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"prisms" poems
The burning flowers underline the sunset and  Dash before the fire (k)night catches them. Ripe berries cheaply tremble  but hopefully their vitality won't burst the pulp pulsating beneath. Crumbling flowers crumb the floor And Prisms of catching silver refract rose quartz and petal and crimson dust. Bejewelled in Scarlet, the air, as the (k)night approaches, grows colder, Unsure of whether he will bring solace or strife. In his chariot he flies faster than the bees which buzzed around the fruit flutes in the morning and among the trumpeting bluebells. Stars fleck the (k)night like freckles and the milky ways resins stain his spouting steams lovely.  The (k)nights kind onyx reaches his crescendo and the floating moon danced drowsily through the cloud's spiralled tendrils Which diminish as dawn approaches so their Tentilcles droop to crinkled tissue paper sheathed in pink. And so the (k)night rides on into The frivolous sunrise. The lowing, glossy calves in sage beside the ***** fields cast a beloved ambience  As though we are safe in the knowledge that the sky will remain forever topaz and the leaves forever emerald.
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 4:05 AM UTC
The (k)night
O Geometry, How I loathe the, with thy prisms and proofs, and thy figures and formulas, and thy compasses and conjectures! Why must thou require such mental strain?         - Wait,         What's that you say?         Calculus next? O my dearest Geometry, How I adore thy common sense and logic-based nature! How I dread the day when we shall be forced to part!
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 10:12 PM UTC
Dear Geometry (an ode to geometry)
Funny the things we recall. Images that flash through our brain. Some most vivid for me were of an old man. Skin like creased parchment paper, Lined and yellowed with age. The veins visible just below the surface, of a thin nearly transparent veneer. Liver spotted flecks of red, Charted paths from the toil of many years, Palms callused forever from a life time of labor. Big fingers knotted and misshapen, The two inch tip of one gone missing, Saw taken, at age sixteen. Looking at those old hands, one could hardly guess That still there remained gentleness in their caress. For an old dog, or a little grandson in need of some Companionable affection or parental love. Those aged hands could also make things, Toy sailboats, and wooden trains, complete with caboose, And guard cow catcher. A cool flute whistle that actually worked, He said it was like the Indian’s made, Out Oklahoma way. And he would know, He cowboyed there. His hands taught me to tie my shoes, Open and close my first pocketknife. Those same hands could become birds, rabbits, butterfly's, all sorts of things. When projected up on the wall, Silhouetted by a naked back light. His hands knew magic too, Pluck silver coins right out of my ears. His tired face matched his hands, visual weathered, creased and wrinkled road maps, Of 89 years of rugged roads traveled. Yet, his lively pale green eyes remained forever fraudulently youthful prisms, Eyes and spirit of a much younger man within. But it is his hands most of all I shall remember, Their imposing look and their reassuring touches of tenderness. I shall never forget my grandfather’s hands.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:12 PM UTC
My Grandfather's Hands
Funny the things we recall. Images that flash through our brain. Some most vivid for me were of an old man. Skin like creased parchment paper, Lined and yellowed with age. The veins visible just below the surface, of a thin nearly transparent veneer. Liver spotted flecks of red, Charted paths from the toil of many years, Palms callused forever from a life time of labor. Big fingers knotted and misshapen, The two inch tip of one gone missing, Saw taken, at age sixteen. Looking at those old hands, one could hardly guess That still there remained gentleness in their caress. For an old dog, or a little grandson in need of some Companionable affection or parental love. Those aged hands could also make things, Toy sailboats, and wooden trains, complete with caboose, And guard cow catcher. A cool flute whistle that actually worked, He said it was like the Indian’s made, Out Oklahoma way. And he would know, He cowboyed there. His hands taught me to tie my shoes, Open and close my first pocketknife. Those same hands could become birds, rabbits, butterfly's, all sorts of things. When projected up on the wall, Silhouetted by a naked back light. His hands knew magic too, Pluck silver coins right out of my ears. His tired face matched his hands, visual weathered, creased and wrinkled road maps, Of 89 years of rugged roads traveled. Yet, his lively pale green eyes remained forever fraudulently youthful prisms, Eyes and spirit of a much younger man within. But it is his hands most of all I shall remember, Their imposing look and their reassuring touches of tenderness. I shall never forget my grandfather’s hands.
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Her Imperious Canticle rewarded From the butterflies of monarchy Mermaid scales are her bouquet An ombre is the debut Crystal corals are the stars on her face Below pink rings that scale a tune Which the winged beauties will charm in too An amazing debut for the see through Of a dynasty that glows in the prism moon.
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Feb 24, 2019
Feb 24, 2019 at 9:13 AM UTC
Of Prisms and Opera Bones
Morning Rainbow Myriad prismatic crystals,      refract the morning sun-streams - painting layers of spectral arches      across the misted horizon. Eyes turned to the western skies,      we suspend our meteorological selves   acquiescing to miracles unveiled before us -      un-beckoned and scarcely earned, proffering thanks for the radiant epistle      of healing, hope and promise, artfully encoded in transfigured light. Synthetic Refractions A luminary ballet takes center stage     when synthetic refractors come to play: crystal pendants bathe our foyers       with dazzling swaths of color. Hazy coronas encircle streetlamps       discovered by headlights through the fog. A science class prism slices light rays      into pre-ordered spectral strata. If the sky denies us a rainbow,      we can always fashion one of our own and we do! Spectral Sound Before there was music,      bird songs brushed our souls and the murmur of woodland streams      held us captive by their banks. Soon we learned to sing and tint the air     With prisms of wood and wire and metal and to color soundscapes in our spirits      With songs of wonder, joy and longing. Before there was music,      bird songs brushed our souls. Robert Charles Howard, 2019
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 1:14 PM UTC
Prisms
Sprinkling crystals dipped in glass ray of prisms breeze my eye sunshine rhythms hide in grass floating sugar on the pie Neon lights pass to scroll while purple midnight breathes jacket goosebumps stockings stole four-wheeled lion grumbly seethes Honey nectar slumbers my eyes whitewashed lace tangle my face gentle buzzings of pastel sky as cotton candy sank with grace Open heart box standing in the rain cries diamonds for to call her name the poetry train caught riding to Spain set carnival dewdrops on red flames
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Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 10:07 AM UTC
Quadruplet Moods
Matter is a conduit for Consciousness; Your Body is a Prism for your Self. Chakras are sub-prisms each tuned to a specific vibration a specific state of being a specific aspect of your specific being
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May 29, 2013
May 29, 2013 at 8:21 AM UTC
Chakra [Prism]
Liner runs thin as I examine the skin where I look for a tell-tale mark Left of a ring that would prove I'm not alone. (it's not there) My back arches and my body quakes as deep inside Infantile sexuality wakes as my lips let fly assumed and guessed sighs of fabricated pleasure (whatever that is) They did not teach me these things I was left to assume as hearts often do when they are kept in a room and ushered away from the pains and joys of Love I stare into a mirror and I stare back Until all of a sudden my smile cracks and I'm left to stare into the eyes of one born to lose. I hug warm pillows and stroke my own hair Until I realize he is not wasn't and will never be there and I'm left to assemble a Shattered Glass Heart with nothing but hammers for tools But then I see myself beauty and flaws defined and at this point I know the only glass heart I need is mine even in pieces, it retains it's strength and waits to be whole again So dormant I sit mesmerized by the prisms the pretty pieces make as I wait for a true artist to come and give this Shattered Glass Heart new form with the heat of reassuring and shared existence and the grace of gentle words and sweet kisses.
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Jun 27, 2011
Jun 27, 2011 at 12:03 PM UTC
Shattered Glass Heart
Twice the fool is the runaway Who hides his trail, as he hides his ache All bottle and pills, temporary sleep Insomniac daze and cheap dinner meals Static lies on a stationary screen Radio chatter can’t feed the famine in me The world is aflame With no one awake Sunrise slumber I fall unconscious to the restless on midnight pavement Breaking bones or breaking bottles Selling skin or dealing dust to lost souls Hearts tucked and folded from the cold Future oblique I dare you, predict my dreams Late riser / never bloomer Packs a bag, a change of clothes To deadbeat joints, and dead end posts Been as many years gone as daily cigarettes smoked Bloodshot symmetry eyes I see in every passerby Like the whole city gone up and left their troubles behind, You and I We’re cerebral projections Locked into motor whirs, recursive disintegration Status acknowledged, clean cut Black and white since day one Mould breaker, you’re told you’re out of line Gutter graves or veins, stay your place or fall behind The only constant is the throne You sit upon or come to view as your body’s own The red light stare, blue flicker flares Blare on your skin, like prisms, colour wear Better to fade to grey than know yourself For what you truly are, just a shade of catch and tell Dire straits No deviation Full advance Or desolation Empty eyes Golden restraints I don’t want wealth I just want change
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 8:51 PM UTC
late riser / never bloomer
what happens when you are so in love with a thought you could never dream.        not like being on a timeout, or friend zoned.   like wishful thinking of a perfect scene, or being. Can most of us say that we ever truly fell in love at first sight, i can.                         i can tell you how the sun shines for the birds and blooms. i can tell you how the  diamonds are hand painted into the night sky and even have their own stories.    i can tell you all the angles of the prisms, in the colors of a rainbow. i can describe in perfect detail sculpted cheekbones and a smile so warm everything     melts inside.   i can say how my heart aches to even be known. in the world, in the universe,    in the front of someone's mind. not just known but really, and truly known by something, anything, anyone.       i can tell you that my soul aches for more...    i can tell you how my life essence is tied to more..... after everything so far.           i can also tell you that i doubt if anybody even knows my name.
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 2:03 AM UTC
the improbability of perfection
something stirred and alive came forth out of my own heart it spoke *all creation is of equalities sister brother relations here is truth* not to let it pass untested i made an agreement with belief *blade of summer grass teach me dust speck gold starshine water droplet prisms fortuitous spider i hear your messages* spider moved in her sun-sparkled circle she threw me spider kisses but when i gave her kisses back some voice came booming *humanity is the golden crown of god's achievement* and the spirit of these words then took flight, transversed my landscape, crossed an ocean's width of time and dropped under the waves with the natural weight its distorted truth practices of superiority of ********** of killing exploitation rose from the collective-- flashed their white lightening but struck counter-- diluting dissolving disarming greediness and favoritism manipulation and lies expectation of privilege so called divine right a voice it came again so that greater love may have heard itself *all creation is conscious all is alive all are equal* *none is better or worse than another* remember this to practice
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Jan 25, 2016
Jan 25, 2016 at 3:48 PM UTC
this is humility
You at least went. so that meant the party could finally be awkward. that's homeroom at your personal Harvard your low self esteem was the head dean [ claimed you had promise ] then promptly vomits but you promised to maim your lollipops with hot topic's most goth night-shade of hemlock iron-on, henna tattoos for your thin lips. like two gates to a birdcage where you keep ravens... pecking the tip of your tongue where your brave words die for lack of oxygen... pecking the flesh off the skeleton key to the heart of your insightful comment,... stymied - a black raven savors the succulent eyes of your hurricanes, so braille maps for blind rage fly off the shelves... fly like led zeppelins to fresh hell. you lose your window seat on the wing of a prayer to Charles Bukowski. now you're scowling a gilded smile at all the Ed Hardlys'... good thing you brought Jello Biafra Shots to the shindig... cubes of gelatinous absinthe each with a sugar box lodged in supermax insecurity prisms... fey emeralds. monochrome rubicons you pop when cross. like wainscoting the panic room that came with a deejay who thinks you're a boy who got lost.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 7:10 AM UTC
When Shrinking Violets Shrink To Misfit In Doc Martins
Saffron, delights, rubies and gold Crushed silvers from the shores Cornish tin, copper green as mould Heathers from the mauve moors. Buttercups and daisies in an English lawn Red and white spotted fungi in the wood Hedges laden with gems stripped and torn Smashed diamonds embedded in the mud. Little gems sparkle like prisms on the twig Fat with juice, brimming with good Good enough to eat, best to swig.
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Aug 25, 2014
Aug 25, 2014 at 4:16 AM UTC
Gems
his essence cascades across the grain of my frame; as his eyes dilate, imbibing in the beauty of motion teasing the lull of moonbeams as it dabbles against the infinity of our minds beholding our reflected image in mirrored composure, as our delicacy of want pushes towards an edge of lustiness entwined within warbled notes of rock wrens singing love songs as they dip their wings on early summer morn's my eyes close as softness of lips touch upon mine own; sending thoughts to lucid stillness of serendipity bathing our contoured frames in dulcetness aligned within pouted hunger tasting one another in unity kaleidoscopic prisms alight in our eyes as the lull of the moon pulls the ebb and flow of the ocean's current as our bodies move in rhythm with its motion of each cresting wave crashing against the shores of our soul's fluidity burbling in ecstasy
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Jun 13, 2012
Jun 13, 2012 at 11:57 PM UTC
Serendipity
Her voice is green growing old rekindling nature’s minty breath. His voice is grey dull and diminutive diminishing our white light. Splitting the prisms by dismissing good wisdom. My voice is diaphanous blank slates silver screens vanishing nature retreating beneath the fury of the unknown. Skin scraped deeply, wound stinging. Until, it is naked and raw.
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Nov 2, 2016
Nov 2, 2016 at 3:24 PM UTC
The Synesthesia of Existence
Slowly , slowly the sun awakens Lighting the soft,dark ,velvet night Blowing out the stars like candles Dimming the light of the silver moon Gently waking the birds from their slumber To sing their joyful morning song Shedding its light high over the treetops Beckoning to the flowers below Shining on the dew laden grass Glistening like a carpet of diamonds Like millions of prisms catching a rainbow Such beauty to behold Spreading its light , spreading its warmth Turning the sky to azure blue Casting its rays to light the day It's morning's work is done Slowly , slowly the sun dips down Heralding  the end of another day Gently stroking all life to sleep Beckoning the soft, dark, velvet night
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Feb 25, 2011
Feb 25, 2011 at 6:14 AM UTC
Sunrise, Sunset
Come walk with me a mile... Walk on without our burden’s weighty shoes, warily trudging over the long rocky pathway a lifetime in my soul. A final edifying voyage to freedom. The winds of change are blowing briskly as we walk charily over the long and narrowing rock-strewn passageway. I shed these boots and skin, no longer fitting my scared, blistered and callused soles. As time slowly passes, this craggy passage has evolved from a two-way trail, into one-way jagged forage… Standing barefooted and naked on rocky ground, dark sunken sleepless eyes scan the rolling vista as the wind blows dust from the halo around the sun, blurring the delicate wispy cirrus clouds. The sun’s radiance paints frozen ice crystal azure into a vivid aura of prisms’ brilliant corona. Kaleidoscope rainbows adorn the closest of solar stars. There's something in the ethereal air that leaves my soul unsettled, grasping for an evocative stability trying to understand the silenced voices crying out within… The pain and suffering has vanished as if the body and soul have separated, numbness from the ache of longing, severed nerves, callused fears ruptured on serrated rocky edges, deadened useless flesh cut to the bone by misjudged obstacles encountered enduringly. The barefooted spirit courses on, suffused in the solar spectrum’s dust; yearning, longing to saunter above and beyond the bloated feathery pillows; cumulus clouds finally resting at peace. Dipping heart's lesions and these benumbed toes into a healing balm from the bowers of bliss.. An unfinished life an open ended dream, reluctantly waking to take the last , surrendering steps  beyond the threshold... A long and winding rocky journey’s destiny draws near The halo around the moon illuminates an understanding firmament; the celestial sphere’s pending imminent soulful rain awaits the metamorphosis at the brink of dawn. A shower of heaven's rain shall mourn the loss of flesh form as the spirit of an untamed soul lives on, barefooted, naked and free like the dust in the wind absorbed eternally... 2011 © harlon rivers all rights reserved
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Aug 17, 2016
Aug 17, 2016 at 11:16 AM UTC
Standing Barefoot on Rocky Ground
Come walk with me a mile... Walk on without our burden’s weighty shoes, warily trudging over the long rocky pathway a lifetime in my soul. A final edifying voyage to freedom. The winds of change are blowing briskly as we walk charily over the long and narrowing rock-strewn passageway. I shed these boots and skin, no longer fitting my scared, blistered and callused soles. As time slowly passes, this craggy passage has evolved from a two-way trail, into one-way jagged forage… Standing barefooted and naked on rocky ground, dark sunken sleepless eyes scan the rolling vista as the wind blows dust from the halo around the sun, blurring the delicate wispy cirrus clouds. The sun’s radiance paints frozen ice crystal azure into a vivid aura of prisms’ brilliant corona. Kaleidoscope rainbows adorn the closest of solar stars. There's something in the ethereal air that leaves my soul unsettled, grasping for an evocative stability trying to understand the silenced voices crying out within… The pain and suffering has vanished as if the body and soul have separated, numbness from the ache of longing, severed nerves, callused fears ruptured on serrated rocky edges, deadened useless flesh cut to the bone by misjudged obstacles encountered enduringly. The barefooted spirit courses on, suffused in the solar spectrum’s dust; yearning, longing to saunter above and beyond the bloated feathery pillows; cumulus clouds finally resting at peace. Dipping heart's lesions and these benumbed toes into a healing balm from the bowers of bliss.. An unfinished life an open ended dream, reluctantly waking to take the last , surrendering steps  beyond the threshold... A long and winding rocky journey’s destiny draws near The halo around the moon illuminates an understanding firmament; the celestial sphere’s pending imminent soulful rain awaits the metamorphosis at the brink of dawn. A shower of heaven's rain shall mourn the loss of flesh form as the spirit of an untamed soul lives on, barefooted, naked and free like the dust in the wind absorbed eternally... 2011 © harlon rivers all rights reserved
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I - WORDS LIKE PRISMS The crystal awaits the perfect slant of sun. The world turns just so and refracted light Hurls a color blaze against the wall. So it is when a long awaited word Forms on the lips of the wise. II - WORDS LIKE FLAX In the fire of conflict,       Words fall to the floor like mounds of charred flax. Red–faced saints gather clumps to themselves   To spin into finest thread for self-flattering raiment.    III - WORDS WITHOUT WORDS When pain burrows deep in the marrow Where words cannot assuage A gentle touch can bleed some out And channel hope back in. No words can spell a kind caress. IV - POISON WORDS Beware the charismatic Carrying a jar of poison pills! Cover your glass when he passes your way Or he’ll slip one in unawares. V - LAUGHING WORDS Absurdities and failures are the stuff of jokes. Long live non sequiturs and double entendres! We love a clumsy tumble into the drink As long as nobody drowns. VI - WORDS FOR BUILDING Of course you can! I place my total trust in you.        VII - WORD PAINTING Mister Frost's words never made a wood Or caused a harness bell to shake. Even so I’d travel many miles To see his imagined snow accumulate. VIII - THE GIFT My cat, Zoe, never says a word to me! He doesn't have the tongue or lips or larynx for it. He cannot fit his paws around a pen. His brain’s too small for metaphors. The gift belongs to us alone. To craft words to build or **** or heal. Forgive us Zoe for doing little with so much. July,  2006
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 1:20 PM UTC
Mightiest of Swords
I - WORDS LIKE PRISMS The crystal awaits the perfect slant of sun. The world turns just so and refracted light Hurls a color blaze against the wall. So it is when a long awaited word Forms on the lips of the wise. II - WORDS LIKE FLAX In the fire of conflict,       Words fall to the floor like mounds of charred flax. Red–faced saints gather clumps to themselves   To spin into finest thread for self-flattering raiment.    III - WORDS WITHOUT WORDS When pain burrows deep in the marrow Where words cannot assuage A gentle touch can bleed some out And channel hope back in. No words can spell a kind caress. IV - POISON WORDS Beware the charismatic Carrying a jar of poison pills! Cover your glass when he passes your way Or he’ll slip one in unawares. V - LAUGHING WORDS Absurdities and failures are the stuff of jokes. Long live non sequiturs and double entendres! We love a clumsy tumble into the drink As long as nobody drowns. VI - WORDS FOR BUILDING Of course you can! I place my total trust in you.        VII - WORD PAINTING Mister Frost's words never made a wood Or caused a harness bell to shake. Even so I’d travel many miles To see his imagined snow accumulate. VIII - THE GIFT My cat, Zoe, never says a word to me! He doesn't have the tongue or lips or larynx for it. He cannot fit his paws around a pen. His brain’s too small for metaphors. The gift belongs to us alone. To craft words to build or **** or heal. Forgive us Zoe for doing little with so much. July,  2006
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What the Tide Knows —a Sestina of one night shared with our sister moon Night’s first blush leans low against the tide that licks the sand; moonlight unhooks the darker seams of our skin. The air stings sweet, crystalline breath of salt. A feral moon, she leans close—silent, luminous, wet. Her ******* dip the water; the water dips us—oh…slow pull after slow pull—silk unraveling into constellations—we are, at last, bare bare-foot, bare-hearted, bare-assed—every hush of fear laid bare; satin chill a caress, sliding up shins, over knees, exploring the secret tide. Between us, dampness trembles—a harp-chord plucked across our skin; notes of brine flare and fade in the hush of moonlit salt Desire itself echoes each pull she tightens—loosens—tightens again in the moon’s slow, intimate pull. Night after night we bend to nature’s lust—its intimate pull a deep, slow kiss—honey for dreams, our spirits once more bare on a starlit shore that forgets and remembers the faithful tide that knows each breast, each soft fold of skin until our footprints shimmer, then vanish in a tidal pool of salt while water’s slow tempo keeps time beneath our same bare-breasted, sister moon Brine prisms drip between our thighs—soft, shimmering salt as we sink into sand—breasts and breath—utterly bare; above us, the hush of waves keeps time with the tide while our sister, the ****** moon, unbuttons herself—O luminous moon, her silver hand wandering, circling, stroking her own pale skin, her gasps spilling down to embrace us oh so tight into one, shuddering, pull Dawn’s silk-white wraps moon-bruised ******* gathering the last flecks of salt that cling to lips—a hush of spent sighs riding every slow pull of breath. Ocean-wet, sunrise-warmed, we rise wholly bare beneath a sky tinted with our spent, satisfied sister moon, and wade until cries of ecstasy between waves swell, matching the tide washing footprints, sand, and shy shimmers from our glistening skin. We become as one, a shared pulse—wave after wave pressing into skin, A sousing of honey and ocean on lips—sweet with salt, as night’s last breaker swells, arches, cups—one unquenchable pull before it raptures. We bloom wide, throats singing, utterly bare of nothing but vision of her white-hot spasm, our sister moon, dragging us under—flinging us back—gasping—embraced by the heaving tide O sister moon, embrace our last slow tide, your gentle hand forever filling our dreams, forever caressing our skin
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Sep 1, 2025
Sep 1, 2025 at 6:01 PM UTC
The Tide Knows
What the Tide Knows —a Sestina of one night shared with our sister moon Night’s first blush leans low against the tide that licks the sand; moonlight unhooks the darker seams of our skin. The air stings sweet, crystalline breath of salt. A feral moon, she leans close—silent, luminous, wet. Her ******* dip the water; the water dips us—oh…slow pull after slow pull—silk unraveling into constellations—we are, at last, bare bare-foot, bare-hearted, bare-assed—every hush of fear laid bare; satin chill a caress, sliding up shins, over knees, exploring the secret tide. Between us, dampness trembles—a harp-chord plucked across our skin; notes of brine flare and fade in the hush of moonlit salt Desire itself echoes each pull she tightens—loosens—tightens again in the moon’s slow, intimate pull. Night after night we bend to nature’s lust—its intimate pull a deep, slow kiss—honey for dreams, our spirits once more bare on a starlit shore that forgets and remembers the faithful tide that knows each breast, each soft fold of skin until our footprints shimmer, then vanish in a tidal pool of salt while water’s slow tempo keeps time beneath our same bare-breasted, sister moon Brine prisms drip between our thighs—soft, shimmering salt as we sink into sand—breasts and breath—utterly bare; above us, the hush of waves keeps time with the tide while our sister, the ****** moon, unbuttons herself—O luminous moon, her silver hand wandering, circling, stroking her own pale skin, her gasps spilling down to embrace us oh so tight into one, shuddering, pull Dawn’s silk-white wraps moon-bruised ******* gathering the last flecks of salt that cling to lips—a hush of spent sighs riding every slow pull of breath. Ocean-wet, sunrise-warmed, we rise wholly bare beneath a sky tinted with our spent, satisfied sister moon, and wade until cries of ecstasy between waves swell, matching the tide washing footprints, sand, and shy shimmers from our glistening skin. We become as one, a shared pulse—wave after wave pressing into skin, A sousing of honey and ocean on lips—sweet with salt, as night’s last breaker swells, arches, cups—one unquenchable pull before it raptures. We bloom wide, throats singing, utterly bare of nothing but vision of her white-hot spasm, our sister moon, dragging us under—flinging us back—gasping—embraced by the heaving tide O sister moon, embrace our last slow tide, your gentle hand forever filling our dreams, forever caressing our skin
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captain kirk ate kittens. the azaleas marched in the dark and no moon wept snow. it was that dark. all quiet rot, healing now... we clay inside but dis-urn we have no kiln. no kin. we move like a dreaming fetus in the womb of all prisms. like lightning on a pin. we have ever been the king's vassal. star chattel in the manger . happy mad hatters.
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Nov 17, 2012
Nov 17, 2012 at 9:50 AM UTC
captain kirk ate kittens
ever been a ***** or a ****** i have. and other names mostly given. ever been a scapegoat? i have. been a toy to the hatfields and the mccoys. any ink of brain leakage taken to the sawbone stitches over stitches on my lips sewn by my own hands the sands of time have passed, slow as they can fall -- blood from rips goes on the walls smear memories on the old **** to make a little sense of the prison in which i was living make a little bit of sense of my enemies apparently, i choose to ride the prisms of a prison to the coffin, as i'm better use dead but what kind of exit is a bullet to the head? tell you, it's a mess, what it is
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Aug 7, 2019
Aug 7, 2019 at 5:37 PM UTC
my existence was offensive from the start
little saporous pretty prisms dragged through ashen bones to place your cloying melt on my shivering paper skin: your sticky face, tongue stripping strangling, char-chipping my caramelized blisters from the burning maraschino hum. Bubbling up whiteness like our eyes unfocused, hands moving unaware spread the chapping numbness over our senses, succumbed.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 6:29 PM UTC
***** diabetes
They've sold their souls in the midst of humility and super-pervaded occult, they've sacrificed people just to get that fancy car, and that mansion like paradise, and all that glamors on the face of multi-universe, they are living in the era of self-aggrandizement, and more doubtfully contemplate christianity, they moved a step further to promote atheism, the concept of humanistic thought have been overthrown, and decisions made under the philosophy of postmodernity, depictions of reality are mystical and emanate from the dark prisms, their conception of glorification is different from the society's, therefore I'm hateful and watching as the world slowly chokes itself to death.
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Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 4:09 PM UTC
Greedy Disbelievers
Accepted clarity Muddied only By half-truths Perceived as real                        A contrived conscience                        With volume control                        Lowered by convenience                        And narcissistic survival The retail outlet Of self-patted shoulders Selling in real time One's own significance                        Safety in numbers                        A comfort of thought                        The inclusive community                        Of light                        Through fractured prisms Individuality Sought in the scope Of a petri dish Hopefully, There be an artisan Peering through the lens An expert in restoration
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 7:21 AM UTC
Clique Tock