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"maturation" poems
From youth, not unlike the love I received from my family, I surmised, that extended love might be everywhere. With artless, open arms and heart, I embraced this simple notion. In time, sadly this childish wish was honed to a hard truth by maturation. Friends and loves come and go, fleeting in heart, and committed soul. Unreliably, flowing in and ebbing out, like deep undulations of an ocean, all too often with sneaker waves that pull us under. Breakers pushing our ship onto the rocks, in a sea of shallow unfulfilled expectations. Encounters becoming disappointment, with too many frogs kissed. My educated suspicion is, beyond our family of blood kin, Faithful canine love is the only other "truly committed devotion" we are likely to get. In the end, that may well be enough. Perspective wisdom can be a bitter lesson.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 5:11 PM UTC
Realistic Expectations
A sea of gasoline's, Grace of novelties, Cars and halogen, Social disease, Manufactured dreams, Scream on screens, They glean from all living things, Fight, Take, Hide, Such a contumacious existence, Results in an animistic decline, All things that once made us strong, Oblivion has made a meal of them, I walk around this town, I see the colors, I watch the scenes, Fight, Take, Hide, I live in a world without a heart, But machines keep it breathing, And it has many sons, Crowned with clockworks maturation, Am I the last one beating? I don't tick, Not like them, I just watch men bite one another necks from the steps of the front door, They call me the queen of the creaking floorboards, Fight, Take, Hide, I have matchstick eyes, I twist fires with my fingertips, All of these people made of wood, They are like smoke to me, I breathe slices into them with teeth that have no number, I am December, I fight, Take, Hide
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
The Dystopian Part II: Generation In Disdain
The essence of patience The patience of light The travel it takes, knowing It must last for eternity, Beaming forward, granting anew. Patience the virtue. The status to achieve, allowing now So that next can just be, as it will. The patience to leap. Courage carries patience clear, Fears weight sinking below. Patience for death, for one again. The longing for You, to know us again. Patience to see clearly, open my heart To now. Moments always planned out. Patience for the ****** Patience for the touch of your skin, The relation of kin, of natural senses. Of the things that flow, easy. Of titillating tickling of the, everything. Your smell will bring me in. I know it well… the musk of Earth Wrapped in the forest, deep dug in my gut. Dug down patiently to prepare my ground To rise my crown, patient now As maturation continues to take place. Dug down, spine curled out Back arched, heart opened… Patient, awaiting your trail My tribe hunts and gathers, We know we need each other, And so we hunt, and we create And we locate…patience for The revolution taking place… Cyclical naturals, cycles of nature. Back to the Earth we all go. All things have a cycle.
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Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 6:54 PM UTC
revolution and patience
As one chosen by God, certain attributes are demonstrated with loving regularity; despite one’s beliefs, showing kindness requires a daring of spiritual temerity. For The Lord expects His children to give Love towards people without expectations; know that being tenderhearted, helps one to naturally extend actions of compassion. Don’t think lightly, about the richness of kindness, it may one lead to repentance; its warm embrace softens the heart, while Salvation overrides Death’s life sentence. The merit of kindness can’t be overstated; being accepting, forgiving without judgment means not rigidly imposing beliefs on others. As His children, one should make investments in the individualized development of others. With the “Fruit of The Holy Spirit”, growth and maturation can be properly accelerated when applying by the principle of God’s oath to “humbly walk in Love” (as He requires). Kindness is patient, when paired with respect, justice, long-suffering and unconditional Love; the value of kindness, no one should neglect. . . . Author notes Inspired by: Eph 4:32; Gal 5:22-23; Heb 6:10; Rom 2:4; Luke 6:35; Col 3:12; Prov 3:3; Mica 6:8 Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://amzn.to/1ffo9YZ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2016, All rights reserved.
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 4:12 PM UTC
Poem: The Value of Kindness
Self Worthlessness is a completely, temporary phase of human maturation. It persists within the passing ignorance of youth, And fades with the realization of eventual adult wisdom gained over time. The suffering within the journey, Builds character and worth. It's earned, not a birthright.
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 11:54 PM UTC
Worthlessness
Above the wind plains roaring white With lightning crack's climaxing light In the prepubescent gloom Of fear, excitement, unrealized doom The moon appears in cloudy skies With blissful sighs as knowledge dies ****** grasses ripped from home As breeze embraces seed and blows To new beginnings and new ends Where e'er the Fates may deign to send A rose's bud seeps from below Mixed with sticking undertones When innocence concedes the stage To reside in maturation's cage And foolish fancy takes to flight The sun forever fades to night
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 2:13 PM UTC
Sticking Undertones
Boredom #2 I’ve never seen so many synonyms for one small noun, Blocking maturation and enjoy-dom: Boredom. “Weariness, ennui: frustration; Restlessness, dissatisfaction, unconcern: frustration; Lethargy, lassitude, flatness and frustration; Dreariness, repetitiveness, apathy: frustration; Tedium, monotony, dullness. yes, frustration.” Can it be overcome, this boredom? No more war - the boredom won, Exchanged for something more like fun? It can. A friend who, when we speak, says, “It’s a part of nature…has no answer...” Reasoning fallacious, She is wrong as wrong can be And her reasoning a fallacy. Awake at night: hormones, full moons; The glut of light: electric gadgets and devices, Radios that play a song too strong, too long.. A trick I’ve learned that’s brought results; A knack, a shortcut worth consulting Is to train the brain to focus on/in/with the brain; Travel round in, sense and feel… Make it real – as if you really feel The part you aim at, frame then tame. In seconds you’ve an object that’s becomes a subject. Boredom fled, you freed, You and your mood well pleased, released And taken places least expected, Un-objected to by you, The burden boredom’s through. And doomed! Boredom 11.24.2016/ #2 revised 2..16.2017 Revelations Big & Small; Definitely Didactic; Arlene Corwin
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Feb 16, 2017
Feb 16, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
Boredom #2
*stepping back into the west chills reverberate up and down my spine chiseling open obsolescent padlocks dangling with dust on ancient treasure chests pallid colors in the attic release a blossoming familiarity faint hints of retrospections float on faded paper granting me access to roads where no map is needed as i peruse the streets my heart flows coalescing with the vicinity caressing each detail i transform to fluid and fuse with the past through fresh strokes of watercolored memories recollections flash before my eyes revealing antiquated stories though thought forgotten an etched history endeavors to define me renewing itself as i turn each corner i shudder at some remembrances while encompassing others through synchronicity realization hits that I am all of it yet none of it at the same time familiar faces paint meaning onto me no longer do they know me yet they airbrush vestiges of yesteryear and coat me with connotations i allow them to think i am whatever they imagine i morph into their canvas temporarily then break free in multi-dimensionality they don't hear me with a new listening no longer invested in their projections once sharp triggers now appear in soft focus an auspicious mist lies around the edges of my former life it is as if i never left yet traces of the east lie sandpapered in me a maturation commingles with my former self flushing out on my skin tethering newfound emotions a gentle gratitude for home territory nestles softly inward i listen to the clicks of my scuffed cowboy boots on acquainted yet somehow distant sidewalks the echoes layering multiple impressions glimmering with the utter beauty of this terrain as I wander through the majestic rocky mountains drinking in the quaking aspen's crimson edges interfacing the evergreens hushed whispers of autumn loftily rest juxtaposed neatly against futures waiting to unfurl in the wind an amalgamation of intimate sights and scents dance in open wounds dazzling homesickness cured a wholeness returned as winter's crystal dawn blooms i realize the depth of my growth for in leaving here and returning i cherish the west my home ©2016 janetaylor
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May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 3:50 AM UTC
returning west
*stepping back into the west chills reverberate up and down my spine chiseling open obsolescent padlocks dangling with dust on ancient treasure chests pallid colors in the attic release a blossoming familiarity faint hints of retrospections float on faded paper granting me access to roads where no map is needed as i peruse the streets my heart flows coalescing with the vicinity caressing each detail i transform to fluid and fuse with the past through fresh strokes of watercolored memories recollections flash before my eyes revealing antiquated stories though thought forgotten an etched history endeavors to define me renewing itself as i turn each corner i shudder at some remembrances while encompassing others through synchronicity realization hits that I am all of it yet none of it at the same time familiar faces paint meaning onto me no longer do they know me yet they airbrush vestiges of yesteryear and coat me with connotations i allow them to think i am whatever they imagine i morph into their canvas temporarily then break free in multi-dimensionality they don't hear me with a new listening no longer invested in their projections once sharp triggers now appear in soft focus an auspicious mist lies around the edges of my former life it is as if i never left yet traces of the east lie sandpapered in me a maturation commingles with my former self flushing out on my skin tethering newfound emotions a gentle gratitude for home territory nestles softly inward i listen to the clicks of my scuffed cowboy boots on acquainted yet somehow distant sidewalks the echoes layering multiple impressions glimmering with the utter beauty of this terrain as I wander through the majestic rocky mountains drinking in the quaking aspen's crimson edges interfacing the evergreens hushed whispers of autumn loftily rest juxtaposed neatly against futures waiting to unfurl in the wind an amalgamation of intimate sights and scents dance in open wounds dazzling homesickness cured a wholeness returned as winter's crystal dawn blooms i realize the depth of my growth for in leaving here and returning i cherish the west my home ©2016 janetaylor
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fool-proof umbrella covering protégé adorning brilliance no purple moments folly forgotten iniquity barred fountain-pen spills in lampblack Indian ink when letting go rose bush on fire in the mountain claims rock-hard granite heat melting higher meeting..so fleeting concluding well deep sans senses catch scent wrapped in sound sudden arrival rivers flow yet endless such relief exquisite still not quite fruition not yet.. four leaves wait count a quarter at a time yet fretless time caught in veins of chlorophyll dreams time to fill maturation to come.. to plant seeds into blazing buds just not yet.. S T,  13 June 2013
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 2:22 AM UTC
not yet
I want to keep my inner child alive The more mature I become, the faster he dies I want to keep his wonder in my eyes As my curiosity blurs along with time Who he is, is getting harder to define Losing his small hand's grip from mine Maturation is going to make me blind The vibrancy of my colours subsides His childish traits are falling back inside The outside world and him do not coincide Hardening my heart that use to be kind Leaving with his pieces that use to be mine He retreats to the corners of my mind Burying himself in memories of time Because that is where his happiness lies In my childhood when the world was wide I place myself behind too many lines Building a box using all the right signs Growing up into expectations assigned Resorting to a life so simplified
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Mar 7, 2019
Mar 7, 2019 at 12:48 PM UTC
Lost Boys
Have times really changed that much, since the crucifixion of The Christ? People still discuss personal opinions, looking to find meanings within life – with some reference point, relative to Him. Are we any different than Cleopas, when we latch onto Christ’s name, desiring our prayers to be answered, hoping never to be spiritually the same? Are we able to sing new songs and hymns? How are we occupying the time of our lives? Are we on the road, speaking with strangers, expecting to bump into a hidden Christ or… angels that keep us from unforeseen dangers? Are we just waiting for life to wear thin? How much longer will denominational tenets keep us from the necessary work at hand? When will we fully focus on the coming Kingdom and stop searching for the “Promised Land”? When will we stop - gossiping about Him? Are we on the outskirts of a similar town, unknowingly headed in the wrong direction, arguing the debate of what faith is, without reaching a level of maturation? Will we continue to remain - estranged from Him? Author Notes: Loosely based on: Luke 24:13-35 Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://www.squidoo.com/book-isbn-1419650513/ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2012, All rights reserved.
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 10:53 AM UTC
Poem: On the Road to... Emmaus?
I watched through tears --That streamed like the one out back And the scattered clouds --The ones that floated overhead for years A twilit ridge inurn the sun. It was one of those rising hills of my youth, One my infant eyes always thought Gave birth to the moon Time and again. With its innocent face smiling That worldly crispness is lost And the foggy past is far more defined. Who are these forms I've lost? They are but phantoms, (I tell myself) And now intangible, those memories Acidic and dusted with sugar Held suspended and taunting, like Feet at the mouth of an open casket. The cold, bitter knives of impersonal Reunion And rejuvenated promises --Only now remembered, only now forgotten— Illuminated once again In the dark. Passing onward and through --Like our time together— Exactly like wind through these **** dead branches And this grave: winter-bare. I remember the vivacity How enlivened the sky, that I Each day for granted took And how so much smaller, in my youth, The mountains afar looked. But there is no home, It died when I left. The poison I fought Has become the blood which pumps the heart, Now corrupt, Antithetical. Nothing is more colorless, not sky, Nor hill, nor moon, Or ever more formless Than what I once called home. Now that only exists is deteriorated A rotting house: Four walls and a roof to keep Hatred dry, Windows and lamps, so Hatred has eyes, And all the people that Hatred hates most. How cozy it must be to sleep in One’s own bed, no? To have some stable place, And an ounce of certainty? As for me, that will never be Again. Though the house is open, Lock, room, and all The home is closed forever Without a proper epitaph. Vain death. Vain, Vain, Death. Now all I can only turn back And flirt with shadows Just outside my arms Walk with images Shifting, growling, and oh, so dark --mere abstraction --future so stark-- With no companion but defeat. I can’t hug a memory, Nor cry on recollection’s shoulder, Nor can my mother or sibling console me, And I cry alone. Maturation is merely widening a distance, so I should let them go, Bid them adieu Because, I can't be homesick For a home I can't go back to.
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 11:17 PM UTC
Homesick
I watched through tears --That streamed like the one out back And the scattered clouds --The ones that floated overhead for years A twilit ridge inurn the sun. It was one of those rising hills of my youth, One my infant eyes always thought Gave birth to the moon Time and again. With its innocent face smiling That worldly crispness is lost And the foggy past is far more defined. Who are these forms I've lost? They are but phantoms, (I tell myself) And now intangible, those memories Acidic and dusted with sugar Held suspended and taunting, like Feet at the mouth of an open casket. The cold, bitter knives of impersonal Reunion And rejuvenated promises --Only now remembered, only now forgotten— Illuminated once again In the dark. Passing onward and through --Like our time together— Exactly like wind through these **** dead branches And this grave: winter-bare. I remember the vivacity How enlivened the sky, that I Each day for granted took And how so much smaller, in my youth, The mountains afar looked. But there is no home, It died when I left. The poison I fought Has become the blood which pumps the heart, Now corrupt, Antithetical. Nothing is more colorless, not sky, Nor hill, nor moon, Or ever more formless Than what I once called home. Now that only exists is deteriorated A rotting house: Four walls and a roof to keep Hatred dry, Windows and lamps, so Hatred has eyes, And all the people that Hatred hates most. How cozy it must be to sleep in One’s own bed, no? To have some stable place, And an ounce of certainty? As for me, that will never be Again. Though the house is open, Lock, room, and all The home is closed forever Without a proper epitaph. Vain death. Vain, Vain, Death. Now all I can only turn back And flirt with shadows Just outside my arms Walk with images Shifting, growling, and oh, so dark --mere abstraction --future so stark-- With no companion but defeat. I can’t hug a memory, Nor cry on recollection’s shoulder, Nor can my mother or sibling console me, And I cry alone. Maturation is merely widening a distance, so I should let them go, Bid them adieu Because, I can't be homesick For a home I can't go back to.
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I have nothing to write I am Empty inside. Unsure if I have been robbed by medication or maturation or perhaps emotional numbness has caused this. I do not see the seasons change or the flowers bloom and die. I see dead leaves, polluted skies. oppressed peoples, blind eyes. My empathy has been sapped from me by many years of life. I am reminded constantly that I’m powerless to aid them in their strife women, men and children suffering through life but someone is helping them, probably, and that’s nice. then life goes on again and tomorrow I am told suffering exists, numbness is bliss. please return to your clockwork life Yours’s sincerely Head manager Mrs...
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Nov 14, 2021
Nov 14, 2021 at 6:16 PM UTC
If only now I still felt a poet
There's a rainbow of forgiveness there's a sun glazed with content, there's a sweat bead of serenity racing down my head. Your gaze is overwhelming, I'm flustered by the view, your sweet smell compels me, this is what you do. There's a field of maturation there's an insect of desire, woven through your hair- star lily, color fire. Your immaculate constriction consumed by your embrace, lips succulent with passion I love you and your grace.
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May 27, 2010
May 27, 2010 at 11:14 AM UTC
Star Lily
1 Congratulations on your maturation: now our lust's "love," not infatuation. 2 Romantic "deficits," confiscatorial "trends" -- **** your "benefits" -- where's my dividends? 3 I tried to really kiss you, not co-impregnate a tissue. 4 I must confess I love that dress -- more or less! 5 -- I'd die for you (you said) -- I'd mumble you in bed. 6 you  me  us  me us-me-you  you-me-us-you-me-you us-me-us-meyouyou-us-youyouyou youyou-us-me-youyouyouyouyouyouyou! you-me-us-us-me-me-me -- us 7 Three coins in the fountain? Who in hell's been counting? 8 Nod, smile; I'm playing along while they're "playing our song." 9 Monogamy demands its peephole: *Maybe we should see other people.* 10 "The last time I saw her she'd hired a lawyer."
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Nov 11, 2011
Nov 11, 2011 at 2:03 AM UTC
Modern Love 2.0 (10-word poem X 10)
Insecurity and emotions soaked the adolescences of youthful decisions. A quest marked by consequences of such actions that needed to be filled….I’m ready for Love!!!….then gone…..More of the same prescription same action, 4 years and 20 tries…I’m ready for love!!!….then torment….can’t sustain in debauchery even if my heart was a seamless victim…2years..…CHANGE…..I knew better from bruises then to clutch to many women or bottle instead Bible…5years….I’m strong but my bones are scared.….I’m ready for love!!!…..then gone…..why why? Hmm darkness revealed in hind light sip that I was then drinking a more deadly brew......Selfish Pride……2years….CHANGE……I’m ready for love!!….Then nothing……Selfish Pride is hard to purge it goes low in heart especially in maturation but light seeks it till it leaves it’s post of guarding fear which was the nemesis all along….now I face it……”perfect Love casts out all fear” hmmm……Love I’m not ready yet!!!…..to be continued…………Thank you Jesus
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 8:55 AM UTC
“Not ready”
Where there is love, but there is no passion There is a hearth that has gone ashen. It is a sleep where there is no dreaming Day will break, but there is no gleaming, A familiar dish, lacking in heat, A well-known dance, lacking in beat, A complex wine sans maturation, A photograph sans saturation.
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 8:44 PM UTC
saturation
"Asisstant!", I shouted. "Yes, sire?", he bellowed. "Read me the list on the Maturation Process!" "Ah, I got it right here sire! Right here. Uh, let's see: Lotion, rub...repeat..." "Uhh..Assistant, that is the..umm, the wrong---the wrong list. I do believe." "Oh, oh you said Matur--a--tion. Under his  breath, "You think a king would need a list for every fraggle thing he does hmphh." "Asisstant! I do not have all day!" "Oh, got it sire! I got it right here!" "Go ahead, read what it says..." "Ah, hem: Phase one... When you are born, you are pure.... "No, no no. Read it how Grandpapa used to read it." "Ahhh, ahhh, hem: WHEN YOU ARE BORN, YOU ARE PURE. The world expects nothing from you, but your loved ones expect you to be everything. The cruel trick that nobody tells you: Only you can decide what you are going to be. There is no fate without action. Reaction. There is no action without desire. The fire. There is no desire without love. Your heart. Phase two: You learn appreciation. Eloquently our superiors call it, "manners". Manners are what matters most to Man and Her's. A thank you can change a day. A helping hand can change a life. A laugh can lead to a life of love. It all resides within: Your heart. Phase three: Accepting the cruel world. Not everyone is the same.   Not everyone shares. Not everyone has morale. Not everyone shares morals. Ethics, are never prosthetic. So perfect, your own perfection. Be you: For it can be found in your heart. Phase four: Ignorance. We forget what we were taught. What is this? We become narcissists, obsessed with the world around us and how we fit in. A mix of sarcasim and ******** Everything is a joke yet all we can think of is *** *** without meaning: The best joke of all. Phase five: We lie to ourselves. We forget what our inner-child wanted. We tell ourselves that this is the correct thing to do, we are judged on this stick with others surrounded by us. We create our own manifestation of unruly day in and day out boredom. We have to listen: Listen to our hearts saying, Don't. Don't do this. Live your dreams. Phase six: Accepting of our own death. We build a life. Follow a format. Do this, at this time with this person to be this at this point and so on. However, if we forget to live: we die. We must accept the fact that we all will die eventually. That way we can choose to live. You will never actually die, if you open your heart. For a heart can pass on from person to person. "Ah, very good asisstant." "Thank you sire..." "Now, you're free to go.  Go and live your dreams." And, as the King sat in his throne.   The good Asisstant shoved him off the throne and sat in his place.   They both laughed until they were on the golden tile floor laughing harder and harder...
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 10:37 PM UTC
The Maturation Process:
"Asisstant!", I shouted. "Yes, sire?", he bellowed. "Read me the list on the Maturation Process!" "Ah, I got it right here sire! Right here. Uh, let's see: Lotion, rub...repeat..." "Uhh..Assistant, that is the..umm, the wrong---the wrong list. I do believe." "Oh, oh you said Matur--a--tion. Under his  breath, "You think a king would need a list for every fraggle thing he does hmphh." "Asisstant! I do not have all day!" "Oh, got it sire! I got it right here!" "Go ahead, read what it says..." "Ah, hem: Phase one... When you are born, you are pure.... "No, no no. Read it how Grandpapa used to read it." "Ahhh, ahhh, hem: WHEN YOU ARE BORN, YOU ARE PURE. The world expects nothing from you, but your loved ones expect you to be everything. The cruel trick that nobody tells you: Only you can decide what you are going to be. There is no fate without action. Reaction. There is no action without desire. The fire. There is no desire without love. Your heart. Phase two: You learn appreciation. Eloquently our superiors call it, "manners". Manners are what matters most to Man and Her's. A thank you can change a day. A helping hand can change a life. A laugh can lead to a life of love. It all resides within: Your heart. Phase three: Accepting the cruel world. Not everyone is the same.   Not everyone shares. Not everyone has morale. Not everyone shares morals. Ethics, are never prosthetic. So perfect, your own perfection. Be you: For it can be found in your heart. Phase four: Ignorance. We forget what we were taught. What is this? We become narcissists, obsessed with the world around us and how we fit in. A mix of sarcasim and ******** Everything is a joke yet all we can think of is *** *** without meaning: The best joke of all. Phase five: We lie to ourselves. We forget what our inner-child wanted. We tell ourselves that this is the correct thing to do, we are judged on this stick with others surrounded by us. We create our own manifestation of unruly day in and day out boredom. We have to listen: Listen to our hearts saying, Don't. Don't do this. Live your dreams. Phase six: Accepting of our own death. We build a life. Follow a format. Do this, at this time with this person to be this at this point and so on. However, if we forget to live: we die. We must accept the fact that we all will die eventually. That way we can choose to live. You will never actually die, if you open your heart. For a heart can pass on from person to person. "Ah, very good asisstant." "Thank you sire..." "Now, you're free to go.  Go and live your dreams." And, as the King sat in his throne.   The good Asisstant shoved him off the throne and sat in his place.   They both laughed until they were on the golden tile floor laughing harder and harder...
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that plant in the window may well resent those roots firmly potted and positioned on that westerly sill held in place as it is by those wispy tendrils straining outwards desperate for growth ever-reaching for the drifting light of that introverted Sun evasive though it may be its potential remains dirt encrusted and anaemic as the hidden branching is neither its stem nor leaf nor its bud or flower could realise the heights that it hopes to achieve without these buried parts for though this tangle is filth-covered and far from what any wish to be faced with when in admiration                    of such flora without this the evolving maturation from ceaseless elongation and meristematic activity the terracotta on display could not be filled with this greenery so vibrant
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Dec 9, 2023
Dec 9, 2023 at 9:04 AM UTC
the botanist and the stoic
Broken mind Broken soul lost and out of my control Need appreciation and adoration someone to step up and have maturation Imprisoned by the pain and lies you've told Is there anything left to gain? You were so perfect in my mind at one time did not want anyone but you but now I see a different side Think I should find someone new Your silence and your lack of care means to me you were really never there
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Feb 28, 2011
Feb 28, 2011 at 1:07 PM UTC
Broken Mind
I regard my attraction to language as an affair, as a withstanding relation, a product of indecorous communication. This devotion has demanded a life of its own, accepting my whole as its proxy. Others won't understand this affinity. They aren't familiar with the curving lilt of a domestic tongue, Nor the taste of a verse fermented in the mouths of one's ancestors, Surely not the stuttering moans of a mother dialect, Yet the sharp sting of a jagged vernacular, or the mastery and art behind the articulation of a single utterance. This discourse developed over time, I required maturation and growing before my notions aligned. I felt eager upon observing the pervasive movements of great text Which delivered a high known greater than *** It is true that I contemplated profoundly first, before committing my desire and will to the whole of verse. But now that my diction reflects the appeal of great literature and enamoring fiction I couldn't be more satisfied.
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May 2, 2017
May 2, 2017 at 7:33 AM UTC
The Condition of the Bibliophile
the tides that leave us here crawl back to us in time and by the shifting rays of sunlight they hold us up to a discerning god marking our segments of maturation as we fold into the fragments of what we have become what life washes away leaves us sculpted in the sands we stand facing a wind that has called out to us since before the tides or even time
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May 30, 2021
May 30, 2021 at 9:13 AM UTC
Poem 146
Looks like smiles and hugs and current seas for eternity, I will cover the spread and her head The price of her education hard knocks and maturation When fully flowered before spring and ticking timebomb within Eyes on boys wandering from books Broken everything and lasers for looks Her currency never grows thin Paid in full again and again If only the world knew what Made it spin Looks like smiles and hugs Refill my wallet *****
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Sep 23, 2015
Sep 23, 2015 at 8:22 PM UTC
Farther Daughter
The most apparent thing in her story though unpronounced is as her life unfurled she very rarely smiled she possessed a reticence a solemnity before her years a maturation process that involved too many tears And so this Doctor  she became empathic and sensitive a healer of the lame configured by experience to be of assistance to the same
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Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
My Lady Doctor