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"palatial" poems
Nearly home. The bed And the slippers grow ever closer. A memory of things that give comfort seem palatial, Euphoric in the mind's eye, Though I do seem to ponder of its romanticized reality Memories always seem so warm. In reality, The things that hold others close are affirming. Love, Shared events Symbiotic empathy, But given the current state... The boring, The mundane, The trivial and the tedious that makes the most of a lifetime Are omitted from the mind. But why not have a memory full of nothing but the nothingness of life? The train rides? Waiting for the toaster to splay its insides So I can feast on its wonderful toasty goodness? Talking to the tenant who does not understand That a bouncing leg And constant time updates are signposts to **** off? Empty the files of my brain And fill it with the moments of nothing. These moments and these alone Are your true self. if you are a good person Is not determined by How many charities earn your pay Or how many items stored, What you are is chosen by the lonely, The solitary, The Tigress. Only when you accept that person, You are happy And free. But don't hold your breath.
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 11:29 AM UTC
3. Roam The Land
The Lego men. Sat in the toy box playing with their bricks. Johnnie the little fella took them out to play Daddy put a board in the garden just upon the patio. What was just a piece of ply grew before Johnnie's eye. He tipped them out onto the board. Went inside to fetch a drink and get a spot of near noon brunch. A thriving hive of industry, was hidden in his plastic box. He came back outside and all was built. Castles and gardens, palatial palaces. The Lego men had built a perfect village. Nobody knew they could. Just a little shocked. His little sister Jennifer, she hid behind the garden wall. It wasn't the work of the miraculous Lego men after all. Who would ever have believed that the toys came out to play. (C) Livvi
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 5:22 AM UTC
LEGO MEN
Draped in fresh-knitted pearls we traipsed into saccharine peach orchard The summer heat loped about our dew-kissed ****** ****** - appropriated from dawn spent on neatly shorn plantation grass Ambling into the knotted palatial arbor we sat each in our own tree crux behinds nestled upon ashen bark Juice dripping in our grip down our cast nets of flesh sprawled about the branches inset with gravity-defying liquescent orbs dusted in translucent mink painted with smears of citrine, coral, amber, and ichorous clinging to brass stem The rondures secede to mandible taut between palms pull and polished ivories - torn- Fluent in dulcet discourse We cloak ourselves in provocative juice tatting Until such time that our congealing garments were found mapping the bark's topography A saccharine map to the breath of soil Bloodstone ants found our map and had begun traversing - portent to seize our treasure We surrendered our jewelled cages and took flight to the sun-drunken lake to bathe and swim until heavy lids kissed moistly heavily supped on the draught sleep - beckoned transience
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 9:48 PM UTC
Peach Juice Lingerie
A palatial forest, Full of verdure only to be seen under The Lucent celestial body Owls stay secluded beneath the Caliginous shadows, Tree limbs swerve and waver from the Fluttering wind. Pathways scatter across the canvas Filled with greenery Vines clamber to the ground, Fallen leaves lie withered through the earth, Under the nautical dusk Thus shows the beauty of a forest at Night.
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Dec 20, 2012
Dec 20, 2012 at 12:11 AM UTC
The Forest
In the ashes of division hope ignited Unity decided a new fate, in its wake. My father lived in Chester Road, Off Ladbrook Grove, eight children In a tenament flat back to back. The poverty of the forties are Now palatial palaces, white pillared. My father joined the army to escape To marry and move to Streatham, South London, to an Edwardian terrace. Notting Hill, the divided community Chelsea and Kensington let it happen. My grandmother moved to a new town And this year we all watched on TV Grenfell burn as an inferno in the dark. Love Mary
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Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 12:48 PM UTC
All our yesterday’s
Laughter at the pirate ship wreck Incarcerated alibi. Self-doubt and enemy envy. Post neurosis mental chariot waiting patient set to test and task the palatial steel ballast. Starting to startle itself awake according to twilight reporting recognized first and focused lazily to be remembered later for the first half percent. Decent decline descending darkness ascending atoms attending arson. Gallant grey nose for cold weather bubbling wound **** streak pillow. Plain sight eyes glazing reminiscent veteran folded over beer bottle drunk at home the unknown soldier. Spirit spear piercing glowing nexus weightless flying high shadows vacant samurai clutch in an adjacent basement. Bleeding bone fractured paper homes manufactured homeless jeering platelet picked and cast like a rune on your first born baby blanket. Hallow, heated, grave displayed, and looped backwards.   Happy fishing!
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Mar 26, 2013
Mar 26, 2013 at 7:56 AM UTC
Thoughts from a Ghost Ship
It's stories above where the butterflies rustled, Whirring between the lights in aeolian bustle. I'm smiling spritely at a neon halo, While my organs writhe in jacqueminot El Niño. Wading the nightscape  with a glitched simper, I could not change nor attempt to tinker, Just breaching the moments passing to linger. Fingers, then palms, then lips, then black, Then for a few seconds the world collapsed. A breath, a sip, some wit, I'm back. Shed the murky vision of captive cataracts. And now, The sylph saunters in epitomized elegance, And I've buckled on the inside to the resonant reverence. I follow the fragrance in her wake as paralyzed sedatives, And anything I might say could only lack eloquence. Then magnanimous mantras attract exact, It seems way down the rabbit hole I've finally met my match. There's a mesh of flesh, a smooth caress, Then I wake and realize these were not visions yonder death. Particles of my brain erupt, I can't explain away the unfading elation of touch. Every pose palatial down to the pixels, I'd gaze deep in the sheen of her mind gleaming as crystals. Her eyes open like daybreak in flashes, Sunstreaks glint over the horizon of her lashes. There's morning songbirds behind the taste of coffee, I think she's figured I'm just a well decorated softy. Unveiling my most human of contentions stripped to the eclipse of logic, My former self laughs in tones pitched sardonic. Euphorically strumming at gossamer heartstrings, Etched in the fabric as sakura carvings.
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 8:48 PM UTC
Beautiful Creature
It's stories above where the butterflies rustled, Whirring between the lights in aeolian bustle. I'm smiling spritely at a neon halo, While my organs writhe in jacqueminot El Niño. Wading the nightscape  with a glitched simper, I could not change nor attempt to tinker, Just breaching the moments passing to linger. Fingers, then palms, then lips, then black, Then for a few seconds the world collapsed. A breath, a sip, some wit, I'm back. Shed the murky vision of captive cataracts. And now, The sylph saunters in epitomized elegance, And I've buckled on the inside to the resonant reverence. I follow the fragrance in her wake as paralyzed sedatives, And anything I might say could only lack eloquence. Then magnanimous mantras attract exact, It seems way down the rabbit hole I've finally met my match. There's a mesh of flesh, a smooth caress, Then I wake and realize these were not visions yonder death. Particles of my brain erupt, I can't explain away the unfading elation of touch. Every pose palatial down to the pixels, I'd gaze deep in the sheen of her mind gleaming as crystals. Her eyes open like daybreak in flashes, Sunstreaks glint over the horizon of her lashes. There's morning songbirds behind the taste of coffee, I think she's figured I'm just a well decorated softy. Unveiling my most human of contentions stripped to the eclipse of logic, My former self laughs in tones pitched sardonic. Euphorically strumming at gossamer heartstrings, Etched in the fabric as sakura carvings.
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looked at you for too long and then i realized you are human, too fallible uncertain flawed piously pined for palatial splendor i placed in my dreams of you, imperfect you and it's no ones fault a figure headed facade fabricated by figments of my frivolous imagination put you on a pedestal made you divine made you holy you, the ceiling high above my head and i, looking up in the sistine chapel untouchable untarnished couldn't see the cracks beneath the varnish then, close enough to study a faint fresco with critical eyes fantasy faded in the fault lines of your frowning face looked for too long until i realized you were just as broken as me a collection of shattered pieces shrouded and shy once a shrine now a shriek wide eyes on you a sinner, still i called you sacred ignoring the nature of the irreverent, the profane liked the luster of longing lingering on my lips when i breathed your name the veil torn the truth beheld and you are not god gambling grief and gleaming gloom thought i could be the sun to your moon majesty to malignancy momentarily merciful moreover cruel monstrous mr monsoon after all, human, too
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Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 8:43 PM UTC
human
. The Ancient of the Days, can you see what he is wearing, Cardinal shoes made of children’s skin wrung out from the veins Last drop of blood that remains overflowing tankers Come through the secret bunkers Descend to the underground To the cities of gold The gardens in diamonds adorned Hotels palatial Death camps infernal Where thousands of children abducted Cry in the clutches of the devil They will invite you to dine Pour adrenalin into your wine Baby roast on the menu Bones burning in the fireplace just for you They will forever be returning Rejuvenated with blood, rejoicing to walk among men in shoes of cardinal skin Stepping over dead bees just the same Compassion they’ll say is their name Whilst from those cities underground From their laboratories Millions of bacteria and viruses Are killing your world mercilessly The poles and icebergs they are melting away Torrents will bring you to dismay Tsunami will crumble the cities to ruins Earthquake will shatter graves and dreams Everything you have they will turn to dust Drought will ablaze crops to crust Of hunger millions will die Poisons are raining from the sky To the bones of children cast thy eye to the bottom of the sea where they lie look inside the savage eyes, yearning for demise gleaming with innocence of the fallen victims’ cries The Ancient of the Days can you see The Heavens are yearning for equity Without the soul void is poetry Let the world, That endures the humiliation silently Frightened of camps and lethality - be free. Saša Milivojev Translated by Ljubica Yentl Tinska www.sasamilivojev.com
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Jun 25, 2022
Jun 25, 2022 at 7:21 AM UTC
Saša Milivojev - OF DEEP STATE AND WORSHIPERS OF SATAN - LORDS OF THE WORLD
. The Ancient of the Days, can you see what he is wearing, Cardinal shoes made of children’s skin wrung out from the veins Last drop of blood that remains overflowing tankers Come through the secret bunkers Descend to the underground To the cities of gold The gardens in diamonds adorned Hotels palatial Death camps infernal Where thousands of children abducted Cry in the clutches of the devil They will invite you to dine Pour adrenalin into your wine Baby roast on the menu Bones burning in the fireplace just for you They will forever be returning Rejuvenated with blood, rejoicing to walk among men in shoes of cardinal skin Stepping over dead bees just the same Compassion they’ll say is their name Whilst from those cities underground From their laboratories Millions of bacteria and viruses Are killing your world mercilessly The poles and icebergs they are melting away Torrents will bring you to dismay Tsunami will crumble the cities to ruins Earthquake will shatter graves and dreams Everything you have they will turn to dust Drought will ablaze crops to crust Of hunger millions will die Poisons are raining from the sky To the bones of children cast thy eye to the bottom of the sea where they lie look inside the savage eyes, yearning for demise gleaming with innocence of the fallen victims’ cries The Ancient of the Days can you see The Heavens are yearning for equity Without the soul void is poetry Let the world, That endures the humiliation silently Frightened of camps and lethality - be free. Saša Milivojev Translated by Ljubica Yentl Tinska www.sasamilivojev.com
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Originally posted 10-7-13 Deleted repost Forever standing by a princess trapped in the primative land called "Killer of Dreams". In you "she" sees that light at the end of tunnel of darkness sent from heaven above. To you "she" is the sun, the earth and all in the galaxy that's right in your world. To "she" you are that one of a kind and rare being who is deserving of eternal love. You sit by shore in palatial abode atop mountain but not part of valley's kingdom, patient like no other since the creation of man brave descendant of Adam's Eve. Against odds, "she" finds small rays of light in desolate land filled with raw hate. Jailer dares only visit desolate place of hate briefly but keeps "she" captive resident. Sharing life's continuing dance of when will she re-start and if he will stop loving? Enchanted day(music's fading), "she" will at last finally select life's destined partner. Burning question; Will it be you handsome brave knight who sits upon his charger? Unknown! She loves you but "she's" the searcher and seeks what feels right to her.
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 9:17 AM UTC
Shining Knight in Armor
Wax myrtles slip Sideways on bodies- Their brothers,  Buried beneath fresh soil  Of an ancient Earth, Mixed amongst The loblolly pines That caper with the breeze. * * * * Sad nights shift To dreary days And ashen clouds  Soak in the light Until they all  Ignite in flames And lose their strength  Or will to fight. They lie alone  In sheets of wind On beds of air  And thoughts, And, patiently,  They wait to end Their lives  And be forgotten. * * * * Long after, We sit and wonder Whether palatial skies Will fall like rain Away from us, Torrents of dreams Abandoned For to sleep.
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Oct 21, 2012
Oct 21, 2012 at 11:54 PM UTC
Chattahoochee
In the sea of dawn where all do well, the calm of his people has broken. Once-coddled infants, wrapped in shades, compose the cobble trail beneath their frantic gait. Ruination of palatial temples. Debauchery of the sage who is misshapen, misspoken. The serpentine begets dear tempest in steeplechase of sate. The incalculable herd of vermin across the earth cascade. Eyeless they stream, dripping roses, wont to asylum. Demented, as each ivory beam shatters. They fall like infants beneath this mad promenade.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 9:52 PM UTC
Leviathan
I see you in the sky , Far, afar off. I watch you from the earth, Far, afar off. Brightness enlightens the       vicinity from the grip of       elemental forces, Enveloping the entire arena and       beyond like the mother hen       brooding her children out       of the reach of seducing eyes       of a roaming hawks in the       sky. Your dome-shaped entity       distinctively standing aloof       like a magnificent rotunda       palatial in the Arabian oasis. Thirty nights of illumination, When we spreads our mats       to narrate tale under your       watchful eyes. When elders recounts narrative       and ancient panorama of       yesteryears. When we clap, When we sing, When we dance In the womb of your greatness. Thirty nights of total darkness, When lanterns endlessly       searches for light to       extinguish darkness, When the night-callers       terrorizes our quietness, When the guardsmen work       like wild wolves to fish       out the sons of Belial, When the night impels babies       to retire to their cradles, When the wiles of darkness       inculcate an aura of fear into        our minds. Prolong your circles and       brighten our hope. You produces light, You illuminates season. Your neighbor reigns over       days, While you control the affairs       of darkness.
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Dec 21, 2018
Dec 21, 2018 at 11:26 PM UTC
LIGHT OF THE MOON
¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ "O my dearest,      darling, bijou,           *born the silver      worker's daughter*, "*how so fortunate      mine eyes           to witness thine      palatial wonder*! "Mine pleasure t'*would      to take hold and           to pick the fruits      among your vine*— "*the shyest heart      of rose hips what           has pewter cruxes      bold t'shine*! "*And as eyes and      I pay credit           to a distent,      nearing nimbus*.. "These gem'*nate      tongues b'twine as           oaken staves      the Brav'ra Lingus*!"      (..she responds,)      *"Mine auburn falls for thee*, my dove,           but thy fervence, *once           to mine*, abates?"**      "Quite, my dear.. "tho, *ginger trapped      in tantric bond           what's sweetness*, *rare      n'a boon*, belates!"           *"..well*, *then please use a ******      she said*.
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 12:46 PM UTC
Of the Sevens and Eights
palatial secret agent moment lips read off-screen, character arranged by lifestyle, slowly fading. avoided contact verbal ornation ostented sense of power, some wit to be attained. taller than my fist raised, shorter than conscience kept thoughts lossless a human fault portrayed in flamboyant intricacy. breathe in fatal.
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Mar 5, 2010
Mar 5, 2010 at 5:41 PM UTC
Untitled
Through your blue eyes I see it all. I. Wasted romantic fantasies. My heart upon a dish, a knife driven through it. I met someone with oceans for eyes once before, But her fair, golden hair turned to vipers, venom dripping from sharpened fangs. I watched those snakes devour my soul. While they digested that little broken piece of my existence, I could feel the blood flowing out of every orifice of my body. I grew cold. But that Gorgon only giggled cruelly. The vipers hissed in time with her poisonous laughter. Already, my veins were turning black. I watched her glide away with heart in claw, As I fell to the cold, hard, unforgiving floor. To me, the floor whispered, “There’s no one to catch your fall this time.” II. I am a clock without a craftsman. Hands forever immobile. Forced to feel time but never realize it flowing by. Too late. Always have been, always will be. I am the Could-Have-Been King. Being with you, Athena, is almost as bad as being without you. With you, I see the kingdom I could have had. I see the godhood I could have attained; All it would take is one kiss from your divine lips. Yet I know they do not belong to me. And so my hands are idle, As is the rest of my body. My heart. My soul. You claim that my hands are made of gold, That I leave gilded fingerprints. If only you knew how bloodstained they are, Soiled by a thousand envious dreams. You would not want these hands upon your face. They sear my own eye-balls. III. All the Meanwhiles, the Never-Weres, the Only-Ifs, Have taken up residence in my dreams. They labor to build a perfect city, Where you and I reign supreme. Let us sojourn to our ephemeral city, on the moon, Where we can watch the Earth spin, grow old, and change, All through the tubes on our television sets. We shall name the terrestrial river outside our palatial boundaries; It shall be called Time. It will be harsh year round on the moon. The water may never reach our lips, But at least we would satisfy each other’s thirst. IV. Athena, send your owl unto me. Make me wise. Make me worthy. Bid me come, and I shall never falter. Never again. Throw that Medusa’s head into the flame of our passion, And watch with sinister glee as the snakes writhe in agony. Raise the blessed chalice to my lips, Let me drink of your glory. Only send me word, And you would have me forever.
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Feb 5, 2012
Feb 5, 2012 at 11:32 PM UTC
The Could-Have-Been King
Through your blue eyes I see it all. I. Wasted romantic fantasies. My heart upon a dish, a knife driven through it. I met someone with oceans for eyes once before, But her fair, golden hair turned to vipers, venom dripping from sharpened fangs. I watched those snakes devour my soul. While they digested that little broken piece of my existence, I could feel the blood flowing out of every orifice of my body. I grew cold. But that Gorgon only giggled cruelly. The vipers hissed in time with her poisonous laughter. Already, my veins were turning black. I watched her glide away with heart in claw, As I fell to the cold, hard, unforgiving floor. To me, the floor whispered, “There’s no one to catch your fall this time.” II. I am a clock without a craftsman. Hands forever immobile. Forced to feel time but never realize it flowing by. Too late. Always have been, always will be. I am the Could-Have-Been King. Being with you, Athena, is almost as bad as being without you. With you, I see the kingdom I could have had. I see the godhood I could have attained; All it would take is one kiss from your divine lips. Yet I know they do not belong to me. And so my hands are idle, As is the rest of my body. My heart. My soul. You claim that my hands are made of gold, That I leave gilded fingerprints. If only you knew how bloodstained they are, Soiled by a thousand envious dreams. You would not want these hands upon your face. They sear my own eye-balls. III. All the Meanwhiles, the Never-Weres, the Only-Ifs, Have taken up residence in my dreams. They labor to build a perfect city, Where you and I reign supreme. Let us sojourn to our ephemeral city, on the moon, Where we can watch the Earth spin, grow old, and change, All through the tubes on our television sets. We shall name the terrestrial river outside our palatial boundaries; It shall be called Time. It will be harsh year round on the moon. The water may never reach our lips, But at least we would satisfy each other’s thirst. IV. Athena, send your owl unto me. Make me wise. Make me worthy. Bid me come, and I shall never falter. Never again. Throw that Medusa’s head into the flame of our passion, And watch with sinister glee as the snakes writhe in agony. Raise the blessed chalice to my lips, Let me drink of your glory. Only send me word, And you would have me forever.
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a teeny tiny whited-out blank space, the tenuous boundary that separates, higher man from untamed beast, so powerful when respected, the crowning hallmark of human acclamation we all do wear by right of birth and breathe you see it right? that invisible peaceful white spatial, tiny yet palatial dot that separates us from rack and ruin, the mighty differential pause between in civility and incivility come not to preach or harangue, my counsel kept within the between beats of a mournful drum, respectfully and slowly banged each silent separation a prayerful plea, the inserted peacekeepers of our spoken words, employ well those powerful pauses that refresh the speaker and the listener so well leave behind your self-righteous disbelief in others' beliefs, that morphs into no toleration, an arrogant surety, that surely the anal-ytical results of your thoughtful processes, inevitability correct and brook no resistance the shrill strumpets of either side confidently worship at no church but to the false gods of their own mirrored reflection, who smiles back approvingly at those who scream the loudest... outlaw the outrage of your rage, come to my white clothed table, put aside the wrath of overbearing, represent your disparate conclusions with harmonious, breathable pauses to reflect and respect our distinctive and distinguished differences no one ever lost a reasoned argument that began with a considered, well tempered good morning *what has this to do with only love poetry?* ***well, everything...for you must love thy neighbor as you love yourself***
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 9:38 AM UTC
in civility/incivility
a teeny tiny whited-out blank space, the tenuous boundary that separates, higher man from untamed beast, so powerful when respected, the crowning hallmark of human acclamation we all do wear by right of birth and breathe you see it right? that invisible peaceful white spatial, tiny yet palatial dot that separates us from rack and ruin, the mighty differential pause between in civility and incivility come not to preach or harangue, my counsel kept within the between beats of a mournful drum, respectfully and slowly banged each silent separation a prayerful plea, the inserted peacekeepers of our spoken words, employ well those powerful pauses that refresh the speaker and the listener so well leave behind your self-righteous disbelief in others' beliefs, that morphs into no toleration, an arrogant surety, that surely the anal-ytical results of your thoughtful processes, inevitability correct and brook no resistance the shrill strumpets of either side confidently worship at no church but to the false gods of their own mirrored reflection, who smiles back approvingly at those who scream the loudest... outlaw the outrage of your rage, come to my white clothed table, put aside the wrath of overbearing, represent your disparate conclusions with harmonious, breathable pauses to reflect and respect our distinctive and distinguished differences no one ever lost a reasoned argument that began with a considered, well tempered good morning *what has this to do with only love poetry?* ***well, everything...for you must love thy neighbor as you love yourself***
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Life would be quite worthless and short If this is the only dear life we have. Great plans just death can abort to be useless once you met your grave. As for those who die young, in childhood's tender ages How short and incomplete life would be How unfair and unlucky if death's the end for them Besides life to the fullest is eternity. What about those who born and die poor or those born deaf, blind or lame What if they were so doomed without any cure How unlucky if resurrection never came! But a belief that there's a life after this could be of great consolation and solace especially to the poor handicapped, the shortlived that they could make it up under heaven's grace! For the good one who is born blind, In heaven shall he in brighter vision see And the goodly one yet who has lost his mind will in the afterlife be as sane as could be. The deaf man with his balance of pious acts Only the hereafter would compensate what he lacks And that godly one born poor and who dies poor could be of the richest at heaven's door. In this life those who've been saintly yet unable to talk could cheer up to believe what heaven has in stock For this world can be misery, Heaven's the place to rock In this world at times you've to let the hawk gawk Knowing your tormentor in heaven shall ye mock. Thus for a true happy ever after for an abode of mirth and laughter Work towards thy hereafter A divine place devoid of disaster! O' God therefore after my death and demise Do place me in a peaceful palatial paradise.
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Aug 17, 2019
Aug 17, 2019 at 2:07 AM UTC
Humans need a Hereafter
Life would be quite worthless and short If this is the only dear life we have. Great plans just death can abort to be useless once you met your grave. As for those who die young, in childhood's tender ages How short and incomplete life would be How unfair and unlucky if death's the end for them Besides life to the fullest is eternity. What about those who born and die poor or those born deaf, blind or lame What if they were so doomed without any cure How unlucky if resurrection never came! But a belief that there's a life after this could be of great consolation and solace especially to the poor handicapped, the shortlived that they could make it up under heaven's grace! For the good one who is born blind, In heaven shall he in brighter vision see And the goodly one yet who has lost his mind will in the afterlife be as sane as could be. The deaf man with his balance of pious acts Only the hereafter would compensate what he lacks And that godly one born poor and who dies poor could be of the richest at heaven's door. In this life those who've been saintly yet unable to talk could cheer up to believe what heaven has in stock For this world can be misery, Heaven's the place to rock In this world at times you've to let the hawk gawk Knowing your tormentor in heaven shall ye mock. Thus for a true happy ever after for an abode of mirth and laughter Work towards thy hereafter A divine place devoid of disaster! O' God therefore after my death and demise Do place me in a peaceful palatial paradise.
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HOPE! You lousy vagrant, you've lead me on once more You've tricked me into getting up from my home here, on the floor They say when you've hit rock bottom the only way is to ascend But I was proving moving side to side was a viable uptrend 'Til hope descended like an angel, said "take my hand sweet child" Her promises of palatial glory leave me potent and beguiled But hark! What's this? A serpents hiss? He's tangled round my feet I dared to hope now I'm back on the slope to rejection and defeat I was cosy at the bottom. In my undercroft I've lain But by the streaks on my cheeks and the fire in my lungs I hope I'll never hope again.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 6:46 AM UTC
Hope
Furnished rooms, refined cooling An angry Sun, a helpless ozone layer Lavish resorts, palatial homes The Ents are silent in their prayers Roaring turbines, whirring motors ****** waters, crying to be set free Clicks and clacks, a touch and a swipe Birds fall to the alien magnetic field Travel the world, not fast enough Dig and mine, crashing harbour wave Fossils spent, air wears the smoke Dinner is served on the tectonic plates Every day the water becomes a little fuller to the brim Every day the air becomes a little less thin Every day the world becomes a little too big Every day the land becomes a little less green
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Mar 7, 2019
Mar 7, 2019 at 2:11 PM UTC
Green
Cataclysmically holocaustal catastrophic cacophony.  Spurious staunch succinct stymie tacit, irate tirade treatise vehement escapade tedium.  Belligerent barbarian of a berserker bodacious katzenjammer.  Ostensibly deterrent savage vicious violence.  Ghastly gruesome grotesque gristly groaty gnarly, awfully terrible hideously horrible heinously horrendous.  Inundate liable culprit, assay relay's convey, inveigh irrefragably inevitable inure.  Tercel theocracy, anticipate angary amentia.  Attenuating arbitration accidence ambiance acoustics.  Diction's enunciation execrating eventuation evocative expletives.  Reconnaissance reconnoiter rectilinear recrimination.  Incessant barratry Bailiff's rake-ness rails.  Détente, demarcate delirious destitute demiurge.  Diabolically maniacal dementia brusque macabre abrupt, annex annul's edifice ******** Spiritual apercu pneuma's palatial estates!!!!
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Oct 10, 2022
Oct 10, 2022 at 3:16 PM UTC
Catatonic Phonics
great poems and death defying feats of magic and wonder of the romantic knight as they laugh and play at this obscure bus stop 'neath the shady oak spent years in the moments cigarettes and dancing jester jig for the smile of her laughter this poorboy knight and his patch of dust regales her with grande tales and epic poems by the verge of the boston post road waiting for the ramshackle bus its steam engine labours creaking along to bear us like king and queen to our palatial kingdom behind the gas 'n go
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 7:55 AM UTC
Grande
Each long lost dream of conquest in the ashes of history is buried. With it lie the cracking bones of sacrificial pawns forever to oblivion consigned. Celebrated as nothing more than the unknown soldier, who for the ambitious and self-centered imperialist, gave his own dear life. A soldier unknown who gives his own blood, to elevate his general to history's indelible annals, decomposes to oblivion with neither a name nor an identity. He spills his own blood for a glorious title on his chiefs to be conferred. His valiance, bravery and courage are all to his commanding general credited, who in unmerited triumph, robs him of his military ingenuity. Dishonoured in death, his unidentified remains are crammed with the bones of others like him, in catacombs of mass graves. Whilst his imperialist general, to whom he gives a name in history, gets interred in splendour, in a stately and Palatial mausoleum.
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Feb 29, 2024
Feb 29, 2024 at 4:22 PM UTC
The Unknown Soldier
There are few responses that fit when you fall away from all the things you love most. After so many reinventions, so many changes I don't know who I am anymore. I thought I knew what I was chasing, but in the end, I was wrong. I've changed directions and I can't get back, even to where home is a distant memory. I can't recognize my surroundings, the world I built with my choices. All doors are locked and windows closed, walls are padded, eyes are dim. I don't want to die trapped in my own foolish insecurities and mistakes. I don't want to become just a soldier, marching this lonely road to the end. I hate looking in the mirror and seeing my own accusing eyes, reminding me. Rip and tear, claw and bring to ruin this palatial tower of misrepresentation. Wear my fingers to the bone with insignificant self-promises and fleeting hope. I will be free one day. Silence the voice of failure and my near silent misgivings that cut the hamstrings of hope and push me deeper into the prison of despair and self loathing. I will be free.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 9:26 AM UTC
The Prison