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"mashes" poems
Human directives, veracities unverified   Bellies belching with anger, murderers Udders dripping hate, foundling banters Hunters striking the hungered, unfortunate Glare sight to seek the truth, hold me lets sink Tear motions and debates of inequality My Dafur, the realm of the fur, demise All armed in Sudan, the arid, a battlefield Emergency alarms sirens from 2003 The indefinite complications and hunger A land of the displaced, starving nomads Hear me out in these non-dissolving conflicts Guantanamo bay detention a prison vicious A base for “war in terrorism”, reciprocal laws Inhumane human interrogations persists A breach, a revolt, the hunger riots devolve Force-feeding, torturous measures applied All undressed, humiliated, genitalia exposed A Rwanda slain in divide and rule Civil clashes, mashes, all trashed Swaying war rapes, tapes, the raves Machetes slashing necks and hands A lust of power, a genocide slaughter The Tutsi slewed and unsewn from a patch Autocratic regime boring divisions Territorial ethnic cleansing, a holocaust The oppression of Jews, Romanis, Poles Homosexuals, the disabled and mentally ill Indifference pooled in pits and camps The institutional social indoctrination The honor and killing to expose shame The violation and dishonor of moral fabric For what is “good”, “bad”, fixated moral values Buried waists and head, awaiting stones to hit Confessional secrets of only what lays within A torment watching witnesses, all dangling Marxists calls ships to stow ashore Masses kidnapped, confused in deceit Invalid contracts awaits signatures The white immigrants to be enslaved All aboard, now abroad to revolve labor Wage packages taken to pay for freedom Humans bought and sold to be owned Slaves yorked and counted as assets Bounded to serve plantations and homes A human, non human, a chattel, a slave A debt ******* offended and ***** Untamed and made to obey a master A falling global strings unturned Tunes strumming hate, war and pain Human trafficking, violence, inequality Child abuse, civil conflicts, capitalists Commercialism, zero hour contracts For if we have no rights, I have none For if we have no peace I have none
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Jan 20, 2016
Jan 20, 2016 at 6:54 AM UTC
Cruel Inhumane Autocracies
Human directives, veracities unverified   Bellies belching with anger, murderers Udders dripping hate, foundling banters Hunters striking the hungered, unfortunate Glare sight to seek the truth, hold me lets sink Tear motions and debates of inequality My Dafur, the realm of the fur, demise All armed in Sudan, the arid, a battlefield Emergency alarms sirens from 2003 The indefinite complications and hunger A land of the displaced, starving nomads Hear me out in these non-dissolving conflicts Guantanamo bay detention a prison vicious A base for “war in terrorism”, reciprocal laws Inhumane human interrogations persists A breach, a revolt, the hunger riots devolve Force-feeding, torturous measures applied All undressed, humiliated, genitalia exposed A Rwanda slain in divide and rule Civil clashes, mashes, all trashed Swaying war rapes, tapes, the raves Machetes slashing necks and hands A lust of power, a genocide slaughter The Tutsi slewed and unsewn from a patch Autocratic regime boring divisions Territorial ethnic cleansing, a holocaust The oppression of Jews, Romanis, Poles Homosexuals, the disabled and mentally ill Indifference pooled in pits and camps The institutional social indoctrination The honor and killing to expose shame The violation and dishonor of moral fabric For what is “good”, “bad”, fixated moral values Buried waists and head, awaiting stones to hit Confessional secrets of only what lays within A torment watching witnesses, all dangling Marxists calls ships to stow ashore Masses kidnapped, confused in deceit Invalid contracts awaits signatures The white immigrants to be enslaved All aboard, now abroad to revolve labor Wage packages taken to pay for freedom Humans bought and sold to be owned Slaves yorked and counted as assets Bounded to serve plantations and homes A human, non human, a chattel, a slave A debt ******* offended and ***** Untamed and made to obey a master A falling global strings unturned Tunes strumming hate, war and pain Human trafficking, violence, inequality Child abuse, civil conflicts, capitalists Commercialism, zero hour contracts For if we have no rights, I have none For if we have no peace I have none
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Vivacious, atrocious Super capricious Precocious and ferocious Precious and gracious Malicious and facetious Long lashes Gory gashes Fiery slashes Tunic mashes Souls igneous In the end, it’s all ashes, just ashes...
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 2:26 AM UTC
Suffix et. al.
Pencil, chalk, charcoal and erasers Walking hand in hand on a canvas Stretched and condensed observations Obstructions as concentration pins A walk and talk in a dark museum Stored birds, killed preys, stuffed game Tall giraffe, the lion, lionized Victorian art Quirky strokes of eccentric dashes mashes Staring in glasses to capture emotions Art resident mumble whilst erupting muscles The ***** strikes to meet  my ****** gaze Slandered, pasted and matted with prejudice Mouth flowing with filth like a sewage drain Don’t we all come from holes, sticks and bones? Don’t we all come in holes, sticks and bones? A lost sight of an insight, a skin stratified Misted and tainted with toned stinky **** A pigmentation structured in perceptions A plea to ****** stereotypical resolution A streamline of vagaries, unsettle the gallery
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Jan 14, 2016
Jan 14, 2016 at 5:38 PM UTC
Art Gallery Vagaries
Do you remember that night? The night you died? You ran to the sea Almost unconscious. Your body craved to be exposed To the cold winter air. You could almost hear As your bones were trembling Underneath your dry frosty skin. The waves were calling you, Beckoning you towards your future. They stole your future. As you were embraced by the water, Your head was already filled With nothing But dread. You almost fought for survival. Submerged underneath, The water was singing your name. And you were dancing to the melody That had you drowning. And you were willing To give it your last drop of air. Your body Was not yours to control. It was already consumed By the Sirens of the sea. And your purple lips Were singing In sync with the Water Nymphs’ song. And you were enjoying every second of it For you have had enough Of everything going wrong. Your attempts To go above water Were more than plain hopeless, For you had already soled your rightful place In the world of the living. Your skin was not yours anymore. It was hardly even human flesh, For it was blue like the sea. You almost looked like a Nymph yourself. Your teeth cracked To the exposure of the winter air. You were not welcomed above anymore, You were to be endlessly in water. Your whole naked body Was chained With invisible shackles, Pulling you down, Showing you mercilessly Where you were now belonging. Last attempt. And the bottom cried your name, Melting your fragile Naked young body In the icy depths. Do you remember that night? The night you died? You ran to the sea Almost alive. And you seem to be pleased With how the waves play With your unsteady corps. You seem fine With the way they spin you around Until you can’t understand anymore Where is up And where is down. You don’t seem bothered By the way the water Mashes your head in the rocks. You seem okay With the sea draining your blood. And you don’t seem to care How the cold winter water Takes your empty life. Simply You reached to Heaven. And it reached to you. You were endlessly searching For something More Than This. And that consumed you.
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Jan 18, 2017
Jan 18, 2017 at 3:53 PM UTC
Winter Sea Suicide
Do you remember that night? The night you died? You ran to the sea Almost unconscious. Your body craved to be exposed To the cold winter air. You could almost hear As your bones were trembling Underneath your dry frosty skin. The waves were calling you, Beckoning you towards your future. They stole your future. As you were embraced by the water, Your head was already filled With nothing But dread. You almost fought for survival. Submerged underneath, The water was singing your name. And you were dancing to the melody That had you drowning. And you were willing To give it your last drop of air. Your body Was not yours to control. It was already consumed By the Sirens of the sea. And your purple lips Were singing In sync with the Water Nymphs’ song. And you were enjoying every second of it For you have had enough Of everything going wrong. Your attempts To go above water Were more than plain hopeless, For you had already soled your rightful place In the world of the living. Your skin was not yours anymore. It was hardly even human flesh, For it was blue like the sea. You almost looked like a Nymph yourself. Your teeth cracked To the exposure of the winter air. You were not welcomed above anymore, You were to be endlessly in water. Your whole naked body Was chained With invisible shackles, Pulling you down, Showing you mercilessly Where you were now belonging. Last attempt. And the bottom cried your name, Melting your fragile Naked young body In the icy depths. Do you remember that night? The night you died? You ran to the sea Almost alive. And you seem to be pleased With how the waves play With your unsteady corps. You seem fine With the way they spin you around Until you can’t understand anymore Where is up And where is down. You don’t seem bothered By the way the water Mashes your head in the rocks. You seem okay With the sea draining your blood. And you don’t seem to care How the cold winter water Takes your empty life. Simply You reached to Heaven. And it reached to you. You were endlessly searching For something More Than This. And that consumed you.
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Rolling skin shifts from side to side This beating hit mashes The backs of my knees so they are kissing spirits The low beds here make you feel like a salmon Caught in some fisherman’s net Its obstructs your vision of the world All you can classify from the passers by Is the smell of their voyage And the sand falling from their scalp muscles The heat confuses your senses Your insurrection causes you to plead for a truce A plea not to be hearing German overtones in your own head Where am I now in this weary plane crash? Even the monsters make noises of bliss The streets are filled with Technicolor tropics 2 joints for 8 dollars from homeless Anthony A land of unbearable strangeness Reality left us when the water fell Completing an oasis of vibrancy and nutrition The earth cracks beneath the roaming Of infinite stray dogs and feral humans Everything here has a tale But you may not know it until it is wrapped around your inner thigh A sixth sense of blasphemy Forms a pit of fear in your stomach for whatever you left behind Such creatures never meant to be seen caged between your very eyes They grasp as if you were some ancient tree Equally deserving of their devotion I am just an eroded soldier And this armor is really starting to eat away at the cause One can not find zen in this confusion But we will all float down that path eventually Zen can wait for I would rather wade with the sinners in the pool of exoneration
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Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 9:15 AM UTC
Nova and the Liquid lounge
Fresh Direct Exit I used to sleep With pen and paper on my nighttime table. Nowadays, my iPad tablet rests upon my chest, Not only does it keep me warn, It takes my poems from within, Fresh Direct,^ Edits, credits, and delivers them to your door, While I'm still sleeping. Which is why they come at all hours. It is also why they call them, Love's Labour's Lost saving devices. Refill My woman, my number one fan, Grabs her pillow, mashes her face Into my iPad warmed chest, Without asking permission, Thus fulfilling her mission critical. Restoring the balance, refilling the tank With high octane mystical, thru skin umbilical, A first edition of the day blended mix named, All's Well That Ends Well. 7:45 am July 14th, 2013
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Jul 14, 2013
Jul 14, 2013 at 9:21 AM UTC
Fresh Direct
Chewing and swallowing is a hassle. I wish it weren't taboo to cut open my stomach and insert the meal through the wound. Nothing would go to waste. Mastication is unsightly. It rots your mind and teeth. It tears and mashes what you love into paste, leaving nothing but bones. At least **** the marrow dry. Would you eat something someone else spat out? You are food too. You are slathered in someone else's slime. I try to slice away the mold that consumes him but the mold is all over. Even a little bit of mold on a treat like him is a sign that it's everywhere, that it's toxic, but I keep carving away, believing there is something that can be salvaged.
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 11:48 AM UTC
Don't Stick Your Fork In Gravy
This reality, different from yours. Sandpaper ice-cream cones sold in engulfed, aflame stores. This body, tense yet soft tears underneath the rub of rope. My friend's feet swiped a flailing chair, And her neck did snap, feces everywhere. This sky, wrapped in saran wrap, becomes pregnant when it rains, the plastic weighed down by water, slumps down the aquarium sky, we slump down as it kisses us, crushes us, mashes us, thrashes us. - It all changes here, from god to god, from year to year - Her hips lay like cursive, pale, promising, pent up like the shoulders of an anxious angel. Her hair a burnt brown, wrapped around a whatever-count pillow, like a L'Oréal snake, sleeping sullen, drifting off into a designer dream, unsure of this, unsure of me. I see her as a child -- No, I see me as a child -- No, I see us as children. This. This surreal feeling I get when you're around me. When the world is around me, vibrating underneath my Toms. Vibrating in my prescription bottle. Vibrating between her legs, my ribs. Between each page, so much is hidden: my early swearing that my late love is slowly draining.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 4:34 PM UTC
Alternate Earth
762 The Whole of it came not at once— ’Twas ****** by degrees— A Thrust—and then for Life a chance— The Bliss to cauterize— The Cat reprieves the Mouse She eases from her teeth Just long enough for Hope to tease— Then mashes it to death— ’Tis Life’s award—to die— Contenteder if once— Than dying half—then rallying For consciouser Eclipse—
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The Whole of it came not at once
I want my heart to feel like the great Salt Lakes, reaching towards each other, constantly suspended in the moment just before contact. I want to build this anticipation, but my patience is shorter than your last haircut, when we sat by the river to discuss model trains. I want my mind to feel like a hummingbird when it finally lands to rest on the red plastic device filled with sugar water outside my mother’s kitchen window, but I’m quite a ways from home now and have been for a while. I want my stomach to feel like the tree roots, the red oaks, the ones that dwarf me and that I know would let me get my favorite kind of lost in their home, the kind we planned on visiting after graduation, but I am usually stuck in maple sap. I want my mouth to taste like strawberries, ripened scarlet in the sun, the kind my tall friend’s mother mashes up with sour rhubarb for the perfect jam to last us through winter, but more often than not, my teeth are coffee-stained and my tongue tends to be too sharp for delicate berries. I want my skin to feel like satin ribbons, the kind that tie little girl sashes before holy events and parties where they dance on their father’s toes for the first time, and find it perfectly marvelous, but I am covered in scratches and marks from building enormities. I am a patchwork from the most meaningless scraps. I was a junkyard doll with mismatch buttons eyes and melted cardboard shoes. My head is a garbage heap left out too long, my eyes are scooping all of it up, and my dress is made of someone else’s throwaway linen. My aluminum can hands stretch out for anyone’s how-town while I think of shoestring revues and paper mache.
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 11:52 PM UTC
Don't Worry (Post-Op)
I want my heart to feel like the great Salt Lakes, reaching towards each other, constantly suspended in the moment just before contact. I want to build this anticipation, but my patience is shorter than your last haircut, when we sat by the river to discuss model trains. I want my mind to feel like a hummingbird when it finally lands to rest on the red plastic device filled with sugar water outside my mother’s kitchen window, but I’m quite a ways from home now and have been for a while. I want my stomach to feel like the tree roots, the red oaks, the ones that dwarf me and that I know would let me get my favorite kind of lost in their home, the kind we planned on visiting after graduation, but I am usually stuck in maple sap. I want my mouth to taste like strawberries, ripened scarlet in the sun, the kind my tall friend’s mother mashes up with sour rhubarb for the perfect jam to last us through winter, but more often than not, my teeth are coffee-stained and my tongue tends to be too sharp for delicate berries. I want my skin to feel like satin ribbons, the kind that tie little girl sashes before holy events and parties where they dance on their father’s toes for the first time, and find it perfectly marvelous, but I am covered in scratches and marks from building enormities. I am a patchwork from the most meaningless scraps. I was a junkyard doll with mismatch buttons eyes and melted cardboard shoes. My head is a garbage heap left out too long, my eyes are scooping all of it up, and my dress is made of someone else’s throwaway linen. My aluminum can hands stretch out for anyone’s how-town while I think of shoestring revues and paper mache.
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Trees loom in the shadows. Forbidding and threatening. It reeks of 3am. The animals hush their cooing. The cars drive a little slower. The rain is a bit colder. It pierces the skin. Each drop an ice dagger. The sounds all around. Enormous in weight. The silent screams out. The shadows come out to play. Monsters and demons make homes in the hearts of the lonely still awake. Of the poet who feels 3am as a kindred spirit. Who knows lonliness in the pits of his stomach. He swallows sadness and mashes his pillow fighting the urge to just cradle it to his chest. It reminds him of the eternal her The girl who loved nighttime who craved the cool dew of the sleeping grass under her barefeet as she waltzed under the moonlight with owls hooting their sweet lullaby. She swayed and danced light as feathers and she always danced in his mind. And she always danced in his mind.
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 3:24 AM UTC
She Always Danced
I dreamt of your fragil face tonight The same skinny way it was when you were mine Your grip on reality frightened me You lost yourself in your calories I hooked you up to your feeding machine It wouldn't leave me alone, it wouldn't let me be On and off it beeped and beeped The alarm so high pitched, echoed, like your screaming Nothing I did was good enough for you Coffee was too difficult Eggs was all I could do I sang to you our song, chew, chew... I am a bag of wind Blowing meaningless sense into you You dropped your cigarette, stepped, crushing, ashes The same you did to me, throwing, mashes, crashes I treated you like royalty You deserved the best On your death bed again Varying on the wish that your small life would end Why did you leave me? When I needed you most It was a tragic ending I won't see you again I listen to the sirens File at my house They remind me of your feeding tube Why did you rip it out? I'm hiding in my neighbors tree I need some hope, don't find me please Eventually, I could describe you as this tree Never to be the same again, never to love me
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Jul 18, 2014
Jul 18, 2014 at 2:47 PM UTC
Nightmare
Suddenly she wakes alert, Her senses keen, she stares, What does she see that I can't? The tension raises hairs. Focused, stealthy, she hunts the prey, Staring, sniffing wide and vast, She catches - mashes - the mouse to death, O sweet this child of Bast.
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May 1, 2017
May 1, 2017 at 3:06 AM UTC
Child Of Bast (Ode To My Cat)
Eyelids pinned back, Lack of sleep I let my arms keep track Of the time. As skin cells fold over, I leave some on your collar They used to be dashes, slashes, Eye lashes and spicy mashes. I watch you turn around With an epiphany found: There is no life span to your well wishes, We are all just dead fishes.
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Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 3:34 PM UTC
Evidence of time
A flying Leopard - roared for Love - She stalks - hunts - the skies - Catches - bird - between teeth - How resplendently she flies - Suddenly she rise - alert - Her senses keen - she stares - What does she see that I can't - The tension raises hairs - Focused - stealthy - she hunts the prey - Staring - sniffing wide - vast - She catches - mashes - the mouse to death - O sweet this child of Bast -
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Aug 3, 2017
Aug 3, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
A flying Leopard - roared for Love