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"inoculated" poems
Static, memories Emanating, separating   The postcard- perfect Still life speaks From its storied past. Invisible, to drift Among   The florid aphorisms, Ending in Deleterious debris, Aftermath of The inevitable. Empty room, echo hollow Tabula rasa - Carpet clean, quite candid in it's Return to callow. Consciousness athirst, Absorbing phenomena Effervesce, inquisitive Ideas foment, Sealed inside a question. The what - Against the narrow Scarcity, And fatigue of should. A tender malleable Youth, Betrayed, under An assumed decorum - Residue of truth, Flattened emotion Privations of a self Unheard; Misplaced affirmation, Buried pathologies   In architecture Fear manifests symbolic. Harboring apathy The lunacy of pious Pedigree, Import contagion, Fetters of benignity Doubt and indecision   Into ****** Cognizance, Fallow spirits Seep fumes of decay, Credulity bleeds a human stain. Social edifice, inoculated   Heirs of neurosis; Palpable, sensual pain And transience, though Tacit - remain, Our haunted history, The blind hyperbole, Maudlin Forbearance, this haven, A portrait Of immaculate condition, Nurtured with precision Under sterling pretense. Provincial domicile - House beautiful, Savage irony - Unseen treasure Innocence unabridged, Faces, tiny creations; Compliant vessels Wounded,   While modernism murmurs   Its promise. Brave New World, In a late model sedan, Domestic ranch on a Corner lot, Suburban natives, Silence means security. The misunderstood Speak louder - Consumerism beneath     Unvarnished ambition, Never could Repair the brokenness within... © 2011 & 2018 W. S. Warner
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Oct 20, 2011
Oct 20, 2011 at 5:38 PM UTC
Hollow
Static, memories Emanating, separating   The postcard- perfect Still life speaks From its storied past. Invisible, to drift Among   The florid aphorisms, Ending in Deleterious debris, Aftermath of The inevitable. Empty room, echo hollow Tabula rasa - Carpet clean, quite candid in it's Return to callow. Consciousness athirst, Absorbing phenomena Effervesce, inquisitive Ideas foment, Sealed inside a question. The what - Against the narrow Scarcity, And fatigue of should. A tender malleable Youth, Betrayed, under An assumed decorum - Residue of truth, Flattened emotion Privations of a self Unheard; Misplaced affirmation, Buried pathologies   In architecture Fear manifests symbolic. Harboring apathy The lunacy of pious Pedigree, Import contagion, Fetters of benignity Doubt and indecision   Into ****** Cognizance, Fallow spirits Seep fumes of decay, Credulity bleeds a human stain. Social edifice, inoculated   Heirs of neurosis; Palpable, sensual pain And transience, though Tacit - remain, Our haunted history, The blind hyperbole, Maudlin Forbearance, this haven, A portrait Of immaculate condition, Nurtured with precision Under sterling pretense. Provincial domicile - House beautiful, Savage irony - Unseen treasure Innocence unabridged, Faces, tiny creations; Compliant vessels Wounded,   While modernism murmurs   Its promise. Brave New World, In a late model sedan, Domestic ranch on a Corner lot, Suburban natives, Silence means security. The misunderstood Speak louder - Consumerism beneath     Unvarnished ambition, Never could Repair the brokenness within... © 2011 & 2018 W. S. Warner
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how sad to be misunderstood to be evicted from life to have the full tenure of a torrid human existence gesture horribly at you in faultless reputation like that of a rancid rage over a lost trinket or to be quarantined while fingerless skin scolds and noiseless voices are raised in a donated generosity of savage ignorance striving to make copious amends in vain efforts to regrettable slow acting poison that boils the mind oh how sad to be misunderstood such varicose viciousness oh it’s sad quite sad to be misunderstood to live through and inoculated hour glass giving limitless time to a wildfire of idiocy and when your breath speaks they laugh black laughter that shatters wet umbilical truths shudders knowledge gestures to smoking nostrils oh how sad, how sad it is to be misunderstood to be drenched in the rain but not get wet in which antiquity rests with its mythologised stupendous ill effects getting vivid shadows massed all around oh how sad it is to be misunderstood until dactylic, hexameter, elegance completes and slithering syllables by their antiquity focus a shuddering shriek that sends an exploding heart through your chest
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
how sad to be misunderstood
1. Such vehemence For immigrants Border patrol Vigilance I never knew A human being Could be illegal 2. A child should never be taught to hate And human beings must never be insulated Or inoculated against the horrors of war 3. There is no liberation in this economy Debt is a slower and slightly grayer Variation of slavery No more cotton fields but prison labor Tell me where is our great modern emancipator?
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 7:13 AM UTC
Three Fragments
American city, your roads make me gasp, Hold my breath with cancerous anxiety. Your sidewalks, Ancient ruins of time passed: A failed optimism for Utopian desire: A house, a yard, a car for every person. Now derelict, termite infested, but rented. Chlorinated chemical water runs through rusted, moldy spickets to Rinse pesticide seasoned vegetables. And yet they remain so tasteless. But who cares? Suburban middle class zombies? Created with media placed propaganda. Born and inoculated with DisneypepsiMccocacola ideologies. Oh Wal-Mart, how we love your homogenized Chinese products. Oh America, how we love your multi-million dollar cathartic films, They bring my mind to no place and inspire nothing. Your theme park inspired retail caters to any identity I desire: I am a professional, My wallet lined with the best credit cards, SUV, Hummer, Super boat, designer label, mall bought, bleached teeth smile, with slick greasy hair style. I'm cool, I pay for the gas. Beep your horn, and rev your engine. We are at war with each other. Everyone get out of my way: road rage lifestyle: compete or die. Big screen television dream. Bought it at Target. Open my cupboard: Macaroni and Cheese, delicious. Ambian, Prozac, antibiotic, Listerine. Collagen bovine beauty: Manicure, pedicure, dye and wax Acrylic nails, hair extensions And silicone sacs. Oh, American city How we want to steal your money and **** your blood. Chop your trees and cement your grass. American city you are dead.
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Jan 11, 2010
Jan 11, 2010 at 6:22 AM UTC
American City
American city, your roads make me gasp, Hold my breath with cancerous anxiety. Your sidewalks, Ancient ruins of time passed: A failed optimism for Utopian desire: A house, a yard, a car for every person. Now derelict, termite infested, but rented. Chlorinated chemical water runs through rusted, moldy spickets to Rinse pesticide seasoned vegetables. And yet they remain so tasteless. But who cares? Suburban middle class zombies? Created with media placed propaganda. Born and inoculated with DisneypepsiMccocacola ideologies. Oh Wal-Mart, how we love your homogenized Chinese products. Oh America, how we love your multi-million dollar cathartic films, They bring my mind to no place and inspire nothing. Your theme park inspired retail caters to any identity I desire: I am a professional, My wallet lined with the best credit cards, SUV, Hummer, Super boat, designer label, mall bought, bleached teeth smile, with slick greasy hair style. I'm cool, I pay for the gas. Beep your horn, and rev your engine. We are at war with each other. Everyone get out of my way: road rage lifestyle: compete or die. Big screen television dream. Bought it at Target. Open my cupboard: Macaroni and Cheese, delicious. Ambian, Prozac, antibiotic, Listerine. Collagen bovine beauty: Manicure, pedicure, dye and wax Acrylic nails, hair extensions And silicone sacs. Oh, American city How we want to steal your money and **** your blood. Chop your trees and cement your grass. American city you are dead.
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Discombobulated... "Bob! You late Again!?" Its not A statement You can make To make her change The date again Happy Belated Birthday celebrations Embracing Her forgiveness As the cure For your forgets Forged Your signature style Across the lines Of her smile As you kiss With the intent To signal her bliss And ignorance What's in store For her Is distortion This portion of life Fused with confusion Contortionist Twisting The body Of lies With the a prose That matches Her pose Unjustified margins Never Crossing the red line But riding it Writing with a wit That could Split her brain In half You call it The gift a gab Emotions versus Logic The verse is Littered with poetry Personified As a woman Mixed feelings Remixed And mastered To produce A new product For you to accept Instead You neglect Her Collected thoughts !Implode! She gathers The pieces To gain recollection Of what happened To her To you To love She battles Herself To win the war With you Tie the knot For christ sake! Or undue "To hell With you!" She yells Her voice fails To really reach you It takes Two To tangle Not to tango To tango Is to dance And you'd Miss your step Every chance You get She feels Obligated To feel For her first love Inoculated By the drug That leaves her Discombobulated...
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Sep 30, 2010
Sep 30, 2010 at 12:17 AM UTC
Discombobulated
We all thought he would Stay here forever, like So many other lethargic Sons and daughters of the slough Who may never have learned what the mustard fields were for. I escaped early, lucky I Guess, but never quite let Go of him, and another year Gone by, like battered ships we return. Those eyes are intense and Hazel in the oncoming Headlights, buzz-cut Hair black as the ruins of Haystack Landing. Once you’re told, you remember what the mustard fields were for. “I’m different, I mean,” he says, **** even at dinner with family. I Freak out, get paranoid, like I’m Fighting for my life in the Sonoma hills.” He sighs, “I know you know, When I come back from Where I’m going, seeing you is What I’ll want the most, but--” I wonder if he knows what the mustard fields were for. “I’ll probably be real different, Probably need a lot of help.” Passing elevated acres of mustard, we Pause; he says, “Gotta stop for gas.” This soldier stands in sharpened Contrast to this rural, liberal Community, these Victorian Cathedrals of a quiet isolation. They will never tell you what the mustard fields were for. I wonder then if something about our Air here makes us want to reach out, Aspire for our names and badges Across the expanse of war and peace. Like the murky waters of the turning basin, History hides a silent violence. Hatching, we find ourselves inoculated against Human strains of moral dystrophy. I went into the world knowing well what the mustard fields were for. They’re still here, still growing, those Slender, musky stalks, golden heads Sweetly pastoral in their floral bloom, Soft biochemical carpets in a cultivated sprawl. I know now, I know **** well what the mustard fields were for.
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May 24, 2013
May 24, 2013 at 2:05 AM UTC
The Mustard Fields
We all thought he would Stay here forever, like So many other lethargic Sons and daughters of the slough Who may never have learned what the mustard fields were for. I escaped early, lucky I Guess, but never quite let Go of him, and another year Gone by, like battered ships we return. Those eyes are intense and Hazel in the oncoming Headlights, buzz-cut Hair black as the ruins of Haystack Landing. Once you’re told, you remember what the mustard fields were for. “I’m different, I mean,” he says, **** even at dinner with family. I Freak out, get paranoid, like I’m Fighting for my life in the Sonoma hills.” He sighs, “I know you know, When I come back from Where I’m going, seeing you is What I’ll want the most, but--” I wonder if he knows what the mustard fields were for. “I’ll probably be real different, Probably need a lot of help.” Passing elevated acres of mustard, we Pause; he says, “Gotta stop for gas.” This soldier stands in sharpened Contrast to this rural, liberal Community, these Victorian Cathedrals of a quiet isolation. They will never tell you what the mustard fields were for. I wonder then if something about our Air here makes us want to reach out, Aspire for our names and badges Across the expanse of war and peace. Like the murky waters of the turning basin, History hides a silent violence. Hatching, we find ourselves inoculated against Human strains of moral dystrophy. I went into the world knowing well what the mustard fields were for. They’re still here, still growing, those Slender, musky stalks, golden heads Sweetly pastoral in their floral bloom, Soft biochemical carpets in a cultivated sprawl. I know now, I know **** well what the mustard fields were for.
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a music box of magic words of circuses, gruesome murders and monsters a mad logic of connected disconnected things held together by the drifting mists of dreams first air and rainbows destroying pious falsities, telling new tales of many things to come, flying above the crowd showing the blinding white distance ahead of the two ice capped poles past he various categories like old people who die when the weather turns yet there is a desire to summon and expect disaster you've seen the show, blinding like the sun on water matched only by the patience of the floating fall of a ladies silk stocking a music box that looks immensely vindicated and in those precious seconds, these busy seconds that mumble and murmur to themselves of divine and temporal forces tastes the whiff of immorality that possesses that special skin that cruelty of countless acquisitions of alchemy especially its capacity to coach sorrow to teach it to touch the regurgitated inaccuracies of indentured truth ah! the music box who returns the echoing roar of answerless answers with questionable questions yet inoculated and protected by the vast pleasures that somehow conceal themselves within the music box in its rhythms and its clock-work metal innards cancel out any pain and the half closed eyes that stop the heart shatter the sky shower with an avalanche of magnetic attraction the magic music box, the magic music box Pandora's magic music box
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Oct 5, 2013
Oct 5, 2013 at 10:55 AM UTC
a music box of magic words
We are human Walking traumas Left untreated Open wounds Being leeched To treat The wrong fever It is incongruous Being inoculated Against the wrong disease Vaccinated with apathy So we don’t feel The sores that bleed But you have to laugh We are mortal Not merely men Nor women More like All the things Around and in-between Searching Sub-consciously For peace Trying to sustain ourselves While losing Everyone else Crying But you have to laugh We are little boxes of flesh Lego people made to fit together Chipped Scratched Lost and found Each stress tearing at our flesh Rending our skin Like a thresher Building internal and external pressure Till we need release ****** and or emotional But you have to laugh Ready to cry Sometimes We are ready to die Till the brain twitches Till the broken switches Leave you in stiches And you see something strange Irony or absurdity Life twisted in its purity On the verge of exploding Not really knowing But something hits Something fits Presses the right button Slapstick Stupidity Intellectual curiosity Sanity flipped on its heels But you have to laugh A chortle a choking gasp The tension breaks The air whooshes past You have no control You have to laugh The world doesn’t change Much The feelings are still there But with each laugh It gets easier to bare It’s a chemical reaction With endorphins and stuff But I don’t think you care It’s just what you needed To fight off the despair So I say it again you have to laugh
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 3:43 PM UTC
You Have To Laugh
My eyes saw her And my heart longed for her And my lips wanted a taste Of her seething venom She was a cup I didn’t want to pass Without having a sip That opened a flesh wound Only she could nurse Because it could never heal And any one I’d **** For her to be mine and mine alone.   On the drags ov the black wine Brood from African matured raw dark vines Bitter sweet and sedating like ecstasy She anesthetized me Leaving me numb To the wound she had inflicted Upon my heart of flesh, When I let my Shield down And left her sizzling arrow Piercing my heart Like a thorn for the holy one Her arrow inoculated a venom That enfeebled my trembling frame As I bled love unafraid of bleeding to death! I looked deeply Into Her dark eyes My vision impaired, High from the venom And partial hemorrhage. I said slowly “What is love? Tell me please…” She smiled and replied… “I can’t tell you, I can only show you Cuz you have prayed. Love is a tourniquet To your heart a wound I can nurse it for you That’s why it hurts If you are wounded By someone without skill Some wounds never heal But fear not For my love is not lethal And leaving you might be fatal, Words can never be love Only actions can be Thoughts are useless If never said  or expressed So don’t be afraid I will nurse your wound Because mine is deeper than yours”
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 6:14 PM UTC
Love, What is? [Tourniquet...]
When time ceases and your world falls apart, When trepidation clouds your imminent future, For when everything you ever held onto is lost, and your thoughts shamble past your once glimmering eyes; For when you stop moving your dexterous arms and just lay, You feel pain surging through your veins, Detriment taking over exuberance fighting your self doubting mind off of deranged thoughts; For once you feel the need to close your eyes and fight off the impassiveness that blocks your sight, For once you just wish this wound would heal, For your toiled life to just ease into calmness, To be ridden off the weight piled on your fragile shoulders; Your mind seives through various ways To feel the ubiquitous presence of ethereal light, To curl up in it's peacefulness and inevitably give into it; Tranquility takes the place of hurt like an addictive shot of cannabis dissolving into your system; You feel the penetrating urge to hold on to it To reach out to your sliver of hope with your scrawny fingers and grasp it tight, Your hope of a world inoculated against the social stigma, Rid of narcissus and his obnoxiousness; Where for once in your troubled life you would not have to hide; You feel your numb fingers closing over something sharp, Possessed by an unquenchable thirst for freedom, Wanting to insinuate yourself with the ethereal glimpse of hope; Your breath lies between the blade of wishful virtuality and reality; Reality, a now tormented word, a word defining a world arisen out of A never satisfying greed for power and erudition; You fathom your cognisant mind to construe the moment, To feel a sharp paroxysm of pain, a flush of wrong; An ardor to redefine reality, To concoct the mundane world scrupulous, To write the wrong; The heart now pumps blood of valiance, Belligerence to cause insurrection, A piquant taste to live builds up, To fight for righteousness and to die of victory, For it is in our nature to fight; The blade falls into the pit of cowardice, And reality has been chosen; Chivalry triumphs over death and the **** that time is begins to run rampant; The crusade soaring in your mind now vanquished, Your fragmented scorched life now meaningful; For you have been reborn, a master of time and chaste; Reborn into a warrior, one who has fought off the wards of death; Whose prudence his armour, Benevolence his weapon, Candour his speech, Dauntless his demeanour and Intrepid his blood.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 10:00 AM UTC
Trepidation
When time ceases and your world falls apart, When trepidation clouds your imminent future, For when everything you ever held onto is lost, and your thoughts shamble past your once glimmering eyes; For when you stop moving your dexterous arms and just lay, You feel pain surging through your veins, Detriment taking over exuberance fighting your self doubting mind off of deranged thoughts; For once you feel the need to close your eyes and fight off the impassiveness that blocks your sight, For once you just wish this wound would heal, For your toiled life to just ease into calmness, To be ridden off the weight piled on your fragile shoulders; Your mind seives through various ways To feel the ubiquitous presence of ethereal light, To curl up in it's peacefulness and inevitably give into it; Tranquility takes the place of hurt like an addictive shot of cannabis dissolving into your system; You feel the penetrating urge to hold on to it To reach out to your sliver of hope with your scrawny fingers and grasp it tight, Your hope of a world inoculated against the social stigma, Rid of narcissus and his obnoxiousness; Where for once in your troubled life you would not have to hide; You feel your numb fingers closing over something sharp, Possessed by an unquenchable thirst for freedom, Wanting to insinuate yourself with the ethereal glimpse of hope; Your breath lies between the blade of wishful virtuality and reality; Reality, a now tormented word, a word defining a world arisen out of A never satisfying greed for power and erudition; You fathom your cognisant mind to construe the moment, To feel a sharp paroxysm of pain, a flush of wrong; An ardor to redefine reality, To concoct the mundane world scrupulous, To write the wrong; The heart now pumps blood of valiance, Belligerence to cause insurrection, A piquant taste to live builds up, To fight for righteousness and to die of victory, For it is in our nature to fight; The blade falls into the pit of cowardice, And reality has been chosen; Chivalry triumphs over death and the **** that time is begins to run rampant; The crusade soaring in your mind now vanquished, Your fragmented scorched life now meaningful; For you have been reborn, a master of time and chaste; Reborn into a warrior, one who has fought off the wards of death; Whose prudence his armour, Benevolence his weapon, Candour his speech, Dauntless his demeanour and Intrepid his blood.
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I asked Vanessa If she had a cure for block. You know that whisky dipped, **** ****** feeling of despair, The **** sure, achy ***** tastes like *** Jesus Monday already, Realization, You've said every ******* thing you have to say Twice. Vanessa said, only pain cures block, And after the limp life you've led, she said, You might be incurable. Perhaps, and she Stared at me over the black rims of her glasses Until I felt damp and exchanged, Perhaps you have inoculated yourself against all forms of creativity, Simply by being a ******* wimp. You pride yourself on being a child, she said, A L'Enfant terrible, a pretense Someone who would swear in a church, Tell a woman her cleavage was obvious, Or pretend to count your change three times To irritate the bartender. All a charade, The artist as infant, That’s you! Instead, here she hesitated, Of the artist as infinite- Do you get it, she demanded, Do you understand the distinction at all, She asked me, As half a baguette exploded out of her fat mouth. I didn't and I began to sulk, withdraw Bite my lip and pick at the scab on my hand. Pain you fool, Vanessa moved closer to my face, Put yourself in real danger Buy a ******* ticket to Tangiers or New Delhi, Take only your passport, No money, no phone, no safety straps, no underwear, Just go and see what happens to you. Yes you might die, Be drugged and have your organs removed, Be ***** by philistines with aids, Who will jeer at your poet’s credentials, And sell your kidneys, But go. Go now I will drive you to the airport and buy your ticket, Throw yourself into the world, Powerless, And dependent on the conscience of strangers, Here Vanessa said, And extended her hand, Let me squeeze your testicles blue, It will stimulate your courage And uproot and cleanse the black mold Of your depression. You cannot watch life anymore, She pleaded with me, You are useless now and trite, Know one thing, You are not blocked You are dead. I’m offering you another chance At everything. Jump at it.
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 9:23 AM UTC
Go
I asked Vanessa If she had a cure for block. You know that whisky dipped, **** ****** feeling of despair, The **** sure, achy ***** tastes like *** Jesus Monday already, Realization, You've said every ******* thing you have to say Twice. Vanessa said, only pain cures block, And after the limp life you've led, she said, You might be incurable. Perhaps, and she Stared at me over the black rims of her glasses Until I felt damp and exchanged, Perhaps you have inoculated yourself against all forms of creativity, Simply by being a ******* wimp. You pride yourself on being a child, she said, A L'Enfant terrible, a pretense Someone who would swear in a church, Tell a woman her cleavage was obvious, Or pretend to count your change three times To irritate the bartender. All a charade, The artist as infant, That’s you! Instead, here she hesitated, Of the artist as infinite- Do you get it, she demanded, Do you understand the distinction at all, She asked me, As half a baguette exploded out of her fat mouth. I didn't and I began to sulk, withdraw Bite my lip and pick at the scab on my hand. Pain you fool, Vanessa moved closer to my face, Put yourself in real danger Buy a ******* ticket to Tangiers or New Delhi, Take only your passport, No money, no phone, no safety straps, no underwear, Just go and see what happens to you. Yes you might die, Be drugged and have your organs removed, Be ***** by philistines with aids, Who will jeer at your poet’s credentials, And sell your kidneys, But go. Go now I will drive you to the airport and buy your ticket, Throw yourself into the world, Powerless, And dependent on the conscience of strangers, Here Vanessa said, And extended her hand, Let me squeeze your testicles blue, It will stimulate your courage And uproot and cleanse the black mold Of your depression. You cannot watch life anymore, She pleaded with me, You are useless now and trite, Know one thing, You are not blocked You are dead. I’m offering you another chance At everything. Jump at it.
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I'm afraid, these hands that hold my ego are shaking. I've been inoculated by a dangerous romantic. A feathered creature whose ghoulish eyes seeks for ME. Me, the serpent hiding in the grass. Me, the one in the mirror. The one in the echo chamber, considering less the repercussions. My vulnerabilities are embarrassing, My insecurities are medicine for disaster. Under the layers I find a rune, This one says honesty, && kindness Is that you laughing? This one says tenderness && tranquility That was just a dream. This one says I'm in love with you.
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Feb 28, 2017
Feb 28, 2017 at 7:39 PM UTC
Screened emotions
1. A child should never be taught to hate And human beings must never be insulated Or inoculated against the horrors of war 2. There is no liberation in this economy Debt is a slower and slightly greyer Variation of slavery No more cotton fields but prison labor Tell me where is our great modern emancipator? 3. You may be shocked But the truth is We are strange variants 4. There are no perfect promises Life guarantees nothing 5. Tears of laughter Veil tears of frustration Improper reflection On taboos and tragedies Burning cities And dying loved ones This is not where the Laughter comes from But it is where the laughter Is needed most
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Jan 31, 2017
Jan 31, 2017 at 5:44 PM UTC
Fragments From Years Ago
Her bed Isn't as interesting As it used to be. Her bed Isn't as enticing Anymore To me. Her bed Has become The bed Of non-marital Of non-committal Separation, Where an imaginary But real Wall Blocks all intimacy And separates us. It has become Holy And wholly Immune To all and every Non-existent touch, Immune To all and every imagined intimacy Contrived Or concocted love. Her bed Has become Just a place To half-sleep Half-dream To lay my head. Her bed Has become Still Life- Less, Loveless, And the place of The love-dead. Her bed Makes me want to fly away home To my own Home And bed Though I'll be just as lonely And alone As when I'm in Her bed. Her bed Makes me want to fly away home To the only true love I've ever known; Fly away, fly away To Jesus And up to holy heaven high above Far away from The heart Innocuous, The heart Inoculated Against love. I need to get her Out Of my heart, Of my head I need to Get myself Home And out of Her bed.
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 8:13 PM UTC
Her Bed
The taste of death alters the soul: once coolly cautious of its effects, now we are struck hard by its bold proximity Once filled with dread at its prospect, now we are at once infected by, and yet inoculated against its cruel pangs... It has become part of our world. In seeing and knowing we learn yet more to fear it, but also by familiarity to bear it as one more part of the perplexing picture growing before our eyes. Dust returns to dust, rising from the devastation of our lives. Yet while grief and rage would fell us, Life bids us rise up and go on. We falter forward, resisting the inner call to despair, with hope in time and endurance to soften the sharpest edges of pain. Now in our souls we bear the mark of ones who have been touched by death, and we know in our very beings that we will never be the same
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Dec 8, 2011
Dec 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM UTC
John
. I swear there's no desperation , ~  I'm inoculated with self love. an amelioration in self appreciation , I've taught myself the how. yet the velvet core in my heart ~ yearns to be caressed & engulfed in warmth , ~  feeling summery Hawaii  ~ with no snare or snag or con. for I give the world , all my tender zeal , and unsolicited adoration  -     which backfires, 9 out of 10 ,      Though I never seek, reciprocation. But, there exists...                       a glint                              a tickle of   AbSoLutE  craving                                     a spec                                         a freckle of great raging longing for all the worlds attention to fill my chalice of a soul -  to the brim ~  with affection.
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Dec 13, 2022
Dec 13, 2022 at 9:37 AM UTC
not desperate
many words act like a disease diseased tongues licking stamped poems to send out stinging tentacles into a world inoculated against love
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 11:18 AM UTC
diseased tongues
You have to keep the child inside alive. In a cage. Locked up. Feed it twice a week. Enough to keep it alive too weak to escape. Make it your zombie. You have to keep the child inside alive. Feed it sedatives. Feed it poison. Keep it inoculated. Brainwashed. It'll never leave you. Bound in a small box. Don't let it grow. Keep it's bones broken and soft. You have to steal its teeth. All of em. When it tries to bight off its tongue, bleed out, it will not die. You have to keep the child inside alive. Don't let it leave. Don't let it see you. Don't let it see the man or the monster. Don't scare it. Keep it calm. Don't let it see you. Don't ever touch water to it. Don't wash it. Ever. You can't let it know it can be clean. Teach it the truth- That the sun is an angry god who eats precious things like you. Teach it the truth- That the nest of insects inside of your brain can only be quieted to sleep by me. Don't let it grow and touch itself. It can't know the functions of its form. Wear your mask when you attack it. The monster in its nightmare becomes something you must mimic. Then come in clean-shaven to save it. Leave before it learns what love is. You must keep it estranged because it is something that you covet. You must be the savior of the child inside and you must never let it die. If you do, what will become of you?
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Apr 21, 2017
Apr 21, 2017 at 1:55 AM UTC
thechildinside
treating her sadly in his dull pride admired when his innocence, inoculated with sour spores, devolves into thick hides jaded attitudes and glazed gaze raised in the house, to only look in at the garden via viewports distorted
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Nov 21, 2020
Nov 21, 2020 at 10:24 PM UTC
Renunciant Romances
In pain our skin is thickened. Fear causes pulse to quicken. Getting the feeling we’ve been tricked, so we harden our defenses, strengthen our immune system. Inoculated with heart break After deadly heart break, until, we become invulnerable; Losing the ability to feel anything.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 11:40 AM UTC
Untitled