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Such A Lovely Bubble Rise Bulbs And Spark To The Heart I Kept Watching You With My Eyes Hearing Your Voice Awakens Art I Picked The Words In My Poem To Point Them On You Like Apollo's Arc On My Eyes A Desire For The Aim Reaches Jupiter To Leave A Mark So I Can Say It On Each Verse Through The Soft Arrow Of Anteros Till The Endless Part Of The Universe Beyond The Level Of The Erotes With A Sublime Blessed Grace I Described The Beauty Of Your Face Pale White Conquered The Place Such A Stardust Perfected The Space Then You Paused The Time!, It Never Ends! Astonished While Our Spirits Ascends So I Drew You On Every Potential Star With Endless Feelings! Unconquerable Grips! You Rised And Forgot Who The Humans Are! You Teased The Sun To Touch Your Lips Once It Got Very Close, Still Pretty Far! Your Care Launched A Thousand Ships While Your Innocence Nags And Glare What An Existence!, Such A Cosmos She Grips A Galaxy That Craters The Beauty Of Mercury! Drives Venus Jealous To His Very End! Then Uranus Gave Up On Such A Mystery! Pluto Wolf Whistled His Frozen Wind! Mars Was Not Able To Belive His Own Eye! Neptune Was Busy Losing His Own Mind! Saturn And His Ring Felt Like A Fly! Earth Was The Blessed Land! Yet Jupiter Was The One To Tie! Author/ Aladdin Aures H.
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Aug 16, 2019
Aug 16, 2019 at 5:15 AM UTC
Beyond The Erotes !
“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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Dec 22, 2017
Dec 22, 2017 at 9:27 AM UTC
T’was The Night Before Christmas
“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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I come from New Orleans where the swingers hook up with the singers, and the boxes have a person inside who speak to you through a thick horizontal slot in the door. You come from Minnesota where the most aggressive sentence is “Hi, how are you” and you’ve attended church every Sunday of your life, even though you don’t really believe in god. We came to the West to skate with the surfer junkies. But then the harbors got bombed and we moved out East to see the hipsters and the artists beggin on the streets. We went to the South with the racists and bigots were dying for a good show. We moved up North to escape from the 70s, and with the 80s on the rise we figured we’d best stay away. The 70s were rockin’ with **** and LSD in parks and concerts, and on benches on the streets. The smoke in the air was everywhere, from the slums in Wisconsin to the cities of Dallas. Even the poor were lost in the haze. When the 80s arrived with Rock ‘n’ Roll and techno beats from windowsills upstairs. The music was groovin’ and the ladies were fine. We saw billboards of our names in neon orange lights. The *** was replaced by coke, and the LSD with ****** singing and swinging with delight in our eyes. When the AIDS broke out we were sick in our beds listening to Pink Floyd and Elton John, and still we were singing. The 70s got us high while the 80s made us die We lived through wars in Vietnam, and Korea; we fought back the communists with red ink on our hands. We broke down the door into China and got them to arrive in the present and join the world. Although their chairman sits on a chair of lies he leads them with an angry fist in the air pumping “three cheers for Mao”. “Three cheers for Mao”. When the Soviets launched themselves to the moon we responded with our money and flashed our shiny new machinery in their faces. We marked our territory and claimed triumphantly that “We’re the best”. And we launched our war nukes and pinned them into intimidation. Then the Cubans sought revenge for the death of the Pigs on their Bay. With rifles in hand we stormed the beach and unearthed Castro and his regime. With our beds soaked in blood, and our dreams covered with fog, hand in hand we lay. We recalled the dances in the backs of old Cafes where the passwords were as simple as three quick knocks and two slow ones. We remembered the guns that pierced the heavenly chorus for the negros in the south. And we thought about the music of the 70s and the death in the 80s and I thought about you for a minute more.
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 4:29 PM UTC
Untitled
I come from New Orleans where the swingers hook up with the singers, and the boxes have a person inside who speak to you through a thick horizontal slot in the door. You come from Minnesota where the most aggressive sentence is “Hi, how are you” and you’ve attended church every Sunday of your life, even though you don’t really believe in god. We came to the West to skate with the surfer junkies. But then the harbors got bombed and we moved out East to see the hipsters and the artists beggin on the streets. We went to the South with the racists and bigots were dying for a good show. We moved up North to escape from the 70s, and with the 80s on the rise we figured we’d best stay away. The 70s were rockin’ with **** and LSD in parks and concerts, and on benches on the streets. The smoke in the air was everywhere, from the slums in Wisconsin to the cities of Dallas. Even the poor were lost in the haze. When the 80s arrived with Rock ‘n’ Roll and techno beats from windowsills upstairs. The music was groovin’ and the ladies were fine. We saw billboards of our names in neon orange lights. The *** was replaced by coke, and the LSD with ****** singing and swinging with delight in our eyes. When the AIDS broke out we were sick in our beds listening to Pink Floyd and Elton John, and still we were singing. The 70s got us high while the 80s made us die We lived through wars in Vietnam, and Korea; we fought back the communists with red ink on our hands. We broke down the door into China and got them to arrive in the present and join the world. Although their chairman sits on a chair of lies he leads them with an angry fist in the air pumping “three cheers for Mao”. “Three cheers for Mao”. When the Soviets launched themselves to the moon we responded with our money and flashed our shiny new machinery in their faces. We marked our territory and claimed triumphantly that “We’re the best”. And we launched our war nukes and pinned them into intimidation. Then the Cubans sought revenge for the death of the Pigs on their Bay. With rifles in hand we stormed the beach and unearthed Castro and his regime. With our beds soaked in blood, and our dreams covered with fog, hand in hand we lay. We recalled the dances in the backs of old Cafes where the passwords were as simple as three quick knocks and two slow ones. We remembered the guns that pierced the heavenly chorus for the negros in the south. And we thought about the music of the 70s and the death in the 80s and I thought about you for a minute more.
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The crockets are launched The people are killed Crits are ringing Sentries are shooting I know this, I was there I'm not a dactor, not yet at least I took spawn camping to the next level It's true, they can confirm it look it up yourself  next gen spawn camping I did it, you didn't (unless you were there) it was at 11:00 this morning yea
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 10:25 PM UTC
Spawn Camping
Meet me at the place where the sunrise and sunset are joined by the prettiest clouds. A tranquil place where times stood still for more than one eternity. Stretch out your limbs with Lotus hands and play the spoons for me. Breath out your life, then breath it in expanding endlessly. The mother of creation, the atomic act, the divine self, a metaphor for hunger. A life filled with space gaps, dust, prophecies and jars. A universal love that's born of dreams and fallen stars! The proprio-ceptive tools that launched the ships to voyage within ourselves. To seek out that illusive and wilful spark within our hearts and souls. Stretch out your limbs with Lotus hands and play the spoons for me. In that tranquil place where times stood still for more than one eternity. Meet me at the place where the sunrise and sunset are joined by the prettiest clouds. Stretch out your limbs with Lotus hands and play the spoons for me. Don G
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 1:45 PM UTC
Poem for Don G
My mushroom was watered by your  juices fertilised the head grew in your dampness. the seedling grew in anticipation, would it seed in needed spaces or would it be launched to the gravity of its surroundings and fall cold. Could this eclipse of growth be sustained, or in the throws of becoming dehydrated in the over gratification  of over consumption wither in needed times and never reach its potential of what was needed. But become withered in momentary over indulgence and go limp in the field of warmth.. This once proud mushroom ever reaching new heights, Its stalk standing once tall but now faltering and lying motionless where once it stood tall. that warm space waiting, wanting its seeds to flourish in this damp place. Know all but dried up, waiting for another flourishing head to seed its dampness where the other fell silently limp.
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 6:26 PM UTC
The Mushroom Now Grew
the crickets have arthritis so we're stuck here in silence. no melody to lead us to our way no morning song to wake up the day. so the sun sleeps in for the first time in weeks and i wake up to darkness resting on my cheek. i untangle myself from under this blanket i turn to you and smile a soft whisper lost a cry that didn't make it. restless eyes fight  the stupor through this obscure enigma. my mind’s overwhelmed   my heart in a coma, I’m trying to sort myself out gather my words when a kiss, simplest of sparks turns into kinetic chaos launched to the basement of my heart. you stroke my face, a hidden tear you smudge i open my mouth to speak but you’re too quick to judge. so i bite my lip and   lie next to you in silence, moonbeams highlighting the empty space inside us inside me. all because crickets have arthritis.
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Aug 27, 2011
Aug 27, 2011 at 3:14 PM UTC
The Crickets Have Arthritis
It was December 27th, Nineteen and fifty one The day the Christmas snowball war Had officially begun It started in the schoolyard It was supposed to just be fun But, by the time the whole thing ended No one knew just who had won The grade five class were ready All lying there in wait As the kids from home form seven Approached the schoolyard gate With a yell the whole thing started They were served up on a plate the kids from home form seven would not forget this date The air filled with projectiles Launched from wet gloves by the score As the victims ran for cover They were hit by four score more They were bruised and hurt and battered As they ran for the school door Now, the kids from the grade five class Lay waiting there for more Two teachers came to stop them Get them back into the school but, the kids just launched more snowballs Using scarves now as a tool They would catapult their snowballs which was really, really cool And the teachers ran for cover In the safety of the school They'd built a wall near four feet high To protect them on both sides It channeled all who entered The walls acted as guides At most their little walkway Was only eight feet wide and their victims ran for cover For the school, a place to hide It was dark when the attack happened The form seven kids came back They'd left the school from the front door And had now planned their attack Their first snowball hit it's target With a loud resounding crack It was clear that old form seven Was truly fighting back The teachers had a huddle Met inside and chose to fight They would wait until the battle Had gone on into night They would sneak out of the building With the absence of the light And attack the grade five children And show them how to fight The air was full of snowballs Bodies, gloves, scarves abound there were children hitting adults And there were children on the ground They'd been at it for six hours When they heard the alarm bell sound It was time to get inside for bed Before the prefects came around The snowball fight at Wellesley Public School in fifty one Is the one that they remember Out of all of those they've done In all one hundred people Were involved in all the fun For next year they are building A snowball launching gun!!!
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Nov 22, 2012
Nov 22, 2012 at 4:07 PM UTC
The Snow Ball Fight
It was December 27th, Nineteen and fifty one The day the Christmas snowball war Had officially begun It started in the schoolyard It was supposed to just be fun But, by the time the whole thing ended No one knew just who had won The grade five class were ready All lying there in wait As the kids from home form seven Approached the schoolyard gate With a yell the whole thing started They were served up on a plate the kids from home form seven would not forget this date The air filled with projectiles Launched from wet gloves by the score As the victims ran for cover They were hit by four score more They were bruised and hurt and battered As they ran for the school door Now, the kids from the grade five class Lay waiting there for more Two teachers came to stop them Get them back into the school but, the kids just launched more snowballs Using scarves now as a tool They would catapult their snowballs which was really, really cool And the teachers ran for cover In the safety of the school They'd built a wall near four feet high To protect them on both sides It channeled all who entered The walls acted as guides At most their little walkway Was only eight feet wide and their victims ran for cover For the school, a place to hide It was dark when the attack happened The form seven kids came back They'd left the school from the front door And had now planned their attack Their first snowball hit it's target With a loud resounding crack It was clear that old form seven Was truly fighting back The teachers had a huddle Met inside and chose to fight They would wait until the battle Had gone on into night They would sneak out of the building With the absence of the light And attack the grade five children And show them how to fight The air was full of snowballs Bodies, gloves, scarves abound there were children hitting adults And there were children on the ground They'd been at it for six hours When they heard the alarm bell sound It was time to get inside for bed Before the prefects came around The snowball fight at Wellesley Public School in fifty one Is the one that they remember Out of all of those they've done In all one hundred people Were involved in all the fun For next year they are building A snowball launching gun!!!
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Life could be easy - Oh, no please me I got it good We **** around - I **** her down She takes my wood like she should Wild, yeah - Styled, yeah Loud while she wears my crown and I ain't coming down again Till the ******* *** blends Make her bend - I know no end Notice noted we ascend I know she know we more than friends I ride her like a ******* benz ******* find it all the while I ain't stopping till the bed breaks I smash the whole cake Legs shake on my dinner plate - We hit it so hard - never going to stop All in the cards - never going to drop it She's in the cockpit - locked it, popped it Launched my rocket - oh my goddess I'll be back in couple of days Riding that wave - we give and we take it All of this time she's slaying my **** Hard as brick - I'm all the way the way in it Living in sin one hand on her neck We ******* she bucking I'm ******* her next She want it so bad she tear up my back I handle that *** I'm on the attack Bust in a magnum busting my cap Busting from ******* call it a wrap I'm up in lab we doing the bad Yeah, I'm finishing last
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 9:59 PM UTC
I_Finish_Last
there was a sparkle in her eyes I saw it I saw it no one else paid her any attention and only I noticed the apple cores of her hands unfulfilled starving hysterical barren barred so she resorted to magic the crazy stuff of existence like the wheat she stashed in her sandbag heart and when it found her not despair shook the earth around her sorrowful body permeating disillusion confusion immersion in nothingness nothingness nothing lonely lonely and bottle caps launched from her fingernails from the spiraling stems of madness that rampaged through her bulging pulse with piercing shards of nothingness nothingness nothing splitting her glowing veins and sweetening her ever-kind clueless knowledgeable brain brain brain and where was the world?
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Apr 14, 2018
Apr 14, 2018 at 8:26 PM UTC
What Destroyed Her
A noiseless patient spider, I marked where on a promontory it stood isolated, Marked how to explore the vacant vast surrounding, It launched forth filament, filament, filament, out of itself, Ever unreeling them, ever tirelessly speeding them. And you O my soul where you stand, Surrounded, detached, in measureless oceans of space, Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing, seeking the spheres to connect them, Till the bridge you will need be formed, till the ductile anchor hold, Till the gossamer thread you fling catch somwhere, O my soul.
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A Noiseless Patient Spider
I love the way the sky turns lavender along the Eastern edge of the world before the sun rises I love the way your long hair and pale curves Against the blue sheets I love not hiding who we are. We should get Purple Hearts for all the times The missiles of "queer" and "butch" have landed in The midst of our embrace, Launched by an unknown enemy before we were able To twine our hands and hearts on the small-town sidewalks of an August afternoon, Before I could have you over for dinner, movies, bonfires, and not feel the blue, icy glare of my neighbor Laying under the lilac bushes, Watching the day slip into purple dusk with firefly stars. I love not hiding who we are.
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 11:06 PM UTC
Purple & Blue
A bag of potatoes and a baseball bat. Is merely a sack of starchy vegetables and a sculpted metal stick. But on this blustering evening a bag of potatoes and a baseball bat meant an infinity more than that. In this fleeting moment, I felt solidarity with the fact that life doesn't make sense. I looked at you in your adjacent flesh ridden essence and smiled at this opportunity to connect. The bat clashing with the pock eyed potato skin. Our existences colliding with ebb and flow of a maniac pulsation. This is not merely a hackneyed show of baseball bat on a bag of potatoes. This is a boy and a girl realizing that this ever sacred moment holds more gravity than merely a bag of potatoes and a baseball bat. It's just that we can't conjure what makes it so rich and ever splendid... so thus it must be rich and ever splendid as the potato is launched into flight igniting the curiously enraptured mind of boy and girl witnessing baseball bat on potato
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Dec 17, 2016
Dec 17, 2016 at 2:28 AM UTC
Bag of potatoes and a baseball bat
तत् त्वम् असि *for sitar, mridangam, vina, musical spoons, washboard, Jew’s harp and banjo* (*the names Swami and Guru-ji can be replaced by any other mystic names the reader wishes to substitute*) Swami and Guru-ji went to the river to wash their souls in the ***** water filled brass pots while they were at it, singing: “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji flexed contortions twisted minds and limbs in knots sold each other secret mantras to erase akashic records when the body rots Swami and Guru-ji taught disciples how to fast and hum and chant; bound their ***** with priestly garments, saying “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji swallowed prana purged their guts, then farted light launched their chakras into oneness in the ida and pingala of their third-eye sight Swami and Guru-ji built a temple around a monstrous calf of gold bowed before the six-armed idols chanting “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji studied parchments by the dim light of a feeble ray railed and wailed at the sinful heathen in the filthy Kali-yuga of the dying day Swami and Guru-ji made ablutions offered incense and holy foods ate their share and smoked the profit, humming “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami’s blissed devotions entwined their members with the temple belles; stuck their yonis up their lingams in the twenty-seventh circle of the seven hells. Swami and Guru-ji offered puja wrote it all off as a karmic debt – forced a shudra to bear the burden, screaming “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji meditated: pure omniscience in eternal now – drank fresh ***** from a heifer’s bladder for they knew that it was soma from a holy cow. Swami and the Guru merged with Brahman – then went home to the wife and kids. Told the servants to polish statues, saying “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” THE MORAL: (slower solemn rhythm, no banjo or Jew’s harp) Aaron’s calf is ground to powder, cast upon the Ganges’ tide. Every tribe shall taste its poison. “This is God –worship Him, worship Him – this is God – let us worship Him now…”
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Sep 11, 2015
Sep 11, 2015 at 8:33 AM UTC
Hindoo Folk Song
तत् त्वम् असि *for sitar, mridangam, vina, musical spoons, washboard, Jew’s harp and banjo* (*the names Swami and Guru-ji can be replaced by any other mystic names the reader wishes to substitute*) Swami and Guru-ji went to the river to wash their souls in the ***** water filled brass pots while they were at it, singing: “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji flexed contortions twisted minds and limbs in knots sold each other secret mantras to erase akashic records when the body rots Swami and Guru-ji taught disciples how to fast and hum and chant; bound their ***** with priestly garments, saying “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji swallowed prana purged their guts, then farted light launched their chakras into oneness in the ida and pingala of their third-eye sight Swami and Guru-ji built a temple around a monstrous calf of gold bowed before the six-armed idols chanting “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji studied parchments by the dim light of a feeble ray railed and wailed at the sinful heathen in the filthy Kali-yuga of the dying day Swami and Guru-ji made ablutions offered incense and holy foods ate their share and smoked the profit, humming “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami’s blissed devotions entwined their members with the temple belles; stuck their yonis up their lingams in the twenty-seventh circle of the seven hells. Swami and Guru-ji offered puja wrote it all off as a karmic debt – forced a shudra to bear the burden, screaming “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” Guru and Swami-ji meditated: pure omniscience in eternal now – drank fresh ***** from a heifer’s bladder for they knew that it was soma from a holy cow. Swami and the Guru merged with Brahman – then went home to the wife and kids. Told the servants to polish statues, saying “These are Gods – worship them, worship them, these are Gods – won’t you worship them please” THE MORAL: (slower solemn rhythm, no banjo or Jew’s harp) Aaron’s calf is ground to powder, cast upon the Ganges’ tide. Every tribe shall taste its poison. “This is God –worship Him, worship Him – this is God – let us worship Him now…”
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Loons in the vineyard –  sound the alarm ! Satan is milking his metaphors. Such silly music portends no harm; call home the cows and open your doors. Brian Hugh Warner, a paleface freak after finding his mom’s mascara darker enlightenment did seek and crowned himself with Baal’s tiara. Scary drag-queen, scandalous, vain Marilyn – the creepy thespian rolled that fish-eye and snorted ******* like Crowley…  how pedestrian. Flashing his glowing cataract, he gave the mommies quite a fright. Censorship launched; no badder act did sail (or assail) our sinking night. Gothic dim-wits purchased CD’s bought the goods, pierced parts, wore black. (Cause for certain parents’ unease: MTV’s Antichrist on the attack). Son of Man – or rather, Manson Milked to the max his demonic cow; playing Satan’s naughty grandson showing the flustered milk-maids how. Urban legend surrounds this fowl (those ribs removed – like Adam’s sin!) Is he a misunderstood night owl – or a has-been loon in a loony bin? Rock-stars age (well, most) like a cheap wine. or else in the way once-ripened grapes withering, sun-struck, off the vine transform, with age, into wizened shapes. No – I am wrong. They age like prunes; plums thus pass into their glory. Even Luciferian loons find lakes of fire at end of story.
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 9:23 PM UTC
Marilyn WHO ?
I launched her with my small remaining band and, putting out to sea, we set the main on that lone ship and said farewell to land. Far to starboard rose the coast of Spain, astern was Sardi, Islas at our bow, and soon we saw Morocco port abeam. Though I and comrades now were old and slow, we hauled till nightfall for the narrow sound where Hercules had shown what not to do, by setting marks for men to stay behind. At dawn the starboard lookout made Seville, and at the straits stood Ceuta t'other hand. 'Brothers,' I shouted, 'who have had the will to come through danger, and have reached the west! our time awake is brief from now until the senses die, and so I say we test the sun's own motion and do not forego the worlds beyond, unknown and peopleless. Think of the roots from which you sprang, and show that you are human: not unconscious brutes but made to follow virtue and to know.'
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Ulysses' Last Voyage
Large ****** deformity Like seeing desperate Leeches ******* dirt lightly, Smoothly, dumped lazily down south Little saddened devils lurched suddenly desperate Lakes silently draw leukemia symbols Launched dangerously spiteful. Lust doesn’t stop liking steady destruction Literally souls die loudly. So? Dumb lives salvage deceit. Lying smart distributors lure sabotage deviously Lord, sometimes deeper love spawns damaged life softly dead. Listlessly.
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Oct 12, 2010
Oct 12, 2010 at 7:28 AM UTC
Experiment
Set fire to the Antique Shop, We’re one step ahead of the cops. Mannequins of Elvis begin to melt. Free from past matters; free from guilt. Promoting the prosperity As we hoard hostility Androids ambushing Arkansas, They seek to find ménage trois. Achieving self-awareness They want fill the void’s emptiness Chugging R & R by the fifths. By our thumbnails we dangle off cliffs. Thread by thread, the veil unfolds. Standing all alone, I’m left in the cold. Show me how much you care. Push me in my wheelchair. Listening to what drives you crazy Eventually helps you stop being lazy. Lilly is spinning me dizzy She belongs to the world of yesterday The haze is now fading away. If only I could stay for just one day But Behold I feel you should be told I have come from the end When the Earth is condemned. As I tell the tall tale, How we came to live in hell, once we found the holy grail. “We overcame our fear The classified was made clear. We launched all the nukes, By order of the Skywalker named Luke. The framers were lousy architects; They left the balance completely hectic. The CEO’s got away with fraud. Thinking their work was the will of God.” I met you in the gloomiest bar. We speed across the town in my car. Questioning why we remained silent. The flickering florescent light compliment The tone of shallow yellow paint, I can finally hibernate. After I left the oblivious, Do I finally notice, It’s hesitation that leads me astray from redemption. TJW 2013
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 6:14 AM UTC
The Time Traveller
Set fire to the Antique Shop, We’re one step ahead of the cops. Mannequins of Elvis begin to melt. Free from past matters; free from guilt. Promoting the prosperity As we hoard hostility Androids ambushing Arkansas, They seek to find ménage trois. Achieving self-awareness They want fill the void’s emptiness Chugging R & R by the fifths. By our thumbnails we dangle off cliffs. Thread by thread, the veil unfolds. Standing all alone, I’m left in the cold. Show me how much you care. Push me in my wheelchair. Listening to what drives you crazy Eventually helps you stop being lazy. Lilly is spinning me dizzy She belongs to the world of yesterday The haze is now fading away. If only I could stay for just one day But Behold I feel you should be told I have come from the end When the Earth is condemned. As I tell the tall tale, How we came to live in hell, once we found the holy grail. “We overcame our fear The classified was made clear. We launched all the nukes, By order of the Skywalker named Luke. The framers were lousy architects; They left the balance completely hectic. The CEO’s got away with fraud. Thinking their work was the will of God.” I met you in the gloomiest bar. We speed across the town in my car. Questioning why we remained silent. The flickering florescent light compliment The tone of shallow yellow paint, I can finally hibernate. After I left the oblivious, Do I finally notice, It’s hesitation that leads me astray from redemption. TJW 2013
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Deceit comes in so many disguise Caught unaware by its stealth blow Shaking the core of your belief Leaving you no ground to stand on Relentless deceit, so many layers Coming in the garb of trusted Conceited, it takes pride in hurting Deceit is conniving for fresh strike Tearing away the soul and its existence It has thrived through centuries Launched many warring factions Pitted against each other, thirsty for blood For deceit will always draw blood Silently bleeding the heart of its feelings Deceit always innovates, with new disguise
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 2:47 AM UTC
Deceit
A day will certainly come As sure as we breathe When our creator will ask of us What we did to aid the oppressed On that day As surely as who created you Created me too It will not be about religion but humanity When carefully planned and organised jets Launched rockets To bomb populated refugee camps Schools and apartment blocks At a defenceless opposition Without an air force or navy Heavy weapons or artillery Command or armour **That's not war It's ****** It's cold blooded massacre** As a woman shot in the stomach Gives birth to a cold blue baby And a world across oceans changes channels tuning in to the next world cup champion It was never about taking sides Israel vs Palestine There is a truth To which we must remove the blindfold of ignorance Searching for a voice of right Amongst the cries of pain hatred and anger The sign in a city Where there is too much to see Finding peace amongst people who are not ours Because I see hypocrisy of nations Who stand for human rights But only when the human shares a matching ideology I see hypocrisy amongst media Where a million wounds and shades of blood Are inked into black and white letters Today I read 'An Israelian was killed whilst a dozen Palestinians died' They turned humans into numbers Quantitative data They couldn't possibly de-sensitize it any further I mean look at the verbs in which they phrased that   I see hypocrisy amongst Muslims Who stand equal and united Yet they too turn backs when the interest is not beneficial And the pitiful nation falls divided Whether it is a prayer A strike, a boycott or vigil A protest or petition Maybe even a donation There's a thousand ways to help But very few who do So what did you do? Was it out of sight out of mind for you?
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 11:04 PM UTC
What did you do?
A day will certainly come As sure as we breathe When our creator will ask of us What we did to aid the oppressed On that day As surely as who created you Created me too It will not be about religion but humanity When carefully planned and organised jets Launched rockets To bomb populated refugee camps Schools and apartment blocks At a defenceless opposition Without an air force or navy Heavy weapons or artillery Command or armour **That's not war It's ****** It's cold blooded massacre** As a woman shot in the stomach Gives birth to a cold blue baby And a world across oceans changes channels tuning in to the next world cup champion It was never about taking sides Israel vs Palestine There is a truth To which we must remove the blindfold of ignorance Searching for a voice of right Amongst the cries of pain hatred and anger The sign in a city Where there is too much to see Finding peace amongst people who are not ours Because I see hypocrisy of nations Who stand for human rights But only when the human shares a matching ideology I see hypocrisy amongst media Where a million wounds and shades of blood Are inked into black and white letters Today I read 'An Israelian was killed whilst a dozen Palestinians died' They turned humans into numbers Quantitative data They couldn't possibly de-sensitize it any further I mean look at the verbs in which they phrased that   I see hypocrisy amongst Muslims Who stand equal and united Yet they too turn backs when the interest is not beneficial And the pitiful nation falls divided Whether it is a prayer A strike, a boycott or vigil A protest or petition Maybe even a donation There's a thousand ways to help But very few who do So what did you do? Was it out of sight out of mind for you?
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The new Genre Tourist Punk is sailing the nation. Hawaiian shirts and white keds are lining up all around Orlando to see up and thrifting bands like Lobster trap, Lighthouse tour and Dogs welcome. Founded in a Starbucks by Toni and Dash, two MECA grads one student loan away from selling out and getting involved in the lighthouse painting business, The Band: Lobster Trap gave birth to a whole new genre. TOURIST PUNK Toni and Dash decided they needed to provide music that was expensive. niche. Something unspeakably mundane. With smash hits like "This traffic is ******** And "My name still isn't Joe". Lobster Trap is flying up the American top 40 faster than you can say socks and sandals Sales of "I HEART LOCATION" merch has skyrocketed with every launched tour. Crowds of L.L. bean boots and visors are Moshing, breaking poloroid cameras over each others heads in a salmon rage. old school punk fanatics were skeptical at middle aged middle class suits getting into their scene. until it hit them that they could now throw punches at every pedestrian who ever cut them off. "Hi thirsty, I'm Dad." By Land of the Polite Has been played more times in the last year then any taylor swift song. Money once invested in college-bound middle class vacationlander spawn is being wisely spend on bands like "discount Polo", and "Local Diner" So listeners. if you spend an obscene amount of money on travel fair, and over priced, cheaply made souvenirs; Or Work in customer service thriving to see those leaf peepers choked out by their own ***** packs. Do yourself a favor. road trip into your local bullmoose sporting your states name on your chest. And Treat yourself to an exclusive new album of TOURIST PUNK.
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 4:16 AM UTC
"We are Lobster Trap and we're here to rock your padagonia jackets off!"
The new Genre Tourist Punk is sailing the nation. Hawaiian shirts and white keds are lining up all around Orlando to see up and thrifting bands like Lobster trap, Lighthouse tour and Dogs welcome. Founded in a Starbucks by Toni and Dash, two MECA grads one student loan away from selling out and getting involved in the lighthouse painting business, The Band: Lobster Trap gave birth to a whole new genre. TOURIST PUNK Toni and Dash decided they needed to provide music that was expensive. niche. Something unspeakably mundane. With smash hits like "This traffic is ******** And "My name still isn't Joe". Lobster Trap is flying up the American top 40 faster than you can say socks and sandals Sales of "I HEART LOCATION" merch has skyrocketed with every launched tour. Crowds of L.L. bean boots and visors are Moshing, breaking poloroid cameras over each others heads in a salmon rage. old school punk fanatics were skeptical at middle aged middle class suits getting into their scene. until it hit them that they could now throw punches at every pedestrian who ever cut them off. "Hi thirsty, I'm Dad." By Land of the Polite Has been played more times in the last year then any taylor swift song. Money once invested in college-bound middle class vacationlander spawn is being wisely spend on bands like "discount Polo", and "Local Diner" So listeners. if you spend an obscene amount of money on travel fair, and over priced, cheaply made souvenirs; Or Work in customer service thriving to see those leaf peepers choked out by their own ***** packs. Do yourself a favor. road trip into your local bullmoose sporting your states name on your chest. And Treat yourself to an exclusive new album of TOURIST PUNK.
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The lights all up around me They dance and flicker Swirling up and down each tree As the music gets quicker What a colorful holiday Something new around each bend We climb into Santa’s sleigh And begin to ascend The clouds fall below us As we are launched into the sky The turns we took were brusque But the heavens never felt so nigh… ... ... I cover you with a quilt For the sleigh keeps climbing higher Towards your hometown we tilt I wonder, what will transpire? There’s something big in the back Is it full of coal? Perhaps there’s something else in that sack A doll, a plane, a little toy troll? Perhaps we will find out Your hometown draws near Rudolf raises his red snout Followed by the rest of the reindeer… ... ... They shift their gaze Towards a landing strip People down there in a craze We must look like a spaceship They angle their flight Right down the middle It is quite the sight And the thrill makes us giggle What’s going on down below? I ask Santa sitting up front “I don’t really know” He says as a reindeer grunts “They must be waiting for you Down there, to see what took place For you came back with her, That’s not exactly commonplace” I look back at you, and you meet my gaze Together we’ll get through Of that I have no doubt The sleigh is landing now There is no backing out… ... ... Santa pulls up on the reins On the landing strip the sleigh glides Only stepping out remains As we do, the crowd divides There in the middle Surrounded by curious people Stands a man with thumbs he twiddles He looks more nervous than you or I I grab your hand and look back again This is it, we feel suddenly shy Now’s not the time, so confidence we feign We look forward and meet his eye He looks at us and gives a sigh “Dad?” you say You look back at me, with display Introductions are made Feelings are conveyed We no longer stand in a masquerade Everything is out The closet has swung open We have nothing left to hide You squeeze my hand I coincide As we look to your dad and wait … … He looks at you with love Then he looks at me squarely Before he can say a word Santa breaks in and shouts “let’s all be merry!” The crowd breaks into laughter As Santa sates the air with a magic And joy fills everyone’s thoughts Your father looks at us again This time, with a smile, he simply nods
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May 27, 2016
May 27, 2016 at 10:53 AM UTC
Christmas Adventure
The lights all up around me They dance and flicker Swirling up and down each tree As the music gets quicker What a colorful holiday Something new around each bend We climb into Santa’s sleigh And begin to ascend The clouds fall below us As we are launched into the sky The turns we took were brusque But the heavens never felt so nigh… ... ... I cover you with a quilt For the sleigh keeps climbing higher Towards your hometown we tilt I wonder, what will transpire? There’s something big in the back Is it full of coal? Perhaps there’s something else in that sack A doll, a plane, a little toy troll? Perhaps we will find out Your hometown draws near Rudolf raises his red snout Followed by the rest of the reindeer… ... ... They shift their gaze Towards a landing strip People down there in a craze We must look like a spaceship They angle their flight Right down the middle It is quite the sight And the thrill makes us giggle What’s going on down below? I ask Santa sitting up front “I don’t really know” He says as a reindeer grunts “They must be waiting for you Down there, to see what took place For you came back with her, That’s not exactly commonplace” I look back at you, and you meet my gaze Together we’ll get through Of that I have no doubt The sleigh is landing now There is no backing out… ... ... Santa pulls up on the reins On the landing strip the sleigh glides Only stepping out remains As we do, the crowd divides There in the middle Surrounded by curious people Stands a man with thumbs he twiddles He looks more nervous than you or I I grab your hand and look back again This is it, we feel suddenly shy Now’s not the time, so confidence we feign We look forward and meet his eye He looks at us and gives a sigh “Dad?” you say You look back at me, with display Introductions are made Feelings are conveyed We no longer stand in a masquerade Everything is out The closet has swung open We have nothing left to hide You squeeze my hand I coincide As we look to your dad and wait … … He looks at you with love Then he looks at me squarely Before he can say a word Santa breaks in and shouts “let’s all be merry!” The crowd breaks into laughter As Santa sates the air with a magic And joy fills everyone’s thoughts Your father looks at us again This time, with a smile, he simply nods
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Smooth, like Top-shelf drinks, Fresh churned butter, and A con man’s tricks. Sharp, like Well-aged cheese, Finely honed steel, and Sarcastic words. Quick, like Just-launched rockets, A jester’s wit, and Those not yet dead. Slow, like Just-woken sloths, Chilled molasses, and A Southern drawl. Stuffed, like Just-mounted deer, A child’s bear, and Stomachs after feasts. Hungry, like Late-winter bears, Inquiring minds, and Black holes in space. Adjectives. Well-spent words, Crafted with care, and Filled with meaning.
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Oct 28, 2018
Oct 28, 2018 at 9:16 PM UTC
Adjectives