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"key" poems
don't feel sorry for me. I am a competent, satisfied human being. be sorry for the others who fidget complain who constantly rearrange their lives like furniture. juggling mates and attitudes their confusion is constant and it will touch whoever they deal with. beware of them: one of their key words is "love." and beware those who only take instructions from their God for they have failed completely to live their own lives. don't feel sorry for me because I am alone for even at the most terrible moments humor is my companion. I am a dog walking backwards I am a broken banjo I am a telephone wire strung up in Toledo, Ohio I am a man eating a meal this night in the month of September. put your sympathy aside. they say water held up Christ: to come through you better be nearly as lucky.
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For The Foxes
I do not love you except because I love you; I go from loving to not loving you, From waiting to not waiting for you My heart moves from cold to fire. I love you only because it's you the one I love; I hate you deeply, and hating you Bend to you, and the measure of my changing love for you Is that I do not see you but love you blindly. Maybe January light will consume My heart with its cruel Ray, stealing my key to true calm. In this part of the story I am the one who Dies, the only one, and I will die of love because I love you, Because I love you, Love, in fire and blood.
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I Do Not Love You Except Because I Love You
can not be found in the flesh For as warm it may be As soft to your fingers it is It will lay soft and cold eventually can not be found in gold Yes, it never loses its luster But many coins you need to muster And no number will fill the gap in your soul can not be found in others For the laughs may distract The facade will crack And still you will be empty inside ilusive as it may be It follows you around It never left For within you she rest Waiting to be awoken And while the rest might feel great They serve as nothing but crutches On your own you must stand If you are to revel On the pleasures life offers... To improve one self To look on path troded It´s essence To know there is more With hunger jump forth It´s rushes To balance the mind With the desire of the heart It´s key And once held in hand You will understand That happiness flies like a bird But behind she left Tranquility And the knowledge That you can get it again...
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 12:03 AM UTC
Happiness,
~for those who will read this and weep~ *the quiet ones, the silent Job ones, who quote not from the Book of Lamentations, but author their own, based on-the-job experience localized versions of cryptic elegiacs accepting the wooden crosses borne, stepping up to the unrequested unforeseen, then buried under, burnt alive, yet never relieved by dying, nailed by words, stronger than iron, promises sworn, promises kept with no ending date relief, promises by and to themselves, but not for themselves!* *the wearers of crystal glass shackles, adorned with decorative locks for which no key did the maker make, nor any divine creator dare conceive an early release, never no escape contemplated, for the lock human, unrepentant unbreakable, a decorative useless metaphor gesture, a blunt “life ***** advertisement I compose amidst a bus pond of mismatched city folk, a tapestry of ages colors and differing views on god/no god, none would believe that as the bus sways me, it’s in rhythm to holy choral music, hundreds year old, divinity masses and motets worships, where one human can hide temporarily a safe house, to calm his questioning relentless from the horrors of no answers, for when the mind has no solution to the rough and tumbling lives, lived in glass shackled confinement, the poets desperation equals theirs* *summon eagles to transport these imprisoned, but the shackled refuse, I come to them but they wave me off, I go crazy for once I was enslaved, thirty years war that left devastation, from which so many poems created so I speak with heightened regard of one who planned futures for others where his non-existence was a founding father (ha!)* *but the day came and I was released by my own inactions, but means nothing until a way to away found to release the yet bound early* got a couch, airline miles, hundred dollars in my pocket and an unrelenting need to save them, a consumption disease, the glass shackled, at ease, won’t rest till all are freed this my creed no one left behind these cyber words do not mock for they are unbounded, set free, when the flesh connects and the needs of the flesh are stronger for they are in heart conceived
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 5:45 PM UTC
The Glass Shackles
~for those who will read this and weep~ *the quiet ones, the silent Job ones, who quote not from the Book of Lamentations, but author their own, based on-the-job experience localized versions of cryptic elegiacs accepting the wooden crosses borne, stepping up to the unrequested unforeseen, then buried under, burnt alive, yet never relieved by dying, nailed by words, stronger than iron, promises sworn, promises kept with no ending date relief, promises by and to themselves, but not for themselves!* *the wearers of crystal glass shackles, adorned with decorative locks for which no key did the maker make, nor any divine creator dare conceive an early release, never no escape contemplated, for the lock human, unrepentant unbreakable, a decorative useless metaphor gesture, a blunt “life ***** advertisement I compose amidst a bus pond of mismatched city folk, a tapestry of ages colors and differing views on god/no god, none would believe that as the bus sways me, it’s in rhythm to holy choral music, hundreds year old, divinity masses and motets worships, where one human can hide temporarily a safe house, to calm his questioning relentless from the horrors of no answers, for when the mind has no solution to the rough and tumbling lives, lived in glass shackled confinement, the poets desperation equals theirs* *summon eagles to transport these imprisoned, but the shackled refuse, I come to them but they wave me off, I go crazy for once I was enslaved, thirty years war that left devastation, from which so many poems created so I speak with heightened regard of one who planned futures for others where his non-existence was a founding father (ha!)* *but the day came and I was released by my own inactions, but means nothing until a way to away found to release the yet bound early* got a couch, airline miles, hundred dollars in my pocket and an unrelenting need to save them, a consumption disease, the glass shackled, at ease, won’t rest till all are freed this my creed no one left behind these cyber words do not mock for they are unbounded, set free, when the flesh connects and the needs of the flesh are stronger for they are in heart conceived
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Now you have to understand that the greatest gift a child can receive is a sibling. Wrapped up in that hospital delivery is limitless potential. They can be your partner in crime, or the key witness in your conviction. A sibling fights the same battles you do just with different tactics. Some prefer to pit mom against dad others dad against mom. No one will ever walk the earth as close to you. Part of the DNA that makes you unique flows in their veins. Even if circumstances change that bond can’t be broken. They will annoy you, steal from you, drive you crazy, and if you’re lucky enough hate you. And yet they are your best friend, confidant, and the person who if you’re unfortunate enough will go to hell and back as fast for you as you would do for them. So to all the siblings out there. May you be playmates in adversity and friendly rivals in joy
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 10:35 PM UTC
Siblings
My father walked me down the aisle, But my mother held my arm. He went with me, But we went not towards the altar, But towards the door. My father walked me down the aisle, And the ***** rang through the church, Humming through the elaborate crown molding, Carved by my ancestors. He went, Not beside me, But before me, And I watched, As he was illuminated by the bright, Overbearing, Texas sun. My father walked me down the aisle, But I did not wear white. My father walked me in silence, And I shed tears not for a man standing at the altar, But for the one I would never see again. My father walked me down the aisle, And no veil obscured my face. All eyes were upon me, but not for my pristine beauty, Instead for my clenched jaw and furrowed brow, Severe and fierce to distract from my glassy eyes. My father did not leave me at the end of our walk to sit beside my mother. She clung to me for support and sobbed breathlessly, Loudly, Unavoidably, And I carried her with one hand, My sister the other, And walked towards my future. A future family, Not one person more, But one person less. I walked, One final time, With him. My father walked me down the aisle, And I will never forget it. Hundreds of eyes isolating my family from the crowd, Slow and muffled sounds drowning in the deafening beat of my heart, Blurred faces staring, Black heels clacking against the cobbled path from the church, The anguished wails of my mother, The whimpering of my sister, And the wooden box that glided before us, Pulling, A string tied to our patriarch, The pin key of our family, Pulled taut and then snipped with the slam of the hearse doors. My father walked me down the aisle, Before I had a chance to grow up. He walked me, Out of the church, Away from the altar, Never to be walked again.
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Feb 27, 2018
Feb 27, 2018 at 5:17 PM UTC
My Father Walked Me
My father walked me down the aisle, But my mother held my arm. He went with me, But we went not towards the altar, But towards the door. My father walked me down the aisle, And the ***** rang through the church, Humming through the elaborate crown molding, Carved by my ancestors. He went, Not beside me, But before me, And I watched, As he was illuminated by the bright, Overbearing, Texas sun. My father walked me down the aisle, But I did not wear white. My father walked me in silence, And I shed tears not for a man standing at the altar, But for the one I would never see again. My father walked me down the aisle, And no veil obscured my face. All eyes were upon me, but not for my pristine beauty, Instead for my clenched jaw and furrowed brow, Severe and fierce to distract from my glassy eyes. My father did not leave me at the end of our walk to sit beside my mother. She clung to me for support and sobbed breathlessly, Loudly, Unavoidably, And I carried her with one hand, My sister the other, And walked towards my future. A future family, Not one person more, But one person less. I walked, One final time, With him. My father walked me down the aisle, And I will never forget it. Hundreds of eyes isolating my family from the crowd, Slow and muffled sounds drowning in the deafening beat of my heart, Blurred faces staring, Black heels clacking against the cobbled path from the church, The anguished wails of my mother, The whimpering of my sister, And the wooden box that glided before us, Pulling, A string tied to our patriarch, The pin key of our family, Pulled taut and then snipped with the slam of the hearse doors. My father walked me down the aisle, Before I had a chance to grow up. He walked me, Out of the church, Away from the altar, Never to be walked again.
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Friendship is love and care, Friendship is knowing you are there, Friendship is a flower; That blooms sweetly every hour. Friendship is a gift from above, Filling this world with happiness and love, Friendship is like the sky; Friendship is knowing that you're nearby. Friendship is from the Lord, And He commands love in His Word, I think this world would be a better one; If everyone knew the Key to Friendship's Sun! ~Marian~
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 10:11 PM UTC
Friendship
A friend of mine walked up to me and asked me: "What is a good woman?" I replied "you would know if you were a good man" He said "Stop joking I really wanna know" "There is no definite answer, but when you meet one, it will show" There are many characteristics that make a good woman, but it would take days to speak them all Since my friend brought this to mind, I thought I would list a few for y'all A woman who is proud of what she brings and won't complain over petty things A woman who is well spoken and not opposed to listening because communication is key from the beginning A woman who is wise and able to realize the pit you are in doesn't matter because she will help your rise A woman who wouldn't try to control her man but also wouldn't be a doormat And when trouble comes up, her feet won't be flat (she's ready to go) A woman who never stops believing in the man that you are and the man you can become So much confidence in you, it almost makes her seem dumb A virtuous woman who prays for you more than she prays for herself Remembering God is number one above all else A woman who tries to pay for herself before you can offer Knowing the difference between selfless and selfish is something you should prefer A woman with the power of forgiveness But don't abuse it Because a good woman is not stupid She will lose it You will lose her and have no one to blame when your heart takes the hit If you hurt a good woman, in my eyes, you aren't worth the saliva I spit The ice cream no one would lick The one that gets thrown down in hope ants would leave a picnic To pick apart your existence Use your common sense Realize what's in front of you and cherish it Woman is the title a female receives at a certain age But it takes a good man to realize a good woman is on the next page I'm not saying a good woman needs to have this quote for quote I don't think any woman does, if so, let me know I haven't met any besides my family, but I don't go down that road I'm being patient, waiting for my good woman is giving me time to grow So I can give her the best Brandon Everett Davis, the world doesn't know To not be on their level, would be a sin Let's become better men for these good women
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Dec 22, 2012
Dec 22, 2012 at 3:37 AM UTC
A Good Woman
A friend of mine walked up to me and asked me: "What is a good woman?" I replied "you would know if you were a good man" He said "Stop joking I really wanna know" "There is no definite answer, but when you meet one, it will show" There are many characteristics that make a good woman, but it would take days to speak them all Since my friend brought this to mind, I thought I would list a few for y'all A woman who is proud of what she brings and won't complain over petty things A woman who is well spoken and not opposed to listening because communication is key from the beginning A woman who is wise and able to realize the pit you are in doesn't matter because she will help your rise A woman who wouldn't try to control her man but also wouldn't be a doormat And when trouble comes up, her feet won't be flat (she's ready to go) A woman who never stops believing in the man that you are and the man you can become So much confidence in you, it almost makes her seem dumb A virtuous woman who prays for you more than she prays for herself Remembering God is number one above all else A woman who tries to pay for herself before you can offer Knowing the difference between selfless and selfish is something you should prefer A woman with the power of forgiveness But don't abuse it Because a good woman is not stupid She will lose it You will lose her and have no one to blame when your heart takes the hit If you hurt a good woman, in my eyes, you aren't worth the saliva I spit The ice cream no one would lick The one that gets thrown down in hope ants would leave a picnic To pick apart your existence Use your common sense Realize what's in front of you and cherish it Woman is the title a female receives at a certain age But it takes a good man to realize a good woman is on the next page I'm not saying a good woman needs to have this quote for quote I don't think any woman does, if so, let me know I haven't met any besides my family, but I don't go down that road I'm being patient, waiting for my good woman is giving me time to grow So I can give her the best Brandon Everett Davis, the world doesn't know To not be on their level, would be a sin Let's become better men for these good women
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The bees build in the crevices Of loosening masonry, and there The mother birds bring grubs and flies. My wall is loosening; honey-bees, Come build in the empty house of the stare. We are closed in, and the key is turned On our uncertainty; somewhere A man is killed, or a house burned. Yet no clear fact to be discerned: Come build in the empty house of the stare. A barricade of stone or of wood; Some fourteen days of civil war: Last night they trundled down the road That dead young soldier in his blood: Come build in the empty house of the stare. We had fed the heart on fantasies, The heart's grown brutal from the fare, More substance in our enmities Than in our love; O honey-bees, Come build in the empty house of the stare.
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The Stare's Nest by My Window
Never show your emotion, never show your pain. Be emotionless, fearless, show you are the one and only. No emotion keeps you sane. No emotion is me, me. Emotionless is the Key to Success.
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 6:37 PM UTC
"Emotion is the Key"
In your eyes, I have found my home. In your heart, I have found my love. In your soul, I have found my mate. With you, I am whole. Full. Alive. You make me laugh, You let me cry. You are my breath, My every heartbeat. I am yours You are mine, Of this we are certain. You are lodged in my heart, The small key is lost. You must stay forever. You are my inspiration, And my soul's fire. You are the magic of my days, You help me laugh, you teach me love. Each day I rediscover you, You are my greatest gift. I am yours You are mine, Of this we are certain. You are lodged in my heart, The small key is lost. You must stay with me forever.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 12:10 AM UTC
I am yours. You are mine.
Communication is the key but my hands are shaking as I start the ignition -h.w.
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 12:37 PM UTC
Communicate (Introverted #1)
I march to a different drummer My life it is my own I'm an explorer of experience That is how I'm known I've seen snow in South Dakota I've been on the Vegas strip Had barbeque in Kansas My life has been a trip I'm a gypsy of the railways I'm a legend in my time I move on in a boxcar Brother... spare a dime? I've been through all the landlocked states Five provinces as well I've seen Niagara Falls all frozen I've seen it flowing fast as well I've had margaritas in Key West And Bourbon in Kentucky Craft beers out in Oregon In my life I have been lucky I travel on my stories Feed myself with all my tales I'm an explorer of experience I'm a gypsy of the rails I never stick around too long I don't wear my welcome out I come and see just what I want That's what life is all about I've railroad friends in Texas Some up in BC too We've shared drinks in San Diego And had a great Alaskan brew I'm not one to live by your rules I find my rules suit me fine I'm an explorer of experience And I'm riding on the lines You can find me down in Georgia Or eating spuds in Idaho I never know just where I'll be Until my ride begins to go I'm a gypsy of the railways I'm a legend in my time I move on in a boxcar Brother...spare a dime?
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Feb 21, 2014
Feb 21, 2014 at 12:12 PM UTC
Gypsy of the Railways
Let the sunshine in, let the sunshine in; Open up your hearts and let the sunshine in. I got a friend in you; you got a friend in me. Just smile that way each and every day, fill the world with love and say! Let the sunshine in, let the sunshine in; Open up your hearts and let the sunshine in. Kindness is the key to peace and harmony! Open up your heart and let the sunshine in. Let the sunshine in, let the sunshine in; Open up your hearts and let the sunshine in. ~ Let the sunshine in; let the sunshine in, Open up your hearts and let the sunshine in.
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 2:47 PM UTC
Let the sunshine in
“Being a farmer is like being a priest; you take a vow of poverty and make a pact with the Lord that no typhoon will come and destroy your crops.” In the rise of sedentary human civilization, The nation’s agriculture Became the key expansion. Its history dates back thousands of years, With its development, Has been driven and defined – By different climates, cultures, and technologies. The Filipino farmers: Are they now a dying breed? Numbers of small farms has dwindled, With workers opting for city life. But this trend could exacerbate food insecurity! Yes, in an import-dependent country – Already struggling to meet current food demand. In the face of growing losses, And from volatile weather, To new-fangled farming tech, Limited education makes them less receptive. What took such toll on the agricultural sector? Maybe the farmer themselves, The investors, the buyers – maybe. Now, it’s due to the government policies, Our programs are good, yet so weak. There’s excessive reliance on agricultural imports, And corruption on the upper level. Compounding the problem Is a younger generation – Largely, leaving rural areas nationwide, And depleting the pool of potential agricultural workers. They say it’s too late to do something; But the mind-set of the younger generation Still we can change And make farming appealing once again. (9/8/13 @xirlleelang)
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 10:02 PM UTC
A Dying Filipino Breed
His dad, hearing a beat, turned the key, not knowing she was in there. But shirt off, his fourteen year old, the CEO just laughed and said: "Dad, go back to bed." He had won the game AGAIN! And nights spent building a barrel of monkeys that watched him chop down wood on YouTube finally had paid off — It only took 20,000 followers for her shirt to come off.
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Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 6:29 PM UTC
minecraft kidz.
If I could look into your eyes, I would tell you how I feel. If I could look into your eyes, you would see that I'm for real. If I could look into your eyes, you would see I adore you most. If I could look into your eyes, at the same time I'd hold you close. My heart is a lock, but my darling, you are the key. I admire you so much, you just don't know what you do to me! Tell me what you want. Your wish is my command. When the chips are down, then by your side is where I'll stand. I don't care about your present. I don't care about your past. All I want is a chance to be with you is all I ask. I watch you from a distance. I desire your affection, but when you look my way I have to look in another direction. I try to gather my thoughts. I try to make a way; but when I see you, I loose control, not knowing what to say. How could I come across to get my point of view? I wonder if you even know that I have a crush on you. I adore everything you do. I cherish everything that you say. You make me blush, smile, laugh, and sing...you surely make my day! My whole day could be bad. I could be sad and blue, but you change it all just by simply looking at you. So I hope you get this letter; being with you is my only wish. I will now close this letter and I seal it with a kiss. Please accept my letter, for your affection I desire. Signed, sealed, delivered, it is I, your secret admirer.
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Sep 20, 2016
Sep 20, 2016 at 6:39 PM UTC
Your Secret Admire
PATIENCE is one virtue so rare That is often missing in our daily affair PATIENCE is a companion of wisdom He who has it stands among kings in any kingdom It is an habit that cannot be thrown out of the window Without it lives you in a place of limbo PATIENCE is not just how long we wait But how we behave while we wait It is a virtue of grace put together to make a pretty face One year of patience equals ten years of peace PATIENCE is the key to contentment That locks every gate of resentment One ounce of patience is more than pounds of brains Investing in the bank of patience yield no loss but more gains PATIENCE makes lighter what impatience may not heal Driving through a narrow road but on a balance wheel A heart fuel with patience drives with an unseen speed It might be a soar fruit but with a sweet seed PATIENCE is truly a virtue acquire it if you can It will make you a good father,a better mother and a perfect human
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 11:44 AM UTC
PATIENCE
My temple is covered in scars Each scar telling a story Though most of them are gory None is more so than ours The largest scar holds the key To the reasons all the others be No one but the two of us knows How the true story goes And so I covered the temple with scars Attempting to hide the true tale Then locked myself behind these bars In the end to no avail.
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Aug 2, 2012
Aug 2, 2012 at 10:37 PM UTC
Scars
Sometimes people do things bad things things that hurt you physically and emotionally but the key to happiness in that sense is to accept the apologies you never recieved
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Dec 3, 2014
Dec 3, 2014 at 9:19 PM UTC
Acceptance
A tulip of deep lilac my sentiment to you my key to your heart thanking for all you do. Its fragrance reminds me of your sweet perfume like your beauty these tulips brighten up any room. Your sensual beauty glorious as petals caress your skin delicately tracing your body my desires your sin Lilac tulips our love story sweet romance they tell you brought me to heaven resurrected me from hell Sweet tulips for my beauty a symbol in the journey we take a petal for each milestone a role in each chapter we make
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 5:35 AM UTC
My sweet tulip
#Life #struggle #success #destiny Hello Friends today I want to share something to you and to everyone..... its very important on life... Some stages in life we will face once for sure.....it will help for everyone for sure...... 1. Hard Work always Payoff but it takes time and struggle... 2. There will be always tough time, You might give up..... 3. You Have to believe that Dream come True only who believe to see and aim to achieve it... 4. Success is never easy, it is always Hard to keep it ou always to be prepared.. 5. But the Key is To Never Give Up Always keep doing what u love. You Can make a difference you have just to try for it.... The life is one chances might me more but key is one -Hardworking..... Life depends on hardworking never waste your time... Wake up now start new journey... till it reach your destiny..... Write your destiny by yourself by hardworking... result will be late but it will positive for sure ... -Chirayu
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 10:43 AM UTC
Life is struggle..struggle is success...
Filter the perfect shade of the forenoon sun, Not too bright, not too dull. For with ease and carefree thoughts, You let the sunbeam-drizzling fairies play As the beauty reflected in your retinas. Capture this scenic view: Where the burnt chestnut colored oaks And mudstained sweetheart sundress of yours Dance in three-four beats of waltz. The Crayola strokes of the skies And the watercolor streaks of daydreams and nightmares Paint the canvas of your disquited thoughts. This is the peripheral view from your suncrashed irises and corners, This is your world. Let your knees down to your sore feet Be engulfed by the chasms of the bewildered grass, As the smile makes it way to your plump spring lips; Callused fingers from guitar strings Twirl and twist the blades, Cutting through flesh And green and red and blue and yellow, All sorts of color came spilling from your playful bruise. From this panoramic view of yours Of a wonder wonderland, Where the ticks of clock Follow the sunflower throughout time and forever, This is the beauty of that stem: A key to escapism To a well-dreamt lovely world.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 6:30 AM UTC
Rio's Sunflower
298 Alone, I cannot be— For Hosts—do visit me— Recordless Company— Who baffle Key— They have no Robes, nor Names— No Almanacs—nor Climes— But general Homes Like Gnomes— Their Coming, may be known By Couriers within— Their going—is not— For they’ve never gone—
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Alone, I cannot be