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"loquaciously" poems
Weighing brutality's candour is taxing Feeling the certainty, heavily dark, Sonorous mutterings echo in twilight Whitely, loquaciously, utterly stark. ***** ***** in a temperament simmering Stalking through rage in a judgemental way, Lurching for conflict from deep in the mindset Locked in a skirmish of consequence play. Searing white pain of brutality's candour Reeling from obvious lack of control, Obliquely collapsed beneath blue jackaranda Flaccidly spent, I surrender my role. Marshalg In absentia 7 December 2011
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Dec 8, 2011
Dec 8, 2011 at 12:15 PM UTC
Dispose Self Control
When people say they're tired of a person, often a friend— Do they mean, exhausted with the idea of submission to their actions Responding to their preferences Falling prey to all their ways Or hearing them drone loquaciously Putting down disagree-ers gratuitously Speaking of themselves, about very little else Until all hope and faith in them has deteriorated beyond all mercy? I am yet to confirm What is true beyond all else Gone through the Rubicon, Universal to all nations But why must I tolerate a monk That devoutly praises himself to the depths Beyond all fierce comprehension, His devotion remains a quandary
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:26 PM UTC
Tired
The verbose ramblings of memory’s script, A loquacious brimming cup to which I bid myself sip, An evanescent longing to drink deep and ponder, These dreams of expectation I contemplate no longer. Time has past from my sinuous youth, A spiraling existence of loosing tooth after tooth, From virtuous ****** to gorges of shame, Extensive transformation allows little to remain. Musing of tomorrow and what turns it might take, Thoughts to be built and then several to eradicate, Perpendicular arms stretched out skyward, Ranking arrogance next to coward. The simple silence of presence’s suspense, Listening for something lacking in substance, A quiet moment I accept as does come, For such a chance as this occurs consequently seldom.
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Aug 10, 2010
Aug 10, 2010 at 1:17 PM UTC
Loquaciously Verbose
~~~ black birds cluster in barren winter trees like leaves... ... caw loquaciously lone dove on far branch shivers in the frigid wind then she flies away she goes far beyond the subtle pink sunrise to a place of summer (c) soulsurvivor
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 11:00 AM UTC
winter haiku
1 He leant down Quietly carving his name into the sand; The pursuing waves, Repeatedly rippling forward, with The force of a motorized modern army Gunning down civilians, Dragged it clean. Flies loquaciously buzzed around his head, As, crushing down seaweed, He carved his name again. 2. The roots dug deep, pushing against The soil. The particles spread apart With sexless ardour. The man, Of a tolerant disposition, wrenched The roots free with drenched hands. Nothing lasted forever. 3. The yellow and green of the sunrise Turned swiftly into unpretentious browns The light changing shape as the Morning matured and the sun Rose further in the sky. Pumped up Clouds rolled sinuously along, combining and separating Like fantastic amoeba. 4. And so it continued Under the burning sun; more spiteful from year to year. The man said nothing As he climbed into the salt water, Gulls circumnavigating above his head, With nothing to say or remember Except the lines in the sand.
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 6:34 PM UTC
CARVING HIS NAME
Uncle Vanya and Lady Godiva Uncle Vanya came strolling down the road Wishing he had made something of his life His young friend Anne loquaciously agreed And with remarkable vehemence urged him      to endeavour to remediate his perceived inadequacies in the          many precedent matters that burdened him… Don Quixote suggested that worries were giants Cassandra said, “There is only one page left” Nick Adams whispered, “Shh! You’ll scare the fish!” Ambrose Silk asked the way to the world’s end And young Lady Godiva, sans chemise Outsourced her image on souvenir tees
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Aug 11, 2017
Aug 11, 2017 at 3:58 PM UTC
Uncle Vanya and Lady Godiva
Uncle Vanya and Lady Godiva Uncle Vanya came strolling down the road Wishing he had made something of his life His young friend Anne loquaciously agreed And with remarkable vehemence urged him to endeavour to remediate his perceived inadequacies in the many precedent matters that burdened him… Don Quixote suggested that worries were giants Cassandra sighed, “There is only one page left” Nick Adams whispered, “Shh! You’ll scare the  fish!” Ambrose Silk asked the way to the world’s end And young Lady Godiva, sans chemise Outsourced her image on souvenir tees
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Feb 3, 2018
Feb 3, 2018 at 4:07 PM UTC
Uncle Vanya and Lady Godiva (A Russia Series - 12)