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Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to the dark-bosomed earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, soon she shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 2:51 AM UTC
Sappho "Hymn to Aphrodite" translation
Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to the dark-bosomed earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, soon she shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Dear Hot Straight Actresses, Stop playing perfect lesbian characters on TV that cause me to become wet on lonely Thursday nights. It’s the equivalent of waving double chocolate fudge cake in front of a menstruating woman who has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. To name a few, Jennifer Beals as Bette Porter on The L Word. Stop it! Naya Rivera as the sassy Santana Lopez on Glee. Stop it! Angie Harmon as butch goddess Detective Jane Rizzoli on Rizzoli & Isles. You may be in the closet but you are gay and stop! And Sara Ramirez and Jessica Capshaw as the married ****** Dr. Cali Torrez and Dr. Arizona Robbins of Grey’s Anatomy. You…you keep going. You two give me hope. Hope that someday my insanely high expectations will be met when my hot art collecting, sassy mouthed Doctor with handcuffs in her back pocket jumps from the screen and onto my sweatpants covered lap. In this crazy assumption that I’ll end up falling out of an apple tree letting gravity push me into the arms of a woman who fixes my broken sense of reality with a amazing great hair and a wedding proposal. Missing out on the Hot barista who gives me an extra large when I ask for a small or the Budding **** artist who invites me to her galleries only to realize her muse has oddly the same hips as me. or the Best friend who is still stuck in the shadows of my closet. Nope…didn’t see any of those. I’m too busy watching the **** tube to see what low cut tops they can get away with before they leave the set and back to their husband and 2.5 kids. All I’m asking is… …when is it coming out on DVD?
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Oct 1, 2012
Oct 1, 2012 at 7:17 AM UTC
Dear Hot Straight Actresses,
Dear Hot Straight Actresses, Stop playing perfect lesbian characters on TV that cause me to become wet on lonely Thursday nights. It’s the equivalent of waving double chocolate fudge cake in front of a menstruating woman who has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. To name a few, Jennifer Beals as Bette Porter on The L Word. Stop it! Naya Rivera as the sassy Santana Lopez on Glee. Stop it! Angie Harmon as butch goddess Detective Jane Rizzoli on Rizzoli & Isles. You may be in the closet but you are gay and stop! And Sara Ramirez and Jessica Capshaw as the married ****** Dr. Cali Torrez and Dr. Arizona Robbins of Grey’s Anatomy. You…you keep going. You two give me hope. Hope that someday my insanely high expectations will be met when my hot art collecting, sassy mouthed Doctor with handcuffs in her back pocket jumps from the screen and onto my sweatpants covered lap. In this crazy assumption that I’ll end up falling out of an apple tree letting gravity push me into the arms of a woman who fixes my broken sense of reality with a amazing great hair and a wedding proposal. Missing out on the Hot barista who gives me an extra large when I ask for a small or the Budding **** artist who invites me to her galleries only to realize her muse has oddly the same hips as me. or the Best friend who is still stuck in the shadows of my closet. Nope…didn’t see any of those. I’m too busy watching the **** tube to see what low cut tops they can get away with before they leave the set and back to their husband and 2.5 kids. All I’m asking is… …when is it coming out on DVD?
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Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho (her only complete poem) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to this dark earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, she soon shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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Mar 1, 2020
Mar 1, 2020 at 10:53 PM UTC
Sappho of ****** "Hymn to Aphrodite" translation
Hymn to Aphrodite by Sappho (her only complete poem) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Immortal Aphrodite, throned in splendor! Wile-weaving daughter of Zeus, enchantress, and beguiler! I implore you, dread mistress, discipline me no longer with love's anguish! But come to me once again in kindness, heeding my prayers as you have done before; O, come Divine One, descend once again from heaven's golden dominions! Your chariot yoked to love's consecrated doves, their multitudinous pinions aflutter, you once came gliding from the utmost heights, to this dark earth. Swiftly they came and vanished, leaving you, O my Goddess, smiling, your face eternally beautiful, asking me what unfathomable longing compelled me to cry out. Asking me what I sought in my hopeless, bewildered desire. Asking, "Who has harmed you, why are you so alarmed, my poor Sappho? Whom should Persuasion summon here?" "Though today she flees love, soon she will pursue you; spurning love's gifts, she soon shall return them; tomorrow she will woo you, however unwillingly!" Come to me now, most Holy Aphrodite! Release me from my heavy heartache and anguish; grant me all I request, be once again my ally and protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite" is the only poem by Sappho of ****** to survive in its entirety. The poem survived intact because it was quoted in full by Dionysus, a Roman orator, in his "On Literary Composition," published around 30 B.C. A number of Sappho's poems mention or are addressed to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. It is believed that Sappho may have belonged to a cult that worshiped Aphrodite with songs and poetry. If so, "Hymn to Aphrodite" may have been composed for performance within the cult. We do know that Sappho was held in very high regard. For instance, when Sappho visited Syracuse the residents were so honored they erected a statue to commemorate the occasion! During Sappho's lifetime, coins of ****** were minted with her image. Furthermore, Sappho was called "the Tenth Muse" and the other nine were goddesses. Keywords/Tags: Sapphic, Sappho, ****** translation, ancient Greek, hymn, Aphrodite, Zeus, daughter, immortal, goddess, holy, lady, heaven, enchantress, enchantment, love potion, charm, spell, persuasion, beguiler, beguilement, mistress, discipline, ********** prayer, prayers, chariot, heaven, descent, ally, protector, lust, desire, passion, longing, *** crush, girlfriend, women, grief
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I did not intend this, A lust for soft hands, lips like rose. I woke with it already in my veins. But my love is not my own; they stole my reigns. After taking what was left of my voice. It isn't my choice. Slowly the fear of myself becomes too strong. Lost in the rhythm of this sapphic song. I was bred from the blood of a great poetess, A Greek Goddess who loved both Zeus and Aphrodite ferocious. Unashamed of the lust in her hips, Born to a world who saw no difference. Daughter of Sappho why do you cry? Please don't lose your life to a lie. You can do nothing wrong in love, Pray that Aphrodite is generous from above. May she show you that true love transcends gender. Dare Cupid to prove the existence of such splendor. May the Goddess in your bones, Find refuge on the beaches of ****** The people who disagree fear your unknown, They cannot comprehend the grandiose. When they demonize you, Remind them Lucifer was once angel too. Be too large in love for them, Do not succumb to their strange, Better yet prove that you will not be condemned. Be the catalyst of change.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 8:45 PM UTC
I Found Myself On the Isle of ******
It's 10 pm and the heat just hit me The AC is off but I couldn't be more happy Touched my first palm tree and dipped my hand in the toilet Grabbed a cab to the city, on the seat there was a death threat For breakfast we had Bananas foster, po'boys and hash brown When Amanda power walked I had to tell her to slow down By the Mississipi river I drank a peach daquiri The waitress wanted more tips and across the streets she chased me Strippers gave me the finger, ****** begged for ****** We were stuck in traffic cause of the constant flash floods In a Camaro and a Werewolf to creep with vampires and slaves Talking about plantations by the old family graves And you were so beautiful under that big oak tree Even more in the rain outside that locked cemetery On Bourbon street the homeboys were asking for hugs And I gave away all my coins to some thugs We ate jambalaya and fried green tomatoes The ladies were halfnaked but no one called them hoes In a blacksmith shop with no electricity We drank Morgan and got wasted with some other swedes Wherever we went we felt the smell of **** From every balcony people were throwing beads All the ***** sounds were drowned out by the air condition On the floor Hoyt from True Blood was changing positions Then Chris slept like a baby when the cockroach sang him lullabies For some reason it made more sense than "bridge may ice"
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 1:27 AM UTC
New Orleans
It's 10 pm and the heat just hit me The AC is off but I couldn't be more happy Touched my first palm tree and dipped my hand in the toilet Grabbed a cab to the city, on the seat there was a death threat For breakfast we had Bananas foster, po'boys and hash brown When Amanda power walked I had to tell her to slow down By the Mississipi river I drank a peach daquiri The waitress wanted more tips and across the streets she chased me Strippers gave me the finger, ****** begged for ****** We were stuck in traffic cause of the constant flash floods In a Camaro and a Werewolf to creep with vampires and slaves Talking about plantations by the old family graves And you were so beautiful under that big oak tree Even more in the rain outside that locked cemetery On Bourbon street the homeboys were asking for hugs And I gave away all my coins to some thugs We ate jambalaya and fried green tomatoes The ladies were halfnaked but no one called them hoes In a blacksmith shop with no electricity We drank Morgan and got wasted with some other swedes Wherever we went we felt the smell of **** From every balcony people were throwing beads All the ***** sounds were drowned out by the air condition On the floor Hoyt from True Blood was changing positions Then Chris slept like a baby when the cockroach sang him lullabies For some reason it made more sense than "bridge may ice"
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Dec 10, 2016
Dec 10, 2016 at 8:15 AM UTC
New Orleans
You who stirred the words into my soul, Brought them to life, animated them With allegory and wit. As if the Nine Muses had sung to my ear, And Calliope herself had donned me With the poems she'd once writ. Or Sappho of ****** among secretive violets, Absorbed by the lyre, she pens to revive it; Not the song, or the tune, But the calm way the song moved The violets across the field- This inspiration, she could wield. Don't you see now, how it's not poetry the poet will choose? For every poem the poet pens one shall require an equal Muse.
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Dec 27, 2020
Dec 27, 2020 at 1:57 PM UTC
Calliope of the Muses
The twilight’s inner flame grows blue and deep, And in my ****** over leagues of sea, The temples glimmer moonwise in the trees. Twilight has veiled the little flower face Here on my heart, but still the night is kind And leaves her warm sweet weight against my breast. Am I that Sappho who would run at dusk Along the surges creeping up the shore When tides came in to ease the hungry beach, And running, running, till the night was black, Would fall forespent upon the chilly sand And quiver with the winds from off the sea? Ah, quietly the shingle waits the tides Whose waves are stinging kisses, but to me Love brought no peace, nor darkness any rest. I crept and touched the foam with fevered hands And cried to Love, from whom the sea is sweet, From whom the sea is bitterer than death. Ah, Aphrodite, if I sing no more To thee, God’s daughter, powerful as God, It is that thou hast made my life too sweet To hold the added sweetness of a song. There is a quiet at the heart of love, And I have pierced the pain and come to peace. I hold my peace, my Cleïs, on my heart; And softer than a little wild bird’s wing Are kisses that she pours upon my mouth. Ah, never any more when spring like fire Will flicker in the newly opened leaves, Shall I steal forth to seek for solitude Beyond the lure of light Alcæus’ lyre, Beyond the sob that stilled Erinna’s voice. Ah, never with a throat that aches with song, Beneath the white uncaring sky of spring, Shall I go forth to hide awhile from Love The quiver and the crying of my heart. Still I remember how I strove to flee The love-note of the birds, and bowed my head To hurry faster, but upon the ground I saw two wingèd shadows side by side, And all the world’s spring passion stifled me. Ah, Love, there is no fleeing from thy might, No lonely place where thou hast never trod, No desert thou hast left uncarpeted With flowers that spring beneath thy perfect feet. In many guises didst thou come to me; I saw thee by the maidens while they danced, Phaon allured me with a look of thine, In Anactoria I knew thy grace, I looked at Cercolas and saw thine eyes; But never wholly, soul and body mine, Didst thou bid any love me as I loved. Now I have found the peace that fled from me; Close, close, against my heart I hold my world. Ah, Love that made my life a lyric cry, Ah, Love that tuned my lips to lyres of thine, I taught the world thy music, now alone I sing for one who falls asleep to hear.
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Sappho
The twilight’s inner flame grows blue and deep, And in my ****** over leagues of sea, The temples glimmer moonwise in the trees. Twilight has veiled the little flower face Here on my heart, but still the night is kind And leaves her warm sweet weight against my breast. Am I that Sappho who would run at dusk Along the surges creeping up the shore When tides came in to ease the hungry beach, And running, running, till the night was black, Would fall forespent upon the chilly sand And quiver with the winds from off the sea? Ah, quietly the shingle waits the tides Whose waves are stinging kisses, but to me Love brought no peace, nor darkness any rest. I crept and touched the foam with fevered hands And cried to Love, from whom the sea is sweet, From whom the sea is bitterer than death. Ah, Aphrodite, if I sing no more To thee, God’s daughter, powerful as God, It is that thou hast made my life too sweet To hold the added sweetness of a song. There is a quiet at the heart of love, And I have pierced the pain and come to peace. I hold my peace, my Cleïs, on my heart; And softer than a little wild bird’s wing Are kisses that she pours upon my mouth. Ah, never any more when spring like fire Will flicker in the newly opened leaves, Shall I steal forth to seek for solitude Beyond the lure of light Alcæus’ lyre, Beyond the sob that stilled Erinna’s voice. Ah, never with a throat that aches with song, Beneath the white uncaring sky of spring, Shall I go forth to hide awhile from Love The quiver and the crying of my heart. Still I remember how I strove to flee The love-note of the birds, and bowed my head To hurry faster, but upon the ground I saw two wingèd shadows side by side, And all the world’s spring passion stifled me. Ah, Love, there is no fleeing from thy might, No lonely place where thou hast never trod, No desert thou hast left uncarpeted With flowers that spring beneath thy perfect feet. In many guises didst thou come to me; I saw thee by the maidens while they danced, Phaon allured me with a look of thine, In Anactoria I knew thy grace, I looked at Cercolas and saw thine eyes; But never wholly, soul and body mine, Didst thou bid any love me as I loved. Now I have found the peace that fled from me; Close, close, against my heart I hold my world. Ah, Love that made my life a lyric cry, Ah, Love that tuned my lips to lyres of thine, I taught the world thy music, now alone I sing for one who falls asleep to hear.
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“As old as man, Way back before the past…” Said by the historian in the perpetual cemetery, His book and ours open on the same blank page “What is to become of us, we are just memories of sound in a silent room” The image of man Tearing down his own tower of babel with an “Eloi!, Eloi!” to himself Grasping at the light Without thought of the fire All felony and no fingerprint forever And I watch And I watch And after my illness, I walk alone And notice the words of children collecting sun in a bucket To 80 years from Spanish misery To Syrian sand and tears Mixing with the shores of ****** and Liverpool, London and Lemuria Nothing gathered Nothing gained We slip further into the walls of parliament Slip into the walls of web, corridors of code And hear of occultist cataclysm and those so intelligent all before them is dismissed (“eloi, eloi, I am eloi!”) In cold grey-green bathrooms of flatblocks or apartment buildings licking seasalt and gunpowder from the fingers of our Atlantic cousins In human skin suits
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 7:21 AM UTC
Tearing Down Babel
*i'll be bevis, but mind your **** to be butt-head.* as i say to most girls: depressed in the teens eager thailand for a quckie after... girl your libido is morbid enough to sprech greek ****** of the noose: and i'm hanging, sure i am... hanging limp... there's you with a better biology statistic living into widowhood; i'll **** you rolling in the grave like mozart with one of his symphonies turned into advert / muzak for a fridge door opening and counting your calorie intake... or an elevator going up without aerosmith.
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 4:49 PM UTC
*** otherwise
Pro-Yia-yia, I remember when you were Still alive And asked to see My eyes. I was a ways from ten, You were near one hundred. You were sitting On that plush armchair With your Silver waves of hair Knotted nose Wire glasses The waves of ****** and the Aegean still residing In your voice. Your eyes… I forget Although they mirror mine. You just wanted to see me After being gone So long. And I refused to comply And denied you to look into my eyes And ran into another room. I apologize, Pro-Yia-yia, It wasn't in anger or defiance But fear. I'm sorry I didn't look into Your eyes And showed you mine. I didn't want to look at what would Become my reality. Your image-- a reflection of mine In due time. That your image would become a reflection of Mine And what comes after. I let the fears of the end of My life Turn my memory of you Into one of regret. Years have passed And you have gone but, It still runs through my mind. How could I refuse to look into your Weathered brown eyes Because I fear my Inevitable demise.
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Feb 20, 2019
Feb 20, 2019 at 8:53 PM UTC
To My Pro-Yia-yia
*I refuse to be called a cysgender guy The QSA should really stop being so gay, they should hide* We should have a straight alliance Yes! Have a straight alliance have a safe place for all of the kids kicked out of their homes because mom, dad I’m straight Have a place where the memories of the children who were killed because they acted too straight Because we really need to stop saying That’s so straight Have a straight alliance for the same reasons we should have a white club I mean seriously even the asians get their own group! Have a club for all of the c-y-s-g-e-n-d-e-r people But make sure you don’t include the c-i-s-g-e-n-d-e-r people Because we really need to stop labeling normal dudes You know the ones who have ***** Not some confused ****** who got too dyked up Because we really need people to stop saying that cysgender people will eventually grow out of it
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 10:03 PM UTC
Untitled
Dark children reaching up to touch my neck, A bead of sweat rolls down my fleshy cheek In I they see a moment, torn from wreck. a shudder, search for sounds apart from speech. My children, what is it you leave behind, To find this woman, knife has never known? A kiss of strife, my life to yours it binds, As I reach out to you, my flesh, my bone. The raft that gave you birth will stay with me. Your wrinkled, hallow gaze will keep my mind. When you were carried by the neutral sea for me to wrap you in these clothes of mine. “How God, can You be there? You are not there.” Think not for now; for now You’re in my care.
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 1:57 PM UTC
Sonnet of Aphrodite at ******
Girls Names Hope stands eternal. Faith is still lost. Charity helps the needy. El Liberte counts the cost. Sophia my darling, you are simply charming; Whilst Vivienne Westwood, is rather alarming. Ruby Tuesday; Have you met Wednesday? Fanny-Anne’s Mary Jane is of the highest quality. Victoria Skinny; isn’t she a funny yummy mummy. Posh? Oh gosh! No she’s not. She’s just interested in money. Rosie! Oh **** you! This was brand new! Now I’ll have to go and get changed thanks to Little Blue. Pixie, Poppy, Penny and Missy, Every single one of them a Jane Doe – Missing. Serial Killer Cathy waits… For Rachel and her friends, to bring Uma to their graves. Charlotte is a harlot; Emmanuelle has blown a pilot. Suki ***** while Pamela just likes to **** Demi is more than beautiful. Holly is the curse of Christmas. Go be jolly good Sally-Anne; get drunk and do a striptease. Betty drives a Ford; insured of course. While Jade is being a pain in the ******* **** Veronica of ****** and Marilyn are snorting coke. Senorita Angelina knows how to satisfy a bloke. Dannii, Kylie; Kylie, Dannii. Whichever way you say it; it still equals **** Britney hit me, Christina slapped me And I’m not telling you what Jennifer Low did. Amy’s a drunk, she loves to whine. Courtney’s a punk, like Skin Anansie. To all the Girls who like to get high… This is your final line… It’s simply Divine. (C)2011 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 1:57 PM UTC
Girls names
[explicit; or whatever] I found her there, in between the red maple trees, her hand gently disturbing the water and the frogs in the darkness of the pound. I saw her there, a sun beam in her hair, the chill awakening her ******* her hands concealing her ****** her eyes watering me, arose. I left her there, upon a bed of red leaves, her thighs embracing her warmness, her breath softly paced down, her taste in my tongue, watered still.
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Dec 22, 2015
Dec 22, 2015 at 7:07 PM UTC
******
Lyrical Poet of Greece flowing like gentle breeze Born in island of ****** like dawning sun she beautifully rose As the time flew desecrating winds blew leaving mere fragments of work one complete but mere sixteen lines So little is known for certain Yet it does not discourage me to pen Let this poem be a spark let your curiosity leave a mark She crafted words into a mystic Shape once read there is no escape She wrote of fragile personal moments of her daughter and her female friends . Even Plato acknowledged her beautiful lines He even said these following lines "Some say the Muses are nine: how careless! Look, there's Sappho too, from ****** the tenth" Solon an Athenian ruler heard her song and wanted it to be taught along when curious faces asked Him why he replied "Because I want to learn it and die". Her Face was was minted in coins Portrait painted on vases Syracuse honored her exile by erecting a statue showing words could transcend her gender in the people's eyes .
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 11:13 PM UTC
Sappho
O Sappho, prophet of the page To whom the Greeks devote their age Humbly true in gentle words Full of spirit, passion stirred Poetess, in mind embeds A fulsome flame of luscious red On glistening isle, on Lesbos' shores Sappho ruminates, adores Rendering the usual world In to magic truth unfurled Written cross the sky in stars Sung in time to ancient lyres Her descant rings in metaphors The earliest of troubadors Enamoured of the wise, sublime Conveyed in verse that transcends time A most dutiful and diligent scribe Gifting us, the reading tribe Her vision ascends to immortal throne Throughout time it sparkled, shone Inspiring the future sages To lust for verse and give up wages To be a poet, that's her bliss To see the sunshine as a kiss
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Feb 3, 2017
Feb 3, 2017 at 9:09 AM UTC
A Hymn To Sappho
stanley hook llegó a Melody Spring un jueves de noche con un sapo en la mano "oh sapo" le decía "sapito mío íntimo mortal y moral y coral no preocupado por esta finitud no sacudido por triste condición furiosa" le decía "oh caballito cantor de la humedad o pedazo esmeralda" le decía stanley hook al sapo que llevaba en la mano y todos comprendieron que él amaba al sapo que llevaba en la mano más allá de accidentes geográficos sociológicos demográficos climáticos más allá de cualquiera condición "oye mío" le decía "hay muerte y vida día y noche sombra y luz" decía stanley hook "y sin embargo te amo sapo como amaba a las rosas tempranas esa mujer de ****** pero más y tu olor es más bello porque te puedo oler" decía stanley hook y se tocaba la garganta como raspándose el crepúsculo que entraba y avanzaba y le ponía el pecho gris gris la memoria feo el corazón "oye sapo" decía mostrándole el suelo "los parientes de abajo también están divididos ni siquiera se hablan" decía stanley hook "qué bárbara tristeza" decía ante el asombro popular los brillos del silencio popular que se ponía como un sol esa noche naturalmente stanley hook se murió antes les dio terribles puñetazos a las paredes de su cuarto en representación de sí mismo mientras el sapo sólo el sapo todo el sapo seguía con el jueves todo esto es verdad: hay quien vive como si fuera inmortal otros se cuidan como si valieran la pena y el sapo de stanley hook se quedó solo
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Lamento por el sapo de stanley hook
stanley hook llegó a Melody Spring un jueves de noche con un sapo en la mano "oh sapo" le decía "sapito mío íntimo mortal y moral y coral no preocupado por esta finitud no sacudido por triste condición furiosa" le decía "oh caballito cantor de la humedad o pedazo esmeralda" le decía stanley hook al sapo que llevaba en la mano y todos comprendieron que él amaba al sapo que llevaba en la mano más allá de accidentes geográficos sociológicos demográficos climáticos más allá de cualquiera condición "oye mío" le decía "hay muerte y vida día y noche sombra y luz" decía stanley hook "y sin embargo te amo sapo como amaba a las rosas tempranas esa mujer de ****** pero más y tu olor es más bello porque te puedo oler" decía stanley hook y se tocaba la garganta como raspándose el crepúsculo que entraba y avanzaba y le ponía el pecho gris gris la memoria feo el corazón "oye sapo" decía mostrándole el suelo "los parientes de abajo también están divididos ni siquiera se hablan" decía stanley hook "qué bárbara tristeza" decía ante el asombro popular los brillos del silencio popular que se ponía como un sol esa noche naturalmente stanley hook se murió antes les dio terribles puñetazos a las paredes de su cuarto en representación de sí mismo mientras el sapo sólo el sapo todo el sapo seguía con el jueves todo esto es verdad: hay quien vive como si fuera inmortal otros se cuidan como si valieran la pena y el sapo de stanley hook se quedó solo
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They said, "We come from ****** where the love "is more exquisite than men can dream of, "much less provide. The hard Augustan rules "are masculine, and made for breeding fools. "Your patriarchal moral cannot sever "our intimacy---that will last forever! "We have the right to choose our destiny, "without permission of society. "You call the past His-story; but a page "has been turned. We come out with a new age. "New drama will appear upon the stage "of life's existence---with new cast and scene, "its poetry composed in Mytilene." So spoke they both . . . intensely . . . from the heart. Not too long, after that, they broke apart: the one given to raging jealousy; the other?---children, domesticity.
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 4:56 PM UTC
They Say.
Oftentimes out of ****** dreams when night glides into dawn, I awake hungry for your poetry: I salivate on your words savouring each syllable melting on my tongue . Oftentimes when I crave virginal lyrics I read anew your tropes: I revel in their creativity letting all they reveal inspire me completely. Oftentimes I imagine your noble heart I feel it pulsate upon each page: in unison with each beat, I am borne away in the flow of poetry, beauty, time and love. TOBIAS
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Mar 16, 2018
Mar 16, 2018 at 6:25 AM UTC
On Sappho - The Tenth Muse
Ami, j'ai quitté vos fêtes. Mon esprit, à demi-voix, Hors de tout ce que vous faites, Est appelé par les bois. J'irai, **** des murs de marbre, Tant que je pourrai marcher, Fraterniser avec l'arbre, La fauvette et le rocher. Je fuirai **** de la ville Tant que Dieu clément et doux Voudra me mettre un peu d'huile Entre les os des genoux. Ne va pas croire du reste Que, bucolique et hautain, J'exige, pour être agreste, Le vieux champ grec ou latin ; Ne crois pas que ma pensée, Vierge au soupir étouffé, Ne sachant où prendre Alcée, Se rabatte sur d'Urfé ; Ne crois pas que je demande L'Hémus où Virgile erra. Dans de la terre normande Mon églogue poussera. Pour mon vers, que l'air secoue, Les pommiers sont suffisants ; Et mes bergers, je l'avoue, Ami, sont des paysans. Mon idylle est ainsi faite ; Franche, elle n'a pas besoin D'avoir dans miel l'Hymète Et l'Arcadie en son foin. Elle chante, et se contente, Sur l'herbe où je viens m'asseoir, De l'haleine haletante Du boeuf qui rentre le soir. Elle n'est point misérable Et ne pense pas déchoir Parce qu'Alain, sous l'érable, Ôte à Toinon son mouchoir. Elle honore Théocrite ; Mais ne se fâche pas trop Que la fleur soit Marguerite Et que l'oiseau soit Pierrot. J'aime les murs pleins de fentes D'où sortent les liserons, Et les mouches triomphantes Qui soufflent dans leurs clairons. J'aime l'église et ses tombes, L'invalide et son bâton ; J'aime, autant que les colombes Qui jadis venaient, dit-on, Conter leurs métempsycoses À Terpandre dans ****** Les petites filles roses Sortant du prêche en sabots. J'aime autant Sedaine et Jeanne Qu'Orphée et Pratérynnis. Le blé pousse, l'oiseau plane, Et les cieux sont infinis.
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Ami, j'ai quitté vos fêtes
Ami, j'ai quitté vos fêtes. Mon esprit, à demi-voix, Hors de tout ce que vous faites, Est appelé par les bois. J'irai, **** des murs de marbre, Tant que je pourrai marcher, Fraterniser avec l'arbre, La fauvette et le rocher. Je fuirai **** de la ville Tant que Dieu clément et doux Voudra me mettre un peu d'huile Entre les os des genoux. Ne va pas croire du reste Que, bucolique et hautain, J'exige, pour être agreste, Le vieux champ grec ou latin ; Ne crois pas que ma pensée, Vierge au soupir étouffé, Ne sachant où prendre Alcée, Se rabatte sur d'Urfé ; Ne crois pas que je demande L'Hémus où Virgile erra. Dans de la terre normande Mon églogue poussera. Pour mon vers, que l'air secoue, Les pommiers sont suffisants ; Et mes bergers, je l'avoue, Ami, sont des paysans. Mon idylle est ainsi faite ; Franche, elle n'a pas besoin D'avoir dans miel l'Hymète Et l'Arcadie en son foin. Elle chante, et se contente, Sur l'herbe où je viens m'asseoir, De l'haleine haletante Du boeuf qui rentre le soir. Elle n'est point misérable Et ne pense pas déchoir Parce qu'Alain, sous l'érable, Ôte à Toinon son mouchoir. Elle honore Théocrite ; Mais ne se fâche pas trop Que la fleur soit Marguerite Et que l'oiseau soit Pierrot. J'aime les murs pleins de fentes D'où sortent les liserons, Et les mouches triomphantes Qui soufflent dans leurs clairons. J'aime l'église et ses tombes, L'invalide et son bâton ; J'aime, autant que les colombes Qui jadis venaient, dit-on, Conter leurs métempsycoses À Terpandre dans ****** Les petites filles roses Sortant du prêche en sabots. J'aime autant Sedaine et Jeanne Qu'Orphée et Pratérynnis. Le blé pousse, l'oiseau plane, Et les cieux sont infinis.
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I'm going to tell you an story: At first There was only Fractals And mysterious forces That they wove them On the delicate canvas From the void. Galactic Star Beings Whose fingers and limbs They danced in a swing Dictated by the music of heaven And there, in the middle of the fire of creation Cosmic little seed, sigh Hidden in the subsequent emulsion From the juices of god Spilling over Free humanity That barely light Runs Perpetual Between the shelves of time Drawing footsteps of all sizes In all hemispheres, distributed Through latitudes, sown at the tip of Oz and the sword Of a complex zoology That of the human animal Fire thief Polyphonic heron of storms Seabird that augurs stars Because we are built With feathers That threw the phoenix and the albatross On the holy land. And bloom right in the middle At the beginning of the war When everything succumbs And the ruin falls to pieces. Little rainbow seed, your serpent tongue Invoke the circular prayer of your abdomen A sacred energy Possessed in the word You undress Oracle of ****** Emitting a little moan Barely cat And overshadowed the man in his misery Contemplate gods that understand nothing Rejoice in tumultuous ecstasy Of his exacerbated human games Oh for the being of creation The whole cosmos! Sanctus and lux aeternam, in paradisum No requiem bears your name, no bullet Plus all my poems No grave my epitaph And i have died More than a thousand times Shake is to infinite prison of bones The sacred words of the alseid And the naiad of moisture How jubilant He gave his most beautiful flower to Priapus And you who did not want to lose yourself In the labyrinth of the Minotaur When you offer Your blood on lotus leaves Worshiping Polyphemus, the lotus eaters And to the cyclops in the same way And me sitting in the middle of the odyssey With headphones on And the lost look Thinking When will the war happen? When will the war happen? When will the war happen? R.
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Jun 1, 2021
Jun 1, 2021 at 3:02 PM UTC
Tales from the blooming war (lullaby)
I'm going to tell you an story: At first There was only Fractals And mysterious forces That they wove them On the delicate canvas From the void. Galactic Star Beings Whose fingers and limbs They danced in a swing Dictated by the music of heaven And there, in the middle of the fire of creation Cosmic little seed, sigh Hidden in the subsequent emulsion From the juices of god Spilling over Free humanity That barely light Runs Perpetual Between the shelves of time Drawing footsteps of all sizes In all hemispheres, distributed Through latitudes, sown at the tip of Oz and the sword Of a complex zoology That of the human animal Fire thief Polyphonic heron of storms Seabird that augurs stars Because we are built With feathers That threw the phoenix and the albatross On the holy land. And bloom right in the middle At the beginning of the war When everything succumbs And the ruin falls to pieces. Little rainbow seed, your serpent tongue Invoke the circular prayer of your abdomen A sacred energy Possessed in the word You undress Oracle of ****** Emitting a little moan Barely cat And overshadowed the man in his misery Contemplate gods that understand nothing Rejoice in tumultuous ecstasy Of his exacerbated human games Oh for the being of creation The whole cosmos! Sanctus and lux aeternam, in paradisum No requiem bears your name, no bullet Plus all my poems No grave my epitaph And i have died More than a thousand times Shake is to infinite prison of bones The sacred words of the alseid And the naiad of moisture How jubilant He gave his most beautiful flower to Priapus And you who did not want to lose yourself In the labyrinth of the Minotaur When you offer Your blood on lotus leaves Worshiping Polyphemus, the lotus eaters And to the cyclops in the same way And me sitting in the middle of the odyssey With headphones on And the lost look Thinking When will the war happen? When will the war happen? When will the war happen? R.
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