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"kow" poems
Wife-beater, drum player blower of holy pan-pipes Plumed, bejeweled in ****** plastic Inca priest, mestizo beast multi-kulti prophet (who chooses to live in the USA) where liberals kow-tow while you show them how to adulate indigenous crypto misogynous eager to pay eager to please diversity’s devotees buy your CDs a perfect idiot from the mythic Sierra naming your brood after Andean peaks pre-Columbian pachamama freaks eat it up: your Inca schtick (but ask the battered gringa-chick about your unsustainable ways: who hits who smiles who beats who pays ?)
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 11:58 AM UTC
Indio Profesional
what does little Ernest croon in his death at afternoon? (kow dow r 2 bul retoinis wus de woids uf lil Oinis
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Jan 3, 2019
Jan 3, 2019 at 3:24 PM UTC
poem #26 from E.E. Cummings No Thanks (1935)
Space Cowboy He said he was a Miller but he carried a kow-kow calculator see him on the street he'd say hey I'll catch you later from children of the future a 10 gallon Stetson on his head he could fly like an eagle or cruise his Mercury blues instead they say he took the money and ran rumor was Junior saw it happen yeah he and ***** Mae boy did he need a good ***** slappin' years later he was seen in swingtown a joker jumpin' for jungle love lost his golden key to the highway hoping to find wild mountain honey above c'mon and dance make some romance bump bump bump on the steppin' stone he left again on a big jet airliner and never did answer his telephone Gomer LePoet ....
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Nov 7, 2011
Nov 7, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
Space Cowboy
I speak a thousand words in a glance, Propose to you in a text, generally be the guy I was meant to be. And you still love me for me. What is it that keeps you close to me? Is it my pretend swag? My book sense? My love of expression? My eyes? All of the above, or more likely, none? I don’t know why and I don’t know how, but I won’t concern myself with it. I love you too, although I don’t say it much and I can’t assume you kow. But it’s true, I love you too much to let you go, do too much to consider having a way out of the ways that we love each other. ~signed the lover from afar.
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 2:32 PM UTC
Afar
Some once called him a Grand Old Man, Others called him a slime, You couldn’t get a consensus that Was even, all the time, For some kow-towed to his money, while Others fell by his sword, His life was overall sunny, while His victims quailed at his word. He lorded it over his children, He ruled their kids with ease, A sullen look from beneath his brow Would bring them to their knees, His will was forever changing As solicitors came and went, One day he’d offer a mansion, And another day, a tent. When he finally died he was stony broke And they wondered where it went, He’d always been abstemious But the money had been spent. He left all their lives in ruins with Their expectations gone, A couple of ramshackle houses were The only things they won. There wasn’t the money to bury him So they left him where he sat, Up at the head of the table in His black, beribboned hat, He glared at them as he’d glared in life One hand on the table-top, Where he used to tap with his finger As if it would never stop. Tap-tap-tap on the table-top, Tap-tap-tap it went, His eyes bored into the back of your head As if to say - Repent! And people scurried, this way and that To divine what the tartar meant, The grim old man in his black top hat Who ruled to their detriment. They left him sat and they locked the door Didn’t go back for a year, Til the eldest, saying ‘let’s know for sure,’ Returned with a tinge of fear. ‘He might have stocks in his waistband there Or shares hid under his shirt, Or cash stuffed in his beribboned hat - He treated us all like dirt!’ He ventured into the dining room Where the grim old man still sat, His eyes a-glare in the year long gloom From under the brim of his hat. But as the eldest approached him there The finger began to tap, A steady rap with a note of doom That would curdle blood to sap. So Toby dived to the tinder box And he leapt up with the axe, His face as pale as a ghostly tale But determined to attack. He raised the axe and he let it fall Severed the finger there, It skittered across the table top As the old man fell from his chair. The stocks were stuffed in the old man’s hat The shares were stuffed in his sleeve, And so much cash in his waistband that They said, you wouldn’t believe. But still he’s locked in that grey old house For they found it wouldn’t stop, That severed finger that skittered there Still taps on the table-top! David Lewis Paget
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 1:17 AM UTC
Table Tapping
Some once called him a Grand Old Man, Others called him a slime, You couldn’t get a consensus that Was even, all the time, For some kow-towed to his money, while Others fell by his sword, His life was overall sunny, while His victims quailed at his word. He lorded it over his children, He ruled their kids with ease, A sullen look from beneath his brow Would bring them to their knees, His will was forever changing As solicitors came and went, One day he’d offer a mansion, And another day, a tent. When he finally died he was stony broke And they wondered where it went, He’d always been abstemious But the money had been spent. He left all their lives in ruins with Their expectations gone, A couple of ramshackle houses were The only things they won. There wasn’t the money to bury him So they left him where he sat, Up at the head of the table in His black, beribboned hat, He glared at them as he’d glared in life One hand on the table-top, Where he used to tap with his finger As if it would never stop. Tap-tap-tap on the table-top, Tap-tap-tap it went, His eyes bored into the back of your head As if to say - Repent! And people scurried, this way and that To divine what the tartar meant, The grim old man in his black top hat Who ruled to their detriment. They left him sat and they locked the door Didn’t go back for a year, Til the eldest, saying ‘let’s know for sure,’ Returned with a tinge of fear. ‘He might have stocks in his waistband there Or shares hid under his shirt, Or cash stuffed in his beribboned hat - He treated us all like dirt!’ He ventured into the dining room Where the grim old man still sat, His eyes a-glare in the year long gloom From under the brim of his hat. But as the eldest approached him there The finger began to tap, A steady rap with a note of doom That would curdle blood to sap. So Toby dived to the tinder box And he leapt up with the axe, His face as pale as a ghostly tale But determined to attack. He raised the axe and he let it fall Severed the finger there, It skittered across the table top As the old man fell from his chair. The stocks were stuffed in the old man’s hat The shares were stuffed in his sleeve, And so much cash in his waistband that They said, you wouldn’t believe. But still he’s locked in that grey old house For they found it wouldn’t stop, That severed finger that skittered there Still taps on the table-top! David Lewis Paget
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Your love overwhelms me, you look over my scars, never at them, how caring, and understanding you are, you don't tell me to cover them, like everyone before, you simply say, i will kiss every one, and that means everything to me, no one has ever cared enough, to get to kow me, the way you do, nobodys ever loved me, the way that you do, and everyday, i think God i have you.
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Jan 26, 2012
Jan 26, 2012 at 4:36 PM UTC
My scars your love
_ I’m in love with you And I don’t kow how to handle it. All I know is that I don’t want it to fade. _
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Jul 17, 2019
Jul 17, 2019 at 6:14 PM UTC
letters to her ~ one
He crows about his crowd size For “winning” an election While most of us experience Democracy’s defection donald knows no boundaries His pants always on fire Now numbers past 12 thousand Show he’s a constant liar Praising evil dictators He thinks that we won’t notice While kow-towing to putin Our crazy shady potus Earth’s life-supporting systems Are collapsing day by day Showing scorched Earth strategies Daily through his EPA Rolling regulations back For Mother Earth’s protections Defiling our National Parks Drilling toxic injections The Amazon is burning Is any country helping? The Earth is getting hotter Too many glaciers melting trump’s polluting our sandbox Distracting us from the greed In the frenzy of rollbacks… his relentless Twitter feed Maligning our Free Press It’s clear for whom he’s rootin’ Eliminating sanctions Against vladimir putin
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Sep 6, 2019
Sep 6, 2019 at 4:26 PM UTC
donald & vladimir
dubious churning benevolent altruism this anonymous beastie boy boilerplate endeavors: (instagramming literary maven) questing user yawps critically griping knowing personal tidbits xeroxed blithely, freely jeopardized nuggets (revealed vital), zealously doled heftily linkedin private treasure trove, (Xfiles breached flagrant junction mandating righteous validating zero divulgence heaves lamentable ploy, tellingly xing bald felonious figurative joyriding, nonchalantly revealing valuable (Ziegfeld bomb crackling) debacle, heralding litigious proven, ****** basic foolhardy (Laurel) jack knifed, networked, rapaciously villainous, zealously dubious, horrendously lowball practices, thru (Cambridge Analytica) xy zealots, asininely execrable, intolerantly malignant, quintessentially ugly, yawningly dastardly, horrendously lamentable, pathetically treasonous, xtra blameworthy, fiendishly jawboning, mindlessly paradigm quaking, unethical yahoo careless gross injustice jangling kow towing, pleasing the Xmen, banefully Facebook friggin jerky maliciously narcissistically opprobrious predacious quisling underhandedly yo-yoing cello glomming kik off preachiness spar!
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 2:08 AM UTC
ignoble harness gummed facebook ethics:
I ripped the curtains Off the window, Tore the carpet Off the floor, I kow what I am looking for. I emptied cupboards And sideboards, Cleaned out the basement, Checked my stores, I know what I am looking for. I searched the attic And the shed, Was it all Just in my head? I hear you, Feel you, Know you're here; I know what I am looking for. Yet Poe's one word keeps haunting me: Nevermore.
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 12:03 PM UTC
I Know What I Am Looking For
Knowing this fact is one thing! Being conscious of the judgement day Is also another thing! Be identified by your deeds and acts Then you know you are refined And the judgement day becomes a lifestyle When you kow this And it defines you, you know! Our shadow doesn't leave When there is reflection of light Our deeds goes with us Where ever we go Let it reflect our light (Christ) It is not over Until the Lord says it's over Judgement has already begin!!!
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May 5, 2019
May 5, 2019 at 6:59 AM UTC
Everyday is a judgement day