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"marinates" poems
It comes to you in your darkest days, disguised in a familiar face, It whispers words you've waited for, uttered with eloquence & grace. It touches your skin, holds your face, Then consumes your self worth without care. It hides behind a mask, planning & scheming, leaving you unaware. It hugs you as you dry your eyes, it fills your head & heart with lies. It utters hollow apologies with no intention of change, It shouts vulgarities in a crowded coney island, Filling you with embarrassment & shame. It fakes compassion as you wait to hear, whether you may indeed have cancer, You question why it chose you? but you never get an answer. It prays at every meal, mocking God without fear, It attacks your reputation, your humanity, and all that you hold dear. It hides behinds friends, half truths, and a sea of endless lies, It marinates in every excess, so it never has to open its' eyes. You cannot give it love, expect empathy, or regret, It is never satisfied because its true needs are not being met. I'll never understand the cruelty, the why or even how, But some things have no answer, and it no longer matters now. Despite what has been DONE TO ME, This I will always implore, Evil may destroy this world, But FAITH, HOPE, & LOVE WILL win the war.
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 3:06 PM UTC
Evil Exists...(8-12-14)
A surrender to the Supermoon    The larger than life presence    Plucking my heart strings Got me caught up    In a dark **** fantasy    About a little death and rebirth If I go down    it better be on the divine mother    Level: Oedipal Submission towards her power stance slipping my fingers up Mother Nature's dress    In child's pose    Inhaling her presence    she pulls me to the clouds    to get to the Holy **** of the sky *To be the ************ Tracing infinity loops with my tongue    trying to see how many licks it takes    to get to the center of innocence Back to before it all began to end Flooding the floors    She bathes me in moonlight    The illumination marinates my little transgressions Drowning out the light pollution    Purifying my mind    with the ***** things she whispers Swaddled up in a bulletproof aura    Swallowed whole by the void of existence    I've never felt more secure
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 8:16 PM UTC
O (Level: Oepdipal)
Repetition of disappointment. Am I doing something wrong? I’m perfect in one moment, But I’m not so perfect for very long. Maybe you felt like you needed to be lifted So you grabbed a pretty face And my emotions shifted To a more comfortable place. And when you decided you didn’t need me anymore, Or maybe you became distracted, You let our beautiful plans hit the floor And now my trust is further impacted. I finally let another one in But I should have been happy alone Because they bruise me from under my skin And now its dark where the sun once shone. You stole what I thought would be home But I guess It was never mine, you must have plenty spaces. I hope you enjoy your stay, wherever you roam, And take pleasure in the twisting faces. Lifeless bodies left behind on your trail, The attention must feel great. Unfortunately, everything becomes stale But by then I will be numb, melancholy marinates.
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Feb 10, 2016
Feb 10, 2016 at 11:15 PM UTC
Another Disappointment
A soft compression to the chest Marinates the muscles of the breast Of flesh and blood hearts are brazen Flush of oxytocin--abrazan. O tender heart that teeth console Stab a fork and set it free Savor the faint beat of dole Soak in spirits--purity. Return, the warmth lingering, This conductor's menagerie Into the grounding state again For a woman to hold is dame.
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Dec 31, 2015
Dec 31, 2015 at 4:00 AM UTC
Hugs
Just between us, shadows, you whisper sounds of regret, the same way my tongue marinates in vowels, and 'my sorry' lies as heavy and hollow in my Chevy trunk among the thousands that I have kept.
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Apr 24, 2017
Apr 24, 2017 at 11:49 PM UTC
Shadows
Billions of women Have known how to prepare a steak. Libraries of recipes, A deep glut Tucked neatly into ancient scrapbooks Boasting of delicate marinates, spells and Sleight-of-hand saucery Like witches hunched over a cauldron Stirring, Kneading with the same spoon That their grandmothers fashioned. Taste, True taste, is a subtle dance Between giving one’s all (Every fiber, every ingredient) And knowing the appropriate spice Ever-proven to suffice By meticulous, observable Experimentation. Billions of women Have had remarkable taste, Memorialized and passed down in a scrapbook Tucked under the cupboard. There is but one of these I cared to read. But it is covered in dirt, Encased in marble, And nowhere near the cupboard.
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May 16, 2017
May 16, 2017 at 1:10 PM UTC
Alas, I Cannot Cook
i'm an exotic spice you cannot just mix me in any fruit-bowl or use me liven up a dead dish listen. i've been made to salsa with the red peppers to sizzle with the onions i'm not a scattering of freaking doughnut sprinkles oh no i melt with the honey that marinates your soul the warmth of cayenne that leaves you craving more so take that into account the next time you compare pancakes to paella
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 10:29 AM UTC
"you don't mix well"