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"infidels" poems
You laugh Angels weep out of jealousy Devils have no single conspiracy Demons dancing in harmony Men hearts go broken with no remedy Women eyes tearing continuously Violins break out of envy terribly Composers have no more creativity Music plays with no melody Silence starts listening joyfully Happiness laughters left in agony Beautiful words describe nothing but misery Tulip flowers become colorless shamefully Believers lose their faith immediately Infidels drop their convictions instantly Hearts start beating rapidly Lungs oxygenating quickly Living ones laying listening carefully The dead come back miraculously --Hisham Alshaikh
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 10:24 AM UTC
You Laugh
His flabbered jowls were hung aghast Beneath his slobbered liver lips His bulbous eyes were overcast By burly brows of stewardship An overbearing egotist He stood apart from infidels Compassion dealt with belt and fist Disdainful with no parallels And there upon his lofty dais In garments fit to drape a throne He glared with bulbous eyes ablaze Upon a ragged danger zone A misbegotten anarchist Audacious with his sweet implore To strike a flaming catalyst Emboldened by his quest for more
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 7:36 AM UTC
A Small Endeavor
Here God, Everything is for you: Here are my Testicles, looking like smashed purple grapes, Bruised, mashed, and crushed along with what Is left of my once proud, now exploded, tattered ***** I have laid before you my Disemboweled, bloodied and tangled intestines; Blown into bits and pieces, here lays my torso along with Shattered ribs, ruptured lungs, exposed internal organs: Erupted heart; battered, split, spleen; torn, mangled liver; Next to them, my legs, minus a few toes; Arms with hands missing thumbs, fingers; My head, Less pieces of skull, cheek bones, nose, tongue, and teeth, Is nearby; Those puffy messes of glutinous, jellied, deflated ****** orbs are my eyes; Over here, piles of chunks of obliterated pieces of flesh floating On a thick soup of congealed blood, mixed and meshed with Splintered, fractured, cracked bones; everything Convoluted, disfigured, impossible to identify. All of this is for you, I am your martyr, Your soldier, Your obedient servant; I blew myself up, Along with many infidels including Men and women, Unborn babies and children, Young boys and girls, I tore their bodies to shreds, Mangled and mutilated, they Suffered deaths no nightmare could imagine. I sacrificed myself for you, Exemplifying piety and righteousness, I await my reward, Wait for you to put my pieces together again; Been here for what seems an eternity and You have not come near; Not made me whole. Where are you? Are you not great? Where are the young, innocent, ****** girls or The boys with silky, pearl smooth skins; Will I ever have an ******** again? Uncomfortable, anxious, concerned I Lay here on this sacred, hallowed ground, Like a fleshy puzzle, scattered in jagged pieces, Waiting to be solved; Praying to be completed and recomposed. Where are you God? A virtuous, faithful, prostrated one waits; I have much to show you.
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Oct 21, 2010
Oct 21, 2010 at 7:50 AM UTC
All about You
Here God, Everything is for you: Here are my Testicles, looking like smashed purple grapes, Bruised, mashed, and crushed along with what Is left of my once proud, now exploded, tattered ***** I have laid before you my Disemboweled, bloodied and tangled intestines; Blown into bits and pieces, here lays my torso along with Shattered ribs, ruptured lungs, exposed internal organs: Erupted heart; battered, split, spleen; torn, mangled liver; Next to them, my legs, minus a few toes; Arms with hands missing thumbs, fingers; My head, Less pieces of skull, cheek bones, nose, tongue, and teeth, Is nearby; Those puffy messes of glutinous, jellied, deflated ****** orbs are my eyes; Over here, piles of chunks of obliterated pieces of flesh floating On a thick soup of congealed blood, mixed and meshed with Splintered, fractured, cracked bones; everything Convoluted, disfigured, impossible to identify. All of this is for you, I am your martyr, Your soldier, Your obedient servant; I blew myself up, Along with many infidels including Men and women, Unborn babies and children, Young boys and girls, I tore their bodies to shreds, Mangled and mutilated, they Suffered deaths no nightmare could imagine. I sacrificed myself for you, Exemplifying piety and righteousness, I await my reward, Wait for you to put my pieces together again; Been here for what seems an eternity and You have not come near; Not made me whole. Where are you? Are you not great? Where are the young, innocent, ****** girls or The boys with silky, pearl smooth skins; Will I ever have an ******** again? Uncomfortable, anxious, concerned I Lay here on this sacred, hallowed ground, Like a fleshy puzzle, scattered in jagged pieces, Waiting to be solved; Praying to be completed and recomposed. Where are you God? A virtuous, faithful, prostrated one waits; I have much to show you.
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Two rivers flow from my heart: One famous to the people— Revered, acknowledged, Relied upon to renew life In those strong, able mothers, Whose water is playful and tame; The other only known to the Beasts of the forest—the exiles, The infidels, the disillusioned Sinners since birth, and the Secret prophets who understand Love and continue to preach it Across treetops, under skies, Through minds and closet doors And kitchen knives and civil[ian] wars. Bless their souls, those words of peace Shine brighter than the sun (Rumored to rise over everyone). My rivers breathe life within me until The source depletes, and my heart is still.
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 7:36 PM UTC
Rivers
There is no dusk in this city penetrated by the raging Potomac, Night just crams itself in and rapes the day dry - lays her flat against the horizon. Mothers and children run for covers and put each other to sleep; in a few hours harlots and nighthawks will do the same. Sweet Siren You are this city Petticoated and pretty, Cunning and stunning Winking and blinking Red Yellow Green eyes popping open like sunken headlights, Ready for the night. I hear your wailing red-flashed and flaming like an open heart, piercing the black with it's plea. I feel your pulse-pumping red corpuscles thrusting me deep into lusting for things forbidden and hidden Somewhere inside this neon wonderland. Sweet Siren, Sing your teasing tunes for me Deliver me from your shelters and streets, Where infidels and angels Fall at your feet. Sweet Siren, Deliver me to the Trembling shelter of your sheets. Liars and their lies roam this concrete jungle begging for love and razors and other disposable items. You go screaming passed them though, determined to save at least one numb drunk *** in some rain cleansed back alley of vices; only to fool your own conscience with the lithium laced smile of charity. Sweet Siren Quiet your angry shrill to a hush The tarmac and taxis are tired of us And your princes and saviors have fled this town. Sweet Siren, It's time for us to burn this city down And leave the ashes For the thieves and the clowns.
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Aug 14, 2013
Aug 14, 2013 at 1:58 PM UTC
Sweet Siren
Am a Templar Knight whose allegiance is to Our Lord Jesus Christ Sir Thomas de Charney is my name, Master of the fortress in Gaza Was compelled to quill an account of an assault on the town of Ludd My heart was also dazed and enamored by a young woman evermore We left Gaza late in the day; I took 40 of my best knights with me Fully clad in mail and helmets, we dashed long swords in scabbards Short swords made at the ready to perlustrate with a days provisions We headed east prepared to do battle, for God and for the cause We approached Ludd; saw billowing smoke; heard strangled screams I dispatched 35 knights throughout the municipality in groups of 5 each My orders were; execute requisite to save townspeople from slaughter An appurtenance to the initial order: no parley with these infidels Before dismissing my men, I saw smolder swell left flank of the border Saw a hovel, the thatch was burning out of control and spreading apace Around the corner were three enemy soldiers crowding over someone Until the last few years, I knew not what **** was; the worst in a man Despite noise of city under siege, these ******** were intoxicated in sin The remaining five knights accompanied me and covered the perimeter I dismounted Petra, clutched the hilt of my long sword, made approach The three heathen sensed my bearing and turned to meet their death Then I saw her face and was transfixed I would yield no prisoners Today there would be justice for this woman I pray for swiftness of divine retribution ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To be continued………… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 1:54 PM UTC
Overture to Justice....[Templar Knight Series]
Am a Templar Knight whose allegiance is to Our Lord Jesus Christ Sir Thomas de Charney is my name, Master of the fortress in Gaza Was compelled to quill an account of an assault on the town of Ludd My heart was also dazed and enamored by a young woman evermore We left Gaza late in the day; I took 40 of my best knights with me Fully clad in mail and helmets, we dashed long swords in scabbards Short swords made at the ready to perlustrate with a days provisions We headed east prepared to do battle, for God and for the cause We approached Ludd; saw billowing smoke; heard strangled screams I dispatched 35 knights throughout the municipality in groups of 5 each My orders were; execute requisite to save townspeople from slaughter An appurtenance to the initial order: no parley with these infidels Before dismissing my men, I saw smolder swell left flank of the border Saw a hovel, the thatch was burning out of control and spreading apace Around the corner were three enemy soldiers crowding over someone Until the last few years, I knew not what **** was; the worst in a man Despite noise of city under siege, these ******** were intoxicated in sin The remaining five knights accompanied me and covered the perimeter I dismounted Petra, clutched the hilt of my long sword, made approach The three heathen sensed my bearing and turned to meet their death Then I saw her face and was transfixed I would yield no prisoners Today there would be justice for this woman I pray for swiftness of divine retribution ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To be continued………… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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You are as confident as broken nails and as filthy as a rodent smells. You're like infidels in cheap hotels where prostitutes have body sales. This guilt was berthed when your stomach fell forever deep into an endless well. This is as tragic as a soiled veil as you've become an empty shell. Cigarette smoke climbs the walls, but broken alarms sound muted calls. Out here, there are countless brawls. Your city sleeps; our city crawls.
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Dec 14, 2010
Dec 14, 2010 at 1:37 PM UTC
Our City Crawls
Turn the other into an object that's where genocide begins. Manipulations of the economy machines, Sweeping labels capture all, That's where incarceration to slaughter begins. Rapists cockroaches infidels the unclean. I put this log into my woodstove the pill bugs scurrying for cover, I feel a heart felt flicker, Light the match, Go upon my day, Never looking back. What does it take to treat people that way? Where conscious loving living human beings transformed by a look into pill bugs scurrying for cover with a fire storm, No one Every one knows is coming.
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 12:03 PM UTC
Like Pill Bugs in a Wood Stove
I heard a call from heaven, I saw a fever dream Of a land my kin would live in and joy would reign supreme. But the land of the pure has blood in her waters Of the children she bore, both the sons and the daughters. There is poison in her air, her streets awash with shame. How long shall her people suffer these perils in her name ? Where justice is all but rare for the ones of wealth and fame and her defenders sold her bare for fortunes and petty gain. Her clerics were no different, they were but the same. Men of God with Godless morals, who put us infidels to shame. So we wait for spring's embrace, in this garden of yours and mine. But winter is a mighty foe and it hangs on to every vine.
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Jun 29, 2022
Jun 29, 2022 at 2:54 PM UTC
The Land of the Pure
A philosopher is one who strives to think new & original thoughts; I think you need to rethink your views on Christianity...or philosophers; And I get to say this, because I was raised Catholic; In church, every single week,   we open up a book that has not changed in about 2000 years; I was raised in an Irish-Italian   & Hispanic neighborhood & lived across the street from Our Lady of Good Council, I got to see them all suffer & most go straight to Hell; I used to fantasize about being in the Spanish Inquisition & going on Crusades slaughtering Infidels & joining the Knight's Templars; ****** killing & pillaging, then retiring to a quiet life of Sainthood
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 9:59 AM UTC
❤Heloise & Abelard [2018]❤
Were that I were bounteous, Were that I were strong, Were that I had substance I would sing for freedom’s song. I would sing, as does a blackbird With a resonance so clear As to wake the deaf of humankind And hound their jaded ear.   To awake their sense of sameness To jolt their sense of fair, To arouse the warmth of brotherhood, To cleanse our racist air. For the blacks, the whites, the brindle Are homogenously one, You break the skin, the blood is red We’re born beneath one sun. Each man loves his mother’s warmth Each man holds his wife, Each man feeds his children And cherishes his life. So where’s the racial difference? What makes this problem start ? What prompts the cold Kalashnikov To **** that other heart? What prompts back alley beatings Of infidels who stray ? What price religious difference By men who say they pray? Who is this God who fosters war ? How can he profess to be A champion of sanity To unleash this killing spree ? Were that I were bounteous, Were that I were strong, Were that I had wisdom I would sing for freedom’s song. I would sing for racial harmony, I would sing for such a day, That men could laugh together Be they black or white or grey. Marshalg For the United States of Humanity. 2 July 2011
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 12:15 PM UTC
Re Creation’s Song
"Don't work with the Americans." "Don't help the Americans." This is what some of the Afghan interpreters are saying After their poor treatment by the United States government The Afghan Interpreters are angry And they have a right to be After most U.S. troops have left Some are stuck hiding in Kabul The Taliban tell the local people That they are infidels The Taliban **** many interpreters The Afghan Interpreters struggle Only about 30% get their visa Some only have enough money To make it to Greece They live together Barely any money No hot water Persecuted by the local police One interpreter saved the life of an American soldier The soldier helped him put together his visa packet His visa took three years!!! This interpreter had fought with them for 7 years Had saved the lives of five American soldiers Had been the personal interpreter for 12 U.S. senators One interpreter Did not leave on a flight approved by the U.S. He had to leave on the next flight Because the Taliban  was threatening to **** him Thankfully the U.S. soldier Had a place for him to stay And could give him some money The soldier promised him He would help him get resettlement benefits Even though the U.S. government stated He was not eligible to receive his benefits Because he did not arrive on a U.S. approved flight The Vice Interviewer Learns from the lawyers working for the interpreters That there is a massive bureaucracy The Department of Defense doesn't consider them veterans The soldier tried to get a bill introduced That would streamline the process And increases the number of visas To help the Afghan Interpreters No legislation regarding immigration was introduced Because of bickering among Republican members The program ran out in September of 2014 So now thousands will be stuck in Afghanistan One interpreter that was interviewed Was stuck in Afghanistan Working as a taxi driver Fearing for his life Many of the Taliban prisoners Have been released Now he fears for his life He doesn't know what will happen 6,000 applicants For 280 available visas As of July 2014 May God bless the Afghan interpreter Trying to live his life in peace May God bless the Afghan people It seems things never change for them
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
Afghan Interpreters
"Don't work with the Americans." "Don't help the Americans." This is what some of the Afghan interpreters are saying After their poor treatment by the United States government The Afghan Interpreters are angry And they have a right to be After most U.S. troops have left Some are stuck hiding in Kabul The Taliban tell the local people That they are infidels The Taliban **** many interpreters The Afghan Interpreters struggle Only about 30% get their visa Some only have enough money To make it to Greece They live together Barely any money No hot water Persecuted by the local police One interpreter saved the life of an American soldier The soldier helped him put together his visa packet His visa took three years!!! This interpreter had fought with them for 7 years Had saved the lives of five American soldiers Had been the personal interpreter for 12 U.S. senators One interpreter Did not leave on a flight approved by the U.S. He had to leave on the next flight Because the Taliban  was threatening to **** him Thankfully the U.S. soldier Had a place for him to stay And could give him some money The soldier promised him He would help him get resettlement benefits Even though the U.S. government stated He was not eligible to receive his benefits Because he did not arrive on a U.S. approved flight The Vice Interviewer Learns from the lawyers working for the interpreters That there is a massive bureaucracy The Department of Defense doesn't consider them veterans The soldier tried to get a bill introduced That would streamline the process And increases the number of visas To help the Afghan Interpreters No legislation regarding immigration was introduced Because of bickering among Republican members The program ran out in September of 2014 So now thousands will be stuck in Afghanistan One interpreter that was interviewed Was stuck in Afghanistan Working as a taxi driver Fearing for his life Many of the Taliban prisoners Have been released Now he fears for his life He doesn't know what will happen 6,000 applicants For 280 available visas As of July 2014 May God bless the Afghan interpreter Trying to live his life in peace May God bless the Afghan people It seems things never change for them
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I wanted to write a poem about peace but I was too angry I wanted to write a poem about love but my passion was elsewhere I wanted to write a poem about freedom but there was nothing to stop me Just as there is nothing to stop you But you wont You would rather write about hate About how people shouldn't be allowed to say that because its not nice and its not respectful and it offends you But you don't say "they" because you don't know who they are You don't say their names because you can't be bothered to find out You identify them by their religion because of the clothes they wear You identify them by their race because of the colour of their skin You took a handful of people and used them to taint almost a quarter of the worlds population. Congratulations. And now your words are circling the globe, spreading hate and intolerance while at the same time spreading their message, and so it begins. The spiral of hatred and terror and fear and mistrust that ends with some young Arab kid kicked to death on the streets of London "cos he looks like a Muslim". The same spiral of hatred and terror and fear and mistrust that ends with a young Muslim walking into a market in Baghdad and killing hundreds as he martyrs himself to defend his home against the invading infidels. And the only thing that's changed is the body count The only thing that's changed is the number of mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters and sons and daughters who will have one more reason to cry on this day and mourn their dead while others protest the loss of theirs. And so it goes on. If only it had been my words that had circled the earth first and not yours, we may have learned something actually worth learning. If you really want to stop the killing and the dying and the mourning and the protests that offend you so much, copy and paste THIS and show the world there are still those that can think for themselves, that there is still hope.
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Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 1:02 PM UTC
The poem I couldn't write.
I wanted to write a poem about peace but I was too angry I wanted to write a poem about love but my passion was elsewhere I wanted to write a poem about freedom but there was nothing to stop me Just as there is nothing to stop you But you wont You would rather write about hate About how people shouldn't be allowed to say that because its not nice and its not respectful and it offends you But you don't say "they" because you don't know who they are You don't say their names because you can't be bothered to find out You identify them by their religion because of the clothes they wear You identify them by their race because of the colour of their skin You took a handful of people and used them to taint almost a quarter of the worlds population. Congratulations. And now your words are circling the globe, spreading hate and intolerance while at the same time spreading their message, and so it begins. The spiral of hatred and terror and fear and mistrust that ends with some young Arab kid kicked to death on the streets of London "cos he looks like a Muslim". The same spiral of hatred and terror and fear and mistrust that ends with a young Muslim walking into a market in Baghdad and killing hundreds as he martyrs himself to defend his home against the invading infidels. And the only thing that's changed is the body count The only thing that's changed is the number of mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters and sons and daughters who will have one more reason to cry on this day and mourn their dead while others protest the loss of theirs. And so it goes on. If only it had been my words that had circled the earth first and not yours, we may have learned something actually worth learning. If you really want to stop the killing and the dying and the mourning and the protests that offend you so much, copy and paste THIS and show the world there are still those that can think for themselves, that there is still hope.
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Arcane rumblings bellow out from the infrastructure. The secrets swell out from the wealthy infidels. Their water has broken. The top-hat henchmen gather their whiskers. Stuttering shock and leaking their whispers, vulcan-loud. The wise old casualties know all of what’s to come, so they pack their sacks with their old guns to fortify their army of one. The news skips the billions of ignorant families condemning daughters and sons to an army of none. The first bullets abandon their barrels, the kick-off to pain, from poise. Eager to byte flesh, fur, faith, eager to make some godawful noise. The following blasts are a metallic symphony Quickly looming, swooning, booming into cacophony in shrill-major. Blood spatters pavement, under marching feet, is dragged, looped about the streets in a homicide calligraphy, paralyzing the squinting mercenaries. Out come the canons, dancing on their wheels, silencing the gunfire, spinning on their heels, dissenting the sonata with rifle-explosion accompaniment. Warrior sighs greet the late auxiliary: armadas sing in baritone while civilians scream soprano. Children cry in alto. Blood flows in legato. Today some of us will die so that the rest will open their eyes to an oversky, cloud-bloated with lies. While down below we blaze away our requiem. And by the hand of this same melody we die. Here lies humanity, fashioning, always, a bellicose smile.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 10:55 AM UTC
The Last Movement
The hardfaced queen of misadventure Dressed in a robe of insecurity Seated on a throne of infidels Ornate with misled hearts of a thousand men. The resenting mirror of insidious lies Confessed all the ugly truth Of all those swollen eyes and wrinkled cheeks Concealed behind a facade of smiles. The incongruous pair of unfortunate heels Tells a thousand stories of her exploit In worn out stilettoes of faded red By the futile resistance of those frozen feet. Playing god on the hellbound streets Her thighs bewitching weak and drunken hearts In a fiery throng of mutilation For a decisive battle that shall claim no victor.
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 8:04 AM UTC
The Muted Angel
Your American woman, unveiled, in tight clothing. Kicking naked men, in a pile. How would you woman like to be naked, in a pile with me! How would you like it to be rolling around on the floor naked, with your body touching mine Naked! Taking pictures and laughing you are so seductive, your wickedness, and our naked bodies! One day I will lock you up, and strip you down, Naked! and take pictures of you! With your supple flesh, and painted lips, your tight pants! Kissing, kissing in public, and taking pictures of our naked bodies! Merciful Allah! Death to all infidels!
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Jul 28, 2012
Jul 28, 2012 at 1:26 PM UTC
Abu Ghraib!
through shattered glass a broken mind in one lone voice terse and cleansed speaks unspoken thoughts of rusty will nestled in spirit's brawny grasp winged notions lay in wait on woodless edges of fate's forest relenting for relent's sake heart-shaped clouds bleed sorrowed sheets blanketing a clown of shame huddled atop nervy stilts embedded in the muck of mourn furious fields forge fires of rage a sweltering stench stands tall in lockstep a ghosts parade foggy silhouettes stop and gaze watching, waiting, wanting to rob future's grave of treasures past scratched and bruised and battered lands tattered bands of dreamscape caravans timeless sands, spineless hands, heartless clans among these, fate is planned a distant city stands to fall infidels shall cringe and crawl brotherhood of hate begun redemption of man undone ©Jason Cole
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 4:52 PM UTC
Netherworld
Grown my beard long enough, time, now, to announce to the world, the demands of the new Caliph: First a rider on raiment - of black be your fashion. Then, in the name of the Lord the most merciful, We demand razors! Yeah we need more of them - for shaving our underarms and other sacred duties outlined below. We demand brides! We can knock at your censured doors at night: for faithful brides and infidel ****** for pleasure. In the name of the Lord, most merciful, Madam, may I ask, is your modesty circumcised? In the name of the Lord, most merciful, Can we have more watches please? But mannequins, they must be covered. And when we huddle the infidels in trenches or behead your sons please, we do so in but peace!
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 1:11 PM UTC
Watches for the Caliph
She Wants Scarlet cheek Drenched in heavy breath Praying to a god of lightning within skin We sin electric Along the pulse of thunder That pounds along the prism of rib cage As an empty echo waiting to be filled We reduce the night in hidden instincts Back down to darkness Kissed in candle flame So desperately close to being blown out That we have already settled into gloom Sightless in the slap of touch The weight of wait Tension in tendons Curled toes and closed eyes Fearlessly peeking To drown in the bounty of hair That hangs heavenly Like a blindfold Lost in the black sea of pupil A lack of breath In lip bitten lungs We surrender to a pillow case prison Bed sheet asylum Deemed insane We play straight jacket Handcuff confessions Shrink our skin Closer to a clothing called sanity Admit to the sweet seductions Of tounge **** swallow lip Quiver to bow Notch arrow Draw steady down Hold Hold Tremble Release To bask in the wisdom Of hip slips singing Dipping witness to testify In the court-ship of submission A contained chaos Contested as corruption But our bodies speak universal In a language of moans and mantas Sung out over the churning bass beat Of heart thumps that resonate In the taught syllables of beau-ty Caged between skin and its slap We are powerless in the presence of passion And position our bodies in sculptures of sweat A natural occurrence A midnight madness Where we shed this skin And let our bones scrape Till our skeletons knock the nails outa this casket Resurrected we wake as infidels And follow our echoes To the origin of our conversions A little death A simple attraction Tension And release
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Dec 24, 2013
Dec 24, 2013 at 8:23 PM UTC
What You Might Hear Me Whisper Asleep in Your Arms
She Wants Scarlet cheek Drenched in heavy breath Praying to a god of lightning within skin We sin electric Along the pulse of thunder That pounds along the prism of rib cage As an empty echo waiting to be filled We reduce the night in hidden instincts Back down to darkness Kissed in candle flame So desperately close to being blown out That we have already settled into gloom Sightless in the slap of touch The weight of wait Tension in tendons Curled toes and closed eyes Fearlessly peeking To drown in the bounty of hair That hangs heavenly Like a blindfold Lost in the black sea of pupil A lack of breath In lip bitten lungs We surrender to a pillow case prison Bed sheet asylum Deemed insane We play straight jacket Handcuff confessions Shrink our skin Closer to a clothing called sanity Admit to the sweet seductions Of tounge **** swallow lip Quiver to bow Notch arrow Draw steady down Hold Hold Tremble Release To bask in the wisdom Of hip slips singing Dipping witness to testify In the court-ship of submission A contained chaos Contested as corruption But our bodies speak universal In a language of moans and mantas Sung out over the churning bass beat Of heart thumps that resonate In the taught syllables of beau-ty Caged between skin and its slap We are powerless in the presence of passion And position our bodies in sculptures of sweat A natural occurrence A midnight madness Where we shed this skin And let our bones scrape Till our skeletons knock the nails outa this casket Resurrected we wake as infidels And follow our echoes To the origin of our conversions A little death A simple attraction Tension And release
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Silver linings Are dreams of clouds Yet with a sliver of silver We take to the skies The angels ask us To keep their silence The price for our forbidden flight But enamored by beauty Befuddled by grace we are forever chasing after that which we wish were A dozen glass roses velvet lined stairs Glass ballroom slippers Pearls in our hair Slivers of longing Are what we have left The angels disapprove Silence is broken The vow unfulfilled A dozen gold roses To pave all the stairs and golden glass slippers To match our hair Silence lingers We are struck blind The angels turn their backs to us The gates of heaven are closed Not even the holiest of days Will cleanse our souls Goyim Infidels ****** a dozen red roses Line the graves to the stairs They shattered our slippers And tore out our hair
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 7:18 AM UTC
A bedtime fairy tale
Send me rockets let me fill my my pockets with resistance to explode in lights across the desolation of this land of nights and send me guns to run across the border fence where sits the old guard in defence of this,that once was home. Send me fire to burn the towns and clowns to laugh like maniacs of which we have become, and water to flood the thirsts,the first of many and sun to dry the dampened land. Send me a band of hungry,homeless men then send me stones to build their homes. Fill my cup up to the brim,let me swm in opulence. In defiance of the crown I proclaim this town along with others as my property,I demand from them my total liberty,not the washed out freedom that we think as being free where rich men with their plaudits try to laud it over me and put me down This is my town,my land,my band of disaffected vagabonds and to set the record straight,we're going to take it back, we're going to attack the citadels,we the infidels are going to tear them brick by brick,we're going to make them sick of us we're going to make them go.
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 8:12 AM UTC
Bows and arrows
this time in Vienna in my little nation's capital a young Muslim still in search of himself believes he has a mission to **** as many infidels as possible to avenge insults to Mohamed and Allah by all those secular Westerners armed with attack rifle  handgun & machete he shoots his way through the Vienna party mile not knowing whom he attacks killing four  wounding twenty-three driven by his duty to defend Allah never questioning why the Almighty would ever need to have his infinite greatness defended by a confused youngster's shooting of innocents
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Nov 4, 2020
Nov 4, 2020 at 4:37 AM UTC
ACH VIENNA! (formerly "again!!")
...I amongst the nonbelievers the infidels of your world know and agree in one thing Both worlds play chess to seek the ace beneath the board Adagio for strings obra of the Devil Arms to tomorrow and the existence of the bloom is but a remnant of a child's conception of Silence The crescent moon wanes with the truth under the ground like a forgotten bedtime story...
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 9:45 AM UTC
A Crescent of the Moon