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"paining" poems
there is a monster beneath the lofty, billowing sheets of my bed beneath the mattress the box spring the carefully crafted wooden frame. [he lives in the shadows, in the obscurity there.] i should feel sheltered...safe, underneath these sheets, [like my mother’s arms tucking me in tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite.] but when my arm dangles off my bed, when i commit that fatal mistake, i feel a draw to the ground more forceful than the force of gravity seizing my hand paining to pull me under. and i know it is the monster. i feel his yearning for the blood and guts of a child... his desire to rip me apart like a lion does his prey. i take back control of my hand, wrap my arms around myself, feigning safety. for as we all know that monster could very well clamber, creep out climb onto my bed and swallow me whole. i don’t know why he hasn’t yet -- perhaps he likes the challenge of waiting for me to be susceptible enough to forget myself and leave my arm suspended for more than just a moment. i am curled up into a fetal position paralyzed by my fear. the anxiety invades my joints so that i cannot move anymore. i fall into a fitful sleep and wake up to sunshine radiating through my window, casting the intricate patterns of my curtains on the rug. during the day, the monster cannot survive. but when nighttime falls the darkness returns, my trepidation returns and the monster is alive. well, again.
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Nov 11, 2012
Nov 11, 2012 at 2:54 AM UTC
The Monster in All of Us
My head is spinning My vision is blurring My neck is paining My whole body is aching My fingers are numbing My arteries are clogging My fate... I am hating My life is shattering My suffering is neverending... Am I dying? My kidney is teasing... My blood is aggressively pumping My glucose is cynically laughing My heart is still beating... Death... am I cheating? Tick.. Tock... Tick... Tock... Am Still breathing...
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 10:42 AM UTC
Cheating death...
Now you're in love, or so you think. On the brink of infatuation, an obsession, clinging on to whatever you can get. But don't fret! It'll only end in regret. These "feelings" are formed from your imagination, An affectation of what you think you know. But in the end you'll show, what you soon will begin to deplore. Paining yourself, is it worth it? You'll be burnt out, striving for mirth, but only ending in hurt.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 12:52 AM UTC
"Feelings" (In His Perspective)
Life is unavoidably ecstatic, at every scale, degree, level, dimension, an oscillation, season to season day to night to day to night cycle by cycle wax by wane feeling by feeling to feeling always moving both ways all ways always crest, trough, cresting- falling, lifting-crashing riding, riding out and in and through and by and by, bursting.. I could explode, I might explode, I did explode, I do explode though I'm contained, boundary by boundary, transcending, including, moving always moving both ways all ways always rainbows weaving spectral waving, rivers raging, bodies growing, organismic, oceanic, orgiastic in-ing, out-ing, coming-going, holding, letting go, flowing, flowing, flows surrendered, building, pursing, pleasing, pangs, paining, ripping, breaking, sorrows to joys to shade to shine, as chasms to substantiation, as abyssal to full, as burn to burning, to smoke etheric, to ashes, to ground, all passions as passions passion pumping, filling, releasing on-ing, off-ing, alive-dying-birthing-living, living as moving always moving, transforming breath by breath by breathing, being this to that, a changeling, changing always moving always moving both ways all ways always
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 3:09 PM UTC
The Unavoidable Ecstasy of Life (always moving, all ways)
I look for compatriots in this callous and cruel world. I seek allies who will help me overcome the horrors that were done to everyone. I long for the warm storm to wash away the wicked muck of too much hateful stuff, deeply paining dark rhetoric that wealthy men generate, to create fear and hate. I wait subdued by the desire to inspire in contrast with a need to find peace from a spiteful past, but even among peers I am alone.
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 10:54 AM UTC
Untitled-8
i. Alow downward Reyna, humanity hunger's and kill's, Red liquid they do spill, despoiling, toiling, taking Lucifer's fill; ii. We canst only watcheth queen, as their working's and dream's, Get untied by the string's, of the fine unseen line, of the principalities and power's. iii. Henceforth the hour's, shalt be as fading flower's, they shalt seeith their government's and darkened power's; falleth as the star's, men who knoweth none boundaries, God shalt rattle the mountain's and deep, as a harlot to her patron. Though the patron's sleep. iv. We shalt endureth this paining moment amour', the cosmic chronograph is opening door's; erelong love, erelong amour', we shalt sit at a feasting table, wherein the beau monde that hast Satan's barcoded label, shalt not perch. The flame shalt quench it's thirst, as recreation below us takes it's course. For ourn creator spoke this Jane, in the beginning. The world's lost it's way, it needeth cleansing from the sinning. As we shalt be restored by reconnecting on higher planes. To be reborn, in the spirit again. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley ( Filipino rose) dedicated
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Jan 26, 2016
Jan 26, 2016 at 7:18 PM UTC
Ta apokalyptíria (The unveiling) greek tongue
One Winter's day the pain will fade and letting go of you won't be so hard   so I spend most of my time paining over scars and bleeding hearts and trying to live for the art.   I drown in the sight of you there's no way to look at you different shades of blue covers the inside of me with cold smoke particles glued – (to me) producing what seems to be an endless sea of clear dew.     As the snow falls to the ground white nothingness fill my eyes and all the window have been opened, and everything falls upside down. The dying little flowers sprouting out of the snow has been placed in a place I use to call the sky It's not too warm or too cold I need close my mind even if it’s for a little while.   You You You You running through my empty head No words or songs or judgements or thoughts just -You I need to tip a whole tin of paint over me Because me and you are through.
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Jan 3, 2019
Jan 3, 2019 at 3:39 PM UTC
The Concept Of Letting Go
DEAR PENPAL PEOPLE, mind block not really posting a lot these days;-| keeping now foot on gas paining away drowns on piles stashing upon jokes on types watching with characters on hope leaving before fall on love starring because stars on align dancing to listen on piano notes writing for heart on no rhyme ------ravenfeels
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Jun 13, 2021
Jun 13, 2021 at 11:06 AM UTC
You Know Them Knowns Not Me
Some go out in a blaze of glory, some with a crazy, sad story. I am not sure which I have chosen but it may get very gory. I don’t care any longer about the skies I see Or the dreams I’ve had that cease to be. I am tired, sore and I hurt in mind and in the fairy soul I know at this late stage I never will be whole. I do not want to urge it on but simply to not worry I want those who give a **** to know there was no hurry. Music sounds dull, words are boring, what’s left to say all that’s left is for a fool like me to pick a day. No more pills, no checking, no pecking no heeding no worrying, no trying and paining when you stop succeeding. There are no magic cures for us, just pretenders selling dreams and the rest get rich selling us on their schemes. I will go when I go, doing just what I choose to do Then the task of being someone special will suddenly be through. Copyright/1/2014
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
A Bad Day
How Many Faces Do People Want To Wear, How Many Lies Have You Told When You Swear, How Many People Would Stand Up & Care, When Dishonesty Is Life Because Society Isn't Fair. Caught In A Game Where The Rules Keep On Changing, They Take Up To Strike But Their Moves They're Feigning, These People Aren't Human But It's Our Souls They're Staining, These People Aren't People Its People They're Paining.   I Call These Animals Ants 'Cause These People Lack A Soul, They See Us As Worse While We Make The System Whole, How Many Must Suffer Before They Reach Their Goal, Austerity's Dust On Our People Like Coal. Roll Out With Cuts While You Hoard Away Gold, The Rich Will Get Richer As It's Always Told, A Waning Grip On Patience Is What We All Hold, How Brazen These Monster Our Protests Are Bold. But Nobody Listens 'Till Blood Covers Streets, & At That Point We're Faced With Defeat, No One Will Care Until We Make A Stand, Strength Is In Numbers We Have The Upper Hand.
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 8:16 PM UTC
Animals Ants
Oh save me my angel, From this mad insanity. Oh save me my angel, I don't like him the way he does me. Everyone pressures us together and he doesn't mind, I can't let my friends down it would not be kind. I do not love him the way he does me, I love him like a brother, Not a lover, As he does me. Every time I try to secretly turn him down, He just comes back around, Paining me at the sight of him. Oh my angel save me, From the pain in his eyes that I see. Oh my angel save me, Hurting him makes me unable to breathe. My angel, My angel, Wipe the tears that I shed. My angel, My angel, **** his love that's been bred. My angel, Please save me, From this torturous misery.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 7:39 PM UTC
My Angel Save Me
If ever you hurt. If ever you need to cry. Let me comfort you. Listen to what's paining you? And wipe those tears from your eyes. If grief should ever come to you. And you need someone to turn too. Or just a shoulder to lean upon. Let me comfort you. Yes, this I'm willing to do. Solely out of my love for you. There are times in our lives. When words of comfort is needed. Then sometimes words aren't needed at all. Still let me comfort you. Through anything of sadness affecting you. I'm here. I'm here. Yes, i'm here for you.
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 11:21 PM UTC
Let Me Comfort You
The wind blowing gently, the rose Quartz pink flowers seemed to be floating around me. The bright green grass seemed to be lit up as the sun shown down on the earth looking more like a paining. I stared in complete awe took me over. I was having trouble believing such a place existed. My thoughts were swirling making myself believe I wasn't merely in a dream. I stood there looking around me. There were no gates or walls. No borders to keep me away. It was open and free. Walking over to one of the trees I placed my hand on it gently. It's bark was soft to the touch. It's leaves feeling like velvet as I ran my hand over one of its branches. I sat down leaning against its trunk as I watched the day go by. Like a blanket, the flowers loomed over everything in sight. I knew where I wanted to be. Where I wanted to stay. Right here in this moment. Forever...
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Apr 17, 2015
Apr 17, 2015 at 7:55 AM UTC
Sakura Trees
I looked on as an elderly man was painting an old farm house in oils, surrounded by trees dressed in their autumn finery. The house was shown as an aged and faded white surrounded by a low picket fence that had fallen into disrepair and long since been forgotten. The old dilapidated barn in the distance was expressed in varying shades of grey and peeling red paint. I was enraptured by the image I was seeing unfold before my eyes. It appeared to be such a simple piece, but it grew in complexity the longer I viewed it. Its underlying tones were of sadness and loneliness, time, and things forgotten. I balked at that, finding my initial assessment woefully inaccurate, this was not a lonely place, a forgotten place; this was a place that had seen life and heard stories! I knew the man had not yet finished with his painting and would not be so for some time. He was quite meticulous, as if he was paining the memories of his life. Every stroke of the brush had its designated place, its own meaning, and the way his hands grabbed absently at the different brushes seemed as if they had been pre-selected before he ever began. As his story was being narrated in layers of paint and hue, I found myself thinking about what life might have been like in that place he was creating. Who might have lived there? The colors in the painting boasted an autumn season, and though they were warm to the eye the season would have been cold, the growing…slow. No, it wouldn’t have been planting season, it seemed more likely that it would have been hunting season. I imagined game animals in the surrounding hills and a man in a flannel jacket walking silently through those amber colored woods, with rifle in hand and beagles in tow. The frost of his breath echoing the smoke that whispered from the chimney of the house. It would have been warm inside, and maybe children played by the hearth in the day’s early hours before they went reluctantly about their chores under the watchful gaze of a firm, yet loving mother. My thoughts darted to and fro about this painting in the most ridiculous of fashions, seeing people I would never meet, living events that never happened. But I was held to it long enough to allow my imagination to escape, and for a while, frolic freely with the idea of something beautifully simple. I left the elderly man to his work as I carried on about my day, thinking to myself all the while that if a picture is worth a thousand words, a painting is an unread novel.
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 6:43 AM UTC
A Book I Once Never Read
I looked on as an elderly man was painting an old farm house in oils, surrounded by trees dressed in their autumn finery. The house was shown as an aged and faded white surrounded by a low picket fence that had fallen into disrepair and long since been forgotten. The old dilapidated barn in the distance was expressed in varying shades of grey and peeling red paint. I was enraptured by the image I was seeing unfold before my eyes. It appeared to be such a simple piece, but it grew in complexity the longer I viewed it. Its underlying tones were of sadness and loneliness, time, and things forgotten. I balked at that, finding my initial assessment woefully inaccurate, this was not a lonely place, a forgotten place; this was a place that had seen life and heard stories! I knew the man had not yet finished with his painting and would not be so for some time. He was quite meticulous, as if he was paining the memories of his life. Every stroke of the brush had its designated place, its own meaning, and the way his hands grabbed absently at the different brushes seemed as if they had been pre-selected before he ever began. As his story was being narrated in layers of paint and hue, I found myself thinking about what life might have been like in that place he was creating. Who might have lived there? The colors in the painting boasted an autumn season, and though they were warm to the eye the season would have been cold, the growing…slow. No, it wouldn’t have been planting season, it seemed more likely that it would have been hunting season. I imagined game animals in the surrounding hills and a man in a flannel jacket walking silently through those amber colored woods, with rifle in hand and beagles in tow. The frost of his breath echoing the smoke that whispered from the chimney of the house. It would have been warm inside, and maybe children played by the hearth in the day’s early hours before they went reluctantly about their chores under the watchful gaze of a firm, yet loving mother. My thoughts darted to and fro about this painting in the most ridiculous of fashions, seeing people I would never meet, living events that never happened. But I was held to it long enough to allow my imagination to escape, and for a while, frolic freely with the idea of something beautifully simple. I left the elderly man to his work as I carried on about my day, thinking to myself all the while that if a picture is worth a thousand words, a painting is an unread novel.
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Mr. Gibson penetrates my poem, my paining senses, "When raw grief turns into aching music" by witch, he notates my inundation (1), a summary succinct, essencing my poem to its bare ***** cri de cœur, it's comforting to be gotten, grasped, felt & taken, for ten out of nine, times, when I compose there is music aching in my muscles and in my perused words, begging to be read in a thorough, careful way, and he honors them thusly, and I am deeply touched, at our conjuring conjunction of connection, a phrase worthy of a poem in and of itself, but let someone else, perhaps him, perhaps you, write it, I am contented: *to be heard, to be believed, to be by, relieved, to being understood to be felt, given and + taken, and given a great musical measure of comforting… in summary too, here is where*, I thank you. nml 9/12/25 5:15am
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Sep 12, 2025
Sep 12, 2025 at 5:14 AM UTC
For William A Gibson: "When Raw Grief turns into aching music"
you will certainly be the ultimate, paining death of me.
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 12:24 PM UTC
-you (10w)
Today my  heart       well it  is saddened             it sits low             in the Stillness now             my precious voice            I so long to find her              taken weary                by a wanton Thief                   why...                      I wish                     for to ask you                     your              sweet sound           that you  own too        inspired chords         oh I wish to hear you           bringing tears            in a thorny crown             as you  steal          my aching heartbeat          in longing pangs             of envy wild              jealous lust             is steering spirits          if a willing voice        souls lost in  time            do not take         that Midnight train ride           consumed by feined                affections lost                sing my heart               releasing chest pain                forming blood            in an endless tide         as I lay bleeding        morning offers        a chance for peace       in  moonsoaked clouds         the trees           I can hear them             softly whisper              gently near            wounded wings         were just repaired       I pray for rain      and to show us how to       be better as         we drain this ink             telluric beds           already laid in          the laying long            let go of sin           like the voice            that I            can't hear now           it's not you        that I'm afraid        it is the sound        of  endless Silence          Paining ears           in a deafening pound             I hear it  calling            from           a battle               waging                    lost                    a tragic end                     voices silenced                  war of ages              left to die            a hefty cost. Cherie Nolan © 2016
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 11:11 AM UTC
" The Sound of Silence"
Today my  heart       well it  is saddened             it sits low             in the Stillness now             my precious voice            I so long to find her              taken weary                by a wanton Thief                   why...                      I wish                     for to ask you                     your              sweet sound           that you  own too        inspired chords         oh I wish to hear you           bringing tears            in a thorny crown             as you  steal          my aching heartbeat          in longing pangs             of envy wild              jealous lust             is steering spirits          if a willing voice        souls lost in  time            do not take         that Midnight train ride           consumed by feined                affections lost                sing my heart               releasing chest pain                forming blood            in an endless tide         as I lay bleeding        morning offers        a chance for peace       in  moonsoaked clouds         the trees           I can hear them             softly whisper              gently near            wounded wings         were just repaired       I pray for rain      and to show us how to       be better as         we drain this ink             telluric beds           already laid in          the laying long            let go of sin           like the voice            that I            can't hear now           it's not you        that I'm afraid        it is the sound        of  endless Silence          Paining ears           in a deafening pound             I hear it  calling            from           a battle               waging                    lost                    a tragic end                     voices silenced                  war of ages              left to die            a hefty cost. Cherie Nolan © 2016
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God is kind to me My heart is not bleeding. My nose is but flowing And my naywe paining. But WHO enforces Unbalancing tricks . . . ?
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Feb 18, 2015
Feb 18, 2015 at 11:08 PM UTC
Glory to God
~~~ dislocation/punk'd hey baby, put one forward, faking baby steps. life is hard in different ways, for so many of us, the days say, each year of us, walks a unique maze, hands on the wall, unavoidable tripping on speed bumps that make one crazed and that you even see coming but inevitable is the red, swelling, bruises, cutting, the side effects of what gets said, the falling-downs of words that are dislocating things get said, and you get paid in eerie and weary, and the loss of balance, as if you are just the warm water, water that slips over the side, not the body inside, and when you slip up, that wet, warm beat-up, That empty feeling of being is displacing you know, well advanced, that parts of you, moving around inside, sources of internal dizziness, the curve ***** thrown in slow mo that so mesmerize you into watching but not swinging, accepting that the arc, provides burns skinning, and you go down 'n out striking what ya gonna do? dust off and upstanding accept, that some pitches are just **** hard on us, we the swingers, often miss the ball, wide of the mark, sometimes we just stand, mouth agape, watching the ball coming right at us, even foreseeing the incoming paining what hurts, is not those rosy red ridge reminders, the after party of being hit, but that when getting punk'd, chewed up, spit out, you get used to it, and to survive, to keep your wits, you spend time convincing yourself, that you don't even care, but you find your thinking is all about rhyming so when poetry get complicated, ya get back to where ya once before where, keeping it simple, roses red, violets blue, what ya gonna do, but your sense of smell shot to hell, what the hell, thinking just another wet plunking thinking no big dealing this one mo' punking, there will be more but wonder why you can no longer make your simple, confused words to be reduced by right rhyming
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 2:53 PM UTC
dislocation/punk'd
~~~ dislocation/punk'd hey baby, put one forward, faking baby steps. life is hard in different ways, for so many of us, the days say, each year of us, walks a unique maze, hands on the wall, unavoidable tripping on speed bumps that make one crazed and that you even see coming but inevitable is the red, swelling, bruises, cutting, the side effects of what gets said, the falling-downs of words that are dislocating things get said, and you get paid in eerie and weary, and the loss of balance, as if you are just the warm water, water that slips over the side, not the body inside, and when you slip up, that wet, warm beat-up, That empty feeling of being is displacing you know, well advanced, that parts of you, moving around inside, sources of internal dizziness, the curve ***** thrown in slow mo that so mesmerize you into watching but not swinging, accepting that the arc, provides burns skinning, and you go down 'n out striking what ya gonna do? dust off and upstanding accept, that some pitches are just **** hard on us, we the swingers, often miss the ball, wide of the mark, sometimes we just stand, mouth agape, watching the ball coming right at us, even foreseeing the incoming paining what hurts, is not those rosy red ridge reminders, the after party of being hit, but that when getting punk'd, chewed up, spit out, you get used to it, and to survive, to keep your wits, you spend time convincing yourself, that you don't even care, but you find your thinking is all about rhyming so when poetry get complicated, ya get back to where ya once before where, keeping it simple, roses red, violets blue, what ya gonna do, but your sense of smell shot to hell, what the hell, thinking just another wet plunking thinking no big dealing this one mo' punking, there will be more but wonder why you can no longer make your simple, confused words to be reduced by right rhyming
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this title has begrudgingly waited for some loving kindness, fulfillment-needy, since October of Two Thousand and Seventeen which is not quite as long as the decades I have been waiting to accumulate the words to provide us both, an inspired solution my days are numbered in decades, decals, varying lengths of hair, belts with notches that ain’t reachable, suits various, both too big and too small to fit, the who who used to own them, begrudgingly, writes this city born and bred, with the pale skin needed to prove my urbanity, each day came unto me begrudgingly, even, especially, the good ones when I was ten and rode my bike from freedom to mystery, and back again in a city that was ok, if you stayed out of its way and knew the city’s vocabulary and its erogenous zones when nothing come easy, when even the easy, when it comes, comes begrudgingly when you think of love, and the next immediate thought is: how great the cost - recalling too well, the pain of childbirth and child rearing and the staining, paining fluid is in perm-attendence, that doesn’t ever fully departs and is not never entirely stain-stick-removable, and the children come ‘n go according to their schedule, someone else’s vast eternal plan life in the same apartment   where my parents died, listening to the stories of joined lives, listen to the sisters telling them over and over to a stream of visitors earned from and of a 98 year life, given up willing but, begrudgingly as well. the story-telling skill because of them, my mist-matched parents who did ok and their very best, gifted us hyperbole innate genetic and all of us now registered tall tale tellers; some write for a living, some live to write, some write to make themselves clearer, after honestly confronting their subway reflection   words acquired bot ‘n sold, they too are stains unerasable, very always handy, the one thing we shared, word skill, was never at loss, words never held a grudge no matter how long they waited to serve this fact, begrudgingly confess; all my-word skill was freely inherited... and I hope it satisfied the title and you, those that waited patiently but, begrudgingly
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 4:00 PM UTC
begrudgingly (how great the cost)
this title has begrudgingly waited for some loving kindness, fulfillment-needy, since October of Two Thousand and Seventeen which is not quite as long as the decades I have been waiting to accumulate the words to provide us both, an inspired solution my days are numbered in decades, decals, varying lengths of hair, belts with notches that ain’t reachable, suits various, both too big and too small to fit, the who who used to own them, begrudgingly, writes this city born and bred, with the pale skin needed to prove my urbanity, each day came unto me begrudgingly, even, especially, the good ones when I was ten and rode my bike from freedom to mystery, and back again in a city that was ok, if you stayed out of its way and knew the city’s vocabulary and its erogenous zones when nothing come easy, when even the easy, when it comes, comes begrudgingly when you think of love, and the next immediate thought is: how great the cost - recalling too well, the pain of childbirth and child rearing and the staining, paining fluid is in perm-attendence, that doesn’t ever fully departs and is not never entirely stain-stick-removable, and the children come ‘n go according to their schedule, someone else’s vast eternal plan life in the same apartment   where my parents died, listening to the stories of joined lives, listen to the sisters telling them over and over to a stream of visitors earned from and of a 98 year life, given up willing but, begrudgingly as well. the story-telling skill because of them, my mist-matched parents who did ok and their very best, gifted us hyperbole innate genetic and all of us now registered tall tale tellers; some write for a living, some live to write, some write to make themselves clearer, after honestly confronting their subway reflection   words acquired bot ‘n sold, they too are stains unerasable, very always handy, the one thing we shared, word skill, was never at loss, words never held a grudge no matter how long they waited to serve this fact, begrudgingly confess; all my-word skill was freely inherited... and I hope it satisfied the title and you, those that waited patiently but, begrudgingly
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And In your arms is where I want to be But I can see you are lost in her sea Where my ship can never safely set sail So my heart begins to silently wail These words that you present in a promise Haunt my mind steadily with this malice That tore the limbs of this yearning spirit Realizing the loss of each minute We wasted hypothesizing that night Of a time where we could be with no fight But she is yours forever in this time Where I am the revenge of her cold crime With this tears shed into my own ocean Where I will bleed out this paining poison And find myself with a freshly white mind A canvas where you will not be found So you two will live in your lasting love Without my breath and the pestering dove
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Oct 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 at 10:20 PM UTC
Goodbye to the wrong
what's the matter lady moon is always waning smile fragrant paining grind those whitewashed tombstones into a fine dust and blow it my eye so i might cry over you and the distance and have it be half hearted but still textbook lacrimosa
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Sep 2, 2012
Sep 2, 2012 at 3:09 AM UTC
Eastern Seaboard Girls
ɨ. Sɛaʀċɦɛtɦ ʍɨռɛ ɨռtɛʀɨօʀ O' ʍɨɢɦtʏ ċʀɛatօʀ Mɨռɛ ʍaʟaɖʏ ċօʍɛtɦ օռ stʀօռɢ; Wɦɛռ tɦɛ sʊռsɛt ɦast ċօʍɛtɦ aռɖ ɢօռɛ Mɨռɛ ʊռċtɨօռ ɨs ռօt ċʟօsɛ, tɨs I ռɛɛɖɛtɦ ɦɛʀ tɦɛ ʍօst. ɨɨ. Mɨռɛ ҡɨɖռɛʏ's aʀt racked աɨtɦ քaɨռ Tɦɛ ʀɛɖ ʄʀօʍ tɦɨs tɦʀօat քօʊʀs օʋɛʀ aɢaɨռ; I ռɛɛɖɛtɦ ʍɨռɛ ʟօʋɛʀ, ʍɨռɛ զʊɛɛռ, Mɨռɛ օռʟʏ, ʍɨռɛ ɦօքɛ, ʍɨռɛ աatċɦɛʀ aռɖ ɖʀɛaʍ. ɨɨɨ. O' ʟօʀɖ, ʍaռ ɦatɦ ɮɛɛռ tօ ɮʊsʏ աɨtɦ ʍatɛʀɨaʟ ʟɨʋɨռɢ Pʟɛasɛ ҡɛɛքɛtɦ ʍɛ ɮʀɛatɦɨռɢ aռɖ aʟɨʋɛ, tօ ɦɛʀ ʍɨռɛ sօʊʟ I'ʍ ɢɨʋɨռɢ; sɦɛ I ɢɨʋɛtɦ ʍɨռɛ ɮօռɛs, ʋɛɨռ's, aռɖ tɦaռҡsɢɨʋɨռɢ. Tօ ɦɛʀ I աaɨtɛtɦ ʊքօռ O' aʀċɦɨtɛċt, ʍɨռɛ աaɨtɨռɢ ɨs քaɨռɨռɢ. ɨʋ. Caռst I sɛɛɨtɦ ɦɛʀ sօօռ ʄatɦɛʀ, I ɢɨʋɛtɦ tɦɛɛ aʟʟ I ɦast Mɨռɛ ɖʀօք's օʄ ɮʟօօɖ, ɨռsɨɖɛ tɦʏ ɦօʟʏ ċʊք, ʝʊst tօ sɛɛɨtɦ ʍɨռɛ *** I'ʍ aռɢʊɨsɦɛɖ, ʄaʍɨshed, ռօt ɦɛaʀɨռɢ ʍɨռɛ ċɦɛʀʊɮ's ɢօɖɖɛss ʋօɨċɛ I ɢɨʋɛtɦ ʍɛ, tօ sɛɛɨth ʍɨռɛ զʊɛɛռ, ɛʋɛռ ɮʏ ʍɨռɛ ɖɛatɦ, I'ʟʟ ҡɨss ɦɛʀ ʍօɨst. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley dedication ( Filipino rose)
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 8:53 PM UTC
Paining patience, dying for amare
The fortunate I, The send-sighted me, What might have I done To deserve this to see? That inchworm in paining, Though pretty she was, Has set to cocooning, In endless becomes. Such books, she has heavy, Her heart so it spins, That silken word cover, With lux-journal skeins. Such passion in weaving, She'll fuel open minds, And full will this artist, Soon her medium find.
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Oct 2, 2010
Oct 2, 2010 at 10:42 PM UTC
The Soon Unloosened
I don't know what to say 'bout her.... Even a crow would be sick.. Little do you know 'bout her features Am sure you would act like this! She walks out of a party show Like a total cracked geek Wears dress like a halloween show And wears empty lipstick! Oh heck she has white skin Totally  pale like a vamp But then it holds like a surgery Oh! she's such a ***** And she has huge fangs.... Which are sooo **** real! BUt then people will have more than second thoughts WHEEEUH! push away that smell! She has blood red lips But they are totally gross! With no positive blood,onion flavored And on lips...turmeric sauce! And when she attacks a fellow guy... She makes sure the guy is cute And then she stabs a knife instead of her teeth Like playing a guitar instead of flute... Man! she thinks she's sexxy But she has ****** mistaken And then she walks with her heavy body The guys think that the world is shaki'n! I can say no more.... Cuz my neck's paining Oh shit..now i get it! The woman was not at all lying!
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 5:36 AM UTC
A vampire?? ....no way!!