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"passionless" poems
*Transient happiness Drought in our heart Emotionless Passionless Love’s an oasis We are Weary travelers Unaware of The ramifications Of unloved Earth Nature’s revolt Will encage us Within our faults Overzealous we are Perilous future Awaits us*
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 11:39 PM UTC
Transient happiness
Marooned Vapid beauty of this room Frothing carpet, ocean blue One wall me, the other you What lies between is residue Scribed on soggy, shipwrecked parchment Questions asked, time forgotten Who are we? What do we know? Into these questions Summer flows And thrashes at your Autumn’s brinks Yearlong they torment my brain Infringing on every season If not for the manic scheme To love and having loved be loved This correspondence to a distant land With stars, more numerous and brightly lit Than my burgeoning highway exit Would by no means have left my hand But if, against all odds, it will prevail Extolling truth’s folly, my sorrowful tale Quells with reason my groundless pride At having docked on your passionless harbor Unloading platonic cargo during our youth’s ebbing tide Must not create union of body or mind You swallow my horizon, like the sun twilight Though, one need not chase that orange orb for tomorrow In this night without fortitude, lewd humor consumes me Singing with the mouth on my head and your voice inside I plunge into darkness Skimming its silky surface Before zipping it behind me Shall I drown, as I have lived? In vain, my dreams your subjects Taken for ransom in your heart’s Tripoli Not surmising recompense, I forfeit this A note belying resonance Of my heart’s last echoed throe One desperate effort, giving up Feed every vestige to the void Wading, torso encumbered Each sullen relic of your memory Falls to the deep’s frigid ebony Then, only too late am I cognizant That my own breath is tribute yet spent Therefore if I were to float or swim I’d give you every ounce of who I am Convince you to relinquish me From your tepid, spurning sea Then lying beneath moist underbrush Slowly, breathe no more
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Aug 9, 2010
Aug 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM UTC
Marooned
Marooned Vapid beauty of this room Frothing carpet, ocean blue One wall me, the other you What lies between is residue Scribed on soggy, shipwrecked parchment Questions asked, time forgotten Who are we? What do we know? Into these questions Summer flows And thrashes at your Autumn’s brinks Yearlong they torment my brain Infringing on every season If not for the manic scheme To love and having loved be loved This correspondence to a distant land With stars, more numerous and brightly lit Than my burgeoning highway exit Would by no means have left my hand But if, against all odds, it will prevail Extolling truth’s folly, my sorrowful tale Quells with reason my groundless pride At having docked on your passionless harbor Unloading platonic cargo during our youth’s ebbing tide Must not create union of body or mind You swallow my horizon, like the sun twilight Though, one need not chase that orange orb for tomorrow In this night without fortitude, lewd humor consumes me Singing with the mouth on my head and your voice inside I plunge into darkness Skimming its silky surface Before zipping it behind me Shall I drown, as I have lived? In vain, my dreams your subjects Taken for ransom in your heart’s Tripoli Not surmising recompense, I forfeit this A note belying resonance Of my heart’s last echoed throe One desperate effort, giving up Feed every vestige to the void Wading, torso encumbered Each sullen relic of your memory Falls to the deep’s frigid ebony Then, only too late am I cognizant That my own breath is tribute yet spent Therefore if I were to float or swim I’d give you every ounce of who I am Convince you to relinquish me From your tepid, spurning sea Then lying beneath moist underbrush Slowly, breathe no more
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Blackened petals, softly fall within the crystal glass case that forms my chest wall deathly petals rest, at its base The wilted rose of my soul passionless, dark as night droops, into my empty hole a beauty forever lost from sight Lifeless petals, slowly enclose this symbol of love held inside my lonely weeping rose tied within my soul, has died Until a true love is felt silken petals, are unable to spread the fragrance of beauty never smelt my black rose never to bloom, a vivid red.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 1:04 PM UTC
The Black Rose
With You all I felt was Fire A burning passion tinted with Ecstasy and Desire A closeness bound by Scars and shared Secrets But With You all I felt was Protected Police tape signed with Chivalry and Endearment A closeness bound by Texts and tender Friendships And now All I feel is torn between aching desire and passionless safety
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 9:53 PM UTC
Torn
I tell you hopeless grief is passionless, That only men incredulous of despair, Half-taught in anguish, through the midnight air Beat upward to God’s throne in loud access Of shrieking and reproach. Full desertness In souls, as countries, lieth silent-bare Under the blanching, vertical eye-glare Of the absolute heavens. Deep-hearted man, express Grief for thy dead in silence like to death— Most like a monumental statue set In everlasting watch and moveless woe Till itself crumble to the dust beneath. Touch it; the marble eyelids are not wet; If it could weep, it could arise and go.
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Grief
He creeps near to the foot of my bed With that smirk Oh he's come to cocoon me away to his army Of dented men With cropped souls He asked But never said please To come with him Where it's warm I shook my head He persuaded me But never said please To come with him Where gems trickle down your face I said no He insisted But never said please To come with him Where his home was I refused He forced me But never said please To come with him When a comforting light pierced through my eyes I couldn't see what it was For it was far too beautiful It sheered the man away It was so modest So against the beauty of living Of looking, of tasting It was a stoic; Passionless It was like the water So against the grains of sand Of dirt, of ink It was a stoic; Calm It was so indifferent So against the pull of pleasure Of sin, of feeling It was a stoic; Strong It was like god It was god For nothing Would come close To freeing the devil off the foot of my bed.
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 2:21 PM UTC
God (raw)
the azalea grew there twenty years, its grey body now but scratchy bones, browned blossoms to ponder until someone with courage pronounces it over cuts barren spines down, and mulches the ground with faded smiles aged between pages found saved in a shoebox string-tied tight in darkness will we still want spring when we remember our missing fuchsia or discover a new color to admire, forget it ever was, as we’ve manged to forget laughter in passionless winter
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Sep 12, 2010
Sep 12, 2010 at 5:29 PM UTC
Dried Flowers
With my windows tenderly open, the moonlight, a pale marble phantom I admire The dark light rests beside me, unveiling a vivid urban gleam A jet black silhouette transpires He whispers in the dark Porcelain lies, radiant yet feeble. His words achingly deceive the lights that disdain me; belittling my affectionate delusion Pitch dark silence, I weep as I grieve My tears filling in everlasting secrecy of this tragical devotion blurring out the stars You speak with a passionless passion Yet my world doesn't fall apart- It makes the whole universe perish. That night, the stars seemed to blemish.
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Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 11:04 PM UTC
that night, the stars looked like they were about to shower.
I’m here in my mask; I only wear it on good days, A mask to hide the scars; The scars of my life and yours, Reflecting away my fear; Ever present yet unseen. I’m here in my mask; I wish I wore you more often, Without expression or feeling; Undeterred by glaring eyes, Hiding unkindly shadows; Silent and passionless. I’m here in my mask; Another lonely hidden day, Sharp yet poker face grey; Unbetraying to all my secrets, Shrouded in mystery, Afraid to feel; to live. I’m here in my mask; Yet tire of the truths you hide, Every-time I wear you; You fit less comfortably, Pitted with imperfections; Cracking like the man beneath. I’m here in my mask; But for how much longer? Dissolving before my eyes; One day I will take you off, Lower my guard and reveal; The mask beneath you.
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 11:29 PM UTC
My Mask
youth’s days were borrowed, its number, your name carefully journaled by razor into soft skin on the back of my hand, the monument now gently faded into its wrinkles but dust doesn’t stick to the digits, as scars can’t sweat I hide them still, wiping away gritty life surrounding and today, even my wife remains clueless because you do disappear - time continues with two people aging together our gray hairs streaking the basin in morning, phone calls to the children later by day I may dream another filthy furrow to fit into, needing to glimpse again that flimsy past, and then ponder glued joints of mortise and tenon or half-lapped, passionless, the strongest, I’m convinced we never found time to worry over furniture, or learn that living is contained in mundane details like dovetails and drawer pulls
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 11:08 AM UTC
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Lyric night of the lingering Indian summer, Shadowy fields that are scentless but full of singing, Never a bird, but the passionless chant of insects, Ceaseless, insistent. The grasshopper’s horn, and far off, high in the maples The wheel of a locust slowly grinding the silence, Under a moon waning and warn and broken, Tired with summer. Let me remember you, voices of little insects, Weeds in the moonlight, fields that are tangled with asters, Let me remember you, soon the winter will be on us, Snow-hushed and heartless. Over my soul murmur your mute benediction While I gaze, oh fields that rest after harvest, As those who part look long in the eyes they lean to, Lest they forget them.
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Indian Summer
Why does the sea moan evermore? Shut out from heaven it makes its moan, It frets against the boundary shore; All earth's full rivers cannot fill The sea, that drinking thirsteth still. Sheer miracles of loveliness Lie hid in its unlooked-on bed: Anemones, salt, passionless, Blow flower-like; just enough alive To blow and multiply and thrive. Shells quaint with curve, or spot, or spike, Encrusted live things argus-eyed, All fair alike, yet all unlike, Are born without a pang, and die Without a pang, and so pass by.
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By The Sea
lightning, thunder pummeling droplets of rain vicious, forceful hurricane winds sweeping, spinning swept violently away whipping, ****** dragging me a helpless rag doll tugged around - by my ravaged soul dizziness, nausea fractional-seconds, flashes of light circling; bewilderment world rushing past lost in this predicament having been carried away so far away prisoner of this whirlwind fearsome, raging tempest powerful and raw mercilessly desecrated mindless ****** of innocence inescapable prison walls captive of this sociopathic entity hopeless enslavement ****** over-burdened foul irony, my fate - my only companion pressing, constant reminder I AM TO BLAME chained to my own passionless, encroaching storm - this loathsome jerking, twisting, spasm-wracked hurricane monster a destroyer - - my destroyer! homicidal goddess of obliteration that I have made I am my own storm slave
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Oct 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011 at 10:28 PM UTC
Storm Slave
I'm looking outside the classroom window thinking of how i'm going to manipulate this ink into symbols expressing emotions to catch those of others how to annotate pain how to demonstrate euphoria i look outside the window again. i'm trying too hard no aches no delights no inspiration cold-blooded and passionless i wait for ingenuity but it's not coming i can't ******* go on like this i can't look people in the eye and tell them i don't care knowing i'm not lying
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 6:21 AM UTC
Detachment
If a hat is a hat for sitting on one's head, what makes a hat a hat, and not a cap instead? Those things compared may seem silly, but the differences between lust and love are incomparable, really Lust is a dog with a bark for rotten meat Love is the hound who shares his savory treat Lust is a naked tree on a bare winter's day Love is the comfort on a fragrant, warm spring day To be serious, lust can make one quite delirious, a want for flesh and passionless *** but love, love conquers all, as Jesus, our Savior, took our fall, that's the greates example of all
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 1:06 PM UTC
Lust & Love
It's cold and it's empty, this hollowed out feeling of pleasure... I focus on the rush of desire - desire for the sensations alone... The sweet friction in my center, the pounding force of what is you, merely a tool for my cravings' fulfillment; an object for nothing but my physical satisfaction; a satiating of my burning lust... You're worthless to me outside this externally needful task... Not my heart, neither my soul, have even the smallest holding pocket, cradling some sort of love or care for you... Tell me, please, why we do this to ourselves, over and over, again and again...? Are we honestly contented by the passionless movements of our graceless pieces and parts? Is this animalistic ritual the solution for what we so desperately search for; that for which we agonizingly struggle, crawling down confused, tangled paths, looking without knowing exactly what we seek, despairing, sickly, exhausted, and so pathetic; so pitifully weak?? Are we satisfied with ******* Just ******* could that be the answer to the question that, from existence becoming, the human being has been, from the depths of the soul, constantly, repetitively screaming? I cannot bring myself to believe such a notion could hold a sand grain's worth of truth, but you seem to have accepted this joyless, hope-crushing idea, and as for myself, I know I'll only continue ignoring that which my heart keeps urgently speaking with a driving, whispering voice, from my inner-most recesses, and continue on with the oblivious dance of this pretending; this charades game all the world eagerly strives to play... I will bottle the juices of my self-deceiving, self-depriving fruits, borne of my guilt, my denial birthed shame... Yes, of course! I'm absolutely satisfied with the act of mere ******* Feelings of wholeness sweep and flutter, butterflying the insides of my body's unseen puzzle pieces, and I'm simply overflowing with this ever so peaceful calm... Lies, fiction, deception, robed by willfully grasped ignorance, keeps us marching, two-by-two, silently miserable husks, just living until it's time to lay in another void-like place, this one our grave, lonely and cold... And now it doesn't seem like there's anything left, for any one of us, to say...
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 7:52 AM UTC
Satisfied with *******
It's cold and it's empty, this hollowed out feeling of pleasure... I focus on the rush of desire - desire for the sensations alone... The sweet friction in my center, the pounding force of what is you, merely a tool for my cravings' fulfillment; an object for nothing but my physical satisfaction; a satiating of my burning lust... You're worthless to me outside this externally needful task... Not my heart, neither my soul, have even the smallest holding pocket, cradling some sort of love or care for you... Tell me, please, why we do this to ourselves, over and over, again and again...? Are we honestly contented by the passionless movements of our graceless pieces and parts? Is this animalistic ritual the solution for what we so desperately search for; that for which we agonizingly struggle, crawling down confused, tangled paths, looking without knowing exactly what we seek, despairing, sickly, exhausted, and so pathetic; so pitifully weak?? Are we satisfied with ******* Just ******* could that be the answer to the question that, from existence becoming, the human being has been, from the depths of the soul, constantly, repetitively screaming? I cannot bring myself to believe such a notion could hold a sand grain's worth of truth, but you seem to have accepted this joyless, hope-crushing idea, and as for myself, I know I'll only continue ignoring that which my heart keeps urgently speaking with a driving, whispering voice, from my inner-most recesses, and continue on with the oblivious dance of this pretending; this charades game all the world eagerly strives to play... I will bottle the juices of my self-deceiving, self-depriving fruits, borne of my guilt, my denial birthed shame... Yes, of course! I'm absolutely satisfied with the act of mere ******* Feelings of wholeness sweep and flutter, butterflying the insides of my body's unseen puzzle pieces, and I'm simply overflowing with this ever so peaceful calm... Lies, fiction, deception, robed by willfully grasped ignorance, keeps us marching, two-by-two, silently miserable husks, just living until it's time to lay in another void-like place, this one our grave, lonely and cold... And now it doesn't seem like there's anything left, for any one of us, to say...
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i used to burn all my bridges and let other people regret it for me. now I just let things slip away like pennies in deep waters and it's passionless and it's dull. i watched a seagull catch a fish out of chicago's river. fish about half the size of the bird,    dancing head to beak.     i stood on the bridge and waited for the **** to choke. he didn't. my pyrex measuring cup says patent pending on the side of it. what the **** are they waiting for? what the ****           am i waiting for? life's no good when you're comfortable. happy or miserable,   if you're used to it,           you're ****** it's only living         just after the globes been shook. just before it all settles.
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 16, 2012 at 1:58 PM UTC
break your snow globes wide open.
Was this His coming! I had hoped to see A scene of wondrous glory, as was told Of some great God who in a rain of gold Broke open bars and fell on Danae: Or a dread vision as when Semele Sickening for love and unappeased desire Prayed to see God’s clear body, and the fire Caught her brown limbs and slew her utterly: With such glad dreams I sought this holy place, And now with wondering eyes and heart I stand Before this supreme mystery of Love: Some kneeling girl with passionless pale face, An angel with a lily in his hand, And over both the white wings of a Dove.
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Ave Maria Gratia Plena
When did hating myself become such an art? I am the Da Vinci of self loathing aiding in the rebirth of shame and inadequacy After breathing, it is the thing I do most in life I don't quite recall when my childhood ended Innocence, hope, love and happiness were victims of it's downfall I was a passionate child and now a passionless adult Obliterated by the home truths of life I see smiling faces and hear joyful laughter They are content I ask in a world with unimaginable suffering and gross poverty how anyone can be content with being content It is a perplexing affair as you see I am not without my pomposity and hypocrisy It is hard to live an ordinary life when you feel you are destined for extraordinary things but extraordinary is for the others the rich, the beautiful, the exceptionally gifted I am none of these things Yet how come this underlying undeniable, unrelenting, overwhelming feeling burns through me like a match reaching it's cindered fulfillment that I am destined for those extraordinary things I feel I am nothing but I am something a human being In this world with mind, body and emotion Alas there it is again emotion, my emotion my pitiful yet unwavering hatred of the only one thing I truly have and need, myself.
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Jan 2, 2012
Jan 2, 2012 at 4:34 PM UTC
Renaissance
Standing, soaked, out in a storm, gusts of wind whipping my hair around wildly Unruly strands sway with the song of chaos, pulling at my scalp, snapping, lashing at my face My existence is all reality as this whirlwind tempest frantically thrashes about my flesh In the complex puzzles and foolish games, a simple madness lives, and therein lies my freedom My tongue and lips sometimes flap boisterously from their spot on my face And the noises risen up from my throat, and passed through my mouth are meaningless blubberings Involuntarily, I grin, tasting the nonsense's unique sweetness, and I swallow My laughter rings out, a vociferous and untameable sound; humor, the voice of a crazy woman And I spin! Oh, I spin and spin and spin, savagely, in ellipses, ovals, and circle shapes I've no shame, and this dance is all mine, so I maniacally fling my arms through the air And as my body makes its revolutions, a fierce smile curves the shape of my lips, wrinkles the corners of my eyes Inside my mind, wandering - wondering if there's any real difference between elated insanity and that which I crave... Some people might use words such as eccentric, strange, whimsical, and peculiar for what they cannot understand So very often I hear these such words being used from those who speak of me But it is them whom I perceive as being rather off, so habitual and boring, living like routine enslaved, joyless zombies So unfathomable to me, why most everyone seems to desire nothing beyond a passionless, hollow schedule to, every day, just repeat Me... I'll race barefoot down a gravel path, through lightning, thunder, and rain, only to feel my hair being twisted and tangled up in the wind I'll jabber absurdities, laugh like a loon, all while I spin contentedly around and around, until, stupidly dizzy, I crash and fall Madness pays little mind, stands without worries or concerns, because it believes - it knows, most nothing matters This is my freedom, freedom that cannot be shared, for what it is, is something that's only freeing for me...                ~A. D. Smithson   MARCH 2013
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Jun 14, 2013
Jun 14, 2013 at 4:58 AM UTC
Ellipses, Ovals, & Circle Shapes
Standing, soaked, out in a storm, gusts of wind whipping my hair around wildly Unruly strands sway with the song of chaos, pulling at my scalp, snapping, lashing at my face My existence is all reality as this whirlwind tempest frantically thrashes about my flesh In the complex puzzles and foolish games, a simple madness lives, and therein lies my freedom My tongue and lips sometimes flap boisterously from their spot on my face And the noises risen up from my throat, and passed through my mouth are meaningless blubberings Involuntarily, I grin, tasting the nonsense's unique sweetness, and I swallow My laughter rings out, a vociferous and untameable sound; humor, the voice of a crazy woman And I spin! Oh, I spin and spin and spin, savagely, in ellipses, ovals, and circle shapes I've no shame, and this dance is all mine, so I maniacally fling my arms through the air And as my body makes its revolutions, a fierce smile curves the shape of my lips, wrinkles the corners of my eyes Inside my mind, wandering - wondering if there's any real difference between elated insanity and that which I crave... Some people might use words such as eccentric, strange, whimsical, and peculiar for what they cannot understand So very often I hear these such words being used from those who speak of me But it is them whom I perceive as being rather off, so habitual and boring, living like routine enslaved, joyless zombies So unfathomable to me, why most everyone seems to desire nothing beyond a passionless, hollow schedule to, every day, just repeat Me... I'll race barefoot down a gravel path, through lightning, thunder, and rain, only to feel my hair being twisted and tangled up in the wind I'll jabber absurdities, laugh like a loon, all while I spin contentedly around and around, until, stupidly dizzy, I crash and fall Madness pays little mind, stands without worries or concerns, because it believes - it knows, most nothing matters This is my freedom, freedom that cannot be shared, for what it is, is something that's only freeing for me...                ~A. D. Smithson   MARCH 2013
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Let you not say of me when I am old, In pretty worship of my withered hands Forgetting who I am, and how the sands Of such a life as mine run red and gold Even to the ultimate sifting dust, “Behold, Here walketh passionless age!”—for there expands A curious superstition in these lands, And by its leave some weightless tales are told. In me no lenten wicks watch out the night; I am the booth where Folly holds her fair; Impious no less in ruin than in strength, When I lie crumbled to the earth at length, Let you not say, “Upon this reverend site The righteous groaned and beat their ******* in prayer.”
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Let You Not Say Of Me When I Am Old
I was not passionless, you were my passion, as much as it may sound like a glorification or romanticization. As much as it may have scared you that I may have been in love with only the idea of you. But the proof was undeniable, those two years were based off more than just an idea, it was something more, a feeling, it was life. You were my life, literally. You were one of the few things that kept me alive at the time, when I was so terrified of death. With those nights we first spent together, on the golf course, holding hands, and watching that shooting star fall. The nights we would spend in my room just you and I, how I asked if I could lay on your chest, those heartbeats I heard were of the calmest moments in my life. The hours and hours of videogames we would play together, laughing. The things we would watch together as we ate away at what seemed like was our problems. The feeling of your cold floor as I'd walk barefoot to make us tea in your dorms, when I'd lay in bed with you, how cold my feet were as they touched yours, how cold they no longer were after. And now that it is once again cold, I can't believe that it was only romanticization, regardless of my claims of being a hopelessly romantic writer, I refuse to believe that. That warmth was not a lie.
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Nov 13, 2016
Nov 13, 2016 at 1:03 AM UTC
Warmth
Your eyes are sockets of disapproval My eyes are sunk in their reticence Would I be the flustering morning sun? No I'm not, I only break the dawn When, creeping from my slothing insolence I enter the world afresh to some harried call A new day stretching my body from contortion To a slumbered, slouched hunch With bags afrenzy under these eyes that stare back Are portals to my soul, which is also empty Reflections of woeful, haggard dejection Which, in my mind's eye, which is yours, Give me call to curl back to my hibernation To recede like my own vacant eyes do, To my seat of morose repose Senseless, as I stare thickly into space Beholding my dreams strewn before me As I curl away from them, and they seem ever reachable Moments ago, I used to speak to myself A mutterance for the day's outlook Something to find a more suitable reflection Waiting for me at the day's end A worldly philosophy, or mind set proposal But a strange shame spoke back at me, As I perceived my speaking of these words That with each day's turn only mildly echoed As I turned from monotony with each night To mediocrity of passionless habit With a pinch of thought each glance conjures I look upon myself in years, My futile vision, my rampant egoism With which the twinkling eye discerns me At my now stage, and with Reassuring confidence tells me not to change As with time's growth will I become you But blink and I return to forever For without vigor and drive will this image Imprint and stagnate its glare upon this glass My eternal face, my motiveless eyes Which so piteously transfix themselves on wonder But turn up only rubble and soil Now, I turn in disgust, relinquishing my desires And, turning to the hour, feel slowly The weight of each second's thunder Crash upon my shoulders as it is snatched from me And now I must not lounge through this new morn I must not lessen with the tide What I have stored up in greatness But instead find the key to my ghostly heart Bring myself back, Forward into each new life
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 11:09 AM UTC
Mirror
Your eyes are sockets of disapproval My eyes are sunk in their reticence Would I be the flustering morning sun? No I'm not, I only break the dawn When, creeping from my slothing insolence I enter the world afresh to some harried call A new day stretching my body from contortion To a slumbered, slouched hunch With bags afrenzy under these eyes that stare back Are portals to my soul, which is also empty Reflections of woeful, haggard dejection Which, in my mind's eye, which is yours, Give me call to curl back to my hibernation To recede like my own vacant eyes do, To my seat of morose repose Senseless, as I stare thickly into space Beholding my dreams strewn before me As I curl away from them, and they seem ever reachable Moments ago, I used to speak to myself A mutterance for the day's outlook Something to find a more suitable reflection Waiting for me at the day's end A worldly philosophy, or mind set proposal But a strange shame spoke back at me, As I perceived my speaking of these words That with each day's turn only mildly echoed As I turned from monotony with each night To mediocrity of passionless habit With a pinch of thought each glance conjures I look upon myself in years, My futile vision, my rampant egoism With which the twinkling eye discerns me At my now stage, and with Reassuring confidence tells me not to change As with time's growth will I become you But blink and I return to forever For without vigor and drive will this image Imprint and stagnate its glare upon this glass My eternal face, my motiveless eyes Which so piteously transfix themselves on wonder But turn up only rubble and soil Now, I turn in disgust, relinquishing my desires And, turning to the hour, feel slowly The weight of each second's thunder Crash upon my shoulders as it is snatched from me And now I must not lounge through this new morn I must not lessen with the tide What I have stored up in greatness But instead find the key to my ghostly heart Bring myself back, Forward into each new life
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Never cage The Eagle If you want it to soar! With a heart filled with sorrow No amount of love Can cure a passion lost, caged heart. No amount of pleading Will make room in The Eagle's cage For it to fly and soar. No matter how much you beg On bended knee It will never fly again. It's qi will leak, from its very core. It's will to live, will vanquish. As It gives up It's Life Dream Slipping silently into A quiet numbness. All desire to live passionately, gone. The Eagle you love Will turn into a hollow body That still breathes With a  resignation to a hopeless passionless, dreamless caged life. Growing beyond feeling, beyond caring. Yet, one day when you die Or your Eagle passes first The Eagle will open to find what was lost. Whether in this life or the next It does not matter. The Eagle will rejoice and fly again. From the look on your face I don't think  you liked what I just said. You do have a choice. You can choose to set The Eagle free. In freedom, feed your Eagle with respect Love, acceptance and care. Be in awe as you watch Your Eagle fly toward the heavens Reflections within the gleaming sun. Casting It's soaring shadow Over  rivers, canyons and high mountain peaks.   With gratitude your Eagle will return Again to your loving arms. Because you love your Eagle enough To set It free.
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Mar 7, 2019
Mar 7, 2019 at 3:23 PM UTC
To Love An Eagle
I have not changed in years (it seems), physically I am constant, six feet and lopping sack of bone and skin, buck-forty on my best, wettest day. These months have flown as leaves in fall. November is come and soon will escape with the wind as well and I am solidly planted at a desk in an office with a floor too hard to deepen the reach of my roots. I am like to wither and rot, left rootless in snow and ice; ash of autumn, flowerless. The trees will die—grounded, yes, and utterly passionless.
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Nov 22, 2015
Nov 22, 2015 at 9:23 PM UTC
Taxation with Form