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"inconclusive" poems
I'm hearing these alien words that terrify me. Terminal, seroconvert, infection, inconclusive, possibility. They say stay strong, keep your chin up. They don't understand just the possibility is enough. Who wants a woman you can't take to bed? Who wants to fear when I bled? Alien words, alien feelings, foreign bodies inside and out of me. But don't worry, they say. It's controllable, a pill a day. Pills. That's what they give me. For the depression, the infection, the anxiety. I feel as helpless as the child I will never bare. "What the hell is going on" I blare. Testing, testing, testing they say. As I ***** to cope and my legs give way. Fragility, infertility, susceptibility. But don't worry, it's all just a possibility.
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 10:45 PM UTC
*** Possibility
*** stick #1 says positive #2 from the dollar stores says negative but #3 from the grocery said positive and #4 from the general was inconclusive the #5 from ER was intrusive #6 from the gas station didn't work #7 from the immediate care center hurt so the clinic tells me they don't know for sure and ultrasounds aren't yet insured I guess I can wait If it isn't too late I feel my belly guess I'll see when I show But here comes the blood it just never will grow
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 11:28 AM UTC
unborn dreams
You are the brainteaser for what all the intellectuals have become somnambulist Still you are inconclusive; All the linguists have become asinine Since the language of your eyes are indecipherable Every single iota of your heart is a nuclear And all men are in love with nuclear When they burst, burst in silent You are the only cloud that brings rain in the heart For you all sins seem Romantic And all catastrophes are Dramatic All lovers watch, and remain as a sparrow alone upon the house top.
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 10:26 PM UTC
The Romantic Sins
As I go to sleep Dreams come knocking My subconscious mind In a rendezvous with me Am I asleep? The REM phase kicks in What do I want to view? I do not have a choice I am just a spectator For another movie Do I know the cast or crew? Is it a blockbuster or horror movie? The conclusion is inconclusive I may not be a protagonist Maybe a figment of my imagination Or, a vivid description of my days events It requires psychoanalysis My subconscious mind is in control Why can’t I have control? It’s not within my control I am asleep and my mind is awake Freud wrote extensively about it- In the ‘Interpretation of Dreams’ But still, outside our realm of understanding The symbols and motifs can give clue Ancient cultures have recorded on clay tablets But we may not be ever sure Or maybe the soul is guided somewhere Or it could be our inner desires Maybe it’s an unknown world Where we go out to venture Let there be beautiful dreams And dreams that inspire
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 10:46 AM UTC
Dreams
Growing up is finding out the real world is cruel Growing up is finding out what you once knew isn't real Growing up is realizing a movie or fairy tail Growing up is learning to hurt, and learning to fail. Growing up is truly learning how to fake a smile Growing up is finding out your grandfather is a ********* Growing up is finding out your family hates you for something you cannot control Growing up is going to the mines so you can support your hateful family by mining coal Growing up is coming to terms with death Growing up is learning your mother does **** Growing up is realizing your father is abusive Growing up is forever being inconclusive Growing up is pain Growing up is hate Growing up is raze Grown-up is a four letter word.
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Feb 1, 2019
Feb 1, 2019 at 7:02 PM UTC
Grown Up
Inconclusive patterns Form indented regularity In flowing drifts A panoply of tropical orchids In my mind A menaced distortion Straining forward Like an isolated image In an old photograph album Disclosing only the fragments Of an insoluble puzzle Its atmospherics of frequency Disturbs me somewhat It is identical to hidden speech Or the resistance to time Of exclamatory reminders Of forward motion That momentarily fascinates Then falls through a hole In a central vortex of vision This is the architectonics Of a thought That can never be articulated
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Feb 9, 2013
Feb 9, 2013 at 11:38 AM UTC
Unspoken
Romantic arson, a thousand lovers burning to the blooming flowers of my accelerant: amoral, senseless rage. Because I do not or will not consider another vice for your confessional. Come shed indifference. Thumb the holy water font. Theorize inconclusive evidence of life apart from love. Crawl into the vacant church which is my heart. Idolize Me.
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 3:05 PM UTC
Idol
it's embarrassing but it's true. i just googled "how to fall in love". and i googled "how to fall in love" because i am not in love right now and i really, really want to be. my google searchings were inconclusive and i am just as unsatisfied mind, body, and spirit as i was when i started typing "h" into the search bar there is nothing in my heart right now. my mother knocked and no one was home. it makes me anxious: how did i go from someone so overwhelmed by the enormity and ever-presence of her emotions to someone so void of them that i feel an echo in my chest when someone says my name? i've also googled sociopathy, but apparently i'm not one of those. so here i am, somewhere on a sliding scale between all or nothing. and i report from the field that it is not, in fact, all or nothing. i know i'm not alone out here, but it sure does feel like it, when i reach out and even shadows don't reach back. it's not like i've already accepted dying alone but it's not looking likely that i'll be marrying my college sweetheart, either. i just want my feelings back. is there a link to that in the first page of google results? i'll even pay for shipping, i guess.
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Nov 19, 2017
Nov 19, 2017 at 7:05 PM UTC
not bing
Look far beyond your nose Imagine the wording prose your mind recites despite the fights between the lights; Stand-back to back with your enemies And believe that you are safe, A mistake; Craving knowledge of everything from your existence To your beliefs I believed I was falling down the trail And all hail the misguided princess; She's so misguided the North Pole becomes south And the south; Exiting from her mouth With a flow; the beautiful candles of her heart. The beautiful candles of her heart Those that lit stormy fire inside mine Those that lit up the dark pits of something I forgot about, And all about my whereabouts I see the signs of inconclusive doubts Over my forehead, reflected upon people's faces; And eyes look at me with non-empithetical sympathy The symphony of eyelashes flapping over a lost identity. I'm lost. All those spiritual stoppages Are causing my hands to shiver All those figurative speech as she caresses her words Preparing mine to stutter Are making my eyes darken And my faith to dismay; I may, Or may not be the person you want to find But I find you the person I was never looking for Yet I still crave the carves you carve on my hands. The snapping bones of anger; The cracking knuckles of regret; The apprehensions preconceived with the threats; The young man lost his track The young man lost in the wild With ideas even wilder And actions that do not convey his messages For the circles of bees become limits to his being; For the frontiers of fighting lions Become barriers to his block, That upper corner in dying arteries; hidden Way over the Mediterranean seas forgotten, That young man is creating chaotic cancellations, Phones typing messages of hesitation, Brains articulating pieces of his own creation, A salutation be upon my buddy The young fellow who got lost facing everybody, And everybody cheered as they watched; His being stepped on, and heart being stabbed The chats between the minds Become cramps The cramps in his existence become fatal agitation The agitations in his life become psychiatric misinterpretation For he got it all wrong Everyone got it all wrong But does that stop him? Let alone Does that stop all the fake men who built their empires upon forged pillars? Killers, Of characteristics; Followers, Disciples and students To a dark lady Typing her last words of goodbye Over a phone that’s found in her palms Yet lost, In a young girl's heart.
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 10:06 AM UTC
Misguided
Look far beyond your nose Imagine the wording prose your mind recites despite the fights between the lights; Stand-back to back with your enemies And believe that you are safe, A mistake; Craving knowledge of everything from your existence To your beliefs I believed I was falling down the trail And all hail the misguided princess; She's so misguided the North Pole becomes south And the south; Exiting from her mouth With a flow; the beautiful candles of her heart. The beautiful candles of her heart Those that lit stormy fire inside mine Those that lit up the dark pits of something I forgot about, And all about my whereabouts I see the signs of inconclusive doubts Over my forehead, reflected upon people's faces; And eyes look at me with non-empithetical sympathy The symphony of eyelashes flapping over a lost identity. I'm lost. All those spiritual stoppages Are causing my hands to shiver All those figurative speech as she caresses her words Preparing mine to stutter Are making my eyes darken And my faith to dismay; I may, Or may not be the person you want to find But I find you the person I was never looking for Yet I still crave the carves you carve on my hands. The snapping bones of anger; The cracking knuckles of regret; The apprehensions preconceived with the threats; The young man lost his track The young man lost in the wild With ideas even wilder And actions that do not convey his messages For the circles of bees become limits to his being; For the frontiers of fighting lions Become barriers to his block, That upper corner in dying arteries; hidden Way over the Mediterranean seas forgotten, That young man is creating chaotic cancellations, Phones typing messages of hesitation, Brains articulating pieces of his own creation, A salutation be upon my buddy The young fellow who got lost facing everybody, And everybody cheered as they watched; His being stepped on, and heart being stabbed The chats between the minds Become cramps The cramps in his existence become fatal agitation The agitations in his life become psychiatric misinterpretation For he got it all wrong Everyone got it all wrong But does that stop him? Let alone Does that stop all the fake men who built their empires upon forged pillars? Killers, Of characteristics; Followers, Disciples and students To a dark lady Typing her last words of goodbye Over a phone that’s found in her palms Yet lost, In a young girl's heart.
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I was lost Missing in the act I try to be someone who i can never be, in fact Changing myself to someone's liking Walking on shards I panicked and can't breathe when will it end, i wish to know. I quiver in fear and all alone Losing my voice To which i saw a glimpse of light She guide me to my once forgotten self "you're not design to everyone's liking" Is what she said to me Just be yourself is all you need So inconclusive to this poem I do not wish to make another personality To which suits the other persons taste? That is just not me. Some people might mind Some people might not But all you have to remember Is this poem to yourself. Forget about these negativity Forget about these problems Opinions will be throwing itself in your way A life problem is never ending So stop wasting time and think about it Treat yourself fairly , BE YOURSELF. Remember this poem Remember this faith Just think of the present and the future Which will dictate.
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 11:16 PM UTC
A Poem to yourself
My Apologies, Sona by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch My apologies, Sona, if traversing my verse's terrain in these torrential rains inconvenienced you. The monsoons are unseasonal here. My poems' pitfalls are sometimes sodden. Water often overflows these ditches. If you stumble and fall here, you run the risk of spraining an ankle. My apologies, however, if you were inconvenienced because my dismal verse lacks light, or because my threshold's stones interfered as you passed. I have often cracked toenails against them! As for the streetlamp at the intersection, it remains unlit ... endlessly indecisive. If you were inconvenienced, you have my heartfelt apologies! Come! by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Come, let us construct night over the monumental edifice of silence. Come, let us clothe ourselves in the winding sheets of darkness, where we'll ignite our bodies' incandescent wax. As the midnight dew dances its delicate ballet, let us not disclose the slightest whispers of our breath! Lost in night's mists, let us lie immersed in love's fragrance, absorbing the musky aromas of our bodies! Let us rise like rustling spirits ... Old Habits Die Hard by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch The habit of breathing is an odd tradition. Why struggle so to keep on living? The body shudders, the eyes veil, yet the feet somehow keep moving. Why this journey, this restless, relentless flowing? For how many weeks, months, years, centuries shall we struggle to keep on living, keep on living? Habits are such strange things, such hard things to break! Inconclusive by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch A body lies on a white bed— dead, abandoned, a forsaken corpse they forgot to bury. They concluded its death was not their concern. I hope they return and recognize me, then bury me so I can breathe. Keywords/Tags: Gulzar, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, Triveni, translation, life, death, love, ghazal, couplet, mrburdu
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May 1, 2020
May 1, 2020 at 6:18 AM UTC
Gulzar translations
My Apologies, Sona by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch My apologies, Sona, if traversing my verse's terrain in these torrential rains inconvenienced you. The monsoons are unseasonal here. My poems' pitfalls are sometimes sodden. Water often overflows these ditches. If you stumble and fall here, you run the risk of spraining an ankle. My apologies, however, if you were inconvenienced because my dismal verse lacks light, or because my threshold's stones interfered as you passed. I have often cracked toenails against them! As for the streetlamp at the intersection, it remains unlit ... endlessly indecisive. If you were inconvenienced, you have my heartfelt apologies! Come! by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Come, let us construct night over the monumental edifice of silence. Come, let us clothe ourselves in the winding sheets of darkness, where we'll ignite our bodies' incandescent wax. As the midnight dew dances its delicate ballet, let us not disclose the slightest whispers of our breath! Lost in night's mists, let us lie immersed in love's fragrance, absorbing the musky aromas of our bodies! Let us rise like rustling spirits ... Old Habits Die Hard by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch The habit of breathing is an odd tradition. Why struggle so to keep on living? The body shudders, the eyes veil, yet the feet somehow keep moving. Why this journey, this restless, relentless flowing? For how many weeks, months, years, centuries shall we struggle to keep on living, keep on living? Habits are such strange things, such hard things to break! Inconclusive by Gulzar loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch A body lies on a white bed— dead, abandoned, a forsaken corpse they forgot to bury. They concluded its death was not their concern. I hope they return and recognize me, then bury me so I can breathe. Keywords/Tags: Gulzar, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, Triveni, translation, life, death, love, ghazal, couplet, mrburdu
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put down thy pen, it is in disrepute, smash thy tablet, crack its glass... house the mouse, don't be an *** genus human, you have been antihero morphed anthromorprophesized, ****** simply, replaced you poem prophecy returned, stamped, Unneeded, Unread, Unheeded you have been excused, you have been recused, jury, a chamber of inconclusive noises dismissed, the judge will digitally write all from now on... submit your selected tags for laughs, a different poem returned to you, by a digital "humanist" what do I crave? give me your youthful typos, let me literate critique the good, the bad, the trite repetitive and especially the ugly poetry, the kind only humans can write so I love or hate it, your literacy, with impassioned dispassion, the kind no machine will e'er transcend pull the plug on your random alphabet generator, Eliot of York, or you might find yourself upgraded into unempoement!
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 12:54 AM UTC
The Algorithm of Poetry Writing
Be it ever so elusive Be it ever hard to gain Be it ever one step further Be it one more ounce of pain Be it somewhat inconclusive When I want to know for sure It is still not so intrusive When my dreams become a blur For if I never stopped to wonder If I never stopped to think On each tough or tender morsel On each sip of such I drink How could I still undiscover Such a dark, yet lovely truth Sometimes we will grow much older Reaching for the dreams of youth I am ever so impatient I can wait a few more years I sustain myself with smiles While I drown myself in tears I look forward to tomorrow As I’ve yet to seize the day Every time I dare to reach out Something always blocks my way I’m so tired of being surrounded I’m so tired of being alone I’m so tired of being so tired When I’m inspired to the bone Such depth in shallow waters How I soar with broken wings Finding something in each nothing As I tread the in-between
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 2:31 AM UTC
Patiently Impatient
The fire sparkled a watery light As the moon soothed time into oblivion And a faint recollection of yesterday lay dizzy at their feet Her afterthought was inconclusive As to whether the cup in her hand Had elicited an exuberance Sufficiently encouraging to make her face the dawn On their playground of broken bottles and burned out branches The chords of melancholia clung heavy to the night The sweet sounds of memories they had relived And strung together into an utterly unruly melody, Seemed to push the sunrise back Under the horizon lying looming out of reach Smoke rising up from the last of their dampened pine branches Laid a murky gloom over the glaring view of an inescapable morn The clouds rolling in ****** them back into darkness Hiding an unwanted future from sight Allowing an indulging as sweet as the drink That still lingered on the lips that spoke of never wanting to go back The rain-burst covered their world with a wafer-thin film of glistening protection Every thunder bolt momentously holding off dawn But the fire that had fuelled their careless lazy limbo Hissed under the abundantly extinguishing streams coming down The spark that had lasted them all through the night Melted into a shocking sense of reality Quenching her parched desire To dance in the rain And run towards the sunrise with arms wide open
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Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 11:26 AM UTC
The Rainbow
Happiness is a concept so elusive that many a search for it is inconclusive. Happy moments can show their faces in a subtle instant, in many places. Those who recognize the fleeting seconds notice they happen more often than one reckons. Those who are able to add them all up little by little fill their happiness cup. Ending the day with a list of gratitude will slowly but surely change your attitude.
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Jan 17, 2010
Jan 17, 2010 at 2:26 AM UTC
Elusive
"Ill do that" she said She was so always eager to please But then quick to anger "No worries I'll fix it" She always said In return she got a warm smile "I'll babysit for the coming years"she said "I'll be a listening ear" she said "What do you need help with " she said "Have you eaten " she said "You sick we need a doctor" she said Then her cup got empty She couldn't pour anymore Yet she felt guilty that she couldn't give, That she blamed them for it Her path became thorny In return she tortured herself Became her worst nightmare And then she met him He promised her love beyond this realm That she was the purest soul he has met What she was,still is ,is a torture device designed specifically for her She should be validated And he would make her understand that He became he refill A therapist she could divulge her secrets to But she forgot he was human She forgot her touch was sinister She tainted him too And he threw that to her face And she couldn't blame him,or them  for that Because there is always more to the story She might be her author But what she paints,what she writes Would never be the full story Because even she alternates between being a victim in her story But what stays more constant is she must be the villian in this story
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Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 2:58 AM UTC
The Author with inconclusive character
i wasn't quantifying, i can succumb to the parasite, which means that i either die, or the parasite dies with me; might as well call that a five o'clock shadow.- i have my insanity plea, what do the contending parties' have? an assumption? a Cluedo guess-grime rather than guess-work? no wait, make that a **** South Korean was the size of South America? i wish it was, taxes inconclusive? might posture for a yacht... and t-total a banana republic for all legitimate purposes for a shopping spree on coca - or is that's how taxing is done in this fair and decent country of Scandinavian restrictions concerning the feeble minded daddy-fuck-cares? Thailand was always the option with the quasis, ball sacked and tit-wanked-able: like am Englishman in Thailand, wanky-faced, with the Jersey Boys were moving beyond the Orwell parameter, i say Panzer, you tell me the **** brigade; you tell me pretty boys, you regurgitate me the ******* Bubonic Plague! am i understood?
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Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 8:49 PM UTC
conversation albino
George came by bus everyday From Alvinston; A No-Daddy community. I've heard that town Should be fenced And re-named a Zoo. During a power outage George was suspected Of being the dumper In the middle of the gym floor, During class. He was present. The evidence was piled against George, But inconclusive. When George brought A bag of **** to school I called his mother, A worn-out, retired pole-dancer. When she arrived I showed her The bag. She was pleased I didn't turn George over to the cops, But roundly upset with George For swiping her good stuff, And not the skunk **** Some kids' parents.
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 9:22 AM UTC
Some Kids' Parents
what is love? the soul of happiness or the essence of pain could it be fictitious? created by the mind but still... The weight of love against reality is close to nothing basically... take your mind add your heart subtract a pain add a smile and try to balance the equation... but i deter from my topic... my postion's love not math so basically the balance of love and life wrong or right fact or fiction equates to be inconclusive...
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Sep 12, 2009
Sep 12, 2009 at 4:18 PM UTC
Equation of love
Here I am, dancing in the wind I've got this mental journal in my head it's filled with lines of sonnets and verse The only thing I love to write about is time being turned in reverse Creativity is like a jungle cat She comes and goes as she may please and well, that is that Creativity is a near ghoul in my mind she disappears, comes and goes, lately she hasn't been so kind Because Creativity is a relentless ghost, she is She creates and destroys, envies, and produces She tosses and turns, her results are invisibly inconclusive because she is so fluid-like She seldomly hides or at least to others I call her name, it's just her game "Red Rover, Red Rover!" I call to her, "C'mon, come out, Creativity!" But during the day she always sleeps And at night, well at night, she plays.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 2:23 AM UTC
Creativity's Game
Cutting you open just to see, What the cause of death could be. Lets open the chest and try to find, What killed this person. Death of what kind? Spread those ribs a little wider, So we can see what's inside 'er. Use a saw on that skull, Not a hatchet or a maul. Remove that brain and check it out. Tell me what they were thinking about. Cut some more. Into the belly. Is it full of bread and jelly? Did they eat some chicken soup? Did they have to take a **** Is the liver nice and clean? How's the kidneys and the spleen. Where's that blood work and tissue sample? Your time for analysis has been ample. The end results are inconclusive, 'Cause all your parts are unobtrusive. The only thing that they can find, Is that death is never very kind.
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 4:58 PM UTC
The Autopsy
Drowsy despair, Not a care in my heart. Affairs with my rest till my Death does us part. And that's the best part, That I swear I can snooze Anything away that I Care not to lose. I'm an opportunist, So if I ever lose it, I'll just grin in my sleep And play it so elusive. Ever count sheep? They seem so abusive. You never really rest, man. Sleep's inconclusive. Nine, one, one or-- One, one, nine. I can never stay awake. Don't you ask me the time. Don't you ask me a thing. I was never good with questions. I'll repeat what you say, then Dot--dot--dot the sentence... I can't... Form a sentence or, Fathom lessons, I'm Too **** tired to Pay attention. I would pay attention, but it Interferes with sleep. Codeine got me in my sheets Buried so deep.
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Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 10:39 AM UTC
Codeine Synthesis
The temptress zigzags into the barracks And makes off with the subservient uniform wearing rifleman's milk money To buy a swimsuit for her ephemeral summer body That will sag to the floor by the first few days of autumn She hacks the submarine's sonar system And lets the current take her to a cedar river bend Where she sniffles while polishing her handgun Reserved for all those who lag behind in the arid region To release them from their contractual servitude Causing a ripple effect Of inconclusive prospects Etcetera , etcetera
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 9:03 PM UTC
The Sniffling Temptress
a conscious thought stated: don't write another love poem but his words are vanilla to my ears the smoothest silk texture spun from his consonants and vowels running from his lips and melting over my flesh you can see where i get distracted... because infatuation and intimacy intertwine spinning a tangled web woven from the strongest thread and your fingers are musicians magic strumming on my heartstrings playing chords on my heart carrying a tune that would make Celine Dion quiver. it made me quiver but there aren't six degrees of separation from lust to love there's one degree but a thousand steps in between the chemists couldn't explain why our chemistry combined in such an intricate way and all the experiments were inconclusive because only we are the mad scientists behind our insanity and while the scientists tinkered the mathematicians drew up an equation insert me and you into x and y but x and y don't define hidden variables that even we had to search to find the eraser's been rubbed raw against the paper with a hole in the center they'll never solve their invented equation because mathematics aren't involved just a finely designed road map tracing your veins and mine from fingertip to fingertip eye to eye an artists divine sight i'll be the paint to your brush your lily pads to Monet if your words are paint my body's a blank canvas i'm a writer but even i'm struggling to find the words that may as well be hidden in catacombs but we don't need Edgar Allen Poe to quoth the raven "nevermore" nevermore shall i search for this unicorn of words mythical in that they don't exist and yet somehow you do we'll resurrect Charles Dickens because he's the only man who would even make an attempt but even his hands are trembling with the pressure mounting of a lost word and a quivering pen thunk as we watched him dissolve into the pen and ink that created him this conscious thought beckoned forward in my head do not write another love poem just yet for who will scribe the words to fit our facets when the skins withered, wrinkled and dry but our hands still twine like grape vines maybe by then they'll have written another edition of the dictionary
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May 31, 2014
May 31, 2014 at 1:12 PM UTC
another love poem from 300 miles away
a conscious thought stated: don't write another love poem but his words are vanilla to my ears the smoothest silk texture spun from his consonants and vowels running from his lips and melting over my flesh you can see where i get distracted... because infatuation and intimacy intertwine spinning a tangled web woven from the strongest thread and your fingers are musicians magic strumming on my heartstrings playing chords on my heart carrying a tune that would make Celine Dion quiver. it made me quiver but there aren't six degrees of separation from lust to love there's one degree but a thousand steps in between the chemists couldn't explain why our chemistry combined in such an intricate way and all the experiments were inconclusive because only we are the mad scientists behind our insanity and while the scientists tinkered the mathematicians drew up an equation insert me and you into x and y but x and y don't define hidden variables that even we had to search to find the eraser's been rubbed raw against the paper with a hole in the center they'll never solve their invented equation because mathematics aren't involved just a finely designed road map tracing your veins and mine from fingertip to fingertip eye to eye an artists divine sight i'll be the paint to your brush your lily pads to Monet if your words are paint my body's a blank canvas i'm a writer but even i'm struggling to find the words that may as well be hidden in catacombs but we don't need Edgar Allen Poe to quoth the raven "nevermore" nevermore shall i search for this unicorn of words mythical in that they don't exist and yet somehow you do we'll resurrect Charles Dickens because he's the only man who would even make an attempt but even his hands are trembling with the pressure mounting of a lost word and a quivering pen thunk as we watched him dissolve into the pen and ink that created him this conscious thought beckoned forward in my head do not write another love poem just yet for who will scribe the words to fit our facets when the skins withered, wrinkled and dry but our hands still twine like grape vines maybe by then they'll have written another edition of the dictionary
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