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"pottery" poems
He told her she was pottery; a vase with grooves and cracks. The patterns of the history she hid behind her back. Within his words he layered in- like thread upon a loom- The sweetest undercurrent to illuminate that gloom. In certain cultures, he decreed, when pottery is cracked They aggrandize them with gleaming gold to bring their splendor back For they believe, with certainty, once damage has been wrought Those tiny cracks, now filled with light, hold truths that can't be taught.
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 6:32 PM UTC
They Fill the Cracks with Gold
The leaves are cracked They lie like pieces of pottery Drying, baking in the sun An orange is suspended in the sky Round heat floats down
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 7:31 PM UTC
Pottery
My youth is nearly sealed, A letter for anyone to read. All my choices noted down. God's judgement guaranteed. I made so many mistakes, Though I tried my very best. Whatever challenges life gave, I hope I passed the test. My joy lies in being Pottery in my creator's hands. I know he is the only one Who forever understands.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 7:54 PM UTC
5 Days of Youth
- crack another thermometer open on the broken bathroom sink, pour yourself into me like mercury and pan the bed of my stomach for multitudes of gold flecks like however many myriads of sickly pill bottles in your dresser drawer of socks. - see all the shredded speckled petals i ripped up before i'd let the deer get to them; i'm colorblind, and i can't tell the sun's reflection from plastic, or tulips from the broken pottery outside my front door. - and far least from another beer, and another fifth of whatever could be fit under your shirt - and never a chair pulled up to speak, from standing like a soapbox more suited to cleaning than to preaching. - pour yourself into me like mercury, because it's so much easier when my veins weigh me down to distraction, than being able to think of hydrangeas again. -
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 1:55 PM UTC
quicksilver ℞ for hydrangeas being forgotten
I hate to be the bearer of bad news baby but I was broken a long time ago. I had hoped when I showed you that video on kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and powered gold that you would've seen our history was not meant to be hidden, that our imperfections, the cracks in our ceramics were meant to be illuminated with gold
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Oct 21, 2016
Oct 21, 2016 at 9:45 AM UTC
Kintsugi
December, May and then June... We've fallen out of tune. A stroll down memory lane. Lost in solitude Once... [more]. Shadows play in the cold... Expression-less figures dance [together] in the Spring rain ... walking on the seaside Wonderful moments to embrace A dust clouded you and I ...where were we? followed the Autumn leaves Smells of cinnamon, apple, and fresh wood [but] I only remember December, May, and June... We've fallen out tune [where we'd say 'I Love you?'] September alone awaiting rain of May, shadows of December, walking in June. could I have forgotten [happiness?] without knowing, We would meet here. life begins in the spring of May continuing in June Inside December's warmth... Wrapped up in memory easing from fear, my hope. that an end never draws near always holding for Love... Walking in December, Cold in May, Raining flooded June... we've fallen out of memory and a tune like broken pottery, scattered, harvested in June sculpted in December, awaiting May...
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 1:06 AM UTC
December, May and June
never boring look at that shiny *** been through hellfire and survived... pax!
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Apr 2, 2013
Apr 2, 2013 at 2:07 AM UTC
Pottery
The proudest thing I think I've ever done, Such artistry, such skill I have attained! The semi-glaze reflecting of the sun, The richness of the blue, so lightly stained; So perfect is the pointed pouring spout That sits upon a rim of gold emboss, And proudly do the handles both stick out, Exquisite is the painted Celtic cross; I toiled and slaved for oh so many years, My fingers ever wet and moist with clay, But now at last I'm free of all the fears And doubts that clouded me until this day;         I know you'll all be very pleased for me,         So thanks, my friends, on Hello Pottery!
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 6:50 PM UTC
The Proud Potter
Empty humans echo when tapped Ceramic heartbeats crunch through riverside air BETWEEN IGNORANCE AND WORTHLESSNESS TRAPPED Their senses vaporous, impaired. Those which melancholy cannot reach Across the Styx with curling hands DO NOT EXIST; THEIR WALLS WERE BREACHED With icy fingers, buzzing bland. Empty humans echo when tapped With icy fingers, buzzing bland FROM THE NIGHT BREEZE WHICH LAPPED Across the Styx with curling hands. Those which melancholy cannot reach, Their senses vaporous, impaired ARE A MIASMA ON THE BEACH Ceramic heartbeats crunch through riverside air. *Pottery people are all appearance And their hollows are touched rarely By their own sentience While waiting for the ferry--*
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Dec 26, 2010
Dec 26, 2010 at 12:47 PM UTC
Those Who Wait for the Ferry; Or, Death's Pottery Shipment.
Bring out the pottery boy Mr A said bring it out front so the other boys can see your work I took out my clay pottery attempt to the front of class and stood there holding the pottery on a wooden tray Mr A gazed at me through his black framed Beatnik glasses his eyes like huge marbles what you call this huh boy? I looked at the hand rolled clay *** haven't called it anything yet I said thinking of a name he went stern eyed at me are we attempting wit as well as pottery? He said a mild titter from some boys in the class here he said in a raised voice like a failed actor here we have an example how not and I repeat NOT to make a *** the classroom went quiet I stared at my *** lopsided and brown like a rushed **** what were you attempting? Mr A asked whatever it was it most certainly was not a *** I said nothing I gazed at him in his snot green jumper and Beatnik beard and brown corduroy trousers and sandals I don't know why I bother with pupils like you boy he said waste of my time I stood looking passed him at Danny who was boss eyed and pulling a face I suppressed a smile and looked dull go back to your place and spare me the sad boy look so I returned to my desk with my *** leaning further east and placed it down gently as if it were some work of modern art Mr A then poked Eddie in the back and held up his *** which went in and out like armless model of Greek design worse Mr A said than mine.
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 3:34 PM UTC
POTTERY CLASS IN 1959.
**** ***A fine play of the clay soft and sift moistened turns malleable gathered and made to spin on a slow wheel formed with shaping hands baked at a high temperature comes out a beautiful craft and both of 'em are ready an urn from the pottery and the poetry!!*** ****
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 9:24 PM UTC
poetry the pottery
How it felt about when she smiled Her roses were red wine Teeth were an iceberg in a cold sea I didn't know she knew me more than by name I walked head up to her in a confident laze She always willed to lay a hand in a steamy time Whenever she called me by my pet name I would light up a grin How I couldn't help her spell How much I belied of having a way out The more she drew close, the more I sank in How she made seduction a white collar trade The lavish eyes, the lazy talk, the pure feminine mien She pat on my shoulder and turned to catch a glance Asked what made her hands a soft pleasure Whispered that she was schooled in pottery and making dough I couldn't stop but ask about the flawless curves She pushed out her lips and said  I used to spin a ring at nine I asked her out for a movie She said tragedies make her cry One day I went to look down through my office windowpane My sight met hers taking down a secret gang With a fierce nine millimeter gun I was left speechless in awe We needed to rethink our revolution On her mission in Damascus a plane crashed I still cried a pail.
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Feb 3, 2018
Feb 3, 2018 at 1:56 PM UTC
Ms. Sira
Centered, a *** on the wheel spun by some unkown power. Let this galactic energy shape me into something magnificent
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Dec 17, 2013
Dec 17, 2013 at 1:13 AM UTC
Pottery
Hey, i want to speak with honesty, I dont know what i would do without poetry, Feel like i won a lottery, all because of word pottery, a mind free is all, expressing secrets from the soul, With a careful craft of the beat, music is born from the art, Therapy in psychiatry, aesthetic in phylosophy , People love and fight, Some just live to hate, oppositions and dominions, Opinions and religions, But poetry and music lives, lifetimes and lifetimes with love, and nomatter the weather it shall always bring humanity together
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Dec 14, 2015
Dec 14, 2015 at 2:07 PM UTC
word pottery
*A magical world bleeding through to other realities longings pains joys dreams canvases ****** of muses drama and rescue symphony of wands*
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Jul 25, 2013
Jul 25, 2013 at 9:15 PM UTC
Harry Pottery
The hands that mold us I am clay They could smash me into the table Kneading out the unwanted Shape me into whatever they thought Suited Adding bits, scraping others away An amorphous thing, waiting to become art I was almost complete But the artist thought better Gently my walls collapsed Once again I became a handful of earth Starting over I was fired once A low heat More set, you can’t make Major changes But additions, adjustments The sculptor waits Pondering carefully The steps to come
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 3:07 PM UTC
Pottery
I, ConnectHook DEMAND recognition as The Most Boring Poet of all. You’ll never touch me so don’t even TRY. Don’t even bother dipping your quill again, you mere drip on the mildewed scroll of antediluvian parchment, you cuneiform Cunégonde, you proto-Canaanite pottery fragment, you keyboarding failed clown and archeological relic unworthy of preservation in a third-rate underfunded Albanian museum… I, and I alone, dragged myself up from the protoplasmic slime to BORE you. I transitioned from amphibian to anthropoid before your mama even MET the postman. I stood upright upon the ****** battleground of evolutionary struggle and SELECTED MYSELF (naturally). Now pass that banana right over here.
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Dec 30, 2016
Dec 30, 2016 at 2:45 PM UTC
Lyrical Darwinism: A Poetic Boast
I can feel your heart ache under your soft, warm skin as I glide my fingers along your gold-mended pottery fractures. Skating on the glaze you've let me peer beneath to reveal your raw materials. We used to use air and clay and water to speak, now we communicate in a wordless language, born of naked otherworldly splendor.  — and  that planet, your body, I long to explore.
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 12:14 PM UTC
Musings of an Extraterrestrial
Drawing my hands through the soft, wet flesh of the Earth. I know already It will emerge no chalice. Cowards will bother, they will force what isn't there. They will plead something from nothing. They will praise their hands. The Earth is something I repeat, Dipping hand into water, pressing pedal tenderly. I wipe my brow like a farmer, returning sweat to the land. Why are things never enough? I see the form in the form I'm given.
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 6:49 PM UTC
Pottery
Clay Formed and Molded. Spun in the cycle of life All the Work here is licensed under the Name ®SilverSilkenTongue and the © Property of J.Flack
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 10:25 AM UTC
Pottery
Photography is poetry using light. Poetry is painting with words. Painting is sculpting on eyes. Sculpting is music for stones. Music is writing through feelings. Writing is pottery with thoughts. Pottery is photography of clay.
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 7:36 AM UTC
FINE ARTS
This was a fishing village when people were speaking the king's English, dead like the fishing industry Now the tourists have accents Truth be told this was a fishing village long before that But we don't speak about what those folks spoke Something Algonquian or another dead language When the tide is out I walk the shore and look for remnants Pottery and stone tools, and such I find a lot of plastic and bottles, plenty of those We've been a drinking people for a long **** time Once, I found a child's shoe, sodden and filled with sand It had a blue lace, still tied, and a smiley face as the tide was going out Kind of sad, really. r  ~ 8/28/14
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 8:36 PM UTC
Blue shoelace
Don't tell me to smile Exhortations to "cheer up" will be ignored You don't know how far you're stretching me, do you? Your head still in the clouds of safety where imbeciles call out to each other Listen. Listen, do We're exploring the heaviest things in the world Too heavy for Sysyphyus to haul I'm that kid you can kind of see through The one on the left corner With the cool bootleg Pink Floyd t shirt wrapping his thin torso He's got a box of Playboys beneath his nightstand and he's barely 14 years old He reads and incorporates that garbage into his pre-adolescence behavior With dreams of visiting Plato's Retreat Picking up some bunnies using some of the better Party Jokes His expertise at 'lingus and 'latio are as well perfected as can be without having actually performed them But he could sure bust out the ******* Philosophy and would have held his own with the old geezer who wrote it But he was only 14 and nobody seemed impressed with the amount of ******* culture he'd consumed They weren't letting him in the cluuuub Your ****** right he didn't feel like smiling But he wasn't bored And he didn't feel too serious He'd let it slide this time *to be continued
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 12:41 AM UTC
Hello Pottery Poem of the Day: Blunted by Hormones & a Hedonistic Philosophy Part ONE
it's okay if you break me; just leave a few memories for me to hold on to after I shatter.
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Apr 18, 2015
Apr 18, 2015 at 12:09 AM UTC
pottery love