 2012 at 4:08 PM UTC
Chronically connected and severely distracted
I open the blinds and see the world - in return, what does the world see? It sees me, and all my splendid, split personalities, living these amazing times, of amazing pleasures, in which we tweet tweets, and post posts re ego-trips and copyrighted links, videos and things; and, as stray dogs, we ramble randomly, and all the time,   living in our infinite worlds, of infinite lanes, till infinity; yet we suffer so much pain. Our Shih Tzus take us on extended walks, firmly leashed to our Koss plugs, as we drone cool tunes on multihued iPods, iPhones buzzing ringtones of tittering babies, stolid kings and hyperactive frogs, which would all make my eighty-six year old dad want to gag; we fly ultralight megaplanes at the sonic sound of speed, through virtual and real space, connecting dots at low- cost prices, while we belt-up, gear-up, gulp Gaga and gorge heat-inducted meals of deer, horse and over- promoted crap; and then, wow surprisingly, we are all so unsatisfied. We consciously all move-in together, and **** on end, like statistical sheep, pre-married, unloving, and broken up, and justify it all, to ourselves, with our fully stretched spandex morality, over low-carb brunches @Starbucks, two 14” screens of separation; we paint pornographic images of virgins, all called Mary, in the name of art, and, white-clad, **** babes and alter-boys, and penetrate each other, first with our fingers, deeply, then superficially, without even wondering, for a zeptosecond, why we can’t stand one another any longer. We crank-up dependencies, like high street mainliners, shamming and slaughtering for neurotoxic fixes of smileys and Crystal on billion-dollar Kogo yachts, while we all just pedal on, dispassionately, down and over interior canals, to the core of our hocked, abbrev lives, chronically connected and severely distracted, in aromatic polymer bubbles, heedlessly cruising through comic-strip farms of mock vegetables, surely to nowhere and towards no one; and quite frankly, the world laughs at all this, and sobs, and so do I.
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Whales were, above all else, deliberate about the pace with which they moved through the world, conscientious, perhaps to a fault, about the economy of movement required to propel such incredible mass over such enormous, empty spans of open ocean. Here is a humpback whale resting, face-down staring into the cerulean abyss, alone but singing, perhaps for enjoyment, perhaps out of boredom, or perhaps due to loneliness and longing. She twists and turns a single eye up toward the surface, her iris catching   sunbeams and contracting, as she gauges the gargantuan effort she must exert in order to gain her next breath. In this case, she concludes that, yes, the effort will be worth it. But what you must know about whales is that on rare occasion, they would cast these concerns of intentionality and efficiency aside, and choose to activate the entirety of their being, from the sinews to the soul, and propel themselves, heedlessly and at top speed toward, through, and past the surface of the ocean, as though they were attempting to fully take flight, to escape, with finality, the cold confines of their known existence, the omnipresent, furrowed gaze of the void below. But invariably, and in spite of their best efforts, the whales would be pulled back downward, by forces they could not fully comprehend, sure as the tides would fall shortly after the moon passed overhead. Yes, the physical impact of colliding with the surface of the ocean would be painful for the whales, but what hurt so much more than that was having to return to the stark, lonely calculus of whether or not to keep going.
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May 22, 2021
May 22, 2021 at 11:55 AM UTC
Whales
Whales were, above all else, deliberate about the pace with which they moved through the world, conscientious, perhaps to a fault, about the economy of movement required to propel such incredible mass over such enormous, empty spans of open ocean. Here is a humpback whale resting, face-down staring into the cerulean abyss, alone but singing, perhaps for enjoyment, perhaps out of boredom, or perhaps due to loneliness and longing. She twists and turns a single eye up toward the surface, her iris catching   sunbeams and contracting, as she gauges the gargantuan effort she must exert in order to gain her next breath. In this case, she concludes that, yes, the effort will be worth it. But what you must know about whales is that on rare occasion, they would cast these concerns of intentionality and efficiency aside, and choose to activate the entirety of their being, from the sinews to the soul, and propel themselves, heedlessly and at top speed toward, through, and past the surface of the ocean, as though they were attempting to fully take flight, to escape, with finality, the cold confines of their known existence, the omnipresent, furrowed gaze of the void below. But invariably, and in spite of their best efforts, the whales would be pulled back downward, by forces they could not fully comprehend, sure as the tides would fall shortly after the moon passed overhead. Yes, the physical impact of colliding with the surface of the ocean would be painful for the whales, but what hurt so much more than that was having to return to the stark, lonely calculus of whether or not to keep going.
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*I once had my mental faculties in check And my heart’s pacemaker functioning relatively normally Didn’t know you’d be a pain in the neck Causing my heart to oscillate solemnly From acute insanity to imagined bliss Gravity’s power rendered dysfunctional And I plunged heedlessly into love’s abyss Evidently an amateur radical My ego prostrated My emotions infatuated* Am indeed yet another statistic Of cupid’s uncanny antics.
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Aug 27, 2013
Aug 27, 2013 at 8:48 AM UTC
Free fall
There have been times in my life Where I have been selfish, cruel Wandered my own path Heedlessly needlessly Burning bridges Now I am older Slightly wiser I choose to gather friends Not enemies Think of others Sometimes before myself Because honestly I have found Altruism is good for the soul To give of oneself for no return Or quid pro quo Ultimately I've found You reap what you sow.
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Aug 18, 2016
Aug 18, 2016 at 10:44 AM UTC
To build a bridge
Part I The fragile, forgotten arctic perseveres; the white snowy tundra wrapped in a blanket of darkness. The buried threads of memory under hardened, ice plastered arctic waters. Why always to be submerged? Can you feel the freezing? As if only icebergs can gather the brine of the ocean to itself and never let go. What does not return fungal and muddy in more corporeal climes travels toward the poles. Is there an alternative to ice bound quiescence? As if what has passed to the extremities of mind is not forever lost. And so I follow the leads, swimming in the cracks of what forgetting has not claimed. Will even these channels soon freeze over? As life travels northward intent on testing the conditions of existence. Part II Under an icy sheet of polar sky; fissures of light weeping through an immovable, immeasurable surface. The strongest force in the universe embeds the foundation of our undulating, fractured lives. Does that which holds us together also keep us apart? As light is held in tension between being and becoming, revealing and altering. Our wavering hearts like solitary planets seek orbit around a suitable center. Do we choose the star which gives light to our days? As our gravity reels, heedlessly casting for moons or meteors in passage. And so the hushed wall spreads a river of blazing reds and somber greens. Do the gaps in our comprehension expand imagination or despair? As memory embeds each frozen expanse, touching where the horizon unfolds.
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 9:31 AM UTC
The Geography of Memory
Part I The fragile, forgotten arctic perseveres; the white snowy tundra wrapped in a blanket of darkness. The buried threads of memory under hardened, ice plastered arctic waters. Why always to be submerged? Can you feel the freezing? As if only icebergs can gather the brine of the ocean to itself and never let go. What does not return fungal and muddy in more corporeal climes travels toward the poles. Is there an alternative to ice bound quiescence? As if what has passed to the extremities of mind is not forever lost. And so I follow the leads, swimming in the cracks of what forgetting has not claimed. Will even these channels soon freeze over? As life travels northward intent on testing the conditions of existence. Part II Under an icy sheet of polar sky; fissures of light weeping through an immovable, immeasurable surface. The strongest force in the universe embeds the foundation of our undulating, fractured lives. Does that which holds us together also keep us apart? As light is held in tension between being and becoming, revealing and altering. Our wavering hearts like solitary planets seek orbit around a suitable center. Do we choose the star which gives light to our days? As our gravity reels, heedlessly casting for moons or meteors in passage. And so the hushed wall spreads a river of blazing reds and somber greens. Do the gaps in our comprehension expand imagination or despair? As memory embeds each frozen expanse, touching where the horizon unfolds.
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among the lean and narrow hours when the brutal minutes aggrieve like the protruding ribs of an emaciated animal abandoned things shuffle into dark unkempt little rooms littered with the manifested debris of a life unspoken thoughts in rusted cans stacked heedlessly on overused shelving bowing perilously under the weight mangled hopes kicked into the corners stuck to the floor foul and fetid vitiated with wasted time black mold leaking from dilapidated hearts creating pointillism art across the sagging plaster overhead consuming an ersatz Sistine Chapel ceiling saints and angels prophets and devils sepia toned in their water stain media disappearing into corruptions artistic virtuosity only God remains visible reaching out to give life if any are left to receive it
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Nov 28, 2023
Nov 28, 2023 at 10:23 PM UTC
Sacellum
At the same time of year cold winds bite down and continue to blow my knuckles encounter these tearing gusts with ripped chapping Alone together As the moon veils through the curtain and the only noise outside are echoes of crickets chirping Embrace is proffered Under a dim glare from the lunar glow   a lucky duo who are in need of an other to bestow Heedlessly collect the offer she coats her fingers and palms in oil & aloe one at a time our hands begin binding regarding this oil from plants insides refined creating a mirrored rhyme Her hands of wisdom take on a placidity when combing over my wounded misery I can see the searing adopt a soothing Into every finger she sends the technique of love speak what it is to see in motion and defining ...the endearing
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Mar 8, 2019
Mar 8, 2019 at 10:22 PM UTC
The Endearing
There isn't a girl in the world without an incurable, everything but unlovable, psychotic or neurotic, unique, personality trait. I prithee, Lord, my soul to take. Maybe I shouldn't mention it here: But supposedly you have red hair. I dunno though, a rumor maybe only. I do know the thought makes me crazy, and there's other colors there. I know a strong urge to find you out slowly, to see you undone in some solid morning. I bet you see as little me as I hear you talking, but I guess you can't know an intention, any well-rounded notion goes flat. in the absence of presence Have to brave it with hardon and hardhat 'cause what brings things together's tension. In the wain of the week, we both get to drink. Then dreamless sleep? Or so I would like, to pass heedlessly the night. Or as I now imagine yours, Scandinavian shores, I don't know which I like more.
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Jun 11, 2013
Jun 11, 2013 at 4:23 PM UTC
Wain of the Week
Heedlessly, do I wonder if perhaps you, too, are alone this night; gazing beneath the veil of a starlit sky gliding in the vast emptiness between the starts.
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 3:16 PM UTC
Between the stars
To, All the flowers whose petals I have plucked, If I only knew He never really truly loved, To all the tyres I burned, If I only knew they wouldn't change their minds , To all the trees I had cut down, If I only knew my book wasn't to be published. Therefore; To all the mothers that cried because of me, If I only held patience rather; when their Child bullied me, To all my loved ones I say sorry, If you only knew I could never change truly, I'm sincerely sorry. No, To all the teachers I spoke behind, No, You were never that; of an ingenious mind, To all those friends I lost, because of my losing temper, If I only knew, you weren't as forgiving as my mother. If only, All the loss my body had to bear, And the Childish trinkets my body had to fear, How heedlessly and needlessly wasted, were my tears, I knew, I'm deeply sorry. To all my guides who thought I aimed at nothing but the best, If they only knew how afraid I was of my everyday life test, I'm but sorry.
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Aug 4, 2014
Aug 4, 2014 at 11:31 AM UTC
The Apology
Father fell for fancy, And announced amorousity. Today, though, transferred to tree, He held hope, heedlessly. Enough, eight eves exit. Rejoice - rather, reap retrophilia.
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 9:09 AM UTC
Father Fell for Fancy
there were preparatory notes looping an alleyway wind's pipe dream...pages of your hometown's paper blowing heedlessly on your birthday.
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Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
Preparatory Notes
On a quiet night in late November I fell in love with a sunset. I grabbed ahold and rode him into the night, but gradually he shed his vivid garb as if it clung too tightly to his celestial frame. It’s nothing short of a shame because what I adored the most were the enthralling ways his hues danced pirouettes with precision, softly staining my skin and sinking downwards and inwards, tinting my innards with his alluring, warm palette. But temporary tattoos wash off with time and cold water, and the most psychedelic of colors will one day fade to a prosaic shade of grey. I wanted to stay But the starless black sky that he raised before me was filled with unknowns and I’d rather be left alone than let down, because I am only human. So mortal that when he abandoned his dazzlingly colorful mirage, I sabotaged every flicker of light that I’d learned to hold on to, heedlessly metamorphosing until his dispirited shades of blue became one with my shades too. But I want to thank him for letting me in. Because before him, I never knew how a color felt or how it tastes. And as I chased him across the horizon, he taught me that yellows and reds taste like eating candy for breakfast and feel like soft skin, akin to his own. And when he let his blues and blacks linger on my tongue and occupy my lungs, it felt like tumbling down the most precipitous ravine where at the bottom, unseen, the flavor of dirt overwhelms your palette. Like choking until you’ve a head bursting with fears and muddy tears in your eyes, obstructing your view of the most beautiful sunset our Earth has seen in it’s years of being. Thank you for helping me see. And I can only hope that one night when the sunset has begun to die down, you choose to wipe the dirt from your eyes and become the sunrise. Because just as colors fade, with time, mud will wash away.
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Apr 1, 2017
Apr 1, 2017 at 8:38 PM UTC
Civil Sunrise
On a quiet night in late November I fell in love with a sunset. I grabbed ahold and rode him into the night, but gradually he shed his vivid garb as if it clung too tightly to his celestial frame. It’s nothing short of a shame because what I adored the most were the enthralling ways his hues danced pirouettes with precision, softly staining my skin and sinking downwards and inwards, tinting my innards with his alluring, warm palette. But temporary tattoos wash off with time and cold water, and the most psychedelic of colors will one day fade to a prosaic shade of grey. I wanted to stay But the starless black sky that he raised before me was filled with unknowns and I’d rather be left alone than let down, because I am only human. So mortal that when he abandoned his dazzlingly colorful mirage, I sabotaged every flicker of light that I’d learned to hold on to, heedlessly metamorphosing until his dispirited shades of blue became one with my shades too. But I want to thank him for letting me in. Because before him, I never knew how a color felt or how it tastes. And as I chased him across the horizon, he taught me that yellows and reds taste like eating candy for breakfast and feel like soft skin, akin to his own. And when he let his blues and blacks linger on my tongue and occupy my lungs, it felt like tumbling down the most precipitous ravine where at the bottom, unseen, the flavor of dirt overwhelms your palette. Like choking until you’ve a head bursting with fears and muddy tears in your eyes, obstructing your view of the most beautiful sunset our Earth has seen in it’s years of being. Thank you for helping me see. And I can only hope that one night when the sunset has begun to die down, you choose to wipe the dirt from your eyes and become the sunrise. Because just as colors fade, with time, mud will wash away.
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You cannot know the sting of your haste-made blades as you cut my threads bare, as you clip my long, lovely locks clean through and take my power with you. This is not what should be- the metal-wielding villain should be me- this is not how the fable that bares our names wrote it. It was me in ancient texts that brought down the selfish blade to trade your love and curls for coins. But in my stead, it’s you cutting strands, heedlessly, for the currency of foreign flesh. My thoughts race as I lay my head down and watch as I am shorn by loving hands. You cut the ties- rip the seams of braid and scalp. My disorder screams of your betrayal, this- your shearing burns like hot salt searing down my cheeks. Oh my friend, were you afraid? Did you doubt my trust as I lay in your lap to rest, eyes lidded heavily in dreaming? Did you notice that, my sweetest friend, my softest side was upward, turned to you? No, treachery is blind and an uncovered heart holds no more weight than the severed mane that kills it. So snip! You cut my hair. Clip! You burn my skin, and muscle, too and bid farewell with sharpened scissors till I am not but a scalding, scratching, naked head.
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Aug 6, 2010
Aug 6, 2010 at 6:19 AM UTC
To Samsom
Her eyes are endless pools of rich earth The glitter and sparkle ever present Stand against them I cannot Letting go, I am lost eternally Ecstatic Her lips are the magnificent hue of the dawn Forever burning with sweet desire Dent their attraction I cannot Release my hold, I fall heedlessly Helpless Her skin is as soft as a whispered breath Warmed by caress with unmatched invitation Resist temptation I cannot Open my grasp, I leap happily Exuberant Her mind is a deep as an ocean of thought The spark and fire rampant within Ignore the connection I cannot Surrendering my stance, I stumble Gratefully Her embrace is as calming as a moonlit eve Comfort enveloping in wordless love Scorn my smile I cannot Shedding my burden, I stand
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 3:17 AM UTC
Lost
“Our apparatchiks will continue making     the usual squalid mess called History:         all we can pray for is that artists,         chefs and saints may still appear to blithe it.“ W.H. Auden, “ Moon Landing” <> Let us happily and heedlessly i.e blithely send the pundits, panderers, and pussycats and and the ill tempered ones, the “like~seekers” whose factual are not actuals But opinions gussied up as itter-bitter-litter factoids on opioids, of little value *yeah they’re  history* seek not likes or to be liked, make your own history or herstory., and you will be admired 'tis a far far better thing…
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Jul 31, 2025
Jul 31, 2025 at 12:26 PM UTC
Chefs and Saints: “the squalid mess called history”
I'll keep you only in my thoughts and poetry. A word of you will not leave my lips but only through my fingertips. For you are better to stay where you are deep inside my strings of vocables and empty speech bubbles. There won't be a trace of you to find, with the exception of my mind and the words I'm unable to hide. No one needs to know that you are mostly what occupies my attention, you'll be my secret and I'll pray to be your revelation. I'll fill my day dreams with your defeat of fear and discovery of me. No one will see you heedlessly stealing away my sanity. The simple mention of you, invades and makes its home like a bittersweet infestation. I can't find away around you, I have to remember to ration. Yet on the outside no one can tell that my head is oozing through the seams For I have perfectly locked you away in verses and memories.
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 12:15 AM UTC
Only in Thoughts and Poetry.
* the problem is.. being a poems in yearning.. in the silence of solitary nights.. i still wander heedlessly.. upon the pleats of my papery heart of longing.. besotted by the fragrance of a garden of love.. that we never planted in a distant desert.. is that you savour and trust each words your lover has.. but without question.. the problem with.. being a poet in conscience.. so skillfully that i have crafted the art.. to carefully lay the beats of my heart.. to sleep between its folds and pleats.. O’ this Origami of my heart.. how well i have mastered the art.. and it's all about you.. we are simply in love.. with bare literature... spoken from the mind of someone we hold in higher regards.. and then ourselves sometimes.. in the stillness of serene dawns.. i still walk barefoot.. upon the folds of my rugged heart of yearning.. looking for the footprints of a shore.. that we never cared to saunter together.. when you love a poems.. each word you utter should be a piece of artwork.. Still.. Oh, still at the very thought of your figure.. i hold this creased paper in my palms heart.. and still.. still before you come to know of it.. i gently fold it away.. and hide it in the voids of my ***** along with the paper jasmine, paper flowers, paper stars, each sentence is a highly thought out structure of awe and beauty to leave us seeping.. in the warmth of your voice and caressing such fine words.. meh... along with the few crumpled angels.. treasured to forget for sure.. between the pressed beats.. of your flimsy heart.. so when deciding that you love someone, who writes or reads for it.. just go for it.. fill their souls with beauty, memories, and truth especially, for a poet's heart breaks at ease..* ┈┈┈┈┈»̶·̵̭̌✽✽·̵̭̌«̶ ƦУ »̶·̵̭̌✽✽·̵̭̌«̶┈┈┈┈┈┈┈
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Apr 5, 2014
Apr 5, 2014 at 10:08 AM UTC
how to write as conscience
* the problem is.. being a poems in yearning.. in the silence of solitary nights.. i still wander heedlessly.. upon the pleats of my papery heart of longing.. besotted by the fragrance of a garden of love.. that we never planted in a distant desert.. is that you savour and trust each words your lover has.. but without question.. the problem with.. being a poet in conscience.. so skillfully that i have crafted the art.. to carefully lay the beats of my heart.. to sleep between its folds and pleats.. O’ this Origami of my heart.. how well i have mastered the art.. and it's all about you.. we are simply in love.. with bare literature... spoken from the mind of someone we hold in higher regards.. and then ourselves sometimes.. in the stillness of serene dawns.. i still walk barefoot.. upon the folds of my rugged heart of yearning.. looking for the footprints of a shore.. that we never cared to saunter together.. when you love a poems.. each word you utter should be a piece of artwork.. Still.. Oh, still at the very thought of your figure.. i hold this creased paper in my palms heart.. and still.. still before you come to know of it.. i gently fold it away.. and hide it in the voids of my ***** along with the paper jasmine, paper flowers, paper stars, each sentence is a highly thought out structure of awe and beauty to leave us seeping.. in the warmth of your voice and caressing such fine words.. meh... along with the few crumpled angels.. treasured to forget for sure.. between the pressed beats.. of your flimsy heart.. so when deciding that you love someone, who writes or reads for it.. just go for it.. fill their souls with beauty, memories, and truth especially, for a poet's heart breaks at ease..* ┈┈┈┈┈»̶·̵̭̌✽✽·̵̭̌«̶ ƦУ »̶·̵̭̌✽✽·̵̭̌«̶┈┈┈┈┈┈┈
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