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a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities... *that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who knows the when and why of differing cuddling styles... a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who knows when to leave a man alone alone in his man-mourning time, distance needed, letting his ex-rage dissipate or watching his red and blue football redefine ignominy... a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when the man low whistles, eyes adrift, she heartily agrees and is reciprocity rewarded regularly with hunk alerts of "hey-check-him-out!" that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, a tigress in the bedroom she asking, try this, I'll love it, served with a desert demo of awkward afterward, his less-than-perfect cuddling abilities a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who doesn't abhor partner silences, comforting they are, in their own ways, lying side by side, interrupted only by peccadillo body noises unexpected and sheepish apologies and loving arm stroking a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who lets the man roar, top of voice, when imprisoned in car,   his voice, un enfant terrible, performs with Creedence Clearwater a sing-a-long in traffic, asking "Have you ever seen the rain" while amidst Israel-leaving-Egypt Sunday beach traffic on the L.I.E. a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, when it's pheromones  alternative mode day, he celebrates Carole King day, she demonstrates her cuddling abilities, par excellence, with kisses and tissues a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities... a woman, plain confident in her abilities no matter the situational status, when confronted by less-than-crazy-impetuous, she smiling says "why not," when he proposes, a movie and dinner in a fav haunt? "plenty excellent enough" her answer, spoke in a rising voice full of unfeigned delight a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, accepting the unexpected airport embrace on a moving sidewalk, unexpected delays with the aplomb of a well lived life's long term sustainability perspective when he kisses her hand for no reason, while driving 75 miles per hour, she only winces internally, the other hand vise-grasping the other door's handle, who brushes hair wisps in a dark movie, celebrating her Bathsheba Everdeen's duality of strength and tenderness a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when on second date he proposes a non-exclusive relationship, confident enough to high-five respond, and laugh about it, seven years on a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when she reads it, analyzing the oeuvre as "too **** personal and as usual too **** long"* that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities in everything... even a little occasional criticism
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 10:45 AM UTC
a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities...
a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities... *that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who knows the when and why of differing cuddling styles... a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who knows when to leave a man alone alone in his man-mourning time, distance needed, letting his ex-rage dissipate or watching his red and blue football redefine ignominy... a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when the man low whistles, eyes adrift, she heartily agrees and is reciprocity rewarded regularly with hunk alerts of "hey-check-him-out!" that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, a tigress in the bedroom she asking, try this, I'll love it, served with a desert demo of awkward afterward, his less-than-perfect cuddling abilities a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who doesn't abhor partner silences, comforting they are, in their own ways, lying side by side, interrupted only by peccadillo body noises unexpected and sheepish apologies and loving arm stroking a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, who lets the man roar, top of voice, when imprisoned in car,   his voice, un enfant terrible, performs with Creedence Clearwater a sing-a-long in traffic, asking "Have you ever seen the rain" while amidst Israel-leaving-Egypt Sunday beach traffic on the L.I.E. a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, when it's pheromones  alternative mode day, he celebrates Carole King day, she demonstrates her cuddling abilities, par excellence, with kisses and tissues a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities... a woman, plain confident in her abilities no matter the situational status, when confronted by less-than-crazy-impetuous, she smiling says "why not," when he proposes, a movie and dinner in a fav haunt? "plenty excellent enough" her answer, spoke in a rising voice full of unfeigned delight a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, accepting the unexpected airport embrace on a moving sidewalk, unexpected delays with the aplomb of a well lived life's long term sustainability perspective when he kisses her hand for no reason, while driving 75 miles per hour, she only winces internally, the other hand vise-grasping the other door's handle, who brushes hair wisps in a dark movie, celebrating her Bathsheba Everdeen's duality of strength and tenderness a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when on second date he proposes a non-exclusive relationship, confident enough to high-five respond, and laugh about it, seven years on a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities, that when she reads it, analyzing the oeuvre as "too **** personal and as usual too **** long"* that's all any man wants, a woman, confident in her cuddling abilities in everything... even a little occasional criticism
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So in this Month your Heart begins to press For Good October promises your Due Thinking of Delight and Travel Costs less, And finally meeting her through and through Her arm must have healed, given Time's duty No more must such Fortress wall you apart Her, Blessed Pronoun who cheers you truly On her own Springboard she performs her Part As you guide Witness to her own Unique Craft, That Guideline which does greatly Inspire Now look! Her Swan whips the Air; And the Draft Begs humbly deep its legs to retire. Your Hug was her Reward; Then the Flannel Covers your Cheers on the Upper Panel.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:53 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ELEVEN - TOM DALEY
Red streaks of thin hair, finely cured, Sugar-coded skin, sweet yet sticky inside…and then you sniff, Freshly sliced with soft cries for help, the grass grows, Dried in the most delightful setting; a miniature shadow of the sun, The initials share a basketball in one palm- -The pop from the stereo reflects the ripple of a king- -----------------------0----------------------------0------------------------- A complete package within, once the engine has revved- the liftoff- Find yourself inside of her powers; the majestic magic maneuvers the mind, Mend many memories and flick the switch on the motionless projector, Guilty pleasures please the people and protect peaceful guidance, Keep close the cultivation of a captivating lover- -She will rise in your soul like helium in the lungs- --------------------0--------------------0-------------------- She, who I breathe for, calls my name; forever entering the cave, I broke off a chunk of everything she has grown to be, Crumbled, chalk-like pollen, piles into mounds of distraction, I set flame to the lone match and touch the wick- a silent sway- She burns, her hair still a fiery-ruby blend, but like all living expectation- -The ash separates and with the wind…she performs flips-
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 3:44 PM UTC
Strawberry Cough
This specific autumnal celebration is characterised by throbbing obscenities, where a masquerade of piety resembles the trembling jester as he performs before medieval royalty. Oh, to witness the salmon run in Northern ecosystems where the caniform classification stands in a dominant stance at the edge of the falls. So, my independent and competitive contemporary, let us bow with sober reflection at those anthropological schools who swim upstream in this spiritual river in the vain pursuit of unattainable freedom. Today, on this second Monday of October, the name of the game has been brutally ***** by propagandist salesmen. So, at this juncture of existential consumerism, we stand within the jaws of our ever-smiling aristocracy. But, if you dare to open your eyes, my friend of unfathomable denial; you will find that the tradition is called Thanksgiving.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 9:46 PM UTC
The Gratitude of Consumerism
sound of waves crashing against shore she says it’s the tone in your voice sound of waves crashing against shore he asks what tone are you referring to what are you hearing sound of waves crashing against shore she says i’m an artist too you don’t have to tell me sound of waves crashing against shore he explains i was simply affirming my vocation in order to elucidate why i perceive another way sound of waves crashing against shore she says you don’t need to pose or differentiate for me you are so ******* self-absorbed sound of waves crashing against shore he answers self-conscious possibly not self-absorbed i think it is intelligent to question everything to suspect all we see think we know maybe a greater mystery than any of us realize exists beyond all our beliefs sound of waves crashing against shore she says i think it’s time for us to stop talking sound of waves crashing against shore he says why can’t you make it easy why must everything be a fight sound of waves crashing against shore her ****** becomes a deep dark narrowing tunnel he is trapped in thinning air smells like ocean sound of waves crashing against shore her voice detached distant disaffected says fine sound of waves crashing against shore he questions fine? find? line? sign? can you hear me? anyone hear me? sound of waves crashing against shore she purposely ignores his panting gasping shrieking sound of waves crashing against shore later she tells the surgeon who performs the extraction then the police detectives who conduct the investigation she had no idea he was lost in there sound of waves crashing against shore unanimous jury finds her guilty she screams out at courtroom he was a self-absorbed dreamer this is all wrong sound of waves crashing against shore the judge declares mistrial dismisses case based on prosecution’s inability to refute so-called artist’s willingness to enter of his own volition sound of waves crashing against shore late at night she feels his voice whisper circulating through her body haunting her sound of waves crashing against shore
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Oct 17, 2010
Oct 17, 2010 at 8:47 AM UTC
sound of waves crashing against shore
sound of waves crashing against shore she says it’s the tone in your voice sound of waves crashing against shore he asks what tone are you referring to what are you hearing sound of waves crashing against shore she says i’m an artist too you don’t have to tell me sound of waves crashing against shore he explains i was simply affirming my vocation in order to elucidate why i perceive another way sound of waves crashing against shore she says you don’t need to pose or differentiate for me you are so ******* self-absorbed sound of waves crashing against shore he answers self-conscious possibly not self-absorbed i think it is intelligent to question everything to suspect all we see think we know maybe a greater mystery than any of us realize exists beyond all our beliefs sound of waves crashing against shore she says i think it’s time for us to stop talking sound of waves crashing against shore he says why can’t you make it easy why must everything be a fight sound of waves crashing against shore her ****** becomes a deep dark narrowing tunnel he is trapped in thinning air smells like ocean sound of waves crashing against shore her voice detached distant disaffected says fine sound of waves crashing against shore he questions fine? find? line? sign? can you hear me? anyone hear me? sound of waves crashing against shore she purposely ignores his panting gasping shrieking sound of waves crashing against shore later she tells the surgeon who performs the extraction then the police detectives who conduct the investigation she had no idea he was lost in there sound of waves crashing against shore unanimous jury finds her guilty she screams out at courtroom he was a self-absorbed dreamer this is all wrong sound of waves crashing against shore the judge declares mistrial dismisses case based on prosecution’s inability to refute so-called artist’s willingness to enter of his own volition sound of waves crashing against shore late at night she feels his voice whisper circulating through her body haunting her sound of waves crashing against shore
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The old fable covers a doctrine ever new and sublime; that there is One Man, — present to all particular men only partially, or through one faculty; and that you must take the whole society to find the whole man. Man is not a farmer, or a professor, or an engineer, but he is all. Man is priest, and scholar, and statesman, and producer, and soldier. In the divided or social state, these functions are parcelled out to individuals, each of whom aims to do his stint of the joint work, whilst each other performs his. The fable implies, that the individual, to possess himself, must sometimes return from his own labor to embrace all the other laborers. But unfortunately, this original unit, this fountain of power, has been so distributed to multitudes, has been so minutely subdivided and peddled out, that it is spilled into drops, and cannot be gathered. The state of society is one in which the members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters, — a good finger, a neck, a stomach, an elbow, but never a man. Man is thus metamorphosed into a thing, into many things. The planter, who is Man sent out into the field to gather food, is seldom cheered by any idea of the true dignity of his ministry. He sees his bushel and his cart, and nothing beyond, and sinks into the farmer, instead of Man on the farm. The tradesman scarcely ever gives an ideal worth to his work, but is ridden by the routine of his craft, and the soul is subject to dollars. The priest becomes a form; the attorney, a statute-book; the mechanic, a machine; the sailor, a rope of a ship.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Excerpt from: "The American Scholar" -Ralph Waldo Emmerson
The old fable covers a doctrine ever new and sublime; that there is One Man, — present to all particular men only partially, or through one faculty; and that you must take the whole society to find the whole man. Man is not a farmer, or a professor, or an engineer, but he is all. Man is priest, and scholar, and statesman, and producer, and soldier. In the divided or social state, these functions are parcelled out to individuals, each of whom aims to do his stint of the joint work, whilst each other performs his. The fable implies, that the individual, to possess himself, must sometimes return from his own labor to embrace all the other laborers. But unfortunately, this original unit, this fountain of power, has been so distributed to multitudes, has been so minutely subdivided and peddled out, that it is spilled into drops, and cannot be gathered. The state of society is one in which the members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters, — a good finger, a neck, a stomach, an elbow, but never a man. Man is thus metamorphosed into a thing, into many things. The planter, who is Man sent out into the field to gather food, is seldom cheered by any idea of the true dignity of his ministry. He sees his bushel and his cart, and nothing beyond, and sinks into the farmer, instead of Man on the farm. The tradesman scarcely ever gives an ideal worth to his work, but is ridden by the routine of his craft, and the soul is subject to dollars. The priest becomes a form; the attorney, a statute-book; the mechanic, a machine; the sailor, a rope of a ship.
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Cloaked in black And sparkly purple sequins, Waving his magic wand in the air. He performs In front of one crowd After another. The audience gasp in awe As he pulls a rabbit Out of his top hat. People wonder, "How does he do it?" When he performs yet another card trick. Finally the show is over. The magician stands on the stage, alone, Getting ready for his next act. Magic, It may seem mystical for the ordinary person, But to the magician, It's an everyday thing.
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Apr 7, 2014
Apr 7, 2014 at 4:19 AM UTC
Magician
I’m just a fading echo of my younger self, an empty shadow who performs a preordained ballet with a broken leg red and inflamed. I’m just a broken ceramic figurine that is beautiful but barely seen and seldom appreciated for the quality I bring. I’m just a Poe and Van Gogh tragic romantic poet longing to connect to world that forgets its humanity constantly. I’m just tired.
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Sep 29, 2018
Sep 29, 2018 at 9:24 AM UTC
Untitled 0.
*she returns from her classes, ballet, yoga, core something and Zumba for flavoring, her hair, an upward, toe pointing cannon of mop mess, her face glowing flushed, one look and I know she is both, morphing high, wipeout exhausted a little ritual she performs somewhere between "it was great and she (the instructor) killed us," auto sub conscious, she looks herself over, twisting elegantly like the Argentine tango dancer she is, in the mirrored closet doors raising both arms to see (show off) the sums of her endeavors, the exoskeletal musculature she has earned, a life long effort, like a prize fighter as he macho enters the ring, an alpha male gesture if ever there was one, made over to say, hey boy, look at me! *and the boy looks her over, always thinking, but never revealing, that it is her muscles of mindfulness and mercy, that take his breath away, the ones that are worked out daily, the ones that surround and work the heart beating, the lung inhaler of humans in need, exhaling the richest oxygen for others to breathe and the boy does his service, providing a "wow" or "very impressive," only you and he know his real thinking, and his muscle memories secret, you to keep, just between us, and his secret identity, only love poetry...* 8:52pm 7/20/17
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Jul 20, 2017
Jul 20, 2017 at 8:59 PM UTC
of mindfulness and mercy muscle memory
Tame this itch that refuses to be scratched It starts behind the eyes, digging in your tear ducts, pulling on irises, blowing pupils wide Moving to lips causing a trembling, a stilling Wet heat glides over, the pink muscle performs Under every skin cell, the itch ripples through Inside, the heart shivers, stomach flops, gut wrenches Heat spreads, head to toe, burning extremities red
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May 5, 2014
May 5, 2014 at 1:12 PM UTC
Lust
Virgo The scratching sound the pen makes as it spills its ink upon the paper The tension The friction The slight resistance and minor show of force the ink and paper perpetrate against the words against the writer as if to push back The writer channels his muse summons his mate performs and act of love embarks on an endeavor much more family to *** than he will ever admit everytime as if it were the first the writer creates © Christopher F. Brown 2013
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Aug 7, 2013
Aug 7, 2013 at 8:05 PM UTC
Virgo
there is not a sexist bone in my body. not a one. there is not a bone in my body entire, that it's marrow, but just tinged, more singed, nay, more, more, burnt and burning with ****** desire. ****** desire is a concerto of the five sense organs: vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. my body performs Halley's Fifth. my woman listens carefully.
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 4:03 PM UTC
1 x 3: there is not a sexist bone in my body
The last king will not be a king.                The bit player, Beggar nor Thief.                as the pastor, Actor plays lawyer.            as lawyer acting.                          The slave as the master.                          Light refracts fantastic,                          performs bombastic                          preaching in the pulpit
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Oct 4, 2012
Oct 4, 2012 at 1:12 AM UTC
Beggar or Thief
the morning sky performs a hot dance of rain. ever-growing lime washes away, white and sour mistaken by some noses as aromatics. a season of ever-ending frost absent from windows and misty misty journey through the rain without an umbrella. rain jilts its luscious sun-lover behind clouds. it beheads drops into the thin morning air only to be crushed by the sidewalk. this excites the worms who unearth themselves like fishing-bait zombies. the worms are then eaten by the birds who brave the rain and the slick sidewalk, once baptized, now eats their **** I step in a puddle with my rain boots. there are holes in their heels, and I feel my skin start to crinkle. I think of you for the first time in sky water unsubmerged docked landed and lean in to the liquid veil.
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Aug 7, 2017
Aug 7, 2017 at 12:13 PM UTC
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it is one desire I have kept away it is there behind Revenge a jealous sister she is there her hair black as vanilla eyes cold and numb she taunts and pulls to reveal the flickering foresight of what is capable what is expected center stage she quivers “Revenge is a thought” “Revenge is a coward” “let me act” “perform” ****** She pulls ****** She yanks pulling at the very thread of desire her sound is dark yet sweet a howl screaming for embrace a performance rhythmically polished with saber and dagger tip toe and pivot she performs the act the act of revenge
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 8:41 PM UTC
It is there behind Revenge
For when he appears, My lungs fill with flowers  And for a moment I  Forget to breathe. The slumberling caterpillar  In my stomach Performs metamorphosis And flutters around Trying to break free. The rivers named veins Fill and rush to my chest, To my head and I forget to think. For when he smiles, His eyes come alive, And I wonder Does he thinks of me this way.
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Sep 20, 2017
Sep 20, 2017 at 11:38 AM UTC
He Appears
Have you ever thought that a poet's pen performs "open heart "surgery every time it writes?
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Jun 26, 2025
Jun 26, 2025 at 3:44 AM UTC
Open Heart Surgery
WHISTLING AND SNIFFING SIMULTANEOUSLY Whistling and sniffing at the same time Can’t hold hands or rather get married United and collaborative in any case This duo may perhaps land into the life of some person The kind of man whose who acts, Performs duties of the shepherd on the flock. Like his initial master, He condemns wickedness, Goes against what is religiously evil, And exults the righteous. But he soon he craves for another pair of his robe For he does accumulate an avalanche of resources, His eyes are soon blinded. Would his robe evade being soiled? Co-operative sniffing and whistling, Can hatch into temptations to anybody, Even the half-human, half God Did he not get tested in the wilderness? Our big man opens his eyes one day, Finds himself campaigning and competing for, Trying to woo for citizens’ keys, Essentials for serving the people in a wider circle. Perhaps his whistling guides his path. Brings him in the companionship of Other servants of the people. Any devoted service present in that house really? Brotherly whistling and sniffing, May make one’s conscience slither backwards, Two or more steps into mud. He is now influential, A famous societal figure. His fat salary seconded with some allowances. Or even thirded with public developmental resources, Guarantees him total luxury. Is this not an opportunistic opportunist? Our Sniffer and whistler is contended, Complacent with his success. Jubilant with him servant is his ‘first Master ’ For keeping to the ‘sacred’ scriptures. The vehicle which carried him straight, One way to heaven gets crippled, It can’t manage to hit the road Like its American, British and Chinese counterparts, His sincere promise goes unfulfilled Unmet due to his pretentious pretence. His ‘second’ Master gets extremely mad. For loyalty and faithfulness denied. And furiously plucks him from glory. Simultaneous whistling and sniffing, The ‘initial’ heaven can’t simply put up with them. A wise servant of the masses A true leader should only whistle at a time, Sniff at a time. But not sniffing and whistling simultaneously.
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 3:28 AM UTC
Whistling and Sniffing Simultaneously
WHISTLING AND SNIFFING SIMULTANEOUSLY Whistling and sniffing at the same time Can’t hold hands or rather get married United and collaborative in any case This duo may perhaps land into the life of some person The kind of man whose who acts, Performs duties of the shepherd on the flock. Like his initial master, He condemns wickedness, Goes against what is religiously evil, And exults the righteous. But he soon he craves for another pair of his robe For he does accumulate an avalanche of resources, His eyes are soon blinded. Would his robe evade being soiled? Co-operative sniffing and whistling, Can hatch into temptations to anybody, Even the half-human, half God Did he not get tested in the wilderness? Our big man opens his eyes one day, Finds himself campaigning and competing for, Trying to woo for citizens’ keys, Essentials for serving the people in a wider circle. Perhaps his whistling guides his path. Brings him in the companionship of Other servants of the people. Any devoted service present in that house really? Brotherly whistling and sniffing, May make one’s conscience slither backwards, Two or more steps into mud. He is now influential, A famous societal figure. His fat salary seconded with some allowances. Or even thirded with public developmental resources, Guarantees him total luxury. Is this not an opportunistic opportunist? Our Sniffer and whistler is contended, Complacent with his success. Jubilant with him servant is his ‘first Master ’ For keeping to the ‘sacred’ scriptures. The vehicle which carried him straight, One way to heaven gets crippled, It can’t manage to hit the road Like its American, British and Chinese counterparts, His sincere promise goes unfulfilled Unmet due to his pretentious pretence. His ‘second’ Master gets extremely mad. For loyalty and faithfulness denied. And furiously plucks him from glory. Simultaneous whistling and sniffing, The ‘initial’ heaven can’t simply put up with them. A wise servant of the masses A true leader should only whistle at a time, Sniff at a time. But not sniffing and whistling simultaneously.
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Hot gold runs a winding stream on the inside of a green bowl. Yellow trickles in a fan figure, scatters a line of skirmishes, spreads a chorus of dancing girls, performs blazing ochre evolutions, gathers the whole show into one stream, forgets the past and rolls on. The sea-mist green of the bowl's bottom is a dark throat of sky crossed by quarreling forks of umber and ochre and yellow changing faces.
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Crucible
seven years young, always sharing a still smile. You find him decked out and drowning in choir robes, with Golden curls placed gently on a hammered head. This boy plays piano in a dead sanctuary Following familial rule, until he let it all go. the boy began playing music unwritten, off hymnal sheets Harmonious melodies stream from dancing fingertips, Intrinsically clearing the once-cloudy air with vivacious voodoo. The boy’s fingers groove up and down the piano, His touch graces ivory keys and His foot performs a rhythmic pedal-pressing tango. He calls the audience: everywhere, eyes ignite like flame: A communal headturn towards the piano. They need more. They crave it. All the sanctuary people rise from the seats, Abandon their pews, they enclose this boy. No means to scare him, they want to experience. The audience turns their ears towards the piano’s emissions,   Emanating from within Inhaling soundwaves— Intoxicatingly sweet. They absorb his notes into every pore of their skin, Fueling their bodies with musical nutrients. Electric jolts flow right into the room’s extremities. They let down their hair and begin to dance. Until a brief noise, distinctive throat-clearing, came through the speakers; Heads shifted to the podium, only to see their ticked-off pastor, Smirking and waving sarcastically. Discipline. The congregation stumbled back to their seats. The boy stopped playing. Ending the enchantment, killing the sanctuary. Air again filled with ‘God’s voice’ through the mouth of the speaker. A speaker who just wanted attention. The boy slipped out of the piano seat, out the church’s doors. You want to chase after him, give him a ride Where could the boy be going in the middle of the storm? The pastor’s prodigal son.
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 10:17 PM UTC
The Boy Who Played the Piano
seven years young, always sharing a still smile. You find him decked out and drowning in choir robes, with Golden curls placed gently on a hammered head. This boy plays piano in a dead sanctuary Following familial rule, until he let it all go. the boy began playing music unwritten, off hymnal sheets Harmonious melodies stream from dancing fingertips, Intrinsically clearing the once-cloudy air with vivacious voodoo. The boy’s fingers groove up and down the piano, His touch graces ivory keys and His foot performs a rhythmic pedal-pressing tango. He calls the audience: everywhere, eyes ignite like flame: A communal headturn towards the piano. They need more. They crave it. All the sanctuary people rise from the seats, Abandon their pews, they enclose this boy. No means to scare him, they want to experience. The audience turns their ears towards the piano’s emissions,   Emanating from within Inhaling soundwaves— Intoxicatingly sweet. They absorb his notes into every pore of their skin, Fueling their bodies with musical nutrients. Electric jolts flow right into the room’s extremities. They let down their hair and begin to dance. Until a brief noise, distinctive throat-clearing, came through the speakers; Heads shifted to the podium, only to see their ticked-off pastor, Smirking and waving sarcastically. Discipline. The congregation stumbled back to their seats. The boy stopped playing. Ending the enchantment, killing the sanctuary. Air again filled with ‘God’s voice’ through the mouth of the speaker. A speaker who just wanted attention. The boy slipped out of the piano seat, out the church’s doors. You want to chase after him, give him a ride Where could the boy be going in the middle of the storm? The pastor’s prodigal son.
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Your beauty is a mystery, The ęwa that the sun can not Withstand, Your smiles that scholars Can not fathom. Ajoke, the aręwa of our village, I had known you since you came Of Age. Adesina the only heir to the Oba, The Queen said he hasn't be sleeping since He saw at the yam festival. Balogun, the warrior of our village, Promised the King 300 victories to have you, Ayankola the prominent drummer, That performs at the village square, His 'konga'  gives vulnerability to hips, He wonders what have become of yours, Odewale, the best village Hunter, He has sent his wives packing to have you. Alamu, the village woodcarver, That carved even Oduduwa, He has no clue how to carve your beauty. Bashiru, the son of omowumi, The palmwine tapper, His is ready so supply 300 kegs to have you. Olaniyi, the biggest village farmer, With plenty of barns, is ready to Give all this for your beauty. Ajoke Ashake you are the goddess Of beauty! The beauty bird sing for, That attraction men speak of, The smiles poets write of, Your beauty is a mystery! To her who never noticed me But her name protest to leave my lips.
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Jul 3, 2016
Jul 3, 2016 at 8:13 AM UTC
Fatal attraction
If you wait long enough and allow the silence that roams through the air to stream into your system, you will be lucky enough to see Her in Her wake. Who, you ask? Our Earth. You can just about see Her blink in the clouds, and Her blue pupils in the vast sky. As she wakes Her little souldiers up and prepares the day for Her people. You can see a driven arachnid as it pulls for its little significant life up the bark of a strong standing tree that was able to handle its own through the night time, with none but a natural rope. You can see the winged pilots as they take off into the open blue. If you listen carefully enough, maybe you can hear the sweet messages hidden in the midst of their honey-like twitter. You can see the newly dressed Autumn leaf let go of the water droplets it has used through the night as though sweating after a long night's work. You can hear the young laughter of the first few children as they run about free in a field of their own, you can almost smell their candy-scented breaths. You can see the shadows of the trees as they drag away on the ground, just before they retire for the day. As the dusk progresses, The Sun smiles brighter because it knows that it has human spirits to cheer up, a human duty that it so happily performs. In the night, I will thank Her for the beauty that she bears and welcome The Night with free sense, for He sings a beautiful lullaby to put Her and Her hard-working souldiers to rest. And if you listen just right, you can hear His perfect rhythm of nature so that you may sleep as peacefully as She is.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 6:03 AM UTC
When She Wakes Up
If you wait long enough and allow the silence that roams through the air to stream into your system, you will be lucky enough to see Her in Her wake. Who, you ask? Our Earth. You can just about see Her blink in the clouds, and Her blue pupils in the vast sky. As she wakes Her little souldiers up and prepares the day for Her people. You can see a driven arachnid as it pulls for its little significant life up the bark of a strong standing tree that was able to handle its own through the night time, with none but a natural rope. You can see the winged pilots as they take off into the open blue. If you listen carefully enough, maybe you can hear the sweet messages hidden in the midst of their honey-like twitter. You can see the newly dressed Autumn leaf let go of the water droplets it has used through the night as though sweating after a long night's work. You can hear the young laughter of the first few children as they run about free in a field of their own, you can almost smell their candy-scented breaths. You can see the shadows of the trees as they drag away on the ground, just before they retire for the day. As the dusk progresses, The Sun smiles brighter because it knows that it has human spirits to cheer up, a human duty that it so happily performs. In the night, I will thank Her for the beauty that she bears and welcome The Night with free sense, for He sings a beautiful lullaby to put Her and Her hard-working souldiers to rest. And if you listen just right, you can hear His perfect rhythm of nature so that you may sleep as peacefully as She is.
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It positively affects my mood. I become more independent of the society, I help people with their stuff and entertain them with my poems, stories, couplets, jokes, essays, songs & guitar. I also take to first-hand social service whenever possible and I've also taught some underprivileged children & imparted elementary education to them. I get my poetry ideas from this activity. I think & feel differently about the world. I look the others into their eyes with piercing confidence and I think you never had that confidence. I feel stronger & more in control. My appetite has greatly improved from being a poor eater in my childhood to a healthy eater in my adulthood. My virility isn't affected at all and instead, I gain more stamina and manliness; my tool is strengthened. My imagination power, IQ and hence smartness is also increased - believe me these have actually increased. I cleared 9 & 10 examinations in my engineering degree two different times at one attempt each and my response time is greatly improved. I become more confident. My strength isn't reduced, but I go to the gym and I exercise as good as others. My power & force are perfectly normal. My eyes are shining bright, dark black in the middle of pure white. I have never got any dark circles. It takes me no more than 10 minutes to recover completely, it depends on the body about how it performs. Over-use of anything - even oxygen as it oxidizes body & mind - is utterly harmful. Quality has become thicker & brighter each day I exercise. So keep hands on your tools than some ****** books blaspheming against the new-found rage. Consult an expert instead of developing your own stories or believing the same old ****** stories. Everything has a limit and within that limit, it is extremely enjoyable. Just one last tip: Keep yourself humane with yourself & don't become a dumb & helpless addict to get embarrassed in front of your family one day. Now if you feel that I'm spreading blasphemy & bad thoughts, you may please stop reading my poems instead of cursing me in vain.
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 3:53 AM UTC
Bite Me - I'm Bloodless
It positively affects my mood. I become more independent of the society, I help people with their stuff and entertain them with my poems, stories, couplets, jokes, essays, songs & guitar. I also take to first-hand social service whenever possible and I've also taught some underprivileged children & imparted elementary education to them. I get my poetry ideas from this activity. I think & feel differently about the world. I look the others into their eyes with piercing confidence and I think you never had that confidence. I feel stronger & more in control. My appetite has greatly improved from being a poor eater in my childhood to a healthy eater in my adulthood. My virility isn't affected at all and instead, I gain more stamina and manliness; my tool is strengthened. My imagination power, IQ and hence smartness is also increased - believe me these have actually increased. I cleared 9 & 10 examinations in my engineering degree two different times at one attempt each and my response time is greatly improved. I become more confident. My strength isn't reduced, but I go to the gym and I exercise as good as others. My power & force are perfectly normal. My eyes are shining bright, dark black in the middle of pure white. I have never got any dark circles. It takes me no more than 10 minutes to recover completely, it depends on the body about how it performs. Over-use of anything - even oxygen as it oxidizes body & mind - is utterly harmful. Quality has become thicker & brighter each day I exercise. So keep hands on your tools than some ****** books blaspheming against the new-found rage. Consult an expert instead of developing your own stories or believing the same old ****** stories. Everything has a limit and within that limit, it is extremely enjoyable. Just one last tip: Keep yourself humane with yourself & don't become a dumb & helpless addict to get embarrassed in front of your family one day. Now if you feel that I'm spreading blasphemy & bad thoughts, you may please stop reading my poems instead of cursing me in vain.
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Deceiving others is easy But not a good deed Deceiving own self is difficult One who performs Remains in difficulties all the life
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 9:38 PM UTC
A TRIVIAL THING