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"liquidation" poems
I spend my love on you like pennies tossed into empty fountains of youth - like loose change loyally saved, built up in a piggy bank, a compilation of broken promises you never made becoming blood clots in my lungs. I would say they're in my heart but I can't breathe when I see her. Tax season is over and my savings continue to drain - they sit at your doorstep waiting to be cashed in for what I thought was an investment but has become a liquidation of my entire being. Empty wallets haven't caught wind of my addiction, but the pennies on the ground talk. Found heads down, I give them a voice, and they, too, drown with the rest.
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May 2, 2016
May 2, 2016 at 9:01 PM UTC
Currency of the Mistress*
When Robots ruled And “The Guardian” went into liquidation It will be a strange quiet world when robots take over there will be no middle-class the ranting of the eggheads in the Guardian will cease their utterings will be quaint. At the time when robots were perfected a pill emerged on the market made women and men infertile until they wanted to start a family, alas, it was irreversible and it only Takes a generation. The poor was working for the robots picking up trash such as screws, the streets were empty and cars were obsolete. Some robots that had received too much learning wrote Books to each other – as they did now- and had literary reviews, but since each book sounded like another down to the ****** “,” it fell out of vogue, so much academia and no one to buy their books. At the same time as it was discovered by the human workers that when a friendly robot accepted a glass of beer it made a summersault, froze and became a piece of junk leaking oil. The fight back began the robots had not been programmed To tolerate Alcohol, the Achilles heel, and the workers were Jubilant waved flags No longer should robots- any robots with mechanical learning whether university or not- to rule over them.
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 1:06 PM UTC
when robots ruled and "The Guardian went into liquidation
Chew the water, and don't breathe the air You weave Apocalypse in your loom You paint Armageddon on your easel Black watercolour Made from human ash Bombing in the microwave The embers will die, and the winds will cease Like the fingernails of a corpse Trudge into malevolent oblivion Convinced by the impotent fallacy of happiness; Generation Nuclear Apathy Generation Destiny Liquidation ...And the minute counter ticks away... Tick Tock Tick Tock Eliot was wrong This is how the world ends This is how the world ends This is how the world ends Not with a whimper But a bang.
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 4:23 AM UTC
Bombing in the Microwave
Like lions licking lacerations Limp-lipped, lucid lamentation Loyalties lax, love's liquidation Lapping lust's lye lemonade Like lemmings, leaping liberation Loose-limbed, lurid lachrymation Learning love's lone limitation Life: liars lie, lovers lay
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Jan 10, 2017
Jan 10, 2017 at 7:44 PM UTC
Untitled
I think we're going extinct I hate to even blink  ... I remember when we were in sync  But things changed  We will act strange over change  Being caged and attached by chains is voguish  Are we hopeless?  Why can we polish our pinky rings  But leave rust on our linkage chains?  Our words don't bond anymore  Our words are shackles  Our words are like crooked spurs  And unbalanced saddles  Yeah It travels  But lies are to be told  Only to smear what we really withhold  I think that we're going extinct  I hate to blink  As my eye lids flicker  More and more existence spills from our mankind  Man-kind  We're turning into the kind of men  Who emotionally melts when we see celebrities  Where's our rectitude?  I think we're going extinct  I hate to blink Where's my natural woman? Every time I twitch  More and more she accepts the word *****  And in no time a guy can become exposed to her hips  Where's our morality?  Are we going to expire  All because we create our entire empire with desires?  Desires and thirst that require us to hurt  We smile and we smirk  We loath from good work  We poke at nerves We drown our minds to swerve  We absorb potion  Only to tranquil our motion  We indulge in copulation  With a stranger  But somehow for consolation  ... We are endangered  We are a few more trends away from complete annihilation  Eradication  Liquidation  Obliteration  Cancellation  Our tendencies are cancerous and if we keep being patient  We will need medication  I don't feel any radiation  To not become subject to our decimation I think we're going extinct  My instincts tell me that Though we're a percentage and a contributor to this nation  We are approaching ruination  My instinct senses that I am one of the few who mentions devastation  And if I blink one more time  And if we keep wasting time  We'll be wastage  We  You and I  We'll be ejected from the race  And they'll use a prosthetic ethnic affiliation for our replacement  Can we come together with cooperation  Resisting this operation  May we all stand up  Before they go through with this amputation !  Blink Lets see
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 5:55 AM UTC
Extinction Treatment
I think we're going extinct I hate to even blink  ... I remember when we were in sync  But things changed  We will act strange over change  Being caged and attached by chains is voguish  Are we hopeless?  Why can we polish our pinky rings  But leave rust on our linkage chains?  Our words don't bond anymore  Our words are shackles  Our words are like crooked spurs  And unbalanced saddles  Yeah It travels  But lies are to be told  Only to smear what we really withhold  I think that we're going extinct  I hate to blink  As my eye lids flicker  More and more existence spills from our mankind  Man-kind  We're turning into the kind of men  Who emotionally melts when we see celebrities  Where's our rectitude?  I think we're going extinct  I hate to blink Where's my natural woman? Every time I twitch  More and more she accepts the word *****  And in no time a guy can become exposed to her hips  Where's our morality?  Are we going to expire  All because we create our entire empire with desires?  Desires and thirst that require us to hurt  We smile and we smirk  We loath from good work  We poke at nerves We drown our minds to swerve  We absorb potion  Only to tranquil our motion  We indulge in copulation  With a stranger  But somehow for consolation  ... We are endangered  We are a few more trends away from complete annihilation  Eradication  Liquidation  Obliteration  Cancellation  Our tendencies are cancerous and if we keep being patient  We will need medication  I don't feel any radiation  To not become subject to our decimation I think we're going extinct  My instincts tell me that Though we're a percentage and a contributor to this nation  We are approaching ruination  My instinct senses that I am one of the few who mentions devastation  And if I blink one more time  And if we keep wasting time  We'll be wastage  We  You and I  We'll be ejected from the race  And they'll use a prosthetic ethnic affiliation for our replacement  Can we come together with cooperation  Resisting this operation  May we all stand up  Before they go through with this amputation !  Blink Lets see
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Plastic liquidation With god as my witness The only cure with A grave land as your living space This forgotten life style Left you as a ****** Only to your sick Aids ridden fantasy Ballooned music maiden May your curls grow to collapse A broken hilarity In an overused vessel
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Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 11:43 AM UTC
Lurkers of the Appalachian trail
a bowl of black beans / your mother sitting on the other side of the kitchen / this liquidation of self / you would be something / anything / anyone / if it could make you safe / the black beans taste like nothing now / you aren’t crying but you’re **** near it / your mother makes a honey sweet remark / won’t you stay alive / and / eat your beans then we’ll leave / and you don’t have an answer but you listen / you are pleading with the voices to let you eat the beans and make them taste less like bleach / your mother bleached your hair when you were fourteen and you bleached your skin at sixteen / you drank that same bleach from that same bottle three days after your sixteenth birthday/ but this is a bowl of beans and it tastes like that time / smells like that time / your throat coughing up blood and your body wretching to ***** a bowl of black beans / your mother takes that bowl and washes it out in the sink / you still have that hoarse voice from imagining it tastes like bleach / you still have that ***** wretch instinct because of how much your throat stings / then mother says; you’ll stay with them for some time / as if that makes anything better / a drive into the emptiness of a psychiatric hospital / a place they’d sent you when you were ten because you were so angry and so depressed / you break when the blue tiles turn to ocean and you drown / you break when the red tiles turn to fire and burn your toes / you are hungry again / but you know everything you eat will taste like bleach. you can’t sleep because the bleach is still on your tongue / you think of that bowl of black beans / your mother sitting on the other side of the kitchen / maybe you’d see her smile again / maybe you’d be broken and be able to exist comfortably / don’t you want to survive to see that? you answer / no / i’d rather die than be patronized.
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 2:34 PM UTC
a bowl of black beans
a bowl of black beans / your mother sitting on the other side of the kitchen / this liquidation of self / you would be something / anything / anyone / if it could make you safe / the black beans taste like nothing now / you aren’t crying but you’re **** near it / your mother makes a honey sweet remark / won’t you stay alive / and / eat your beans then we’ll leave / and you don’t have an answer but you listen / you are pleading with the voices to let you eat the beans and make them taste less like bleach / your mother bleached your hair when you were fourteen and you bleached your skin at sixteen / you drank that same bleach from that same bottle three days after your sixteenth birthday/ but this is a bowl of beans and it tastes like that time / smells like that time / your throat coughing up blood and your body wretching to ***** a bowl of black beans / your mother takes that bowl and washes it out in the sink / you still have that hoarse voice from imagining it tastes like bleach / you still have that ***** wretch instinct because of how much your throat stings / then mother says; you’ll stay with them for some time / as if that makes anything better / a drive into the emptiness of a psychiatric hospital / a place they’d sent you when you were ten because you were so angry and so depressed / you break when the blue tiles turn to ocean and you drown / you break when the red tiles turn to fire and burn your toes / you are hungry again / but you know everything you eat will taste like bleach. you can’t sleep because the bleach is still on your tongue / you think of that bowl of black beans / your mother sitting on the other side of the kitchen / maybe you’d see her smile again / maybe you’d be broken and be able to exist comfortably / don’t you want to survive to see that? you answer / no / i’d rather die than be patronized.
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The Great Falls, was a massive clone of ice; yet still her waters poured forth in roaring waves over the ebb of the river. Sliding into a frozen crevasse, down an icy bar, I land wet, chilled and numb from the duration of the decent and the soul piercing cold. On the landing, the carcasses of industrial waste were encased in a frozen loam. The giant mill wheel locked in place, entombed in a glacier of ice. It made good sense to found this city on an industrious bluff. The Great Falls spun the wheels that powered vast manufactures. Shoots and trams shot flumes of water down every street. Everyman was a master of his cottage industry, forging bullets constructing locomotives, spinning the finest silk from the most exotic foreign worms. But the machines shut down. The handiwork of learned men, entrepreneurs, urban planners, engineers and artisans now encased in frozen rust. Barely a tool could be used to produce a product or plumb a line. A simple hand tool could not be lifted without betraying its purpose. A society of useful manufactures frozen shut; dissolving into bankrupt liquidation; so I left my home on Chianci Street and caught the first Paterson Plank coach to the Hoboken Ferry. I would be in Manhattoes by nightfall. The morning travels consumed thoughts of future prospects. The silk mill forever closed. The industry of my home city, dead. This weaver of fine silk had lost his loom. For William Carlos Williams From: Vesuvia, 1997 Music Selection: Yo-Yo Ma & Silk Road Ensemble, Arabian Waltz
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Nov 26, 2011
Nov 26, 2011 at 10:10 PM UTC
Leaving Paterson
The Great Falls, was a massive clone of ice; yet still her waters poured forth in roaring waves over the ebb of the river. Sliding into a frozen crevasse, down an icy bar, I land wet, chilled and numb from the duration of the decent and the soul piercing cold. On the landing, the carcasses of industrial waste were encased in a frozen loam. The giant mill wheel locked in place, entombed in a glacier of ice. It made good sense to found this city on an industrious bluff. The Great Falls spun the wheels that powered vast manufactures. Shoots and trams shot flumes of water down every street. Everyman was a master of his cottage industry, forging bullets constructing locomotives, spinning the finest silk from the most exotic foreign worms. But the machines shut down. The handiwork of learned men, entrepreneurs, urban planners, engineers and artisans now encased in frozen rust. Barely a tool could be used to produce a product or plumb a line. A simple hand tool could not be lifted without betraying its purpose. A society of useful manufactures frozen shut; dissolving into bankrupt liquidation; so I left my home on Chianci Street and caught the first Paterson Plank coach to the Hoboken Ferry. I would be in Manhattoes by nightfall. The morning travels consumed thoughts of future prospects. The silk mill forever closed. The industry of my home city, dead. This weaver of fine silk had lost his loom. For William Carlos Williams From: Vesuvia, 1997 Music Selection: Yo-Yo Ma & Silk Road Ensemble, Arabian Waltz
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This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until  ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 10:23 AM UTC
The Second World Storm
This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until  ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm
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Eyes dark embrace Fingers trace Tied rope upon my skin Sending sensations within Answering anticipation Sensual stimulation Nonverbal communication Lips caress Fingers fondling ******* Softly stroking roughly poking Take me, please Massaging my mind Don't think & just unwind Foreplay’s creativity Secret sensitivity Holy Intimacy Spring ecstasy Emotionally Physically Our bodies become one Lips hungrily tasting Like a brush Hush Imagination overload Thrusting Trusting I am only yours  Surrendering with heart & mind With each deep powerful grind My body’s liquidation Within my walls saturation Bodies swaying Circulating Gyrating Intimate heat One sensuous beat Legs spread wide As my tongue travel inside Love intertwined Souls forever aligned Just you and me Bound to my loyal devotion Our bodies move in perpetual motion Increase Then cease As we release And we hold each other until day As we love in our own special way
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Feb 26, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 at 9:30 PM UTC
Dark Embraces
you’re not adams apple the fruits from tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the centre of the garden of eden in genesis yet at you the round oranges of this afternoon-town i stare and my pate gradually becomes pregnant the wind that comes after having a touch of your lips puts the waging of its tail on my forehead and my guava-leaf begins to melt thus my hardware-business is going into liquidation the physician to the king is telling it’s the symptom of an awful fever attended with the morbidity of the three humours of the body used… and used… and used… your smile has not yet become stupid so from where the lamp-posts of the town start there are the cutlets and the bolster they are not the only ones to utter the last words about the pill i’m too in this summer trying to decorate the gate of my cage like wedding ceremony if any silent dew-drop comes to prepare and feed me my birth-day frumenty but i’ve no tongue at all all over the face there are only the eyes and to the fate of my staring-at has ever so much blessings been available
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Sep 10, 2010
Sep 10, 2010 at 5:36 PM UTC
anatomy of the oranges
The Anorak diviners see their market jolted, killed off   Already Magic numbers's 64 and 200 are side-lined and downed, all they have are memento boxes of once household brands , liquidation like implosion sees, ISO granularity choice further compressed, those remaining niched as Professional film to milk the last remnant of expediency, in the midst of adversity they should pledge their mounts as a salvo to tomorrow. Earmark them, gifted for Local History Musems pristine images from yesteryear.
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Jun 25, 2012
Jun 25, 2012 at 3:44 PM UTC
Slide Film (Analogue plus Halides)
Princess Chances are slim because she's in another world where She rides her unicorns high in the rainbow fields to find her *** of gold that's been stashed secretly inside the blue devil that trolls the interstate highways, north and south east and west beneath her. Puffy clouds and angels serving you, your own heart's desire, She turns empty drinks into liquidation for everyone and can walk mangled in six inch heels and tell you the small fork is for the shrimp.
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Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 6:08 PM UTC
Princess
*Froom moon to Jupiter along its constant feeling of falling the bricks of its centuries Aurora Borealis to Centauri sculpting the gasps off air and breathe We inhaled the gases the poison of liquidation, the water that surrounds us; the universe. Another planet we communicate & hopeful we wish for. As long as the stars could reconnect, recollect the dust, the galaxy that we traces from our palm hands & softly cuddling each other. Cherished every moment from here to there, & possibly we could Plant the other story cause maybe the sparks of the stars might fall back to where it belongs.*
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 8:15 AM UTC
The Stars That Will Hold You Back
~ where’s the rain to save the day? the silo empty, the barn no hay. the only pouring we have seen is from the counter down the street. gin and beer and old Jim Beam, the bar is full, but glass is empty. our men are weeping, children hungry! these fields that yielded harvest plenty under sweat of daddy's brow, now they’ll try’n take my home; state moves in to steal our peace, won’t leave us ’lone, till we’ve been fleeced. send a draught to quench our pain; end this drought with drenching rain! this to you we pray... *“pour from heaven’s door, indulge us with an inundation; from the bounty of your store deluge us with a liquidation”* oh, keeper of these cloudless skies, send sweet rain to wet these eyes! for the lost ones in this town, to save this family, save this farm, from heartless souls who mean us harm. i am just a poor boy whose cup has all run dry no where else to turn, nothing left to try. flow in torrents, pour in sheets, send libations, bring relief; send the rain to flood the street. oh master of the ocean deep, pour your liquid, pour your gold, a’fore our children grow too old. no more saving for some rainy day, this to you we pray... *“pour from heaven’s door, indulge us with an inundation; with bounty from your store deluge us with a liquidation”* ~ *post script the Western US is experiencing a four-year drought of epic proportions and with water in such short supply, family farms are burning up in the heat with grave consequences looming large on the not-so-distant horizon. we witnessed this arid devestation first hand a week ago traveling through North and Central California, and felt in just the tiniest way the crush of water shortages at all her state campgrounds. beautiful Shasta Lake was dry except for a small stream running through the lake bed... how very sad; she is not the California i remember in our last visit.*
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Oct 22, 2015
Oct 22, 2015 at 12:19 AM UTC
liquidation
~ where’s the rain to save the day? the silo empty, the barn no hay. the only pouring we have seen is from the counter down the street. gin and beer and old Jim Beam, the bar is full, but glass is empty. our men are weeping, children hungry! these fields that yielded harvest plenty under sweat of daddy's brow, now they’ll try’n take my home; state moves in to steal our peace, won’t leave us ’lone, till we’ve been fleeced. send a draught to quench our pain; end this drought with drenching rain! this to you we pray... *“pour from heaven’s door, indulge us with an inundation; from the bounty of your store deluge us with a liquidation”* oh, keeper of these cloudless skies, send sweet rain to wet these eyes! for the lost ones in this town, to save this family, save this farm, from heartless souls who mean us harm. i am just a poor boy whose cup has all run dry no where else to turn, nothing left to try. flow in torrents, pour in sheets, send libations, bring relief; send the rain to flood the street. oh master of the ocean deep, pour your liquid, pour your gold, a’fore our children grow too old. no more saving for some rainy day, this to you we pray... *“pour from heaven’s door, indulge us with an inundation; with bounty from your store deluge us with a liquidation”* ~ *post script the Western US is experiencing a four-year drought of epic proportions and with water in such short supply, family farms are burning up in the heat with grave consequences looming large on the not-so-distant horizon. we witnessed this arid devestation first hand a week ago traveling through North and Central California, and felt in just the tiniest way the crush of water shortages at all her state campgrounds. beautiful Shasta Lake was dry except for a small stream running through the lake bed... how very sad; she is not the California i remember in our last visit.*
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Pierce not my skin, Thou lancet of horror, Which is terribly akin To the blade of terror; Touch nay me at all, You dark being; Mind, be not on call At the bay of loony bin; Mortality's debt is Paid by death's acquisiton-- It's the end of business, The final liquidation; The assets of sanctity Offset and save as well Many a toxic liability Of the soul from hell; Weak, weary and bored By unbroken quietus fear. Life is unassured By a doctor's gear.
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May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013 at 3:37 AM UTC
Fear Unbroken
My first step to quest, I seek county Clare identity lost, me feel the sea air In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county From Doolin I sail, isles of Aran Land full of stone so cold and once barren The locals invite for coffee and tea I wander and wonder, life by the sea Next in my journey, find county Kerry Crossing the Shannon, a trip on the ferry In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Boat man gives lesson, ‘cross lake of learning Dock by the Abby, I find peace of yearning Grounds of Killarney by horse n carriage I wander and wonder, great mountains marriage I sit in The Oar House down by the pier Howth to host, from far or from near In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I spy an Irish rose, sit by the sea I know her name, ne’er for me Admire her beauty I sit from afar I wander and wonder, who then we are County Meath holds the once great Raith na Rig Where the ancients had once all danced a jig In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I climb atop hills where kings sat on high Same place they lay once they say their bye A place where high kings all came to pass I wander and wonder whom we’ve lost past I’ll take the rocky road, the only way to Dublin Fore long I’m found, set with the pub kin In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Here I will find the black liquidation Ruby red pint to wrap up a nation Feasting we drink and laugh about strife I wander and wonder the glory of life
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 1:48 PM UTC
A Man With No Country
My first step to quest, I seek county Clare identity lost, me feel the sea air In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county From Doolin I sail, isles of Aran Land full of stone so cold and once barren The locals invite for coffee and tea I wander and wonder, life by the sea Next in my journey, find county Kerry Crossing the Shannon, a trip on the ferry In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Boat man gives lesson, ‘cross lake of learning Dock by the Abby, I find peace of yearning Grounds of Killarney by horse n carriage I wander and wonder, great mountains marriage I sit in The Oar House down by the pier Howth to host, from far or from near In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I spy an Irish rose, sit by the sea I know her name, ne’er for me Admire her beauty I sit from afar I wander and wonder, who then we are County Meath holds the once great Raith na Rig Where the ancients had once all danced a jig In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county I climb atop hills where kings sat on high Same place they lay once they say their bye A place where high kings all came to pass I wander and wonder whom we’ve lost past I’ll take the rocky road, the only way to Dublin Fore long I’m found, set with the pub kin In Ireland I stay, a man with no country I wonder and wander county to county Here I will find the black liquidation Ruby red pint to wrap up a nation Feasting we drink and laugh about strife I wander and wonder the glory of life
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Nothing but a parasite Feasting for the veins Thriving for a waterfall of excitement **** it in Without hesitation Relax for a moment And...release Liquidation of thought Runs a river of peace To an inconclusive feeling I'm never letting go I am alive I am here Let the parasite run its course Extermination begins at the death of the soul
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Jun 4, 2015
Jun 4, 2015 at 8:34 PM UTC
Parasite
My soul was scorched. Excavated of the soft and tender leaving the bitter and dismal. Days after this grand liquidation sale with my gutted contents crumpled up in the remains of used tissues my ashen lips were clamoring for you, the boy who set the fire. I had skinned myself of your touch, each day nurturing the tenderness back into my cheeks. Seeded under my renewing flesh was the devil of animosity begging me to hold on to a fragment of you. My healing process is fueled by the grueling fire of disdain. Even with your presence gone I seek you to be the platform of my existence The ember of softness and genuine essence weeps inside of me, if only I spent those days searching my hollowed body for the fire simply waiting to ignite inside myself. I realize now how repulsing and selfish I am, you pour so much into someone so they are pooling at the brim, but if that burning ember inside of them isn't properly tended and respected, their kettle will never brew. I am sorry I couldn't have coaxed your ember I am so sorry it had to be you
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 1:44 AM UTC
The sensation of sorry
My poetry is open and bare on the examination table While my brain falls into place in the exsanguination cradle Pieces fit together like a monster from the old world fables Set up to disassociate the Cains from the Ables We're all meant to die There's no harm in asking why Self harm, drugs left in the arms, premeditation, self incrimination It won't matter when we're stitched up in a Y Theres hidden meanings in every line A chance to put aside all the woes and keep feelings burning inside When things are on the decline I can write down facts and theories Like self investigation as to why I'm feeling weary No Overbearing intoxication here just a rough cut heart of ice melting due to overheating and slipping liquidation
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Jul 25, 2017
Jul 25, 2017 at 6:08 PM UTC
The Autopsy
The wrath to come can never be imagined; Upon this present world the dark damnation That'll be visited cannot be envisaged, When the earth shall enter eternal liquidation. And no middle place for the soul of man, Either to heaven or to hell will it go For his deeds his own spirit shall scan: Condemning or acquitting him justly so.
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Jan 27, 2012
Jan 27, 2012 at 3:06 PM UTC
Middle Place
Grace and poise abounding. Fear instilled belated. Lamented life impassive. Rationale in liquidation. A life without proposal. Death in all its splendor.
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 4:43 PM UTC
Arachnid
I did this for you , but you're ignoring me this chase for attention is really boring me I feel like an apple because you're coring me and i want to cry out my eyes as if you're goring me I wanna step away but optimism's reassuring me I wanna give my all to you until theirs nothing more in me I  just wan't to love you but it seems your not adoring me can we please converse so at least i feel your exploring me your psyche is hypnotic and i feel as if your luring me your eyes are so replenishing I feel like your restoring me I really want to fly with you, your actions steady flooring me you're bringing out the beast holy sheesh now look at roaring me I hope one day that im the catch an soon you will be scoring me my mind is liquidation the sensation's like your pouring me man on everything i love i swear i hate these feelings my torso on the ground my eyes & hope are facing ceilings i wish i never met you why must u be so appealing i act like i don't feel the pain the only way i'm dealing and your a ******* thief because my heart you know your stealing and then you shattered it like glass, emotions i'm concealing an if you date me long enough you know that ill be kneeling I have several layers like an union and I'm always peeling baby if you stay with me then every part ill be revealing i just prey and hope that i can cope and i feel faith's healing because this pain's a mental strain and this **** is just unappealing. SO **** THIS
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 8:25 PM UTC
why do i even try... ( ignoring my pulse)