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"penthouse" poems
Leg off the table you red face recruit! put on the offensive and break down the bolted door! you are the soul saver the peddle maker the calibrator with colored handbills and front line rhetoric join the masquerade in ivy league style! politicking with cunning guile invisalign smile blackened vile bleeding the funnel with gold plate omega and crocodile shoes get on stage and dance you fool! you are the headline maker the pantomime juggler the compromised closer pull out that 5 page review (bullet points only please) and polish those weathered lines! did you give it your all? the door tags and pleasantries the tidings and clippings the irrevocable claims and postured blames all those impressionable basics put to the test? you know the call (straight from those cold academics) the pie chart gurus and contract killers (complete with bone in finger) whipping their frenzied crew in an all night charade old yellar and the gatekeeper sure seem amused (sharpening their inquest behind closed doors) firing up the shiit storm with those hostile priicks and a slew of insatiable cures there’s laughter from the back room the dripping nose and wavering hand the cut white lines and checkpoint tales the pipeline romance and lacking form (of a basic essential character!) soundboard and narratives for logging time slouching on the steel case over moot points ready to play the 3 weight butter card (if need be) might I remind you it’s only an inquiry (with a slight hint of concern!) surely no malfeasance or deception intended so step back from the melt down and cut to the chase! headlines to breadlines penthouse to outhouse those immoral pursuits have taken their toll (haven’t they?) madman or rogue (you take your pick) for the scores and tabulations are final shame on you for the foul play the bold hypocrisy and order desk games the back stabbing blames and spurious names just sign on the dotted line ~ this banter is killing me
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 1:12 PM UTC
The Recruit
Leg off the table you red face recruit! put on the offensive and break down the bolted door! you are the soul saver the peddle maker the calibrator with colored handbills and front line rhetoric join the masquerade in ivy league style! politicking with cunning guile invisalign smile blackened vile bleeding the funnel with gold plate omega and crocodile shoes get on stage and dance you fool! you are the headline maker the pantomime juggler the compromised closer pull out that 5 page review (bullet points only please) and polish those weathered lines! did you give it your all? the door tags and pleasantries the tidings and clippings the irrevocable claims and postured blames all those impressionable basics put to the test? you know the call (straight from those cold academics) the pie chart gurus and contract killers (complete with bone in finger) whipping their frenzied crew in an all night charade old yellar and the gatekeeper sure seem amused (sharpening their inquest behind closed doors) firing up the shiit storm with those hostile priicks and a slew of insatiable cures there’s laughter from the back room the dripping nose and wavering hand the cut white lines and checkpoint tales the pipeline romance and lacking form (of a basic essential character!) soundboard and narratives for logging time slouching on the steel case over moot points ready to play the 3 weight butter card (if need be) might I remind you it’s only an inquiry (with a slight hint of concern!) surely no malfeasance or deception intended so step back from the melt down and cut to the chase! headlines to breadlines penthouse to outhouse those immoral pursuits have taken their toll (haven’t they?) madman or rogue (you take your pick) for the scores and tabulations are final shame on you for the foul play the bold hypocrisy and order desk games the back stabbing blames and spurious names just sign on the dotted line ~ this banter is killing me
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Last week, Cortney moved into a four story apartment with seven twenty-something year old roomates, all boys. The men share the first three floors. while Cortney has the enire top floor to herself. I spent the night there saturday night. And around 10:00pm a twenty-three year old boy Blonde, baby faced, named Kevin Smith stumbled drunk into Cortneys penthouse room. Kevin smith removed his pants, and crawled into bed with us. Kevin Smith nuzzled into my face, pulled me close, and rested his hand, firmly on my *** Kevin Smiths breath smelled of *** coffee, (and a man who regularly brushes his teeth. Good Job Kevin Smith.) At first, Cortney and I assumed Kevin Smith was each other. after further, mostly-unconcious, inventory of our limbs, we gathered this was neither the case, nor a hallucination. Cortney flopped dryly for her cellphone and shined it's light at Kevin Smith. "What the **** Shouted Cortney. No response from Kevin Smith. "What the **** We got out of bed and put clothes on, laughed at how ridiculous it was that a drunk stranger just grabbed my *** while an unconcious Kevin Smith laid in Cortneys bed. Kevin Smith sat up "This is really telling. I uh..." Cortney cut him off "Get out." As she turned on the light. "Can you guys call my phone?" Asked Kevin Smith, "No." Said Cortney Get out of my room." physically pushing Kevin Smith out of her room. Cortney held up Kevin Smiths drunk zanax filled body on the stairs. preventing Kevin Smith from otherwise falling down said stairs and dying. Kevin Smith showed his appreciation by saying, "High fives all around" I watched Cortney strattle drunk Kevin Smith awkwardly, yet also motherly down the stairs. I leaned over the railing and high fived Kevin Smith. "I just want you to know," mumbled Kevin Smith you guys are my friends. You don't need to.. I got this". "No, you really don't" said Cortney, "if you fall down or throw up on me you owe me $20" Cortney delivered Kevin Smith to his bed. Kevin Smith mumbled something, and Cortney returned upstairs. "What the **** Laughed Cortney. "What the **** I replied.
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 9:16 AM UTC
New Girl Upstairs
Last week, Cortney moved into a four story apartment with seven twenty-something year old roomates, all boys. The men share the first three floors. while Cortney has the enire top floor to herself. I spent the night there saturday night. And around 10:00pm a twenty-three year old boy Blonde, baby faced, named Kevin Smith stumbled drunk into Cortneys penthouse room. Kevin smith removed his pants, and crawled into bed with us. Kevin Smith nuzzled into my face, pulled me close, and rested his hand, firmly on my *** Kevin Smiths breath smelled of *** coffee, (and a man who regularly brushes his teeth. Good Job Kevin Smith.) At first, Cortney and I assumed Kevin Smith was each other. after further, mostly-unconcious, inventory of our limbs, we gathered this was neither the case, nor a hallucination. Cortney flopped dryly for her cellphone and shined it's light at Kevin Smith. "What the **** Shouted Cortney. No response from Kevin Smith. "What the **** We got out of bed and put clothes on, laughed at how ridiculous it was that a drunk stranger just grabbed my *** while an unconcious Kevin Smith laid in Cortneys bed. Kevin Smith sat up "This is really telling. I uh..." Cortney cut him off "Get out." As she turned on the light. "Can you guys call my phone?" Asked Kevin Smith, "No." Said Cortney Get out of my room." physically pushing Kevin Smith out of her room. Cortney held up Kevin Smiths drunk zanax filled body on the stairs. preventing Kevin Smith from otherwise falling down said stairs and dying. Kevin Smith showed his appreciation by saying, "High fives all around" I watched Cortney strattle drunk Kevin Smith awkwardly, yet also motherly down the stairs. I leaned over the railing and high fived Kevin Smith. "I just want you to know," mumbled Kevin Smith you guys are my friends. You don't need to.. I got this". "No, you really don't" said Cortney, "if you fall down or throw up on me you owe me $20" Cortney delivered Kevin Smith to his bed. Kevin Smith mumbled something, and Cortney returned upstairs. "What the **** Laughed Cortney. "What the **** I replied.
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New York penthouse room service french perfume satin sheets gold etched dinnerware sixty-one pairs of high heeled shoes diamond earrings crystal goblets antique art picturesque window view of the homeless on the streets below.
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Jul 20, 2012
Jul 20, 2012 at 4:32 PM UTC
Balance
I'll wait for you forever till stars forget to shine, and oceans become puddles, words no longer rhyme Till deserts turn to gardens where flowers go to bloom, the grass is red, the skies are green, the dawn brings out the moon Till rain is something very dry and butterflies drive trucks, when every pond is chocolate sauce with candy coated ducks Till basements have a penthouse view with windows three floors high and stairways are a place to swim no matter how you fly Till mountains are a level path that you will go to walk and silence now becomes a way for every one to talk Till everything we've ever known is gone and disappeared The world does end, there's nothing more just like we always feared Till broken hearts are happy, tears a welcome site Night comes at the break of day and daytime looks like night I'll wait for you forever until the end of time It matters not how long it takes if I can call you mine
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 8:30 PM UTC
I'll Wait
I work for Jones & Co. You are likely somewhere down below, I have grown used to this unnatural height. Once, here, as a younger man, I read articles, working on cases just long enough to cultivate indifference. My first firm party, I was made to wear an ivy laurel. We were mingling on the penthouse deck, when a gust unceremoniously removed it from my head. Jones is a superstitious man, he has a dream-catcher above his office door. He designed a vaulted spiral staircase on our fifty-first floor. The one separates Jones from his company, the other, us from below. Five years of billing in six minute blocks, labyrinthine increments, Herculean costs. A kind of optic chiasma where the nerves cross and people get lost. B.E. Twain
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 8:27 PM UTC
Jones & Co.
Writing letters in Spanish to Penthouse magazine because everything sounds better in español. It was a beautiful loving thing before it all exploded like a train wreck. Are you furious? A country that douses itself in English and then drowns you at the hearth. Cherry vanilla Obsessive compulsive Mint and lemon-grass handwash The only things that matter? Thoughts from when I first woke up this morning... Still in that fuzzy bit where you don't open your eyes and no matter how you're laying, it's always comfortable. A feeling I take for granted. I think about you kissing my ******* and not about how you're falling in love with my best friend; but if she's happy, I'm happy. Good morning.
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Jun 22, 2016
Jun 22, 2016 at 4:17 PM UTC
Phosphenes
I’m searching for Paradise Beyond the vast ocean on a beach filled with white sand Under the palm tree in the shadows of untamed land Where the ocean tides pave over the imprints of a desolate shore And the wind echoes around caressing the sun drenched floor In front of the sea, sparkling from the sun’s radiant light Waiting to set, and be engulfed by the night In my hand I clasp upon a cold and crisp, refreshing beer Looking upon the horizon so clear Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise On an immeasurable plane of green land tangent only to a white mountain range Where the prairie has been spared from the time of industrial change In front of the sun as it strokes the horizon line I sit, while I clasp upon my tall glass of wine The sky is painted by an array of colors, reflecting off tranquil clouds Free from the hustle and bustle of crowds The grass is soft, like long bristles of velvet fur As the pollen rises from the flowers, it creates an indescribable blur Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise In the big city, illuminated by artificial light Surrounded by friends in the chaos of night We trek, pushing through the people infested street And pulse to the music of an inescapable beat In the heat of passion, impossible to explain We pop bottle after bottle of the most exclusive champagne Under the stars, beneath the glittering sky Indulging within the penthouse so high. Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise On the edge of the world, perched upon a soaring cliff Where you can taste the cool crisp air with but only a whiff As the sun begins to peak out from beneath the earths womb I pour a drink, full of spirits to consume The birds begin to sing in metronomic rhyme I sing along, to count the time In the twilight hour sets The new day begins as I’m purged of regrets Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise After an extensive and exhausting day of work Grueling and toiling for a boss who’s a **** Breaking my back for the lowest of scraps Sweating and Striving till my knees collapse I return to an undersized and meager house To be greeted by my enduring spouse Embracing the responsibility of my new role as a father I look upon the face of my daughter And within her eyes so nice I finally find Paradise
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 4:27 PM UTC
Searching For Paradise
I’m searching for Paradise Beyond the vast ocean on a beach filled with white sand Under the palm tree in the shadows of untamed land Where the ocean tides pave over the imprints of a desolate shore And the wind echoes around caressing the sun drenched floor In front of the sea, sparkling from the sun’s radiant light Waiting to set, and be engulfed by the night In my hand I clasp upon a cold and crisp, refreshing beer Looking upon the horizon so clear Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise On an immeasurable plane of green land tangent only to a white mountain range Where the prairie has been spared from the time of industrial change In front of the sun as it strokes the horizon line I sit, while I clasp upon my tall glass of wine The sky is painted by an array of colors, reflecting off tranquil clouds Free from the hustle and bustle of crowds The grass is soft, like long bristles of velvet fur As the pollen rises from the flowers, it creates an indescribable blur Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise In the big city, illuminated by artificial light Surrounded by friends in the chaos of night We trek, pushing through the people infested street And pulse to the music of an inescapable beat In the heat of passion, impossible to explain We pop bottle after bottle of the most exclusive champagne Under the stars, beneath the glittering sky Indulging within the penthouse so high. Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise On the edge of the world, perched upon a soaring cliff Where you can taste the cool crisp air with but only a whiff As the sun begins to peak out from beneath the earths womb I pour a drink, full of spirits to consume The birds begin to sing in metronomic rhyme I sing along, to count the time In the twilight hour sets The new day begins as I’m purged of regrets Oh, wouldn’t it be so nice To escape this place to Paradise I’m searching for Paradise After an extensive and exhausting day of work Grueling and toiling for a boss who’s a **** Breaking my back for the lowest of scraps Sweating and Striving till my knees collapse I return to an undersized and meager house To be greeted by my enduring spouse Embracing the responsibility of my new role as a father I look upon the face of my daughter And within her eyes so nice I finally find Paradise
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He's New York penthouse and I'm small town trailer park. Kinda worried my blue collar might stain the white one he wears so well... But he likes the way my perfume smells (I don't tell him it's from Walmart) when it lingers on his pillows and I like the way his sweaters fit me (my favorite's his from college). He holds my hand in public and folds my clothes after *** I hide under the blankets as he gets ready for work. He's New York penthouse and I'm small town trailer park but he tells me I'm just what he needs. So maybe I'll leave my toothbrush in his bathroom and a dress in his closet, maybe get comfy (or frisky) on the couch, maybe I'll let him say "we" a few times, I might even try it out, We Us maybe add some future words, Will Should Next summer Next Christmas. He's New York penthouse and I'm small town trailer park but We say, "I love you"
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 5:33 PM UTC
Slumdog Millionaire?
Panasonic and Sony beeping in custom made Reid & Taylor pockets. A trade for a Rolex throned on his wrist in lieu of once existent dreams, in now hollow sockets. Adrenaline pumping before high stakes meetings and brunches. Calculating the dose of his choice of drug, penthouse suites and timeline crunches. Dizzy with ambition, painting ******* bleached canvasses. Narcissistic laughter aimed to beguile others, he, for whom his relaxants are stresses. Dealing with the Devil himself, power tainted and ill-gotten, the realization that humans are not beyond sale; in markets, mergers and acquisitions. Recessions, Inflations, cruel overdoses of risk, of danger unspoken. And when he surfaces again to consciousness, profits, losses both taken and broken. Lost in the sewers filled with; stock brokers and agents alike: the pawnors, a haughty expression with green bills, to score his ecstasy, capital owners. Another dollar, another hit never enough to sleep remembering the day. A Corporate ****** scouring for riches, a high, a trance not soon before long will sway.
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 9:04 AM UTC
Corporate ******
Jason had this penthouse apartment that was centrally located in Beverly Hills. He was incredibly clean, but in an overwhelming kind of way. The carpet and stuff were spotless, the cabinets were plastic, and the paint was not chipping. I felt like I was in a Doctor’s office waiting room. He was snoring loudly, and just at the right moment he opened his eyes. "Ha! You are dead! This is a dream, right?" I felt a bit offended, as I was obviously the one snoring. "No, no!" He pointed at the clock. "It's 4AM!" (Lucky number 8!). "You're a zombie! You're dead and you're dreaming!” “I’m a zombie, alright!" I yawned and started to hack up zombie gore. "Watch out!" He screamed and jumped out of the bed. "All right, you monster! I'm dead and I'm dreaming! I'm dead and I'm dreaming!" He chased me around the room. "You're not dead, you're a zombie! You're a zombie, that's just what you are, a zombie, so it's a dream!" He threw up his hands. "You can't win!" “I can't win, yeah? That’s right, I can't win. That's my luck, ha-ha!” I hope you like midnight horror flicks." His face crinkled with confusion; the zombies smile that I was always afraid of flashing on. "Well I didn't say I was a horror movie person. Oh, that's right, but you said, I'm dead and I'm dreaming, so that's a horror movie, right?" I thought about it. "Okay, I guess it's more like...like if a zombie comes to my door..." :: 09.24.2020 ::
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Oct 3, 2020
Oct 3, 2020 at 2:49 PM UTC
HOLLYWOOD ZOMBIE
I'm back, you rowdy rond boys. Got me rowdy rond rhymes, and me rowdy rond noize. Kick back in me ol' spot, smokin' me spliff. Sit up in me chair when I hear a sweet riff. It's Marley on da bass, slappin like he do Head bangin' back and forth like ya know ya want to. Reggae is back and me life in on track. Got baeties in the penthouse and they cookin' up crack. Can't believe me stopped writing. It was hard to say no. But I'm back to smokin' mo' ***** than ever befo'. Me poetry's like sirup, open ya mouth, and I'll pour it. It's clever, it's dank, it's reggae. I'm glad for it
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Apr 24, 2015
Apr 24, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
Reggae Rivial Pt3
The sky is so polluted but it's beautiful, isn't it though? Feel bad, so to relax, sit outside 7-Eleven with a smoke. With the way I hold my head you can't even tell I'm poor. Or maybe you can, because "What's that?" You ask. It's the loose change in my pockets overfilled to the spilling You hear me walking, it's no-cash, it's no-wash, the half blood broke *** All the bad habits, no natural habitat. Clothes from the Village feel almost as fine on your flesh as the high class new tags from the corner off 5th/Saks What makes you happy? What makes you happy? With just a little more coming in you could finance your fantasy, or get more freak and nasty. Green is the color on top of the clouds that catches you falling before the ground. Shuck corn, remorseless, you can get it paid. Mesmerize at the numbers rising higher and higher, coerced too easily to enjoy your stay. What makes you happy? What makes you happy? The view from the penthouse on top of the city. Pity. There's no love in the home you built. There's no cause no effect no affection waking you up to touch the world with the passion igniting your eyes and pulsing out your fingertips. One step from homelessness without one hope, but faith is a better replacement in the end and I've got faith in code.
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 10:48 PM UTC
You Leave Me Lonely: "Shopping Spree"
Never look from a penthouse believing that you are immune to the slums. Lest you Find yourself  in a dark alley of opportunity  WITH NO INTENTIONS Believing the current trial was as permanent as the penthouse. Balance
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 10:29 AM UTC
"Balance"
A man wore silk designer suits Rolex on his wrist His shoes were made in Italy Had trillions in his fist He had the perfect trophy wife Kids in private schools Drove Bentleys and Mercedes He was no one's fool He had mansions worldwide Shopped Paris on the Rue His address was a penthouse On 5th Avenue - There was a man without a dime Who lived upon a grate Where warm air from the subway Could share in his "estate" He wore the rags which he had found In shelters on the way He sat and watched the rich man Who walked by that day His groaning and his mumbling Annoyed the wealthy man Who took care to walk around him As he went about his plans - The rich man died a hero His widow & kids drew hence His many friends came round about They spared no expense The poor begger had no one Had no money saved He was thrown on a dungheap They call a "pauper's grave" - The rich man had been lavish He'd fared well every day But he was a corporate mobster So he had hell to pay The poor man was redeemed of God That is why he lost his job He wouldn't serve up to the mob And so his end was like a sob He thanked God with his last breath With grace endured ignoble death But it had no strength to sting The angels bore him on their wings *Eternity in everything* So which was the human being Who had greatest gain? This is an age old story But the fact remains The rich man saw the poor one Again after his death In heaven... joyous... *SINGING! While He could not draw breath!* SoulSurvivor (C) 8/17/2016
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Aug 18, 2016
Aug 18, 2016 at 2:16 AM UTC
Rich Man/Poor Man
A man wore silk designer suits Rolex on his wrist His shoes were made in Italy Had trillions in his fist He had the perfect trophy wife Kids in private schools Drove Bentleys and Mercedes He was no one's fool He had mansions worldwide Shopped Paris on the Rue His address was a penthouse On 5th Avenue - There was a man without a dime Who lived upon a grate Where warm air from the subway Could share in his "estate" He wore the rags which he had found In shelters on the way He sat and watched the rich man Who walked by that day His groaning and his mumbling Annoyed the wealthy man Who took care to walk around him As he went about his plans - The rich man died a hero His widow & kids drew hence His many friends came round about They spared no expense The poor begger had no one Had no money saved He was thrown on a dungheap They call a "pauper's grave" - The rich man had been lavish He'd fared well every day But he was a corporate mobster So he had hell to pay The poor man was redeemed of God That is why he lost his job He wouldn't serve up to the mob And so his end was like a sob He thanked God with his last breath With grace endured ignoble death But it had no strength to sting The angels bore him on their wings *Eternity in everything* So which was the human being Who had greatest gain? This is an age old story But the fact remains The rich man saw the poor one Again after his death In heaven... joyous... *SINGING! While He could not draw breath!* SoulSurvivor (C) 8/17/2016
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Kicking pine cones , hands in pockets with my favorite scarf on .. Outfitted like a business man with something important to decide , a lawyer testing a juries intellect , like an important subversive agent with a clandestine government ... Walking the fence line , dressed to save the world someday , my flashy duds turning heads , yet their only clothes , and clothes never did make the man so they say ! Fancy leather gloves , gold cuff links , cashmere sweater with well planned schemes .. Upscale hero with a prominent address , four star restaurants , high end assets .. Caviar and red wine , penthouse vista .. Fancy cigars and first class tickets .. I'm still Cocoa Cola , cheese and crackers , homemade biscuits .. Forever overalls , laying hens and sour mash whiskey ..
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 8:18 PM UTC
The Earl of Possum Trot
perhaps I was twenty-six she looked me over and soon enough the walk to her place was zip, zap, zoop; meaning, although the barman called me over to tell me she had recently stabbed or had tried to stab a bartender from down the street, my only concern was another mandrax, a joint of kashmir hashish with thick ***** streaks and, most certainly, a new escape; a new woman the floor (a penthouse apartment, mind you): much water from an overflowing sink...then, there's the layer of dust on the dishes of the dish rack...and, not to forget, the four or five frightening knives, all very reachable then, she introduces me to her first jumping up and down episode--hollering, "you're my father! I must **** you!" how I spent two or was it three days with her dumbfounds me these days...the fool, me, I remember, first turned off the water and mopped dry the floor...the miracle of how my hand awoke and grabbed her wrist, with the blade's tip an inch from my heart, will have to wait another session with Harmony --that She may reach into my mind and pull out a more clear version of the epilogue of this is-it-a-poem which I've written in numerous other versions over the years ~~ ..(C)2011/2012 Spiros Zafiris ..channeled; spirit Harmony; reaching into the poet's heart ~~
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 4:10 AM UTC
Another Version
Getting pretty for no one. Standing in the bathroom mirror and the clock ticks backwards. Mascara smears on painted hands and that hair will never shine so bright as it does as on top of a cold city. High in a penthouse but, still no one can sing the sky to sleep the way you used to. So, Let’s continue to pretend we are people we are not, wearing clothes that don’t fit and tucking our wings into our suits.
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Apr 22, 2010
Apr 22, 2010 at 5:19 PM UTC
Corporate American
I wanted so much to like you; I had heard so much about you. Your show sounded like fun Sadly, too soon I had begun To listen between the lines To know you, see who you are To know behind the shallow mask To see the ugly stained star. I forgive myself for a bit of it Because I know that it was The method you always use. I would later guess the cause. Perhaps myself and others The countless clueless mass Mistook the rich and famous As people with any real class. I had to see the gaudy penthouse With gold used instead of chrome. I needed to see the fake opulence That you chose to be your home. I saw you hobnob with famous And calling them your friends Soon I would be let to see The photo was where it ends. So, I packed away any care for you And chalked it up to my youth. Little did I know right then I only guessed at half the truth. Because you put your skanky **** Into the presidential race And this latest **** of your ego Means I never stop seeing your face. Running for the highest office The leader of the free world Sure seems to have given Your screwy hair a different twirl. Suddenly you dragged out speeches Of Hiter, Mussolini and Stalin. You shouted the policies of the KKK And thew your vitriol all in. Since too many fools in America Started chanting Trump, Trump You seem to want to turn DC Into something like the town dump. As for me, I have trouble sleeping Worried your fans might be letting And idiot in charge of the nukes So he can bring on Armageddon.
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Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 4:01 AM UTC
STAINED STAR
I wanted so much to like you; I had heard so much about you. Your show sounded like fun Sadly, too soon I had begun To listen between the lines To know you, see who you are To know behind the shallow mask To see the ugly stained star. I forgive myself for a bit of it Because I know that it was The method you always use. I would later guess the cause. Perhaps myself and others The countless clueless mass Mistook the rich and famous As people with any real class. I had to see the gaudy penthouse With gold used instead of chrome. I needed to see the fake opulence That you chose to be your home. I saw you hobnob with famous And calling them your friends Soon I would be let to see The photo was where it ends. So, I packed away any care for you And chalked it up to my youth. Little did I know right then I only guessed at half the truth. Because you put your skanky **** Into the presidential race And this latest **** of your ego Means I never stop seeing your face. Running for the highest office The leader of the free world Sure seems to have given Your screwy hair a different twirl. Suddenly you dragged out speeches Of Hiter, Mussolini and Stalin. You shouted the policies of the KKK And thew your vitriol all in. Since too many fools in America Started chanting Trump, Trump You seem to want to turn DC Into something like the town dump. As for me, I have trouble sleeping Worried your fans might be letting And idiot in charge of the nukes So he can bring on Armageddon.
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My morning is simple; It always starts the same way. Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, repeat as many times more as I need to repeat; 365, 24, 7, I can take it. Because at the end of the day, I hit the sack, and then like clockwork; like a broken needle record on replay Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, and I'm out the door. I work hard all day; when I'm not on the clock, I clock my punches at the gym. I measure a punch-card for holes, or a punching bag for holds, and I take pride in either; I forsake neither; I breathe in the aether and breath out blood sweat and tears... but mostly sweat, truth be told. My sweat is a constant, and I'll tell you; sometimes that gets old. That's me though. I'm a fighter on the mat and in the cubicle. I write words so musical people say "That's beautiful," and it fills me with pride. Words, fists, ink. It doesn't matter; I give it my all every time and never stop to think about the consequences it takes on my mind and my body; I don't blink at the cracked knuckles bad punches provide. at the cracked mirror that I look into after a bad review. at the crack-pot asshats that talk down to me from their penthouse view. at the minimum wage pockets full of pennies and dimes. I don't blink; I don't think... because if I did, I'd realize this is it. This is Hell. But... I still wake up, and put on my leather shell, and then take it off when I hear the factory bell. And I fall into bed with a smile on my lips; Because one day life is going to be better than this. The voice in the back; the one I don't listen to... The cracks; the cynic's view, it screams "Life isn't fair! Life is just this!" But I don't listen. I close my eyes and I make the American wish. Life and liberty; with both I'm blessed. But the second ones the one to bring a smile to these chapped lips. Pursuit of happiness: Hell yes! I can get behind that wish... So I'll Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, as long as my clockwork heart ticks. Because I trust in justice, even if it's only injustice. Even if life's only just this.
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 6:55 PM UTC
Just This
My morning is simple; It always starts the same way. Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, repeat as many times more as I need to repeat; 365, 24, 7, I can take it. Because at the end of the day, I hit the sack, and then like clockwork; like a broken needle record on replay Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, and I'm out the door. I work hard all day; when I'm not on the clock, I clock my punches at the gym. I measure a punch-card for holes, or a punching bag for holds, and I take pride in either; I forsake neither; I breathe in the aether and breath out blood sweat and tears... but mostly sweat, truth be told. My sweat is a constant, and I'll tell you; sometimes that gets old. That's me though. I'm a fighter on the mat and in the cubicle. I write words so musical people say "That's beautiful," and it fills me with pride. Words, fists, ink. It doesn't matter; I give it my all every time and never stop to think about the consequences it takes on my mind and my body; I don't blink at the cracked knuckles bad punches provide. at the cracked mirror that I look into after a bad review. at the crack-pot asshats that talk down to me from their penthouse view. at the minimum wage pockets full of pennies and dimes. I don't blink; I don't think... because if I did, I'd realize this is it. This is Hell. But... I still wake up, and put on my leather shell, and then take it off when I hear the factory bell. And I fall into bed with a smile on my lips; Because one day life is going to be better than this. The voice in the back; the one I don't listen to... The cracks; the cynic's view, it screams "Life isn't fair! Life is just this!" But I don't listen. I close my eyes and I make the American wish. Life and liberty; with both I'm blessed. But the second ones the one to bring a smile to these chapped lips. Pursuit of happiness: Hell yes! I can get behind that wish... So I'll Alarm, shower, brush teeth, eggs, as long as my clockwork heart ticks. Because I trust in justice, even if it's only injustice. Even if life's only just this.
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i saw the hindenburg disaster unfold from my penthouse apartment a real man doesn't drink before noon but a fifth and two cigarettes made me see more clearly i know the truth i saw it happen
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:00 PM UTC
absinthe makes the heart grow fonder
sometimes you can't only rent space in your mind to the ones you want to be there this landlord cannot control every tenant's presence but I think if you once leased a suite maybe even penthouse I've got you in a cramped studio jacking up the rent some people even own property but you're on the way out until maybe the last trace of you is a mis-labeled buzzer or a letter that never received your change of address
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Dec 15, 2016
Dec 15, 2016 at 1:44 PM UTC
this landlord
Unrewarded again Was the helmetless knight For a hero is nothing Without mask shining bright Or courage of steel To keep evil at bay If he's not looking right Then I'll send him away If great sea monsters drown And dragon eyes turn to stone What fun if it's done By a shrivelled old crone Who could save thieves a bullet And few years in jail there's no sign of her In this fairytale So where is the saviour? The galant, the wise The hero who kills With a flick of his eyes Well he's feeling tired And wanted A treat So he moved out of town To a new penthouse suite But he's still a hero just sits around having fun He's Got all his teeth And his heads nice and dumb Or maybe the authors Just got carried away And lost sight of the message They want to convey
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 4:09 AM UTC
Bleach
Your desire is the fire that ignites my most dormant inhibitions The routine flummery that we call foreplay The hiricine intimacy that bounds me in a state of monomania Our vicarious experiences rival those of a penthouse fairy-tale Our edacious appetite burns like the leaves of a fine cigar Ready to take my breath away Our part-time counsel is like the fullest moon It only comes out at night
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 12:29 PM UTC
To my Escort, with Love