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"metacarpus" poems
On a night of fate, a celestial being manifested, a set of golden optics, Shared a moment with a set of blue. Shaking metacarpus, soft against an elated visage. two minds, two bodies. two souls, two mates. Breaths of desperation, words wrapped around a vascular piece, Forcing them to stay, not to say. No; never to say. the stars are crossed, a with held fate, Forbidden to love, a censored verse, a poet corraled. Began a word of truth, Hold it dear to our souls, and letting go will never be, on a night of fate.
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Feb 23, 2011
Feb 23, 2011 at 8:30 PM UTC
manifesting celestial
Caught red-handed, You reach for the first thing Your grubby metacarpus can find, Be it a sabre or quill. You ****** and parry away In your journal, All in the hopes you might Besmirch me, And strike it rich At the same time. But like Dido, Queen of Carthage, Your bags of gold Contain only sand. This is your hapless undoing, Mr. Hamilton, Despicably so. Don't use me as a crutch, Fall on your own sword! Talk about a fair amount Of revisionist's history, But we'll save that for Another day... Suffice to say: History is in the eyes of the beholder.
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Feb 11, 2020
Feb 11, 2020 at 4:37 PM UTC
Fall On Your Own Sword
Signposts at the crossroads point in all directions like skeletal fingers like ghosts moving across a tundra of white like thin skin that you see through like rice paper held against the sun like your hand that shows veins that run like tributaries into the delta on your metacarpus flecked with freckles where small hairs stand on end.
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Jan 9, 2013
Jan 9, 2013 at 5:13 PM UTC
metacarpus
The sounds of the city she was so young only sixteen walking in solitude til hell freezes over Always, always a cigarette hanging out out of her mouth sweet smoke just a poke Promenading me and my shadow Offbeat gazes brusque antiphon vague tracks of paces left from penitence foot prints She wants to stupefy she wants to feel without a hitch Numb Emerging out of the pavements of south philadelphia a metacarpus grasps onto her oxford Dragging her to the subways of the city Underfoot, underground Who’s the conductor? Who’s driving the train of anarchy At a screaming halt, the train stopped the metacarpus flings her off fall she scrapes her knee to see she’s remaining at the same locus Unaltered Where’d she go, she dont’ know Arise! She continued to linger through the streets Julliet wanted romeo but romeo wanted another Lifes a toy she desired just a boy, maybe then life would be a joy tooth for a tooth bleed for me a desire to conspire, a must for a bit of lust
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 3:10 PM UTC
Center city mystery
These frail mane still smells of coffin nail. Hands..Struggling with metacarpus to trade the manus .. stretch. scratch. Twirl. Orbs: wide and wrathful: Fluctuating the pupils left and right | Mad mad | Concerntating on these screams.. screams into le noir lughole . THERE! I grasp your fluttering wings. Oh you flutterer ! fluttering on C. Fluttering hushed .. Fluttering hasten.. fluttering to strive for nooks and blood. Oh you flutterer! erroneous target thee choosed. Smash. Squeeze. Alas! now ease into mine ichor palms.
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Jun 10, 2017
Jun 10, 2017 at 1:16 PM UTC
The slaying of Culicidae
- on the Sea of Tranquility sits evidence of alien visitors to this world ; underneath one of the footings lie the crushed remains of an indigenous being who was delivering a message inside a six-fingered metacarpus entanglement is a wrinkled sheet of aluminum with the following etched in broken Earthling— _"we never sent invitations and we never asked you for anything– Please,                go home..."_ s jones 2021 .
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Mar 7, 2021
Mar 7, 2021 at 7:59 PM UTC
loonies