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"induce" poems
1, for the slumber that tumbles us round, 2, for the remedy, the musics bold sound. 3, for the tree that became your canoe & 4 for the rain, it's ambiguous blue. 5, to escape, to a world we contrive, 6 for the tricks that I played to survive. 7, because heaven, is supposedly on earth, & 8 for my mother, and her unknown worth. 9 for the failures, the faults & mistakes, 10 for the fears that keep us awake. 11, for my father, consoles me each night, whispers advice crystal clear, filled with insight- words on courage & kindness, love & delight. 12- when you wake but it's already night. 13 forever, with strength glory and might, 14 with wisdom, discretion, insight- both numbers together sizing up every fight. 15, for my little sister, and all her turmoil, 15, for her spirit, the last one to spoil, she and the world but water and oil, 15 for her soul, and like the mighty cobra it's coil, deadly & graceful defends its home soil. 16 for the evil- the wicked & cruel, the endless hate they spin into fuel. 17, for reason, justice & art, and all the other virtues life etched on my heart, 18, to redeem, to admit your mistake, to truly move on then perhaps to retake. 19 for that shame, always the same, so familiar it almost comforts my brain. 19, for the suffering, agony & betrayal. 19 true stories retold as mere tales- how they surpass logic and induce other's fails. 20. For my years. For the moment, for now. For to the past I salute, and to the future I bow; All with the hope that next year I'll know how to do what everyone else can.
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 1:32 PM UTC
20/20 Hindsight
1, for the slumber that tumbles us round, 2, for the remedy, the musics bold sound. 3, for the tree that became your canoe & 4 for the rain, it's ambiguous blue. 5, to escape, to a world we contrive, 6 for the tricks that I played to survive. 7, because heaven, is supposedly on earth, & 8 for my mother, and her unknown worth. 9 for the failures, the faults & mistakes, 10 for the fears that keep us awake. 11, for my father, consoles me each night, whispers advice crystal clear, filled with insight- words on courage & kindness, love & delight. 12- when you wake but it's already night. 13 forever, with strength glory and might, 14 with wisdom, discretion, insight- both numbers together sizing up every fight. 15, for my little sister, and all her turmoil, 15, for her spirit, the last one to spoil, she and the world but water and oil, 15 for her soul, and like the mighty cobra it's coil, deadly & graceful defends its home soil. 16 for the evil- the wicked & cruel, the endless hate they spin into fuel. 17, for reason, justice & art, and all the other virtues life etched on my heart, 18, to redeem, to admit your mistake, to truly move on then perhaps to retake. 19 for that shame, always the same, so familiar it almost comforts my brain. 19, for the suffering, agony & betrayal. 19 true stories retold as mere tales- how they surpass logic and induce other's fails. 20. For my years. For the moment, for now. For to the past I salute, and to the future I bow; All with the hope that next year I'll know how to do what everyone else can.
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At school I had trouble socializing, And still, The Owl, comes all too late? My formative years are spent deep within caves searching, Yet The Owl is never found there? The failures and sadness accumulate over time, Leaving The Owl traversing some other’s sky, I feel life slipping away each day, And still The Owl never manifests! Where is The Owl? Does it not come with time? Will cleverness induce her, perhaps woo her with rhyme? Quell restless mind, The Owl reforge me so I’m freed! Grant me your talons so that I may succeed! And still, The Owl, who never manifests, And still The Owl never manifests. I curl chalky fingers into travertine-grip, Aged ruin takes a hold, in my despair as I slip, Sans which The Owl never did manifest, To wit, sans The Owl, pounding sand as I jest, So what, The Owl, never did manifest? And still The Owl never manifests. Life without The Owl, was no life at all, No solemnity of greatness, a life of doltish pit-fall. And still The Owl never manifests. And still The Owl never manifests.
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 8:02 AM UTC
Sans The Owl
Somewhere, amongst the debris of cigarettes after *** chemicals to induce sleep, I forgot what it means to love. I forgot what it means to breathe, to sit still, and just be. Somewhere, beneath these hooded seams of solitude and well-versed grief, beats a heart less cynical, less tamed by vague distraction. My nervous ticks and bad habits, line of best fit for a near-hit of satisfaction: This is not enough, I know. This is not nearly enough to cool the bray of life that still rattles meaning in my bones. I forgot what it means to love, what separates a house from a home. Somewhere beyond this thirst for brand-new words is a gratitude for all that has been. Every cliché holds a truth. Every sentiment, a cocoon, that I should lie so still inside until I am wholesome, until I am new.
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 1:41 PM UTC
Cocoon
Your heart was never The same shape as mine And their collision Only caused more pain. I tried not to confuse Liquor with passion Nor convenience with love But your lips tasted so sweet And I longed for the rush That only your touch could induce.
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Jul 28, 2014
Jul 28, 2014 at 9:50 PM UTC
Yearning
I have a lisp It is lovers lips caught in the spasm of a kiss I have a lisp that restricts what I'm capable of saying praying that I don't pass it onto my kids but there's restrictions on scripture as well. I have a lisp It is a gentle twist in words I can't complete I'll meet many who notices the obviousness of it. I can't synthesise similar sounds subtly to induce a feeling of happiness or sadness, I've been driven half to madness by the flaw. This is why my voice is within my writing, it is the lightning without the thunder, unheard to ears but the same power exists. I can't give a speech openly, or sing to soothe my soul, all because I have a lisp.
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
Lisp
We could just be friends, But that would be too easy. For you to turn and run... For you to go and leave me... We could just be friends, But then we'd have no excuse. For the conversation that last for hours... For feelings they induce... We could just be friends, But these feelings would last forever...
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 3:12 PM UTC
We could just be friends...
Find peace with your baffled mind Induce equanimity in between your struggling breaths Remedy the desolation with your flowing tears Resign to the solitude with your dispirited shadow Catch the glimpses with your swollen eyes Wear a smile with your shivering lips Seek solace in between your trembling fingers Walk the steps with your hesitant feet Gather strength from your shattered pieces Feel your existence amidst your aching soul Endure the sorrow with your feeble self Preserve the love in your failing heart
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 12:25 PM UTC
Broken Whispers
homage to Wallace Stevens I - My Focus pistoned up the rise       and all at once, the Rockies -             silhouettes against the western skies. II - On the road to Boulder       a pleated ridge crawls north             like a blue whale bound for the open sea. III -  Appalachia's intoxicating verdure       never fails to induce in us             a certain mellowing of the spirit. IV - You 'conquered' my North Face, did you?       Why, I should skewer your arrogant ***             like a holiday lamb culled for the sacrifice. V - Lewis and Clark looked west       surveying the Bitterroots' frigid expanse.             Farewell Northwest Passage!   VI - Pueblos stranded on Enchanted Mesa -       their rock stairs crumbled to the valley floor.             Should they dive to their death or starve? VII –Touristas at Big Bend Park       wonder at its pastel window -             its romantic haze a toxic gift       from stacks across the Rio Grande. VIII – The once mighty Ozarks humbled by age,                 dwarfed by the youthful Rockies.             Listen up, youngsters, your time will come! IX – We de-bussed to seize the dolomites       with our hyper-kinetic shutters.             Pausing for a draught of Italian air,       I felt the whack of an Alpine snowball. X - Before Oregon's crater had its lake,       the mountain scorched the village below.             Today its azure waters preach only serenity. XI – Looking down from Shissler peak       to the golden meadow below             where the elk herd calmly grazes. XII – Do mists veil the Blue Ridge Mountains       or are there really no mountains at all -             only clouds decked out in mountain attire? XIII – They say that peaks more steep than Everest       soar up from the ocean floor.             Who will scale their sunken heights? May 28,  2010 – Boulder Colorado
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 12:18 AM UTC
13 Ways of Looking at the Mountains
homage to Wallace Stevens I - My Focus pistoned up the rise       and all at once, the Rockies -             silhouettes against the western skies. II - On the road to Boulder       a pleated ridge crawls north             like a blue whale bound for the open sea. III -  Appalachia's intoxicating verdure       never fails to induce in us             a certain mellowing of the spirit. IV - You 'conquered' my North Face, did you?       Why, I should skewer your arrogant ***             like a holiday lamb culled for the sacrifice. V - Lewis and Clark looked west       surveying the Bitterroots' frigid expanse.             Farewell Northwest Passage!   VI - Pueblos stranded on Enchanted Mesa -       their rock stairs crumbled to the valley floor.             Should they dive to their death or starve? VII –Touristas at Big Bend Park       wonder at its pastel window -             its romantic haze a toxic gift       from stacks across the Rio Grande. VIII – The once mighty Ozarks humbled by age,                 dwarfed by the youthful Rockies.             Listen up, youngsters, your time will come! IX – We de-bussed to seize the dolomites       with our hyper-kinetic shutters.             Pausing for a draught of Italian air,       I felt the whack of an Alpine snowball. X - Before Oregon's crater had its lake,       the mountain scorched the village below.             Today its azure waters preach only serenity. XI – Looking down from Shissler peak       to the golden meadow below             where the elk herd calmly grazes. XII – Do mists veil the Blue Ridge Mountains       or are there really no mountains at all -             only clouds decked out in mountain attire? XIII – They say that peaks more steep than Everest       soar up from the ocean floor.             Who will scale their sunken heights? May 28,  2010 – Boulder Colorado
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no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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Apr 17, 2018
Apr 17, 2018 at 11:04 PM UTC
aye miss the trials and tribulations of expectant fatherhood
no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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People scatter the beaches street, Like seagulls hunting their scrumptious prey, Engulfing the happenings of mainstream life, While ordinarity and friction stray. Their blindful stares, And mindful glares, Induce a sense of Frightful fares. Children play, While adults delay, Their naive beliefs, From ambiguous thieves. Day after day, Continuity stays, Defending us all, From genuine praise.
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Apr 27, 2013
Apr 27, 2013 at 5:34 AM UTC
Dysfunctioning Personality
it’s a wild life of magic and tales of light and radiance dreams and darkness *firebird, firebird will you bring it all for me? firebird, firebird will you transform all things for me?* what we dreamt yesterday was once reality, what we never imagined is current, and eats us day by day desires fade and palaces appear demons roar, and sirens kiss us and induce *******  and bless us with erections *firebird, firebird let all whispers come real firebird, firebird, firebird let time stand still where I want it to be* clouds are rocks and earth is liquid my flesh burns and the Princess of Far-off gyrates Mean King objects and the Jester holds court Kingdoms collapse and new ones come in their place dreams, dreams, dreams die and are re-born in the Heavens in Our Heads *firebird, firebird burn the ground and let illusion and reality be one firebird, firebird, firebird let despair be hope, and love be lust one the other, the other the one*
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 7:25 AM UTC
firebird
Across this Height from the Land of Swell Tea The Second Great Angel offers her Palm Waving, for Frustration to leave me be And guide the Wildman to induce his Calm No affront passed for Virtue to behave When some cry the Vandal for no reason He comes to charge; But out defends the Knave, Jousting him off for another Good Season In you the Friendly Pearl forms; And no doubt, This lingering Fever affects most Girls But like your Seven stood still on a Cloud, Yet keeps the Spell for Good Passion to burn. Lucky Dear Dame, such Title you will bear Enjoy your Earnings; Your Man is now there.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 5:57 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: DILARA WIJETUNGE
Burning nails, the beginning of the end and black sails for the death of an invisible friend, Tragic loss resulting from the magic catapulting from my fingertips. Read my fiery lips: Give me shelter from your Neptunian storm, Split the world with a wedge and keep our bodies warm Kick the trunk of the oak until it bleeds with the fire you stoke And coke you need and **** you smoke, and ****** Prometheus, You are only human. But the fire in your blood leaves their smokestacks fuming And nothing can save you, enslave yourself With your strong-willed bravery on a rocky shelf. Roll your eyes, disregard, spit in faces, **** me off Because I'm the good sister, just tend the hearth and when I speak I scoff. My name is Hestia, and I don't often stray from the Pantheon So just trust me on this: I'll introduce you to the smoldering truths, induce catharsis And let your body loose, pick up your liver, tend your wounds As if they were ash and oil, because we alone know justice. You alone know how you've toiled. And I can only start to understand your firebrand, A passionate command. I tolerate you and adore you for your mortal score. Prometheus, don't let those raptors gouge you anymore.
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 1:32 AM UTC
Prometheus
There is something about being numb that is addicting It is, sometimes, the only real way to not feel the pain There is numbing medicine that we have all heard of Anaesthesia, which means 'loss of sensation' It is used to induce sleep, which prevents pain and discomfort We have no problem with people using this to numb Alcohol is my anaesthesia It numbs my body, it numbs my mind It pulls me into another time zone where the hands on the clock move faster But everything else around you moves slower All you can do is focus on the next drink coming Rather than the pain being inflicted on you that made you go out in the first place We all are addicted to numbing Some sleep, some get drunk, some get high, We all cannot deny the sweet flavor of feeling nothing The needle piercing your skin but only feeling the cold, not the sting The liquor scratching itself down your throat but loving the burn Igniting a wild fire in your mouth, going down a slope rubbed with gasoline Numbness is an obsession There's something so beautiful in the art of forgetting things Even if it only be for a few hours Alcohol dehydrates you, leaving you dizzy with a mind like a static TV I would rather feel empty from alcohol Than empty in the bed that we used to sleep in together I would rather be numb in a bed next to a boy that I do not know Rather than feeling all the glass I've stepped on walking away from you pressing into my skin while lying in bed alone
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 2:29 PM UTC
Numbness
Have you seen the Master Magician around lately? He who shows you a mirror with his right hand While he picks your pocket with his left hand He whose tongue tells you tales of a bogeyman As his eyes induce you to part with your keys He who wears the most beautiful of masks To hide the psychopath that lurks within Have you seen this Master Magician around lately? He who will empty your pockets and ask for more He who will become the master of your home He who will convince you: “its all for your own good!”
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 11:34 AM UTC
Master Magician
Content, clarity, no calling home Surrounded snugly in sunshine’s roam What naturally burns is saving Cleansing the soul in its raving Yet somber shadows induce chills of night And the sun regresses in imperative flight The moon brings forth its calming glow So soon It’s realized she’s all alone The gnawing proceeds from deep in her mind Progressing forward without a bind. Dropping, drifting, dying leaves Just like their path her thoughts shall weave To and fro between a mood Sweet and caring turned suddenly rude Cold winds lead to a chilling sight Everything’s changed but It says all is right Soon the world blends together as one No longer touched by the warmth of the sun Temperatures drop and so does her head Leaden with sorrow as she makes for her bed. Empty, endlessly enduring days Isolation extends but it’s deemed okay Dreams die, concealed by snow She wants to leave but cannot go Icy winds blowing cold as her heart Frozen solid and wishing to part Getting used to the pain With no hope to gain Too weak to worry with no emotions felt She’s forced to awaken as the world starts to melt. Free and flowering fields now bring Hope to the girl who could not sing Coming from the showering rain The healing waters break through the pain Finally she’s found the truest way To stop and force her problems away Soon enough she’s rediscovered her smile And returns to the friends she hasn’t seen in a while Oh but It’s smart, much smarter than we So smart that nobody could ever have seen Greatly, gladly going home Swimming deep in water’s foam A calm, warm night has come to cease Their world is frantic while hers sees peace Searching hard for a missing girl Reaching the river, their stomachs curl Soaking, dripping, they find what’s wrong Realizing now how long she’s been gone Eroding sadness, consumed by pain Now they can feel what she did every day.
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 8:44 PM UTC
Irreversible Fate (Of Naïve, Lucid Youth)
Content, clarity, no calling home Surrounded snugly in sunshine’s roam What naturally burns is saving Cleansing the soul in its raving Yet somber shadows induce chills of night And the sun regresses in imperative flight The moon brings forth its calming glow So soon It’s realized she’s all alone The gnawing proceeds from deep in her mind Progressing forward without a bind. Dropping, drifting, dying leaves Just like their path her thoughts shall weave To and fro between a mood Sweet and caring turned suddenly rude Cold winds lead to a chilling sight Everything’s changed but It says all is right Soon the world blends together as one No longer touched by the warmth of the sun Temperatures drop and so does her head Leaden with sorrow as she makes for her bed. Empty, endlessly enduring days Isolation extends but it’s deemed okay Dreams die, concealed by snow She wants to leave but cannot go Icy winds blowing cold as her heart Frozen solid and wishing to part Getting used to the pain With no hope to gain Too weak to worry with no emotions felt She’s forced to awaken as the world starts to melt. Free and flowering fields now bring Hope to the girl who could not sing Coming from the showering rain The healing waters break through the pain Finally she’s found the truest way To stop and force her problems away Soon enough she’s rediscovered her smile And returns to the friends she hasn’t seen in a while Oh but It’s smart, much smarter than we So smart that nobody could ever have seen Greatly, gladly going home Swimming deep in water’s foam A calm, warm night has come to cease Their world is frantic while hers sees peace Searching hard for a missing girl Reaching the river, their stomachs curl Soaking, dripping, they find what’s wrong Realizing now how long she’s been gone Eroding sadness, consumed by pain Now they can feel what she did every day.
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She hushes me repeatedly as if my voice could be– too loud for these shrunken, elder walls What voice can I revive to tell her that this little place...reminds me...? Ratchet up the memories   the young mistakes my welfare “townhouse” as if my voice could be too loud?! Where does anger go to say These cheesy rugs remind me! of the smoky halls, stoop-sittin’ head lice, **** roach fumigated invasion Music loud enough to blow pipes induce trauma through the walls Thud Crash “Stupid **** Knife-weildin’, drug-sellin’, boyfriend-of-a-future A can of beer later... with stress on hold the smells of dinner, now—all fifteen of them! Assault me through the front window “Ya there yet? ...to this “cute little apartment, I mean?" So it’s sold… Someone else will wash windows, rake the yard Shovel Massachusetts snow Christmas lights come down in my mind— Running toward them still Toes numb Skates bouncin on my back Sled firing off sparks against the sidewalk in my wake Running and as always late Mittens soaked, heavy Like my eyes— Mom and I looking out this window for the last time Looking out toward the daughter of the woods I was Behind—me the bride sinks to the bare mattress— “Was it really 57 years? How can it be?” since...clutching can opener and Coke He scooped her up and through that door....    “How can it be?   Oh my….” "You can always keep the memories." she chirps to check the tears                                                                                                                             But I can’t taste them! …Mom baking cookies stew and dumplings on the stove Snitching chocolate bits waiting for the bowl Impatient little helpers at her side Colors slipping… A child husks corn in sunlight A blue Huffy gleams behind birthday candles Sheets billow from the line Sounds fading... A choir of music boxes before the Christmas carnage Doing dishes in three-part harmony I can barely wrap my words around our voices! “You can always keep the memories” Preamble to the dutiful decision Hypothermic excuse to dump the place Street sign shrinking in the rear-view
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 4:06 PM UTC
Downsizing
She hushes me repeatedly as if my voice could be– too loud for these shrunken, elder walls What voice can I revive to tell her that this little place...reminds me...? Ratchet up the memories   the young mistakes my welfare “townhouse” as if my voice could be too loud?! Where does anger go to say These cheesy rugs remind me! of the smoky halls, stoop-sittin’ head lice, **** roach fumigated invasion Music loud enough to blow pipes induce trauma through the walls Thud Crash “Stupid **** Knife-weildin’, drug-sellin’, boyfriend-of-a-future A can of beer later... with stress on hold the smells of dinner, now—all fifteen of them! Assault me through the front window “Ya there yet? ...to this “cute little apartment, I mean?" So it’s sold… Someone else will wash windows, rake the yard Shovel Massachusetts snow Christmas lights come down in my mind— Running toward them still Toes numb Skates bouncin on my back Sled firing off sparks against the sidewalk in my wake Running and as always late Mittens soaked, heavy Like my eyes— Mom and I looking out this window for the last time Looking out toward the daughter of the woods I was Behind—me the bride sinks to the bare mattress— “Was it really 57 years? How can it be?” since...clutching can opener and Coke He scooped her up and through that door....    “How can it be?   Oh my….” "You can always keep the memories." she chirps to check the tears                                                                                                                             But I can’t taste them! …Mom baking cookies stew and dumplings on the stove Snitching chocolate bits waiting for the bowl Impatient little helpers at her side Colors slipping… A child husks corn in sunlight A blue Huffy gleams behind birthday candles Sheets billow from the line Sounds fading... A choir of music boxes before the Christmas carnage Doing dishes in three-part harmony I can barely wrap my words around our voices! “You can always keep the memories” Preamble to the dutiful decision Hypothermic excuse to dump the place Street sign shrinking in the rear-view
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Spending intangible dollars at the mercy of my ever growing appetite, Instead of buying my ticket out of this perfectly advantageous country, Which focuses solely on my beauty and money. I neglect my inner advice telling me to drop it all and run, To where I can breathe and focus on God, Promoting a healthier way of living and improving humanity. Momentary hope that unrealistically characterizes perfection As a quality that I can mentally download and miraculously make the above, true, Never seems to linger long enough to actually induce action, Which leads to disappointment draining the motivation essential to recover my missing pieces, Which pushes me to crave cash I don’t have, to pick up that dose, That hushes the unwarranted guilt that seduces me into thinking that I’m not incredibly blessed, And that I can’t handle what I’ve been dealt, Blurs the doubts I have about my abilities, my self- worth, Forcing me into a state of content that awakens my creativity, While vaguely being able to make out memories of let down led by myself and my mother, Who was a part of what was never good enough for my idea of a perfect family. I’ve wrongly accepted that a mediocre life-performance is to be had while following the crowd, While obsessing over flaws that are negligible to my true purpose in life, And with that I’ve become stifled by the decision to remain effortlessly stuck.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 12:17 AM UTC
Writing a Complicated Poem About What ****** Me Off
It was the early days of the organic food craze and my wife, ever a slave to the latest fads (which disposition sometimes benefitted me pleasurably but mostly cost me dearly) made me run on an errand (like: “Fido – go, fetch!”) to get some organic vegetables and arriving, I blurted out to the produce guy, stumbling: *“Some ****** for my wife”* – and that wise guy, Oxford-educated as he was (though a failed Professor, so ended up at the greengrocer’s) he said: *“That you must induce or encourage in your wife, Sir; I cannot and will not be of service in that connection.”* And I slowed down and I said: “Well, dear fellow – for my wife, have you any organic vegetables?” And Oxford-educated as he was, he did not understand such fads having mostly a sedate and Classical demeanour and he pointed his most English nose to the air; and so I attempted again to sensible-phrase my inquiry: *“Are your vegetables - and this I ask on account of my esteemed wife - sprayed with poisonous chemicals?”* And the Oxford guy apprehended now, and he pronounced: *“Poisonous chemicals for your spouse you must procure yourself, Sir”* Now, that was an idea. I knew Oxford-educated guys were smart in some way or other. And since then I have been free of my wife. I have no need to run on errands for no baby, no more; though I do have to count bars, limited as my numerical skills are, as is my verbal proficiency. And the Oxford guy, meanwhile, I have it from the grapevine, has set up an ******** Food Chain Store*, worldwide; I knew he’d go places, sooner or later, far and global
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Jul 9, 2013
Jul 9, 2013 at 8:06 AM UTC
organic food for my wife
It was the early days of the organic food craze and my wife, ever a slave to the latest fads (which disposition sometimes benefitted me pleasurably but mostly cost me dearly) made me run on an errand (like: “Fido – go, fetch!”) to get some organic vegetables and arriving, I blurted out to the produce guy, stumbling: *“Some ****** for my wife”* – and that wise guy, Oxford-educated as he was (though a failed Professor, so ended up at the greengrocer’s) he said: *“That you must induce or encourage in your wife, Sir; I cannot and will not be of service in that connection.”* And I slowed down and I said: “Well, dear fellow – for my wife, have you any organic vegetables?” And Oxford-educated as he was, he did not understand such fads having mostly a sedate and Classical demeanour and he pointed his most English nose to the air; and so I attempted again to sensible-phrase my inquiry: *“Are your vegetables - and this I ask on account of my esteemed wife - sprayed with poisonous chemicals?”* And the Oxford guy apprehended now, and he pronounced: *“Poisonous chemicals for your spouse you must procure yourself, Sir”* Now, that was an idea. I knew Oxford-educated guys were smart in some way or other. And since then I have been free of my wife. I have no need to run on errands for no baby, no more; though I do have to count bars, limited as my numerical skills are, as is my verbal proficiency. And the Oxford guy, meanwhile, I have it from the grapevine, has set up an ******** Food Chain Store*, worldwide; I knew he’d go places, sooner or later, far and global
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Keep the youth medicated & sedated, then wonder why the literacy rate is doomed to decline. Birth us on a pedestal, then wonder why we have no incentive to climb. Build us from a violent genocide, then wonder why we've got guns pressed under our tongues. Kneel us before the clergy. Strangle us with your rosaries. Brand psalms into our wrists & make laws to control her ovaries. Value groupthink over independent thought & induce aversion to curiosity. Hang us between your revolving doors & shoot nationalism into our veins... Then wonder why we're so addicted to drowning our insides.
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Apr 3, 2013
Apr 3, 2013 at 10:52 AM UTC
Cue Tea's
a plain poem (the first time I came in you) a plain poem, light and effervescent, a flim-flan tasting, plein de absurde rimes, full of nonsensical rhymes, a lattice of criss crossing pastry sugary lines, the ones, cannot, struggle to deduce, induce, reduce from my constipated vocabulary oh well ~ *the first time I came in you, entered, bidden welcome, suffused a bridge between the party of the first part, the party of the second part, sugar lightness airy nonsense, two spirits dancing the singular pas de deux of their finite lives, a performance unbeatable, unrepeatable, lost to the perfection annals Shockingly, Surprisingly, Summarily, did not compose an ode, don't mine a new vein of ore, even write a plain poe poem as best can recall, at the candle melting of the sealing wax of the deal, gave an honest speech, instantly falling fast asleep with nary a grunted word ever since l, cannot write of plain love plainly, so she makes me pay with a new living elegant elegy daily, a quatrain, what a pain, this iambic panting meter love poem writing jeez louise, how I wish could write of roses red and violets blue, get back to sleep, oh well then, back to work got to make those sad moans, hers, go away, so please excuse me near ten years later, still paying the dues of the initializing error of my way she rumbles-mumbles in her pre-awakening dream state, so please excuse, got to go, think up some implicated complicated   verses to soothe away her simple poorly hidden anxieties you see, I am happy paying on and on, writing like the devil furious, she is stirring, coffee soon, cafe au lait if you get my meaning, but still cannot beat, repeat, re-alive that simple plain living poem notated, when first I came in her* <•;) 9/24/17 6:49am ~7:17am
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 7:29 AM UTC
a plain poem (the first time I came in you)
a plain poem (the first time I came in you) a plain poem, light and effervescent, a flim-flan tasting, plein de absurde rimes, full of nonsensical rhymes, a lattice of criss crossing pastry sugary lines, the ones, cannot, struggle to deduce, induce, reduce from my constipated vocabulary oh well ~ *the first time I came in you, entered, bidden welcome, suffused a bridge between the party of the first part, the party of the second part, sugar lightness airy nonsense, two spirits dancing the singular pas de deux of their finite lives, a performance unbeatable, unrepeatable, lost to the perfection annals Shockingly, Surprisingly, Summarily, did not compose an ode, don't mine a new vein of ore, even write a plain poe poem as best can recall, at the candle melting of the sealing wax of the deal, gave an honest speech, instantly falling fast asleep with nary a grunted word ever since l, cannot write of plain love plainly, so she makes me pay with a new living elegant elegy daily, a quatrain, what a pain, this iambic panting meter love poem writing jeez louise, how I wish could write of roses red and violets blue, get back to sleep, oh well then, back to work got to make those sad moans, hers, go away, so please excuse me near ten years later, still paying the dues of the initializing error of my way she rumbles-mumbles in her pre-awakening dream state, so please excuse, got to go, think up some implicated complicated   verses to soothe away her simple poorly hidden anxieties you see, I am happy paying on and on, writing like the devil furious, she is stirring, coffee soon, cafe au lait if you get my meaning, but still cannot beat, repeat, re-alive that simple plain living poem notated, when first I came in her* <•;) 9/24/17 6:49am ~7:17am
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Deambula por los barrios más oscuros de Madrid una joven de ojos claros y labios carmesí. Pregona a viva voz su mercancía variada; pócimas para el amor, felicidad enfrascada. Los clientes extasiados le suplican "¡Venid!"; su gama de productos les induce al frenesí. A mí honestamente no me interesa nada más que su sonrisa y su piel inmaculada. Cruzamos la mirada y me acerco lentamente; siento en mi interior una alegría antes carente. Compartimos un saludo, un beso, una caricia. ¿Quién podía adivinar que escondía tanta malicia? Tomamos una copa y charlamos vagamente. Reímos y lloramos. Nos besamos tiernamente. Desnudó ante mí su cuerpo y me amó sin justicia, pues ahora entiendo; su intención era fictica. Aún sin amarme me entregó lo que añoro. Su cuerpo junto al mío fue para mí un tesoro. Su **** tan dulce. Su entrega pasional. Mi mano en sus senos y un "Te quiero" banal. Al llegar el alba vi que se había marchado. Ese fue el fin de nuestro amor condenado. El vacío que causó me ha dejado malherido. Se llevó mi corazón y lo vendió al olvido.
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Feb 1, 2014
Feb 1, 2014 at 1:53 PM UTC
Traficante De Sentimientos.
There were gnomes within The abyss Crying because they had No way home Cowering below water Trout wipes Spawning the souring eggs They laid Sun-shower clouds spawn On and on and on Crying beyond the fathom Of the Heavens Armadillo shrimp sunbathe The bubbling sea bath Trout wipes' infectious wrath Drift off current Tremble off the beat Induce a treasuring smile Recover from the bipolar company Trout wipes
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 9:12 PM UTC
Trout Wipes