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The stigma that sensitive people are weak needs to diminish. Just because she feels things down to her bones does not mean she is weak. She carries everything. Her feelings, other people’s feelings, the world around her as she takes it all in. * * * Sensitivity is deemed feeble. Thick-skinned people are the brave ones, right? They have endured so much that they no longer feel anything. Snide remarks, rude comments, and stressful situations roll off their skin like water during a storm. If it’s already pouring, why worry about each droplet? * * * That is the problem, she thought to herself. Are brave people truly brave? No. Brave people are the true cowards. Rather than taking their experiences and feeling them, letting them seep into their bones to become the marrow which fuels their bodies, they shut them away; skeletons in a closet. They have become numb to the baggage they carry at the expense of growing numb to everything else. * * * People around her are merely living in this world, she decided, whereas she was absorbing it. In the spring she lays in the grass, running her fingers through each blade as if it were the Earth’s hair. When summer nights bring a light breeze, she imagines spirits are hugging her. In the fall when it rains, she spreads her arms wide and gazes up to the sky, knowing that each water droplet that falls is Mother Nature peppering her skin with kisses. * * * Others are too preoccupied making sure their skeletons do not peer out of the closet. Strength, after all, is the ability to withstand vast amounts of pressure and God knows how much force those skeletons must bear. * * * In the middle of the night, her father hears her talking to someone, except there is no response. It is as if she is conversing with herself when in actuality, she is conversing with her skeletons. After midnight when others have drifted off to sleep, hoping that their skeletons do not come to haunt them, she is wide awake, her closet door open. She lays in bed and asks her anxiety how it’s day was, laughs at a witty comment that her depression has made about her life, and gives thanks to the insult a bully gave her in the first grade for making her the person she is today. The things that should weigh her down, she has befriended. They come to visit so often, anyways. * * * She wonders how someone who has mastered the art of suppressing their feelings is braver than someone who has mastered the art of acknowledging their feelings. The strength it takes to keep the closet door shut is immense. However, it takes an unsurpassable amount of resilience to carry the world in her heart and soul while still having the courage to open her closet without being afraid of the things that could jump out at her.
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 3:49 PM UTC
The True Strength of Weakness
The stigma that sensitive people are weak needs to diminish. Just because she feels things down to her bones does not mean she is weak. She carries everything. Her feelings, other people’s feelings, the world around her as she takes it all in. * * * Sensitivity is deemed feeble. Thick-skinned people are the brave ones, right? They have endured so much that they no longer feel anything. Snide remarks, rude comments, and stressful situations roll off their skin like water during a storm. If it’s already pouring, why worry about each droplet? * * * That is the problem, she thought to herself. Are brave people truly brave? No. Brave people are the true cowards. Rather than taking their experiences and feeling them, letting them seep into their bones to become the marrow which fuels their bodies, they shut them away; skeletons in a closet. They have become numb to the baggage they carry at the expense of growing numb to everything else. * * * People around her are merely living in this world, she decided, whereas she was absorbing it. In the spring she lays in the grass, running her fingers through each blade as if it were the Earth’s hair. When summer nights bring a light breeze, she imagines spirits are hugging her. In the fall when it rains, she spreads her arms wide and gazes up to the sky, knowing that each water droplet that falls is Mother Nature peppering her skin with kisses. * * * Others are too preoccupied making sure their skeletons do not peer out of the closet. Strength, after all, is the ability to withstand vast amounts of pressure and God knows how much force those skeletons must bear. * * * In the middle of the night, her father hears her talking to someone, except there is no response. It is as if she is conversing with herself when in actuality, she is conversing with her skeletons. After midnight when others have drifted off to sleep, hoping that their skeletons do not come to haunt them, she is wide awake, her closet door open. She lays in bed and asks her anxiety how it’s day was, laughs at a witty comment that her depression has made about her life, and gives thanks to the insult a bully gave her in the first grade for making her the person she is today. The things that should weigh her down, she has befriended. They come to visit so often, anyways. * * * She wonders how someone who has mastered the art of suppressing their feelings is braver than someone who has mastered the art of acknowledging their feelings. The strength it takes to keep the closet door shut is immense. However, it takes an unsurpassable amount of resilience to carry the world in her heart and soul while still having the courage to open her closet without being afraid of the things that could jump out at her.
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"There in the midst of it so alive and alone Words support like bone..."  Peter Gabriel's  "Mercy Street" Orion abandons the sky dropping his club casting his belt toward the horizon Just once, for a moment, he glanced away from exalted **** his vanquished prey He’d seen the picture— A girl of sixteen lying awake—muses in her head eyes shut, arms thrown back behind pillow Tee shirt stretch across lean chest Hips mingle with blankets She is scattered there among the minions of her hair behind her mouth of unkissed words _______________ McCaffery's Coffee is open late He’s seen the picture Muses in his head His arm almost around her Hers on his shoulder Small—feather-light fingers lift the hair of his neck Reaching around her his hand searches and slides along her silk-draped hind ...and the view he has is amazing! _____________ Music— and waves pounding and lapping at the life he fears.... Little boat stranded in gray mists till a thousand tiny birds alight in a peppering and fluttering stir of time in greens of brine as the sun pries through…. ______________ McCaffery’s is ready to close but the owner, knowing douses the overheads and turns away leaving candlelight to crouch and duck and blink in circles How long and free we are allowed to gaze.... so full of wind and riffling water Stars above and stars below blooming on the floral silk of night Vespered lilacs exhale Votives of warmth beneath his hand Silk sweating— familial in their rocking Distant lightning loosens eternity
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 9:26 PM UTC
McCaffery's Coffee-- open late
"There in the midst of it so alive and alone Words support like bone..."  Peter Gabriel's  "Mercy Street" Orion abandons the sky dropping his club casting his belt toward the horizon Just once, for a moment, he glanced away from exalted **** his vanquished prey He’d seen the picture— A girl of sixteen lying awake—muses in her head eyes shut, arms thrown back behind pillow Tee shirt stretch across lean chest Hips mingle with blankets She is scattered there among the minions of her hair behind her mouth of unkissed words _______________ McCaffery's Coffee is open late He’s seen the picture Muses in his head His arm almost around her Hers on his shoulder Small—feather-light fingers lift the hair of his neck Reaching around her his hand searches and slides along her silk-draped hind ...and the view he has is amazing! _____________ Music— and waves pounding and lapping at the life he fears.... Little boat stranded in gray mists till a thousand tiny birds alight in a peppering and fluttering stir of time in greens of brine as the sun pries through…. ______________ McCaffery’s is ready to close but the owner, knowing douses the overheads and turns away leaving candlelight to crouch and duck and blink in circles How long and free we are allowed to gaze.... so full of wind and riffling water Stars above and stars below blooming on the floral silk of night Vespered lilacs exhale Votives of warmth beneath his hand Silk sweating— familial in their rocking Distant lightning loosens eternity
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The regions’ magic carpets are a-beckoning The brassware in the back bazaars aglow, Exotic spice is nice For a very reasonable price And the camel market’s just the place to go. But… Afghanistan’s dark Muslims are scheming The women folk are sharpening their knives, When foreign troops depart The bloodletting will start With collaborators screaming for their lives. The children of the Ottoman are smarting For their neighbours are showing them disdain By peppering with bombs Along with Syria’s pogroms And I wonder why the local folk complain? Oh the sun comes up with glory in old Egypt As another national leader meets demise And old Nasser’s bile will burn As from his grave he will return To try to rectify his children’s Holy lies. There are whispers of  a strike at the reactor. There are reactionary reactions from Iran With annulment of the bomb The region should resume aplomb But I have my doubts this mixture really can. And it never rains on dear old dusty Cairo, Here, you never feel the chill of falling snow, You may stalk the back bazaars For the rare blue water jars But you should really buy protection when you go. And they whinge that all the tourists here are dwindling That the middle Eastern charm is all but spent, When the red blood flows like wine In the good old Bhyzantine As the peace of night, with gunfire, is wrent. But… The dates are really sweet And the carpetry so neat And the music is exotic in the night, And with the flash of Asian eyes I can guarantee surprise As you flee for very life…with ****** fright! Marshalg From the dark Bazaar 23 October 2012 © 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 11:06 PM UTC
Magical Carpet Tour of the Mysterious Bhyzantine
The regions’ magic carpets are a-beckoning The brassware in the back bazaars aglow, Exotic spice is nice For a very reasonable price And the camel market’s just the place to go. But… Afghanistan’s dark Muslims are scheming The women folk are sharpening their knives, When foreign troops depart The bloodletting will start With collaborators screaming for their lives. The children of the Ottoman are smarting For their neighbours are showing them disdain By peppering with bombs Along with Syria’s pogroms And I wonder why the local folk complain? Oh the sun comes up with glory in old Egypt As another national leader meets demise And old Nasser’s bile will burn As from his grave he will return To try to rectify his children’s Holy lies. There are whispers of  a strike at the reactor. There are reactionary reactions from Iran With annulment of the bomb The region should resume aplomb But I have my doubts this mixture really can. And it never rains on dear old dusty Cairo, Here, you never feel the chill of falling snow, You may stalk the back bazaars For the rare blue water jars But you should really buy protection when you go. And they whinge that all the tourists here are dwindling That the middle Eastern charm is all but spent, When the red blood flows like wine In the good old Bhyzantine As the peace of night, with gunfire, is wrent. But… The dates are really sweet And the carpetry so neat And the music is exotic in the night, And with the flash of Asian eyes I can guarantee surprise As you flee for very life…with ****** fright! Marshalg From the dark Bazaar 23 October 2012 © 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Last night, I got kisses. They weren't sweet kisses, They weren't soft kisses. They were sharp kisses, They were swift kisses. They were the kind of kisses that leave marks. They were the kind of kisses that sting. They were peppering kisses, They were lightning kisses. They were biting kisses, They were a blade's kisses. They were the kinds of kisses I regret. They were the kinds of kisses that sting for days. They were silver kisses, They turned into red kisses. They weren't my first kisses, They weren't my last kisses. Last night, I got kisses.
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Jun 3, 2015
Jun 3, 2015 at 4:05 PM UTC
Sharp Kisses
a winter visit is blood to us, collected in our thumbs, pressed together, always distracted by effectively knowing that which is true: feral will never make do. going to the space needle, her mouth was a cowry shell that i saw in the water in my fingers i heard the snapping of twigs just that prickly little feeling saying “kenna, watch the corners of her mouth” lovely in the passenger seat my hand quaking ninety miles to go oregon behind, peppering the corridor with firs quietly i sang watery songs “run river run,” “golden vanity,” she slept with the stars sitting on her hair then seattle waited underneath her black dress (velvet, from her mother) wondering where will we stay- she woke up. from the sky fell zebra orchids, already dying
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 8:35 PM UTC
seattle
for jul she asks a-rat-a-tat sensible peppering of questions; “why do I give away my poems so easy and so fast, why me” the answer so readily apparent, so easy peasy lemon squeezy, my style is who you are! every-oft and every-then, a leader-reader believes my words so profound so entire so joyful wonderful! that title passes there and then a poem without a dedication but a-dressed-up-lovely without a ^hat,^  missing the zing of panache that makes its DNA complete, then someone comes along who loves it so more than enough, placing that rakish angled love with a bejeweled hat pin just so, and that hat makes the poem so much more, the jewel whispering confirmation vive la différence! so a dedication to/is purest dedication - exactly! and this one a jewel for the poem for jul be a just be cause 5:47am <•>
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 9:29 AM UTC
why I dedicate poems (jewel for jul just be cause)
Writing is about class. Class is about sitting in plastic, in the chill of morning and having to write down notes notes notes. Notes are about pens kissing paper, and peppering the page with inklings of half-baked thoughts and thought out truths on the stark white below. Thoughts and truths are about consciousness. Consciousness is about writing down notes notes notes on people who’s intricate names escape you, as the ink scratches dark caverns and rivers on the stark white below, so professors and professionals know we are consciously writing their thoughts, truths, and words Words are about tongue and confusion. Love, *** hate, love, meaning, working, feeling, biting, tearing, kicking, screaming, breathing, writing. Writing it all down, writing more. More tongue-in-cheek, more cheeks brushing, fingertips touching, and scribbling notes notes notes on the back of your hand in lust so you’ll never forget.
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Jan 7, 2014
Jan 7, 2014 at 11:27 PM UTC
Is About
like stars, her eyes following the path, time moulded into its caves the sky with its sapphire-mooned dome, the rustling trees where the fast wind swore and shook each crooked branch here beyond the houses and the well-kept lawns, the low walls and scrolled iron gates the sounds of the night a bat’s wing, the sagging wind gusting, smoke peppering the sky from chimneys in a thin flame or the jagged ice of a jaded moon where the horses in the woodland shook their manes, grey-eyed like athene and her owl, untired as a fog-spun sea, relentless and alive, the trees and their ghosts around her she held her breath, bare feet weaving along the sandy track, dress flowing, her arms covered in bracelets, her lips, coral-pink, brushed in peppermint, free to dream at last , eyes swallowing the dark lines of the trees, hanging the dusk from her eye lids, singing of the sweetness of the night and its ragged clouds, the raw dust of the moon. her dreams were blue pools, the night with its midnight leaves, her heart longed to be free, to wander through the trees as wild as the horses with their stone-like manes and sweeping metal hooves, brushed with the inks of the sky in the shadowy woods where everything was still but not still, where the moonlight carved its name in the woken tree.
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 12:24 PM UTC
the girl
I Winter's fog swirling, settling gently on the peak. Should I, or should I not charge the beast? Oh, but to climb, that serpentine road through this thick mystical Merlinesque brume. II I abandon all reasoning and don my armor to do battle with the slithering Wyvern, "The Pinnacle". My silver Steed awaits me. And in almost Ninja attire, helmet placed, cleats clicked and locked into pedals, I am one with my ride. III Mist now's upon me. Mist and bone cold. I trek upward to the proving ground. Drifting, as always,  into a trance, a meditation, ignoring pain as a pugilist. Shut up legs, I say. Shut up and give me one more day. Prompt me not   that I am the aged Warrior, for with every cadence I am reminded of my fleeting days. IV I crawl upon the spine of the dragon, out of my saddle and with the fullness of might, break loose from the fetters of the mundane, habitual world below these clouds. V Mist to rain, rain to ice. Diamond hard shards of sleet bounce off my helmet, peppering this snaking path towards heaven. Crystalline obstacles   to navigate on my surly descent. VI I have owned this battle before you know? Many times past. But like a moment, it can't be possessed. Still this right of passage I must pursue over and over and over til I am no more and my steed has been pawned. VII So quiet now high above the clouds, so alone, so away from the world. What solace. Oh, to die here. To fall and lay, looking up at these leafless trees, on this gray Winter's day. And to witness my last peacefilled thought. VIII But not today. No, not today for I am near the precipice. I step up the pace and route the enemy and laugh in deaths face. One more stroke, and I gut the beast. One more turn and I am exultant. Oh Rapture, Oh Felicity.
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 2:05 AM UTC
The Aged Warrior
I Winter's fog swirling, settling gently on the peak. Should I, or should I not charge the beast? Oh, but to climb, that serpentine road through this thick mystical Merlinesque brume. II I abandon all reasoning and don my armor to do battle with the slithering Wyvern, "The Pinnacle". My silver Steed awaits me. And in almost Ninja attire, helmet placed, cleats clicked and locked into pedals, I am one with my ride. III Mist now's upon me. Mist and bone cold. I trek upward to the proving ground. Drifting, as always,  into a trance, a meditation, ignoring pain as a pugilist. Shut up legs, I say. Shut up and give me one more day. Prompt me not   that I am the aged Warrior, for with every cadence I am reminded of my fleeting days. IV I crawl upon the spine of the dragon, out of my saddle and with the fullness of might, break loose from the fetters of the mundane, habitual world below these clouds. V Mist to rain, rain to ice. Diamond hard shards of sleet bounce off my helmet, peppering this snaking path towards heaven. Crystalline obstacles   to navigate on my surly descent. VI I have owned this battle before you know? Many times past. But like a moment, it can't be possessed. Still this right of passage I must pursue over and over and over til I am no more and my steed has been pawned. VII So quiet now high above the clouds, so alone, so away from the world. What solace. Oh, to die here. To fall and lay, looking up at these leafless trees, on this gray Winter's day. And to witness my last peacefilled thought. VIII But not today. No, not today for I am near the precipice. I step up the pace and route the enemy and laugh in deaths face. One more stroke, and I gut the beast. One more turn and I am exultant. Oh Rapture, Oh Felicity.
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I'm constantly living out of a car door window. Heading to dinner but never satisfied when I eat.   Always hungering for the next road:                              The seasoning of the lights,      The peppering of the people. The beast within always growling   Telling me       I'm       hungry   Brighter bulbs to hide from   More people to not talk to   More monuments to never visit           even when I live          10 minutes away. But the beast doesn't feed on the lights,                                       people,     streets,                         noise, stars, cars and manicured yards,          Trees, leaves, and jingling keys,                   Gravel roads, throaty toads,                              Big red barns and a river's flow.                                                                    It feeds on the want.                                                                              The need.                                                                      The desire to bleed.                                The car radio and willingness for the **** I put myself through. Obese with the metropolis electricity, Preparing to consume the next one:    [St. Louis]    [Chicago]    [Manhattan]    [LA]    Paris    Rome    Tokyo Staring into the reflection of the dead eyes of the person it once inhabited The hunger smiles in the window. Running away is fun [Disappearing] is easy (It's part of the history,) but it's never filling. Bigger city                             More people Brighter lights                                                                              Over and over                                                                             Fatter and fatter                                                                        Emptier and emptier                                                                  Sugar cane in a child's diet                                                           False calories in the form of "homes" Trapped in a little car, The driver belting Hallelujah.
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 1:44 AM UTC
On My Way To Missouri
I'm constantly living out of a car door window. Heading to dinner but never satisfied when I eat.   Always hungering for the next road:                              The seasoning of the lights,      The peppering of the people. The beast within always growling   Telling me       I'm       hungry   Brighter bulbs to hide from   More people to not talk to   More monuments to never visit           even when I live          10 minutes away. But the beast doesn't feed on the lights,                                       people,     streets,                         noise, stars, cars and manicured yards,          Trees, leaves, and jingling keys,                   Gravel roads, throaty toads,                              Big red barns and a river's flow.                                                                    It feeds on the want.                                                                              The need.                                                                      The desire to bleed.                                The car radio and willingness for the **** I put myself through. Obese with the metropolis electricity, Preparing to consume the next one:    [St. Louis]    [Chicago]    [Manhattan]    [LA]    Paris    Rome    Tokyo Staring into the reflection of the dead eyes of the person it once inhabited The hunger smiles in the window. Running away is fun [Disappearing] is easy (It's part of the history,) but it's never filling. Bigger city                             More people Brighter lights                                                                              Over and over                                                                             Fatter and fatter                                                                        Emptier and emptier                                                                  Sugar cane in a child's diet                                                           False calories in the form of "homes" Trapped in a little car, The driver belting Hallelujah.
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he doesn't know it but when i lay in his bed my mind is stringing together adjectives and airy phrases, trying unsuccessfully to pin down the emotions he breathes into me. he doesn't know it but when i kiss his skin, i imagine my lips peppering his chest neck and arms with ink stains that morph into words like "lover" and "darling". he doesn't know it but the smile he shares with me under the covers is pressed firmly into the corners of my heart, begging to be immortalized in words.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 11:03 PM UTC
what he knows
I An orange overcast this evening splayed pink hues stripes and saccharine beads. The twilight caricatures live golden years. Restless becoming in the garden of her drunken sons their flowers soaked in brass, seams bursting in uncontrollable laughter we pause. To admire the briefness of that era exploding its petals peppering spraying saliently we spill indoors churning across tabletops. My arms hang dead by my sides. Her eyes gaping sway swiftly biting deeply the dottedfaces lurch. Streets fall unconditional amidst tears we comb lips sharply distinctly her stubborn *** stumbling handles loosening she holds my hand my arms hang dead we pause.        II Children babble sunlight across lawns; I hear sirens traffic icecream nips our tongues twinge on windless pipes gust our hair flying smiling at laughter  from the playground behind us. Placid smiles stain enamoured halls; for glimpses we mumble necks crooked sheets flap  draped over bars her eyes waver glisten shiver. A warm breeze dries my hair. III Wallowing I oscillate utmost trep- -idation entangling grappling but hushed beneath foliage eyes downturned soil clings when her fingers impress deeper through to where rivers end. Glowing dawn I turn further lighter almost her hair caught between the floors; gently feverish we see turgid lines the tinniest cracks we pray on tranquil mornings. Window panes blemished it was spring only darker from deafened rivers throbbing; under lucid eyes I fold and heralds blare. We consume the silence sounding from still lakes.
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
an orange overcast this evening
I An orange overcast this evening splayed pink hues stripes and saccharine beads. The twilight caricatures live golden years. Restless becoming in the garden of her drunken sons their flowers soaked in brass, seams bursting in uncontrollable laughter we pause. To admire the briefness of that era exploding its petals peppering spraying saliently we spill indoors churning across tabletops. My arms hang dead by my sides. Her eyes gaping sway swiftly biting deeply the dottedfaces lurch. Streets fall unconditional amidst tears we comb lips sharply distinctly her stubborn *** stumbling handles loosening she holds my hand my arms hang dead we pause.        II Children babble sunlight across lawns; I hear sirens traffic icecream nips our tongues twinge on windless pipes gust our hair flying smiling at laughter  from the playground behind us. Placid smiles stain enamoured halls; for glimpses we mumble necks crooked sheets flap  draped over bars her eyes waver glisten shiver. A warm breeze dries my hair. III Wallowing I oscillate utmost trep- -idation entangling grappling but hushed beneath foliage eyes downturned soil clings when her fingers impress deeper through to where rivers end. Glowing dawn I turn further lighter almost her hair caught between the floors; gently feverish we see turgid lines the tinniest cracks we pray on tranquil mornings. Window panes blemished it was spring only darker from deafened rivers throbbing; under lucid eyes I fold and heralds blare. We consume the silence sounding from still lakes.
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Snowcles....falling calling card, resting, upturned faces Snowcles....falling like pendant droplets Seeking kind eyes Icicles.....frozen, swift like daggers Icicles.....frozen chapters, white pages Enlisting kind eyes Frostles....biting frosty jack back Frostles....emulsioning natures walls Reflecting in kind eyes                                                           Drowning in deep pupil pools Of blue hues, winking white lights                                                           Snow blizzards cooking on iceowaves Drifting, selling off last years frozen season                          Storming snow whips frosty fragments airborne Peppering the night sky with finely tuned Layers lacing, flitting and fitting superbly.....                                                                 giving birth to a white out
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Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 2:22 PM UTC
White Wonder
Copper nails And coloured sails Peppering the view Party hats And whisky vats Appearing from the blue Fireworks And dancing Turks Scarlet ribbons too Speeding cars And chocolate bars Once the cuckoo flew.
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Jul 31, 2021
Jul 31, 2021 at 7:34 AM UTC
The Cuckoo's Nest
*we’re merely strangers disguised as a family. four cornerstones propping up the dinner table -- a doll house when seen through a telescope, though the peachy porcelain pillars are tarnished by the cracks at their corners. “perfect family” shines in neon lettering on the threshold. it looms over us, frantically peppering the conversation long gone stale. it stings my eyes, and burns my tongue to speak. my teeth are plastic, my fingers plasticine, pieced together carelessly a millennia ago, when warmth still existed in the spaces between us. now, we are cloaked in our own despondencies, eyes staring not at each other, but through. we float past each other as ghosts; though I’m the only one who hears the echoes.*
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 5:51 AM UTC
PERFECT FAMILY
A brush, a flicker, bursting from the envelope of existence. A plate, a mouthful, simmering in the waters of approval. A smile, an achievement, Marking the period with good
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Dec 26, 2009
Dec 26, 2009 at 5:43 PM UTC
Peppering of normality
all the ******* leave the party early, attired in cackles, even though stilettos say otherwise, they laugh and squeamish assort a waiting line for a mongol tribe: open all hours minus the sunday, when jesus' ***** was dried; got to love a mother of a culprit readied for sacrifice and prayer lasting 2000 years. in between the party? a man walked idly musing his relevance, he popped a few balloons with his cigarette, his life flashed before his eye, notably an error, pornographic photos flashed before his eyes, not as bad as Gucci and gob anna in twisted anorexia... **** actresses take the catwalk... we all revolve around liking curves... plus **** in *** plus **** in **** plus **** in mouth, a holy trinity through and through; there was no offensive image shown, there was no offensive foghorn sound made, but she's too eager to censor communication, says f**k... hush... oompa loompa augustus needs the loo to **** out the roman empire... what entertains children breeds a fear for adults... what entertains adults makes children divvy... say piston and phallus in a rhyming symbiosis of tact... welcome you, welcome i; what doesn't entertain children does entertain adults? the reality of a mistaken fact that childhood passed? and of those who's childhood was orphanage? the free distribution of wealth... or a free distribution of justice be seriously taken along with vitamins? burp... are we shining with sun and vitamin c? perhaps we wished to have netted brown skin in a spider web of self-producing vitamin d of kenyan origin? ah i see, sneezes from cayenne peppering.
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 6:41 PM UTC
oompa loompa
all the ******* leave the party early, attired in cackles, even though stilettos say otherwise, they laugh and squeamish assort a waiting line for a mongol tribe: open all hours minus the sunday, when jesus' ***** was dried; got to love a mother of a culprit readied for sacrifice and prayer lasting 2000 years. in between the party? a man walked idly musing his relevance, he popped a few balloons with his cigarette, his life flashed before his eye, notably an error, pornographic photos flashed before his eyes, not as bad as Gucci and gob anna in twisted anorexia... **** actresses take the catwalk... we all revolve around liking curves... plus **** in *** plus **** in **** plus **** in mouth, a holy trinity through and through; there was no offensive image shown, there was no offensive foghorn sound made, but she's too eager to censor communication, says f**k... hush... oompa loompa augustus needs the loo to **** out the roman empire... what entertains children breeds a fear for adults... what entertains adults makes children divvy... say piston and phallus in a rhyming symbiosis of tact... welcome you, welcome i; what doesn't entertain children does entertain adults? the reality of a mistaken fact that childhood passed? and of those who's childhood was orphanage? the free distribution of wealth... or a free distribution of justice be seriously taken along with vitamins? burp... are we shining with sun and vitamin c? perhaps we wished to have netted brown skin in a spider web of self-producing vitamin d of kenyan origin? ah i see, sneezes from cayenne peppering.
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With their necks and hair and noses fancy chairs hams hips, laughs. Voices sque- a sudden movement rushing, racing sand smashing crashing peppering the audience -aghast shocking, tragedy. It was so pretty too. With their necks and hair and noses fancy chairs hams hips, less laughter Voices still squeaking They walk out doors and into cars and back into reality.
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 2:48 PM UTC
It's That Time Of The Year Already
When the first boy who leaves goose bumps trailing your skin plays your favorite Death Cab for Cutie song on guitar--stop him. With the notes wedged under his fingernails, stuck like they are in your head, you'll never be able to listen again without cringing. It's 3AM when you're clawing bones to hold yourself together, you wonder: "Is the memory of me a light peppering his ceiling, keeping him awake?" "Love" should have stayed a word, not a fight.  Loneliness is a date spent sniveling into the sleeve of a different boy because Chili's played your favorite Death Cab for Cutie song. But if he comes back, asking for a poem--don't write one. It won't be any more appreciated than you were two years ago.
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 12:27 PM UTC
I Will Follow you into the Dark. (Zach)
The stars Once ceaseless Infinite Now sprinkle the dark As if accidents Tiny holes Peppering the black With their hopeful presence ​ Only the brightest are permitted to shine While the rest lay trapped Behind the blanket of dusk Which is cool upon the skin And warm within my heart But I will break it open Uncaging the sky Allowing weaker stars to see the world Before dawn comes again Awestruck I will breathe them in Before back out Into the night They will ascend
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Oct 29, 2016
Oct 29, 2016 at 2:03 PM UTC
Uncaging the Sky
I wonder if truck drivers ever get tired of the open road, Where cars speed past in angst of their destination, Red and white lights filling the darkness. Endless dedication to wearing down the pavement that sticks to the Earth like a bandaid. I wonder if Earth gets tired of us littering, Destroying, Peppering it's surface with blemishes to be reconciled with. I wonder when humanity is to be torn down, Another plague roaming the planet ready to be wiped out soon enough. We don't compare to the locusts, The frogs, The volcano ready to wipe us out. 40,000 years overdue, The ash ready to cover the sky and pollute our lungs until we suffocate. I wonder what will happen to the highway then, Maybe reclaimed by the grass that once existed here. I hope the car lights stop shining, I hope the truck drivers reach their destination to finally rest from the constant stop-and-go.
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Jun 16, 2017
Jun 16, 2017 at 10:28 PM UTC
Highway Lights
***Peer out the frosty crack'd windowpain translucent poetry in fractured hand vintage thoughts rise from a steam'd cuppa emphatic billowing overtures prelude to the days's negotiations darkly processing as ink bleeds out through cynical purse'd lips embers of dark eye's glean'd glow mind field's traffic steadily high-season'd blinking lights dimly reflect'd thunder gingerly flavor'd pungency's flair smacking on a charm'd lick of despair speculating rain'd on parades chagrin put on another *** of stimulating spirits peppering a **** melodious harmony pen'd a snappy sparkle with a bite left out on a din'd windowsill overnight hullabaloo's brouhaha made a boisterous clatter bedlam nearly snared the disquiet of will's disposition dancing moon lover's save another testament'd hue witness'd by evidence within a cafe's smoky allusions covenant's bargain within the scheme of another frosted avenue forced to whittle time in disguise flying above landscape'd rhyme sword'd dilemma's cut another frothy fizzling perspective twilight closes illusion's blinds on facades picturesque view delusion's of a torture'd poet stirring in frenzy's flurry never slumbers***
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Feb 9, 2014
Feb 9, 2014 at 2:16 PM UTC
Mind field's windowpain...
you didn't give me the key to your heart. It's fine, I'm a fairly decent locksmith. And instead of floating in the sea of blue in your eyes, I just drowned. My little boat almost didn't save me. The warmth of your body next to mine just scorched and burned me, so I showered in a waterfall of aloe. Your kisses peppering my shoulders, turned into knives stabbing my damaged skin. And out of nowhere, I pulled out some bandages.
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 9:39 PM UTC
I Can Be Strong
i will clean my room tonight and wonder if this is the last time a man has to come and look it over. maybe next time we will own this house and i won't have to worry about being kicked out because we can't pay. i used to own a big yellow house an old one with a green roof and sunshine-smiles peppering the air now it is a war zone mommy made it that way. i will find home someday home is where the heart is when i find my heart i will know where to look my heart piece is somewhere in that dungeon i will take my sword and find it
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 11:18 PM UTC
the boss at the end is my mother