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"hindered" poems
Never let someone else decide how good you are. And never make an exception to that rule. Your words, and your unique we of expressing them, are a gift given to you. If someone else doesn't appreciate them, then good for them. It's not their gift, so it has nothing to do with them. Its your responsibility to respect your gifts and to protect them from negativity; typical of these lower life forms, called Haters; annoying little creatures that feed off of other people's energy and hard work - they spawn fairly quickly and dewl in the depths of social media, hidden behind computer and smartphone screens. Usually over-weight, bad breath, single and filthy broke. Hindered by limited hand-eye coordination; they simply **** at every thing. They are pretty pathetic, in person. I mean they look human, but have no spinal cord, so they don't stand up straight. Their habitats similar to that of a large roach, just messier with and more filth. I hear they are contagious, so be careful. Don't let their negativity rub off on you, or you will end up like one of them. A soulless zombie, paroling posts looking for a something stupid to say.
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 8:20 PM UTC
Haters
I found myself fracturing beneath his fists, Beauty beaten in hues of blue, purple and black, Like clouded midnight skies, full of rain. My eyes becoming pools of stars, Glistening with secrets of pain, Shining dully into the darkness of our nights. Saturated with his snide, stingy, cruel colors, I soaked in his venom, Becoming canvas for the art of abuse. And wasn't it beautiful? These tears in skin hindered no smile, Bruises like paint, enhancing face, Pupils shining like diamonds, Rough and worn, but precious. Aching bones breaking to rebuild themselves, Tongue red with biting back curses, Rosy lips curved and sealed against apologies, Flesh as hard and gray as stone, Sharpened against wicked whims and foul words, Aren't I beautiful - In all my rainbow tones?
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Sep 22, 2021
Sep 22, 2021 at 10:43 AM UTC
Colors Of The Night - Chris'Nell
1563 By homely gift and hindered Words The human heart is told Of Nothing— “Nothing” is the force That renovates the World—
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By homely gift and hindered Words
good morning, my angel my living lullaby i glide across the fairest skin, you are the fairest one of all. Good morning, my mother my broken candle you gave me the wax that has melted on many tablecloths i feel I have lost you now, as I had lost you then. Good morning, my first love my little bridge your mittens were warm when I needed heat when I was so cold the tears froze onto my cheeks. you ran me a bath a being of divinity we held each other in your father’s tub and laughed at the bubbling abundance, burgeoning in overflow. I wake to the puddle of your memory That has grown since we last met, since I have wept For the love I have not kept in place. Good morning hindered lover, who worships me in forbidden light a thousand songs have yet transpired born from a single thought of you. Inhibited inspiration, camouflage constellation, I kiss you now though I will always be Years away from where you lie. Good morning dear father, a forester Braver than the lone wolf and his solitary howl. The lesson of the arthritic toe shows you True appreciation for the pain of existence. You are the most loyal flame, my gratitude is overwhelming Each time I embrace the past and the mistakes, unconscious From the broken record And its echo off the wall. Good mourning to the loss of a lover, an ephemeral flame. Good mourning to the death of a friendship, to the longing for a **** Good mourning to the future in its casket, That awaits a new life for me In song.
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 8:59 PM UTC
Good Mourning
I remember the restaurant, The one Grandpa Had brought us to – Window panes in patriotism And pancakes atop, “America,” The world revolved, “America,” And how we’d made it “Home” – So came the syrup, destiny And fervor caked powder plate. He knew of my toil, ills, and tolls Pandered atop horizons Hindered Mao and red As we sat near dawn over coffee And something south of Conspiracy – opposite my dream And collusion to **** said Destiny, But it was still, “his America,” not mine and he’d Sleep when I wouldn’t. So it pained me, resonant a twitch Within this small inch of Remnant family, to tell him, “We’re going back, We’re leaving tomorrow,” And, “I don’t know when I’ll be Home,” gramps, “I don’t know if I’ll ever be home,” And he’d say prior ever’d silent – “Good luck sleeping on that one, Son,” I just know he would.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 9:39 AM UTC
One patriot on a platter, the other on a plank
No country’s history makes us proud. It is mere exploitation and colonization. the poor were suppressed and oppressed. The rich reveled in utmost luxury And the weak lived in extreme penury. The kings were fond of eulogy And the poets excelled themselves in their elegy. In the countries like India, the money was looted the temples were plundered, and the system was blundered And her progress was greatly hindered Slowly the kings and kingdoms vanished the so called democracies and socialism flourished the bureaucracy and plutocracy replaced autocracy Corruption and criminality maintained their status quo After Independence, a new class emerged in India. They became the rulers in the name of democracy. There have been un-imaginable scandals Money reached the Swiss bank like pearls in the ocean India is a poor country but the Indians are rich
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Mar 10, 2011
Mar 10, 2011 at 3:59 AM UTC
BUREAUCRACY VERSUS AUTOCRACY
In the last hour I dealt with a lot My own definition of why I look dour Memories I hid six feet under the ground Came emerging, grasping, and clawing at me 'till I'm found Saying what's good for me, but my thoughts aren't considered Ignored by a mother, a father, a neglected child A child that mimicked Rapunzel locked up in a tower A child that had gotten their smile devoured Each day they get thinner, all hopes get hindered Clouded thoughts, faded scars, and their music gets louder A habit to cloak emotions, not being able to shed a tear Refraining from going to beer, avoiding others out of fear Consolation comes through rose lenses, A gun held to their head but not packed with powder
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Oct 16, 2020
Oct 16, 2020 at 12:38 PM UTC
Conflicted
I live in the basement, never venturing upon those stairs, I hear her voice... "Come up and see me its been to long, Holding my ears singing my favourite song repetitively until she is drowned out of my thoughts. rocks tied to her voice as it sinks out of view. I use the stairs that open to the outside, Lingering looking at this place I called home. Venturing in the old ford, she lets me drive it when food is but breadcrumbs and eggs old enough to birth the dead fetes of a partly grown bird. I look out though a ***** window screen, this trip takes two hours each way. I always wonder if my bald tyres are ever noticed, but I'm not hindered by the thoughts of this. So much to see when driving in solitude. I stop at the side of the road picking cherries, I slump them in the boot. I may eat upon this morsel or just hang them outside watching them swaying in the gentle breeze. My father just looks out the window. Doesn't talk much these days his eyes are sunken like the titanic splintered between two pools. I move his chair and his arm falls at his side. collecting it, I put him palms resting on a blanket He's so gaunt now, he was a strong man now but a shadow. I look at those cherries lingering above the ground, shaded from just picked to becoming spoilt, but i just leave them swaying the aroma fills lungs with life's eroding perfume, I breath it deeply within. This is my home, "she never calls me for dinner anymore, I just make my own, the washing up is festering in my ignorance, like a garden of petrification flowering. Saying bye to my dad, I get in the old ford. Its time to pick some fresh cherries, the tree is looking unkempt. Its blossom is in honour of a mother, I hang them all there. My Mother hung there for a long time ,but she's long gone. So I bring other cherries to the tree to show that she'll never be forgotten....
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 8:47 AM UTC
Cherries Hang Loosely From The Tree
I live in the basement, never venturing upon those stairs, I hear her voice... "Come up and see me its been to long, Holding my ears singing my favourite song repetitively until she is drowned out of my thoughts. rocks tied to her voice as it sinks out of view. I use the stairs that open to the outside, Lingering looking at this place I called home. Venturing in the old ford, she lets me drive it when food is but breadcrumbs and eggs old enough to birth the dead fetes of a partly grown bird. I look out though a ***** window screen, this trip takes two hours each way. I always wonder if my bald tyres are ever noticed, but I'm not hindered by the thoughts of this. So much to see when driving in solitude. I stop at the side of the road picking cherries, I slump them in the boot. I may eat upon this morsel or just hang them outside watching them swaying in the gentle breeze. My father just looks out the window. Doesn't talk much these days his eyes are sunken like the titanic splintered between two pools. I move his chair and his arm falls at his side. collecting it, I put him palms resting on a blanket He's so gaunt now, he was a strong man now but a shadow. I look at those cherries lingering above the ground, shaded from just picked to becoming spoilt, but i just leave them swaying the aroma fills lungs with life's eroding perfume, I breath it deeply within. This is my home, "she never calls me for dinner anymore, I just make my own, the washing up is festering in my ignorance, like a garden of petrification flowering. Saying bye to my dad, I get in the old ford. Its time to pick some fresh cherries, the tree is looking unkempt. Its blossom is in honour of a mother, I hang them all there. My Mother hung there for a long time ,but she's long gone. So I bring other cherries to the tree to show that she'll never be forgotten....
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My mind is hindered Words hard to fathom How to convey? Just let the words flow From pen To the paper Connect from the heart I'll tell you these things, S I've never felt such as this For one man, You Vulnerable Yet strong enough To tell you how I feel But unsure if you feel the same Meet my gaze Feel my touch, my fingertips Buzzing with electricity Across the earth to your soul Static fills our bodies Embrace the energy we create Light from within Will guide us To a place Just for us And us alone
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 3:10 PM UTC
All of this
Oppression, a monarch with a crown, Limits resources in every town. No reason to hasten, no reason to strive, Content with meager offerings, barely alive. With corruption and barriers abound, Progress is hindered, hope is drowned. The bright minds, afraid to take flight, Chained to the system, a slave to the night. No greater malice than silence so deep, Stifling progress, and secrets keep. Perfection in negligence, light in the shade, Obfuscation the art, truth to evade. The God that troubles, the tyrants that bind, Crushing brilliance, dulling the mind. In quiet desperation, with hopeful elation, This poem, a message, a call to liberation. May it strike deep, may it shake the ground, May it expose the corruption that's found. May it pierce through the veil, and bring forth the light, May it break the chains, and set things right. The oppression, corruption, and silence enthralled, May they all fall to the might of my words so bold. May it be a catalyst, a spark that ignites, A revolution, a change in sight. I hope my poem strikes a mighty blow, A wakeup call, for all to know. The power in words, the power to call, I hope my poem, I hope my poem kills them all.
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 5:33 PM UTC
The Chains That Bind Us
The music starts Our directions Oppose with the wind But we smile through the wrong steps Unending search for intersection Shifting of melody Another tone Hindered our duet Turned out to be the longest song Until we reached the chorus As we sing lies In unison _
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Oct 22, 2016
Oct 22, 2016 at 11:05 PM UTC
Stop This Dance
304 The Day came slow—till Five o’clock— Then sprang before the Hills Like Hindered Rubies—or the Light A Sudden Musket—spills— The Purple could not keep the East— The Sunrise shook abroad Like Breadths of Topaz—packed a Night— The Lady just unrolled— The Happy Winds—their Timbrels took— The Birds—in docile Rows Arranged themselves around their Prince The Wind—is Prince of Those— The Orchard sparkled like a Jew— How mighty ’twas—to be A Guest in this stupendous place— The Parlor—of the Day—
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The Day came slow—till Five o’clock
Krypton didn’t fit with anyone, as it was  the unfriendly one, it never went beyond it’s limits even if others did loose their limits. It was from a forlorn world, nobody cared to say a word, to this enigma of another world; no one wanted to share a word. The nobles were always preoccupied with their occupied shells, they never hung out with the occupied, nor the unoccupied. Krypton was mistaken for kryptonite. It wondered every night, Why they accused it for the assassination? it didn’t have the power of absorption. Krypton had very few of it’s kind, it didn’t know where they were aligned. He held the hope of being able to be lined, with the rest of it’s kind. Poor Krypton, he was on the farthest arena of the periodic table it wished if it could turn the table, so that it can at least act a bit feeble. Experience taught this novice, it calculated the calculations, to traverse the long distance, fear hindered the transmissions. Krypton used to think without links he was one of the stable nobles, he wasn’t the one that wobbles and, one of the table’s baubles.
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Dec 17, 2016
Dec 17, 2016 at 4:36 AM UTC
Krypton
He was the sun. And she was the moon. The distance took a toll, the timing hindered their potential, and their differences collided. You see, their paths rarely crossed. But when they do, they could not get enough of each other
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 9:35 AM UTC
Distance
Here, i am slowly learning that i am slightly more deserving than what i’ve been given in my past I am always on the right track onto the next practical coordinates and i no longer believe in crossing paths i am a believer in destinations that is the confidence and pride speaking when i plan the journey ahead i am good with direction not hindered by crossed roads not the path less travelled or the path created i am not on your maps distance is what i have asked for time and time again i have fallen from a cross road i am where you cannot find me you can’t find something you can’t recognize here at a dead end and still continuing i am not on any path, but I am Here
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Oct 24, 2016
Oct 24, 2016 at 9:28 PM UTC
"Crossing Paths"
Wandering through a field of flowers, Petals sway with each gentle breeze, Only to stumble and embrace the rich soil, A purple rose to my face, respectfully bowing to it. Its vibrant purple hue set it apart from the rest, I was entranced by the way it stood out, So I knelt down and offered it to dance, Carefully plucking it from the ground. The purple rose swayed like a graceful dancer, As if it were the one controlling the wind's rhythm, I met an extraordinary partner in this floral waltz, I lift it above my head, and it twinkled with delight. What if I let the wind carry you to the sky? I released the rose, and it vanished from sight, As darkness enveloped the deep blue sky above, Only to reveal the moon, with a twinkling star beside it. Front row seats to admire its beauty, A hidden gem, beneath all this earthly rubble, Who knew you'd ascend so high, Flamboyant and shining ever so bright. The soil is not where you truly belong, For it has hindered your growth for so long, To stand out, high above, with that radiant glow, Is what you've always deserved to know.
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Oct 13, 2023
Oct 13, 2023 at 1:49 AM UTC
Light of the world
A rose Given to a lover in a time Full of joyous happy days spent together All the while she watches the beautiful symbol of love Wilt on her window sill Memories come flooding back of him. And all they love they shared together. Months pass by He is no longer her's. She hides the rose from her right. New lovers come and go Just as the seasons pass by She finds it one day, Crisp, fragile, and aged Time has not hindered its beauty. Once more she is reminded Of the love that died.
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Nov 18, 2012
Nov 18, 2012 at 3:06 PM UTC
The Rose
Snoring gangling giant, Slumbering away on a snowy       night. Spoil of war unprotected, Opening ways for ingress of       worrisome infiltrated       interlopers. Remember the lord of Philistine       Samusini, Who returned not from the       seductive antics of his       mistress, Perished in the furnace fire of       frustration, And drowned in the Laguna of      no return Slumbering hindered the move       of the water. Howling of devourers enclosed       your shack. Heterocercal caudal fins of       sharks prevented the sailing       of ships. Wolfished wailing of tidal waves       consumed the anchorage       ground. And the apparition of foes       lurked-up in darkness like       the foehn on the Alps. Awake before the devastating       night owl. Awake from the abyss of deep       slumber. Awake before the cockcrow, When darkness of defeats Controls the reigns of night. Snoring gangling giant, Awake unto light.
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Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 6:40 AM UTC
SLUMBERING GIANT
What I wouldn't give to hide and break the glass covering my mind release the tension as it builds up relieve the steam let loose the dreams smell the new horizon spanning my fate look across my mind's ocean and forget all of the commotion caused by my own brain’s turmoil fixed in the work of turning the soil the labor, the toil, spanning generations. Discovering new fields and meadows of the mind would help, not hinder a cerebrum such as mine expanding further past the shore deeper into the metaphorical earth of conscience but instead I await a rescue for, what simply more could I do? the lines of capable and not so are thicker than before and I'm on the side of failure my continuance is dependent upon my hindered success my mind and my clothes and my body's a mess I want the shake and break the glass encasing my brain crack the display case do more than what is required but how can I do more when I can't do less? How can I derail this train of thought that I will never be the best and I might not even be good.
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 2:05 PM UTC
What I Wouldn't Give to Hide
I was just getting a coffee Grabbed a seat and shut my eyes My son was in for testing Having trouble with his eyes The room was full of parents Also waiting on some tests But over in the corner Sat one boy not like the rest He was in a wheelchair setup With knobs and flags, all sorts of gear He looked at me and smiled "you're new...I've not seen you here" I smiled, mumbled something He smiled back, said "it's ok." Then he wheeled himself beside me And said "Sir, your life will change today" "Your son will come back to you" "There are things he'll have to do" "He can only do so much though" "The rest is up to you" "Don't look on him as challenged" "your son, is still the same" "he's now....a different kind of normal" "If you must give it a name" "A child born with no sight" "That is normal ....don't you see?" "What's normal to that child" "Is just not the same for you and me" "It's a different kind of normal" "That's the best thing you can say" "For a child without eyesight" "you just find a different way" "How do you know the feeling" "Of something you've not had?| "If you've never caught a football" "Would missing it be bad?" "It's just a different kind of normal" "That's all that I can say" "I've never run or jumped" "But, I still learned to play" This boy, was something special Someone special, heaven sent I was learning things for nothing And to me that's money well spent "A person adapts to whatever" "it is they have to change" "It's just a different kind of normal" "And it's really not so strange" "Who says just what is normal?" "We're all different in some way" "Whether hindered by our bodies" "Or by things along the way" "To label one as special" "or as challenged, or just ill" "It limits them forever" "It equates them down to nil" "Just think we all are equal" "We just don't all act the same" "We're a different kind of normal" "And to us, it's not a game" He touched my hand real gently More like a feather on my skin He said, "My name is Simon" "And I'm glad that you came in" "Just think of what I told you" "Just take some time, once I am gone" "We're all a different kind of normal" "Now you know...so...pass it on."
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 11:27 PM UTC
A different kind of normal
I was just getting a coffee Grabbed a seat and shut my eyes My son was in for testing Having trouble with his eyes The room was full of parents Also waiting on some tests But over in the corner Sat one boy not like the rest He was in a wheelchair setup With knobs and flags, all sorts of gear He looked at me and smiled "you're new...I've not seen you here" I smiled, mumbled something He smiled back, said "it's ok." Then he wheeled himself beside me And said "Sir, your life will change today" "Your son will come back to you" "There are things he'll have to do" "He can only do so much though" "The rest is up to you" "Don't look on him as challenged" "your son, is still the same" "he's now....a different kind of normal" "If you must give it a name" "A child born with no sight" "That is normal ....don't you see?" "What's normal to that child" "Is just not the same for you and me" "It's a different kind of normal" "That's the best thing you can say" "For a child without eyesight" "you just find a different way" "How do you know the feeling" "Of something you've not had?| "If you've never caught a football" "Would missing it be bad?" "It's just a different kind of normal" "That's all that I can say" "I've never run or jumped" "But, I still learned to play" This boy, was something special Someone special, heaven sent I was learning things for nothing And to me that's money well spent "A person adapts to whatever" "it is they have to change" "It's just a different kind of normal" "And it's really not so strange" "Who says just what is normal?" "We're all different in some way" "Whether hindered by our bodies" "Or by things along the way" "To label one as special" "or as challenged, or just ill" "It limits them forever" "It equates them down to nil" "Just think we all are equal" "We just don't all act the same" "We're a different kind of normal" "And to us, it's not a game" He touched my hand real gently More like a feather on my skin He said, "My name is Simon" "And I'm glad that you came in" "Just think of what I told you" "Just take some time, once I am gone" "We're all a different kind of normal" "Now you know...so...pass it on."
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As everything comes to a close, the end is dawning upon thee I thought I was prepared with my farewells, apparently not sadly. recent events made it difficult to say goodbye to all the things I love no matter how hard I try. I deemed the thought that I could face this with pride yet I seem to have so much things to hide. Perhaps the fear hindered me from saying all that I need to say to settle unfinished businesses and things left unsaid, array. I therefore realized that I have a lot of things to express and I just can't settle with foregoing it all, I can't suppress. Boldly as it may seem, it easier said than done. I just can't find the right time to say it, how it should've begun. My mind consumes me with this unsettling thought leaving me baffled, confused on what I ought. it's easier to shun it away, long forgotten, but escaping doesn't fix anything does it? I guess it shouldn't happen... Say I were to express these unspoken of truths that confined me and hindered me to show myself, soothe. Will the opportunity to speak of be bestowed? Am I to be strengthened, courage, bravery endowed? To be granted this desire to behold my insights is the greatest blessing to be bestowed by the above lights. Give me the answer I ask of thee! Should I speak of this or flee?! I yearn to tell the truth and the whole truth to thee. for clarity and liberation from this for me...
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 11:50 AM UTC
Unspoken Thoughts
Enraptured by the senses heightened, Sight stolen by blindfold, Mobility hindered by bands of silk, Forced into placidity by restraints. Blinded abruptly, Aural faculty's amplified by the loss. Still, I hear nothing. Silence so thick it's tangible, Heavy, weighed down by an anxious nervousness, Attuned to very vibrations permeating the atmosphere, Breathing in sync with the pulse of my blood, Harsh and quick, Thunderous in the stillness of this contemporary plane. I'm almost afraid. Fear exacerbated by acute vulnerability, Naked to criticism, to contempt, to desecration. Offered as repast, Meal to sate invisible mouth, Chocolate sin to tantalize his tongue, Displayed and arranged for his feast. I long to be free. Wavering between the excitement begotten by thrill, And a desperate need to escape, I hang. With nothing to ground me. Held aloft at another's will. I long to be free... Don't I?
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Jul 24, 2021
Jul 24, 2021 at 3:06 PM UTC
"Bound" - Chris'Nell
804 No Notice gave She, but a Change— No Message, but a Sigh— For Whom, the Time did not suffice That She should specify. She was not warm, though Summer shone Nor scrupulous of cold Though Rime by Rime, the steady Frost Upon Her ***** piled— Of shrinking ways—she did not fright Though all the Village looked— But held Her gravity aloft— And met the gaze—direct— And when adjusted like a Seed In careful fitted Ground Unto the Everlasting Spring And hindered but a Mound Her Warm return, if so she chose— And We—imploring drew— Removed our invitation by As Some She never knew—
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No Notice gave She, but a Change
606 The Trees like Tassels—hit—and swung— There seemed to rise a Tune From Miniature Creatures Accompanying the Sun— Far Psalteries of Summer— Enamoring the Ear They never yet did satisfy— Remotest—when most fair The Sun shone whole at intervals— Then Half—then utter hid— As if Himself were optional And had Estates of Cloud Sufficient to enfold Him Eternally from view— Except it were a whim of His To let the Orchards grow— A Bird sat careless on the fence— One gossipped in the Lane On silver matters charmed a Snake Just winding round a Stone— Bright Flowers slit a Calyx And soared upon a Stem Like Hindered Flags—Sweet hoisted— With Spices—in the Hem— ’Twas more—I cannot mention— How mean—to those that see— Vandyke’s Delineation Of Nature’s—Summer Day!
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The Trees like Tassels—hit—and swung
Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit Cross legged I sit Swallowing stables to repair my inner self Am I to be martyred? Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit I'm in a panic, my heart's edging its final fit Cross legged I sit With a scissors I cut off my rough edges Am I to be martyred? Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit In my head I feel this is it Using a ruler to guide my knife Blood falls like a liquid hour glass ending my life I can't be who I have to be My aspirations far outweigh my ability My motivation is hindered by my stupidity I'm sick of the annual near life experience Depression is the zeitgeist of our generation Correct me if I'm wrong Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit I try to hot clue my memories The fondest, I fear, aren't even true I feel like I'm being eaten alive I'm a lobster in a *** slowly being boiled My claws are being torn from me My very soul being soiled My heart is still beating My legs are being ripped from my rife carcass I cry louder than I ever thought possible Still breathing I am in gross darkness My eyes feel like they're going to bleed My tail is ripped from me I wish I could plea But I'm just one I'm just me Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit But I will share
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Jul 3, 2014
Jul 3, 2014 at 5:59 PM UTC
Stationary Kit
Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit Cross legged I sit Swallowing stables to repair my inner self Am I to be martyred? Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit I'm in a panic, my heart's edging its final fit Cross legged I sit With a scissors I cut off my rough edges Am I to be martyred? Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit In my head I feel this is it Using a ruler to guide my knife Blood falls like a liquid hour glass ending my life I can't be who I have to be My aspirations far outweigh my ability My motivation is hindered by my stupidity I'm sick of the annual near life experience Depression is the zeitgeist of our generation Correct me if I'm wrong Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit I try to hot clue my memories The fondest, I fear, aren't even true I feel like I'm being eaten alive I'm a lobster in a *** slowly being boiled My claws are being torn from me My very soul being soiled My heart is still beating My legs are being ripped from my rife carcass I cry louder than I ever thought possible Still breathing I am in gross darkness My eyes feel like they're going to bleed My tail is ripped from me I wish I could plea But I'm just one I'm just me Sitting in a moon lit field In my hands, the future I yield I've got a personal stationary kit But I will share
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