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"luggages" poems
Blinded by the sunlight that shines so brightly, it proceeds to massage my spectacles, rinsing the grime away from my eyes, there lived mankind, buildings, plants, and animals, but where was I, unaware of the planet I saunter, I look in amazement, unborn to what to forecast, but then I distinguished the dark side, somber and bleak, impoverished skeletons walking hunchbacked, desperately scrambling for silver, as so to purchase a bottle of liquor and a burger to indulge his vacancy that absents him, as I trek my way further into this metropolis, I hear a sudden commotion arising from the right direction, it begins to steer me that way, luring me in deeply there was a mass of onlookers chanting on, of what seemed to be two individuals pummeling one another into a bloodbath, but then it escalated, the crowd began to all partake in the beating and it caused a mayhem, that was uncontrolled, I bolted the scene, protecting my mask from getting dismantled, as suddenly I hear a very deafening noise, it was a four wheeler wagon, that speedily amtrac it's way towards the locus in which we was in, everyone scattered the scene, as the people who dressed in uniform annihilated the scene, putting an outright stop to the madness that occurred, forestalling future procreation from the participants, my heart shriveled and I gasped for air, I ran aimlessly into a town that was lively and sunny, as I saw mankind playing sports, clubbing, riding nice convertibles, homes were futuristic, plants were vegetated, smiles and giggles were infectious, everyone was cheerful and amused enjoying this utopian I discovered, it was care-free, as folks walked in suit and ties, formal dresses, luggages entering and exiting, dialect as clear as caribbean sea, friendly animals chaperoned by their owner, "where am I?", "what was this strange but yet interesting soil I embark on?", ..... I don't know, but it closes me in like a maze and I'm forced to live as they.
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Aug 25, 2018
Aug 25, 2018 at 4:12 PM UTC
Unworldy Newborn
Blinded by the sunlight that shines so brightly, it proceeds to massage my spectacles, rinsing the grime away from my eyes, there lived mankind, buildings, plants, and animals, but where was I, unaware of the planet I saunter, I look in amazement, unborn to what to forecast, but then I distinguished the dark side, somber and bleak, impoverished skeletons walking hunchbacked, desperately scrambling for silver, as so to purchase a bottle of liquor and a burger to indulge his vacancy that absents him, as I trek my way further into this metropolis, I hear a sudden commotion arising from the right direction, it begins to steer me that way, luring me in deeply there was a mass of onlookers chanting on, of what seemed to be two individuals pummeling one another into a bloodbath, but then it escalated, the crowd began to all partake in the beating and it caused a mayhem, that was uncontrolled, I bolted the scene, protecting my mask from getting dismantled, as suddenly I hear a very deafening noise, it was a four wheeler wagon, that speedily amtrac it's way towards the locus in which we was in, everyone scattered the scene, as the people who dressed in uniform annihilated the scene, putting an outright stop to the madness that occurred, forestalling future procreation from the participants, my heart shriveled and I gasped for air, I ran aimlessly into a town that was lively and sunny, as I saw mankind playing sports, clubbing, riding nice convertibles, homes were futuristic, plants were vegetated, smiles and giggles were infectious, everyone was cheerful and amused enjoying this utopian I discovered, it was care-free, as folks walked in suit and ties, formal dresses, luggages entering and exiting, dialect as clear as caribbean sea, friendly animals chaperoned by their owner, "where am I?", "what was this strange but yet interesting soil I embark on?", ..... I don't know, but it closes me in like a maze and I'm forced to live as they.
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in a city where i cannot stay off to an unknown town i will fly away for a new start and better days i'm only here to be sane thirty boxes in which my whole life lays packed and set to minimum full and heavy luggages pictures and books and letters all memories packed away with everything and everyone i'm leaving in dismay it's nobody's fault i just need to get away but in this dreadful city my love stays my source of happiness and i simply cannot walk away but in three years dear he'd promised he will wait in three years back to this hell of a place but not for too long only to see my beloved's face fill in the gaps of our missing time once more to feel his embrace but in time i will leave again somewhere far away a place i've never seen where no one knows my name and i will keep the same routine pack, say goodbye, and fly away consumed by wanderlust stuck in a place for too long i cannot stay -djs
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 8:56 PM UTC
wanderlust
As we wander through the dunes rhythm, The blistering sun jaunts across, Exhibiting the elegance of the sanguine sands, A ravishing roots of colours, Whirling on the Sahara, The beautiful blue skies, Their true reflection, With delight we trail from audaghust to the inlands, In a waddling gait, The heavy luggages on humps, Are the loads of luxury bade by kumbi saleh, The camels and jockeys pride themselves in it flamboyant environs, And our thobes and keffiyeh makes merry, In the breeze of sacred grove trees, Mesmerizing the aesthetics of Arab architecture, Treking through the routes of Tjilmasa to Tehrent, In the comfort of the oases, Replenishing our thirst and fatigue, With benevolent breeze from palms and peaches, Glancing at the magnificent mirages pearls, We sight the atlas mountains, And its Maghreb, Caravan A Poem Written By, Historian E.Lexano ©March 8,2015
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 11:26 AM UTC
Caravan
ten months away two with you after hours and days flying from and to ten months apart postcards letter stamps phone cards five hour phone calls exceeding text limits occasional fights and constant I miss you's two months together formal dates long walks take out food sincere talks hugging and kissing and hand holding not having to worry about one of us leaving then come the hours of dreading heavy luggages heavy crying and sobbing plane tickets one of us will be flying tears and sadness hugs and kisses the airport had witnessed our love more than anything else and after this day i'll be back to being away two thousand one hundred sixty eight miles away from you but this is not the end i'll see you again -djs
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 7:12 PM UTC
our love travelled 2168.585 miles
With audacity. I arrived late at the terminal naked. Skycaps took my diminutive luggages away on skateboards. At the gate I vanished Then a moment later boarding the jet without feet. Take off. Is her reaching on tiptoes to kiss me. I'm so high aero plane crawls by like seconds The descent happens like falling asleep, landing like crashing and leaping awake. I'm departing the cabin of imagination down hallways, check in Pick up baggage Gone Approaching exit So cool like low riders A whole universe Materialize here Doors automatically Step back I'm gone In fits and terror I arrived like Astronauts A lover's letter I'm when pigs fly, Hell freezes over, I'm baby Jesus returned Two guns, fussin &fightin; I was so gone That for a moment I thought I was God!
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 11:47 PM UTC
Untitled
black faded ink on parchment paper these were the days we knew dreams and eternity. coffee stains on white fitted sheets these were the days we knew bliss and love broken frames and burning cheeks these were the days we knew agony and nightmares tequila shots, filling luggages and hasty departures that was the day I knew vacuity and broken promises
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 2:10 AM UTC
Empty Promises
What is this train doing To me? Going to all the wrong places And has the driver no control? Other passengers are screaming as if homeless To persuade the driver to take this trembling namby-pamby  sick **** To their own favourite towns. When I sit quietly in an infrequently haunted compartment, the wasted smell from the toilet And these riotous noises Of the driver failing, the train stopping at lonely stations and others howling unnecessary caps locks and exclamation marks Infiltrate my senses and at the end of this journey, You can see through the flimsy permeability The holes are so prominent Yet light doesn't enter. The train's timings are weird - all in the night. The train gets derailed at one point due to the ruckus, on fire and the searchlight came very late, didn't notice my quivering queer hand rise amidst a burnt heap of  luggages of people who led to this ravaging managed to creep out of the train at the right moment, And desolated for the moses to grow inside this melted metal mess and through the rest of me. This is too big a coffin for me- unceremonious, caliginous and under the open sky There's not much of me left to give back to.
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Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 2:51 AM UTC
Platform number: Catastrophe
I've seen people heave luggages of the Past toward promises of the Future, trampling the Present in their way.
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 11:00 AM UTC
Reflection
I hope you know That i gave up my world To give you the freedom that you want So that you can fly Without me tied around your neck, Or me weighing you down with all of my luggages To let you soar in the new airspace I really, really hope that you do now Because i really am not And all in all You were really all i had
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May 16, 2018
May 16, 2018 at 1:04 PM UTC
Are you happy now?
She left. Left with silk robes and leather luggages. I was left. Left with soiled pennies and a running box fan propped on the window seal. I see the rooms, side by side. Coral blue and pastel pink. I dread to walk by. Therefore I drown in bitter pungent misery. Nothing but day old tuna and concentrated orange juice in the fridge. She complained. I drowned. I anguish over how I misused my love. Its too late. Can't take back the knuckle shaped bruises, The dried tears. I admit, We were young in that pickup truck of 1972. Sorry for dragging you in my bitter pungent misery. Watching all of it leave the door has me drown. Its my birthday. I sit alone gorging and filling in cake to escape the taste of, Beer.
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 7:13 PM UTC
Cake & Beer