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"jogging" poems
Biodiversity, an abstract term used in natural science, Meaning diversity of life in a diversity of places. Tonight I really feel all the compliance, With this term occuring in my life in so many cases. I have both positive and negative associations, If I relate biodiversity to my own life. It kind of explains all the complications, On the road to when and where I thrive. When I look at myself in the mirror, I see the diversity in my face. Both soft like a mother and severe like an emperor, And my hair looks like it's from another race. It is curly and it is dark, While my skin is quite pale. Blue eyes which sometimes brightly spark, But other times greyish and frail. Some moments I feel hyper, like I'm going to explode. I talk, walk, jump and stir, and my brain says 'overload'. Other moments however I feel calm and peace, I lay down just quietly watch the sun. Concentrated on every breath I release, A warm ambiance like that of a mum. Some mornings I feel like I'm the sexiest girl on the planet, I take a red dress and let it slip over my hips. Walk on 15 cm heels like my feet are made of granite, And merely hope to use my red coated lips. Other times even my jogging pants don't seem to fit, I feel like the uggliest girl in town and only see disgust. I watch useless YouTube videos infinite, Because everything else feels like a must. I can go on with this poem for a long time, But it makes no sense. It is just that with this rhyme, I put on paper the doubts, thoughts and experience. The biodiversity in me, I like it and I do not. But what I more and more see, Is a swarm of different butterflies rather than an intwined knot. Life is so **** special, Intense and deeply exciting. I think it is crucial, Not to do too much hiding. Enjoy the biodiversity in yourself, Like a beautiful forest on a hill. So many different species, Crowded, changing and intertwined, but together, still.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 8:21 AM UTC
The biodiversity in myself
Biodiversity, an abstract term used in natural science, Meaning diversity of life in a diversity of places. Tonight I really feel all the compliance, With this term occuring in my life in so many cases. I have both positive and negative associations, If I relate biodiversity to my own life. It kind of explains all the complications, On the road to when and where I thrive. When I look at myself in the mirror, I see the diversity in my face. Both soft like a mother and severe like an emperor, And my hair looks like it's from another race. It is curly and it is dark, While my skin is quite pale. Blue eyes which sometimes brightly spark, But other times greyish and frail. Some moments I feel hyper, like I'm going to explode. I talk, walk, jump and stir, and my brain says 'overload'. Other moments however I feel calm and peace, I lay down just quietly watch the sun. Concentrated on every breath I release, A warm ambiance like that of a mum. Some mornings I feel like I'm the sexiest girl on the planet, I take a red dress and let it slip over my hips. Walk on 15 cm heels like my feet are made of granite, And merely hope to use my red coated lips. Other times even my jogging pants don't seem to fit, I feel like the uggliest girl in town and only see disgust. I watch useless YouTube videos infinite, Because everything else feels like a must. I can go on with this poem for a long time, But it makes no sense. It is just that with this rhyme, I put on paper the doubts, thoughts and experience. The biodiversity in me, I like it and I do not. But what I more and more see, Is a swarm of different butterflies rather than an intwined knot. Life is so **** special, Intense and deeply exciting. I think it is crucial, Not to do too much hiding. Enjoy the biodiversity in yourself, Like a beautiful forest on a hill. So many different species, Crowded, changing and intertwined, but together, still.
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I want to go back, back to my New Orleans This place that I call New Orleans is actually Louisiana But still, the gorgeousness of this dirt and grime The live oaks stretching over the 6-lane wide streets, Touching leaftips, making a canopy over the passerbys Crepe myrtles showering streets with lacy pink faerie dresses Smells of beignets and seafood fill the French Quarter Intense, consuming, warm, loving sun burning through your shirt In New Orleans to say horses sweat, men perspire and women glow is to be ridiculous. In New Orleans everyone sweats like pigs. As for the grime I mentioned, this exists mainly in the sidewalks cracked by live oaks which make an adventure of every walk down the street And in any semi-deserted street To have a Mardi Gras or St. Patrick's Day without a parade and citywide party is to toss aside traditions and the New Orleanian way The New Orleanians are welcoming, hearty and heartwarming, tough and unafraid to talk to a stranger on the streets. An old black man once greeted me with 'konichiwa' as I walked past A middle aged white man once struck up a conversation with us as he realised we had shared the same ferry earlier in the day An old asian woman conversed familiarly with our family at Cafe Du Monde simply because we are Vietnamese as well A teenaged white boy waved at us as we drove past him jogging A different old black man stopped and serenaded my siblings, mother and me with his trumpet just because we smiled Several young mothers and women have stopped my mother to gush  over my siblings and me, usually when we were very small I, myself, have given directions to a tourist or two, lost near Cafe Du Monde or the levee, And I hope that the warm smiling spirit of the Big Easy will remain forever immortal.
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 7:33 PM UTC
longing for my new orleans
I want to go back, back to my New Orleans This place that I call New Orleans is actually Louisiana But still, the gorgeousness of this dirt and grime The live oaks stretching over the 6-lane wide streets, Touching leaftips, making a canopy over the passerbys Crepe myrtles showering streets with lacy pink faerie dresses Smells of beignets and seafood fill the French Quarter Intense, consuming, warm, loving sun burning through your shirt In New Orleans to say horses sweat, men perspire and women glow is to be ridiculous. In New Orleans everyone sweats like pigs. As for the grime I mentioned, this exists mainly in the sidewalks cracked by live oaks which make an adventure of every walk down the street And in any semi-deserted street To have a Mardi Gras or St. Patrick's Day without a parade and citywide party is to toss aside traditions and the New Orleanian way The New Orleanians are welcoming, hearty and heartwarming, tough and unafraid to talk to a stranger on the streets. An old black man once greeted me with 'konichiwa' as I walked past A middle aged white man once struck up a conversation with us as he realised we had shared the same ferry earlier in the day An old asian woman conversed familiarly with our family at Cafe Du Monde simply because we are Vietnamese as well A teenaged white boy waved at us as we drove past him jogging A different old black man stopped and serenaded my siblings, mother and me with his trumpet just because we smiled Several young mothers and women have stopped my mother to gush  over my siblings and me, usually when we were very small I, myself, have given directions to a tourist or two, lost near Cafe Du Monde or the levee, And I hope that the warm smiling spirit of the Big Easy will remain forever immortal.
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I've been out of breath all day Maybe I went jogging in your mind? I don't understand pickup lines, I just miss you.
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Jun 30, 2010
Jun 30, 2010 at 5:20 PM UTC
did it hurt when you fell because that would explain my emotional scars?
I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back I give money to my causes Save the whales, electric cars But I'm not one to lead the fight "Cause I don't like the scars Bricks get thrown alot you see And those things ****** hurt And I'm not a happy camper When there's blood upon my shirt I won't eat seeds of any sort They get stuck in my teeth My clothes are all from LL Bean Except what's underneath Way back in the sixties I lived communaly We ate only what the earth gave up We didn't watch tv As years passed by, our voices died Our causes became much rarer We sounded more like Manilow Than Phil Ochs or Tom Lehrer I choose fine wine over wheatgrass juice I like leather and wear silk I no longer go and get the goat So we can have fresh milk I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back I've changed lots since the sixties I'm a capitalist blood hound If I said I'm a true vegan My board would see me drowned I used to wear just cotton Hemp and caftans and blue jeans Leather shoes and belts and jackets Were just not part of my scene My friends, well, they grew up And others stayed in touch The ones with money see me The others not so much I used to go out jogging Through the park in puma shoes Now I workout in a private gym Wearing nikes and with my crew You see I'm still a vegan When it suits me, don't you see My new girlfriend likes organic And she's only twenty three There's forty years between us Though I've done it all before When my girlfriend is not with me I am a carnivore I support all of her causes Though most things I don't attend I'll be a vegan of convenience Until our courtship ends Who knows, what then will happen Will I eat Tofu or some chops I know which way I'm leaning We'll see how that one drops Like I said when we first started I am a vegan, so I am But instead of eating quinoa I'll stick to eggs and ham. I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 2:46 PM UTC
Vegan of Convenience
I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back I give money to my causes Save the whales, electric cars But I'm not one to lead the fight "Cause I don't like the scars Bricks get thrown alot you see And those things ****** hurt And I'm not a happy camper When there's blood upon my shirt I won't eat seeds of any sort They get stuck in my teeth My clothes are all from LL Bean Except what's underneath Way back in the sixties I lived communaly We ate only what the earth gave up We didn't watch tv As years passed by, our voices died Our causes became much rarer We sounded more like Manilow Than Phil Ochs or Tom Lehrer I choose fine wine over wheatgrass juice I like leather and wear silk I no longer go and get the goat So we can have fresh milk I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back I've changed lots since the sixties I'm a capitalist blood hound If I said I'm a true vegan My board would see me drowned I used to wear just cotton Hemp and caftans and blue jeans Leather shoes and belts and jackets Were just not part of my scene My friends, well, they grew up And others stayed in touch The ones with money see me The others not so much I used to go out jogging Through the park in puma shoes Now I workout in a private gym Wearing nikes and with my crew You see I'm still a vegan When it suits me, don't you see My new girlfriend likes organic And she's only twenty three There's forty years between us Though I've done it all before When my girlfriend is not with me I am a carnivore I support all of her causes Though most things I don't attend I'll be a vegan of convenience Until our courtship ends Who knows, what then will happen Will I eat Tofu or some chops I know which way I'm leaning We'll see how that one drops Like I said when we first started I am a vegan, so I am But instead of eating quinoa I'll stick to eggs and ham. I'm a Tree Huggin', Soy Chuggin', I won't eat no meat I'm a vegan of convenience, Still, there's leather on my feet I don't believe in lots of things I'll protest and attack But you won't find me out in front 'Cause I'll be in the back
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i very much enjoyed jogging around the grass with you
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 3:51 PM UTC
Nine Lap Jog (10w)
A jogging man from Bude was most incredibly rude being greatly endowed but imprudenly proud he did something silly he trod on his willie now he's never about in the **** TOBIAS
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Apr 5, 2018
Apr 5, 2018 at 11:18 AM UTC
CORNISH CALAMITY
handpicked blueberries in yogurt, tea on the porch, Ellen, in desperation to plant a raspberry bush. jogging through a grasshopper field holding in screams at the small green chirps shooting up around my ankles. grimy trails of sweat, the daddy longlegs crawling out from under my thigh the dirt at home under my nails. nickel-bright stars above the trees, a cool tress rising, buzzing in the porch light of bugs going for our jugulars, still tight and smooth.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 8:32 PM UTC
A Weekend
I asked if there was anyone there remotely my age, and she said yes. I had just dumped all the money in my wallet into trying to make my savings not negative. It didn't work. I walked over, stepped inside, and saw teenagers. She told me, there's a guy outside and he's twenty. I got ******* duped by a kid. Her parent's left, unwisely. I met another half-black person, a 15 year old girl who had dark skin and hated everything that resembled "blackness" or "black culture". She even called herself white. Here I was, outside drinking grape soda out of a hello kitty mug, discussing radical feminism to teenage girls- **and ******* five shots were fired**. Not even 15 feet away, behind the garage. [A fake 100 was exchanged, to which distaste was shown, also this sentence is in parentheses, and technically doesn't even exist]. So now there are teenage girls crying over gunfire, hyperventilating, the high school boys jogging- people in a swarm heading indoors, and me. The stupid-fucking-tragic-yet-benal artist, running in his stupid ******* circle, trying to decide if he should go inside with the crazy juvenile people, or see if he can get shot, because he already lives life awaiting some stupid ******* narcissistic tragedy to wipe him off the map. My opportunities had rushed away already however. I walked inside and sat on the couch hugging one of those puffy round pillows and laughing maniacally. It was intense after all. Kid Duper tried to relate to me. I know she didn't get it. No one ever really ******* gets it. Understood, maybe? No one understands. I left shortly after with a copy of Fahrenheit 451. I was told I could borrow it.
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 4:02 AM UTC
"I Went to A Party Where's There's No Way Someone Wasn't ***** Statutorily."
I asked if there was anyone there remotely my age, and she said yes. I had just dumped all the money in my wallet into trying to make my savings not negative. It didn't work. I walked over, stepped inside, and saw teenagers. She told me, there's a guy outside and he's twenty. I got ******* duped by a kid. Her parent's left, unwisely. I met another half-black person, a 15 year old girl who had dark skin and hated everything that resembled "blackness" or "black culture". She even called herself white. Here I was, outside drinking grape soda out of a hello kitty mug, discussing radical feminism to teenage girls- **and ******* five shots were fired**. Not even 15 feet away, behind the garage. [A fake 100 was exchanged, to which distaste was shown, also this sentence is in parentheses, and technically doesn't even exist]. So now there are teenage girls crying over gunfire, hyperventilating, the high school boys jogging- people in a swarm heading indoors, and me. The stupid-fucking-tragic-yet-benal artist, running in his stupid ******* circle, trying to decide if he should go inside with the crazy juvenile people, or see if he can get shot, because he already lives life awaiting some stupid ******* narcissistic tragedy to wipe him off the map. My opportunities had rushed away already however. I walked inside and sat on the couch hugging one of those puffy round pillows and laughing maniacally. It was intense after all. Kid Duper tried to relate to me. I know she didn't get it. No one ever really ******* gets it. Understood, maybe? No one understands. I left shortly after with a copy of Fahrenheit 451. I was told I could borrow it.
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clinton rebukes israel over east jerusalem homes obama nasa plans catastrophic say moon astronauts alaska wolves **** woman's teacher out jogging ireland frees 3 cartoonist plot suspects sarkozy and brown attack u.s. over protectionism pope benedict's former diocese rehoused abuser priest chile puts quake damage at $30bn winnie denies interview criticizing nelson mandela climate change makes birds shrink in north america dr rowan williams is honored for work on russia weymouth ridgeway skeletons scandinavian vikings live bangladesh v england michael schumacher pledges to raise game in bahrain can the u.s. vice-president broker middle east peace? sarkozy's party faces socialist drubbing remote indian state set for development new york dust victims split on 9/11 deal german tells of childhood abuse by catholic priest a step closer to the american dream? lehman: how $50bn was buried in london ba strike union announces dates in march china's oil demand increase astonishing says iea china warns google to comply with censorship laws net clash for web police projects hsbc admits huge swiss bank data theft phil spector ****** conviction appealed sir david jason to voice cbbc animation climate change 'makes birds shrink' in north america thalidomide effect mystery solved blood pressure fluctuations warning sign for stroke winnie denies interview criticizing nelson mandela mogadishu residents told to leave somali capital same-sex couples marry in mexico city by mistake i clicked on wrong button and lost everything
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Mar 12, 2010
Mar 12, 2010 at 6:59 PM UTC
**** blue jesus
clinton rebukes israel over east jerusalem homes obama nasa plans catastrophic say moon astronauts alaska wolves **** woman's teacher out jogging ireland frees 3 cartoonist plot suspects sarkozy and brown attack u.s. over protectionism pope benedict's former diocese rehoused abuser priest chile puts quake damage at $30bn winnie denies interview criticizing nelson mandela climate change makes birds shrink in north america dr rowan williams is honored for work on russia weymouth ridgeway skeletons scandinavian vikings live bangladesh v england michael schumacher pledges to raise game in bahrain can the u.s. vice-president broker middle east peace? sarkozy's party faces socialist drubbing remote indian state set for development new york dust victims split on 9/11 deal german tells of childhood abuse by catholic priest a step closer to the american dream? lehman: how $50bn was buried in london ba strike union announces dates in march china's oil demand increase astonishing says iea china warns google to comply with censorship laws net clash for web police projects hsbc admits huge swiss bank data theft phil spector ****** conviction appealed sir david jason to voice cbbc animation climate change 'makes birds shrink' in north america thalidomide effect mystery solved blood pressure fluctuations warning sign for stroke winnie denies interview criticizing nelson mandela mogadishu residents told to leave somali capital same-sex couples marry in mexico city by mistake i clicked on wrong button and lost everything
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Cleaning up my thoughts with some sleep, itemized & organized thanks to my dreams. Cleaning up my thoughts with a mornin' bath, last night's scents just never last. Cleaning up my thoughts from the fridge, uneaten words will be my nourishment. Cleaning up my thoughts from the trash, odious memories from the past. Cleaning up my thoughts in wash 'n dryer, to maintain color & getting brighter. Cleaning up my thoughts with some smoke, a lazy sunday daydream makes room for more. Cleaning up my thoughts when I take a walk , jogging with my brain so one day I can grokk. Cleaning up my thoughts with exercise, working out the muscles & the third eye. Cleaning up my thoughts through meditation, sending stress away & on a vacation.
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 11:13 PM UTC
Clense
Finishing off a hot brew @ 5am before jogging to the gym. Better yet ... easing awake slowly breathing in your morning dew tracing your curves slumbering between soft white cotton layers spurred by your dreamy smile as your cheek slumbers atop goose-down clouds, shifting closer warm fingers search cold toes tangle backs arch hips align quiet eyes embrace to slowly awaken our quiet space, lips speak of softness cool whispers and warm currents as nerves tingle and shift atop our navel's view as we fall deep into our fold. ... time flips as we slide to sip our hot brew for 2. As our morning roasted scent glistens in the sun we skip and stumble through the day sipping its treats its gifts of torrents and waves of time to taste your full body shine. Your whole body blooms as you smile bright your petals expand eyes swoon. As your smile widens lifting you off the ground tendrils shiver fingers flicker slivers of light reveal what’s found. Our touch tightens as we enter the night a moonbeam smiles winds drift blue skipping into slumber, your tired eyes float smiles relax your body slows knowing it’s comfort exploring our intimate space, its unknown intensity a deep hue blue of letting go and holding on. ...
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May 10, 2018
May 10, 2018 at 2:08 AM UTC
A perfect day ...
“Orange doesn’t rhyme.” Well, that’s what we were taught. So, what it really needs is Some careful new thought. So, just for a moment Let’s get a bit strange; Let’s take the word ‘orange’ And let us deftly rearrange. It can become something Like ‘no rage’ instead. Doesn’t that fit much more Comfortably inside the head And inside your rhyme scheme As you gleefully poeticize And smoothly abandon The conundrum of other guys? For instance, change orange: On gear a transmission, In discussion, ‘go near’? Maybe some kind of Russian? “An gore?’, on of Vidal’s children? Or maybe like ‘Ego ran’, A stuck-up jogging chicken? ‘Graneo’, something to call Mother’s mom, if you’re hip? “Groane’, an archaic manner To let a moan escape your lips. ‘No gare’, a French gate Too far away to easily use. ‘Neo gar’, a species of fish That is sometimes in the news. That doesn’t not signal The orange issue surrender. It just means I am willing To consider almost any other Way to look at this word Another entire way instead For this rather comfortable color Halfway between yellow and red.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
RHYMING ORANGE
infatuated with me you became my biggest enemy something insincere about how you wanted me i was there to take the edge off coke binges at the bar every other night and you wonder why your hairline is moving backwards you caused my mood to lose all stability then crying for your attention you were starving for us to look past your lack of personality you didn't need a reality show you needed a reality check at the time you were 23 way too old for me you were grasping at straws to be pretty we can see the crow's feet setting in and your liver failing no amount of jogging can bring back your peak you're the biggest cliché you go to emo night unironically you said you saw yourself in me we are not the same remember you were a prom king
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Aug 7, 2021
Aug 7, 2021 at 6:50 PM UTC
prom king
Earphones pumping rhythms to keep apace to. Relaxed, steady, determined one leg at a time. Hedgerows gliding past, forever long. Blood pumping, harder stronger faster. Chest is heaving, struggling gasping. Back is tense, muscles constantly contracted. Focussing on anything else but breathing Impossible,yet it is lovely. Like an old friend, thoughtlessness embraces me. Caressing and Familiar.
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Jul 8, 2011
Jul 8, 2011 at 11:51 AM UTC
Jogging.
I am sore muscles, burned food, lit windows of houses I’ve seen while standing out in the cold, dead leaves underfoot, dreams of shoulder blades pushed against plaster and a lump in my throat, catching someone check their reflection when they think no one’s looking, running after an ice cream truck, airplanes crossing the sun, laughter shooting from the chest, vehicles racing along pavement, the tenderness of the air this morning, shadows stretching across snow, my gut fluttering when we’re alone together, poems I write in which nothing is true, the migration of birds, lights dimmed and all the music turned up, constellations of stars I will never know the names of, my thoughts chattering to no one, driving on ice with a pounding heart, dragonflies and thunderstorms with one ear-bud in, a head on a shoulder, hugs tight enough to hurt, swerving to avoid strangers in the street, poetry read on full eyes and an empty stomach, waking in the middle of the night to move through the house while everything’s soft and quiet, leaning into things with base violent passion, strawberries picked in August, things I want but will never have, that great numbing beauty, laying back on an unmade bed, laughing and sobbing like a *****  hurling rocks into the navy monotony of the ocean, electric jealousy, inhaling dust of old books, euphoric indie riffs, photographs pinned to walls, jogging to catch up with a new friend, spilled milk, a cool pillow at the end of every day, shifting seasons, happiness louder than bombs, lungs full of breath, affluxes of glitter in my eyes, a roar building in the space around me, love and love and love
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 6:54 PM UTC
Anatomy
I am sore muscles, burned food, lit windows of houses I’ve seen while standing out in the cold, dead leaves underfoot, dreams of shoulder blades pushed against plaster and a lump in my throat, catching someone check their reflection when they think no one’s looking, running after an ice cream truck, airplanes crossing the sun, laughter shooting from the chest, vehicles racing along pavement, the tenderness of the air this morning, shadows stretching across snow, my gut fluttering when we’re alone together, poems I write in which nothing is true, the migration of birds, lights dimmed and all the music turned up, constellations of stars I will never know the names of, my thoughts chattering to no one, driving on ice with a pounding heart, dragonflies and thunderstorms with one ear-bud in, a head on a shoulder, hugs tight enough to hurt, swerving to avoid strangers in the street, poetry read on full eyes and an empty stomach, waking in the middle of the night to move through the house while everything’s soft and quiet, leaning into things with base violent passion, strawberries picked in August, things I want but will never have, that great numbing beauty, laying back on an unmade bed, laughing and sobbing like a *****  hurling rocks into the navy monotony of the ocean, electric jealousy, inhaling dust of old books, euphoric indie riffs, photographs pinned to walls, jogging to catch up with a new friend, spilled milk, a cool pillow at the end of every day, shifting seasons, happiness louder than bombs, lungs full of breath, affluxes of glitter in my eyes, a roar building in the space around me, love and love and love
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Finishing off a hot brew @ 5am before jogging to the gym. Better yet ... breathing in your morning dew tracing your curves slumbering between soft white Pima layers spurred by your dreamy smile your fingertips dance atop goose down clouds shifting closer to align our curve toes tangle the cold quiet eyes embrace to awaken our space seeking new warmth nerves tingle and shift aligning our navel's view and falling in to our fold. ... and then a hot brew for 2. Taking in the day’s treats as we stumble over its gift of time and your full body shine. Easing into moonbeam’s slumber exploring intimate space, unknown intensity with a slow ease of letting go to move on. ... Whew, wait, what was the question? Sorry, I got lost in there, for our moment.
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Apr 9, 2018
Apr 9, 2018 at 12:41 PM UTC
A perfect day ......first thought
Perfect body proportions Totally magazine hot. Two percent body fat. Bone structure of a god. An hour workout daily Jogging or the gym. Specimen of health Neither fat nor slim. A high-dollar hairstyle Nothing out of place. The finest of products Moisturizing the face. Clothes from the proper Stores with the right names. Never take a chance on Discount shopping games. And, don’t forget the shoes They have to be just right. One set of shoes for daytime And another for the night. Not just any socks, either. They must be picked with care. You can’t be caught with The wrong socks out somewhere. Once the apparel is suitable The grooming done just right It’s quite all right to be seen In public, day and night. Otherwise the right people Might trigger your worst fears By thinking you were shopping At Walmart, Kmart and Sears.
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Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 4:48 AM UTC
MAGAZINE HOT
I can't say I will marry her really soon for sure, because this is India and the society here is really tough. But I'm Atul Kaushal, my name literally means Incomparable Skill and I intend to achieve something significant in my life, such that I'm fully capable to fulfill all her unsaid hidden desires when we marry. I don't want her to feel any regrets or other negative feelings when she marries me some 7 years later, I only want us to be different than the rest of world such that unlike most of them no problems arise between us due to various worldly problems. May be I'm dreaming of something perfect, but so far my life has been perfectly imperfect with the share of misgivings I have had is the majority in my performance card and I now wish that when she marries me the only thing which is imperfect is our hairstyle every morning we wake up smiling as we remember the previous night. May be I am or may be I'm not demanding too much from time - I'm just asking her in my destiny - just her - in my mornings I imagine her jogging with me - in my days toiling at her desk in the office just like me - in my afternoons calling me to verify if I had my lunch we had packed in the morning - in my evenings asking how my day at office had been and telling about hers too - in my weekends I see 'us' having fun. May be I am or may be I'm not being too apprehensive in my mind - apprehensive that whether her family will accept me as their son-in-law, or we would have to forget each other, or we will have only one way left and that be just to take help from the court and elope to get married, or may be I will just have to abduct her from the wedding venue in full public view in front of her parents, uncles & aunts, siblings & cousins, friends & acquaintances, Hindu priests & pujaris, may be thugs & bodyguards hired by her family to keep the wedding a smooth affair, and may be my parents might refuse to let her in. But under ideal conditions, it will be as I desired and even later we would be happily parenting two kids for I don't wish to have just one child like I myself had been in my childhood; these scars of loneliness are dug prominently on my face, but these disappear, yes these disappear when you make me smile along you as I hear you smile and I believe that these will surely disappear permanently after our formal union; till then I miss you meri nanhi si jaan my sweet young love, like I should have missed when I was fifteen too - I miss you and I miss you because I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you and I more than love you.
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Apr 5, 2013
Apr 5, 2013 at 2:33 PM UTC
7-7 Love Letter 7-7
I can't say I will marry her really soon for sure, because this is India and the society here is really tough. But I'm Atul Kaushal, my name literally means Incomparable Skill and I intend to achieve something significant in my life, such that I'm fully capable to fulfill all her unsaid hidden desires when we marry. I don't want her to feel any regrets or other negative feelings when she marries me some 7 years later, I only want us to be different than the rest of world such that unlike most of them no problems arise between us due to various worldly problems. May be I'm dreaming of something perfect, but so far my life has been perfectly imperfect with the share of misgivings I have had is the majority in my performance card and I now wish that when she marries me the only thing which is imperfect is our hairstyle every morning we wake up smiling as we remember the previous night. May be I am or may be I'm not demanding too much from time - I'm just asking her in my destiny - just her - in my mornings I imagine her jogging with me - in my days toiling at her desk in the office just like me - in my afternoons calling me to verify if I had my lunch we had packed in the morning - in my evenings asking how my day at office had been and telling about hers too - in my weekends I see 'us' having fun. May be I am or may be I'm not being too apprehensive in my mind - apprehensive that whether her family will accept me as their son-in-law, or we would have to forget each other, or we will have only one way left and that be just to take help from the court and elope to get married, or may be I will just have to abduct her from the wedding venue in full public view in front of her parents, uncles & aunts, siblings & cousins, friends & acquaintances, Hindu priests & pujaris, may be thugs & bodyguards hired by her family to keep the wedding a smooth affair, and may be my parents might refuse to let her in. But under ideal conditions, it will be as I desired and even later we would be happily parenting two kids for I don't wish to have just one child like I myself had been in my childhood; these scars of loneliness are dug prominently on my face, but these disappear, yes these disappear when you make me smile along you as I hear you smile and I believe that these will surely disappear permanently after our formal union; till then I miss you meri nanhi si jaan my sweet young love, like I should have missed when I was fifteen too - I miss you and I miss you because I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you and I more than love you.
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People plugged in everywhere To ipods, games and phones Like non-existent robots The world is full of drones We're now made up of circuit boards We've lost all of our bones Be different, and unplug yourself Grow a pair of stones Your life is electronic on a tablet or a chip You run your life remotely you give people email lip you wouldn't dare go jogging you might fall and break a hip Be different, and unplug yourself And give technology the slip A record made of vinyl now it's just some bits and bytes It's a relic in an antique store Along with other sights Like cameras using flashbulbs when taking shots at night Be different and unplug yourself Show digital your might It doesn't matter where you go A text, you have to send If you're going to the shopping mall Or just walking 'round the bend You've more holsters on your belt loop Than gunfighters would depend To hold onto their weapons Before they met their end Turn off the boxes, read a book Do something that's old school Don't follow all the others Acting like a dumb pack mule Don't rely on electronics Just use it as a tool Unplug yourself from everything Be a leader not a fool People plugged in everywhere To ipods, games and phones Like non-existent robots The world is full of drones We're now made up of circuit boards We've lost all of our bones Be different, and unplug yourself Grow a pair of stones
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 4:23 PM UTC
Unplug yourself
The humble diary Holds the words Usually not revealed To the world Lines, filled with Deepest desires Inexplicably, not uttered But freely flows Without inhibitions Every drop of ink Is the messenger Carrying the messages Encrypted for secrecy A part of your world Comes alive Between the pages Each day Offered a blank page New anecdote Chronicled eagerly Before the words Fade away from memory Jogging along the lines Of the diary The pen gives you a lease To express Some feelings and desires Not audible to anyone But finds safe haven Between the pages Of the humble diary
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 12:31 AM UTC
The Diary
Nais kong yakapin ang aking sarili Bigyan ng mainit na gatas At patulugin sa malambot na kama Huwag kang matakot Tao ka lang at tao rin lang sila Hayaan **** managinip ang iyong kaluluwa Tandaan mo ang iyong kabataan Ikaw ay minamahal Ikaw ay ginto Ikaw ang tagabuhat ng umaga Ang kanta ng mga matatabang maya Ang almusal sa puso ng iyong pamilya Pag gising mo, huminga ka nang malalim Mag jogging ka sa iyong hardin At ibigin ang init ng araw sa iyong mukha
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Nov 19, 2021
Nov 19, 2021 at 10:23 PM UTC
Nais kong yakapin ang aking sarili
The Race An injury in sophomore year caused me to miss the springtime meets. I was sitting in a cast while my teammates won their heats. I am no brain, I can’t sit still No chance I’ll ace the S.A.T. But medal wins in track and field could mean a scholarship for me. Near Lewis is a cinder track- an oval of a quarter mile. So I come here to do my laps And dream of victory for a while. A short fat man goes jogging by In sweat drenched shirt and navy shorts Gasping, like a fish in air, fleeing from his mortal thoughts. I doff my sweats and start to stretch I take no chances with this knee. Soon I’m feeling good and loose, it pays to warm up properly. A tall thin runner, strangely pale, About half of the track ahead I‘ll pass him like he’s standing still Then he’ll be chasing me instead. I pass the jogger right away The pale runner, though, moves speedily I pick up my pace a notch Just as quickly so does he.. I stretch my stride, he does the same And gains upon me steadily I thought that I was chasing him It seems instead he’s chasing me. I never raced this guy before At any of the local meets He appears to be as old as me But his gear is “thrift shop” quality. Sure enough, he’s gaining fast. I dig down for a last reserve I didn’t think I’d lost a step Bad news, if it’s true, for me I hear his foot falls close behind And vainly try to stay ahead I turn my head to see his face It is the face of one long dead. The ghostly winner makes a turn and passes through the gate and chains The cemetery lies beyond That holds the urn with his cremains “You saw him too” the fat man gasps- “I thought that he had come for me” I knew he only came to run I recognized the ghost you see. “Tommy Miller was his name School Champion back in 63’ .He died crossing this finish line an aneurysm in his brain.” Unfinished business binds him here A restless spirit, more than most, The race is ever to the swift The quick are beaten by a ghost
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Dec 21, 2011
Dec 21, 2011 at 5:21 PM UTC
The Race
The Race An injury in sophomore year caused me to miss the springtime meets. I was sitting in a cast while my teammates won their heats. I am no brain, I can’t sit still No chance I’ll ace the S.A.T. But medal wins in track and field could mean a scholarship for me. Near Lewis is a cinder track- an oval of a quarter mile. So I come here to do my laps And dream of victory for a while. A short fat man goes jogging by In sweat drenched shirt and navy shorts Gasping, like a fish in air, fleeing from his mortal thoughts. I doff my sweats and start to stretch I take no chances with this knee. Soon I’m feeling good and loose, it pays to warm up properly. A tall thin runner, strangely pale, About half of the track ahead I‘ll pass him like he’s standing still Then he’ll be chasing me instead. I pass the jogger right away The pale runner, though, moves speedily I pick up my pace a notch Just as quickly so does he.. I stretch my stride, he does the same And gains upon me steadily I thought that I was chasing him It seems instead he’s chasing me. I never raced this guy before At any of the local meets He appears to be as old as me But his gear is “thrift shop” quality. Sure enough, he’s gaining fast. I dig down for a last reserve I didn’t think I’d lost a step Bad news, if it’s true, for me I hear his foot falls close behind And vainly try to stay ahead I turn my head to see his face It is the face of one long dead. The ghostly winner makes a turn and passes through the gate and chains The cemetery lies beyond That holds the urn with his cremains “You saw him too” the fat man gasps- “I thought that he had come for me” I knew he only came to run I recognized the ghost you see. “Tommy Miller was his name School Champion back in 63’ .He died crossing this finish line an aneurysm in his brain.” Unfinished business binds him here A restless spirit, more than most, The race is ever to the swift The quick are beaten by a ghost
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My intention was not chivalrous, It was entirely amorous, So by letting you pass, My intention was to look at your *** And so… You gave me a show. And what an *** – it was. As I let you pass – it does. Some things to me. I slap my knee And I say: Oh Boy! Such a joy! And now that I reflect, I realize it was the object, Of something near perfect, When I pulled away I nearly wrecked, All because I was rubbernecked. Even your thighs, Gave me highs, They gave me sighs. So what is chivalry? It’s men letting you pass, Only to look at your *** And you don’t sass, Because chivalry Is not rivalry. And what an *** – it was. As I let you pass – it does. Some things to me. I slap my knee And I say: Oh Boy! Such a joy! We hold the door, At the store, You’re the decor. We stare at your *** And we let you pass. You jog across the street, My eyes aren’t discrete, They just watch your *** As you jog pass, Your round **** Perfect and plump. Tightly wound in those gray pants But I stare and I don’t just glance, Your *** is what I desire, Your *** is what I admire, Your *** is what I’m chivalrous – for, Your *** is what I’m amorous – for.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 11:09 PM UTC
Jogging Girl
Who's always taking pictures Who's always on the scene Snaps the Stars at their worst Bikini thunder thighs with cottage cheese He catches Stars out jogging When they are a sweaty slimy mess That is when this Paparazzi Is at his photogenic best He finds them out to dinner Makes sure their forks are full So he can catch them stuffing face Halle Berry...you've just been schooled The Stars have no idea how much It is that they need him To keep their names in the press And their butts down at the gym He loves the feeling that he gets Adrenalin rush that keeps him high Never is a job complete Till he can make a Big Star cry There's not a project that he won't take on The one in which he is most proud The pic of the President having lunch with the aliens That photo shop was his brain child So give it up for the Paparazzi Who entertains in the grocery isle every day Giving us all the latest scoop On who is and isn't gay Yes, without the Paparazzi We would never be in the know And now knowing all that Hollywood does We can be thankful for a life that's dull!
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 8:08 AM UTC
*Paparazzi*