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"ingrate" poems
Still running, never ceasing, she screams silently. the breath escapes as a wisp. Remembering the past command: Take the demon carefully, his sting is heavily laden with sweet addiction. *** soaks through the front of her gown and the bloodied fabrics drain rusty shades into the tepid moon water she spilled before. Break her chains she will not thank you she will despise her freedom and lay waste to paradise with her filthy torn wings. Let her know of her once-natural beauty she will hiss in derision that she is not still stunning as the rose. BLEED, child. You of all creatures were fantastic in visage You have put to waste the precious fragility of your frame Your yellowing teeth speak volumes your mouth should stay sealed. We have no use for ingrate angels that roll in the muck cheaply selling ******* and chemical highs.
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 1:58 PM UTC
she's my heroine
I have just spent one-hour-and-a-half handicapping tomorrow's card. when am I going to get at the poems? well, they'll just have to wait they'll have to warm their feet in the anteroom where they'll sit gossiping about me. "this Chinaski, doesn't he realize that without us he would have long ago gone mad, been dead?" "he knows, but he thinks he can keep us at his beck and call!" "he's an ingrate!" "let's give him writer's block!" "yeah!" "yeah!" "yeah!" the little poems kick up their heels and laugh. then the biggest one gets up and walks toward the door. "hey, where are you going?" he is asked. "somewhere where I am appreciated." then, he and the others vanish. I open a beer, sit down at the machine and nothing happens. like now. from the 1997 Black Sparrow New Year's greeting, "A New War"
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Revolt In The Ranks
I take it by the tears dripping That a fragile heart is breaking The burden of regrets written on your face Tells me your soul's another empty place Right to think the worst of me,I'm an ingrate I felt it in your cuddle which was rather cold Didn't think it'd hurt less truth to be told I just thought you would understand How and why I took that stand I'm bleeding too watching you exit my story I love you but I do her more,I'm so sorry I'm sorry that I let you explore so deep Thought I had control over my heart I don't know when I lost that grip Out walks another victim of my hurt The one that got away is too deep a first cut I thought I had finally cracked the nut Don't become me, let you time heal Forgive me, none deserves the pain you feel
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
ANOTHER EMPTY PLACE
mostly undiagnosed ghosts host coast roasts and no one shows haunted wind blows going slow dethroning grown men being sown unknown gnomes debone stones throwing plumbs at scrub jays whilst listless fitness ****** insist on resisting mystic visions implicitly – ragtag gag gifts for bags smoking **** with saggy pants chancing protagonists and prancing fisters wrist rocket **** pocket time, clock it rock it sock it don’t mock interlocking bicarbonates wait for the ingrate to ********** and regulate the regurgitation – ****** ancestrally protestors digest their disgust discussing muskrats as lab cats basking in the glow of white coats –
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 3:02 PM UTC
trash in stacks
You never thought I'd say never. Get Clever. **** a sickle from the star, fuckin' stick it in a cross. Pissin' vinegar, I'm hot. I don't dance a lot. Pull it it back like a bow, you'll never know what I'm talking about, I'll just throw my paint at the canvas, let it work itself out. Pucker up and tuck it in. **** it up and bless your sin. Keep the privileged in their place and keep the simple in their space, there is no common you can't erase. Too many fuckin' problems, you wish you could fuckin' solve 'em. Too much hate? Your heart has never had to participate. Fuckin' lonely? You've got too much on your plate. Reciprocate. The surface, the focus, I'm sure of all of this. Get clever. In all seriousness, I hate to say it's not an art that's improvised, it's more like you camp out, waiting, sitting, wishing, thinking, eating, waiting, sitting, wishing, thinking. Praying like **** for the the snare that you set up in an half assed attempt, like always, ******* hoping it comes through for you. Pathetic isn't it? I've got too many ideas and as these dimwits stare at the bright light behind me I get sadder. You're probably getting madder, like I'm a ******* ingrate, It's not too late to call me out because I've just begun my tirade. Unreadable, I know. If you made it this far I've got to say, you are completely frivolous, and forlorn; for that I salute you, and realizing this is all in bad taste, I bid you goodnight. **** that was fast. Didn't even get to what I meant to.
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Jul 31, 2011
Jul 31, 2011 at 9:49 AM UTC
Get Clever
You never thought I'd say never. Get Clever. **** a sickle from the star, fuckin' stick it in a cross. Pissin' vinegar, I'm hot. I don't dance a lot. Pull it it back like a bow, you'll never know what I'm talking about, I'll just throw my paint at the canvas, let it work itself out. Pucker up and tuck it in. **** it up and bless your sin. Keep the privileged in their place and keep the simple in their space, there is no common you can't erase. Too many fuckin' problems, you wish you could fuckin' solve 'em. Too much hate? Your heart has never had to participate. Fuckin' lonely? You've got too much on your plate. Reciprocate. The surface, the focus, I'm sure of all of this. Get clever. In all seriousness, I hate to say it's not an art that's improvised, it's more like you camp out, waiting, sitting, wishing, thinking, eating, waiting, sitting, wishing, thinking. Praying like **** for the the snare that you set up in an half assed attempt, like always, ******* hoping it comes through for you. Pathetic isn't it? I've got too many ideas and as these dimwits stare at the bright light behind me I get sadder. You're probably getting madder, like I'm a ******* ingrate, It's not too late to call me out because I've just begun my tirade. Unreadable, I know. If you made it this far I've got to say, you are completely frivolous, and forlorn; for that I salute you, and realizing this is all in bad taste, I bid you goodnight. **** that was fast. Didn't even get to what I meant to.
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I bought a ticket For a friend; Do I really Want him to win.      Is this what one      Calls a sin?      Venial, mortal, Let's crank it up a notch. Let's involve the cops, Or the color of your skin.      Is this what one      Calls sin? Cardinal, deadly. Let's raise the ante. Say you're near the body Lying on the floor, The evidence is clear, You're the next of kin.      Is this what one      Calls sin? Wherein is the sin? My friend kept all the winnings. Cops are on the take. Our brother's in the gutter, Our confession came too late. Our sins are mere mistakes: At worst call me ingrate.
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 9:40 AM UTC
Ingrate
Can you settle for more or less if today was your last day And what would be your retort if you were denied another chance? How life introduces sobriety and the impending inevitability The interstice and it’s ingress that encloses before your eyes The demanding pouring of importune time That soothing allaying sighs that evoke incalculable alleviation If someone were to impart as they closed their eyes As they died with a commital of happenings with not enough time As to burden you with the impression of only one chance It would seem and with the impending inevitability Of your death which would subito compromise the day A bearding contrivance plight of obligations engagement and commital no alleviation An abecedarian dossier concealed for a long time All this time the inevitable coinciding incident only for your eyes The emotional habituation was of quotidian rendition each day Of how trivial things take us on a dance with only one life one chance With your attention and awareness on the answer the inevitability Of what you are becoming with each passing second for each Thought which transpires and no alleviation Is there an epoch a replicating limn a depiction of our linear time As we perpetrate and pursue progressively for our alleviation Engaged to staying the course the day Stirring closing in on our deliberate objective determined chance Which remained for a terse duration from the inevitability In which at the atrium of this erstwhile portage of a duvet to belabor To stifle firsthand with your eyes The variant from this domicile from this residence on a day Is the vagabond to perish in yonder with no alleviation Once man was a brute dullard or a curmudgeon spinster at a time Which offers a mute disconnection ragged miscreant the inevi Naivety or absent mindedness to somnambulist and its silhouette Notwithstanding change The quagmire and it’s nightmare the ingrate delighted with coined Shunned eyes Reputation with a flagrant obscene defilement galvanizing The alleviation At the heart of this lies another chance A precocious inevitability A man who lies to die another day The annihilation in desperate want for from those argent eyes To the starving newfangled optimism which in its sheen Shines sunshine dulling the ocular orbs of time Forwithal in befuddlement remain here The time if infringement to comprehend the volatile vertigo And the inevitability The harrowing of hell Glance at the shinning suns in her eyes intention considers change After you heal and left are the cicatrix Will you plunge further for alleviation Or on the intent of regression once again From long ago to another distant day.
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 9:20 PM UTC
Destination
Can you settle for more or less if today was your last day And what would be your retort if you were denied another chance? How life introduces sobriety and the impending inevitability The interstice and it’s ingress that encloses before your eyes The demanding pouring of importune time That soothing allaying sighs that evoke incalculable alleviation If someone were to impart as they closed their eyes As they died with a commital of happenings with not enough time As to burden you with the impression of only one chance It would seem and with the impending inevitability Of your death which would subito compromise the day A bearding contrivance plight of obligations engagement and commital no alleviation An abecedarian dossier concealed for a long time All this time the inevitable coinciding incident only for your eyes The emotional habituation was of quotidian rendition each day Of how trivial things take us on a dance with only one life one chance With your attention and awareness on the answer the inevitability Of what you are becoming with each passing second for each Thought which transpires and no alleviation Is there an epoch a replicating limn a depiction of our linear time As we perpetrate and pursue progressively for our alleviation Engaged to staying the course the day Stirring closing in on our deliberate objective determined chance Which remained for a terse duration from the inevitability In which at the atrium of this erstwhile portage of a duvet to belabor To stifle firsthand with your eyes The variant from this domicile from this residence on a day Is the vagabond to perish in yonder with no alleviation Once man was a brute dullard or a curmudgeon spinster at a time Which offers a mute disconnection ragged miscreant the inevi Naivety or absent mindedness to somnambulist and its silhouette Notwithstanding change The quagmire and it’s nightmare the ingrate delighted with coined Shunned eyes Reputation with a flagrant obscene defilement galvanizing The alleviation At the heart of this lies another chance A precocious inevitability A man who lies to die another day The annihilation in desperate want for from those argent eyes To the starving newfangled optimism which in its sheen Shines sunshine dulling the ocular orbs of time Forwithal in befuddlement remain here The time if infringement to comprehend the volatile vertigo And the inevitability The harrowing of hell Glance at the shinning suns in her eyes intention considers change After you heal and left are the cicatrix Will you plunge further for alleviation Or on the intent of regression once again From long ago to another distant day.
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----- --- - This isn't about being numbed, or blinded....and most definitely not being an ingrate. an eerie feeling came with a breeze: a  life of long ago came back......and lingered, fed my hungry mind with resurrected difficult moments. there were tears.....and  laughter, our feelings, our heartbeats were heard, we had that kind of warmth...a nearness only we, could possess. t'was like brewing coffee....waiting, 'til bubbles started seething, aroma and taste were satisfying, steam...evaporating. what remained in the carafe got cold...became  stale and rough to the mouth. confused heart, refused to fall apart. how hard it had been at the start, our kites flew high so did our sighs. how could expected changes, how could progress be trailed by an emptiness? why did i hear a pricking whisper of discontent? plans didn't stop........i thought, half the ladder was high enough. ::::::::: somewhere along the way ....why did love have to stray? a smoke of displeasure took a long while...to disappear ::::: in those times of simple dreams, our humble needs and wants did scream some days may have been dim, still................we were a team. ...i miss...those hungry years... ----- --- - Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan April 1, 2018
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Apr 5, 2018
Apr 5, 2018 at 1:33 AM UTC
Hungry Years
“She cannot live forever!” We told each other more than once. Still, she had all the Deutschmarks and to her I was a dunce.. My wife and I were servant/slaves to her every wish and whim. It was just after the Armistice that she ”allowed” us move in. Germany was a hungry place As Weimar came into being What happened after Wilhelm fled, few could claim to have foreseen. No, she never spoiled us, her grandson and his mate. I cut wood, my wife drew water For that shriveled old ingrate. Other than a pittance and an attic bed of straw she gave neither thanks nor praise to her only heirs at law. Thank Gott, the morning finally dawned we didn’t hear her ring her bell. In sleep she had departed to Heaven or , likely, Hell. We hugged each other gleefully. Our servitude was done. We were rich with Deutschmarks! The year was Nineteen twenty one.
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 11:33 AM UTC
The Inheritance
LET ME LOVE YOU AGAIN.... My candy I'm back , Back to clinch your heart, I'm not here to hurt. I'm here to ask for second best chance, I know I was a **** But now back with a full force, It was wrong to abayence, This time I promise I will be the best, Let me love you again, Promise I will not bring pain, I know I was a ingrate of your love, I'm noisome that love again  I still believe, Please allow me to love you again, Just let us regain, Let me be yours again, My sweetie pie let me love you again, I messed up in the past, Best this time I wont , Your soul will rest on my chest, I roar like an eagle pardon ,  This time I will make you reach ****** I temperature will change to max, oops I'm not telling a lie , You  are my Quiescent, Oh recall I'm not Ephemeral, You can see how phenomenal, My I Singh  hallelujah, Please let me love you again, I don't feel Felicity without you, My sweet cany let me love you, Yeah just know I mean everything, I'm losing my breath I'm becoming nothing, Let me Let me I promise, Please my sweet mayonnaise , Just one last kick , I will make it useful, I can tell you still want me, So please give it to me, I'm telling you this time, You are my fame, Ish just hate that feeling of being lonely, My my butterfly, Please please let me, All I'm asking for is your love again, I'm not acting like Saint, But promise to give you my love, Just let me let me, Let me love you again..
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 7:08 PM UTC
LET ME LOVE YOU AGAIN
chants from red states and blue and of course the tea partied new blend into wicked white noise and with complete lack of poise we have become a nation divided not that we were ever truly united but our rhetoric is now so blighted that whenever we open our ears we are inundated with feculent fears that our country is no longer grand perhaps we were never number one... except in matters of money and the gun but when measured by the yardstick of the soul did we ever really achieve a transcendent goal or were we listening to our own lyrical lies? ‘twas not enough to denigrate -those of foreign birth -those of color and the welfare ingrate now we all chew and spew equal portions of hate and probably deserve our feckless fate
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Sep 14, 2012
Sep 14, 2012 at 10:58 PM UTC
Livin' in the USA
*Drink your Hemlock down as you've doled your poison out tenfold choke on your own ignorant arrogance and grandiose excuse for self worth your filthy lies caught up with you before Heaven's gate Angels snagged your ***** *** before it was too late now burn in Hell you lecherous, hostile ingrate* CHEERS
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Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 6:08 PM UTC
Tick Toc...Time for your Hemlock
My sword slowly lifted itself as something within came to life Striking my pallet leaving you my victim lifeless with a long seeping wound Trying to keep up with this constant strife Fighting to escape this brutality that has forever bond My bloodied blade has spilled enough of your precious essence Realizing now that you were never meant to be mine Alas how my feelings could have manifested me into this darkened presence? Whilst my words shall only lead you to further pine Tearing from my being the thought of loving you at all, As injustice is all that is felt from the illusions you drew on the wall. Solace has been a price my future had to pay For so was the price of your love, that cast me away Contorted and mangled by the past that thrives within my ingrate A second chance you wish won’t now sate my hate
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Jun 16, 2010
Jun 16, 2010 at 8:05 AM UTC
The ingrate of love
possible that the rock on rails will express me from a fail intimate wants satisfied or is to mistake I ride hold on close see me through misty eyes memories flood to wash away just what I did to you today taken in taken for a ride ingrate you stood beside hold on close see me through misty eyes rivulets run and clear the pane on that platform you remain train pulls the wheels slide not ashamed I lied hold on close see me through misty eyes
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 4:33 PM UTC
misty eyes
I am a boy who doesn't know the worth of a dollar I play my part. I am a friend who is there for his even if they don't know I play my part. I am a lover who knows how to lift your spirt even when the love is only shared by me I play my part. I am a console to those who think they are alone I play my part. I am an ingrate who doesn't appreciate the sacrifices you have made I play my part. I am a smile that hides the sadness on the other side I play my part. I am the one who listens even when no words are spoken I play my part. I am a hypocrite who preaches but rarely practices I play my part. I know what I want and never what I need I play my part. I am who I am so no one can say I am worthless because, I play my part.
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 5:07 PM UTC
I play my part
today i bruised an apple, i split him to his core. all he wanted was to nourish me and nothing more. once a fragrant flower fitted in a white bouquet, he chose to be support for me, and i cast him away.
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Feb 1, 2011
Feb 1, 2011 at 3:30 PM UTC
ingrate.
The ****** lay down, As the untouched stream Ran through her untouched skin. Mountains grew like ruptures, Imperfections, grainy tissue. Leaves sprung up like parasites, Clinging to dear life. And she remained unmoved. She remained harmonious. Harmonious with the sudden Obstructions that became Carved, engraved, furrowed Onto her pure surface. And with sudden violence, Her skin was ruptured, Manipulated, ruffled. Her once untouched earth, Was dug out, strained, And left out to the Corrosion of the winds. It was them, those parasites. The ingrate life, that took Advantage. The animals that built, Constructed, and cultivated. Those that formed values. Rules in the midst of chaos. And she remained unmoved, She remained content, Content with the sudden Colonies, civilizations, That sprung up like Dead may flies in spring. But then, they brought up Disease. They brought up War, Poverty, Filth. They broke those values, Like paper chains. And irrigated her earth, With pools of blood. And she remained still. She remained petrified. Petrified with that That developed, unraveled, Birthed, and destroyed, On top of her. She lay down as her skin, Once fertile became sand. Her rivers ceased to stream, And dried up like cherries Under the heated sun. And the mountains crumbled, And the leaves withered. She lay down as the Colonies collapsed, and The civilizations were left Abandoned, forgotten. She lay down as the Parasites retreated, Died, and disintegrated. And she remained crippled, Battered, mutilated, But standing still. Not untouched, but proud, Not intact, but standing. Alone, but at peace at last.
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 1:41 PM UTC
The ******
The ****** lay down, As the untouched stream Ran through her untouched skin. Mountains grew like ruptures, Imperfections, grainy tissue. Leaves sprung up like parasites, Clinging to dear life. And she remained unmoved. She remained harmonious. Harmonious with the sudden Obstructions that became Carved, engraved, furrowed Onto her pure surface. And with sudden violence, Her skin was ruptured, Manipulated, ruffled. Her once untouched earth, Was dug out, strained, And left out to the Corrosion of the winds. It was them, those parasites. The ingrate life, that took Advantage. The animals that built, Constructed, and cultivated. Those that formed values. Rules in the midst of chaos. And she remained unmoved, She remained content, Content with the sudden Colonies, civilizations, That sprung up like Dead may flies in spring. But then, they brought up Disease. They brought up War, Poverty, Filth. They broke those values, Like paper chains. And irrigated her earth, With pools of blood. And she remained still. She remained petrified. Petrified with that That developed, unraveled, Birthed, and destroyed, On top of her. She lay down as her skin, Once fertile became sand. Her rivers ceased to stream, And dried up like cherries Under the heated sun. And the mountains crumbled, And the leaves withered. She lay down as the Colonies collapsed, and The civilizations were left Abandoned, forgotten. She lay down as the Parasites retreated, Died, and disintegrated. And she remained crippled, Battered, mutilated, But standing still. Not untouched, but proud, Not intact, but standing. Alone, but at peace at last.
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Rantings II don't wanna sound like an ingrate, but what have you done for me today you promised me this magnificent dinner, then threw a box of macaroni my way you promised me an evening of hot lovin, you would wear me out and bring me lots of beer then when I leaned over to kiss you, you handed me a ******* and said, here suddenly you were no longer in the mood, you had a headache and cramps were here too I asked how could this have happened so soon, all you could say to me was “hey **** you” all thru the rest of the night all you did was ***** I tried to hide from you in the corner of my den but you even followed me in there, raising a fuss, said how can you live like this, in this dam pig pen I looked around at my guitars and my laptop, had all my music books stacked up real nice well yes, there were some candy wrappers, and a day old bowl of pudding made from rice you said I was totally useless, a useless **** in fact, I coward even deeper now, as you told me I was dumb how in the hell could you ever have married me, I rolled into the fetal pose, ******* on my thumb 2 days later I arose, with stubble on my face, I stumble into the john, and into the mirror I stared it seemed to take forever for the focus of my eyes, I jumped back in horror, the picture made me scared holy crap, what was that, I heard my voice crackle, sounding like a rusty gate, WD40 should be used and when I took a second look, afraid what I would see, sunken in and swollen, looked like my eyes were bruised today is gonna be a different day, this is my intention, going to shower, shave and put on my poet's hat it is so quiet now, think she has packed and left gonna miss her a lot, hope she took her ******* cat Gomer LePoet...
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Jun 29, 2010
Jun 29, 2010 at 4:05 AM UTC
Rantings II
Rantings II don't wanna sound like an ingrate, but what have you done for me today you promised me this magnificent dinner, then threw a box of macaroni my way you promised me an evening of hot lovin, you would wear me out and bring me lots of beer then when I leaned over to kiss you, you handed me a ******* and said, here suddenly you were no longer in the mood, you had a headache and cramps were here too I asked how could this have happened so soon, all you could say to me was “hey **** you” all thru the rest of the night all you did was ***** I tried to hide from you in the corner of my den but you even followed me in there, raising a fuss, said how can you live like this, in this dam pig pen I looked around at my guitars and my laptop, had all my music books stacked up real nice well yes, there were some candy wrappers, and a day old bowl of pudding made from rice you said I was totally useless, a useless **** in fact, I coward even deeper now, as you told me I was dumb how in the hell could you ever have married me, I rolled into the fetal pose, ******* on my thumb 2 days later I arose, with stubble on my face, I stumble into the john, and into the mirror I stared it seemed to take forever for the focus of my eyes, I jumped back in horror, the picture made me scared holy crap, what was that, I heard my voice crackle, sounding like a rusty gate, WD40 should be used and when I took a second look, afraid what I would see, sunken in and swollen, looked like my eyes were bruised today is gonna be a different day, this is my intention, going to shower, shave and put on my poet's hat it is so quiet now, think she has packed and left gonna miss her a lot, hope she took her ******* cat Gomer LePoet...
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Dear Ed. You'll have to forgive me if I stop favoriting most of your work. It's all spectacular, and if good poems were gravy, I'd need more bread. And a bucket. But you see, 33 years ago, despite my uncontainable appreciation for the many high school graduation checks, I broke me sense of gratitude while handwriting out scores of "thank you notes.” Now, I’m unable to offer even the slightest compliment with these ungrateful fingers. So forgive me, if I'm hard-pressed to as much as click a “heart” or a “thumbs up” button; for even one more of your upgrades to the Holy Grail. And don’t bother clicking my stuff. There are no more thank-you fish in Walden pond; I’m ingrate enough for the both of us. Just know as my mouse goes quiet, your **** is **** good. **** good. "And that goes for the rest of you poems."
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Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014 at 6:37 PM UTC
No Thanks to the Poet Ed Coles (trademark)
Élégie au Mont « La Sposata» Comme un cheval fougueux Tu chevauches les pierres De ta montagne de granit. Tu domines le «Liamone». Et portes jusqu’à l’horizon Cette grandeur altière Qui est ton sceau de chevalier. La mariée ingrate Ayant laissé sa mère, sans un regard Fut transformée ici En monture de pierre. Mais par sa révolte, toujours indomptée Elle continue d’harnacher, la nuit, des chimères de feu et son rêve de fuite. Oh, montagnes sacrées Témoins de tant d’effrois Et de tant d’invasions, D’où les conques soufflaient Leurs cris stridents de guerre Pour porter **** l’alarme Quand l’aigle voyait les chèvres dévaler Oh, montagnes sacrées Qui virent tant d’étés Enflammer l’horizon Et calciner les pins Ou l’eau glacée des sources N’apaise pas les soifs de pureté Et ou les merles et les geais Tiennent commun concert Paul Arrighi , écrit en Corse au mois d'août
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 3:23 PM UTC
Élégie au Mont « La Sposata»
The ingrate is chewing on his ungrateful cud But he isn't a liberty to say what's in it He spits fire at social drinkers And goes slow mo in the fast lane Just to **** off those he considers wastes of life He'd curse them out but that be a wasted breath The milk maid's dunlap is protruding But she doesn't give 1/16th of a **** Or 1/4th of a **** She has gunk in her teeth But all the ***** ***** old men are all aboard The Desperate Express The polygamist is off to the races Then the roller rink to inject misinformation into the grapevine He gallantly gives his consent to take a lie detector test As they try to get past his veneer and get a confession compromised of cul-de-sac secrets With their monocle and chronic swamp-ass they contracted while waiting on line at the concession stand The spy's identity will not be compromised He needs to investigate this world's nation wide arms race to the red button that will undoubtedly end us all That's why hes undercover in the vineyard His beliefs correspond with mine He thinks the planet will be fine but its inhabitants are doomed And I concur
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
A Few Friends of Mine
Mélancolie est au fond de mon cœur ; De chants joyeux n'ai pas la fantaisie ; Plaintes, soupirs, accents de la douleur, Voilà les chants de la mélancolie. Cesse, ô ma voix ! cesse de soupirer Chanson d'amour où peignais mon martyre : À d'autres vers j'ai vu Daphné sourire. Tais-toi, ma lyre ! Ah ! laisse-moi pleurer ! Plus ne prétends en langage des dieux Chanter Daphné, chanter ma vive flamme : Chanson d'amour irait jusqu'à ses yeux ; Chanson d'amour n'irait plus à son âme. Hier encor l'entendais assurer Qu'un seul berger faisait chanson jolie : C'est mon rival. Toi, que l'ingrate oublie, Tais-toi, ma lyre ! Ah ! laisse-moi pleurer ! Si bien sentir vaut mieux que bien chanter, Si bien aimer vaut mieux que bien le dire, Las ! mieux que moi pouvait-on mériter Le seul suffrage auquel ma muse aspire ? Mais nouveauté, je le veux déclarer, Séduit souvent la plus sage bergère. Puisque Daphné comme une autre est légère, Tais-toi, ma lyre ! Ah ! laisse-moi pleurer ! Quoi, vous allez la chercher malgré moi, Vers indiscrets, enfants de jalousie ! Daphné vous lit : dieux ! quel est mon effroi ! Daphné sourit : dieux ! ma peine est finie ! Plus la douleur ne me doit tourmenter ; À mon rival retournez, ma tristesse. Mes vers encor plairaient à ma maîtresse ? Tais-toi, chagrin ! Ah ! laisse-moi chanter ! Écrit en 1789.
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La jalousie
Good god son. Looking straight at feet never got no one no where in this world Son, can you imagine? What it’s like to be passed over for shoe leather? To have eyes, arms, legs, knees, all ignored? Ignored for an inanimate object with a pleasant scent but nothing more Salt water and leather. Or son. Can you begin to imagine what it’s like to melt? What it’s like to fold in a too large chair Staring straight ahead At a screen Flashing colors/lights Sliding into and out of semblances and meanings Hands searching and not finding. And son, your knees jutting out like jetties among the foam Crossing right over left over left over right Cool air lifting up hairs like shocks, but god son. You must look at them. And son could you ever imagine? How deep a chair can feel When you know the folding’s real And the water isn’t still for any lack of menace Oh god! How the screams will peal. But son, I hope you’ve guessed that from under the refracting and refracted water That cuts the light up so beautifully From under that water you’ll never see bottom. And son, my love, this is vital What they say about screams in space is true. I know you’re a child, kid, but think, really think on this one, How’s it got to taste? Fed nothing But expecting much Can you conceive of the empty imperial dry rot Upon which, believe this if anything, the sun never sets And child, it tastes like carrion. When the chair starts its own folding in. Holy Lord in Heaven, my beloved son, when the sea foam green monoliths roll in with the moon. They **** against the wood legs of the jetty The feet, and knees too, Those that are foundationed in the sand and bound up with the shoe leather That you, My ingrate son, Cannot seem to ignore
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Oct 8, 2010
Oct 8, 2010 at 2:19 PM UTC
Prayer
Good god son. Looking straight at feet never got no one no where in this world Son, can you imagine? What it’s like to be passed over for shoe leather? To have eyes, arms, legs, knees, all ignored? Ignored for an inanimate object with a pleasant scent but nothing more Salt water and leather. Or son. Can you begin to imagine what it’s like to melt? What it’s like to fold in a too large chair Staring straight ahead At a screen Flashing colors/lights Sliding into and out of semblances and meanings Hands searching and not finding. And son, your knees jutting out like jetties among the foam Crossing right over left over left over right Cool air lifting up hairs like shocks, but god son. You must look at them. And son could you ever imagine? How deep a chair can feel When you know the folding’s real And the water isn’t still for any lack of menace Oh god! How the screams will peal. But son, I hope you’ve guessed that from under the refracting and refracted water That cuts the light up so beautifully From under that water you’ll never see bottom. And son, my love, this is vital What they say about screams in space is true. I know you’re a child, kid, but think, really think on this one, How’s it got to taste? Fed nothing But expecting much Can you conceive of the empty imperial dry rot Upon which, believe this if anything, the sun never sets And child, it tastes like carrion. When the chair starts its own folding in. Holy Lord in Heaven, my beloved son, when the sea foam green monoliths roll in with the moon. They **** against the wood legs of the jetty The feet, and knees too, Those that are foundationed in the sand and bound up with the shoe leather That you, My ingrate son, Cannot seem to ignore
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