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"levied" poems
Born heavy as adorned many: objectivity lifts ready existance carried more steady with the fist than a switchblade as to fist crave: yall just manisfest id shame when you spit back like all my family here to spit crack bone in been gripped back when at grown taught to **** Macks; I'm the R to the Mack Marck M heavy to my fam born carried since Nas dropped the bomb that Eminem levied in so to spit back, like ghost spittin the **** shittin at all emcees here to spit back: only time you'd get a note outta me relative is when i'm posing for death: like tupac menacing his pelvis still for the ****** levy in neglection in pics wack; i spit bone quick when it comes to being notorious in a jacuzzi playing sega and super nintendo **** be in disrespect to ever understand that i don't spit thick back. i flow sick that before i flow spit that between to post **** I pose **** to even to boast fits forgotten what the Ohmegaus finds the rest as undereducated life in being in the sun. Ghost spittin future written past to see all the conjugatives relative like ****** games on the run: games on the fun like extension big sides as big sizes like chasing dreams again straight to the the sun is what we've become. unfinished... this ain't motherfucken games, and you know id through wish-epic
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 4:57 AM UTC
Heavy Manisfest Proof
O, king bones ground to chalk the Herero cry in the dust The Kaiser had enough he sent General Lothar von Trotha to impose his will, the ending of the Herero as a people von Trotha says, 'I wipe out rebellious tribes with streams of blood and streams of money. Only following this cleansing can something new emerge.' Ten-thousand heavily-armed men and a plan for war von Trotha says, 'the Herero, who in their blindness believed that they could make successful war against the powerful German Emperor and the great German people I ask you, where are the Herero today?' twenty skulls gather dust in the drawers of Germany monument to anthropology O, king skulls in drawers the Herero cry in the dust Is our language ever rich enough to name the evil man has levied Is sin enough to encompass the vast, the richness, the full depravity of our visits to the Herero O, king bitter herbs, unleavened bread the Herero cry in the dust
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Oct 6, 2011
Oct 6, 2011 at 9:47 AM UTC
notes on the earliest genocide in the 20th century, Namibian Skulls
I like the idea of God having an ****** God stroking his **** to internet **** And galaxies shooting out the end of his **** Oh, yeah, here comes the Milky Way Or maybe he uses black holes like a fleshjack spewing cosmic *** into a parallel universe. Would we all experience God’s ****** “The little death” as the French like to say God’s toes pointed and his eyes shut tight All of us bathed in his celestial seed Fading out for a time Fading away from the incessant Prayers and hymns Levied against him in a non-stop onslaught Of need need need. Floating endless unaware Devoid of conscious or thought For a time… a short time Until the world floods back in The suns re-ignite, the planets regain their orbits And we all feel gravity’s pull Holding us down once again.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 5:20 PM UTC
the Big Bang (Explicit)
Church bells ring of voices silenced a darkened Moon is hanging low crickets stop to hear the empty as loving waters overflow As angels call in voices singing notify my heart goodbye as deafened ears are opened up no more tears are left to cry Dying leaves, a crimson carpet indigo ink at levied banks waters flood my aching heartbeat raising hands to you in thanks Cloaking eyes, I'm in the shadows petitioning  you another dance whispering the coming reaper if only I could have a chance Softly come draped in darkness ebony casts a ghostly glow lovely bones in alabaster putting on a secret show Taking off the heavy waiting holding down my paper heart a poets voice cannot be silenced by ticking hands you pushed apart Silver tears they fall in quiet in rivers taken right or wrong releasing me & painful weighting and sing me as I come along Violins they speak so mellow calling me as I go home morning comes a glowing ember left for you an Earthly loam As the leaves outside are falling and thickened air bids me farewell whispering of my departure & secrets I may never tell although in this... you mustn't dwell Waving you off in slow motion blinking lashes bid adieu darkened cloakroom, veiling... hiding memories of loving you the only love I really wanted the one I never... really knew. Cherie Nolan © 2016
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Sep 18, 2016
Sep 18, 2016 at 12:36 PM UTC
"Lovely Alabaster Bones"
recycling trouble from the past in hopes you'll make time go fast for your slow hourglass shake the sand, gravitate towards the new plan pave the ground, it won't be so bumpy now we tossed the nails to the side, just don't forget the part where you drive a rock or two will make you swerve, but ruthless words will be there to serve gas is ready, handy and steady waiting to be levied the price goes up but our strive runs slow
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
detrimental daytime drives
Wielding one balance before me: Divine intent, no tool for an evil genius Levied ‘gainst one jar wrought of glass, Within fine grains of coal. My sins may weigh to graphite Fitting, for no blanket of Heaven Suits my restlessness. Cast me on parchment Where I spell out the pain Of never capturing truth—no human may. Enigma, Aestheticus, vibrant, complete Finished, or full. No, I utter to Venus A Pygmalion word to know All as art and beauty so well As to paint it carnally. Give me that which is love made manifest On lithe little toes, walks her Which, parsed out selectively Is revealed in awesome moment, eternal Subjectivity. Either she steps from a canvas Strides from a dream, I awaited it, organic To come into being, to escape my grasp And make useless poetry.
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Aug 25, 2014
Aug 25, 2014 at 9:52 PM UTC
Pygmalion's word
Cup of coffee, a cigarette, The desire to describe a day; Over these words, I wince and fret. A clock chimes it's infinite way Eroding hours till all lights gray. Day of leisure, a life well set, A wish the clock would slow or stay; This loss of light, I'll soon regret. The moments quickly slip away Into the twilights dying splay. Time spent fishing, from age be let, And hope that many swim this bay; Hours levied, against chance I'll bet. The suns grand retreat seems to say My stellar prize has gone astray. Cup of coffee, a cigarette, The sadness of a wasted day; Over words, still I wince and fret. As clocks chime their infinite way Eroding hours till all lights gray.
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 8:22 PM UTC
Passing Time.
Ill **** the ink right off the hemp of the constitution Just to spit dark remarks like coked up John Belushi at officials ass-hats enduring constant mood swings as the hormone pendulum signifies a revolution war drone generals, pimps for hire, lefty tool kits. hefty duties levied on the public, getting flooded yes I shot the tariff, but I never quit consumption off fake happiness so apathy's getting toothy Lucidly give historic figures clues through dream. Now thats nifty networking who do you know? A yeti befriended a spaghetti monster and got together to spin a blue globe.
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 12:11 AM UTC
****
Once upon a time, a long , long time to come A man invented 'vacuum drain'. Yes, that's it's name. It pumped out fat. Human fat. Fancy that! He hoped to make a fortune slimming us It oozed out **** That poured in vats, all sorts of fats; Brown and viscous, white and lardy, He worked so hard he Didn't think things through. The vats just grew. And then he knew what he could do! He'd sell it on! He'd make a bomb! It worked a treat The excess meat Could feed a nation A neat equation! Fat westerners just couldn't wait To line up and donate. They even paid its fare To take it anywhere But on their bones So..... Lean and svelte and handsome They gave it all....and some To feed the poor and dig into their land. The idea was so grand That it caught on And all around the world the fat was shifting. So many westerners were gifting That share prices took a drop. First slimming world went bust And all the diet companies shut up shop. Cheap labour went back home to families big and hearty Who probably had a party To celebrate their luck. But.. Oh dear me! The poor economy! A tax was levied on the draining oil To try and spoil The benefits of losing weight The media filled its screens with chubby faces Fat people now appeared in all important places But still the people shrank To be quite frank They had to sell the fat to pay the vat. Fat cats ( now thin) jumped in to run the racket They hoped to make a packet, But now the tide began to turn The fat was used to burn As fuel. The oil wells closed, the mines shut down And people learned to burn their own fat too No middle men, no ads campaigns, no V.A.T. Just drainage after tea. So little waste (waist) (Spell it as you like, it's all the same) .......now play the game And carry on this fantasy Where could it end? If you have more, just add it on, my friend.....
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Aug 17, 2016
Aug 17, 2016 at 12:36 PM UTC
A fairy tale
Once upon a time, a long , long time to come A man invented 'vacuum drain'. Yes, that's it's name. It pumped out fat. Human fat. Fancy that! He hoped to make a fortune slimming us It oozed out **** That poured in vats, all sorts of fats; Brown and viscous, white and lardy, He worked so hard he Didn't think things through. The vats just grew. And then he knew what he could do! He'd sell it on! He'd make a bomb! It worked a treat The excess meat Could feed a nation A neat equation! Fat westerners just couldn't wait To line up and donate. They even paid its fare To take it anywhere But on their bones So..... Lean and svelte and handsome They gave it all....and some To feed the poor and dig into their land. The idea was so grand That it caught on And all around the world the fat was shifting. So many westerners were gifting That share prices took a drop. First slimming world went bust And all the diet companies shut up shop. Cheap labour went back home to families big and hearty Who probably had a party To celebrate their luck. But.. Oh dear me! The poor economy! A tax was levied on the draining oil To try and spoil The benefits of losing weight The media filled its screens with chubby faces Fat people now appeared in all important places But still the people shrank To be quite frank They had to sell the fat to pay the vat. Fat cats ( now thin) jumped in to run the racket They hoped to make a packet, But now the tide began to turn The fat was used to burn As fuel. The oil wells closed, the mines shut down And people learned to burn their own fat too No middle men, no ads campaigns, no V.A.T. Just drainage after tea. So little waste (waist) (Spell it as you like, it's all the same) .......now play the game And carry on this fantasy Where could it end? If you have more, just add it on, my friend.....
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My loyalties ought to be elsewhere Not self-respect. Twenty-ought years Of listening, performing Commands in my ears Atop the most prominent point Of a circle. Do I speak up and proclaim my wants, As they have, as they do Whose execution is one’s normative due? Do I risk monstrosity That grotesque Of passivity turned active? O, people hate the biting mirror. Architecture worn and rubble Precludes the fate of so headstrong nations: A people, all leaders, Would swallow and spite Litter the flowers with bones And plight. Great structures built with power Are levied ‘gainst the weak For plurality would cancel it out; It’s not imperative Bodies of power to push for us all, The lion’s share. It’s more an empty cadence, mere practice To tickle emotions And prove, ultimately, the infallibility Of tenets of strength and structure: The passive are submissive As they should.
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:32 AM UTC
A Nation of Leaders
El Nino, the jokes go, is responsible, to be levied our distaste.  What a disgrace, they're putting a Hispanic face on 1998's over a 100,000 killed by supposedly natural disasters.  Now Nina, naming her the cause of world drought, global warming, which the technocracies' altering weather cycles determined.  Their greed makes lies fly as truth, can your convenience, in allowing them to do it, further? This while they enjoy unparalleled short-term profits, paid for in real deficits, brought by their murdering of eco-systems, our progeny will pay a thousand times those delusional profits to repair, unsuccessfully.  That unending river of humanities' blood will soon take billions of poor to middle class lives before the extinction. Still, every second over an acre of rainforest is felled, every three a woman is castrated, a child dies, and only 50 % of us bother to vote! Still, we don't have real compassion for ourselves or others.  If no real changes will take place now, then  when, if not here, where, you, who?
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 10:56 PM UTC
Millennia Muted
You're an illusion, Dido, in a frame of broken glass. Bleeding at the edges, maimed on the inside. Obstinate refusing other men's hands entrenched in old habits. You've built a new kingdom, on the ruins of an old man's land. There, alighted a lost bird, pleading for a grain of wheat. But he ate poisoned bread, due to your undying generosity, O unfortunate Dido, You exasperated heart is healed. But hit with the wrong arrow, have you dived into the dark cave. Blind to the falsehood of your second darling. The pain of the first trapped, the unwanted ring. Your call for help dissolves in an infinite echo. His fleet reached the open sea and vanishes with your renewed happiness. Escape the pain in your chest, the ornate sword levied, throw yourself into the fire of your sorrow and grief, to finally fall into Sichaeus' arms.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 1:50 PM UTC
Dido
scarred for life she was.... not from the burns inflicted by an archaic kitchen stove which quietly became her life... or those instances of physical abuse levied against her by her drunken husband but by a barrage of verbal diarrhea, sprayed from his foul mouth, each stinging word sharper than any sword © 2017
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 4:57 PM UTC
verbal diarrhea
Come, silver moon, alight on troubled clouds, Gift them thy saintly glow lifting the gloom Levied below, with flowery haloed buds Springing forth like the lamb from mother's womb, Light up anew hedgerows and quilted fields Where cattle sleep in clusters like faint stars, Constellations huddled upon the wolds, Breath nebulous as fogging stale cigars; Ill omens thrive to drift in darkest times From cloud to stony cloud above the night, Watching for victims from high lofted climes, Raining full pent up fury of their might: Come, silver moon, gift troubled clouds thy lining, Hope lives in thee as long as thou art shining!
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 10:26 PM UTC
Come, Silver Moon
A million monarchs lie dead, though, No less sociological programming of Upper-middle to rich classes with Decadence, affluence, inclusion, is. No less societal determination of Middle to lower, being excluded by Division and conquering, privation. Yet, they, on wing no more, still fly In our spirit's eye, heal humanities' heart. While their silent cry echoes The 33,000 species extinct each year, A rate not seen since the last ice age Ensued; does it move you? Does your curiosity ask why? Will you, on this 33rd Earth Day, allow A tear for all life's fallen? Consider The losses economic apartheid incurs, Mirrored by the divide humancentricity Has levied? Our underlying duplicitous Disregard for life, greed and oil fueled, Won't abate for our existence, will you?
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Dec 19, 2017
Dec 19, 2017 at 5:07 PM UTC
C'est La Unvie
may my grief residue to no depth sunken into as worth being kept, but let it reside in falcon wing, ever rising higher from such burial grounds as to be ennobled by wing as once ennobled by thought, in kindred with soul, and levied with tongue lip and kiss a bellowing hark and hiss chimera beast loved for a minute of its existence; nein! nein! a third nein be a minded counter well worth a find of an aye; i too will regret a veto on the life i wished to commence death-like in a wandering quote in the book of job, but the new testament jested worse with the commence of being crucified asking of self-belief as crucible - and all adventure collapsed into fictive visionaries relegating the chances of such experiences ever taking place, as about adventurous as flipping pages: hence escapist realism.
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Jan 26, 2016
Jan 26, 2016 at 10:40 PM UTC
if i cry over this, will you wilt into a granny? / escapist realism
I ask the price before buying. There's a price tag for everything upon the breakeven a levied charge for life has not one bit bought sans the urge to profit taken home void of bargain friend, lover, companion at a price not to be alone without a fallout of gain or pain of sweet or bitter taste lifelong joy or sooner regret. Do I have a price? As for my own I feel always underpaid.. the woman I took to the bed the child I raised friends and companions seem all miserly in paying the dues.. maybe they rue too I haven't paid theirs.
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Dec 5, 2017
Dec 5, 2017 at 8:54 AM UTC
Price
Olly, olly, oxen fail. Top Republicans go to jail. Olly, olly, oxen chump All those crooks elected Trump Oh, GOP, why’d you do it? And make all of us suffer through it? It makes it worse to see it all And know you were all crooks and knew it. Why couldn’t you just take Your bribes and shut the hell up? Why did you have to Demand to overfill your larcenous cup? Olly, olly, you and your gang Some of you really do deserve to hang. At least you’ll get to know at last Your reign of terror has finally passed. Disgusting Olly and the rest Most of us know who your boss is But half this sick regime Has yet to realize what the cost is. For the world to see the toll Levied on our nation by the GOP beast And count the casualties, It’s going to be decades, at least. Olly, olly, oxen, fad. This whole affair has been so bad It’ll be a great day When this awful president And his cronies get locked away. Olly, olly, oxen fail. Top Republicans go to jail. Olly, olly, oxen chump All those crooks elected Trump
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Oct 30, 2017
Oct 30, 2017 at 2:38 PM UTC
THE OLLY OLLY OXEN FEE
When I look at you, you are a hotel room. I see the people that have come and gone, staying for the moment before leaving you forever. I see the things that they left behind, things that were never meant to mean a thing but suddenly became your everything. I see the trashed rooms of your soul and the repair bills they never had to pay, the *** on the sheets where they left your heart to lay at night. I see the waterlogged carpet from the storms that you wept and the tired springs of your levied will just barely holding in. I see your four walls. They are ***** and cracked at the corners where they meet. I see you, hotel room and I see your imperfections. And yet when I look at you, you still feel more like home than anywhere else I know.
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Sep 23, 2015
Sep 23, 2015 at 1:01 AM UTC
Hotel Room
why are poets the first to shy away from politics - when they intended to speak first and foremost? what a fascinating paradox, to be eager to speak first, but last when engaging in politics; hence the attack by philosophy, now that's duly understood, i.e. why philosophy attacked poetry, reason being that poetry attacked politics - it actually sabotaged thinking, by recording unsaid things. i always get bored of women who don't have a stomach for the macabre humour, the sentiments of pre-feminism and all round banter of not having a father pick her wedding spaghetti tango partner... you know, that pot-luck daddy-day-care gimmick of Freud concerning the shame males are fed about ************ and women are fed the line: take out the guillotine and give us all alpha male's **** as ****** it might not fit in our purring mouths... but nonetheless keep them "wise" with the crucifix x, y, z - well the z is the history hiding in shadow behind the x & y of the crucifix... *oh mary, mary, (teenage christ), mary, to be so young is oh so scary...* yeah honey, mary hears you, along with all the barbecued heretics... she hears you all right... and the slime of smiles of ogle ogres of feminism... the televised procession at easter ensured the chicken & egg debate levied the restoration of libraries... indeed once the reformation against the Vatican... but these days it's about the Restoration with the Vatican rather than against it! we write history when we're involved into whatever delusional account be readied as worthy and explanatory; but nonetheless a footprint, a history - because you wouldn't call the cave markings of parietal art in france or spain as a sign of delusion... ******* leftists, Stalinists... KEEPERS OF THE VOCABULARY! at least the far right would have offered me euthanasia; and guess what... i'd nod a yes rather than wave a no.
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 8:09 PM UTC
KEEPERS OF THE VOCABULARY!
why are poets the first to shy away from politics - when they intended to speak first and foremost? what a fascinating paradox, to be eager to speak first, but last when engaging in politics; hence the attack by philosophy, now that's duly understood, i.e. why philosophy attacked poetry, reason being that poetry attacked politics - it actually sabotaged thinking, by recording unsaid things. i always get bored of women who don't have a stomach for the macabre humour, the sentiments of pre-feminism and all round banter of not having a father pick her wedding spaghetti tango partner... you know, that pot-luck daddy-day-care gimmick of Freud concerning the shame males are fed about ************ and women are fed the line: take out the guillotine and give us all alpha male's **** as ****** it might not fit in our purring mouths... but nonetheless keep them "wise" with the crucifix x, y, z - well the z is the history hiding in shadow behind the x & y of the crucifix... *oh mary, mary, (teenage christ), mary, to be so young is oh so scary...* yeah honey, mary hears you, along with all the barbecued heretics... she hears you all right... and the slime of smiles of ogle ogres of feminism... the televised procession at easter ensured the chicken & egg debate levied the restoration of libraries... indeed once the reformation against the Vatican... but these days it's about the Restoration with the Vatican rather than against it! we write history when we're involved into whatever delusional account be readied as worthy and explanatory; but nonetheless a footprint, a history - because you wouldn't call the cave markings of parietal art in france or spain as a sign of delusion... ******* leftists, Stalinists... KEEPERS OF THE VOCABULARY! at least the far right would have offered me euthanasia; and guess what... i'd nod a yes rather than wave a no.
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I have come head bowed and barefooted to your door I genuflect  and lay in supplication at your feet I leave my grievances at your altar and implore lore For I have been wronged by knaves and vixens' deceit A blameless life shredded by steaming turpitude galore Meshed in the inglorious machinations of gainsay replete In the formidable vista of the Most High I bared my soul Worn sackcloth and ashes inviting to be smite and buried In that epoch if by deeds or misdeeds  been to others foul Or if in grimness I seek deliberate harm, injury or such varied Upon this salient oath I stand for I know no sword will be levied Except the Most High desires me a sacrifice of which is unqueried The Divine atoned a fearless spirit within His chaste chosen Blessed with gifts talents and the Light of Everlasting redemption Whether on earth's ground or the Majestic Throne of the Most High Oh to have the rare honour of hatred and nays from the ****** A pristine Charisma so sublime as to furiously unsettle darkness Only graces earth by Divine ordination and steps with ArchAngels [email protected]
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Oct 28, 2018
Oct 28, 2018 at 9:11 PM UTC
I Fear No Evil......
Lucky I am, as no one walked before me. But I had to go, so what I walked became the path! When I walked for the first time, it was not easy, The course was coarse and the team was unwilling, Challenges were many both physical and psychological Milestones were few, if someone not traveled, would never know! I pushed ahead, one stretch a time, Learning the terrain and conquering simultaneously! We had to walk on it, through it many a times We created a lot more milestones and stopovers Others also came, put on signage's, Thought aloud, how this path could have been better! Some even asked, 'Where does this path lead to?' There were many onlookers, travelers, part-time travelers Many such people were wondering, 'Why are we walking on this path?' Few team mates wanted to settle down along the path, One or two launched out on the mission to walk their path! Travelers poured in and so do the administrators, Experts came in broadened it, added platforms, Beautified it, levied tax and even named the path! Criticisms were plenty from the first step that I took, But I know people will follow this path! People after people, ages after ages, will follow this path!
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Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 6:41 AM UTC
Lucky Man
No more a whisper Such were the demands Demands levied upon fields of dreams Fantasies sowed into the field season o'er season Crops rising bone dry and thirsty for verity Babes who would never know milk Carrion who would never know decay Work that would never know pay Such were these dreams! Slave to the whims of whimsy Tossed o'er a deranged sea, churned Nay Spurned by the ****** that cackle in the depths, Twirling their hands as would a maestro and the dreams dance by these strings Reigns upon the centaur Thought himself more man than beast but his master proves him wrong throttles his dreams like so many tragic ****** and still... And still! He dreams. But the dreams begin to seep a saucy essence The stuff of childbirths and ****** victories upon the battlefield Both an emerging of brilliance and an escape of nightmare Both a wailing cry and a roaring scream And the scaffolding clinks and clanks around the wispy form of the dream And it clinks and clunks its way up, providing the mold for new dawn. The prophet, who is both midwife and sycophant, utters a chorus of impassioned voices singing to the ends of the universe, while the dream bulges and creaks against the form of the mold. The scaffolding breaks in an uproar of so many eggshell fragments, blasting forth like shrapnel And the veil of ignorance is pierced by this awakening. And a hush falls upon the world in a tremor of silence And the ache is felt in the effort of producing a single thought For all is absent in the wake of this dream made flesh... "She is here," The paragons of ages announce, "And she will command your pleasures until your pains are destitute... and you shall live no more, for what is life without pain."
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Mar 26, 2019
Mar 26, 2019 at 5:01 PM UTC
Dreams Made Flesh...
No more a whisper Such were the demands Demands levied upon fields of dreams Fantasies sowed into the field season o'er season Crops rising bone dry and thirsty for verity Babes who would never know milk Carrion who would never know decay Work that would never know pay Such were these dreams! Slave to the whims of whimsy Tossed o'er a deranged sea, churned Nay Spurned by the ****** that cackle in the depths, Twirling their hands as would a maestro and the dreams dance by these strings Reigns upon the centaur Thought himself more man than beast but his master proves him wrong throttles his dreams like so many tragic ****** and still... And still! He dreams. But the dreams begin to seep a saucy essence The stuff of childbirths and ****** victories upon the battlefield Both an emerging of brilliance and an escape of nightmare Both a wailing cry and a roaring scream And the scaffolding clinks and clanks around the wispy form of the dream And it clinks and clunks its way up, providing the mold for new dawn. The prophet, who is both midwife and sycophant, utters a chorus of impassioned voices singing to the ends of the universe, while the dream bulges and creaks against the form of the mold. The scaffolding breaks in an uproar of so many eggshell fragments, blasting forth like shrapnel And the veil of ignorance is pierced by this awakening. And a hush falls upon the world in a tremor of silence And the ache is felt in the effort of producing a single thought For all is absent in the wake of this dream made flesh... "She is here," The paragons of ages announce, "And she will command your pleasures until your pains are destitute... and you shall live no more, for what is life without pain."
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