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"observant" poems
: 'Its Holiday season' Here are lists of things you need teach your child at early age. . 1: Warn your girl child never to sit on anyone's laps no matter the situation including uncles. . 2: Avoid getting dressed in front of your child once ***** is 2years old. Learn to excuse yourself. . 3: If you have to hire a house-help, please kindly take them for *** screening to determine their *** status, properly interview them and make up your mind to treat them well. . 4: Never allow any adult refer to your new born as 'my wife' or 'my husband'. . 5: Never tempt your husband with your younger sister. (Else he'd say its her's and the devil's fault) . 6: Whenever your child goes out to play with friends, make sure you look for a way to find out what kind of play they played together because young people now sexually abuse themselves. . 7: Never force your child to visit any adult he or she is not comfortable with and also be observant if your child becomes too fond of a particular adult. . 8: Once a very lively child suddenly becomes withdrawn you might need to patiently ask alot of questions from your child. If you don't teach your children about *** the society will teach them the wrong values. . 9: It is always advisable you go through any new Material like cartoons you just bought for them before they start seeing it, you may Blue Movie themselves. . 10: Teach your 3 year old how to wash their private parts properly and warn them never to allow anyone touch those areas and that includes you (remember, charity begins at home and with you) 11: Once your child complains about a particular person, don't keep quiet about it Take up the case and show them you can defend them always. . Then make sure they embraces God. The bible said 'Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it.
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Dec 8, 2015
Dec 8, 2015 at 7:00 AM UTC
*** EDUCATION FOR YOUR CHILDREN
: 'Its Holiday season' Here are lists of things you need teach your child at early age. . 1: Warn your girl child never to sit on anyone's laps no matter the situation including uncles. . 2: Avoid getting dressed in front of your child once ***** is 2years old. Learn to excuse yourself. . 3: If you have to hire a house-help, please kindly take them for *** screening to determine their *** status, properly interview them and make up your mind to treat them well. . 4: Never allow any adult refer to your new born as 'my wife' or 'my husband'. . 5: Never tempt your husband with your younger sister. (Else he'd say its her's and the devil's fault) . 6: Whenever your child goes out to play with friends, make sure you look for a way to find out what kind of play they played together because young people now sexually abuse themselves. . 7: Never force your child to visit any adult he or she is not comfortable with and also be observant if your child becomes too fond of a particular adult. . 8: Once a very lively child suddenly becomes withdrawn you might need to patiently ask alot of questions from your child. If you don't teach your children about *** the society will teach them the wrong values. . 9: It is always advisable you go through any new Material like cartoons you just bought for them before they start seeing it, you may Blue Movie themselves. . 10: Teach your 3 year old how to wash their private parts properly and warn them never to allow anyone touch those areas and that includes you (remember, charity begins at home and with you) 11: Once your child complains about a particular person, don't keep quiet about it Take up the case and show them you can defend them always. . Then make sure they embraces God. The bible said 'Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it.
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so i get this idea sometimes that you enjoy being coy when it comes to me to conjure momentary spectacle & make me wonder if you paint catharsis on the doors of a home you've never lived in as a memory of our first night together because i do, i remember you beaming white on blue speaking softer than any storm i ever knew, i often think that maybe you live that night in your mind when your pillow is cold & you can't sleep, it makes me wonder if you do as i do, and rewrite three years fictionally beginning with a kiss somewhere maybe a balcony or a quiet car on the sand or in a sunlit grove close to your home but always a familiar scar on the maps we know we know by heart i wonder if sometimes the idea of me loving you is too real and if it teems under your tongue to stay observant but distantly intrigued if by this distance you think it safe to get a dog and pass time on the couch with a journal & some wine what i really wanna know is if your fingernails ever wish to have my skin under them or if they would boast about winning a war with my headboard i wonder if you can imagine me meeting your parents in your apartment & shaking your fathers hand as a first of many calloused palm readings and if you know that i trembled before them how insignificant i had felt to not know their daughter in the way i had envisioned how i picture such poignant moments so tangibly sharp that sometimes i replace my memories with little stories i tell myself that i can't count on two hands the number of times i've seen you & that i don't feel like a crater when i recollect our collisions i want to know if you still find madness in the words that have always been about you i wanna know if your imagination of me looks more like an anniversary or an obituary
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 12:59 AM UTC
bars in your hometown
so i get this idea sometimes that you enjoy being coy when it comes to me to conjure momentary spectacle & make me wonder if you paint catharsis on the doors of a home you've never lived in as a memory of our first night together because i do, i remember you beaming white on blue speaking softer than any storm i ever knew, i often think that maybe you live that night in your mind when your pillow is cold & you can't sleep, it makes me wonder if you do as i do, and rewrite three years fictionally beginning with a kiss somewhere maybe a balcony or a quiet car on the sand or in a sunlit grove close to your home but always a familiar scar on the maps we know we know by heart i wonder if sometimes the idea of me loving you is too real and if it teems under your tongue to stay observant but distantly intrigued if by this distance you think it safe to get a dog and pass time on the couch with a journal & some wine what i really wanna know is if your fingernails ever wish to have my skin under them or if they would boast about winning a war with my headboard i wonder if you can imagine me meeting your parents in your apartment & shaking your fathers hand as a first of many calloused palm readings and if you know that i trembled before them how insignificant i had felt to not know their daughter in the way i had envisioned how i picture such poignant moments so tangibly sharp that sometimes i replace my memories with little stories i tell myself that i can't count on two hands the number of times i've seen you & that i don't feel like a crater when i recollect our collisions i want to know if you still find madness in the words that have always been about you i wanna know if your imagination of me looks more like an anniversary or an obituary
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Dear Brianna Evelyn Heins, Stop Spanx sitting me, I’m old enough to take shape of my own. Sincerely, You’re Hips P.S. Stop convincing the lips to call me flab-u-lous! I have my own name. Stop knocking the knuckles to bone To hear that hollow hound sound, now don’t use me in your measurement references, I want to live a day Without spinning round the bouncy bands of your operation game I’ve seen tweezers fall out of your eyes, to plummet under my moon shone complexion Please keep in mind the brain is a liar. And well, I have no twins; your pessimistic ways don’t acknowledge my individuality The color of shame is not moving, while your red majestic beast hair torturously tickles my clear space of face. Brianna, The brain is a liar! I know you are told you’re observant; The deception is grand Stop pretending you know me Let me dance dizzy with the calves Like coming out of the closet I’m showing you I’ll never be straight but brains whisper “weep, weep, weepweepweep” at the sight of the salt soaked, taffy stretched skin the brain sends me signals, but I beg for the heart to seep in Please listen up rarely do I talk, for you think words are merely a sound but the profoundness hasn’t shaken I know you must feel my urges like I’m on tonight and my hips don’t lie beauty may lay in the fragile way I sway said I’m below But to hell with you because this bridge can be crossed but embers fly in you eyes and the brain is a liar a family member I wholeheartedly despise.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:32 PM UTC
Letter from my hips (Based off form by Brian Ellis)
Dear Brianna Evelyn Heins, Stop Spanx sitting me, I’m old enough to take shape of my own. Sincerely, You’re Hips P.S. Stop convincing the lips to call me flab-u-lous! I have my own name. Stop knocking the knuckles to bone To hear that hollow hound sound, now don’t use me in your measurement references, I want to live a day Without spinning round the bouncy bands of your operation game I’ve seen tweezers fall out of your eyes, to plummet under my moon shone complexion Please keep in mind the brain is a liar. And well, I have no twins; your pessimistic ways don’t acknowledge my individuality The color of shame is not moving, while your red majestic beast hair torturously tickles my clear space of face. Brianna, The brain is a liar! I know you are told you’re observant; The deception is grand Stop pretending you know me Let me dance dizzy with the calves Like coming out of the closet I’m showing you I’ll never be straight but brains whisper “weep, weep, weepweepweep” at the sight of the salt soaked, taffy stretched skin the brain sends me signals, but I beg for the heart to seep in Please listen up rarely do I talk, for you think words are merely a sound but the profoundness hasn’t shaken I know you must feel my urges like I’m on tonight and my hips don’t lie beauty may lay in the fragile way I sway said I’m below But to hell with you because this bridge can be crossed but embers fly in you eyes and the brain is a liar a family member I wholeheartedly despise.
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Let me know What was that That made you To choose him/her She/He replied Leave it, or listen ***** is the future Nothing more Being an observant and a traveller of examined life I come to this conclusion. Tragedy does not happen, from the very beginning  It is "Us" who pave the path within. With the unawareness we focus to travel to the destination where we don't belong. Throughout the journey we keep on dreaming with a hope of a good day making us vulnerable to the threshold, when even a single undesired word, few seconds delay, lyrics of the background music could unexpectedly break us. Trust me we all are fragile. Let it be simple, if we are watering the leaves of the plant and hope to grow, we get the result what we have to accept. Sometime mishaps happens, we are the culprit. How dare we expect to water the roots of the plant in neighbor's terrace and wish for the fruit to be ours. We may smell the fragrance if the kind breeze blow towards our side. Even we may always get the fragrance if we follow the direction of the wind. The choice is ours. Does it worth? Will we be happy? Can we hide the pain? Always The choice is all ours.
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Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 9:33 PM UTC
Note On Distress
Mike and I were best of friends and we drank together and walked home together And we’d walk along the railway tracks and Mike was always the more observant of us two Yes, I always looked up to him He’d be first to point out any irregularities and so he’d say: *“There sure are a lot of steps along the way”* And I’d concur and I’d say: *“Yes, Mike… And the problem is the ****** handrails are so low down”* And you know what Mike is gone and I still walk back along the railway tracks and the ****** idiots in charge of the railway after all these years they still put a lot of steps all the way and worse – they still put those ****** handrails so low down… Some people never learn; they never change I shout these things aloud And I look up to Mike as I say these things as I walk alone
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Feb 10, 2012
Feb 10, 2012 at 4:44 PM UTC
Remembering Mike Along The Railway Tracks
Puissant piquant and predatory And observant from afar He looks down on your slumber Like a door that's left ajar Plying with his manly vice A reckless male visage A rogue of masculine device Seeks entrance to your mind He saunters with a swagger A macho savvy moxie To personify virility's incarnate His dream zone's metier He sifts your ****** entourage In search of sprawls recumbence To tantalize climactic fervor With lambent photic scenes Grasping at your revelries He spies the wanton lust With swanky strut appealing Your primal urge to sate He leaves undone resistance With innate resilience seized The lavish wayward implications Of unrequited livid deeds Like passion's lurid lecheries An insatiable torrid sooth You wrestle with his adamance Your  carnal ecstasies revealed You pounce on his exsertion You splay your agile form wriggling like a supple nymph You accept his blatant storm You writhe in your abandon In a euphoric supplication His machismo ****** enveloping Your wildest latent needs With no regrets or reticence you awaken from this dream To find yourself alone again Like it had never been
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May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018 at 9:51 PM UTC
Incubus
Small and observant, this girl child already loves her solitude. Dark eyes taking in everything for much later, long hair a little mussed-up, tumbling over feet pyjamas, she stands quietly in the doorway of her little bedroom. Across old parquet floors, into spare white rooms she gazes at the grown-ups in their party clothes, secretly planning that someday she will be one of them. Plain white origami birds, suspended from the high vintage ceilings, hand-made from her poet-mother's typing paper, are the only decorations. The soft, indirect lighting, all invented by her father out of simple things, creates a perfect visual tone. This quiet inventor has also chosen jazz he loves to animate the evening for his friends. These grown-ups in their party clothes, yellows, greens and reds, puffy skirts, stiletto heels, men in simple suits, white shirts, thin black ties, talented painters, holocaust survivors, intellectuals, talking, laughing, smoking too much, martini glasses in hand. What stayed with her most was the music, and the way it brought the whole world right to her. Jazz from here in her native city, Soft, sultry Bossa Nova that her soul knew even better. Only some of what she saw that night became the life she chose. The intimacy of observing, of silently forming words around what she saw, talking and laughing with friends, loving passionately, getting scorched to the bone, and the music, the music.... The music would always stay with her, leading her across wide expanses of this beautiful old world to the parts of it that she would someday taste, and see. Her life would become the stretching wide open of her heart. To love it all, to write about it all. to give this back, someday, to the music, and to this big, beautiful old world.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
Bossa Nova in Manhattan
Small and observant, this girl child already loves her solitude. Dark eyes taking in everything for much later, long hair a little mussed-up, tumbling over feet pyjamas, she stands quietly in the doorway of her little bedroom. Across old parquet floors, into spare white rooms she gazes at the grown-ups in their party clothes, secretly planning that someday she will be one of them. Plain white origami birds, suspended from the high vintage ceilings, hand-made from her poet-mother's typing paper, are the only decorations. The soft, indirect lighting, all invented by her father out of simple things, creates a perfect visual tone. This quiet inventor has also chosen jazz he loves to animate the evening for his friends. These grown-ups in their party clothes, yellows, greens and reds, puffy skirts, stiletto heels, men in simple suits, white shirts, thin black ties, talented painters, holocaust survivors, intellectuals, talking, laughing, smoking too much, martini glasses in hand. What stayed with her most was the music, and the way it brought the whole world right to her. Jazz from here in her native city, Soft, sultry Bossa Nova that her soul knew even better. Only some of what she saw that night became the life she chose. The intimacy of observing, of silently forming words around what she saw, talking and laughing with friends, loving passionately, getting scorched to the bone, and the music, the music.... The music would always stay with her, leading her across wide expanses of this beautiful old world to the parts of it that she would someday taste, and see. Her life would become the stretching wide open of her heart. To love it all, to write about it all. to give this back, someday, to the music, and to this big, beautiful old world.
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Pour one under the table for those who walk outside.  In memory of Spalding Gray, for what he meant to me...     Thanks, “Spuddy”, for sharing your inner life.   Thanks for having the courage to bring so many troubles into the light.  You laughed at your troubles and allowed us a way to laugh at our own.  You put a voice to carrying an unbearable shyness or an excess of fear along with us as we go through life.  You strived to care when caring was out of fashion and in short supply.  Thanks for reminding us that life is the journey, and not only the destination.  You wrote a book.  You played a minor role in a feature film.  Those were some of your destinations.  When you shared your journey, you did it with humor, humility, and with love.  Thanks for reminding me that storytelling is all around us.  Thanks for reminding me that it need not be complex.  You were merely observant during your journey,  and you shared it through the lens of your own perception.     I learned this January that life became unbearable for you.  If only we, your audience, could have comforted you or somehow stemmed the river; the flood that carried you to leave so early.  I would like to believe that, once you died, you might be able to hear our collective voice.  I imagine that you are able to see the people affected by your work, some inspired thus to create works of their own; tell their own awkward stories, sharing them as you shared yours.  I am far back in the line, and I eventually arrive at your table.  You flip a page in your spiral-bound notebook and take a sip of water before glancing up inquiringly.  I only have one thing to say, really.  “Thanks, Spalding.  Thanks for sharing”.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
In memory of Spalding Gray (prose)
Pour one under the table for those who walk outside.  In memory of Spalding Gray, for what he meant to me...     Thanks, “Spuddy”, for sharing your inner life.   Thanks for having the courage to bring so many troubles into the light.  You laughed at your troubles and allowed us a way to laugh at our own.  You put a voice to carrying an unbearable shyness or an excess of fear along with us as we go through life.  You strived to care when caring was out of fashion and in short supply.  Thanks for reminding us that life is the journey, and not only the destination.  You wrote a book.  You played a minor role in a feature film.  Those were some of your destinations.  When you shared your journey, you did it with humor, humility, and with love.  Thanks for reminding me that storytelling is all around us.  Thanks for reminding me that it need not be complex.  You were merely observant during your journey,  and you shared it through the lens of your own perception.     I learned this January that life became unbearable for you.  If only we, your audience, could have comforted you or somehow stemmed the river; the flood that carried you to leave so early.  I would like to believe that, once you died, you might be able to hear our collective voice.  I imagine that you are able to see the people affected by your work, some inspired thus to create works of their own; tell their own awkward stories, sharing them as you shared yours.  I am far back in the line, and I eventually arrive at your table.  You flip a page in your spiral-bound notebook and take a sip of water before glancing up inquiringly.  I only have one thing to say, really.  “Thanks, Spalding.  Thanks for sharing”.
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Determined petals Pierce the snow, Refusing to wait. Shades of violet, Red, then yellow; Mocking folded crepe paper, On white marble floors Advancing to overtake the scene; An insurgent force, So lithe, so pure. Conquering in swaths, With delicate bravado, As if  to challenge The old mans icy grip, While placating senses Of the observant few; Such a display Of resistance, To winter's rule Now, slowly waning; As the moments nigh, But will return once again, To defy a February's Cruelty.
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Feb 28, 2013
Feb 28, 2013 at 12:08 PM UTC
Snow Crocus
Distant, Detached, Unfriendly, Unapproachable, Unsympathetic, Withdrawn, Antisocial.... I keep my distance for fear of being hurt by those I let my walls down for. I am detached from worldly possessions because they cause pain when lost. I am unfriendly due to my inability to smile through the bad times. I am unapproachable to those with judging eyes. I am unsympathetic to those that have their needs met. I am withdrawn so that no one can see my past. I am antisocial due to my observant nature I am aloof
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Nov 8, 2014
Nov 8, 2014 at 2:39 AM UTC
The Aloof
Hypermart. News on air. Boondoggles, owl ogles, ongoing. Jaywalking. Reverse gear. Biting into ginger. Hindsight: familiar. Slow down, observant mirror. Heartwringing. Twigs flying in a whirl. Coiled up cord; Snakes from the past. Boondocks, hornswoggling, heartwarming.
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Oct 18, 2013
Oct 18, 2013 at 2:21 PM UTC
Hysteresis (short poem)
A. a child hears fairrie wings amidst a damp forest, the meerkat morning is peering over the womb of night is emerald - within the dawn : a spectral spark nature B. harmonious pristine in essence imagination staves a longing a lifetime, unseen to the human eye moss, fern, gully green grace immortal, golden, true meerkat's observant utter innocence sunlight now settles over day clay is the sky, clay is the earth clay is time .. spirits spiral out into twilight, soft as electric rain steaming, luminous pond water let go C. that dream, the most youthful childhood by the light of the moon dreamt, and dreamt a little harder, a went on to grow up .. ..and dreamt -of a far away lagoon where meerkat looks on as undiscovered as imagined maybe real on another planet, -in another galaxy as real as hearing a flying fairrie's wings sing.
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 7:20 PM UTC
the ephemeral meerkat
"...Let the pines grow out of my skin. Winds howl in my mouth..." --James A. Ciletti. Let the cylinders be there to connect the lonely, grating bones, above the level of the rational falls of water and the pictures, so inspired that They like to appear on stage to whistle as vapors rising through the spout. The moon is smiling down upon the frost of the equation. Perhaps, no animal has been hopping through pristine squares of frozen falling, remembering the singular match, the leaf leaving. { [ d _ ind del d j e ( m ) ] / ( d e ) } = min y ( N , Z ) d t - C . Coldness was like the presence and solutions to incredible problems, growing worse, while others, watching, stood, silently observant, hoping to help, but the springs in the agreements were the assistance for the splashing colors, anticipated and arriving as a series of blades removing lovely, warm weather.
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 6:55 PM UTC
We Allow Visions Of Eccentric Pines
I was a child, and you, an injured swan, resting by the lake I skipped stones on. My parents didn't notice when I took you in. Children don't have much, but I thought that all I had was enough To heal you. So, under the cover of night, I wrapped my sleeves around your wounds And you wrapped your wings over mine. But everyone knows that mere children Cannot care for a living being All by themselves - All by myself. And my tiny room was nothing Compared to the skies and lakes That you loved. They say children are observant - at least I saw your sadness, so I took you Back To the lake where we first met and there I told you To fly. I was a child, and you, a graceful swan, soaring from the lake I skipped stones on.
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Mar 31, 2018
Mar 31, 2018 at 10:02 AM UTC
child and swan
You lied to me i saw right through it You lied to me I was even able to prove it You think I'm stupid? That im ignorant and dont pick up the clues? Well now take a look at who's the fool I'm observant and I'm smart Don't try to fool me *** don't even start Oh you girls think you're smarter than me huh? Go ahead call me stupid Tell me I don't know what I'm doing Tear me down in front of everyone Make me cry and want to run Well guess what The teacher heard what you were saying He held up my paper said "Kellie great job" When he held up yours he yelled at you He got mad because he couldn't even read it And you're the star straight A student So tell me im stupid rip me up and break me down I don't care if you make me frown I'm not stupid I'm intelligent in my own way I know its true regardless what y'all say
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 10:41 PM UTC
I'm not stupid
People call me observant. That's not particularly true. I'm not more observant than any other human being. People are just so easy to read - We bleed emotions even in the way we drink our coffee. No one seems to notice though, because they're all too busy drinking their own **** coffee.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 11:34 AM UTC
Coffee
A poet writes about truths, what is, and what is not... a poet writes about nature, people....the sun, moon and stars, a poet dares to feel...to see the whole world... A poet writes... to vent his/her own shares of  joy of agony...and aches...miseries...afflictions as well as those of the others' a poet reads...sees through someone else's eyes, face...words...voice...and actions... A poet writes, to euphemize the sharp truths and facts in life make them less painful to the ears to at least, soften the pointed edges of every trial...to hurt less to pad the impact of a fall...from frustration and despair and, through words...encourage one...to rise...when fallen... A poet writes to cite reasons...so a hurting one would believe again have faith in life...in love...again to reach out...to those who have gone far, in the dark and take them back to the fold ...of the bright side... A poet writes... to tell the woes of those oppressed the world over those tortured...violated...and killed of children abused their future stolen away from them... A poet writes of how nature has been exploited...and maltreated how human beings would one day disappear, how nature...would be around.......no matter what... A poet is sensitive observant and vigilant... A poet is compelled to see and tell all truths... truths of yesterday...those that are here now...happening and those of tomorrow.....and beyond... All these, A poet must write... ...nothing more ...and nothing less... Sally Copyright January 3, 2016 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[(())]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 8:08 PM UTC
A POET WRITES...
A poet writes about truths, what is, and what is not... a poet writes about nature, people....the sun, moon and stars, a poet dares to feel...to see the whole world... A poet writes... to vent his/her own shares of  joy of agony...and aches...miseries...afflictions as well as those of the others' a poet reads...sees through someone else's eyes, face...words...voice...and actions... A poet writes, to euphemize the sharp truths and facts in life make them less painful to the ears to at least, soften the pointed edges of every trial...to hurt less to pad the impact of a fall...from frustration and despair and, through words...encourage one...to rise...when fallen... A poet writes to cite reasons...so a hurting one would believe again have faith in life...in love...again to reach out...to those who have gone far, in the dark and take them back to the fold ...of the bright side... A poet writes... to tell the woes of those oppressed the world over those tortured...violated...and killed of children abused their future stolen away from them... A poet writes of how nature has been exploited...and maltreated how human beings would one day disappear, how nature...would be around.......no matter what... A poet is sensitive observant and vigilant... A poet is compelled to see and tell all truths... truths of yesterday...those that are here now...happening and those of tomorrow.....and beyond... All these, A poet must write... ...nothing more ...and nothing less... Sally Copyright January 3, 2016 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[(())]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
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The battle is upon us We can finally put ourselves to the test Memories of the past still haunt us We fight for freedom so that our minds can rest Easy knowing that we took a stand Against twisted beasts of human form I hold my blade in a trembling hand I'm ready to weather this mighty storm *I thought i was a man ready to protect but now i can't even stand ***** watching my team mates feet and necks be crushed by these mountains of dreck. I have't even started combat but i am seeing the light now here one comes what is the point of putting up a fight?* Most of us won't see tomorrow Why is Armin so frightened? Is he just going to stand there And get eaten by a titan? I need to protect him He's one of the last things I've got And I can't let a monster dissect him My targets locked I'm going in for the nape This wretched creature Will never escape *Without being able to solve this place's puzzle I will my life will end by being guzzled By a ******* belligerent beast Only looking for its next feast How could we have a king when these monstrosities rule this domain Our society might all as well burst like there's a flame over propane It is a fitting end for this monarch's curious servent being killed by the real king for being too observant Hey I am a king too I guess... of cowards, my friend's blood is my moat And their pieces of the mangled bodies will be my mink coat Now I am slipping down this demons throat, it doesn't matter who I am ***** this... Wait what is this grabbing my hand?* I won't let him go What lies beyond these walls? We've always wanted to know. How could he surrender to fear? The look in his eyes We can't die here. I'll trade my life to keep his going As I slip into the belly of the beast My sense of urgency is growing All I see are the bodies of comrades who have tasted defeat The light is fading Why is existence so bleak?
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Feb 13, 2015
Feb 13, 2015 at 10:23 AM UTC
Belly of The Beast (Collab)
The battle is upon us We can finally put ourselves to the test Memories of the past still haunt us We fight for freedom so that our minds can rest Easy knowing that we took a stand Against twisted beasts of human form I hold my blade in a trembling hand I'm ready to weather this mighty storm *I thought i was a man ready to protect but now i can't even stand ***** watching my team mates feet and necks be crushed by these mountains of dreck. I have't even started combat but i am seeing the light now here one comes what is the point of putting up a fight?* Most of us won't see tomorrow Why is Armin so frightened? Is he just going to stand there And get eaten by a titan? I need to protect him He's one of the last things I've got And I can't let a monster dissect him My targets locked I'm going in for the nape This wretched creature Will never escape *Without being able to solve this place's puzzle I will my life will end by being guzzled By a ******* belligerent beast Only looking for its next feast How could we have a king when these monstrosities rule this domain Our society might all as well burst like there's a flame over propane It is a fitting end for this monarch's curious servent being killed by the real king for being too observant Hey I am a king too I guess... of cowards, my friend's blood is my moat And their pieces of the mangled bodies will be my mink coat Now I am slipping down this demons throat, it doesn't matter who I am ***** this... Wait what is this grabbing my hand?* I won't let him go What lies beyond these walls? We've always wanted to know. How could he surrender to fear? The look in his eyes We can't die here. I'll trade my life to keep his going As I slip into the belly of the beast My sense of urgency is growing All I see are the bodies of comrades who have tasted defeat The light is fading Why is existence so bleak?
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*I am someone who sometimes doesn't really care much of what's happening around him yet i am a careful observant who just Kept silent.* © 2017
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Feb 16, 2017
Feb 16, 2017 at 11:50 AM UTC
Observant
There might have been a time When I wasn’t full of fear so topped off Like a gassy sombrero like a burrito left in the Sun to bake and there might have Been a Time When I hadn’t yet eaten a burrito landlocked In New England, locked in a small state of Fear and knowing that knowing just isn’t Enough. There might have Been A time when luxury was a nickel apiece paperback Book at the Unitarian Church fall sale to raise funds for Their roof. To raise their Roof. And there Might Have been a joy in my spark Plugs, A joy In my canter A Joy in My legs that preceded my Fears. There might Have Been a time: When I would pick one of the seven records we owned And delicately put it on the turntable, thinking I will Have my own money and buy my own music. When I idly lift the leaded paint from the 200 year old wood And scratch it to smell its sweet aroma. And put my hand on the glass pane Think hard enough and open your eyes and it will be 1838 again. Oh where are the people? Oh where when there might have been a time Did I not see who they are? Or they did not register. I must have watched them everyday Observant so keen to be seen Is it possible to feel so much for feeling so little? Or did I feel gulfs of embrace that were not there? I wanted and I desired and I dug. I craved and thought and speculated and clung. And there might have Been A time when I roared on my Schwinn down the long empty Roads of my town. Invoking our gods. Invoking my claims. There was a time when I stuttered with Compassion and could feel a touch observed There was a time: Across the street in a lit house at dusk. Their curtains are open, their lights are on. Oh, the sun has settled down There is that time, golden, when I Look into your kitchen, and the wallpaper is Blue and harvest gold with small pictures of oil lamps on Them and your walls are mustard gold. Your plates are unbreakable I see them lustre in the Overhead light, fashioned like a wagon wheel. Guns ablazin’. Trails awash. There might be a time when I can slip back Into your kitchen lick the plates and then Run my fingers over the wall paper. Tracing the outline of the oil lamps imprinted.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 7:19 AM UTC
1971, Chester Vermont
There might have been a time When I wasn’t full of fear so topped off Like a gassy sombrero like a burrito left in the Sun to bake and there might have Been a Time When I hadn’t yet eaten a burrito landlocked In New England, locked in a small state of Fear and knowing that knowing just isn’t Enough. There might have Been A time when luxury was a nickel apiece paperback Book at the Unitarian Church fall sale to raise funds for Their roof. To raise their Roof. And there Might Have been a joy in my spark Plugs, A joy In my canter A Joy in My legs that preceded my Fears. There might Have Been a time: When I would pick one of the seven records we owned And delicately put it on the turntable, thinking I will Have my own money and buy my own music. When I idly lift the leaded paint from the 200 year old wood And scratch it to smell its sweet aroma. And put my hand on the glass pane Think hard enough and open your eyes and it will be 1838 again. Oh where are the people? Oh where when there might have been a time Did I not see who they are? Or they did not register. I must have watched them everyday Observant so keen to be seen Is it possible to feel so much for feeling so little? Or did I feel gulfs of embrace that were not there? I wanted and I desired and I dug. I craved and thought and speculated and clung. And there might have Been A time when I roared on my Schwinn down the long empty Roads of my town. Invoking our gods. Invoking my claims. There was a time when I stuttered with Compassion and could feel a touch observed There was a time: Across the street in a lit house at dusk. Their curtains are open, their lights are on. Oh, the sun has settled down There is that time, golden, when I Look into your kitchen, and the wallpaper is Blue and harvest gold with small pictures of oil lamps on Them and your walls are mustard gold. Your plates are unbreakable I see them lustre in the Overhead light, fashioned like a wagon wheel. Guns ablazin’. Trails awash. There might be a time when I can slip back Into your kitchen lick the plates and then Run my fingers over the wall paper. Tracing the outline of the oil lamps imprinted.
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Brothers! And some sisters too... It’s time! It’s time to step forward And proclaim to the people We love *** We adore *** Don’t be offended It’s just a compliment... I’m an *** man That’s who I am ***** shorts are like Spidey Senses Yoga Pants are letting people know what you haved Sundress Season makes me incoherent I don’t give a **** So many, so little time If you got a big one, you're considered a dime I’m not a rapper But I can rhyme Some call me perverted I call me observant Is that a big crime? When I stand behind her And she grinds on me at the time Don’t trip Y’all do it too Some chicks act like it’s a big taboo It’s really not It's because you’re hot Whoops I forgot, they get told that nonstop But that *** though Make it bounce I want to tap it So juicy So bubbly So yummy On top of that, literally she’s a beauty. Put your hands up like Billy Gunn If you’re like me It’s time To step forward and say I am an *** man
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 6:22 PM UTC
*** Man
When the walls started closing in and my brain turned to syrup I slid down into a stupor My mother makes me strawberry/mango Italian soda the sluggishness liquefies my brain becomes active the bubbles floating my thoughts to the top. When my vision is narrowed and the fire is lit within burning the inside's out pass me some of that pop and its the little things that matter Observant servant to the soul Not even owning your own body glitch glitch glitch all over my face can't say a word without a fight stuck in my head, can't get out Maybe if I keep talking the words will sometimes maybe came come from my mouth My thoughts suffocating me My head aches Please please no more I want to step out looking outside the bagel shop calmed my mind
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Dec 14, 2014
Dec 14, 2014 at 3:28 AM UTC
Posh Bagels and Strawberry/Mango Italian Sodas
There's some sort of magic between the eyes of a resting jaguar. Their languid yawn, opening the gaping maw that lies between their strong teeth, more energetic than their tired paws. Still and regal, wearing muscles like fine silks, their fur like that final kingly cape and their ears their crown. A zoo jaguar once met my eyes and in a deadlocked stare, saw the camera in my hands, and turned his head to pose. A prince always knows when to please his peasantry. As a pleased peasant, I snapped pictures and nearly cried at his serene posture behind a wall of glass. There was some sort of uncharted beauty in the way he spoke without words oversaturating his meanings. It was a way I wished to speak. He was a comrade behind glass, silent yet observant and knowing. Though my head might be a good fit for a maw, I nearly wanted to keep him close company. The dark spots that adorn his body are the only betrayers of the fierce undertones of his monarchy. Well, except for the teeth, of course. Though I try to unlock my gaze and detach from the gossamer threads that were beginning to tie, the jaguar eyes and jaguar prince incessantly seep into my brain, for when I close my eyes all I can see is theirs staring back at me. All I want is just one hand, a single touch, a gift to feel their crowns and robes, to experience the powerful royalty beneath their quiet eyes, even if being taken by their maw may end up being the price. My affection becomes jarred by the human hand jostling my wrist, and I blink for the first time since seeing the posing feline prince. My head turns, trance averted, and I'm looked at with perplexion as my body has sidled up to the glass, and the Jaguar, now alert, is swinging its tail and staring in wonderment at me. My eyes magnetize back to their rightful place, his green eyes on my green eyes, and I wonder what lives we would live like if I could see into his mind and know what's he's like. Perhaps we would be friends, or family, or hunters, or partners, in that other life. Or, perhaps he'd want to eat me nonetheless. One more camera shot of my jaguar prince, and a silent nod as he situates himself back to his pose. Restful, regal, serene. Turning away, I feel myself leave a part of me that always stays with him and taking that part of him that stays with me. Every wild eye does, and our secret we will keep.
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 10:53 AM UTC
Jaguar Eyes
There's some sort of magic between the eyes of a resting jaguar. Their languid yawn, opening the gaping maw that lies between their strong teeth, more energetic than their tired paws. Still and regal, wearing muscles like fine silks, their fur like that final kingly cape and their ears their crown. A zoo jaguar once met my eyes and in a deadlocked stare, saw the camera in my hands, and turned his head to pose. A prince always knows when to please his peasantry. As a pleased peasant, I snapped pictures and nearly cried at his serene posture behind a wall of glass. There was some sort of uncharted beauty in the way he spoke without words oversaturating his meanings. It was a way I wished to speak. He was a comrade behind glass, silent yet observant and knowing. Though my head might be a good fit for a maw, I nearly wanted to keep him close company. The dark spots that adorn his body are the only betrayers of the fierce undertones of his monarchy. Well, except for the teeth, of course. Though I try to unlock my gaze and detach from the gossamer threads that were beginning to tie, the jaguar eyes and jaguar prince incessantly seep into my brain, for when I close my eyes all I can see is theirs staring back at me. All I want is just one hand, a single touch, a gift to feel their crowns and robes, to experience the powerful royalty beneath their quiet eyes, even if being taken by their maw may end up being the price. My affection becomes jarred by the human hand jostling my wrist, and I blink for the first time since seeing the posing feline prince. My head turns, trance averted, and I'm looked at with perplexion as my body has sidled up to the glass, and the Jaguar, now alert, is swinging its tail and staring in wonderment at me. My eyes magnetize back to their rightful place, his green eyes on my green eyes, and I wonder what lives we would live like if I could see into his mind and know what's he's like. Perhaps we would be friends, or family, or hunters, or partners, in that other life. Or, perhaps he'd want to eat me nonetheless. One more camera shot of my jaguar prince, and a silent nod as he situates himself back to his pose. Restful, regal, serene. Turning away, I feel myself leave a part of me that always stays with him and taking that part of him that stays with me. Every wild eye does, and our secret we will keep.
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You dark in light so shine bright let your heart lead you let go of your worries be proud of who you are for who you are live life in happiness feel the joy and magic around you step forward and be yourself be happy when your sad be strong when your weak be exited rather than worried be observant rather than annoyed you will reach the top of all your thoughts and dreams know there is nothing that will ever stop you from finding out who you are.
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Feather