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"ingeniously" poems
As you search twice For meanings Cleverly stood Hid in abstract Paradoxical format Ingeniously pushed Between lines   Of landscape analogies Fictitiously portrayed In anonymous contagious ideologies I'm sorry For your losses Of time and duress Yet my incomplete thoughts Can riddle even the best Into a landscape Of wild weeds and laughter I waste away In time torn pasture Where timeless turns To dusty grey I push save poem And slip away...
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May 23, 2015
May 23, 2015 at 10:55 PM UTC
LANDSCAPES
One thousand lives lay before me. Smooth edges jaggedly intermixed each one has its place. Some are the corners of a frame, others fill the void. The voices unsolved each screech-- annoyed. When they find their place silence reigns. Engaged in a kiss only seen on a silver screen. Lips locked so perfectly, so ingeniously engineered Their places found through trials and plight as tired eyes glaze over the chaotic table. How can this game depict life's fable?
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Dec 3, 2012
Dec 3, 2012 at 11:33 PM UTC
Jigsaw
She labors to smile, irony draws lines on her embittered face, thick dark iron bars, temporarily cage pain; yet the risk the two run is toxic. soon they 'd have to face it, unmistakable indications reveal, her velvet voice over the phone, conjured up an image, drastically different, a sadness now faintly asks his permission to spread quickly, confused he postpones, buying time. guilt, a shaggy, smelly, hound suspicion, its dominant trait, lurks sniffing around, the table they mutely sit, like prisoners of unburied past convoluting the plot, by playing ***** tricks. the air thickens chocking both, the haunt leers, licks its paws in glee what is its intention? "You look more or less like him, my former lover- I try to erase from memory by every which way possible, sorry about that, but i can't help it, he traded in pain of many kinds ingeniously, nothing else he did" she shoots from the hip. memory of an evil genius was quickly resurrected by him from the assortment of stereotypes, vision of caravans transporting gun powder kegs of bad memories, flashed he had a match stick handy. soon, everything exploded to culminate; darkness devoured all,  breaking limits. caravans slog towards horizon, one after other still.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 9:26 AM UTC
The blind date
Through the centuries, ecclesiastical types have called poets deviants and inferred we would burn in Hell for our heresy. I've often wondered what the rhymes of a condemned poet might look like... #1 The serpent got a ***** wrap as well as did the Jews And if you read between the lines you won't believe The news #2 As I'm not a Christian I think it quite odd That I should be punished by a biblical God #3 God the father and his boy appear to find the greatest joy deciding who will sing or fry in pits of Hell or Heaven’s sky Me thinks I’d rather burn in Hell for truth be told I don't sing well Besides in Heaven’s realm I hear they’ve put a ban on wine and beer #4 Scribbled notes on wrinkled pages offer up my rants and rages To the gods both big and small who really don't exist at all #5 Going to Hell is not my intention For Hell I believe is your little invention Ingeniously Crafted for scaring the masses By threatening Flame if they don't kiss your ***** #6 Such a simple happenstance No books to study true No condemning sermons from the everlasting Jew And since His love is only for the chosen and the few I think I'll pass on Sunday Mass I've better things to do #7 Galileo’s castrated brilliance shackled to an empty cross as demonic paramours burn in the city square #8 Rest assured the herd will follow the absurd proclamations’ and the institution's philosophical solution to the daily grind that binds us all to this stalled morality we have mistaken for God #9 'Peace on earth and love thy neighbor' Cried the man with cross and saber Even as he slaughtered millions for the crime of pagan birth #10 Cups and saucers filled with gold but not a cent may we behold for we are not among the few selected by the ancient Jew
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 11:20 AM UTC
Ditties from Hell
Through the centuries, ecclesiastical types have called poets deviants and inferred we would burn in Hell for our heresy. I've often wondered what the rhymes of a condemned poet might look like... #1 The serpent got a ***** wrap as well as did the Jews And if you read between the lines you won't believe The news #2 As I'm not a Christian I think it quite odd That I should be punished by a biblical God #3 God the father and his boy appear to find the greatest joy deciding who will sing or fry in pits of Hell or Heaven’s sky Me thinks I’d rather burn in Hell for truth be told I don't sing well Besides in Heaven’s realm I hear they’ve put a ban on wine and beer #4 Scribbled notes on wrinkled pages offer up my rants and rages To the gods both big and small who really don't exist at all #5 Going to Hell is not my intention For Hell I believe is your little invention Ingeniously Crafted for scaring the masses By threatening Flame if they don't kiss your ***** #6 Such a simple happenstance No books to study true No condemning sermons from the everlasting Jew And since His love is only for the chosen and the few I think I'll pass on Sunday Mass I've better things to do #7 Galileo’s castrated brilliance shackled to an empty cross as demonic paramours burn in the city square #8 Rest assured the herd will follow the absurd proclamations’ and the institution's philosophical solution to the daily grind that binds us all to this stalled morality we have mistaken for God #9 'Peace on earth and love thy neighbor' Cried the man with cross and saber Even as he slaughtered millions for the crime of pagan birth #10 Cups and saucers filled with gold but not a cent may we behold for we are not among the few selected by the ancient Jew
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*As your brush Gently, softly strokes The white canvas on easel The paint swirls delicately Ingeniously you mix the rainbow Of colors on your magical palette Blending them all together to create your scene You could create a whole new world of wonder Just for me and you And I often wonder what I would paint If I were such an artist as you And held all the magical illusions Right at my fingertips But since I am not an artist I can still soak—drink in The beauty only you can give birth to The worlds of imagination Only you can see And paint upon canvas For a poetess to see! ~Marian~*
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 5:38 PM UTC
Our Canvas
This *innocuous, looking,ancient brown papyrus scroll contains, on every inch of it wisdom invaluable, rare to find (we guess)* But *we are relieved of a misery as none has been ever successful in reading the script not a bit , even once, hence staling won't help anyone.* So *there is no security risk in keeping it open in full view of  all, in case someone ingeniously cracks it we too can rejoice for this miracle, otherwise let us sit like this, hoping for this winter gloom to somehow end.* All *we look for is for some  cheer, even someone with ulterior intentions is fine  , let any one show up for once, breaking it open letting know what is in there so precious, is it all we need to rejoice, theory of everything* any one?
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 6:21 AM UTC
The Impregnable Zen in the old scroll of you'all
She   Stands for me! Dressed up All Pink and white Glowing from tip to Outspread reach Hummingbird Wings Decorated Both in sun in Moon A buzz The chorus of nature Majestic ingeniously Being the freshest Breath of Spring Of hope and Beauty Fair
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Dec 31, 2017
Dec 31, 2017 at 6:36 PM UTC
Apple Blossom Sweet
All you touch and all you see Is all your world will ever be. But who knows if this is all a dream? A figment of some higher dreamer’s dream. But if we are all just a dream, Do we not all still exist? In this world that we are in We can feel and think and touch, And so even if none of us exists Could this still be enough. We think the choices that we make Are things that we have picked. But in the end it doesn’t matter, Because we think, what we think. But if my thoughts, If they are not mine, But from someone else’s dreaming mind. Honestly, I do not care. Because if I do not exist, What I think is real isn’t even there. If no choice is my own, And nothing here is real. Nothing matters in the end, If nothing in this life is real. But all they touch and all they see, Is all their world will ever be. And what if this is my dream? If you and you and you. Are some strange combination Of some people that I knew In a life that is outside this dream, A never ending dreamer’s dream. Because when you are within a dream, Everything makes sense, To the dreamingly so conscience mind Nothing is false pretense. All I touch and all I see, Is all my world will ever be. What if this is your dream? What if you are really lying in bed, And everything that is and has happened is all inside your head? What if the past as you know it, Is all just fabricated, And ingeniously and subconsciously innovated To fit what I just stated. But if its so, And this is all just an act, Put on by your sleeping mind, How am I to act? That is not up to me, you see, If this dream is yours. You are the one who determines my words, And decided who next will open up that door. If this dream is yours, I only one request. Please, please, Make the teacher cancel our next test.
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Nov 24, 2011
Nov 24, 2011 at 1:20 AM UTC
Be.
All you touch and all you see Is all your world will ever be. But who knows if this is all a dream? A figment of some higher dreamer’s dream. But if we are all just a dream, Do we not all still exist? In this world that we are in We can feel and think and touch, And so even if none of us exists Could this still be enough. We think the choices that we make Are things that we have picked. But in the end it doesn’t matter, Because we think, what we think. But if my thoughts, If they are not mine, But from someone else’s dreaming mind. Honestly, I do not care. Because if I do not exist, What I think is real isn’t even there. If no choice is my own, And nothing here is real. Nothing matters in the end, If nothing in this life is real. But all they touch and all they see, Is all their world will ever be. And what if this is my dream? If you and you and you. Are some strange combination Of some people that I knew In a life that is outside this dream, A never ending dreamer’s dream. Because when you are within a dream, Everything makes sense, To the dreamingly so conscience mind Nothing is false pretense. All I touch and all I see, Is all my world will ever be. What if this is your dream? What if you are really lying in bed, And everything that is and has happened is all inside your head? What if the past as you know it, Is all just fabricated, And ingeniously and subconsciously innovated To fit what I just stated. But if its so, And this is all just an act, Put on by your sleeping mind, How am I to act? That is not up to me, you see, If this dream is yours. You are the one who determines my words, And decided who next will open up that door. If this dream is yours, I only one request. Please, please, Make the teacher cancel our next test.
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powerless little girl, you will choke on your truths mark my words as you drown in yours a complete collapse of the ego, does this sound familiar? it sounds painful yet all you can do is watch the monuments you’ve built crumble to the ground by hands that were never yours and winter winds will tickle the brittle leaves beneath you laughing at the destruction you’ve put yourself in how does it feel to be nothing more than an accessory to the beautiful ruins you wish you’d created? cat got your tongue? did it slice your throat in half while it was at it? you say nothing is worth it do you really know what worth is to begin with? little girl did a little twirl and now she thinks she has nothing but tricks up her sleeve. the only deception you are skilled in is the kind you keep to yourself i bet your body is screaming and begging for something to consume. i bet you are starving. but i bet all you will do is give everything away until you finally die from the hunger. how pathetic! how hysterically desolate, how ingeniously far-fetched, what a blasé take on deprivation, is this what you call art? you are quite the charmer. what a feeling it is when you are finally as small as you feel. miserable little girl, you will beg for a voice your entire life and it will lock itself in your eyes.
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 9:34 PM UTC
DSM-IV 309.81
I think I'm in love. How can I really know if I'm in love though? Is love knowing how many kisses fit between her eyes? What about looking at her and being blown away every time? I'm pretty certain I'm in love. I spend the sleepless nights thinking about how her hair falls when I play with it. I think about caressing her fair skin as I kiss the back of her neck. I think about her lips brushing against me and shiver, every single time. I know I'm in love. When she lays on me I feel her breathing, our heartbeats aligning. She face flushes and her hair floats down to cover her beautiful face. Her absolute perfection shines over me, and I can't help but stare. I'm totally in love. The sound of her name is more pleasing than anything the greatest composers could ever write. Her body is easily comparable to the Greek's idea of perfection. Her mind works so ingeniously I have to take a step back, in order to even understand the brilliance behind every comment. I'm in love with her.
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Aug 12, 2016
Aug 12, 2016 at 11:01 PM UTC
Her
(20 minute poetry) They have it in for you and me, Ingeniously they have found a way to have their cake and eat it every day. But it's not about them. You and I get by and together we can fly away. In the summertime and the washing's off the line, we can build a kite together and perfect weather for floating a dream downstream. I watch as the clouds realign and see a sign and a warning as more clouds and storm clouds are forming off the starboard bow. How do they manage to eat all of the cake? It's the frequency that frequents me and brings the news of home, news from friends and family, tears of joy and tragedy on the frequency that frequents me. I turn off and tune in and soon all is forgotten except for them and cake and I have a stomach ache. You and me and two into one go on because it's not about them, It's about us.
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 12:18 PM UTC
Pier 53
being skeptical of love love is a myth told by someone that doesnt know for sure either ingeniously camouflaged myth spoils you with so much fun so you will never, or you wont ever know what happiness is then you get numb with the fun that is when you realized you chose to exacerbate your mournful, miserable, useless heart, by falling into that myth.
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 3:03 PM UTC
myth