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Not an enigmatic smile Like the constipated, condescending smirk Adorning, and inexplicably adored, on the Mona Lisa's smug face; But a smile to justify God's existence; A smile that, when dazzlingly bestowed Upon one fortunate soul, caught rabbit-like in its Wondrous radiance, infinitesimally, and cumulatively, Increases the World's joy. Where every living thing - Whatever exists on the planet, imperceptibly hums To a new, more celestial pitch - An effervescent vibration celebrating Life's mysteries: A reason for existence. It's a smile to make an Alchemist cry - Turning a leaden heart to gold in an instant. It's a smile to make a mediocre poet struggle To articulate an adequate description Using all the hyperbole, simile and metaphor at his limited disposal. Inestimably more brilliant, and more valuable, Than the most flawless diamond ever found - And, perhaps, just as rare. Thankfully, a renewable resource, Enabled to enlighten and heat The recesses of any beneficiary's Heart and invigorate their soul. Helen may have caused a thousand ships to sail, Destroying a nation as a consequence; And Cleopatra nearly caused the collapse of an Empire; But Tao's smile, unleashed in all its glory Could melt the Antarctic ice-sheet - Drowning us all in its magnificence. Mayan's have a myth that states such a smile Only comes around once every twelve thousand years, In the Great Galactic turning. Einstein's General Theory of Relativity Is often mistakenly considered to concern gravity, But is, in fact, concerned with one's relative position To Tao's smile - an inescapable vortex of pleasure. No music conceived of the fabled Celestial Spheres Compares to the silent, ethereal harmonies tattooing my heart Whenever, beacon-like, that smile flashes fleetingly in my direction. And Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle has not a Quantum core, But revolves around the statistical uncertainty of being blessed With the ephemeral thrill of a benign grim.
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Mar 6, 2014
Mar 6, 2014 at 9:49 AM UTC
Hyperbole of a Smile
Not an enigmatic smile Like the constipated, condescending smirk Adorning, and inexplicably adored, on the Mona Lisa's smug face; But a smile to justify God's existence; A smile that, when dazzlingly bestowed Upon one fortunate soul, caught rabbit-like in its Wondrous radiance, infinitesimally, and cumulatively, Increases the World's joy. Where every living thing - Whatever exists on the planet, imperceptibly hums To a new, more celestial pitch - An effervescent vibration celebrating Life's mysteries: A reason for existence. It's a smile to make an Alchemist cry - Turning a leaden heart to gold in an instant. It's a smile to make a mediocre poet struggle To articulate an adequate description Using all the hyperbole, simile and metaphor at his limited disposal. Inestimably more brilliant, and more valuable, Than the most flawless diamond ever found - And, perhaps, just as rare. Thankfully, a renewable resource, Enabled to enlighten and heat The recesses of any beneficiary's Heart and invigorate their soul. Helen may have caused a thousand ships to sail, Destroying a nation as a consequence; And Cleopatra nearly caused the collapse of an Empire; But Tao's smile, unleashed in all its glory Could melt the Antarctic ice-sheet - Drowning us all in its magnificence. Mayan's have a myth that states such a smile Only comes around once every twelve thousand years, In the Great Galactic turning. Einstein's General Theory of Relativity Is often mistakenly considered to concern gravity, But is, in fact, concerned with one's relative position To Tao's smile - an inescapable vortex of pleasure. No music conceived of the fabled Celestial Spheres Compares to the silent, ethereal harmonies tattooing my heart Whenever, beacon-like, that smile flashes fleetingly in my direction. And Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle has not a Quantum core, But revolves around the statistical uncertainty of being blessed With the ephemeral thrill of a benign grim.
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death mourns a life that succumbs to suicide... classical lawless-ness? calls the jyst... a thieving; a stolen death, a suicide.... bride riddled to a bridge... baking... left half awake and half baked... you count with the number of blinding equations... your 80+ segments? i want nothing to be part of, whether polymath, bilingual, or polymath... you resd yourself into "it".... fuck you, and... **** off... in terms of .gif ***** files... no... the part where we don't parrot? for no worthwhile surprise! death is alal b & w... memory? all invigorating sepia... life? the blooming of color... you take shrooms, to invigorate the colors?! oh look... you're as loony as me... and why would i give a **** about your tall-tales of subversive religiosity?! you're right! like you have been with me to begin with... there aren't any! now?! suffer! you're in good hands... turns out?! i'm a sadist... i somehow tested the pain on myself... i enjoy... the pain, of others, having, prior, teased the pain on, myself! i forgot teasing the pain... i taste it... i welcome it... i've become welcoming in allowing it, a stature abbreviating a transcendence of victim-hood! i need pain, to craft an erasure of ever having the capacity to instruct a modus operandi for pleasure! death contra suicide... a fact contra a premature contest of pleasure... suicide is what death calls thief... there is no moral artifact of a "question"... suicide is the thief, when death is the executioner... what moral question is to be entertained? non! i can't blame the mortality arsonist... less Tartarus and more Gehenna... less S.S. and more khaki S.A. night of the broken windows and less... hyper-Hindu reincarnation, hue hue grey... woo woo the ashen pillage... no... i'm not here for the cinder and the ******** it's enough that i drink the sort of excuse, that sober people could hardly make excuses about... and that's enough... and enough, is, where i'll stick to.
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 10:22 PM UTC
death is robbed via suicide, i want to rob death of of its stature
death mourns a life that succumbs to suicide... classical lawless-ness? calls the jyst... a thieving; a stolen death, a suicide.... bride riddled to a bridge... baking... left half awake and half baked... you count with the number of blinding equations... your 80+ segments? i want nothing to be part of, whether polymath, bilingual, or polymath... you resd yourself into "it".... fuck you, and... **** off... in terms of .gif ***** files... no... the part where we don't parrot? for no worthwhile surprise! death is alal b & w... memory? all invigorating sepia... life? the blooming of color... you take shrooms, to invigorate the colors?! oh look... you're as loony as me... and why would i give a **** about your tall-tales of subversive religiosity?! you're right! like you have been with me to begin with... there aren't any! now?! suffer! you're in good hands... turns out?! i'm a sadist... i somehow tested the pain on myself... i enjoy... the pain, of others, having, prior, teased the pain on, myself! i forgot teasing the pain... i taste it... i welcome it... i've become welcoming in allowing it, a stature abbreviating a transcendence of victim-hood! i need pain, to craft an erasure of ever having the capacity to instruct a modus operandi for pleasure! death contra suicide... a fact contra a premature contest of pleasure... suicide is what death calls thief... there is no moral artifact of a "question"... suicide is the thief, when death is the executioner... what moral question is to be entertained? non! i can't blame the mortality arsonist... less Tartarus and more Gehenna... less S.S. and more khaki S.A. night of the broken windows and less... hyper-Hindu reincarnation, hue hue grey... woo woo the ashen pillage... no... i'm not here for the cinder and the ******** it's enough that i drink the sort of excuse, that sober people could hardly make excuses about... and that's enough... and enough, is, where i'll stick to.
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It was as it had been, but the Ring of oak Shattered, What was locked behind Ventured Forward caressing Bark, Leaf, Wood Was tainted upon its departure. Hollow structure, a leaf now skeletal In a moment decayed from life, Did touch upon depressed oak. And like ash it was pollen of death, in What once stood tall, faded into oblivions halls. All but one did fade to the winds, As freed upon the world old evil, Not one noticed, never seen, This oak of strength from which acorns Did fall, Sunken beneath the ground, Nurtured by the nature, now scarred Upon black seeds Corrupting, Tormenting, Stained Is the ground, but these majestic little Things grow, sprout from the ill ground. Where tainted now roots invigorate New growth, the evil is herded upon This ancient ground, where many had fell, Now new ones take the places of old, They are a beacon of strength as that which Was loose now in this ring of oak. Buried for time once more for each one That falls, another acorn will fall to take its Majestic place, The old ring of oak, canopy of secrets hoping never to be told.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 7:15 PM UTC
The Ring Of Old Oak
Wondering through the complex mazes of the wind, trying to feel beyond what I cannot see; trying to see beyond    what I can feel ― The echoes of the breeze invigorate the stillness The weight of a world heavy expands like the traces of life lived packed deeply beneath jagged fingernails Lost in the wilderness of my soul, a feral wind abides silently as I wonder alone from end to end ...  side   to   side      through a portal shapeless as the wind Blinded by a collective bioluminescent light rooted deeply within, intimately touching crystalline fountains as the deepest pools of innate blackness unfold in the wake I reverently touch the inward rhythm where a heart strong      runs alone … feeling its pulsing cadence     quake and thunder     in reach … Rivulets thrumming across the burgeoning blossom of soothing netherworld seas Washing away all the memories made like the shapeless waves of wind moving the stillness beyond wild is the wind ... 1. 27. 2017
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 8:21 PM UTC
Blowin’ in the Wind
Who will talk now with common man gesture? Who will give message now about humour and giggle of life? Who will play the character now which can rejuvenate farmer’s dream? We miss you, In all occasion of acuity to animate! But we will carry your message of humour and giggle of life To invigorate and survive, Lead towards simplicity and acuity! Hope you will be there in golden paddy field, In the blue river, In green mountain To remind us About humour and simplicity of life!
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 12:13 PM UTC
Tributes to the Man live for humour and giggle
A scarlet sky besets the realm around me Welcoming my existence to the plateau of life which I sought with great determination Scarlet leaves dexterously fall to the floor with nimble grace The cries of angelic beings invigorate my ears I can only see their scarlet eyes as they observe me from the heavens above And her scarlet hair which was more refined than honored silk itself Swings in the wind as she faces me with a curious look of inquisition The wind caresses her scarlet dress causing it to dance with a rhapsody of acceptance Her gentle aura rivets our actuality as she extends her hand to me Her dominion is now the reality in which I lie dormant
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 2:30 AM UTC
Scarlet
Cyan has such a brackish mark upon your passive visage- it transfigures boldly, tempestuously any average glance flung facetiously in my direction. Dearest Rogue Element, You invigorate all other salient features. Like the slip of a blunt knife, you surge open your soul, compelling any audacious personality to bleed through the wound of your gaping irises. You betroth yourself to the Fascinating, the Creative, and like the cascade of clearest french horn lamentation- you stir my emotions with a mournful compassionate caress. And that’s the difference. The mellow mahogany of my eyes provides the most loving background for Light to reflect her dancing valiance with reverent adoration. But- your Blue will forever stride as the arrogant foreground. Commanding and eternally vexing, (captivating) me with your gaudy juxtaposition of angry intensity and poignant serenity.
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 4:11 AM UTC
The Bluest Eyed Glance
There is a transect from colour to colourless, There is a traversing from sunup to sunset! A track from vividness to lifelessness! **** Morning brings colour to life Birds sign and fly, hark back splendour of work, Butterfly invigorate redden of existence Existence of life in the doodle nature Every one blossom for breathing! **** But we are waiting for dusk Becoming everything murky Than eliminate nature from life Carnage everything with our manliness and swollen with pride!
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Feb 8, 2016
Feb 8, 2016 at 11:04 AM UTC
Notion of colour and colourless
Days are splendorous, in the royal color wash, and frost, of November. Four thirty is a burning torchlight of reminiscence. November, older, wiser, But similar, in the way that air, is a rustle of crisp leaves, and emotions that, stretch across the horizon, like an autumn parade. Familiar, in the way that, shifting parameters of light, invigorate and disturb. Prodigious, whispering of enchantment, and it's Siamese twin, disillusionment. November, That lingers like a somber melody, or a dense beat, hanging on the evening wind, Whose disruptive energy, is portentous, of wakeful nights to come. That shimmers, and shivers, and sings, sending a mating call, to ravenous winter. November, is a communicable pheromone, am aphrodisiac, A crescendo. The yearly succubus, crowned, in her raucous display, of jewels, Her ingenious distraction, as she drains the world of warmth, and daylight. And I am hallowed. November's champion, riding the dark, like a faithful steed. A cowgirl about town. An outlaw, blown in on a strident wind, Primed to partake, of libation and lechery, because I am restless, and it is too brisk to wander. November is distilled, and flows like hot cider, steaming in the faces, of days it leaves cold. It is one thousand proof, and permeates breath vapor, each small fog, that lingers like an apparition. Shades of November, fettered from dissipation, as winter, in search of answers, clutches at the evidence of its becoming.
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Dec 4, 2017
Dec 4, 2017 at 11:10 PM UTC
November's Song
Bernie frames the TV between his feet-- left hand remote, beer bottle balanced by his right— clicks through half-time shows, clicks like shooting a gun, a Fazer, a death-ray secret weapon, clicks just to do it, an idiot’s smile faint on his face. he sees only noise Emma tends her stamps, perched on the plain board chair she upholstered herself— its arms worn, warm, warmly welcoming— her back to her husband, her life as wife and mother coming to a languid close. she tastes some regret-- yet spicy with passion-- where life has had its way with her. The rug’s bright stew of colors can’t hide everything children spilled when they were young-- juices, milk, soup, sauce, tears; little dreams, tiny heartbreaks, minor crises ground into the weave; all the gooey pastries, cookie crumbs, blood and sweat and nightmares congealed into solemn patina-- I see protects it from time. These solid objects— stout, no-nonsense chair wearing gouges, marks, discolorations of use and years like badges; fat, chunky, cigarette-burned BarcaLounger, drunk from drink spilled on every surface, handle supple as a young girl’s wrist, swirling a territorial aura around its microscopic sphere of the universe; and the rug… unassuming, proletarian, handmade and honest, each scrap of fabric chosen by the weaver’s hand, now useful again, reveling in redemption— these solid objects invade, infuse, invigorate otherwise empty space, squeeze meaning from the world around them, same as the hand of the artist sculpts love from her heart to give them life. The children have moved away Old friends are dying every day Stamps no longer can be licked There is no way to interdict The Jets are losing again
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Feb 6, 2011
Feb 6, 2011 at 12:13 PM UTC
2 Chairs & a Rug
Bernie frames the TV between his feet-- left hand remote, beer bottle balanced by his right— clicks through half-time shows, clicks like shooting a gun, a Fazer, a death-ray secret weapon, clicks just to do it, an idiot’s smile faint on his face. he sees only noise Emma tends her stamps, perched on the plain board chair she upholstered herself— its arms worn, warm, warmly welcoming— her back to her husband, her life as wife and mother coming to a languid close. she tastes some regret-- yet spicy with passion-- where life has had its way with her. The rug’s bright stew of colors can’t hide everything children spilled when they were young-- juices, milk, soup, sauce, tears; little dreams, tiny heartbreaks, minor crises ground into the weave; all the gooey pastries, cookie crumbs, blood and sweat and nightmares congealed into solemn patina-- I see protects it from time. These solid objects— stout, no-nonsense chair wearing gouges, marks, discolorations of use and years like badges; fat, chunky, cigarette-burned BarcaLounger, drunk from drink spilled on every surface, handle supple as a young girl’s wrist, swirling a territorial aura around its microscopic sphere of the universe; and the rug… unassuming, proletarian, handmade and honest, each scrap of fabric chosen by the weaver’s hand, now useful again, reveling in redemption— these solid objects invade, infuse, invigorate otherwise empty space, squeeze meaning from the world around them, same as the hand of the artist sculpts love from her heart to give them life. The children have moved away Old friends are dying every day Stamps no longer can be licked There is no way to interdict The Jets are losing again
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Verily the exordium told anent a beauty engirdled in her fedora soliciting those whoever descried her into her mere servile admirer eight trenchant tinctures upon her body invigorate like a cadenza I dare not to contradict the verity that I am beguiled afore her whilst the snain distilled faintly enwreathed her in unctuous silk concordantly she devote herself earnestly to the impeccable rain that emanate her fragile poetry with prestidigitation in a whisk forsooth she is but the vernacular sobriquet to the soul of the rain recall me otherwhile during the rainstorm champagne did coerce and the sunset's glass of wine exude her ingratiating persona like a myriad of aphrodisiac summarized in a single verse when harmony and lyrics danced in the crepuscular crescendo all of that needed to be enunciated is it is you do not harshly let me be thy unrequited dilettante
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 4:27 AM UTC
Vernacular Sobriquet to the Soul of the Rain
~ Human love enhances floating dust particles Platanas autumn colours invigorate this day Between half open eyelashes Sun rays refract The bountiful light in delicate rosette offering. ~
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 10:31 AM UTC
Glimpse through grey lotus flower
the Webster's, the Merriam's, residents of the Oxford say not, an exclamation or a noun, but an action, a doing word, not so much... as a poet~sorcerer digressing rules, is my input appetizer, poems, my exported entrées all posted to be dessert for all the sweet tooth parts of you all to feast on this process, when I hallelujah you... "Praise the Lord" the translation literal but sojourn herewith me for a few extants, together, let's invigorate, expand the understanding of an ever expansive definition... if I ever fall out of love, with natural words, can no longer hallelujah/scribe to memorialize why we claim, we are alive.... hallelujah's praises for you all the master designers' praiseworthy creations, an extension of themselves, they said in each human godlike spark hallelujah installed there is nothing more godlike than being human, so when I hallelujah I praise each and everyone it is a mixologist's dream, some of it a thank you, some of it a your welcome, all of it a celebratory exercise, in appreciation, of the finery of what we can be come greater through the words of our blood transfused Oh! act out Hallelujah, write it as if you must urgent do Hallelujah, do it not just now but, Selah!
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 5:18 PM UTC
Can Hallelujah be Used as a Verb?
.few people don't know, unless they read Sienkiewicz... but the Marienburg Castle at Malbork... was originally constructed from white, & ghostly grey brick... not red brick... the red bricklayers came with it being destroyed from the German erasing their shame at it being, claimed... the whole structure used to be a ghostly shaman color of fog... partly white, partly grey... but never... exactly... red brick... did you know that the Teutonic Order was the first to invigorate / or rather instigate the primordial concept of a... post office? well... i guess somehow had to write out the demise of the concept, or be caught up in it, reaching the 100m finish line. those monks really invented / invested / investigated the premise of a post-office... shame, really, that the post-office is lying on the death bed... and the only "thing" that cana rekindle it is... a relapse into postcards... which will never happen... just as hand writing will collapse into: nothing more than a scrawly stature of pseudo-literacy - of a signature.
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 5:26 PM UTC
origins of a post office / the color of bricks
Following the path less traveled not *** you must be frolecking Fool King Energize Invigorate Assimilate Stimulate Spermatozoon soldiers within veins burlesque uterine De construct the artery leading the pineal gland Conduct bypass surgery of the Amygdala Beast Ache take over the Beat mind the creep off melting His brain drained Kriss Kross naked leave faded in vain
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Jun 5, 2016
Jun 5, 2016 at 11:27 AM UTC
Softies Ladder
Sizzling day of summer heat, Requisite hydration I really need, No rain, no precipitation today, Brilliant azure, no clouds this day, I stood alone, poised, impermeable, Damp crystallisation so feasible, From this diving board I spring, Invigorate me, I commence to sing, But! I forgot I'm way too old, Man, this water's really cold!!!!!!
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 3:34 PM UTC
THE ELEMENT OF WATER! (for a contest).
I inhale fuchsia I feel amethyst purple envelope me I breathe out turquoise I crave coral I cling to royal blue I am entranced by lilac I let  maraschino cherry red invigorate me I spy light spring  green Navy sails away with me I  get  elegantly persuaded by  classic black every stitch has my rapt attention nuances take center stage each piece has a tale to spin of past encounters while fantasies of future engagements shine brilliantly on teeming racks.
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 12:52 PM UTC
Closet Encounters
You’re left at the back, anxious at sunrise as day by day we drift through consciousness. Ring the Bell. These thoughts are your demise Act profound, fixating us with lies Invigorate a prompt adress; your qualms are back, anxious at sunrise You’re mother’s boy, your father’s eyes they know first hand, you’re prone to stress: so ring the bell. Your thoughts: our demise. Refrain from fear, nor anthropomorphise: doe’s endear, their bliss is careless. You’re stuck at the back, anxious as sons rise and fall or fail to climb. Surprise, surprise, with fear of death you now obsess, over the bell. Our words: your demise. They say you’re fine, you compromise, it’s in your head, that last abscess. You’re left to rot; absent at sunrise they’ve all forgotten. Those thoughts, your demise.
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 6:24 AM UTC
Morose Affliction
Poets of old sang of a garden so beautiful Even time stops there to stand and stare Its crystal springs will invigorate souls Its fruits of nectar will sensually soothe Its shades will induce a blissful sleep Its flowers bloom to an infinite hue To find this elusive garden so beautiful A treacherous trek one must undertake On unmarked trails and crumpling bridges With blistered soles and grumbling stomachs Short-cuts there are, but who knows to where For no one's come back or reached the other end Trek past meadows, valleys, fiords and peaks Their beauty will compel you to stand and stare The trees will call you to their fruits and shade Tired limbs will beg you to rest and rejuvenate So tarry a while, to enjoy the fruits and views But tarry too long and you'll forget the way... To that Garden ever so beautiful
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 8:45 AM UTC
A Garden So Beautiful
Have you ever had one of those days Where you just feel sane? No reason to why The clouds just withhold all their rain And you're sailing on your way... Have you ever had one of those days Where everything feels strange? Like nothing is original And passing thoughts cant be tamed? Have you ever had one of those days Where the suns rays penetrate and renovate Invigorate your being Leaving you feeling as though you can touch the highest of ceilings? Have you ever had one of those days Where everything thing happens all at once One minute your napping The next your arms are flapping Getting stressed and restless Relentless flitting decisions Narrowing tunnel vision Hearing that's constantly shifting Contracting and relaxing Entangling webs and.. Have you ever had one of those days... Where you wanted to write about it?
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Apr 16, 2022
Apr 16, 2022 at 5:49 PM UTC
One Of Those Days
What shadows eclipse my careful judgment? With what violence does the Earth resist my weight? Stand, must I, despite the rebellious nature of the tremor underneath my gait Oh to borrow Atlas' strength for my burden For Hercules to sharpen and connect the twine Powering my muscle to match the uncertain force and ferocity and finish of time Oh in banishment from the garden we forever fall And collapse into chasms beneath the soil Excavated too resignedly by the hands of men unwilling to share our toil But mine is the young spirit daily forged With Death's lasting measure tarnished and torn! My yoke and the blood loosed beneath it Invigorate my being; reborn, Reborn!
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Mar 3, 2019
Mar 3, 2019 at 1:53 PM UTC
reborn, Reborn!
1.Tried, but I  couldn't take my eyes off her, she left happily with my eyes allover her. 2.Her eyes were two deep, blue pools, together,they'll invite me to swim in them, wasn't I naive to think the other would get jealous,if i decide to jump in to one when I saw getting reflected on both,at once I realized,how easily love took me for a ride! 3.She was a creature,created for delight, each part,even a strand of hair, strange had an effect on my senses any time and I was made to be attuned to her always! each act of her could both invigorate or tranquilize. but only on their own sweet will,i found The effects of a psychedelic drug,I felt in her presence, one I have never ever taken! 4.My error quotient goes perilously high, when you are somewhere near tome and sigh! 5.With her feminine fingers locking mine, my imagination quickly flies sky high two interstellar travelers are you and I ready to live out there,on sky in a new high, without bothering to care for logistics! 6.With each of your love bites arousing, I fire all my rockets,roaring skywards. Your teeth play a naughty hide and seek with my earlobes,I get so wild,you get thrilled taken over by a seizure,I feel eyes  blue simply ecstatic!
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Nov 3, 2017
Nov 3, 2017 at 5:18 PM UTC
Love bytes
I hear it in the twilight there; the Head of Orpheus singing It comes out of the black earth shining Wrapped in a cloak of shadows Who can trace it or predict its path or flight Ink stained wings beating the air In the clap and the step of the flamenco Dancer The last breath of the bruised guitar The hand of the trembling poet who Channels lightning terrible and swift It moves in creation as well as destruction The onyx statue that waits in the desert To be worn down by wind and sand and Time The canvas of the purple and yellow dawn And the artist that summons it like a daemon The fallen angel polishing the skull of a once Great King In crypts and cathedrals In chapels and temples And the sacred groves when so moved to Animate and waken there where it dwells In the deepest recess of the mind I call Do you hear me my secret twin? I summon, I invoke you I break these manacles that enslave You to Time I free you from the battlefields where Blood and bone stain and scrape Consecrated ground Come and invigorate these pale limbs Brink your black fire and death song To all who seek to know your name
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Sep 15, 2010
Sep 15, 2010 at 11:04 AM UTC
A ****** Of.....
Heavenly downpour is here To wash away every fear, Cleanse the impure souls And actualize unachievable goals Heavenly downpour is here To make the leaves and flowers Bloom by her superpowers; The birds dance happily and stare Heavenly downpour is here To carry the burdens we couldn't bear; Enthrone the gloomy slaves And enliven corpses in the graves Heavenly downpour is here To drown faithless failures and sins And celebrate the lasting wins To prove that she truly care Heavenly downpour is here To announce another harvest year; Farmers till and toil the land, Hoping for bountiful harvest as planned The cloud cackles and tickles As she sent down her blessings To the deserted earth in trickles Touching the trees by caressings Children play hide and seek Both the strong and the weak; The pitapats of hails on the roofs Invigorate homes to sing and hoofs Couples savour the blissful breeze, The scented moment drew their lips As their hearts and mouths freeze, Holding hands and waists in grips
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Sep 12, 2020
Sep 12, 2020 at 5:23 PM UTC
Heavenly Downpour