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You are beautiful You are tremendously beautiful You are marvelously beautiful You are astonishingly beautiful You are magnificently beautiful You are breathtakingly beautiful Inner and outer You are beautiful You are the definition of Beauty Or shall I say, what is Beauty compared to you What is Beauty compared to you ? It feels shy and ashamed when I describe you A weak meaning it has when I describe you A meaningless meaning it has when I describe you Never existed it wishes when I describe you You are beautiful For your beauty I searched Every language ever lived And every word ever existed And the romantic era that occurred Could not find a way to describe your beauty Could not find a way to tell the world about your beauty You are beautiful Vocabulary will be invented Words never existed To the dictionaries will be added In the dictionaries will live In the lovers tongues will breath To describe your beauty The one and the only beauty The living and the dead will forget about Cleopatra Because your beauty is ultra A new period will start, The Beauty Era Your era --Hisham Alshaikh
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Jul 20, 2018
Jul 20, 2018 at 12:20 PM UTC
You're Beautiful
I hate white people who stop me from stealing their stuff and bring in the po po who put me in hand cuff. Now I'm in jail cannot post bail eating out of a metal bowl while being ****** in my ******** Then it occurred to me what I am supposed to be so I became a basketball player and changed my name to Lebron James. Chris Bosh wants to be more than homies ever since I was drunk and he groped me he wanted my **** i think he was sick. Spoelstra is an *** I ****** hate him. he needs to die before I cram a basketball in his wife.
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 4:17 PM UTC
White People
I was relaxed, and deep in thought The type of talk that silence brought When just in earshot it rocked, tick tock tick tock "Must be a clock" I told myself and resumed my thought Though as the seconds passed I could not, Despite the will with which I fought Do to its incessant knock Tick tock Tick tock I searched for the clock Unable to find the train I sought I grew more and more distraught With each and every tick and tock That find the clock, I could not As the silence grew more fraught With the knock, Tick Tock Tick Tock I knew the pain of Lancelot On and on it ticked and tocked I cursed at the unseen dreadnought It no longer merely mocked But each and every tick and tock Became an unseen onslaught TICK TOCK TICK TOCK T'was 11 o'clock, When my heart felt the gunshot Though the shots I could not block And on and on the bullets poured Further into the fray I bored Each foot a cinderblock Weighed by war I slowly walked Tick Tock Tick Tock How I'd make it answer for Alas With little blood left to speak for Desperately I implored "Restrain your hands that caused such gore; We need not fight evermore!" But when I heard the ceaseless knock Tick tock Tick tock I new my words had been ignored And slowly collapsed to the floor ****** and bludgeoned when I hit bed rock, I had still found no clock But tick and tock it had forgot The church bell rang t'was 12 o'clock, Though mortal wounds the seconds wrought I no longer was distraught And as I lay in the hemlock It occurred in my last thoughts I would miss the beating knock tick..., tock... tick..., tock...
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 9:04 PM UTC
Pendulum
I was relaxed, and deep in thought The type of talk that silence brought When just in earshot it rocked, tick tock tick tock "Must be a clock" I told myself and resumed my thought Though as the seconds passed I could not, Despite the will with which I fought Do to its incessant knock Tick tock Tick tock I searched for the clock Unable to find the train I sought I grew more and more distraught With each and every tick and tock That find the clock, I could not As the silence grew more fraught With the knock, Tick Tock Tick Tock I knew the pain of Lancelot On and on it ticked and tocked I cursed at the unseen dreadnought It no longer merely mocked But each and every tick and tock Became an unseen onslaught TICK TOCK TICK TOCK T'was 11 o'clock, When my heart felt the gunshot Though the shots I could not block And on and on the bullets poured Further into the fray I bored Each foot a cinderblock Weighed by war I slowly walked Tick Tock Tick Tock How I'd make it answer for Alas With little blood left to speak for Desperately I implored "Restrain your hands that caused such gore; We need not fight evermore!" But when I heard the ceaseless knock Tick tock Tick tock I new my words had been ignored And slowly collapsed to the floor ****** and bludgeoned when I hit bed rock, I had still found no clock But tick and tock it had forgot The church bell rang t'was 12 o'clock, Though mortal wounds the seconds wrought I no longer was distraught And as I lay in the hemlock It occurred in my last thoughts I would miss the beating knock tick..., tock... tick..., tock...
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The girl with purple hair is sitting at my bar again. I think she is beautiful. And not in a way that I wanna have awesome *** with her but in a way that I want to drink chocolate martinis with her and go shopping for christmas vests that have tinkly bells and possibly polar bears with hats on them. She is having a full-body cry. I am the worst bartender, simply because I don't know how to counsel people without crying back at them. She is crying about the state of women. I know that we come from the same rotting wood, so all I do is nod. "How is it that three quarters of the women I know have been ***** or molested? What does that say about the men that I know? **** is not a man behind a bush with a knife, she laughs It's kissing you on the mouth like whiskey at a nice bar." The girl with purple hair and I are holding hands now, "I only wanted an apology, an acknowledgement of what occurred." Grappling as artists, as girls, as ships in bottles, how do we change any of it? I tell her I am going to write a poem. She says no one wants to hear a **** poem. And I know she's right. Have you ever seen a stampede of horses? Do you wonder what the hooves look like from underneath? Have you ever tasted the blood from biting your own lips because you couldn't say no enough? "I never fought back. I kept my thighs tight and closed, but once he's inside you, you wish you were the streetlamp, the store clerk, a street lamp, a bed of calla lilies- anything but a woman. In that moment, our eyes glaze over, and they stay that way for years. That's when you've lost.
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 5:45 PM UTC
Epidemic (by Mary Lambert)
The girl with purple hair is sitting at my bar again. I think she is beautiful. And not in a way that I wanna have awesome *** with her but in a way that I want to drink chocolate martinis with her and go shopping for christmas vests that have tinkly bells and possibly polar bears with hats on them. She is having a full-body cry. I am the worst bartender, simply because I don't know how to counsel people without crying back at them. She is crying about the state of women. I know that we come from the same rotting wood, so all I do is nod. "How is it that three quarters of the women I know have been ***** or molested? What does that say about the men that I know? **** is not a man behind a bush with a knife, she laughs It's kissing you on the mouth like whiskey at a nice bar." The girl with purple hair and I are holding hands now, "I only wanted an apology, an acknowledgement of what occurred." Grappling as artists, as girls, as ships in bottles, how do we change any of it? I tell her I am going to write a poem. She says no one wants to hear a **** poem. And I know she's right. Have you ever seen a stampede of horses? Do you wonder what the hooves look like from underneath? Have you ever tasted the blood from biting your own lips because you couldn't say no enough? "I never fought back. I kept my thighs tight and closed, but once he's inside you, you wish you were the streetlamp, the store clerk, a street lamp, a bed of calla lilies- anything but a woman. In that moment, our eyes glaze over, and they stay that way for years. That's when you've lost.
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I've seen this girl named Ana. She's pretty, thin, and tall. She has the smallest frame I've ever seen, And not one single flaw. I met this girl named Ana. She introduced herself today. She seems very nice and kind. She says she wants to stay and that she's here for me. I know this girl named Ana. She's so perfect, the exact opposite of me. I'm so fat compared to her. But she says she'll make me skinny too. I'm friends with this girl named Ana. She told me to start eating less, so I did. Now I hate the person I see in the miror. My life is becoming a mess, but Ana says it's okay. I'm best friends with this girl named Ana. I want her to always stay. Everybody else has already left, But Ana will never stray. The only one I listen to is this girl named Ana. She's so smart and full of advice. I'm starting to get smaller and Ana says it's good. My well-being and health is the only sacrifice. I'm terrified of this girl named Ana. She won't get out of my head. It finally occurred to me, She only wants me dead. I hate this girl named Ana. She makes my life a living hell. Can anyone hear my quiet screams? Cause she won't let me tell. My worst enemy is this girl named Ana. She's a demon in my head. She seemed so nice at first, trying to help me. But I was so mislead. I'm a prisoner to this girl named Ana. I'm captive to her will. I can't help but do what she says. How can I be so fat, still? My murderer is this girl named Ana. She starved me to my grave. My heart finally stopped beating. I was just too exhausted to continue being brave.
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Apr 16, 2017
Apr 16, 2017 at 11:18 PM UTC
My "Friend" Ana
I've seen this girl named Ana. She's pretty, thin, and tall. She has the smallest frame I've ever seen, And not one single flaw. I met this girl named Ana. She introduced herself today. She seems very nice and kind. She says she wants to stay and that she's here for me. I know this girl named Ana. She's so perfect, the exact opposite of me. I'm so fat compared to her. But she says she'll make me skinny too. I'm friends with this girl named Ana. She told me to start eating less, so I did. Now I hate the person I see in the miror. My life is becoming a mess, but Ana says it's okay. I'm best friends with this girl named Ana. I want her to always stay. Everybody else has already left, But Ana will never stray. The only one I listen to is this girl named Ana. She's so smart and full of advice. I'm starting to get smaller and Ana says it's good. My well-being and health is the only sacrifice. I'm terrified of this girl named Ana. She won't get out of my head. It finally occurred to me, She only wants me dead. I hate this girl named Ana. She makes my life a living hell. Can anyone hear my quiet screams? Cause she won't let me tell. My worst enemy is this girl named Ana. She's a demon in my head. She seemed so nice at first, trying to help me. But I was so mislead. I'm a prisoner to this girl named Ana. I'm captive to her will. I can't help but do what she says. How can I be so fat, still? My murderer is this girl named Ana. She starved me to my grave. My heart finally stopped beating. I was just too exhausted to continue being brave.
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Midnight! Midnight! Midnight! The burning sensation of those word were hard to digest Sorrow, Tear, How ugly can I be Black is Beauty I say…to whom they say Midnight! Midnight!.. you are as dark as Midnight I'm haunted by those words, As they stuck to me like fresh sap from a tree.. I’m drowning, I’m drowning, I can’t get free, those words will forever trail me.. They trailed me; they jarred me, Blackie Tutu! Blackie Tutu! How can kids be so cruel using skin color as a tool I held my own and stayed cool for I knew has long I was in this school my fate was doom. Pickey-Pickey head! was the melody of the song I listened allowing the word to sink into my soul The beat made me sick and I knew this one would also stick I Looked up to the sky wondering why No! No! No! Woman don’t cry Be an African and hold your pride… Hands by my side, I held my head up high I found the fight within me, Stone faced Killer bee I faced the music and it set me free On the attack I had them flee…using word to conquer thee I carried on knowing freedom wasn’t free and then Like bolt of lightning it occurred me   To defeat them I had to BELIEVE in ME
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 8:16 AM UTC
MIDNIGHT-MIDNIGHT by Amoy
Education is currently being used as a weapon to arm the educated to defend the system. Question the system. Go out there and equip yourself for the right belief. Be a dreamer. The dream is beautiful. The problem with dreams is that you don’t know the dream has turned into a nightmare until you wake up. Are you awake? Be awake. The problem with being awake; we need to rest. Lucidly dream. Be lucid. The problem with being lucid; you’re lucid. There was a dream not long ago. The dream was beautiful. We liked the dream, the dream became ours and we slept. Slowly we all grew tired. Those that did not need to sleep, those that did not like our dream, we treated like children. We know that we need to rest and we were tired. We left our children to starve. We forced others to sleep and so, we forced our children to sleep. Even in our sleep, we forced others to sleep. And so the big dream grew. It became nightmare. We all dream. Be aware of others dreams. Be aware of others while we sleep. Be aware of those that sleep while we awaken. When you wake and see your siblings rest no longer. That their dream, once ours, has turned to terror. The problem with dreams… We force our children to sleep. Is this bad? Always question. Should we force them to wake? Force can create. Force can destroy. The problem with being awake, when we know our brothers and sisters sweat in there nightmares; we have a choice. That is not a choice to wake them or not. To hope for the best. That the nightmare will end and the dream will return. A dream that has travelled through the terrors of our minds will not return the same. Would you like the red pill or the blue pill? Is there good and bad? Force can create and destroy. Be mindful of how you wake. Be lucid of how you force others to wake. Tea or coffee; a cigarette; some breakfast; some fear? Use balance. We are all unique. I have a personal story. As I wrote this, typos occurred in the original edit. The technology, ‘swipe’ was used.  I meant to spell unique and unite was spelt. Personal became powerful and with turned to WE. Is there a reason ‘i’ should always be capitalized? ‘i’ wish to be mindful of my readers. ‘i’ want to stay true to them. We that can read are the readers. ‘i’ am the reader. When I isn’t capitalized I began to feel more comfortable with using it, if i gave it arms; ‘i’. And when I typed to explain that, I went to preferring if isn’t typing out ‘and then i and then ‘, to just type two of them; ii. We don’t want to be alone. There’s no I in teamwork but there is and I in kind. I is complicated. Be you. Find your voice. Have a voice and be aware. Others have a voice. What would happen if we all respected each other’s voice? What would happen if we all had the same voice? That was the beauty of the dream. The dream is travelling through nightmare and is slowly returning. It has changed. Unite our uniqueness’s. Do you eat fast food? I love it. It is a dream… Do I eat it all the time, I hope not. Ken Robinson is a good man to ask. Consider food for the mind. There are beliefs out there. There’s a belief out there that our world is ****** Forgive the language. Understand it. I wanted to say, ‘that our world is doomed; eternally ****** to be destroyed’ and that scared me. **** There will always be nightmares, disaster and destruction. What is an ‘aster’? Curious. When did we chose to destroy; each other? Could we create; each other? There’s a belief out there for that one too. Are you awake, yet?
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Sep 22, 2012
Sep 22, 2012 at 9:06 AM UTC
.What is an Aster?
Education is currently being used as a weapon to arm the educated to defend the system. Question the system. Go out there and equip yourself for the right belief. Be a dreamer. The dream is beautiful. The problem with dreams is that you don’t know the dream has turned into a nightmare until you wake up. Are you awake? Be awake. The problem with being awake; we need to rest. Lucidly dream. Be lucid. The problem with being lucid; you’re lucid. There was a dream not long ago. The dream was beautiful. We liked the dream, the dream became ours and we slept. Slowly we all grew tired. Those that did not need to sleep, those that did not like our dream, we treated like children. We know that we need to rest and we were tired. We left our children to starve. We forced others to sleep and so, we forced our children to sleep. Even in our sleep, we forced others to sleep. And so the big dream grew. It became nightmare. We all dream. Be aware of others dreams. Be aware of others while we sleep. Be aware of those that sleep while we awaken. When you wake and see your siblings rest no longer. That their dream, once ours, has turned to terror. The problem with dreams… We force our children to sleep. Is this bad? Always question. Should we force them to wake? Force can create. Force can destroy. The problem with being awake, when we know our brothers and sisters sweat in there nightmares; we have a choice. That is not a choice to wake them or not. To hope for the best. That the nightmare will end and the dream will return. A dream that has travelled through the terrors of our minds will not return the same. Would you like the red pill or the blue pill? Is there good and bad? Force can create and destroy. Be mindful of how you wake. Be lucid of how you force others to wake. Tea or coffee; a cigarette; some breakfast; some fear? Use balance. We are all unique. I have a personal story. As I wrote this, typos occurred in the original edit. The technology, ‘swipe’ was used.  I meant to spell unique and unite was spelt. Personal became powerful and with turned to WE. Is there a reason ‘i’ should always be capitalized? ‘i’ wish to be mindful of my readers. ‘i’ want to stay true to them. We that can read are the readers. ‘i’ am the reader. When I isn’t capitalized I began to feel more comfortable with using it, if i gave it arms; ‘i’. And when I typed to explain that, I went to preferring if isn’t typing out ‘and then i and then ‘, to just type two of them; ii. We don’t want to be alone. There’s no I in teamwork but there is and I in kind. I is complicated. Be you. Find your voice. Have a voice and be aware. Others have a voice. What would happen if we all respected each other’s voice? What would happen if we all had the same voice? That was the beauty of the dream. The dream is travelling through nightmare and is slowly returning. It has changed. Unite our uniqueness’s. Do you eat fast food? I love it. It is a dream… Do I eat it all the time, I hope not. Ken Robinson is a good man to ask. Consider food for the mind. There are beliefs out there. There’s a belief out there that our world is ****** Forgive the language. Understand it. I wanted to say, ‘that our world is doomed; eternally ****** to be destroyed’ and that scared me. **** There will always be nightmares, disaster and destruction. What is an ‘aster’? Curious. When did we chose to destroy; each other? Could we create; each other? There’s a belief out there for that one too. Are you awake, yet?
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You texted me a hello and a Happy New Year You asked how I was doing and I responded “Doing Well” I returned your question of “How are you doing” I followed after with “Did you have a good New Year’s Eve” You kept your responses simple and vague You left my second question hanging by only answering with ‘Working a lot’ and stating how happy you were to hear I was doing well Your short, simple responses gave nothing away About what has occurred in your life Since the last time we had a willing and connected conversation The way you responded left me to wonder The reason why you contacted me Your distant responses made it very clear That this would be the last time you and I would ever talk This is the end of the two of us The end of you and I The end of any possibility of you and I being one As I quietly sit in the Marketing Room Thinking about the obvious next step I waiver on my decision to delete your number off my Blackberry forever I questioned whether I would regret this decision Then an old quote by Khalil Gibran came to me: “If you love somebody let them go, for if they return, they were always yours. And if they don’t, they never were.” Believing the truth behind his words, I proceeded to clearing our messages And deleting your number off my phone Until next time.. If there is one.. Only time will tell..
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 2:43 AM UTC
The End of Us
Serendipity: Something that happens in a beneficial way without looking for it. It has recently occurred to me that you are my serendipity.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 6:27 PM UTC
Serendipity
making love with no love (kissed her with his freedom) <•> a new person in an overnight stay in a strange, aptly named, bed and breakfast and you do all the same things that just feel good, careless loving that comes from practiced renewable remembering, kiss her neck for hours, drink in her crescendoing cooing rename her Appalachia, bemused, wondering why, she gasp-asks, when your tongue traces her odyssey body from her Georgia to her Maine, then no need to explain it all feels familiarly strange, imbalanced, shaky, loving the thrill of your first solo bike ride, an invisible hand letting go, the wow of walking the line of new freedom and old responsibility that you have walked on both coasts carry on, love is coming to us all lyric, enacted-recalled, loving yet another long cool woman in a black dress with unquestioning how to explain to her, how to yourself, loving with no loving, and the best you can stammer is it is like writing a poem with too many commas or none at all she laughs you up with one mouth lingering, then one amazing kiss on your heart and nose, grabs a piece of toast and gone girl, then you are returned to alone, to the dreams that may or may not have occurred and two hands overflowing with too many commas and none to keep <•> 11-18–17 2:54am, somewhere
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 10:13 AM UTC
making love with no love (kissed her with his freedom 11/17)
Eid in Babylon sits on his high chair, on knees of snow. Grandparents smile for the beloved alleys of Babylon and overlook the mighty Euphrates. Eid in Babylon is a bright face of dawn. Magic smiled on his hands like the hearts of the Babylonians. These civilizations have occurred here, do you not see all these lighthouses and the sounds of eternity? Don't you see dew hearts where lovers' poems here mired in their dreams? At sunset, we will bid farewell to the spirit of rebellion. At sunset, a new Eid will be rise in Babylon.
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Jul 31, 2020
Jul 31, 2020 at 3:37 AM UTC
Eid in Babylon
*Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?” Jesus answered, "I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times."*                     - Matthew the Apostle I Seventy-seven bottles of gin lie in the guts of sensuous men; seventy-seven I forgive you's dissolve in a fanatical mind's resolve. II What offence occurred under Saint Constantine's priggish eye? Was it specious as a Samian's thigh? Or Sumerians receiving alien diplomats? Maybe somewhere far under Moscow Putin's massing cloning vats... III Whatever discursive and belligerent milieu church authority finds most tried and true seems to be the most important decider in the future of things like the Large Hadron Collider. Perhaps, unfoundedly, they find it funny that Higgs (though it seems much like calling the Liberal Party "Whigs") is a name shared by a man and a theoretical particle (though it be libelous in any journalist's article), and thus label similar advancements as "blasphemous". I guess that this is what it is: believing just because. IV Who can know blasphemy from piousness? Maybe all Luther did was obfuscate a prior mess. V Seventy-seven palm-branch-adorned, donkey-riding kings: an automatic-ring-making-machine beleaguering proselyte rings.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 1:40 AM UTC
Palm Sunday Penance
I pulled down vicious KKK flyers, listened to members amplify hate. Their harmful words only frustrate, hoping to cease their cruel desires. Harassment at work occurred hablas ingles? a lady replied. I let the racist remark subside, when I realized I was not heard. Being bullied at school would soon follow. A boy shout the Spanish slur at me, write vile notes for all to see. Slashed my tires with archery arrows. I never thought that they would presume, I was an illegal immigrant. Their logic absent, only based on looks they assume.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 3:59 PM UTC
small town hate
We made all possible preparations, Drew up a list of firms, Constantly revised our calculations And allotted the farms, Issued all the orders expedient In this kind of case: Most, as was expected, were obedient, Though there were murmurs, of course; Chiefly against our exercising Our old right to abuse: Even some sort of attempt at rising, But these were mere boys. For never serious misgiving Occurred to anyone, Since there could be no question of living If we did not win. The generally accepted view teaches That there was no excuse, Though in the light of recent researches Many would find the cause In a not uncommon form of terror; Others, still more astute, Point to possibilities of error At the very start. As for ourselves there is left remaining Our honour at least, And a reasonable chance of retaining Our faculties to the last.
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Let History Be My Judge
up to the end of the long, dark tunnel she walked up, a thought occurred for a second"None waits for me here" and she walks back; a dark apparition waiting her arrival gets wild and tries to chase her, but by now, she found the light was on the other end of the tunnel, from where she started, "Which was that sweet voice that spoke within me?" embracing the light she nearly missed, now she wonders!
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 2:30 PM UTC
Delusion and enlightenment
You are the town and we are the clock. We are the guardians of the gate in the rock. The Two. On your left and on your right In the day and in the night, We are watching you. Wiser not to ask just what has occurred To them who disobeyed our word; To those We were the whirlpool, we were the reef, We were the formal nightmare, grief And the unlucky rose. Climb up the crane, learn the sailor's words When the ships from the islands laden with birds Come in. Tell your stories of fishing and other men's wives: The expansive moments of constricted lives In the lighted inn. But do not imagine we do not know Nor that what you hide with such care won't show At a glance. Nothing is done, nothing is said, But don't make the mistake of believing us dead: I shouldn't dance. We're afraid in that case you'll have a fall. We've been watching you over the garden wall For hours. The sky is darkening like a stain, Something is going to fall like rain And it won't be flowers. When the green field comes off like a lid Revealing what was much better hid: Unpleasant. And look, behind you without a sound The woods have come up and are standing round In deadly crescent. The bolt is sliding in its groove, Outside the window is the black removers' van. And now with sudden swift emergence Come the woman in dark glasses and humpbacked surgeons And the scissors man. This might happen any day So be careful what you say Or do. Be clean, be tidy, oil the lock, Trim the garden, wind the clock, Remember the Two.
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The Two
You are the town and we are the clock. We are the guardians of the gate in the rock. The Two. On your left and on your right In the day and in the night, We are watching you. Wiser not to ask just what has occurred To them who disobeyed our word; To those We were the whirlpool, we were the reef, We were the formal nightmare, grief And the unlucky rose. Climb up the crane, learn the sailor's words When the ships from the islands laden with birds Come in. Tell your stories of fishing and other men's wives: The expansive moments of constricted lives In the lighted inn. But do not imagine we do not know Nor that what you hide with such care won't show At a glance. Nothing is done, nothing is said, But don't make the mistake of believing us dead: I shouldn't dance. We're afraid in that case you'll have a fall. We've been watching you over the garden wall For hours. The sky is darkening like a stain, Something is going to fall like rain And it won't be flowers. When the green field comes off like a lid Revealing what was much better hid: Unpleasant. And look, behind you without a sound The woods have come up and are standing round In deadly crescent. The bolt is sliding in its groove, Outside the window is the black removers' van. And now with sudden swift emergence Come the woman in dark glasses and humpbacked surgeons And the scissors man. This might happen any day So be careful what you say Or do. Be clean, be tidy, oil the lock, Trim the garden, wind the clock, Remember the Two.
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The missus bought a Paperback   ...at Val Village, Saturday,   I had a look inside her bag;   ....T'was "Fifty Shades of Grey".   Well I just left her to it,   And at ten I went to bed.   An hour later she appeared;   The sight filled me with dread…..   In her left she held a rope;   And in her right a whip!   She threw them down upon the floor,   And then began to strip.   Well fifty years or so ago;   I might have had a peek;   But Mabel hasn't weathered well;   She's eighty four next week!!   Watching Mabel bump and grind;   Could not have been much grimmer.   And things then went from bad to worse;   She toppled off her Zimmer!   She struggled back upon her feet;   A couple minutes later;   She put her teeth back in and said   .....I am the dominater !!   Now if you knew our Mabel,   You'd see just why I spluttered,   I'd spent two months in traction   For the last complaint I'd uttered.   She stood there **** and naked   Bent forward just a bit   I went to hold her, sensual like   and stood on her left ***   Mabel screamed, her teeth shot out;   My god what had I done!?   She moaned and groaned then shouted out:   "Step on the other one"!!   Well readers, I can't tell no more;   About what occurred that day.   Suffice to say my jet black hair,   Turned fifty shades of Grey.
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Sep 4, 2014
Sep 4, 2014 at 8:30 PM UTC
50 shades of gray - a husbands view written by john summers
I watched the trees dance tonight and oh what a lovely sight-- seeing their limbs sway in the breeze watching the caresses of the leaves as the trees swayed to and fro their undulating movements made me know that the wind is music for the trees as they dance to the melody of this unrelenting breeze and-- While watching this strong, insistent southern wind I had no idea how far down a tree could bend-- but as I watched it occurred to me these trees were dancing just so I could see the beauty and grace and splendor too of the joyful life in nature pure and true. #
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 12:44 AM UTC
Dancing Trees
In 1963 Mahalia prodded the good reverend... “tell them about the dream Martin” transfixed on a yonder time he recounted prophecies of a near future from a mountaintop he foretold a history of a people returned again to gardens of paradise thriving in friendly democratic soils overflowing with a colorful biodiversity governed and nurtured with a vibrant sunshine of divine justice welcoming all weary sojourners... from the pinnacle of a Birmingham jail cell Martin burst the bars with the clarion peel of a golden trumpet proclaiming the gospel of liberation to the wardens of unholy gulags “free yourselves” the horn emblazoned in streaking lightning across the sky cowed by prophetic truths of righteousness, shamed by lies the pride of arrogance bespeaks to placate the intransigence of dominion, we prayed the the walls of racism, bigotry, prejudice would tumble down as Martin lit the Battle of Jericho today our country’s profit driven gulags overflow with people of color as justice lingers on death row begging for a plea bargain of a life sentence in solitary confinement... from the ****** Sunday Bridge in Selma, Martin offered a prayer for peace, rebuking the dogs of war admonishing the tenders of blood thirsty machines to beat the gears of war into pruning hooks and plowshares advocates of peace hope to steer the plow across the battlefields of acrimony to sow rich seeds of reconciliation, planting new gardens where the rich yields of peace will be consumed by all God's children yet these gardens remain unplanted, untended and defiled by the machinery of war that churns churns, churns... Martin last dream occurred on a balcony in Memphis witnessing to the divinity of those considered untouchable after a hard days work collecting a city’s refuse he insisted all labor was worthy of dignity and the economic justice of a fair wage Martin looked squarely into the eye of the gun sights of those who thought differently he never blinked, he dreamed Martin formed his last testament to an angry nation yearning for the reconciliation of stability and peace, unmoved that it’s violence, exploitation and bigotry only stoke bonfires of acrimony and division, condemning the reprobate principality to the bleakness of a smoldering discontent and continued generations of recurring nightmares… Martin's dream continues in awakened hearts sojourning on Music Selection: Mahalia Jackson Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho MLK Day 2014 Oakland
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Jan 20, 2014
Jan 20, 2014 at 3:38 PM UTC
Martin Dreamed (WIP)
In 1963 Mahalia prodded the good reverend... “tell them about the dream Martin” transfixed on a yonder time he recounted prophecies of a near future from a mountaintop he foretold a history of a people returned again to gardens of paradise thriving in friendly democratic soils overflowing with a colorful biodiversity governed and nurtured with a vibrant sunshine of divine justice welcoming all weary sojourners... from the pinnacle of a Birmingham jail cell Martin burst the bars with the clarion peel of a golden trumpet proclaiming the gospel of liberation to the wardens of unholy gulags “free yourselves” the horn emblazoned in streaking lightning across the sky cowed by prophetic truths of righteousness, shamed by lies the pride of arrogance bespeaks to placate the intransigence of dominion, we prayed the the walls of racism, bigotry, prejudice would tumble down as Martin lit the Battle of Jericho today our country’s profit driven gulags overflow with people of color as justice lingers on death row begging for a plea bargain of a life sentence in solitary confinement... from the ****** Sunday Bridge in Selma, Martin offered a prayer for peace, rebuking the dogs of war admonishing the tenders of blood thirsty machines to beat the gears of war into pruning hooks and plowshares advocates of peace hope to steer the plow across the battlefields of acrimony to sow rich seeds of reconciliation, planting new gardens where the rich yields of peace will be consumed by all God's children yet these gardens remain unplanted, untended and defiled by the machinery of war that churns churns, churns... Martin last dream occurred on a balcony in Memphis witnessing to the divinity of those considered untouchable after a hard days work collecting a city’s refuse he insisted all labor was worthy of dignity and the economic justice of a fair wage Martin looked squarely into the eye of the gun sights of those who thought differently he never blinked, he dreamed Martin formed his last testament to an angry nation yearning for the reconciliation of stability and peace, unmoved that it’s violence, exploitation and bigotry only stoke bonfires of acrimony and division, condemning the reprobate principality to the bleakness of a smoldering discontent and continued generations of recurring nightmares… Martin's dream continues in awakened hearts sojourning on Music Selection: Mahalia Jackson Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho MLK Day 2014 Oakland
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I feel every emotion too deeply; they're a dagger to my heart, and I'm too sensitive - it only takes one tiny trigger for me to fall apart. Sometimes it feels as though I'm not a real being; convinced reality is a figment of my imagination that I'm seeing. I started to litter my body with scars from the innocent age of ten, I haven't stopped although I am nineteen now - things just haven't changed since then. I made my first attempt at the tender age of just twelve years old, and to this day another fourteen have occurred; by this inner demon I'm controlled. A patient in a psychiatric hospital 6 days after my eighteenth birthday, after swallowing a cocktail of pills and alcohol wanting to die away. But... I am someone with raw passion that flows through my veins and my curiosity and adoration for the world around me remains. I have mastered the art of living in the moment and doing the things that matter to me; and I'm full of devotion and determination to be the person I'm destined to be. I use poetry as an expression of all that I feel and I am made of linguistic creativity, and I love deeply without reservation everything and everyone around me. So although I may have borderline personality disorder as a part of me, I am still a kind-hearted and passionate person who wants to be the best she can be.
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 8:29 PM UTC
B.P.D
You were supposed to love me til death do us apart. But Then you let go and decided to trample my heart. You've turned love into a lie and made heartbreak a work of art. It was something I should have seen coming from the very start. I was so foolish. Choosing someone like you wasn't at all very smart. I fell in love with you because I knew your heart and knew who you were. Now everything good about you has been wiped away, now a blur. When I told you I loved you I meant it. I didn't stutter nor slur. Now, after all is said and done I wish this charade had never occurred. My heart, soul, time and tears were all taken advantage of. Oh, how you lied to me because what you offered was never love. In spite of the suffering I went through by you, I still considered you sent from above. You disregard the times I treated you like a queen, when you were my white dove. When my heart utterly melted for you. When your beauty was my treasure trove. Now that its all over, you've given love a bad name. Now that its over, I'll never look at it the same. Love is no longer beautiful. Its a disgrace, a pity, a game. Because of you Ill probably never find true love and that's a real shame. However, I do hope someday I can find another that'll light my heart aflame. But for now its a darkness a void. Because of you that's what love has became.
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Oct 21, 2020
Oct 21, 2020 at 9:02 AM UTC
A Loving Lie
Bodies moved and liquor spilled Hands got up and all felt good Music created a flow and rhythm became nourishment Five senses became three Lovers were formed and lovers were lost Tears fell and mixed with the liquor Injuries occurred Enemies were made... Bodies still moved and liquor spilled Hearts were broken and hearts were delighted Curves appealed to the eyes and grasps occurred Smiles became kisses and Kisses became conductors of emotions and desires *** resulted and smiles occurred... Bodies moved and liquor spilled They all went home and memories were erased                                                                    -Conscious
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Dec 3, 2014
Dec 3, 2014 at 1:39 PM UTC
The Party
when i was young ammi packed me lunch one strawberry jam sandwich cut neatly into squares as i grew older and my tummy much bigger (along with my appetite) one turned into two two to three and finally for some unknown reason there were no strawberry jam sandwiches but ammi still packed me lunch it was tuna or chicken maybe tomato and cheese sometimes a pastry i wasn't hard to please and it never occurred to me that my strawberry sandwiches were gone till one completely random day i'm sitting with my friends taking the first bite of my sandwich a burst of strawberry fills my mouth sweet, rich with sugar it tastes red, good bright red my strawberry jam sandwich came back and i was bombarded by my childhood playing on the swings sandwich in hand red coated crumbs dotting my shirt running out of class as soon as the bell rings to munch munch munch on my strawberry sandwiches strawberry jam was never my favourite filling but it filled me with memories so occasionlly when i'm feeling nostalgic i'll pick up a slice, butter it up spread my gooey, red friend and share a sandwich with ammi.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 5:28 AM UTC
.strawberry jam sandwiches