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I remember the day you told me your job. I was over joyed at the fact that I can have pink grass, A colour that represented me so perfectly. I was a princess and that is the colour to represent me. You laughed at the thought as I continued going on about glitter and lights in twined between each blade. I smiled as I imaged you and your crew working on my yard and I lean against the house admiring the movement of the muscles on your back. I remember the first time we called, We had just met the day before as I was enthralled with your imagination and I wanted to play. I was nervous but you didn't know. I don't remember what we spoke, but I remember your laugh, I remember the teasing and I remember your infatuation with my breast. No, I wasn't offended. I am a ***** and I appreciate the flattery, Can you get in my pants? Yes with a price of your daily attention. It has been months since the mention of pink grass, My grass welts now and dirt scatters my yard. My skirt is pulled up and I stare at a screen, Waiting... waiting... How is your grass? How are your needs? How are you and me? I never hear from you anymore and I come to my conclusion, I will never get my pink grass.
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 12:01 AM UTC
Pink Grass and Laughter
Dragonfly   o   Dragonfly   framed against a lazy summer sky, you'll hover and ponder out yonder, like an acrobat you fly. You'll dance and dart, hover and peer, Touching, stalking, feathered walking. On pond shadows dark and near, onto sunbeams  sparkling clear. Casting imaged reflections, on a mirrored surface of life's crystal pond. Where ever-diminishing dainty rippled circles, disappear onto a distant misty shore beyond. You'll ponder and peep, through dark secrets your pond might keep,   captured images of animals & bees, scented flowers & soft young trees. About political boundary bursts, and agonizing desert thirsts. While strife-torn agony song is being sung, at the scorching heat of the searing Sun. Witnessing a climate change, Industrial, Oil, Air & Waste pollution. With no workable cleanup program in site, to warrant a solution. Our planet's resources stretched, to its limits by human misery & industry untold. Life's habitats are disappearing, the beginning of Earth end is nearing. It is inevitable that soon, to soon, after million a year, on life's crystal ponds so clear. You'll too succumb to man's industrious endevours, and for eternity disappear. Andreas Strauss.16 June 2007
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 4:16 AM UTC
Dragonfly o Dragonfly
One day the skies opened up with snow And one lost elf did not know where to go He kept going in circles, around and around But the skies kept putting more snow on the ground He found himself in a Winter forest, dark and deep He thought he heard the dead trees start to creep He imaged eyes gazing like a terrifying light Or was it the reflection where everything was white The poor little elf was starting to get very cold He wish he had stayed home, like he had been told As more snow fell he began to shiver and shake So scared that snow monsters might come awake Suddenly a sound made the poor elf start to yell He had heard a ringing, a sound of a bell Then he saw a jolly fat man dressed in white and red With reindeers that pulled him sitting on a sled He offered the elf to come and sit by his side Then they shot up into the sky, it was a special ride The jolly fat man took the elf home to his mother He was so happy when he shared the story with his brother So every year he leaves mince pies and a drop of red wine Something special for the jolly fat man to dine He now stays in when it snows, whenever he can And the once lost elf always remembers that jolly fat man copyright Chris Smith 22nd December 2009 Merry Christmas to all on Hello Poetry
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Dec 22, 2009
Dec 22, 2009 at 9:17 AM UTC
The Lost Elf
To death in love! The eye of ones heart closes for their beloved, their most precious treasure of them all clouded by emotions stored for them deep within Unanswered love leads to a stinging mind of the subscocious, caught and rose by a burning ember of feelings, turning into an inferno, Blinded by it, they will not acknowledge the falsities of their partner, nor their mistakes or even their treaciousness, as for them he is perfect, conciously imaged as the ideal and the best they ever had, But no! God forbids, they learn about the art of blinding love while they sink to the bottom of a sea of passion and affection, in a last remote of a courtain call to simple yet manifest carelessness, Small lies lead to grand falsities overlooked by a noncaring closed eye Rekindled in a dream they rather follow their instincs than the truth, Illusions cast by embers of love deep within the unconcious, like a courtain to be blocked from all light, holding on to dear of what is loved and cherished, praised and adored, an emotion leading stray, The philosophy of a hated person, would be to never close the open eye of ones heart, so you fall not too hard when you begin to love, But when all falls apart, realisation is like the thorns of countless roses It is the heart sign of selfless love. ~ Umi
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Apr 4, 2018
Apr 4, 2018 at 8:52 AM UTC
Untitled
That smile of his Held the beauty of the world It was ever so charming and undeniably sweet Entrancing all those who lay eyes upon it There was a time where I once imaged I could even sell my soul if need be Whenever I saw his precious smile Then I came to see The true colours behind that smile Twas like a poisonous flower Blooming and vibrant Luring in its fragile prey Bewitching it within its spell Intoxicated by the nectar Unable to ever leave Upon revealing the truth That lay so evidently to preying eyes He had already long abandoned me leaving nothing but a memory of what was And a forever lingering taste of honey A sweetness upon my tongue Though it is best to end this longing This yearning for that man Who's smile warmed my heart halting my breath but for a moment As if encased within a time When my entire world was composed of Only him and that devious smile Yet my mind refuses to forget.... .
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 8:52 AM UTC
That Smile Drenched in Honey
“Don't you miss being in love?”, she asks. I simmer, gathering myself and my thoughts. No, I don't, because I have not been in love; Not in the manner I imagine it. I have loved - beautifully, might I add - But never have I been in love. How can I have? At my best, all I knew was to compel, persuasively, someone into loving me - the best possible way I knew how. I revealed just enough of myself, the beautiful of myself, the parts of me that drew butterflies. Hidden were the broken parts of me, those which keep me awake, sleepless - 'til the moon kisses me goodnight, in the last hours before dawn. I am not, by any means, denying ever loving. I have loved, blindly and beautifully. All I have ever been good at was loving - loving someone into loving me, the best way possible. But, all of their love was inadequate. A love which always fell short of loving me, the best way possible. Love; inadequate: Unable to express loving me, unable to express themselves of loving me. In turn, I was slapped with sloppy efforts of loving me - Vague inadequacies of love. It was never enough, not remotely close, to what I had imaged loving me would be. It was short of ever arousing me internally, short of wits to spiral me into being in love. And so, how can I miss being in love, when it has always been a feeling that eluded me? How can I miss being in love, when in love - I concealed the broken parts of me? How can I have been in love when I was lonely, in love? *How can I have been in love, when all I knew of being in love was to love myself - by loving whomever loved the aesthetic parts of me?* Loving me has always been an infatuation - an infatuation of the broken pieces of me, coming together to create an illusion of a love - an unsatisfactory love for loving me. How can I have ever been in love when no one has known, expressed, conjured the best possible way of loving me. All of me. Once more, up at the last hours before dawn - awaiting the moon to kiss me goodnight, I tell her.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 8:00 PM UTC
Conversations with her, the moon.
“Don't you miss being in love?”, she asks. I simmer, gathering myself and my thoughts. No, I don't, because I have not been in love; Not in the manner I imagine it. I have loved - beautifully, might I add - But never have I been in love. How can I have? At my best, all I knew was to compel, persuasively, someone into loving me - the best possible way I knew how. I revealed just enough of myself, the beautiful of myself, the parts of me that drew butterflies. Hidden were the broken parts of me, those which keep me awake, sleepless - 'til the moon kisses me goodnight, in the last hours before dawn. I am not, by any means, denying ever loving. I have loved, blindly and beautifully. All I have ever been good at was loving - loving someone into loving me, the best way possible. But, all of their love was inadequate. A love which always fell short of loving me, the best way possible. Love; inadequate: Unable to express loving me, unable to express themselves of loving me. In turn, I was slapped with sloppy efforts of loving me - Vague inadequacies of love. It was never enough, not remotely close, to what I had imaged loving me would be. It was short of ever arousing me internally, short of wits to spiral me into being in love. And so, how can I miss being in love, when it has always been a feeling that eluded me? How can I miss being in love, when in love - I concealed the broken parts of me? How can I have been in love when I was lonely, in love? *How can I have been in love, when all I knew of being in love was to love myself - by loving whomever loved the aesthetic parts of me?* Loving me has always been an infatuation - an infatuation of the broken pieces of me, coming together to create an illusion of a love - an unsatisfactory love for loving me. How can I have ever been in love when no one has known, expressed, conjured the best possible way of loving me. All of me. Once more, up at the last hours before dawn - awaiting the moon to kiss me goodnight, I tell her.
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Somethings wrong with me I lie in bed with building angst I close my eyes and the imaged emerge Their hands on my body A man who loves to roam He takes my body And collides it with his I desire it I find myself aroused But I've been there done that and I know If I remake this Into reality I will live To regret it And hate myself for it Still I can't escape The desires urges and images They are what control me and they never plan On letting me go.
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Jul 3, 2012
Jul 3, 2012 at 10:28 PM UTC
Hypersexual
it is warped, a flash, altered fast, a hummingbirds heartbeat glances in mirrors reveal what couldve held elegance, but now holds no potential. a rose stripped of petals, cities smothered in fog, we are hurling questions into canyons hungry for echoes, imaged answers. on february nights I discover tight smirks and smiles. vampires to paper, my thoughts hold no reflection, I could capture syllables dripping like acid from your sick, posioned lips. loud apologies, pleading, forgiveness, and yet, I sense no guilt. love stories of bruises and scars spell beauty, murals, pansies of purple and yellow flourish, fill the curves of my hips. sighing at the blades trail, you kicked and shamed me. six months pass, marks splatter your arm needles now plant promises, whispers, lies you starved for. fingers dance against the pistol, never pulling. empty shivers, applause from the crowd, twisted approval only you could hear. eyes that once wept at my sickness glaze and fall heavy, water beaten, eroded valleys. syringes drain the handprints I left. three a.m. brings shaded skies your cries for help glow, a crescent moon. but I am asleep.
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 9:00 PM UTC
Illusions
Finite space within the palms Of two celestial halves They brought their hands together and cursed our eyes, and mouths, and hearts Imaged us in self-belief Perfection in the unity Of lesser mortals, incomplete, forever searching for the second piece She paced the gaps Spun and leapt A half circle Slipping through the cracks An arc entwined The empty divide Too short to reach His side Incomplete in death as in life He tied a tongue around To make a noose of himself So when the noise finally died down he’d found himself within a crowd Laughed the loudest at the end With no breath at all Attention at the precipice, from misfit hearts. A lifetime gone
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 7:08 AM UTC
shapeless
leave me to precious illusions moments of bliss love imaged momentarily eases the thirst the dreaded melancholy until i am awaken re-remembering the gnawing thirst even at busy intervals never a stranger how i wish providence to come and quite me of melancholy impatient i am resentful, for unwanted experience that lacerated deep weak and regretful but always interchangeable never constant she has alluded me in youth i wonder in age have i atoned enough will she finally find me worthy uncertain of my fate i drift
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 8:29 AM UTC
leave me
I dreamt of draupadi, birthed by fire foot on black coals smoldering face smothered soot an offering vengeance - mocked, name soiled a scapegoat for war because of a purpose dictated by her father, for laughter imaged from her lips a blame only a man or five, a few producers, even, can shift to a woman.
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Jun 15, 2020
Jun 15, 2020 at 8:26 AM UTC
draupadi
It's so complicated to explain We went from love to fun to pain And found new people to love But yours didn't fit like a glove Mine is going strong But yours is going wrong She doesn't want you anymore You don't know what for I feel bad, I really do There's always been something different about you I know you like the back of my hand I lay in bed listening to your favorite band Reminiscing We thought we had it all together But I found someone for the better You remind me of all we used to do Like making out in dressing rooms God we were so young and naive But still we don't know what we need The comfort of talking, warm like a fire I imaged more than this eight years prior
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Jan 12, 2024
Jan 12, 2024 at 3:40 AM UTC
Prior
**Imagine, if you will, a swirling energy Dancing around a core Forever compelled to enter one end Of a doughnut-like hole Converging, traveling up and Flinging out again in a creative burst Spreading in all directions But pulled by an irresistible force To follow semi-circular paths Back to the base There to be reunited, renewed and then Flow up and out again And around and back And up and out And around and back Again and again And -- Can this Torus imaged energy be universal Both encompassing the cosmos And small carbon units like myself Did my atoms arise from the core and Manifest in a splendid journey Through colorful space and finite time And will my spirit go back To coalesce in the core And spring up again And again and again And -- Are black holes in space Magnetized entrances into a doughnut hole where compressed energy races up the core and Spews out in a sprawling light show of universes Until it is all called back to the base To be fused again, transformed, Recreated and sent up and out And around and back Again and again And --**
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 5:01 PM UTC
My Torus (by Thelma)
Was that the landmark? What,—the foolish well Whose wave, low down, I did not stoop to drink, But sat and flung the pebbles from its brink In sport to send its imaged skies pell-mell, (And mine own image, had I noted well!) Was that my point of turning?—I had thought The stations of my course should rise unsought, As altar-stone or ensigned citadel. But lo! the path is missed, I must go back, And thirst to drink when next I reach the spring Which once I stained, which since may have grown black. Yet though no light be left nor bird now sing As here I turn, I’ll thank God, hastening, That the same goal is still on the same track.
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The Landmark
Snow softly falls Forming a white downey blanket Upon the cold ground Where it finds a woman Looking down Upon a single tombstone She weeps Like she has done For 5 long years. Her loving husband rested there Cradled in the earth Along side her daughter Who barely had begun her life Now rested with her father Un aware of the dark That lurked in the world. In her hands She held 4 roses. Each red and lush Full of life unlike her heart Which cries infinite tears. Her world shattered In an instant As the truck hit the car Claiming the fathers life The daughter singing in the back Now screamed as the car rolled Until it stopped And silenced her forever She placed the roses on the stone Gently in the soft downy snow One day she would join them But until then She would visit Everyday And carry roses Into The cryptic, cold place. The only color That mirror imaged her inside Her lost heart Mirrored by The Gothic Rose.
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Aug 9, 2012
Aug 9, 2012 at 1:04 AM UTC
The Gothic Rose
River, that rollest by the ancient walls, Where dwells the lady of my love, when she Walks by thy brink, and there perchance recalls A faint and fleeting memory of me; What if thy deep and ample stream should be A mirror of my heart, where she may read The thousand thoughts I now betray to thee, Wild as thy wave, and headlong as thy speed! What do I say—a mirror of my heart? Are not thy waters sweeping, dark, and strong? Such as my feelings were and are, thou art; And such as thou art were my passions long. Time may have somewhat tamed them,—not for ever; Thou overflow’st thy banks, and not for aye The ***** overboils, congenial river! Thy floods subside, and mine have sunk away. But left long wrecks behind, and now again, Born in our old unchanged career, we move; Thou tendest wildly onwards to the main, And I—to loving one I should not love. The current I behold will sweep beneath Her native walls and murmur at her feet; Her eyes will look on thee, when she shall breathe The twilight air, unharmed by summer’s heat. She will look on thee,—I have looked on thee, Full of that thought; and, from that moment, ne’er Thy waters could I dream of, name, or see, Without the inseparable sigh for her! Her bright eyes will be imaged in thy stream,— Yes! they will meet the wave I gaze on now: Mine cannot witness, even in a dream, That happy wave repass me in its flow! The wave that bears my tears returns no more: Will she return by whom that wave shall sweep? Both tread thy banks, both wander on thy shore, I by thy source, she by the dark-blue deep. But that which keepeth us apart is not Distance, nor depth of wave, nor space of earth, But the distraction of a various lot, As various as the climates of our birth. A stranger loves the lady of the land, Born far beyond the mountains, but his blood Is all meridian, as if never fanned By the black wind that chills the polar flood. My blood is all meridian; were it not, I had not left my clime, nor should I be, In spite of tortures, ne’er to be forgot, A slave again of love,—at least of thee. ’Tis vain to struggle—let me perish young— Live as I lived, and love as I have loved; To dust if I return, from dust I sprung, And then, at least, my heart can ne’er be moved.
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Stanzas To The Po
River, that rollest by the ancient walls, Where dwells the lady of my love, when she Walks by thy brink, and there perchance recalls A faint and fleeting memory of me; What if thy deep and ample stream should be A mirror of my heart, where she may read The thousand thoughts I now betray to thee, Wild as thy wave, and headlong as thy speed! What do I say—a mirror of my heart? Are not thy waters sweeping, dark, and strong? Such as my feelings were and are, thou art; And such as thou art were my passions long. Time may have somewhat tamed them,—not for ever; Thou overflow’st thy banks, and not for aye The ***** overboils, congenial river! Thy floods subside, and mine have sunk away. But left long wrecks behind, and now again, Born in our old unchanged career, we move; Thou tendest wildly onwards to the main, And I—to loving one I should not love. The current I behold will sweep beneath Her native walls and murmur at her feet; Her eyes will look on thee, when she shall breathe The twilight air, unharmed by summer’s heat. She will look on thee,—I have looked on thee, Full of that thought; and, from that moment, ne’er Thy waters could I dream of, name, or see, Without the inseparable sigh for her! Her bright eyes will be imaged in thy stream,— Yes! they will meet the wave I gaze on now: Mine cannot witness, even in a dream, That happy wave repass me in its flow! The wave that bears my tears returns no more: Will she return by whom that wave shall sweep? Both tread thy banks, both wander on thy shore, I by thy source, she by the dark-blue deep. But that which keepeth us apart is not Distance, nor depth of wave, nor space of earth, But the distraction of a various lot, As various as the climates of our birth. A stranger loves the lady of the land, Born far beyond the mountains, but his blood Is all meridian, as if never fanned By the black wind that chills the polar flood. My blood is all meridian; were it not, I had not left my clime, nor should I be, In spite of tortures, ne’er to be forgot, A slave again of love,—at least of thee. ’Tis vain to struggle—let me perish young— Live as I lived, and love as I have loved; To dust if I return, from dust I sprung, And then, at least, my heart can ne’er be moved.
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Aristotle at my fingertips, not locked in soliloquies I may perform, but heard from an Oxford don I have in my pocket, as I lean into each lesson and trudge up and down my morning constitutional, where the firebreak meets chaparral alive with cottontail this morning, when I almost said, "it's too hot." C'mon, walk a mile with me… like on the road to Emmaus, but Christ, no; this character, a soldier in me, about to salt out, bids me, walk a mile, "not two, one does the trick." The thought comes as a dare from the Ralston Purina guy, and I stepped onto my trail. I dare think Aristotle's thoughts after Plato's, thinking I could have known this when I was younger, but not to this degree, if I had not dropped out, and never knew, by rote, to pass a test, that "All men by nature desire to know." This is Curiosity, right? I suspect it is a gift. The joy we find in sensation, proof offered the gainsayer, I say again, that which is good for nothing never never naturally exists, so what tool forms an eye to notice that… see, through the window of my poetic-pathetic e-thoughtic soul a feathery family of phoebe birds, flits by, if that is the proper name {Tufted-Titmouse, my AI replies}, tails reflecting a smokey blue hue, they swoop and flutter past; I see in a non-imaged flashpast pattern from a time in the summer of 1969… Disneyfied trails from Cinderella's dressing room scene, not seen, but reminded of seeing, the pattern, in this phantomind dance, being witnessed now, as this old soldier once saw it performed by bluer birds than these… Time skipper shifts to another bubble intersecting mine and I hear a worried neighbor fret about the fire. I almost say, "One of the benefits of being backedup to the cloud, nothing to lose." But I remember, she collects purses and shoes.
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Sep 7, 2020
Sep 7, 2020 at 12:16 PM UTC
Walk the mile,
Aristotle at my fingertips, not locked in soliloquies I may perform, but heard from an Oxford don I have in my pocket, as I lean into each lesson and trudge up and down my morning constitutional, where the firebreak meets chaparral alive with cottontail this morning, when I almost said, "it's too hot." C'mon, walk a mile with me… like on the road to Emmaus, but Christ, no; this character, a soldier in me, about to salt out, bids me, walk a mile, "not two, one does the trick." The thought comes as a dare from the Ralston Purina guy, and I stepped onto my trail. I dare think Aristotle's thoughts after Plato's, thinking I could have known this when I was younger, but not to this degree, if I had not dropped out, and never knew, by rote, to pass a test, that "All men by nature desire to know." This is Curiosity, right? I suspect it is a gift. The joy we find in sensation, proof offered the gainsayer, I say again, that which is good for nothing never never naturally exists, so what tool forms an eye to notice that… see, through the window of my poetic-pathetic e-thoughtic soul a feathery family of phoebe birds, flits by, if that is the proper name {Tufted-Titmouse, my AI replies}, tails reflecting a smokey blue hue, they swoop and flutter past; I see in a non-imaged flashpast pattern from a time in the summer of 1969… Disneyfied trails from Cinderella's dressing room scene, not seen, but reminded of seeing, the pattern, in this phantomind dance, being witnessed now, as this old soldier once saw it performed by bluer birds than these… Time skipper shifts to another bubble intersecting mine and I hear a worried neighbor fret about the fire. I almost say, "One of the benefits of being backedup to the cloud, nothing to lose." But I remember, she collects purses and shoes.
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*Cruel Summer It’s a long cruel summer since you’ve been gone; starless skies greet dreamless nights and shadows eat my sight. I thought it would be easy not ever seeing you, but everything I do calls me to unsaid words unwritten unspoken in many colors, but mostly blue. ~~~ Life is mostly hard, filled with pain abuse that makes no sense and leaves us hollow sometimes. Whether it’s at the hands of those who raise us, or the one who promises to love us forever. And worse, we sometimes lose the ones we love the most- gone like mourning dew on a warm summer’s day. ~~~ I know all this, honestly I do. Yet I never thought it was you I would lose. Don’t ask me why I can not explain my Daliesque dream that you would remain. Perhaps it was my penchant at windmill jousting; or reading too much into Cervantes’ and his chivalrous Dulcinea desires that imaged you dancing from chandeliers or around those gypsy fires on cool spring nights; teasing me into submission and confessing my “sins” of falling for you. I have no words or rationale for any of this. I just know it’s a long cruel summer since you’ve been gone, leaving me all alone. ~~~ Maybe today, while it’s sunny and warm, I can find my sanity, the rationale to get out on my own and sing some silly 80's songs. Aztec Warrior/redzone 6.26.16*
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Sep 19, 2016
Sep 19, 2016 at 2:55 PM UTC
Cruel Summer
his eyes were arrested by her B R E A S T S her ******* stood out with great Z E S T he imaged how nice it would B E to ****** them L I B E R A L L Y as she sashayed down the S T R E E T he caught sight of her lovely H I P S he imaging running his H A N D S over their delightful C O N T O U R S she had his eyes S N A R E D with her sensual package of W A R E S
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Mar 29, 2013
Mar 29, 2013 at 8:42 PM UTC
Sensual Package Of Wares
This is more of a rant than a rhyme more of a shame than a crime A corporate hypocrisy lying too the rank and the file selling an imaged philosophy like feces dumped and compiled It rattles in the eves and gutters what they say but will not do adding up the liberal numbers monies just passing thru Austin's HEB's no way no how free bags in all of the towns that surround you'll find that bureaucracy lags given away plastic and brown No greater bow ****** liberals than to cave and give in too fools that bags given free without doubt took up less in city landfill than the ones you pay for like tools
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 8:59 PM UTC
Would you like lies? and/or hypocrisy?
For millennia awaited when appeared crucified For millennia warned when appeared worshipped The voice of history, prophetic truths, if perceived Past and Future, symmetrical, and mutually imaged A thing and an anti-thing, similar but opposed Not repeatable science nor philosophical dialecticism But a reversal of time, a humanly difficult reality As we look only ahead as we walk the same way Forward and backward, each way different to the eyes
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Aug 4, 2024
Aug 4, 2024 at 12:19 AM UTC
Prophetic History
a green screen, the imaged voice in my head. all is but what it is. and when spring comes, wounded trees bear a blossom in their own blood.
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 8:53 PM UTC
nowness
AWHILE, withdrawn in secret fields of thought, Her mind moved in a many-imaged past That lived again and saw its end approach: Dying, it lived imperishably in her; Transient and vanishing from transient eyes, Invisible, a fateful ghost of self, It bore the future on its phantom breast. Along the fleeting event’s far-backward trail Regressed the stream of the insistent hours, And on the bank of the mysterious flood Peopled with well-loved forms now seen no more And the subtle images of things that were, Her witness spirit stood reviewing Time. All that she once had hoped and dreamed and been, Flew past her eagle-winged through memory’s skies. As in a many-hued flaming inner dawn, Her life’s broad highways and its sweet bypaths Lay mapped to her sun-clear recording view, From the bright country of her childhood’s days And the blue mountains of her soaring youth And the paradise groves and peacock wings of Love To joy clutched under the silent shadow of doom In a last turn where heaven raced with hell. Twelve passionate months led in a day of fate. An absolute supernatural darkness falls On man sometimes when he draws near to God: An hour arrives when fail all Nature’s means; Forced out from the protecting Ignorance And flung back on his naked primal need, He at length must cast from him his surface soul And be the ungarbed entity within: -By Sri Auro,Book I,Canto II
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Mar 17, 2016
Mar 17, 2016 at 8:27 AM UTC
The issue
only i can get me higher than this lowest place but i imaged you held that power no sanctuary, no saving grace what's yours is yours what's mine is ours two hands i have three feet away too weak to reach you see right through me i can't forget your scent
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Jul 20, 2010
Jul 20, 2010 at 10:05 PM UTC
creep