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"huntresses" poems
these are but sagas for lovers and haters in love who love to hate but are in hate with love these poems of couples who exist to exist and to redefine Is these are but stories for the sons of bleary eyed fathers who tread the same threads across dilated garters and heroic stoics be proud! these are but fables of folly and of transparent whim of hunters’ beguilement of huntresses’ **** of mechanical males who practise old tricks these are but tales of maidens and heads of neverending aims nevertheless transfixed these are but poems of Envy and Trust poems that unbe the unfair for the sake of unlove and while mechanical feelers probe seas of flesh dealers and reels of film cast doubts of Enough these are still but poems of Trust
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Nov 23, 2012
Nov 23, 2012 at 8:11 PM UTC
trust
In the house of death the old ones chant strange couplets & mysterious narratives- that like the tumble-weeds wisp through the picket fence.... & flows, sweeping down the dark byways & pathways..... echoing out over the empty lawns- they hold sway, beckoning otherworldly beings. & on the porch my girlfriend sits swinging on the lover’s seat with her long glimmering hair radiant more luminous than fireflies a glorious raiment- & as she swings the floorboards creak their own riddle. A unicorn from the world next-door prances up the gravel road..... & places his soft enigmatic head upon her lap... & as she strokes the snow-white curls of his mane. carresing his horn with her long fingers. The unicorn closes his eyes & falls asleep- Trusting in their affinity........ The elms & chestnuts sing as the stars & moon skinny-dip. In the throats of their branches the limbs of the trees begin to leaf.... Surly the world is coming to an end..... As the huntresses pull up in the driveway in their pickup trucks. Humming with their sharp spears: “so many unicorns from the world next door are eating up the antique roses of civilization in the flower beds of providence Unicorns are emptying our dying fountains.”. They whisper through the spaces of their teeth.... & as the sky unfolds with alien constellations. the brook behind the house cries itself bitter- the bulrushes & the tangleberies, the rumpleleworte & rhubarb wither next to the apiary of treachery & then our the fountains die.....
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
A Unicorn From The World Next-door
In the house of death the old ones chant strange couplets & mysterious narratives- that like the tumble-weeds wisp through the picket fence.... & flows, sweeping down the dark byways & pathways..... echoing out over the empty lawns- they hold sway, beckoning otherworldly beings. & on the porch my girlfriend sits swinging on the lover’s seat with her long glimmering hair radiant more luminous than fireflies a glorious raiment- & as she swings the floorboards creak their own riddle. A unicorn from the world next-door prances up the gravel road..... & places his soft enigmatic head upon her lap... & as she strokes the snow-white curls of his mane. carresing his horn with her long fingers. The unicorn closes his eyes & falls asleep- Trusting in their affinity........ The elms & chestnuts sing as the stars & moon skinny-dip. In the throats of their branches the limbs of the trees begin to leaf.... Surly the world is coming to an end..... As the huntresses pull up in the driveway in their pickup trucks. Humming with their sharp spears: “so many unicorns from the world next door are eating up the antique roses of civilization in the flower beds of providence Unicorns are emptying our dying fountains.”. They whisper through the spaces of their teeth.... & as the sky unfolds with alien constellations. the brook behind the house cries itself bitter- the bulrushes & the tangleberies, the rumpleleworte & rhubarb wither next to the apiary of treachery & then our the fountains die.....
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when the conflict of demons brings the realms end, we see it thus and take to the sunless sky, my friends the gods are cruel, the arrow as left thy huntresses hand, my soul crafted for retribution, ripples materialize on the depth-less expanse, to become the dew that quenches the cosmos, but their hopes are scattered by contention, one is a hero, one shall wonder the universe, the last is taken captive, the breeze ripples over the ocean surface, legend shall whisper, hero of the dusk, healer of creation, by scarlet rose
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 3:43 PM UTC
THE WORLD
I asked the tired clichés, to do away With everything I feel for you. They yawned they didn't have the strength, nor the murderous intent To see a task like that one through. I asked the eggs in the trees To fall and join me on the ground. On hearing my scream, their Mother Flew on down And she sang to me So delicately Of how a yolk in a shell in a bed Is like a brain in a skull in a head Insofar as it's exactly where it needs to be Yet oh so, oh so very easily Tempted away. By hollow huntresses like me. And so I explained, There's a bottle in my hand, oblivion Doesn't know my first name. It hasn't spread to my heart, though I know it's weight For I've carried some shame. But I was taught to feel gratitude The same way I feel my own blood -feel it coursing through me as the sun hits the autumn leaves. I was taught to feel the same, about love. For as long as I live and breathe. But every day I get a little less sure on how it's achieved Or if it will ever be Ever be enough.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 4:09 PM UTC
Your praises