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Judai ~~♥~~ Suno jaana Mujhse kai logo ne pucha hai. judai kaisi hoti hai. judai kaisi hoti hai. Me kehta hu Zara thehro batata hu. judai kaisi hoti hai. judai aisi hoti hai. bhari mehfil me bhi kahi tanhai me kho jana. Kirchi kirchi kanch ke tukdo sa bikhar jana. Or un tukdo me ek hi bas ek hi chehere ka nazar ana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Simatna chah kar bhi khud se na simat pana. Har kisi ke samne muskan chehre par le ana. Dard saare chupane ki ek nakaam si be-matlab koshish kiye jaana. khud apne aap se us lamhat me nafrat si ** jana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Mulakato ke naam pe milna u to kai logo se har chehre me usi bas Usi chehre ko dhundte jaana. Naam uska apne lab pe saja lena. Us ki kahi koi baat yaad ane par rote hue thahake mar ke hans dena. Or hans kar ke ek dam se khamosh ** jaana. Naam uska le kar gir padna. kai raato tak aansuo se takiyo ko bigo dena. Duao me usi ke liye haatho ko failana. khwabo or khayalo me usi se wasta rakhna. na mil pane ka ghum is dil ko satana. Or fir tut kar bikhar jaana. Judai aisi hoti hai.   Jhukaye gardan fir kabro me apni lout aa jaana. Jise ham ghar bhi kehte hai. Use Suna sa dekh kar kadmo ka theher jaana. fir na utha pana. Ye sab kya hai judai ki nishani hai. Na mil pana, satana, or har kadam har moud par tut'te bas tut'te jana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Jaise andheri si gufao me  talash roshni ki ** jaana. jaise kisi apne ke haatho se haatho ka bichad jana. Fir na mil pana. kisi apne ko jata dekh kar Dur se aawaze laga kar rokna. Apne haatho ko jhatak na or diwaro pe patak dena. Or bas kuch na kar pana. bhari aankho se use dur hote dekhte jana. Palkey tak na jhapkana. Fir aansuo ka jaise sailab aa jana. judai ki aag me jalna,jhulasna or zinda reh jana. judai aisi hoti hai. Judai aisi hoti hai. Nk Sairam :)
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Jan 13, 2019
Jan 13, 2019 at 5:20 AM UTC
Judai
Judai ~~♥~~ Suno jaana Mujhse kai logo ne pucha hai. judai kaisi hoti hai. judai kaisi hoti hai. Me kehta hu Zara thehro batata hu. judai kaisi hoti hai. judai aisi hoti hai. bhari mehfil me bhi kahi tanhai me kho jana. Kirchi kirchi kanch ke tukdo sa bikhar jana. Or un tukdo me ek hi bas ek hi chehere ka nazar ana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Simatna chah kar bhi khud se na simat pana. Har kisi ke samne muskan chehre par le ana. Dard saare chupane ki ek nakaam si be-matlab koshish kiye jaana. khud apne aap se us lamhat me nafrat si ** jana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Mulakato ke naam pe milna u to kai logo se har chehre me usi bas Usi chehre ko dhundte jaana. Naam uska apne lab pe saja lena. Us ki kahi koi baat yaad ane par rote hue thahake mar ke hans dena. Or hans kar ke ek dam se khamosh ** jaana. Naam uska le kar gir padna. kai raato tak aansuo se takiyo ko bigo dena. Duao me usi ke liye haatho ko failana. khwabo or khayalo me usi se wasta rakhna. na mil pane ka ghum is dil ko satana. Or fir tut kar bikhar jaana. Judai aisi hoti hai.   Jhukaye gardan fir kabro me apni lout aa jaana. Jise ham ghar bhi kehte hai. Use Suna sa dekh kar kadmo ka theher jaana. fir na utha pana. Ye sab kya hai judai ki nishani hai. Na mil pana, satana, or har kadam har moud par tut'te bas tut'te jana. Judai aisi hoti hai. Jaise andheri si gufao me  talash roshni ki ** jaana. jaise kisi apne ke haatho se haatho ka bichad jana. Fir na mil pana. kisi apne ko jata dekh kar Dur se aawaze laga kar rokna. Apne haatho ko jhatak na or diwaro pe patak dena. Or bas kuch na kar pana. bhari aankho se use dur hote dekhte jana. Palkey tak na jhapkana. Fir aansuo ka jaise sailab aa jana. judai ki aag me jalna,jhulasna or zinda reh jana. judai aisi hoti hai. Judai aisi hoti hai. Nk Sairam :)
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Usually people will say happy birthday without actually caring for the day I am a lout I had no idea the 26th was so important Instead of perusing thoughts I laid dormant Had I risen from fake wars in Afghanistan I would have noticed it was the birthday of Lori Callahan! I apologize for missing such a special date. I hope it was one that no others can equate For you deserve a day to yourself and a special memory to put upon a shelf Happy Birthday Lori! A friend so sweet. Happy Birthday Lori! I hope someone massaged your feet. Happy Birthday Lori! I hope you had a cake with candles. Happy Birthday Lori! May this year be guided by angels. Happy Birthday Lori Callahan!
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Apr 29, 2013
Apr 29, 2013 at 12:01 AM UTC
A belated poem for a belated birthday
Though nurtured like the sailing moon In beauty's murderous brood, She walked awhile and blushed awhile And on my pathway stood Until I thought her body bore A heart of flesh and blood. But since I laid a hand thereon And found a heart of stone I have attempted many things And not a thing is done, For every hand is lunatic That travels on the moon. She smiled and that transfigured me And left me but a lout, Maundering here, and maundering there, Emptier of thought Than the heavenly circuit of its stars When the moon sails out.
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A Man Young And Old: I. First Love
I definitely won’t make any apologies for saying this and if anyone isn't careful she’ll leave them in a ditch. But don't get me wrong, I am not referring to any woman by that name only to the powers of deception that are played within the devil's game.                      When you consider how much trouble she has caused; without a moment’s lapse or of one repentant paused, in human affairs over the years since the advent of man; it’s a wonder that she hasn’t yet been flushed in the pan. In case you might just be wondering what I’m talking about Maya is the female equivalent of Satan who is a **** lout, and who plays around deceiving anyone that ignores the Truth which has been ingrained in our mind and heart since our youth. In fact anything that is Divine, noble, good and of inestimable worth Maya will try to turn it around into a thing seeming of much less birth. She thus plays around with our emotions causing one to doubt and fear where the reality of a situation would be to have faith and some cheer. Her main battle is waged within a vulnerable human heart and mind especially when an individual is undergoing difficulties of any kind. She is also the one who arouses anger, jealousy, lust, greed and pride, being full of all those traits herself and more she projects them outside. We must try and be aware of the extent of her subtle delusion and escape any entanglement in the net of her worldly illusion; that so many people are now caught up in without their real knowing not realising that Love and Truth are the things most worth showing. ______________________________
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
Maya Is A *****
I definitely won’t make any apologies for saying this and if anyone isn't careful she’ll leave them in a ditch. But don't get me wrong, I am not referring to any woman by that name only to the powers of deception that are played within the devil's game.                      When you consider how much trouble she has caused; without a moment’s lapse or of one repentant paused, in human affairs over the years since the advent of man; it’s a wonder that she hasn’t yet been flushed in the pan. In case you might just be wondering what I’m talking about Maya is the female equivalent of Satan who is a **** lout, and who plays around deceiving anyone that ignores the Truth which has been ingrained in our mind and heart since our youth. In fact anything that is Divine, noble, good and of inestimable worth Maya will try to turn it around into a thing seeming of much less birth. She thus plays around with our emotions causing one to doubt and fear where the reality of a situation would be to have faith and some cheer. Her main battle is waged within a vulnerable human heart and mind especially when an individual is undergoing difficulties of any kind. She is also the one who arouses anger, jealousy, lust, greed and pride, being full of all those traits herself and more she projects them outside. We must try and be aware of the extent of her subtle delusion and escape any entanglement in the net of her worldly illusion; that so many people are now caught up in without their real knowing not realising that Love and Truth are the things most worth showing. ______________________________
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That morning, when I awoke, I had not a clue, That the things you claimed you'd never do, Were exactly what my day was leading too, Though, as we shared that bed, my alarm was right on cue, And as I got up, I noticed I smelled like you. I told my best friend about that night, That for once, holding someone was comforting, felt right, Laying there, with you clinging to me so tight, Was the first time intimacy didn't come with a shock of fright. But, of course, the truth comes out, Stunned, standing, the visage of a lout, So lost in all that's come about. That afternoon, when I got home, what was I to do? So many thoughts, so many feelings to get through, I turned on the shower, watching the dancing water spew, And, just before the water touched me; deja vu, I noticed that I smelled just like you. This couldn't stand, and I scrub and washed till I felt alright, Dirt, regret, and your scent wash away in the dim daylight At last I didn't smell like that night, And didn't reek of lack of foresight. Now, I'm left with only an internal emotional bout, Wondering if I can even shake this doubt, To decide whether or not to keep you in, or out.
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 3:21 PM UTC
I smelled like you.
I'm busy busy busy I'm late I'm late I'm late I've got to meet a rabbit I've got to meet my fate For if you trip and stumble And take a long long fall You might take some comfort In the writing on the wall It says the cakes a lie! The roses never were red! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! The last words that they said There's no time for fantasy The world's out of hand Visit Alice another time Curse that wonderland We're living in the matrix Dot dash, dot dot dot dash We just have to accept it As we wait for it to crash One foot in and one foot out Abstractify, you lazy lout Yes, I'm sure reality's an illusion But I can't afford to live in confusion
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May 6, 2021
May 6, 2021 at 5:16 PM UTC
Chasing Rabbits
I'd last about an hour as a clerk inside a store invariably I'd shoot my mouth off about someone's daughter dressing  like a ***** or making comments about the dreadful things  consumed which would include a good 99% of the people in the room I'd eventually end up getting my lights punched  out after  *********  someone as  a fat ***  undiscerning lout or cracking  some aside regarding what comprises that crud and making faces of revulsion "you'd be better off eating mud" ewwwww, you really eat that stuff? this store should be sued for selling such bluff children with diabetes, a third of adults obese the courtesy clerk dies a little  for lack of surcease line after line of vapid consumers mindless knee-jerk impetuosity belay the rumors what's an adulterant, what's a filler? propylene glycol alginate, yum yum sorbitan mono sterate, shut up and eat it, its fun! I can't even pronounce it, much less do I  care need I be a scientist to enjoyably savor fare Go ahead and poison yourself the quirky clerk exclaimed its ever so clear you're stupid and lame stay mired in your pig-headed muck of  ignorance you're exactly what they want another brain dead consumer a regular culinary savant stuff  your face with no remorse nor heed no worries, the clerk of little courtesy knows your need he'll limply wheel  out your cart of miserable choices for you and wise-crack some snarky rejoinder then promptly get  beaten,  black and blue
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 8:09 PM UTC
The Discourteous Courtesy (Quirk) Clerk
The bus rumbles on, it is an over crowded one - not an unusual sight - she stands in the space reserved for women, there's hardly any room to breathe. The broadcaster on radio shows off her gift of the gab, a popular film song follows; a gush of wind through the window brings along smoke, dust and other such components of 'city-air'. She looks out to see impressive malls, entrances to which, witness beggars pursuing well dressed gentry, in the hope of a penny or two; billboards advertise latest discount offers appealing to her consumerist instincts; constant honking of vehicles, music blaring from an auto nearby - these are common sounds she is accustomed to. The bus halts with a jolt, she steps down, tries to make her way, through the crowd avoiding hawkers lunging at her from every side, eager to make sales; the smell of pakodas fills the air, autos carrying seven or eight passengers limp away, surreptitiously, at the sight of khaki clad men. Out of the blue, an elbow knocks into her chest, she turns to look at the lout - lecherous eyes mock at her impotent fury - she mouths standard abuses, walks away as if unruffled. For this was not the first instance, "Won't be the last either.", she thinks at the back of her mind, her heart chooses not to agree though. She moves on, pushing, shoving, cursing her way through 'Battleground India'.
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Oct 25, 2012
Oct 25, 2012 at 3:08 AM UTC
Life in a Metro
I feel the pain and I push it away I’ll Fill my mind with other stuff today Yet you creep back in it’s hard to shake Wondering what you think and feel is hard to take I don’t know a thing, I’m in the dark My Parental pain tears at my heart The only thing that was sweet and pure Lost to me through class A allure I’m sorry baby, you will never know How I roll in pain and agony so But not for me, but for precious you A daddy should be a proud and stable statue I let you down and destroyed my soul I don't know who i am now, or where to go I’ve lost my baby, my heart and my pride The grass is never greener on the other side I will carry on fighting and I will never stop I will get you back I will come out on top... Yeah right, my fate is sealed No more cuddles, no more love I finally yield. Take her and take her fast And while you’re there point that gun and blast Oh that would be so simple, such an easy way out Just stupid thoughts from a useless lout I’m in a bad place, a deep depression, in a fudge Hours and days and thousands of pounds in front of a judge To no avail, I sit back broken and bent dead inside from the years fighting I've spent She was my anchor, my hopes and my pride She was also my deepest fears on an opposite tide Now those fears have finally come true 9 months 13 days and 2 hours since I last saw you. By J.N
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Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 9:08 AM UTC
Parental Pain
Dear Mr. Heaney I wish I'd read your poetry years ago when I was still impressionable and coy and all that jazz. Now it resounds in my skull, leaving a tingle in my right hand. My pen is somewhat snug, but a revolver, no. Ink and shovels aren't far from each other, so your point is well-taken. In fact, they're co-workers – Ink's proved itself just as deadly. It slowly ushers men into the earth, their soil-seat, while the shovel stages the unending play; the eternal lattice. The Nobel hung above your head, the vast array of pins, medals, papers with your name in billowing scarlet. What a treat. Like the last cupcake in the back of the refrigerator that had too much chocolate icing and was only semi-covered in multi-colored snowflakes. I'd loved to have personally presented it to you. There'd be my own plaque, billowing scarlet and all. It'd say, "Mr. Heaney, , you must own a ***** I hope you'd laugh, and not be offended, thinking me a distasteful and insensitive lout. It may not be right, but I can't help but steal the volumes surrounding yours out of every **** library so "Seamus Heaney" may catch the eye of the common passerby more easily. I think I even went to work on enhancing a spine with a red sharpie once. Red hits the eye hard. That was in the central library downtown. Don't tell anyone. Beyond a laugh, what I hope for most is that you get this letter. Just look at it. Wonder why someone so far removed in age and culture and place would ever think of you holding an over-frosted desert as glorious.
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Sep 2, 2012
Sep 2, 2012 at 7:50 PM UTC
Lost Letter Addressed to Seamus Heaney
Dear Mr. Heaney I wish I'd read your poetry years ago when I was still impressionable and coy and all that jazz. Now it resounds in my skull, leaving a tingle in my right hand. My pen is somewhat snug, but a revolver, no. Ink and shovels aren't far from each other, so your point is well-taken. In fact, they're co-workers – Ink's proved itself just as deadly. It slowly ushers men into the earth, their soil-seat, while the shovel stages the unending play; the eternal lattice. The Nobel hung above your head, the vast array of pins, medals, papers with your name in billowing scarlet. What a treat. Like the last cupcake in the back of the refrigerator that had too much chocolate icing and was only semi-covered in multi-colored snowflakes. I'd loved to have personally presented it to you. There'd be my own plaque, billowing scarlet and all. It'd say, "Mr. Heaney, , you must own a ***** I hope you'd laugh, and not be offended, thinking me a distasteful and insensitive lout. It may not be right, but I can't help but steal the volumes surrounding yours out of every **** library so "Seamus Heaney" may catch the eye of the common passerby more easily. I think I even went to work on enhancing a spine with a red sharpie once. Red hits the eye hard. That was in the central library downtown. Don't tell anyone. Beyond a laugh, what I hope for most is that you get this letter. Just look at it. Wonder why someone so far removed in age and culture and place would ever think of you holding an over-frosted desert as glorious.
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It is neither here, or there. Not behind this door, or maybe this one, no. Tis not high? Or low? Oh, I’ve forgotten so. One can be pleased, as I have misplaced this. My steps miss-traced, something could be amiss. Though, it is difficult, to lose such a thing. Its hands wrap around my neck, as it clings. I can’t hear it ring, what sound will it bring? When it finally comes back. Oh, what happened to it, I feel like a lout. Where is my self-doubt?
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 7:39 PM UTC
I lost something.
Fade to scene--pallet: blue and green--wide shot; mood: serene. Establish view; a stock or few; pan right to view a distant two. A hazy rim; we cut to HIM--so clean and prim--just as we hear the hymn... A tear rolls down his chin. The brightness dims; music shifts to grim. Cue the screams; cut the scene. We're back in the now and the mood is mean. HE'S back in a view--pallet: black and blue--the shot askew. The mood's muted; sounds of shooting. Cue dialog: "Look what you did..." Camera jerks; extreme closeup: a smirk; let the ANTAGONIST work. The wire crew's here. HERO sheds a tear. Signal stuntman on the tier. Orchestra on my mark... Deliver line then cut to dark. Light's back to reality. The view won't change, you see. There's no crew or doubles. Just a wide sea of troubles. No second shots; no calling "CUT"; it's all open-shut. It's not like a filmmaker's lens; it's not just pretend. Let me script this out what you're all about: An overconfident lout, but backlit with doubt. All part of a cast, direct you like I did the last. I see that you're furious, but you're hardly fast. Now I'll produce the fear as the shoot draws near-- I've got the schedule set; we're not finished here!-- You're calling "cut," but I'm just cutting you more, And then I'll edit you out on the cutting room floor. I appreciate that you feel you've come so far, But never forget this is MY movie, and I'm the STAR!
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Aug 30, 2014
Aug 30, 2014 at 6:42 PM UTC
Like a Filmmaker's Lens
THE Roaring Tinker if you like, But Mannion is my name, And I beat up the common sort And think it is no shame. The common breeds the common, A lout begets a lout, So when I take on half a score I knock their heads about. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. All Mannions come from Manannan, Though rich on every shore He never lay behind four walls He had such character, Nor ever made an iron red Nor soldered *** or pan; His roaring and his ranting Best please a wandering man. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Could Crazy Jane put off old age And ranting time renew, Could that old god rise up again We'd drink a can or two, And out and lay our leadership On country and on town, Throw likely couples into bed And knock the others down. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. II My name is Henry Middleton, I have a small demesne, A small forgotten house that's set On a storm-bitten green. I scrub its floors and make my bed, I cook and change my plate, The post and garden-boy alone Have keys to my old gate. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Though I have locked my gate on them, I pity all the young, I know what devil's trade they learn From those they live among, Their drink, their pitch-and-toss by day, Their robbery by night; The wisdom of the people's gone, How can the young go straight? From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. When every Sunday afternoon On the Green Lands I walk And wear a coat in fashion. Memories of the talk Of henwives and of queer old men Brace me and make me strong; There's not a pilot on the perch Knows I have lived so long. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. III Come gather round me, players all: Come praise Nineteen-Sixteen, Those from the pit and gallery Or from the painted scene That fought in the Post Office Or round the City Hall, praise every man that came again, Praise every man that fell. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Who was the first man shot that day? The player Connolly, Close to the City Hall he died; Catriage and voice had he; He lacked those years that go with skill, But later might have been A famous, a brilliant figure Before the painted scene. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Some had no thought of victory But had gone out to die That Ireland's mind be greater, Her heart mount up on high; And yet who knows what's yet to come? For patrick pearse had said That in every generation Must Ireland's blood be shed. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen.
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Three Songs To The One Burden
THE Roaring Tinker if you like, But Mannion is my name, And I beat up the common sort And think it is no shame. The common breeds the common, A lout begets a lout, So when I take on half a score I knock their heads about. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. All Mannions come from Manannan, Though rich on every shore He never lay behind four walls He had such character, Nor ever made an iron red Nor soldered *** or pan; His roaring and his ranting Best please a wandering man. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Could Crazy Jane put off old age And ranting time renew, Could that old god rise up again We'd drink a can or two, And out and lay our leadership On country and on town, Throw likely couples into bed And knock the others down. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. II My name is Henry Middleton, I have a small demesne, A small forgotten house that's set On a storm-bitten green. I scrub its floors and make my bed, I cook and change my plate, The post and garden-boy alone Have keys to my old gate. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Though I have locked my gate on them, I pity all the young, I know what devil's trade they learn From those they live among, Their drink, their pitch-and-toss by day, Their robbery by night; The wisdom of the people's gone, How can the young go straight? From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. When every Sunday afternoon On the Green Lands I walk And wear a coat in fashion. Memories of the talk Of henwives and of queer old men Brace me and make me strong; There's not a pilot on the perch Knows I have lived so long. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. III Come gather round me, players all: Come praise Nineteen-Sixteen, Those from the pit and gallery Or from the painted scene That fought in the Post Office Or round the City Hall, praise every man that came again, Praise every man that fell. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Who was the first man shot that day? The player Connolly, Close to the City Hall he died; Catriage and voice had he; He lacked those years that go with skill, But later might have been A famous, a brilliant figure Before the painted scene. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. Some had no thought of victory But had gone out to die That Ireland's mind be greater, Her heart mount up on high; And yet who knows what's yet to come? For patrick pearse had said That in every generation Must Ireland's blood be shed. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen.
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As I came over Windy Gap They threw a halfpenny into my cap. For I am running to paradise; And all that I need do is to wish And somebody puts his hand in the dish To throw me a bit of salted fish: And there the king is but as the beggar. My brother Mourteen is worn out With skelping his big brawling lout, And I am running to paradise; A poor life, do what he can, And though he keep a dog and a gun, A serving-maid and a serving-man: And there the king is but as the beggar. Poor men have grown to be rich men, And rich men grown to be poor again, And I am running to paradise; And many a darling wit's grown dull That tossed a bare heel when at school, Now it has filled a old sock full: And there the king is but as the beggar. The wind is old and still at play While I must hurty upon my way. For I am running to paradise; Yet never have I lit on a friend To take my fancy like the wind That nobody can buy or bind: And there the king is but as the beggar.
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Running To Paradise
Oh, phalo skeptic, part your wave for skirted ***** surfers, tho, trout, tripe, and titmice thrill thrice.. Will duct tape save us? Urge the Zamboni machine, to microwave ice. Quince down that pouting sphincter, Oh, the tides do swell on the morrow of passing fish. Wheelbarrow pious. Swift, awesome biblionauts, Fire! Fire! Pail, Pail thy watered pitch. Know this, every potato is somewhere vane ... I'm busy now, rude duuude, have you sweated a recumbent lout? Indent chill mots, Pete, I'm big in Europe, pal, Have seen me dance the Macarena? Fool, fool on that high hill,! Take care when licking spiny urchins Oy! I scare myself.
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Jan 19, 2011
Jan 19, 2011 at 2:34 PM UTC
Rant-ku
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya; [email protected]) My name is Joseph Am a Jewish bachelor Or call me a male spinster Am a poor penniless carpenter Am pushing forth and back my plane And waving my old claw hammer Hitting the nail on the head And chopping of its ears by my adze In the entirety of Israel and Hebrew world My beautiful Hebrew fiancée is Mary No she is already my wife , Mary wife of my youth She is pregnant minus my nuptiality Minus my conjugal enfranchisement And the man who fertilized her Was witnessed and flunkeyed by Gabriel The airy voice in the amorphous whirlwind Without form and shape but erotically crazy How sad; I am a victim of the spiritual powers that be My jealousy of humanity will be condemned blasphemous Kindly come and feel with me, please feel for me How do you see? For someone else To have *** and *** with your newlywed wife Or your beautiful ***** Or your lovable concubineous fiancée Until he makes her pregnant with male foetus Then he commands you to marry her Because you are only a humble wood work He commands you to accept fornication As immaculate *** that yield holy pregnancy Holy conception but nothing bad or foul, What if that male foetus comes out a son Who resembles foreigners from beyond the mountain? But not me, his head having shape of a hook I am annoyed with this heaven chauvinist religion This horrible anti-human relationship From which I will be degraded and come out ignobled And the one who impregnated my wife Will be exulted and ennobled to the throne of glory His son and himself they will be made an exalted religion But I will die desperate as a carpentering lout A worthless Jewish oat, reeking a foul stench O Death! Come take me away from this humiliated life I don’t want to see this Jewish Mary with her bulging belly Her beauty and sexuality has made me a village pumpkin She is in no way a ******
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 8:56 AM UTC
BALLADS OF JOSEPH THE FATHER OF JESUS
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya; [email protected]) My name is Joseph Am a Jewish bachelor Or call me a male spinster Am a poor penniless carpenter Am pushing forth and back my plane And waving my old claw hammer Hitting the nail on the head And chopping of its ears by my adze In the entirety of Israel and Hebrew world My beautiful Hebrew fiancée is Mary No she is already my wife , Mary wife of my youth She is pregnant minus my nuptiality Minus my conjugal enfranchisement And the man who fertilized her Was witnessed and flunkeyed by Gabriel The airy voice in the amorphous whirlwind Without form and shape but erotically crazy How sad; I am a victim of the spiritual powers that be My jealousy of humanity will be condemned blasphemous Kindly come and feel with me, please feel for me How do you see? For someone else To have *** and *** with your newlywed wife Or your beautiful ***** Or your lovable concubineous fiancée Until he makes her pregnant with male foetus Then he commands you to marry her Because you are only a humble wood work He commands you to accept fornication As immaculate *** that yield holy pregnancy Holy conception but nothing bad or foul, What if that male foetus comes out a son Who resembles foreigners from beyond the mountain? But not me, his head having shape of a hook I am annoyed with this heaven chauvinist religion This horrible anti-human relationship From which I will be degraded and come out ignobled And the one who impregnated my wife Will be exulted and ennobled to the throne of glory His son and himself they will be made an exalted religion But I will die desperate as a carpentering lout A worthless Jewish oat, reeking a foul stench O Death! Come take me away from this humiliated life I don’t want to see this Jewish Mary with her bulging belly Her beauty and sexuality has made me a village pumpkin She is in no way a ******
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Specious speculative salacious spectral season Transmogrify trapezium traverse torsion treason Erotica errantry erectile endogenic emblazon Ghastly gnashy grotesque gristly garrison Larcenous lecherous lascivious latent lesson Entelechy ethology exsistentialize extant epsilons Spurious spry squabble subtle specialization Transient transitive tour de force teleportation Encephala enunciate endeavor executant emulation Garish gaudy gambit glitch granulation Lurid livid liaison limpid laceration Extravaganza expletives expeditious equilibration emendation Sly stodgy surreptitious spatiotemporal solicitor Taciturn tactile transcendent tertiary torpor Euphoria eminent equivocal exserted emancipator Garrulous gustatory gung ** gestational gesticulator Lyricism lilt liberation lambaste levitator Escutcheon exergonic epaulet exodus extrapolator Starkness staunch spectacle stolid stultification Telepathy tantamount tractive tellurian transmutation Exonerate euthenics exegesis entourage eradication Groaty gnarly gruesome gristly gastrulation Licentious lewd lacunar laconic limitation Extemporaneous exigency embark embargo extradition Slinky slick sultry stoical snout Transubstantiate torturous temerarious tumultuous tout Eucharist extortion enmity epithet eke out Gross grit groin grove grout Lentic leister lotic lothario levity lout Execrating eventuation evocative evitable excerpt bout
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 3:59 PM UTC
Transpicuous
"Hawa sang chalna seekh gayi ** Thora pankh faila udna bhi seekh jaoge, Jra azma ke deakh khud ko, Zindgi ka matlab seekh jaoge. Khush hoon jaan ke tum logon ko, Padna seekh gyi ** Thodi himmat rakh , Honsle ke kami nahi tujh me, Sar utha ke chala kro, Tumhe darna nahi kisi se.. Tum bholi si nanhi si, Payari si thi, Mma papa ki gudiya dulari si thi, Ankhon main anshoo a jate unki, Jab tum rote rote so jaati, Unki ladli payari si tum... Na jaane kab unki gudiya badi ** gayi, Unhe pata bhi na chala, Jiin hathon main kheli unhi se vida ** ke chal bhi bdi... Kya hi zindgi tumhe mili hai, kuch pal rahi mma papa sang, Begane aye tujhe le gye, Tere mma papa ko anshoo de gye... Hansti kehlti papa ke dil ka taara thi tum, Kuch khelne ko na hota, To papa ki peeth ki sawari thi tum... Papa ki beti aaj badi ** gayi hai, Kl thak jo roti lagti nanhi si, Bechari si thi , Aaj mma ki vo ladli sayani ban gayi hai... Gairon ko rehne de, Papa ka sar na jhukana kabhi, Bde laad payar se rakha hai tujhe, kabhi rulana na unhe... BEti tu lout ke jaldi aana tera intazar rahega, Teri maa royi to main sambhal lunga, Par tere papa roye to. tere siva koi chup karvane nahi ayega...
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Sep 11, 2017
Sep 11, 2017 at 9:12 AM UTC
"PAYARI BITYA"
I have met them at close of day Coming with vivid faces From counter or desk among grey Eighteenth-century houses. I have passed with a nod of the head Or polite meaningless words, Or have lingered awhile and said Polite meaningless words, And thought before I had done Of a mocking tale or a gibe To please a companion Around the fire at the club, Being certain that they and I But lived where motley is worn: All changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. That woman's days were spent In ignorant good will, Her nights in argument Until her voice grew shrill. What voice more sweet than hers When young and beautiful, She rode to harriers? This man had kept a school And rode our winged horse. This other his helper and friend Was coming into his force; He might have won fame in the end, So sensitive his nature seemed, So daring and sweet his thought. This other man I had dreamed A drunken, vain-glorious lout. He had done most bitter wrong To some who are near my heart, Yet I number him in the song; He, too, has resigned his part In the casual comedy; He, too, has been changed in his turn, Transformed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. Hearts with one purpose alone Through summer and winter seem Enchanted to a stone To trouble the living stream. The horse that comes from the road. The rider, the birds that range From cloud to tumbling cloud, Minute by minute change; A shadow of cloud on the stream Changes minute by minute; A horse-hoof slides on the brim, And a horse plashes within it Where long-legged moor-hens dive, And hens to moor-cocks call. Minute by minute they live: The stone's in the midst of all. Too long a sacrifice Can make a stone of the heart. O when may it suffice? That is heaven's part, our part To murmur name upon name, As a mother names her child When sleep at last has come On limbs that had run wild. What is it but nightfall? No, no, not night but death; Was it needless death after all? For England may keep faith For all that is done and said. We know their dream; enough To know they dreamed and are dead. And what if excess of love Bewildered them till they died? I write it out in a verse -- MacDonagh and MacBride And Connolly and Pearse Now and in time to be, Wherever green is worn, Are changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born.
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Easter, 1916
I have met them at close of day Coming with vivid faces From counter or desk among grey Eighteenth-century houses. I have passed with a nod of the head Or polite meaningless words, Or have lingered awhile and said Polite meaningless words, And thought before I had done Of a mocking tale or a gibe To please a companion Around the fire at the club, Being certain that they and I But lived where motley is worn: All changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. That woman's days were spent In ignorant good will, Her nights in argument Until her voice grew shrill. What voice more sweet than hers When young and beautiful, She rode to harriers? This man had kept a school And rode our winged horse. This other his helper and friend Was coming into his force; He might have won fame in the end, So sensitive his nature seemed, So daring and sweet his thought. This other man I had dreamed A drunken, vain-glorious lout. He had done most bitter wrong To some who are near my heart, Yet I number him in the song; He, too, has resigned his part In the casual comedy; He, too, has been changed in his turn, Transformed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. Hearts with one purpose alone Through summer and winter seem Enchanted to a stone To trouble the living stream. The horse that comes from the road. The rider, the birds that range From cloud to tumbling cloud, Minute by minute change; A shadow of cloud on the stream Changes minute by minute; A horse-hoof slides on the brim, And a horse plashes within it Where long-legged moor-hens dive, And hens to moor-cocks call. Minute by minute they live: The stone's in the midst of all. Too long a sacrifice Can make a stone of the heart. O when may it suffice? That is heaven's part, our part To murmur name upon name, As a mother names her child When sleep at last has come On limbs that had run wild. What is it but nightfall? No, no, not night but death; Was it needless death after all? For England may keep faith For all that is done and said. We know their dream; enough To know they dreamed and are dead. And what if excess of love Bewildered them till they died? I write it out in a verse -- MacDonagh and MacBride And Connolly and Pearse Now and in time to be, Wherever green is worn, Are changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born.
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Left Left Right Left I swipe, hoping to find it A Disney story IRL Alas, I've reached the pit of Hell Countless matches and open chats Oh the deep regret one has A drink, a coffee, a dinner out Charming, funny or a lout? Days, months and a year has passed Too many swipes, none of 'em last Incredible *** one odd out But then I'm back on the look out Left Left Right Left **** Disney and **** this I'm on my own, I have a hand *** with myself is just as grand
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 3:08 PM UTC
Garbage Tin-der
Who talks of Plato's spindle; What set it whirling round? Eternity may dwindle, Time is unwound, Dan and Jerry Lout Change their loves about. However they may take it, Before the thread began I made, and may not break it When the last thread has run, A bargain with that hair And all the windings there.
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His Bargain
The ballad of a drunken yobho You see he will go to the club, to watch the match And he'll start to cheer with te guys He will make the blokes who support the other team angry But as long as his team wins, it's ok And then suddenly from out of the blue Their team comes back with two great goals, to get it within 3 And he said, we are still in front And,mate, we have only 2 minutes to go, ya wamker And suddenly a fight broke out, ***** v ***** And suddenly their wives entered having a girls night down the pub And I pulled out and they called me a wimp But I wanted to have good *** and also Concentrate on keeping a tag on my team And they still caled me a wimp and suddenly from Out of the blue, his team won, and I wondered why And I blamed the referee for a push in the back But it wasn't, so I pushed my friend in the back And he went head over turkey into the girls night out And my girl yelled and I said, sorry, but he was beginning to buy me He hates our team and he is the reason for them losing He fixed the game, love he fixes games That's what he does, he really doesn't but I wanted calming down *** tonight, so I don't care And If that makes me a yobho I am a ***** and I am proud of it
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 6:20 AM UTC
THE BALLAS\D OF A DRUNKEN LOUT
Obtusely overt and contusionally obscene, boy I feel like being mean. Rip its face off, shove it up its nose, be a raven in a flock of crows. Be a bad *** savage brutal, why I'll even throw in the kit and caboodle. Feral phrenic frenzied **** with immaculate mule kit blues aimed **** One for all and all for one, we're all moving to Fullerton. Where the lecherous lothario lout, is no longer libido liaison's tout. Fecund cogent liberating exigence, do you get it or are you dense? Pique puissant piquant quintescence, have you all learned your lessons?
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Jan 13, 2013
Jan 13, 2013 at 7:14 PM UTC
Anger Issues
"Don't be frightened if I cry and my shoulders shudder," she breathes. The lavender of the sky droops above a dim-winter's sea, and just as the words are out I graze her cheek like a blade of grass drops its dew. "I'd be a true lout --", her fingers of orange topaz -- gleamed in moonlight -- stop my lips short. "Don't." Teardrops roll slowly down in a display apt for an old court show; such a sadness in her tone.
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Jun 15, 2013
Jun 15, 2013 at 2:41 AM UTC
"Don't be frightened if I cry..."
MY DAD WHISKED ROBIN WILLIAMS OVER THE CLOUD 9, TO BE HIS TWIN BROTHER OR WITH THE HELP OF CRONUS AND BUDDHA, YOU SEE AS SOON AS ROBIN WILLIAMS DIED CRONUS, AND BUDDHA, PUT DAD ON CLOUD 9, TO CALM THE SOULD OF DEAD ROBIN WILLIAMS YOU SEE, BUDDHA AND CRONUS, HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD TOGETHER TO GET ROBIN WILLIAMS INTO LISA CAMPBELL’S ****** I KNOW THEY WERE EXPECTING TWINS ANYWAY, AND BUDDHA MADE ROBIN WILLIAMS DIE IN AUGUST TO GROW THE FETUS INSIDE, DAD, IS THE MIGHTIER TWIN CAUSE, HIS SOULD WAS ALREADY THERE, BUT IN AUGUST, AS I TOLD YOU, ROBIN WILLIAMS DIED TO GROW HIS SOUL INTO LISA CAMPBELL’S OTHER TWIN, I AM NOT TRYING TO MAKE LISA CAMPBELL FEEL BAD, ACTUALLY I PREFER HER AND DAVID NOT TO BE FACEBOOK FRIENDS WITH ME, I PREFER THIS TO BE KEPT OUT OF THEIR FAMILY, BECAUSE, I AM JUST EXPLAINING ROBIN WILLIAMS’S ROLE IN THE ****** DAD IS ONLY MIGHTIER, BECAUSE HE WAS THE FIRST ONE DIED, AND I DON’T BELIEVE, THAT BOTH SOULS HAVE TO BE THERE AT BIRTH, BUT BUDDHA IS LIKE THE CHRISTIAN GOD HE CAN’T PRE EXPLAIN ANYTHING, AND ME, WELL I MADE SURE THAT DAD HAD ROBIN WILLIAMS SOUL FOR BEING NICE TO ME, BY BEING A FATHER AND GOING TO MY CHRISTMAS PARTIES WITH MY MUM AND DAD AND ANOTHER THING, DAD IS GIVEN THIS CREDIT, FOR NOT KICKING ME OUT, WHEN I WAS A DRUNKEN LOUT YOU SEE THIS IS THE BEST PLACE FOR DAD, DAVID CAMPBELL MORNINGS, JIMMY BARNES GRANDDADDY AND MY OLD FRIEND OLGA CHICK, FROM VINNIES IN SOUL LEO AND OTHER TWIN AFTER DEATH ROBIN WILLIAMS SOULD GRADUALLY ENTERED OTHER TWIN AFTER BUDDHA KILLED HIM BUDDHA WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS, BUT IT’S BEEN DONE NOW, ONLY COMPLICATIONS CAN STOP IT
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 11:40 PM UTC
DAD IS MIGHTIER THAN ROBIN, ONLY BECAUSE HE DIED FIRST
MY DAD WHISKED ROBIN WILLIAMS OVER THE CLOUD 9, TO BE HIS TWIN BROTHER OR WITH THE HELP OF CRONUS AND BUDDHA, YOU SEE AS SOON AS ROBIN WILLIAMS DIED CRONUS, AND BUDDHA, PUT DAD ON CLOUD 9, TO CALM THE SOULD OF DEAD ROBIN WILLIAMS YOU SEE, BUDDHA AND CRONUS, HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD TOGETHER TO GET ROBIN WILLIAMS INTO LISA CAMPBELL’S ****** I KNOW THEY WERE EXPECTING TWINS ANYWAY, AND BUDDHA MADE ROBIN WILLIAMS DIE IN AUGUST TO GROW THE FETUS INSIDE, DAD, IS THE MIGHTIER TWIN CAUSE, HIS SOULD WAS ALREADY THERE, BUT IN AUGUST, AS I TOLD YOU, ROBIN WILLIAMS DIED TO GROW HIS SOUL INTO LISA CAMPBELL’S OTHER TWIN, I AM NOT TRYING TO MAKE LISA CAMPBELL FEEL BAD, ACTUALLY I PREFER HER AND DAVID NOT TO BE FACEBOOK FRIENDS WITH ME, I PREFER THIS TO BE KEPT OUT OF THEIR FAMILY, BECAUSE, I AM JUST EXPLAINING ROBIN WILLIAMS’S ROLE IN THE ****** DAD IS ONLY MIGHTIER, BECAUSE HE WAS THE FIRST ONE DIED, AND I DON’T BELIEVE, THAT BOTH SOULS HAVE TO BE THERE AT BIRTH, BUT BUDDHA IS LIKE THE CHRISTIAN GOD HE CAN’T PRE EXPLAIN ANYTHING, AND ME, WELL I MADE SURE THAT DAD HAD ROBIN WILLIAMS SOUL FOR BEING NICE TO ME, BY BEING A FATHER AND GOING TO MY CHRISTMAS PARTIES WITH MY MUM AND DAD AND ANOTHER THING, DAD IS GIVEN THIS CREDIT, FOR NOT KICKING ME OUT, WHEN I WAS A DRUNKEN LOUT YOU SEE THIS IS THE BEST PLACE FOR DAD, DAVID CAMPBELL MORNINGS, JIMMY BARNES GRANDDADDY AND MY OLD FRIEND OLGA CHICK, FROM VINNIES IN SOUL LEO AND OTHER TWIN AFTER DEATH ROBIN WILLIAMS SOULD GRADUALLY ENTERED OTHER TWIN AFTER BUDDHA KILLED HIM BUDDHA WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS, BUT IT’S BEEN DONE NOW, ONLY COMPLICATIONS CAN STOP IT
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