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"medley" poems
Metaphors for blue eyes There's one for every shade of blue A rainbow of silken language meant to charm They're as common as the color itself But recently I've come to realize Why Her eyes Dark, under curling lashes and golden hair Like crystals flashing from the rough Dream-catching sunbeams and sparkling Like the summer sun on a warm pool A medley of sapphires and diamonds That I wouldn't trade for the world His eyes Fairy pools of magic wonder The not-so-secret glimmer of bright water An enchanted river whose glow Is the bright warmth of an autumn day Crystalline water that welcomed my touch The still surface broken when he laughs
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Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014 at 9:59 PM UTC
Metaphors for Blue Eyes
(Co-written with my awesome friend) The thought is savory But I know it won't put you in dismay Triangular in shape, but it needs not to be a worry As I can just imagine eating it all day I am gobsmacked by this medley of tomato sauce and stringy cheese Blimey! How dare you gobble this thing up and not share Oh, for a slice I'd get down on my knees A world without pizza wouldn't be so fair
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 7:45 AM UTC
Pizza
To expel intestinal gases through the **** The definition makes it sound kinda heinous. Whether you pass wind or pass gas, either way it comes out your *** Farts are loud and some silent but deadly, you can make it sound like a medley. Farts are cool and sometimes funny, lookout for ones that become runny. Some like to **** in your face, it may cause pink eye, and sting like mace. Farts can smell and usually bad, must be a duck, says your dad. I have farts that never stink, although some were on the brink. Dog farts will make you take cover, the smell lingers and starts to hover. Woman never **** but watch out when they do, it can be brutal, once their comfortable with you. If in certain places you must hold it in, farting in church is considered a sin. A good **** can make you feel good, its part of life and fully understood. Every **** deserves a smile or a giggle, don't forget to give your *** a shake or a wiggle. For ones who think farting is disgusting, I bet your ******* needs a good dusting.
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 9:07 PM UTC
****
More than just kawaii desu More than nico nico ni And senpai noticing me You are the reason my heart goes doki doki More than the final rasengan More than the last hurrah And all the power needed for a kamehameha You give me strength when all hope is gone More than just friendly rivalries More than swimming medley relays And underdog hero clichés You help me be the best I can be always With Moon Prism Power I’ll transform right before your eyes Into a weeb like no other You bring me joy before I even realize
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Sep 10, 2018
Sep 10, 2018 at 4:56 AM UTC
Ode to Anime
Scattering sweet fragrance throughout soft air Perfection at heaven’s finest Remembrance paints one soul a flare Calmly soothing My unrest Despite all the changes time has made Sweet fragrance sings to me In all my dreams a pleasing promenade Evokes a kiss of Fragrant potpourri A medley dances within my senses fine Of sweet nights with you Scattering fragrance throughout my mind Painting my soul Anew This sweet fragrance has no beginning Each kiss begins endlessly Dances within my senses softly awakening This fire inside So heavenly
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Oct 15, 2010
Oct 15, 2010 at 2:39 AM UTC
Sweet Fragrance
On the land molded by footsteps and ruled by obnoxiously bleached clowns, Visited by swarms of neighborhood guttersnipes and the opulent from uptown. Allured by the traditional Irish circus music and the grinding of rusted gears, To arrive at dawn and to leave only when the night sky is tired of fireworks and flares. Skittish and gleaming eyes would roll on the floor, struck by daze and lost in wonderment, At the marvel of giant steel rides and god forsaken and socially foretoken genetic mutants. The word of a woman with two faces and the boy with a tail would make any catholic priest run. Amusing the rational ones, alongside the man with elastic skin and the girl with the forked tongue. The opera lady with outlandish proportions and tumorous lips sings to break a piece of cheap glassware. Little do people know,that the magician’s red gloves are actually stained with blood of rabbit that disappeared. Their noses get caught in the medley of fragrances from the exotic perfumes shop, Blended with the saccharine tang from the stall that sells candy floss and soda pops. Indulging over the overly priced confectioneries at the stall of the baker with the forbidding grin. Try it a hundred times,try it a thousand,you’ll never get the fifth one right in the game of rings. People will come out screaming from the haunted house,only to laugh about it later, Little do they know,that skeletons that drove them pale and white couldn't get any realer. They’ll jostle and struggle to make their way through the crowd to various rides and attractions. Hustling to navigate through the maze the carnival is, encountered by countless illusions. And once your body wears out and senses give in,that’s when you've truly entered the carnival state of mind. Your ears stinging ,nose stifled,tongue baffled, eyes exhausted,and your sense of judgment blinded. That’s when my masked act begins,the most profitable act at the carnival, Diving into the heart of the crowd,to draw an act of brilliance lasting an ephemeral. Slithering across the crowd in a different disguise every hour,concealed by stealth. Sneaking into every nook and corner and slipping my furtive hands into your pockets for a little bit of wealth. Only to dine with the clowns and the carnival family at the haunted house at the end of the day. And of course, rabbits for dinner,if the baker may
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 3:13 AM UTC
Carnival
On the land molded by footsteps and ruled by obnoxiously bleached clowns, Visited by swarms of neighborhood guttersnipes and the opulent from uptown. Allured by the traditional Irish circus music and the grinding of rusted gears, To arrive at dawn and to leave only when the night sky is tired of fireworks and flares. Skittish and gleaming eyes would roll on the floor, struck by daze and lost in wonderment, At the marvel of giant steel rides and god forsaken and socially foretoken genetic mutants. The word of a woman with two faces and the boy with a tail would make any catholic priest run. Amusing the rational ones, alongside the man with elastic skin and the girl with the forked tongue. The opera lady with outlandish proportions and tumorous lips sings to break a piece of cheap glassware. Little do people know,that the magician’s red gloves are actually stained with blood of rabbit that disappeared. Their noses get caught in the medley of fragrances from the exotic perfumes shop, Blended with the saccharine tang from the stall that sells candy floss and soda pops. Indulging over the overly priced confectioneries at the stall of the baker with the forbidding grin. Try it a hundred times,try it a thousand,you’ll never get the fifth one right in the game of rings. People will come out screaming from the haunted house,only to laugh about it later, Little do they know,that skeletons that drove them pale and white couldn't get any realer. They’ll jostle and struggle to make their way through the crowd to various rides and attractions. Hustling to navigate through the maze the carnival is, encountered by countless illusions. And once your body wears out and senses give in,that’s when you've truly entered the carnival state of mind. Your ears stinging ,nose stifled,tongue baffled, eyes exhausted,and your sense of judgment blinded. That’s when my masked act begins,the most profitable act at the carnival, Diving into the heart of the crowd,to draw an act of brilliance lasting an ephemeral. Slithering across the crowd in a different disguise every hour,concealed by stealth. Sneaking into every nook and corner and slipping my furtive hands into your pockets for a little bit of wealth. Only to dine with the clowns and the carnival family at the haunted house at the end of the day. And of course, rabbits for dinner,if the baker may
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~ he sings to her in floral bloom, melodic language all his own; his magnolia blossoms heralding the rays of warmth, his utterance to come. its shyly spreading pink, and softly budding green, proof enough to her aching heart that winter's cold cannot for long contain, within its icy grip any life that from their union came. for deep within these roots, yet he lives again in breathing form; that every year til him she holds, winter's loss must yield to spring. she beholds this heralding; as with slowly, warming heart she tilts her ear, listening; waiting for this dearest voice. for to her ears alone and to her heart only a rising medley, tender melody, a lullaby returned, to her... for her... he begins to sweetly sing, unmistakably, recognizably... his magnolia lullaby. . ~ post script. *inspired by a dear friend's photo and accompanying caption... "Logan's magnolia showing her first winter bloom." a remembrance of her title bequeathed at his birth; a reminder of his legacy that has not, will not ever end.*
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 9:56 AM UTC
magnolia lullaby
Instant messages from the multiverse Rhyming verses of deliverance A four-line limerick Spoken with just an utterance.    Words I needed to hear Words spoken so casually, when I am so unnaturally, irrationally Unsure of anything Instant messages from the multiverse I need to emphasize Some are heavy, some are light Some come like thieves in the night Some come so unexpectedly I hope they treat me gently Whatever their intent be My emotions are raw Or is it just a slow thaw I really don’t know, but I’m wise to their game I’m not a fool for their pain Not addicted to the synchronicities And don’t take it personally Still How do they know Just what to say How do they know? Just the same I’m wise to their game. I’m a gypsy telling fortunes I’m a seer telling lies, but Nobody, no nobody Knows what I see in your eyes When my need for you is more than I can bear I turn on the radio, just to hear Instant messages from the multiverse Only I was meant to hear Conducting the orchestra with an uncanny flair I tune to your frequency to always keep you near And fast forward when they’re saying something,   I don’t want to hear. I’m wise to their games This love path is not for the meek A game of hide and seek Isn’t there some other way A formula, a technique It is in this way That I get through the day And that medley of love songs Well, they’re just foreplay. Are we on the same frequency? Creating beautiful melodies. A symphony of many notes Half notes, whole notes Blue notes too. Don’t ever lose the love notes sent from me to you
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 12:00 PM UTC
Frequency
Instant messages from the multiverse Rhyming verses of deliverance A four-line limerick Spoken with just an utterance.    Words I needed to hear Words spoken so casually, when I am so unnaturally, irrationally Unsure of anything Instant messages from the multiverse I need to emphasize Some are heavy, some are light Some come like thieves in the night Some come so unexpectedly I hope they treat me gently Whatever their intent be My emotions are raw Or is it just a slow thaw I really don’t know, but I’m wise to their game I’m not a fool for their pain Not addicted to the synchronicities And don’t take it personally Still How do they know Just what to say How do they know? Just the same I’m wise to their game. I’m a gypsy telling fortunes I’m a seer telling lies, but Nobody, no nobody Knows what I see in your eyes When my need for you is more than I can bear I turn on the radio, just to hear Instant messages from the multiverse Only I was meant to hear Conducting the orchestra with an uncanny flair I tune to your frequency to always keep you near And fast forward when they’re saying something,   I don’t want to hear. I’m wise to their games This love path is not for the meek A game of hide and seek Isn’t there some other way A formula, a technique It is in this way That I get through the day And that medley of love songs Well, they’re just foreplay. Are we on the same frequency? Creating beautiful melodies. A symphony of many notes Half notes, whole notes Blue notes too. Don’t ever lose the love notes sent from me to you
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Lush mango groves where  the musky scent of mango blooms once wafted making the bulbuls sing in ecstasy from morning till sundown                   are reborn as gated communities,                   where grim seriousness parade.                       In sun drenched vineyards,                       shadows of dreams,                       wanting to dress up as IT parks, spread.                       Bangalore barters its  medley of colors and smells                       for prosperity in terms of greenbacks,                       as people learn to be 'smart' players,                                        and more and more get 'Bangalored'*                                        from around the world. Corn fields that danced to the tunes of  the songs of  toiling farmers go missing within days. To match with the new mood, nature, in this green paradise, till not so long ago shamelessly wears the  unnatural with style.
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 10:09 AM UTC
Getting Bangalored while Bangalore bleeds dry
***** girl. godly beast. I couldn't be one of those beautifuls if I pleased. tribal bones stained with European empirico I am black death disease, just human trash that learned to read & I believe bootleg genius is being massively reproduced more cheaply & as we speak is being weakened so as to be spoon fed to the cool kids. yknow they couldn't do it by themselves. never sweated. laughed instead yes I seen em inchin to the edge but I didn't do anything about it. I kinda feel guilty cause I didn't do anything about it. It's just a ****** up awful sound, a whole generation hitting the ground at once. Man. it really puts things in perspective. kinda makes you wonder what's coming next. medicine medley ineffectual malady infectious witch hunt etiquette, I think in pictures disney depictions of apocalyptic **** yet to be decrypted I rip myself to pieces every day.
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 5:36 AM UTC
Trash People
There was never before heard Such a cacophony As the day I witnessed The vegetable medley 'Since you've bean gone' They blasted out The runners and broads joined in song They could have rocked it all night long But it was Taters turn They  rocked  the stage The veggies went wild The 'monster mash' was all the rage Then was petit pois chance to shine He wowed them with a dance Then made the broccoli sway and weep With 'Give peas a chance'
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 8:13 PM UTC
Vegetable medley
middle of rehearsal and she says, “mix it up! stand by someone from... a different section.” making eye contact with that choir boy, secretly wanting to stand together, wondering if he did too. so without hesitation i moved. one quick glance, determination in our eyes, we were ready; and we plunged into our song, harmonizing to the soprano melodies, making our voices climb and sink back into our lower ranges, supporting one another. the entire medley- my voice strong his voice stronger, my adrenaline rushing his calmness securing, my exhilaration rising his soul smiling. nearing our triumphant conclusion, closing together in perfect unison.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 1:30 PM UTC
choir boy and i
Let us invoke a healthy heart-breaking Towards the horrible world: Let us say 0 poor people How can they help being so absurd, Misguided, abused, misled? With unsifted saving graces jostling about On a mucky medley of needs, Like love-lit **** Year after cyclic year The unidentifiable flying god is missed. Emotions sit in their heads disguised as judges, Or are twisted to look like mathematical formulae, And only a scarce god-given scientist notices His trembling lip melting the heart of the rat. Whoever gave us the idea somebody loved us? Far in our wounded depths faint memories cry, A vision flickers below subliminally But immanence looms unbearably: TURN IT OFF! they hiss.
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O Poor People
Waiting for him, Was like a, Mindless abyss. I thought, This time I should give it a shot. Add plus venture, Into a realm full with pleasures of flesh. Rather waiting to lie  in sepulcher. Thence came the wooers, On horses, chariots, planes and cars, Courted me to the foreign lands of brand new emotions. Greasy, exotic, curious  and even obscure , To satiate my hunger, They poured, And I sinfully devoured. Ooooh! A whip here. Ouuch! A tickle there. Aahhhhh!! The sheer unfolding of their classy work. Every night lusciously they came, Wrapped me in an awe of satire, skepticism and imagination, Not to say of the bruises they gave, Tears I shed of Anger,Pain ,Love and Hate. Still I  followed them blindly and agape, Because a new world in me was taking shape. Of Shakespeare, Freud, Tolstoy, Eliot, Byron, Wordsworth and my then fav, the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez. A medley  of fantasy, fact-fiction, comedy, realism and romance. Oh! What not I chanced upon. All emphasizing emotion, imagination, scientific and natural thought. There was no stopping of these gnawing hunger pangs, None lasted more than a one night stand. The foolish me, unaware, cascaded in the fatal encounters, Not knowing the pangs are of soul to reach the supreme ****** Thence came a Seer The Prophet, The Wanderer, The Forerunner, It was as if he can rip me with his thoughts, And see my soul through that tear….. I distinctly remember that divine night, The moment I held him in my desirous hands, I was no more in dual fight. Things started falling into place, Was no more in that abysmal space. Still I would say, It’s a current phase. This soon would also evade. New Lover , For every new night… To cut a long story short, Just so, Because of your low attention span, The lover, the poet , the wooer Was the great Khalil Gibran.
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 1:05 PM UTC
******** Blues
Waiting for him, Was like a, Mindless abyss. I thought, This time I should give it a shot. Add plus venture, Into a realm full with pleasures of flesh. Rather waiting to lie  in sepulcher. Thence came the wooers, On horses, chariots, planes and cars, Courted me to the foreign lands of brand new emotions. Greasy, exotic, curious  and even obscure , To satiate my hunger, They poured, And I sinfully devoured. Ooooh! A whip here. Ouuch! A tickle there. Aahhhhh!! The sheer unfolding of their classy work. Every night lusciously they came, Wrapped me in an awe of satire, skepticism and imagination, Not to say of the bruises they gave, Tears I shed of Anger,Pain ,Love and Hate. Still I  followed them blindly and agape, Because a new world in me was taking shape. Of Shakespeare, Freud, Tolstoy, Eliot, Byron, Wordsworth and my then fav, the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez. A medley  of fantasy, fact-fiction, comedy, realism and romance. Oh! What not I chanced upon. All emphasizing emotion, imagination, scientific and natural thought. There was no stopping of these gnawing hunger pangs, None lasted more than a one night stand. The foolish me, unaware, cascaded in the fatal encounters, Not knowing the pangs are of soul to reach the supreme ****** Thence came a Seer The Prophet, The Wanderer, The Forerunner, It was as if he can rip me with his thoughts, And see my soul through that tear….. I distinctly remember that divine night, The moment I held him in my desirous hands, I was no more in dual fight. Things started falling into place, Was no more in that abysmal space. Still I would say, It’s a current phase. This soon would also evade. New Lover , For every new night… To cut a long story short, Just so, Because of your low attention span, The lover, the poet , the wooer Was the great Khalil Gibran.
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There's a funny sort of emptiness that passes over me as I walk past the paperback erotica that tuck themselves away in the shelves of the local grocery store in places that are simultaneously completely out in the open yet completely ignored looking, as I do, with mock casual interest and unfeigned disdain. Who are these intended for, really? Are they for the snuggly-wuggly, ***** cozy-woozy, wishy-washy and warm family of four comparing chicken nugget prices and weighing the health benefits of vegetable medley versus succotash? Or are they for the uni flatmates walking huddled together for warmth or protection or both, seeing as they're wearing only sandals and denim shorts and this is the first time they've been grocery shopping without mum, that giggle loudly together to mask how homesick they really are while they compare the calories in Campbell's versus Progresso. They went with Progresso if you were wondering. Or are they meant for those who are cooking for one? For those who have no need to compare prices or calories out loud. For those who are well acquainted with the old, familiar tiled aisles as they have no one to take out to dinner. Is this where they are to find company? Betwixt the pages of a badly penned, lighter than marshmallows, more shallow than the kiddie pool, more transparent than Casper, not-good-enough-to-be-bloody-compost "literary" garbage? Is this -assumed- female supposed to curl up with one of these slabs of drivel and feel **** and aroused in her baggy sweats and ill-fitting hoodie after she ate a microwaveable chicken *** pie all by her lonesome? As a single girl who often cooks for one, I am offended by this. Personally, I think Lestat is ten times sexier than Edward, Salai is way cuter than Fabio, and Christian Grey couldn't S Mr. Rochester's D. What I'm saying is- Grocery Stores. YOU are the primary reason for this pathetic f-ckery. Everything else in the store can be compared for quality. So why not apply that same knowledge to the book arena. Signed, A Concerned Shopper p.s. Please extend the validity date on the chicken *** pie coupon. Thank you!
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 10:57 PM UTC
Grocery Store Erotica
There's a funny sort of emptiness that passes over me as I walk past the paperback erotica that tuck themselves away in the shelves of the local grocery store in places that are simultaneously completely out in the open yet completely ignored looking, as I do, with mock casual interest and unfeigned disdain. Who are these intended for, really? Are they for the snuggly-wuggly, ***** cozy-woozy, wishy-washy and warm family of four comparing chicken nugget prices and weighing the health benefits of vegetable medley versus succotash? Or are they for the uni flatmates walking huddled together for warmth or protection or both, seeing as they're wearing only sandals and denim shorts and this is the first time they've been grocery shopping without mum, that giggle loudly together to mask how homesick they really are while they compare the calories in Campbell's versus Progresso. They went with Progresso if you were wondering. Or are they meant for those who are cooking for one? For those who have no need to compare prices or calories out loud. For those who are well acquainted with the old, familiar tiled aisles as they have no one to take out to dinner. Is this where they are to find company? Betwixt the pages of a badly penned, lighter than marshmallows, more shallow than the kiddie pool, more transparent than Casper, not-good-enough-to-be-bloody-compost "literary" garbage? Is this -assumed- female supposed to curl up with one of these slabs of drivel and feel **** and aroused in her baggy sweats and ill-fitting hoodie after she ate a microwaveable chicken *** pie all by her lonesome? As a single girl who often cooks for one, I am offended by this. Personally, I think Lestat is ten times sexier than Edward, Salai is way cuter than Fabio, and Christian Grey couldn't S Mr. Rochester's D. What I'm saying is- Grocery Stores. YOU are the primary reason for this pathetic f-ckery. Everything else in the store can be compared for quality. So why not apply that same knowledge to the book arena. Signed, A Concerned Shopper p.s. Please extend the validity date on the chicken *** pie coupon. Thank you!
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.*i can think of one cool job... a nighttime DJ on a radio station... anything more cool than being a DJ between the hours 12am through to 5am? honestly... can't think of a cooler job... all the song requests are gone from the classical.fm show between 3pm and 5pm... now one is telling you what to do... **** me... as a kid... either a veterinarian, or an owner of a music shop... now? an insomniac DJ... they would never play Christopher Young's Something to Think About in the afternoon... sorry... i'm a Hellraiser cult-follower of the first two movies... and that song? why? i just can't be bothered with listening to that Braveheart over-scratched Song of / for a Princess... it's good... once in a while... but, come, on!* just one of those nights... having listened to the scoops from the alternative... worried your to hell about not having ******* enough concerning the previous day's load which would make the pleasures of **** *** look tame... perched on a windowsill - solving a sudoku -    and listening to Frank Zappa's occam's razor... and wishing:   making sure it was never hot in the city by Billy Idol, or Kiss' crazy nights to usher in the night,           and the watchman... why?    it's not your standard guitar solo... it's a medley...     big difference... guitar solos are bound to a strict return to the rhythm section...    they are caged beasts... composed of a restricted time constrain in a song... but a guitar medley? **** me...      it's what obliterates a need for vocals...    the guitar medley is the vocals substitute...              and that aspect of music? mm... gummy bears... jelly in the knees...            which is why i like the fact that jazz is the antithesis of classical music symphony... sure... i get the Schubert / Schumann piano duets...    nice...          but jazz? the breakdown of the quintet? **** let me count... piano, drums...         bass... horn... sax... yep, a quintet...           that moment in a jazz song? where each instrument player gets his solo? genius!             the same with a guitar medley... neither solo,   nor the rhythm section... what a beautiful opening to what i expect to be, a beautiful night:    as the watchman once said.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 6:34 PM UTC
ZAPPAH!
.*i can think of one cool job... a nighttime DJ on a radio station... anything more cool than being a DJ between the hours 12am through to 5am? honestly... can't think of a cooler job... all the song requests are gone from the classical.fm show between 3pm and 5pm... now one is telling you what to do... **** me... as a kid... either a veterinarian, or an owner of a music shop... now? an insomniac DJ... they would never play Christopher Young's Something to Think About in the afternoon... sorry... i'm a Hellraiser cult-follower of the first two movies... and that song? why? i just can't be bothered with listening to that Braveheart over-scratched Song of / for a Princess... it's good... once in a while... but, come, on!* just one of those nights... having listened to the scoops from the alternative... worried your to hell about not having ******* enough concerning the previous day's load which would make the pleasures of **** *** look tame... perched on a windowsill - solving a sudoku -    and listening to Frank Zappa's occam's razor... and wishing:   making sure it was never hot in the city by Billy Idol, or Kiss' crazy nights to usher in the night,           and the watchman... why?    it's not your standard guitar solo... it's a medley...     big difference... guitar solos are bound to a strict return to the rhythm section...    they are caged beasts... composed of a restricted time constrain in a song... but a guitar medley? **** me...      it's what obliterates a need for vocals...    the guitar medley is the vocals substitute...              and that aspect of music? mm... gummy bears... jelly in the knees...            which is why i like the fact that jazz is the antithesis of classical music symphony... sure... i get the Schubert / Schumann piano duets...    nice...          but jazz? the breakdown of the quintet? **** let me count... piano, drums...         bass... horn... sax... yep, a quintet...           that moment in a jazz song? where each instrument player gets his solo? genius!             the same with a guitar medley... neither solo,   nor the rhythm section... what a beautiful opening to what i expect to be, a beautiful night:    as the watchman once said.
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In my garden A climber grows From the trellised platform It strays its way Trespassing into others territory Annoying the plants Growing close Its emerald leaves Of bright glossy sheen With serrated edge And prominent veins Trembling and timorous When whipped by the wind Is a real delight to view! Close to monsoon It is in flower The heavy clusters Droop down in weight A medley of white, pink and red Languidly swaying in the breeze Giving off a faint aroma Early morning I see them Tear stained I wonder what makes them cry Do they lament their transient fate? Or are they sad, Molested by amorous bees?
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 10:11 AM UTC
The Climber in My garden
I trod on earth that sparkled I waltzed beside the moon Dancing in the universe To a planetary tune The comets sang a medley A spatial serenade All the heavens hummed the chorus Thus a harmony was made The sun joined in in baritone A rich voice filled with light The planets played a polka As we danced into the night Music swelled around us In an orbital orchestra A constellation conga line The last thing that I saw I woke from my deep slumber As I slept beneath that sky The starlit party glistened A twinkling tango before my eyes I woke from my deep slumber As I slept beneath that sky The starlit party glistened A twinkling tango before my eyes
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Aug 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 at 10:04 PM UTC
An Extraterrestrial Affair
Hours past midnight, the tranquility is prince I can almost hear a rasp whisper, the moon to the Sun, "Breakfast is nigh, dear friend. . ." Gazing beyond the circular window, on this bed as if resting on a glistening stretch of sand, Stars in my eyes, I recall her Beauty, her Strength her Love, her All. At rise, my joie de vivre will wake to the medley of sun-bathed robins, and with familiar tenderness upon my face An eternal vow, Propose in mellifluous whisper - "Let's have breakfast together, sweetheart." Sealed by a kiss. I smile as my hand takes hers. I lay enamoured, As a prince prevailing 'Til death do us part.
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Jan 2, 2018
Jan 2, 2018 at 2:35 AM UTC
Her Morning Proposal
Out of the seething cauldron of my woes, Where sweets and salt and bitterness I flung; Where charmed music gathered from my tongue, And where I chained strange archipelagoes Of fallen stars; where fiery passion flows A curious bitumen; where among The glowing medley moved the tune unsung Of perfect love: thence grew the Mystic Rose. Its myriad petals of divided light; Its leaves of the most radiant emerald; Its heart of fire like rubies. At the sight I lifted up my heart to God and called: How shall I pluck this dream of my desire? And lo! there shaped itself the Cross of Fire!
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The Rose and the Cross
We are unlike the rest. Yes, I know that's what the rest say. But unlike the rest, we are not glued together. Instead, we are stitched together. Stitched so that every string Is smoother than the furrow Of bitter eyebrows. Stitched so that if one of us wanders off, It would only take the tug of a string To bring us back together. Unlike the rest, we are a medley of forgiveness. Because with us, Mistakes come in a handful, Each painted a different color of disappointment. But it only takes Jumps into pools fully clothed, Random trips to the museum, Hangout on rooftops To make it all better again Unlike the rest, we are craziness Well-mixed with a spoonful of loyalty. An odd mix, enough to taste the sweet Amidst the sour So that insults come easy But if one of us trips on nothing, The rest of us will follow to help you back up. After laughing, of course Unlike the rest, we aren't actually friends. There should be a word For people who care out of understanding, Who laugh outside things that are funny, Who will be there even when they physically aren't We are not like the rest because the rest call us friends. And they say friends are forever But we are the people who beg for much longer.
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 11:07 AM UTC
Stitched
*walking along tormented path* 1. daisies hum hymns in flutter-eyes weeping willow leans down to whistle a medley of fifteen-odd tunes you used to know but never quite did grasp the axis merry-tilts just a bit and you try to grab hold of a patch of sullen-sky but the clouds shift once more and you're unexpectedly holding rain in your joints running steady-rivulets in the morrow's wrinkles 2. you step onto the pavement avoiding the lines a knack acquired over years of practice on the sidelines of others' lives kerb jumps up like a ***** with no chapeau its inordinate-syllogism bites your ankle like a swarm of ants in dread-ire in disorderly tornado-twirls step.. step.. step.. walk on..... (piece-a-cake....right?) S T - 4 decked / on / double
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 3:27 PM UTC
avoiding the lines
~ *Imagine a box In shadow Of utter regalia Iris, dressed as a waterfall She comes scattered Imagine an eyelid illusionist Praying for more palettes Enters steelbook cathedrals To a ministry of colour For the street outside Cannot offer as Interesting a hue As those fascinating within The pigment of her imagination It's compelling artistry Like oil on canvas A slight of hand Smoke and mirrors Her skilled fingers Kohl mining For soft medley And the new liminality Above the spectator's eye* ~
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Jun 7, 2022
Jun 7, 2022 at 1:02 PM UTC
The Eyeshadow Café
I hovered down my cursor Towards the Facebook icon My senses were in fervor For one notification. I clicked the drop down button That was drenched in crimson red My mind had an implosion As I decoded what it said. Someone sent a game request To me when time was lush My day embarks another quest In the game of candy crush. A ticket, life, or power-up Could be the thing I need To clear the way and reach the top And in the ranks I'll lead. A move that swaps a jelly bean Perhaps could form an "L" A wrapper bomb then could be seen Explosion it would spell. Maybe an orange lozenge Could pile in lines of four A striped bomb could come in revenge And wipe out lanes for score. A bunch of yellow lemon drops I'll surely link to five In time a color bomb would pop And clear the candy hive. Heaps of lollipop heads in blue And purple cluster sweets Could get swept out in a row or two By coco wheels or jelly fish. How lovely it would be to see A medley of combination Bombs and power-ups in spree To a rainbow candy motion. Two wrapper bombs would be enough To blast two groupings clean Two striped ones make a checker stuff Where blocks have ever been. A wrapper and a color bomb Blast off a certain hue A color bomb and a stripe in clump Stripe out some colors too. Perhaps of all the tricks I've seen The one that serves me great A duo of color bombs would mean The end of all the slate. The sun may rise, the moon may set I'll be there to sit and play A sweet treat is all I need to get And I'll complete my day.
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 9:09 AM UTC
Candy Crush
I hovered down my cursor Towards the Facebook icon My senses were in fervor For one notification. I clicked the drop down button That was drenched in crimson red My mind had an implosion As I decoded what it said. Someone sent a game request To me when time was lush My day embarks another quest In the game of candy crush. A ticket, life, or power-up Could be the thing I need To clear the way and reach the top And in the ranks I'll lead. A move that swaps a jelly bean Perhaps could form an "L" A wrapper bomb then could be seen Explosion it would spell. Maybe an orange lozenge Could pile in lines of four A striped bomb could come in revenge And wipe out lanes for score. A bunch of yellow lemon drops I'll surely link to five In time a color bomb would pop And clear the candy hive. Heaps of lollipop heads in blue And purple cluster sweets Could get swept out in a row or two By coco wheels or jelly fish. How lovely it would be to see A medley of combination Bombs and power-ups in spree To a rainbow candy motion. Two wrapper bombs would be enough To blast two groupings clean Two striped ones make a checker stuff Where blocks have ever been. A wrapper and a color bomb Blast off a certain hue A color bomb and a stripe in clump Stripe out some colors too. Perhaps of all the tricks I've seen The one that serves me great A duo of color bombs would mean The end of all the slate. The sun may rise, the moon may set I'll be there to sit and play A sweet treat is all I need to get And I'll complete my day.
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The passion released in the medley of intrigue Flows restoring as an onrush of air Deeply inhaled as a kiss of aching persuasion Gently arresting the heart waiting there A resonant fascination mesmerizes the pulsation Tempting the acceleration to exceed The natural precision, which is known to maintain A rush of harmony, as the heart beats There are some who will emphatically attempt to deny This medley of delightful intrigue exists As they have never inhaled, the passion released By the aching persuasion of the kiss If your heart has never felt this deep fascination A swift acceleration that rises above The natural precision, the heart's known to maintain Then you have never, truly been in love
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Jul 18, 2010
Jul 18, 2010 at 6:56 PM UTC
Medley of Intrigue