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"mollified" poems
Rabbit tracks in the snow padded foot, here we go: Found beside a lake, far away for you to seek. Festivities of the fastidious, i was all but oblivious. Promising frostiness, the air, alit and aglow. Bombarding me quietly with parallelism, banging noiselessly off the fire of the morning sunshine. Mollified, the world stirs in its lack of commotion. Meek blunders of the fortnight, i wish to forego. My star, faded from the sky. You are what brings me high. I will be with you, upon the epoch of tomorrow’s morn, come nigh.
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Dec 10, 2011
Dec 10, 2011 at 4:12 PM UTC
Illumined blue of the morning sky
Where has she gone? All the others are in line, Mother bear knows. Three there, Two here, One down, But she is missing. An inquiry goes through Over channels Fierce and loud Because one isn’t lining up And it’s that one. “Tariq is down, hold on” she says Fervidly praying, breathing heavy And there she is. Anywhere but where she should be. So easy to find, far too easy. Swearing, scolding No time for kindness, Lost, another child lost And another may be lost, The most precious one here. Scathing scoldings go ignored Too naive, too proud A child hoping to **** death Though she calls that barbaric. Reformed, remade, reborn But never killed. And there’s another, Another cub but not hers Carelessly walking on, Not aware of the foe in his midst. Of her child, the fool. But she notices, thank God, But she freezes up, **** God. Frozen, still, just as feared. No gun in hand Shaking, shivering, Breathing so hard. “Don’t hesitate,” The cry goes through But this too is ignored. A gun in hand at last But unused, unfired Shakily held with weak grip. Yet a shot rings out. Another notch for the rifle And another cub protected, The most precious one. He’s fallen and she’s fallen Him in death, her in shock, And again the cry is made “Don’t hesitate”, And again it fails. For she’s truly a cub, Naive child hoping, praying Failing. The mother rushes out Cursing and pushing away curses “We need her, Morrison” she says. “I need her,” she does not. Out from hiding, Rushing, running, and, yes, Praying. Still so shaken, Still too still. She is grabbed, Pulled, tugged, Yanked up to her feet And dragged away, Hastily hidden. Harsh words hurriedly spoken As she is ****** down. Not in anger but in fear And tears flow And the words stop. Scowling the bear sits, Fearing even now in the den. Quiet falls Deafening, painful. Jack shut off, Others mollified, And she does not speak. Only watches, Watching, eyeing on hatefully, Glaring as Mother carves another. One more life, one more line And she doesn’t understand. Only judges quick and fast, Ever the idealist. And that stings more than death’s threat.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 12:10 PM UTC
Into the den
Where has she gone? All the others are in line, Mother bear knows. Three there, Two here, One down, But she is missing. An inquiry goes through Over channels Fierce and loud Because one isn’t lining up And it’s that one. “Tariq is down, hold on” she says Fervidly praying, breathing heavy And there she is. Anywhere but where she should be. So easy to find, far too easy. Swearing, scolding No time for kindness, Lost, another child lost And another may be lost, The most precious one here. Scathing scoldings go ignored Too naive, too proud A child hoping to **** death Though she calls that barbaric. Reformed, remade, reborn But never killed. And there’s another, Another cub but not hers Carelessly walking on, Not aware of the foe in his midst. Of her child, the fool. But she notices, thank God, But she freezes up, **** God. Frozen, still, just as feared. No gun in hand Shaking, shivering, Breathing so hard. “Don’t hesitate,” The cry goes through But this too is ignored. A gun in hand at last But unused, unfired Shakily held with weak grip. Yet a shot rings out. Another notch for the rifle And another cub protected, The most precious one. He’s fallen and she’s fallen Him in death, her in shock, And again the cry is made “Don’t hesitate”, And again it fails. For she’s truly a cub, Naive child hoping, praying Failing. The mother rushes out Cursing and pushing away curses “We need her, Morrison” she says. “I need her,” she does not. Out from hiding, Rushing, running, and, yes, Praying. Still so shaken, Still too still. She is grabbed, Pulled, tugged, Yanked up to her feet And dragged away, Hastily hidden. Harsh words hurriedly spoken As she is ****** down. Not in anger but in fear And tears flow And the words stop. Scowling the bear sits, Fearing even now in the den. Quiet falls Deafening, painful. Jack shut off, Others mollified, And she does not speak. Only watches, Watching, eyeing on hatefully, Glaring as Mother carves another. One more life, one more line And she doesn’t understand. Only judges quick and fast, Ever the idealist. And that stings more than death’s threat.
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I think I actually try not to be toxic Try not to be tragic Try not to be destructive, Along with its sub category Self-destructive. I just do not excel In trying to feel mollified. Though I've tried. I like to drink the waters of insanity. I can't steer from temptation, Especially not if it's harmful. It'll get me killed one day, I'm sure of it. After all, Jack and Jill fell down the hill, And now Jack's in a box Six feet under.
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 10:19 AM UTC
Well, The Well Was Full.
It is true When they say You're not you When you're hungry It ruins your day When your belly is empty Of plentiful joy Then the slightest disturbance Can leave you annoyed And in dealing with others Be flippant and curt And in making progress, Listless and inert It reverts you to primacy, Primitive need And converts sharing, caring To hording and greed And will lead you to do What you wouldn't dare deign To consider permissible Ways to attain Your next meal When you hear Only your stomach rumbles Succumbing to them Just as the Cookie crumbles Until irrepressible Monsters emerge To devour whatever in sight Can encourage You to Once again Crack a mollified smile Until the resurgence Beguiles the bile And after a while Elapses, redaction For while it grasps At your brief satisfaction You think only of What remains You can ration As later-on's pangs Boomerang Right back atch'ya The moment the flavor Can no more be savored And cravings enslave you again To the anger
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Feb 8, 2019
Feb 8, 2019 at 10:46 AM UTC
Hungry? Grab a Snickers/Insatiable
His mother was suicidal His father was patricidal His siblings all fratricidal They fractured his parietal. His acumen was impractical While his mien was didactical His morals were retractible And his religion was heretical. He longed to be a celebrity And wished for its celerity To skip the serendipity And fork over his luminosity. But it seems that synchronicity Paired up with idiosyncrasy In a natural form of complicity And waylaid him with complicity. He moaned that he was qualified And not the least bit mollified To be so soundly criticized That they could not recognize By those who were so glassy eyed A plenipotentiary, very wise Who appears before their very eyes Who they would gladly plagiarize Even while they ostracize. He can’t achieve equanimity When so many hold their enmity And treat him so outrageously In ignoring his magnanimity. After all, is there anyone living Who is so astoundingly forgiving Than he by the simple act of giving And letting them go on living?
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Nov 3, 2016
Nov 3, 2016 at 8:02 PM UTC
WALLY WORDSALAD
We awaken with our heart in the hands of another Our love is what everyone dreams about It's how a true love affair should be Now is the time to leave behind all doubt But where is the mystery that so many cultivate? We never hold back the true love we feel Some may say we are revealing too much But how can we share the joy that is so real? Why must I wonder about these things? Must we be afraid to open ourselves so? It seems the secret to a true love affair Is to always let our love flow I'm not looking to live a life of clues Wondering about who you are and what you do I want a life of harmony and absolute belief In the love of another and knowing it is true Our insecurities will provide enough mystery Even in the face of words of assurance We will always harbor the fear of loss and pain There is no need to cultivate games of adolescence There will be mystery enough as we age The years will add depth to us along the way We will look forward to the growth in one another As long as we allow each other to bloom each day An ambience exists of free flowing love Our doubts and fears are washed away To be mollified, tempered and subdued So that our true feelings never run astray I will risk everything to remain open to you Even though we live with little hint of wonder I don't want to guess who you are or what you want Only the assurance that no man will tear us asunder
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Feb 24, 2012
Feb 24, 2012 at 5:10 PM UTC
The Lack of Mystery
We shalt Noel ourn favorite aria A chorale of valiant rendezvous, Overcome by ourn setting sun Enchanted by ourn moon, Fixated and elevated, by flying bolide's in the empyrean Statue's of us to be built, with ourn amour' as its coliseum, Dozy by ourn ardor spree, worn out from long heartfelt night Covering eachother with balm, mollified by ourn spice... The birds to maketh their fly-by, the bugs to creep on foot The sand beneathe ourn locked feet, touched by the soot.... Her head on mine chest, as this she Whisper's ( I loveth thee mine rey) I whisper back (I loveth thee more, reina of mine heart's display) As tis The passer-byers witnessed two angels lost in the moment Forgetting the world ever existed... Looking into eachother's extraterrestrial pupil's!!!!!
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Jul 5, 2015
Jul 5, 2015 at 9:08 PM UTC
Configuración de sol, la luna encantadora( setting sun, enchanting moon) spanish tongue
Sometimes I sit back on my bed with an RHCP track playing blocking out the world then the voices kick in "Why aren't you looking for someone?" "Do you want to be alone forever or do you think that's a wise endeavor?" I respond back that my confidence is gone out behind the shack stabbed in the back with a macabre machete the size of a horses *** that every time I get comfortable with someone now I flinch, waiting for my heart to get stomped out or chipped away that's why I said for the time being alone I'll stay. My head and my heart seem out of sync I think it's clear that I'm trying to focus on myself and trying to accumulate both mental and financial wealth and improving my physical health but my heart sees none of this it just wants to be cuddled and mollified and it's mortifying to me to fight this internal war constantly because I want to be free from my feelings and my past because every time I say they're gone they keep roaring back
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 1:41 AM UTC
This Deserves No Title
Both of them were perfect for me 'You're beautifully insane' 'You're insanely beautiful' I chose the one whose existence mollified this feeling of ugliness seeping into me
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 9:50 AM UTC
Untitled
I’m enjoying spending time with my mom - we have an intimacy braided like rope. I forgot how funny she is. At the same time, we’ve been softcore arguing for days. She wants me to accomplish something this summer - to pad my med-school resume - do anything but relax. But I refuse. If I’m going to complete a master's degree next summer, then I’m going to have fun this summer. Periodt. I’m not an automaton for her to wind. Her stress radiates, as I play Animal Crossing on the couch. I reach up towards her forehead, “Is there an off button?” I ask. “Go away,” she chuckles, blocking my hand. Before I turn away, I add, “You’re the most fun when you’re not giving advice or saying the wrong things..” “Or breathing incorrectly?” She finished my sentence. “Exactly,” I laughed, “then you’re practically perfect.” The boys - Peter (my BF) and Step (my stepfather) - sit or stand, uninvolved, outside the action, like we’re in some other dimension - they try and look at anything but us when we’re wrangling. Poetry time! The phantoms of my discontent are held at bay, by leisure, are mollified by pleasure. Am I crazy to set boundaries? Am I lazy, cause I won’t let her chivvy me? I’ve got my own voice; I’ll make my own choices. We have the same goals - but I’m in control. For every plan I’ve got, she has a hundred caveats. Sure, I’ve done nothing, while she’s done it all. I’m her little rocket that she doesn’t want to stall. But she needs to understand, I’ve left the launching pad. . . songs for this… Mama by Spice Girls Hey Mama by Kanye West Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now by Nikki Blonsky, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Ricki Lake, Motion Picture Cast of Hairspray . periodt ← slang for absolute period
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May 18, 2024
May 18, 2024 at 1:29 PM UTC
momz
I’m enjoying spending time with my mom - we have an intimacy braided like rope. I forgot how funny she is. At the same time, we’ve been softcore arguing for days. She wants me to accomplish something this summer - to pad my med-school resume - do anything but relax. But I refuse. If I’m going to complete a master's degree next summer, then I’m going to have fun this summer. Periodt. I’m not an automaton for her to wind. Her stress radiates, as I play Animal Crossing on the couch. I reach up towards her forehead, “Is there an off button?” I ask. “Go away,” she chuckles, blocking my hand. Before I turn away, I add, “You’re the most fun when you’re not giving advice or saying the wrong things..” “Or breathing incorrectly?” She finished my sentence. “Exactly,” I laughed, “then you’re practically perfect.” The boys - Peter (my BF) and Step (my stepfather) - sit or stand, uninvolved, outside the action, like we’re in some other dimension - they try and look at anything but us when we’re wrangling. Poetry time! The phantoms of my discontent are held at bay, by leisure, are mollified by pleasure. Am I crazy to set boundaries? Am I lazy, cause I won’t let her chivvy me? I’ve got my own voice; I’ll make my own choices. We have the same goals - but I’m in control. For every plan I’ve got, she has a hundred caveats. Sure, I’ve done nothing, while she’s done it all. I’m her little rocket that she doesn’t want to stall. But she needs to understand, I’ve left the launching pad. . . songs for this… Mama by Spice Girls Hey Mama by Kanye West Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now by Nikki Blonsky, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Ricki Lake, Motion Picture Cast of Hairspray . periodt ← slang for absolute period
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The sun had set on the mountain top Before we could get away, I hadn’t wanted to drive by night But rather the light of day, The sky was filled with a ghostly glow The last few rays of the sun, When I drove out to the open road, Our journey had just begun. I’d promised that I would get her there I wasn’t going to renege, She must have asked me a dozen times, Was even beginning to beg, I said, ‘They’re going to be waiting there No matter how late we are, They won’t be starting without you, girl, For you are the principle star.’ That calmed her down, she was mollified, Though she’d been upset for days, She worried that she’d be there too late, She’d said, in a blank dismay, She thought it was such an honour to Be picked as the chosen one, ‘I’ve never been picked for anything, Before,’ was the song she sung. We nosed down into the valley as The darkness turned to grim, With only the beam of the headlights Like a tunnel we were in, ‘It seems to be taking a lifetime,’ Was the only thing she said, ‘I know, but the end of a lifetime is The time that you are dead.’ She’d paid especial attention to The dress she had to wear, Had glossed her lips and had rouged her cheeks And had tidied up her hair, I paid her the best of compliments That I knew she wanted to hear, And told her that I was proud of her, On this special night of the year. We finally came to a grove of trees And we turned our headlights in, Throwing fantastic shadows as our Wheels began to spin, We stopped just under a giant oak And I said, ‘We’re here at last. You’re certain you want to go through with it?’ She said, ‘It will be a blast!’ Then shapes came out of the grove of trees Wearing hoods and capes of black, They gathered around the car, and stood And stared, on that forest track, When Emily went to join them they Stood back to let her pass, And led her into a clearing where She lay down, on the grass. It was then they began their chanting Like a choir in a church, Rising and falling, lilting, it was fine And yet a dirge, For then a man danced into the ring Who wore the head of a goat, From under his cape he drew a knife, Leant down, and cut her throat. David Lewis Paget
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 3:52 AM UTC
The Ceremony
The sun had set on the mountain top Before we could get away, I hadn’t wanted to drive by night But rather the light of day, The sky was filled with a ghostly glow The last few rays of the sun, When I drove out to the open road, Our journey had just begun. I’d promised that I would get her there I wasn’t going to renege, She must have asked me a dozen times, Was even beginning to beg, I said, ‘They’re going to be waiting there No matter how late we are, They won’t be starting without you, girl, For you are the principle star.’ That calmed her down, she was mollified, Though she’d been upset for days, She worried that she’d be there too late, She’d said, in a blank dismay, She thought it was such an honour to Be picked as the chosen one, ‘I’ve never been picked for anything, Before,’ was the song she sung. We nosed down into the valley as The darkness turned to grim, With only the beam of the headlights Like a tunnel we were in, ‘It seems to be taking a lifetime,’ Was the only thing she said, ‘I know, but the end of a lifetime is The time that you are dead.’ She’d paid especial attention to The dress she had to wear, Had glossed her lips and had rouged her cheeks And had tidied up her hair, I paid her the best of compliments That I knew she wanted to hear, And told her that I was proud of her, On this special night of the year. We finally came to a grove of trees And we turned our headlights in, Throwing fantastic shadows as our Wheels began to spin, We stopped just under a giant oak And I said, ‘We’re here at last. You’re certain you want to go through with it?’ She said, ‘It will be a blast!’ Then shapes came out of the grove of trees Wearing hoods and capes of black, They gathered around the car, and stood And stared, on that forest track, When Emily went to join them they Stood back to let her pass, And led her into a clearing where She lay down, on the grass. It was then they began their chanting Like a choir in a church, Rising and falling, lilting, it was fine And yet a dirge, For then a man danced into the ring Who wore the head of a goat, From under his cape he drew a knife, Leant down, and cut her throat. David Lewis Paget
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Every thought, every sight, every idea is built by WORDS, You see a LEAF in color GREEN, Feel HAPPY, CONFUSED, or MOLLIFIED. But music is not so limited-- it is just sound, just pure emotion. It does not go FEAR! CAUTION! WAITING! but somehow, it's Bum-Plulum-AaaRRUM speaks those thoughts far more clearly. It filters between the lines of language like light through a cracked-open door it drips from heaven, unchecked.
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 1:55 PM UTC
Music
I have been to my heart doctor she noticed I had been smoking and banged a delicate fist on the table and her stethoscope danced over her firm breasts, she was furious, did not listen to my lame excuses that a cigarette was given to me the day before and polite as I'm couldn't say no. She was not mollified. What do I know perhaps she is worried by her son? who doesn't want to be a doctor.? The tests I had shown no avers affect, she calmed down and I gave her a copy of my latest book: “alternative poetry and political opinions.” I promised to not smoke again and gave her my latest book.
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Apr 16, 2018
Apr 16, 2018 at 6:00 AM UTC
at the cardiologist
Buried inside—we blameless pets rove mollified through worlds of kind. Rough n’ tumbles polish curtsies for a tempered pair, spotless n' blind. Never to slip, never to falter, ever, we pets, sturdy in hollow. Leap in rhyme, step with reason ‘to splitting morrow—grit n' swallow.
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Nov 10, 2019
Nov 10, 2019 at 1:27 PM UTC
Sturdy in Hollow
A vertical canvas for artists and disguise Graffiti scrawled by revolutionaries Banksy and friends mollified Peed on by the territorial scenters They divide us all Suppress or embolden Keep others out and us in A place to hang our trophies I feel it's angular form I cannot see through its opaque intensity The smell of fear is held within A ritualistic cacophony rings out This lifeless structure Sees no boundaries Bonded by graft Politics rules its being Designed to control Boxed in our own padded cell We bury our remorse or pains in the wall Ready to tear down that sponge and start again Two stones in a line-up Three interwoven Four in a tower One to knock it all down Two walls guide today’s journey Three a perpetuating maze The fourth outside of this dimension The last is for us to climb We travel with an invisible wall It protects our flanks I scatter saffron when I take the air The walls outline enlightened I look forward to the day when I need no walls Fabric heavenly constructs Transparent and naked I can run with this wall
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Mar 8, 2021
Mar 8, 2021 at 10:20 AM UTC
We all have a wall to conquer
it's interesting to see a burning heart ignored passion and dedication should get something shouldn't it maybe maybe they stopped paying the person who was suppose to care about such things.
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 7:01 PM UTC
mollified