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"pollenate" poems
Five separate entities Whose lives seem to intertwine with stunning similarities A brown thin thorn As sharp as a knife That hurt everything its comes into contact with But seems to beg for forgiveness from its victims A rose with petals so bright Shining their color into the world That screams for attention Yet seems to hide from plain sight A long thin stem As weak as a piece of paper That somehow holds up the great rose But seems to strengthen with each wind blow A bright green fuzzy leaf Feeble and soft That cries for attention from the rose Yet seems to fade into the background A single flower root Dark Brown and thin as a piece of string That reaches into the earth grasping for a stronghold Yet seems to fail in comparison to the large, strong roots A yellow and black bumblebee buzzing along Happy-go-lucky and unaware of the looming storm That longs to pollenate the rose Yet seems to die more with each passing moment Five separate entities Whose lives seem to intertwine with stunning similarities Yet grave differences
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 10:13 PM UTC
The Thorn, Rose, Stem, Leaf, Root, and the Bumblebee
Icicle heart I can't tell if it's cold outside Or I'm froze inside. Icicle heart, melts to raise the sea levels, Then we drown in tears, defeated by fears, we see Devils, The water is clear, but crimson cold. Your cool calm and collected, so level headed, After all this years, It's the apathy you feel that makes fools of us. Now there's swimming pools of regrets, when Icicles melt. A cologne of shame, pungent in the air, carried by breath, to pollenate the common class, this Icicle heart, can never last at least without changing state as the landscape moves like a bad mood, but the worst has passed, and we backtrack. Scrap that, Take me back to the start, Dinosaurs, reptilian nature, evolutions mistake, Are you down for me and My icicle heart, melts into the stream, and down the river it seems an estuary divides us, as we reach the sea, impeach beliefs, and the buoyant keeps my icicle heart, afloat, I hope you feel me. and however it may seem, you were nothing less than a dream, nothing more than a drop in the ocean to me, and my cold cold icicle heart.
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 12:23 PM UTC
icicle heart
Has anyone seen Mrs. Budge around today? My, my, you just never know what she'll say Everyone knows her by the stories she tells not to mention her unique smell a mix of moth ***** and gourmet soup she built her own chicken coop raised nine kids on a farm made all their clothes from her yarn After that she built a barn where she kept her honey bee's to pollenate all her orchard tree's she put up pears in the fall after that I heard she got a call to sell her canned pears in a fancy mall I hope that I'm like her at 93 they finally found her in an apple tree laughing upside down on a tire swing singing joyfully to her honey bee's.
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 6:20 PM UTC
About Mrs. Budge
A dandelion allures an essence of the innocent, Distinct from a **** once puffed flurries offspring of homogenous descent. Proletarian by nature, now **** without seed, That puff propels my wealth and now I can lament. Bees harbor resentment, “You can’t pollenate me!", Enticed by sinuous poison and overlooked by the Bourgeoisie, Cautiously creeping like honey’s viscosity in vain, Synchronicity is cut short swiftly by A Coup de Main. _TRF
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 9:55 PM UTC
Give
Craterous deep I worry about your sanity How many got it wrong to the one who got it right? The sun rises early There is no mind It just bugs a little because night is so sumblime I can see maybe 126 different points of existance And have them twinkle twist with a thousand years They hold their presence with confidence befit a head of state Royal rocks of alienate It is day and now I must jump into the stream Put on my overalls and cross -pollenate with the hive And drop a pebbled throw into the blanket of thought Spark quick and be forgot
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 7:24 PM UTC
Stranger