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"mystify" poems
What do you see When the flower meets your eye, What beauty must hide In visceral Versailles, In cherry tree reality... Does it mystify? The variegated countryside Does the chorus nullify The diversified into harmony What melodic elegance underlies That subjective divide Wistful of waves you fly What do you see in the cherry tree sky
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Apr 9, 2016
Apr 9, 2016 at 9:57 AM UTC
Bumblebee
the people whose job is to understand the multiverse can't figure this world out rid·dle                      ˈridl/noun: riddle; plural noun:   riddles 1.                                 | a question or statement intentionally           phrased so as to require ingenuity     in ascertaining its answer or meaning,                typically presented as a game; a person, event,   or fact that is difficult   to understand or explain. "the riddle of her death" [puz·zle ˈpəzəl/verb: puzzle; 3rd person present: puzzles; past tense: puzzled; past participle: puzzled; gerund or present participle:                                              puzzling 1.                          cause (someone) to feel confused because              they cannot understand or make sense of something: "one remark he made puzzled me" synonyms: perplex, confuse, bewilder,        bemuse, baffle, mystify, confound;         faze, stump, beat, discombobulate "her decision puzzled me" perplexed, confused, bewildered,        bemused, baffled, mystified, confounded,                              nonplussed, at a loss, at sea;              flummoxed, stumped, fazed, clueless,              discombobulated "a puzzled look on her face" baffling, perplexing, bewildering, confusing, complicated, unclear, mysterious, enigmatic, ambiguous, obscure, abstruse, unfathomable, incomprehensible, impenetrable, cryptic "his explanation was rather puzzling" antonyms: clear think hard about something difficult                    to understand or explain; "she was still puzzling over this problem                      when she reached the office"      | [      ] think hard about, mull over, muse over, ponder, contemplate,                                      meditate on, consider, deliberate on, chew over,                     wonder about "she puzzled over the problem"   solve or understand something by thinking hard; synonyms:                       work out, understand,    comprehend, sort out, reason out, solve, make sense of,    make head(s) or tail(s) of, unravel, decipher; informal:                figure out "she tried to puzzle out what he meant" noun: puzzle; plural noun: puzzles 1. [                 ], [           ] (                 ); a game, toy, or problem designed     to test ingenuity or knowledge; short for jigsaw puzzle                    (see jigsaw) a person or thing that is difficult to understand or explain; an enigma: "the meaning of this poem will always be a paradox" synonyms: enigma, mystery, paradox,        conundrum, poser, riddle, problem, quandary;                      "the poem has always been a puzzle"   late 16th century (as a verb): of unknown origin: synonyms: puzzle, conundrum, brainteaser, problem,       unsolved problem, question, poser, enigma,                        quandary; informal:       stumper "an answer to the riddle"                    verb/archaic verb: riddle; 3rd person present: riddles; past tense: riddled; past participle: riddled;          gerund or present participle: riddling 1.             speak in or pose riddles. "he who knows not how to riddle" solve or explain (a riddle) to (someone). "riddle me this then" Origin Old English rǣdels, rǣdelse ‘opinion, conjecture, riddle’;   related to Dutch raadsel,    German Rätsel,      to read
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 12:19 AM UTC
1. [Linear Z]
the people whose job is to understand the multiverse can't figure this world out rid·dle                      ˈridl/noun: riddle; plural noun:   riddles 1.                                 | a question or statement intentionally           phrased so as to require ingenuity     in ascertaining its answer or meaning,                typically presented as a game; a person, event,   or fact that is difficult   to understand or explain. "the riddle of her death" [puz·zle ˈpəzəl/verb: puzzle; 3rd person present: puzzles; past tense: puzzled; past participle: puzzled; gerund or present participle:                                              puzzling 1.                          cause (someone) to feel confused because              they cannot understand or make sense of something: "one remark he made puzzled me" synonyms: perplex, confuse, bewilder,        bemuse, baffle, mystify, confound;         faze, stump, beat, discombobulate "her decision puzzled me" perplexed, confused, bewildered,        bemused, baffled, mystified, confounded,                              nonplussed, at a loss, at sea;              flummoxed, stumped, fazed, clueless,              discombobulated "a puzzled look on her face" baffling, perplexing, bewildering, confusing, complicated, unclear, mysterious, enigmatic, ambiguous, obscure, abstruse, unfathomable, incomprehensible, impenetrable, cryptic "his explanation was rather puzzling" antonyms: clear think hard about something difficult                    to understand or explain; "she was still puzzling over this problem                      when she reached the office"      | [      ] think hard about, mull over, muse over, ponder, contemplate,                                      meditate on, consider, deliberate on, chew over,                     wonder about "she puzzled over the problem"   solve or understand something by thinking hard; synonyms:                       work out, understand,    comprehend, sort out, reason out, solve, make sense of,    make head(s) or tail(s) of, unravel, decipher; informal:                figure out "she tried to puzzle out what he meant" noun: puzzle; plural noun: puzzles 1. [                 ], [           ] (                 ); a game, toy, or problem designed     to test ingenuity or knowledge; short for jigsaw puzzle                    (see jigsaw) a person or thing that is difficult to understand or explain; an enigma: "the meaning of this poem will always be a paradox" synonyms: enigma, mystery, paradox,        conundrum, poser, riddle, problem, quandary;                      "the poem has always been a puzzle"   late 16th century (as a verb): of unknown origin: synonyms: puzzle, conundrum, brainteaser, problem,       unsolved problem, question, poser, enigma,                        quandary; informal:       stumper "an answer to the riddle"                    verb/archaic verb: riddle; 3rd person present: riddles; past tense: riddled; past participle: riddled;          gerund or present participle: riddling 1.             speak in or pose riddles. "he who knows not how to riddle" solve or explain (a riddle) to (someone). "riddle me this then" Origin Old English rǣdels, rǣdelse ‘opinion, conjecture, riddle’;   related to Dutch raadsel,    German Rätsel,      to read
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No option, but to be perceived Violent, Aggressive, Irrational Identity becoming an other Words of malice, they mystify Words of ignorance, they vilify Subverting consciousness and articulation Our identities, fighting to be Autonomous landscapes Hoping in anticipation for liberation No real notion of we or me Implicating it's inhuman to be foreign When they represent as much of we and me Scandalizing alternative identities as subversive Advancing erasures in favor of hegemony Propaganda favoring what is most white Amelioration for the obliteration of cunning identity? No more cooperation, ****** the euphemisms That cover up, and help justify marginalization Our identities, fighting to be Autonomous landscapes Hoping in anticipation for liberation Time to **** ****** massacre eurocentric ideology We preach no violence, being not them, just we But cannot request to be free, must tear it out by force Eurocentric ideological pandemic inhabiting, inhibiting the soul of mankind Unthinkable abomination concealed in the veil of appropriated minds Necessitating exorcism for the incarcerated conscious mind When we completely violate mandates of eurocentric ideology When only we appropriate our own identity When we all nullify the color of our skin As profanity or inadequacy Our identities, fighting to be Autonomous landscapes Hoping in anticipation for liberation Will be awaiting purgation from alienation
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 6:25 PM UTC
Ideological Pandemic (Abducting Identity)
There's spring and there's summer, there's all that's in between no listless skies of anodyne; now nature flaunts and preens What beauty fills the hungry eye 'neath a sky of blue, serene verdant vales soaked in sun, awash in palettes of green There are pastels that awaken and deep shades that passion brews created hues that trickle...sprinkled with 'chartreuse' There's the green of 'asparagus' and that of 'artichokes' Of 'forest', 'ferns' , of 'moss', a brush of different strokes Fragrant plants of 'mint', then 'myrtle' and 'green tea' 'Emerald', 'jade' or 'harlequin' and 'malachites' that be Off creamy shells, just 'pistachio', 'green apples', then of 'pines' It lies too in 'sap' and 'teal', in 'avocados' and tangy 'lime' There's green of the 'mantis', in 'jungle', 'hunters' and 'shamrock' The lithe 'parakeet' fluttering and the lazy sanguine 'croc' In blessed 'basil', ' pickle', in 'pear', 'olives' in 'bottle green' 'Gourds' and 'peas' that farmers grow in cultivars pristine 'Tis there in 'aqua' and 'seaweed', in the ripple of 'sea green' waves In 'turtles', 'sea foam', 'anemone' and a 'tropical glistening lake' From 'laurel green' to an 'army green' , in 'sage' ( a shade of grey ) The color of 'grass' , the murky 'swamp' , hues in array There's 'neon' and an 'Indian green', a 'Persian' one to mystify A 'midnight green' to bright 'fluorescent', oh, for green rainbows in the eye
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 10:30 AM UTC
Fifty shades of Green
You agitate, I soothe I laugh, you cry You procrastinate, I plan I toil, you sleep You mingle, I retreat I reach, you blench You deceive, I release I purify, you violate You mystify, I enlighten I grow, You shrink You ignore, I explore I create, you destroy You devour, I nibble I give, you take You walk, I run I defend, you assault You subtract, I add I love, you hate
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 11:18 AM UTC
No Harmony
You never fail to mystify me Love out of reach A devastating fallacy I wish you the very best But only feel sorry partially There’s a smile on your face again No use for thinking so logically A hidden curriculum so easy to mask I’d love to know you but hate to ask You are all I dream about -And there you were- A love aptitude that’s entirely illiterate Your pearly smile stays stretched continuously illuminate Save the feelings for the archive So foreign and entirely glamorized They fail to represent what reality is waiting impatiently Your looks are intense They compliment your insanity But in the mean time I’m failing miserably I can’t even look you in the eye I’m too shy
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 12:42 AM UTC
Consequential Strangers
1909, on top of the dragon. Marigolds whipping a tepid fug in this small room of stringy daylight. That place where we fell in love. Where I dropped a hot cup of tea on my pants And we ate sushi on the beach. I love the beach. I am not ready for the ice festival or your new boyfriend. He smells like bad disco and old people. This piano concerto that I play before bed, before awakening, I have your black dresser drawer in my bedroom, It glistens of our days of Jasmine and Roses. My mind blurs stories of you, her, and the other girl. Rad violin songs, a friend from Argentina has introduced me to Mystify me, I cannot hear straight or stand still. I have acquired A gift for shivering. Still I can feel your talons raking up my spine. Two fingers! Where? Why? How did you do that thing with your mouth? I count upwards from you and in my peaking hours of misfortune, I Never come back down to earth's giant centrality of duel existence. My gut expands into my chest, my nervous system and anxiety is All of you, a lot of her, and none of the other girl. I make half inch black markings on the wall, this curse of feeling and not forgetting That never goes away.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:45 AM UTC
1909
Misty waters whisk my body I cannot see Right before me Blurry is my vision A mystify sound, I hear With footsteps not very far Who can that be Feeling a precious touch Behind me I turned in this steamy irrigate A mistress stands near Before I speak Her soft fingers surrenders my lips Whispers in my ear Her maiden name Sounds so melodious Attempted to grasp her by hand As she refuses The haze clears up To an unbearable sight A divine creature of elegance As I imagine How can this emergence of love mend a broken heart?
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Sep 8, 2009
Sep 8, 2009 at 8:29 AM UTC
Waterfalls of beauty
and the bombs sing their requiem in silent accord while those with blood stained civil hands think themselves out of thoughts while running from their own feet and here find strained in protest words to pierce the ear of grief and find that an elusive possession, human identity, is trampled by larcenous wiles such a theft that suffuses a merciless and malicious twinship both spurious and misplaced and produces understandings that mystify by a succession of inexplicable events disorientates and masks a comedy of daylight thoughts at once touching and grotesque where disorientation and danger lurk and have us believe, that which would restore order and reason making the ordinary world ordinary again becomes lost in its co-ordinates of a self made illusion whose features lead to an uncertainty at once plausible and disturbing one distinguished by solemnities of disturbed incompetence of well meaning whose distance of sorrow evaporates in a poignant lament
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Sep 10, 2013
Sep 10, 2013 at 6:01 PM UTC
Syria September 2013...
*deep in the heart of the forest magical moments mystify all boundaries deliquesce liquefying i surrender soaring towards the sky i'm inside your skin the whole of your soul i am you and you are me the path to peace is dissolving i to we (c)2016janetaylor
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Sep 10, 2016
Sep 10, 2016 at 11:20 AM UTC
in the heart of the forest
Cape Town café drink up it's gospel brew as black as ink and I will ask you what you're thinking how you're feeling is my love only in theory? does it mystify? look plainly at your hot cup of gloom watch it stimulate the tongue and give away fidelity's holy fire that once lit the fuse of addiction within the skin of this burning man
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May 4, 2021
May 4, 2021 at 10:35 PM UTC
Truth Coffee
The CAMERA that rolls behind a silent film, Is most distinctly heard - Lest what Angels gift the snowy valleys, May mystify His every word.
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Jul 19, 2016
Jul 19, 2016 at 4:50 PM UTC
Camera
I walk through the shadows of the night  Under the glowing light The mysteries of the moon mystify my mind Shed light to my soul Engulf my spirit to the core of the earth bringing me closer to my inner being Fine tuned to the rhythm of the ocean
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Jul 14, 2019
Jul 14, 2019 at 10:15 AM UTC
Natural Mystic
There's music in your mouth and stars in your bones Sea air in your laughter and sunshine in your hair Your words are honey and freckles the kisses I wish to always give You're celestial and transcendent - you mystify me Your jealousy has bite but mine has venom People say we're always searching for our other half Well, love(r), if you're mine, Know that you are all the good in the world - And I am all the bad. x o x
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
Love(r)
. What blur is vision, When woman, kind, Naked as the moon, Shines in such cool Light as the stars lit, In ink of night, scribe Such spell as ancient Vocabularies mystify, Without translations, The heart is drowned Feeble as fey emotions, Rosetta of thorny cut, Blood spilt in desires Hard as sarsen alone, About circle rounding, A universe unbounded, For love is kind poison In nightshade of moon. .
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Jun 26, 2017
Jun 26, 2017 at 5:42 PM UTC
Love is Kind Poison
I know that when I am older, I will no longer be able to throw the harsh truth of reality at ones such as my grandchildren. Too them, I will live till I’m 105. Standing as the essence of immortality that they strive to experience. This of course is a lie. But, I can longer take it upon myself to destroy the dreams and quash the creativity of the young in a world of Grey.   Walk with me through this verdant street I am going to tell you a story about a strange place... In this strange place, instead of colour splashing itself against any and every object there only seems to be shades of grey. And in this Grey world, each generation of children receives a red balloon. The red balloon constantly engages the youth with its seemingly magical properties of levitation. But this engagement can only last for so long. Eventually the floating ball of rosa can no longer captivate and mystify. At the crucial point of demystification, the children are deemed “ready” to face the world. So the children do the only thing left to do to join the rest of society…they let go of that slight bit of that small, rose-colored rubber which, with the help of the wind and its abundant hydrogen molecules floats off to meet the sky. I am proud to present to you, the saddest moment our society has to offer. The loss of the inner child to the vast machine of the demiurge. ****** of the greatest caliber carried out in the name of growing up and becoming part of "real" world. But hey, on the bright-side, the sky gets to play with a balloon for a few minutes before it throws it back, without magic, without life, and without its marveling child. So, I beseech you, the reader to forever hold onto that red balloon. Hold on till your knuckles turn white because it’s that tiny, 3 cent, red balloon is the most special item in this infectious process we call Human Society.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 1:39 PM UTC
A Red Balloon
I know that when I am older, I will no longer be able to throw the harsh truth of reality at ones such as my grandchildren. Too them, I will live till I’m 105. Standing as the essence of immortality that they strive to experience. This of course is a lie. But, I can longer take it upon myself to destroy the dreams and quash the creativity of the young in a world of Grey.   Walk with me through this verdant street I am going to tell you a story about a strange place... In this strange place, instead of colour splashing itself against any and every object there only seems to be shades of grey. And in this Grey world, each generation of children receives a red balloon. The red balloon constantly engages the youth with its seemingly magical properties of levitation. But this engagement can only last for so long. Eventually the floating ball of rosa can no longer captivate and mystify. At the crucial point of demystification, the children are deemed “ready” to face the world. So the children do the only thing left to do to join the rest of society…they let go of that slight bit of that small, rose-colored rubber which, with the help of the wind and its abundant hydrogen molecules floats off to meet the sky. I am proud to present to you, the saddest moment our society has to offer. The loss of the inner child to the vast machine of the demiurge. ****** of the greatest caliber carried out in the name of growing up and becoming part of "real" world. But hey, on the bright-side, the sky gets to play with a balloon for a few minutes before it throws it back, without magic, without life, and without its marveling child. So, I beseech you, the reader to forever hold onto that red balloon. Hold on till your knuckles turn white because it’s that tiny, 3 cent, red balloon is the most special item in this infectious process we call Human Society.
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The Gift of the Sleeping Magi **"But in a last word to the wise of these days let it be said that of all who give gifts, these two were the wisest.   Of all who give and receive gifts, such as they, are wisest.   Everywhere, they are wisest.   They are the Magi." O. Henry** The woman, traveling alone, thru dangerous West Side badlands, dancing lands, where resident fairies, ex-ballerinas all, magical mystify a passerby's thoughts, mesmerizing them with their mercurial maneuvers, tango dancing upon shimmering glass pieces, enslaving all who gaze upon them forever, turning their captives into sleeping beauties. Restlessly awaiting her return, the hombre-lover early retires to the bed chamber, weary from another day's woeful world worries, long past midnight, he awakens, disoriented, discombobulated, and alone. Fearing the worst, he summons her return with text spells and magical ringing cell's bells, all to no avail. He dresses, readying for the search, to bring her home. Ready to depart, he opens the door, only to find the woman asleep before their door. Unwilling to awake her sleeping hombre, she gifts him a rest undisturbed. Shoulder grasped, elbow guided, her eye glasses surgically removed, he returns her to their bed, to complete her own rest. instantly, she is re-gifted, colliding with a gravity pulling her, into a pleasurable deep sleep. Now wide-eyed awake, the hombre muses and poetry pens this tale of his restless confusion. O. Henry's words refurbished, rise up, infiltrate his consciousness. **Of all who give and receive gifts, even the simplest, rest undisturbed, rest completed, they are the wisest, everywhere they are wisest. They are Magi.** 2::03 AM, a few years ago.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 6:36 PM UTC
The Gift of the Sleeping Magi
The Gift of the Sleeping Magi **"But in a last word to the wise of these days let it be said that of all who give gifts, these two were the wisest.   Of all who give and receive gifts, such as they, are wisest.   Everywhere, they are wisest.   They are the Magi." O. Henry** The woman, traveling alone, thru dangerous West Side badlands, dancing lands, where resident fairies, ex-ballerinas all, magical mystify a passerby's thoughts, mesmerizing them with their mercurial maneuvers, tango dancing upon shimmering glass pieces, enslaving all who gaze upon them forever, turning their captives into sleeping beauties. Restlessly awaiting her return, the hombre-lover early retires to the bed chamber, weary from another day's woeful world worries, long past midnight, he awakens, disoriented, discombobulated, and alone. Fearing the worst, he summons her return with text spells and magical ringing cell's bells, all to no avail. He dresses, readying for the search, to bring her home. Ready to depart, he opens the door, only to find the woman asleep before their door. Unwilling to awake her sleeping hombre, she gifts him a rest undisturbed. Shoulder grasped, elbow guided, her eye glasses surgically removed, he returns her to their bed, to complete her own rest. instantly, she is re-gifted, colliding with a gravity pulling her, into a pleasurable deep sleep. Now wide-eyed awake, the hombre muses and poetry pens this tale of his restless confusion. O. Henry's words refurbished, rise up, infiltrate his consciousness. **Of all who give and receive gifts, even the simplest, rest undisturbed, rest completed, they are the wisest, everywhere they are wisest. They are Magi.** 2::03 AM, a few years ago.
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40 years of history Rock & Roll and parties Influencong both the no names and the great names Black Country born Where I bet you met a mean Black Country Woman Did she hurt you bad? Leaving beer on your face Oh well, she could have lived in your garden I think it's crazy Elvis, really? I never would have guessed Who were you at ten years old? Later you left the bright boys for the men of blues, good choice Met the man with the axe that finally chopped away the cord from who you were You weren't difficult, just struggling The flock banded together, ready to fly I'm sorry about your boy Too young I wish you could have been there But I'm sure he knows he has all your love By the way, I think I like your words the best Vikings and Tolkein tales mystify me Oh, and all the *** How was Morocco? I hear the sun just beats down on your face And your eyes get filled with sand But maybe I'll let you take me there And from there I'll follow you up to Heaven I'd rather take the stairs But don't look to the west I'd hate to see you cry By the way, did you know they call you a god? How fitting in your land of thunder, lightning, and sweat Stand right up front, lest you miss a second of it You sure have showmanship when you put on your elaborate robes of blue, gold, and purple I'm sorry the thunder died Since you couldn't hear it anymore you thought to teach young minds But how could you really stick with that? No, thats's not you So you went back By yourself How bold But you missed the good old days, didn't you? Just the thought of when you were kings made you salivate, like honey dripping from your mouth So for a second you went back to letting the kingdom gather to hear your melodic speeches There's nothing former about you I'm so glad you refused to be a joke Not letting anyone come to the conclusion you were all washed up Didn't become anyone's show to direct either Sorry the love is gone though And all the crazy, **** passions But you still look good together So I guess this is my way of showing my appreciation No, my admiration For a legend A king Thank you
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Aug 13, 2012
Aug 13, 2012 at 12:58 PM UTC
R.A.P
40 years of history Rock & Roll and parties Influencong both the no names and the great names Black Country born Where I bet you met a mean Black Country Woman Did she hurt you bad? Leaving beer on your face Oh well, she could have lived in your garden I think it's crazy Elvis, really? I never would have guessed Who were you at ten years old? Later you left the bright boys for the men of blues, good choice Met the man with the axe that finally chopped away the cord from who you were You weren't difficult, just struggling The flock banded together, ready to fly I'm sorry about your boy Too young I wish you could have been there But I'm sure he knows he has all your love By the way, I think I like your words the best Vikings and Tolkein tales mystify me Oh, and all the *** How was Morocco? I hear the sun just beats down on your face And your eyes get filled with sand But maybe I'll let you take me there And from there I'll follow you up to Heaven I'd rather take the stairs But don't look to the west I'd hate to see you cry By the way, did you know they call you a god? How fitting in your land of thunder, lightning, and sweat Stand right up front, lest you miss a second of it You sure have showmanship when you put on your elaborate robes of blue, gold, and purple I'm sorry the thunder died Since you couldn't hear it anymore you thought to teach young minds But how could you really stick with that? No, thats's not you So you went back By yourself How bold But you missed the good old days, didn't you? Just the thought of when you were kings made you salivate, like honey dripping from your mouth So for a second you went back to letting the kingdom gather to hear your melodic speeches There's nothing former about you I'm so glad you refused to be a joke Not letting anyone come to the conclusion you were all washed up Didn't become anyone's show to direct either Sorry the love is gone though And all the crazy, **** passions But you still look good together So I guess this is my way of showing my appreciation No, my admiration For a legend A king Thank you
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Night hovers upon day in clouds ominous. My city of rain is all silver and gold. Reflections catch and mystify - bounce back upon the city's castles of glass. But it doesn't capture the mountains. The mountains are sleekly hugging the city, like black lions ready to leap- to protect this jeweled treasure.. My city. My city. Once, for a time I had to live far away. My life waned and I stopped looking up. There were no beautiful mountains and castles where I had to live. I shriveled like a leaf in autumn my heart was broken Somehow I found my way home. My city cradled me and nursed me Set me on my feet again. At sunset I'll go to the castles And show my face to the mountains.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 9:58 PM UTC
The Lions At English Bay
To paint with passion a tapestry, The colors must be bright and free, The scene must show a wide array, Of sunny times and cloudy days. The strokes it takes to satisfy, The toughest critic's evil eye, Takes time and patience now to make, And hours upon hours it surely takes. The beauty's in the paint you show, The message for the world to know, That different strokes can mystify, And capture our hearts and make us cry. The final product for all to see, Includes the likes of you and me, And every person from everywhere, Appreciates our beauty and truly cares. To paint a tapestry takes skill, A sense of purpose and iron will, A dream of beauty and some reality, Splashed on a canvas for all to see. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Jan 8, 2011
Jan 8, 2011 at 2:01 AM UTC
American Tapestry
As a little boy he wandered, explored the forest of life. One small, smooth and jagged piece seeking out those around in hope that they’d one day latch together, make a whole. Trillions, gajillions, infinitillions of parts, each unique, each the same in a relative way. Faces appeared and stayed, others faded away. Ideas blossomed gently, exploding to states of mind, concrete views or dust scattered with the wind. Slowly he grew. Some fear attachment, but this boy lived for love. Love for souls, life, ecstasy, youth, holding hands, dancing, grooves and groves of wonderment. Some years went and others didn’t but this boy(‘s puzzle plot) had expanded to an extent unbeknownst to him. Smoke and mirrors mystify and cloud the lucid mind. Sometimes the crystalline clarity never returns and the pieces fall, a part of nothing but ignorantly serene delusions. This boy got lucky, though. Some light, some gustling breeze scattered the foggy reflections, debilitating for so long. The natural allure of a young lady can lift a man from any sinkhole, be it momentarily or neverending… He saw those bright brown eyes shining one day. A sublimely beautiful face no words justify. In he walked from the rain and called out, hey! So it began, the pieces reappeared. For now, the others didn’t matter. Two minute beings in a sea of colored cardboard fragments, secure. This girl, she showed him the big picture, or lack thereof. She pushed him to create for himself, for her, them, noone, everything. So they dreamed.
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Aug 12, 2010
Aug 12, 2010 at 9:26 PM UTC
Dreamers
As a little boy he wandered, explored the forest of life. One small, smooth and jagged piece seeking out those around in hope that they’d one day latch together, make a whole. Trillions, gajillions, infinitillions of parts, each unique, each the same in a relative way. Faces appeared and stayed, others faded away. Ideas blossomed gently, exploding to states of mind, concrete views or dust scattered with the wind. Slowly he grew. Some fear attachment, but this boy lived for love. Love for souls, life, ecstasy, youth, holding hands, dancing, grooves and groves of wonderment. Some years went and others didn’t but this boy(‘s puzzle plot) had expanded to an extent unbeknownst to him. Smoke and mirrors mystify and cloud the lucid mind. Sometimes the crystalline clarity never returns and the pieces fall, a part of nothing but ignorantly serene delusions. This boy got lucky, though. Some light, some gustling breeze scattered the foggy reflections, debilitating for so long. The natural allure of a young lady can lift a man from any sinkhole, be it momentarily or neverending… He saw those bright brown eyes shining one day. A sublimely beautiful face no words justify. In he walked from the rain and called out, hey! So it began, the pieces reappeared. For now, the others didn’t matter. Two minute beings in a sea of colored cardboard fragments, secure. This girl, she showed him the big picture, or lack thereof. She pushed him to create for himself, for her, them, noone, everything. So they dreamed.
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I once wrote to mystify a tale of lifetimes crafted in each night and day. So I pray every night as I live a near-death experience before I sleep, and I wonder is it me or my PTSD? Souls are precious for the soul-less and mine will never be for sale. There are a million worlds out there and they are all lived here. Whatever might be the vows you've taken, by the morning they'll all lose their meaning because the night is harsh, and we suffer to sleep, and in our agony, the evil entities creep onto us with their mischievous deals. There are a million worlds out there and they are all lived here. My vision's been recalibrated to see every version of what is real, in threads of colors descending, intertwining with my stomach and neck, like a magical key to a world that emanates consciousness in orange and red. From the brink of death to love and respect, it is all good when I remember, but what can I do when I forget? I sleep hoping that the morning will bring back my optimism Words Of Harfouchism
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May 3, 2021
May 3, 2021 at 6:52 AM UTC
Rewired Memory
By the sea shore, I feel the love, I feel the joy, I feel the freedom, I feel the power From dawn to dusk, Your beauty never fades You glisten in the sun shine and sparkle in the moonlight Your infinite waters mystify my mind As the motion of your waves makes endless melodies to my heart You cleanse my soul and fill my spirit You give me joy, you give me bliss You restore my peace, you revive my light Oh you've cast a spell on me! I'm forever I'm indebted to you   You're my home, you're my solace ©Sonia Ettyang
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 4:21 PM UTC
Solace by the Sea
Soft somnolent skies have ceased seething, for day’s nearly through, while winds echo whispering thoughts of returning to you and heavens throb, pulsing and bleeding in crimsons, once blue - their passions, like flames, fill my veins as you pass into view. The breeze holds her breath as you touch, then embrace me anew and smoldering clouds withdraw, blushing, then paling their hue. The twilight is painted with wandering dreams of your charms, so close your eyes slowly and slip into sleep in my arms. The pendulous moon appears, sweeping the fog from up high distilling the drops into notes of a hushed lullaby, their quavering tunes spinning tales which amaze, mystify, while tremulous stars fling a fire that fevers the skies, for stories they tell reflect love as revealed by your sighs - their fury is burning, alive in the depths of your eyes. The twilight is painted with wandering dreams of your charms, so close your eyes slowly and slip into sleep in my arms. The shifting shore’s moaning, seduced by tempestuous tides which flow with the rhythm of flesh as our senses collide, and quiet explodes as the stillness of night’s amplified. A lingering kiss bids adieu till the morning breaks wide when cockerels come conjuring dawn with voluptuous pride enticing the sun into banishing night, starry-eyed. The twilight is painted with wandering dreams of your charms, so close your eyes slowly and slip into sleep in my arms.
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 2:57 AM UTC
Sleep In My Arms Lullaby
lavender lilies deceive for it was merely the color i was sent to retrieve instead i come up with lilacs, at least i do believe holding onto the wrong shade of purple while i grieve but then again, we've been through this before, i am naive blue skies mystify wandering innocent eyes in our youth we hid in simple spots proving quite unwise wrapped in disguise, we had to shield our unwanted sapphire cries green blades rest in your gentle hands as we've grown old enough to resist parental commands sharing cold cans, i send a kiss in your direction, confident in wherever it lands we laugh, and soon enough, my favorite toy had become your delicate blonde strands red love sears on my skin burns that leave joyous scars thin but at any moment an obnoxious grin can quickly turn to "where have you been?" i buried those bad days with glasses of gin but even through hard times i knew if i had you, i could win but one day under a yellow sun disheveled doctors told me there was nothing that they could've done your days were limited, and i cried every last one i lost my appetite and only craved the metal of a gun but i knew that your favorite flower would help me outrun these demons who weight on my vulnerable shoulders in tons so a lavender lily i sought out to explore but instead i found a lilac, in the valley near the foam of the shore reminding me you were never just one thing, but so much more so let these petals sum up what this poem speaks for all the colors i saw in your, heart
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 3:06 PM UTC
A Rainbow on Your Heart
lavender lilies deceive for it was merely the color i was sent to retrieve instead i come up with lilacs, at least i do believe holding onto the wrong shade of purple while i grieve but then again, we've been through this before, i am naive blue skies mystify wandering innocent eyes in our youth we hid in simple spots proving quite unwise wrapped in disguise, we had to shield our unwanted sapphire cries green blades rest in your gentle hands as we've grown old enough to resist parental commands sharing cold cans, i send a kiss in your direction, confident in wherever it lands we laugh, and soon enough, my favorite toy had become your delicate blonde strands red love sears on my skin burns that leave joyous scars thin but at any moment an obnoxious grin can quickly turn to "where have you been?" i buried those bad days with glasses of gin but even through hard times i knew if i had you, i could win but one day under a yellow sun disheveled doctors told me there was nothing that they could've done your days were limited, and i cried every last one i lost my appetite and only craved the metal of a gun but i knew that your favorite flower would help me outrun these demons who weight on my vulnerable shoulders in tons so a lavender lily i sought out to explore but instead i found a lilac, in the valley near the foam of the shore reminding me you were never just one thing, but so much more so let these petals sum up what this poem speaks for all the colors i saw in your, heart
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