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"proclivities" poems
Four walls; a pair of cupped hands. Jaundiced like an open eye; an open cove Prescribing solitude to those whom solitude cannot withstand, And I choose this cold corner which is furthest from the door, To be where I am not, before Your proclivities become my own, I write. I write, My window holds my breath and frosts the world, The moon in his amber gown, dressed in chatoyance and spite, Godspeed; dark, dark shroud for naked skies! Six floors, walls, doors from you am I. I couldn't write when the sun peered in, Her inquiry evangelizing the specks of time left upon the glass - I've heard it all before; God's shining face leaves none unloved (unseen) but his spotlight has no starlet; so who can see me up here? We can't see from windows, dear. I'd live and sing for the cloudless hall The nursery of misanthropists crawling on the grey cobblestone And the lilt of the wind on the rose; through squares nice and small - The peevish moth shudders at the sight of itself obscuring the day through the glass. It seems we're always in the way.
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May 11, 2018
May 11, 2018 at 5:40 PM UTC
From a Windowsill
And we’ve all been there, me and my lovers, we’ve all see our fair share of troubles. cause Romance is Chance in the form of a Dance and I’m sorry to say I still move like I did fifteen years ago. Macarena with me and I’ll sweep you off your feet, maybe someday I’ll learn to waltz and blow you away. Until it all comes crashing down.   Because inevitably it all comes crashing down even the Flintstones died millennia ago. My Anna Marie, I’m sorry you left, Europe ringed and you answered, I guess we couldn’t afford long distance (is that even still a thing?) and I couldn’t wait for you, I was too young and too ready to love again. Dear Jenna, Darling, as much fun as you are we move at different speeds, and mine’s stuck in the slow lane. I liked *** on the second date, but I wasn’t ready for the **** three weeks in. God knows I’d never try and change you even he doesn’t have the ***** to try. And God bless you Tiffany, cause it ***** to die, but it ***** even more stuck here saying goodbye. Bachelor Status reaffirmed: **** sites filled to capacity with self-made men of audacity come to satisfy their proclivities “Dear phantom girlfriends, you’re here to gratify Please entertain us in our fantasies and our impossibly similar tendencies. Also, it wouldn’t hurt if it’s all free.”
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 12:40 AM UTC
Drama ****
spoon fed my keepsakes as nothing blots the sun so much you teach me how to cringe in spun sugar. the nape of your neck. gleefully, we usurp the thicket of our mild dementia. sullen joy equipped. a sumptuous dirge curdles the myth, your fins *** as troubadours, we malinger in the pith of our blunt fruit. crust removed from our daily bread. our basket of basilisks, bathe in stone. duel wielding our gazebos... we bivouac in our ambivalence, by turns we move. you tip toadstools as i milk maidens for their candelabras. our palominos run. we do violence to timpani and click mice. pc drifting in the cyberwocky. we transit the binary auto-bond and paste whats clip. blue thumbs thread cranberry noose. our ***** nods off. fronds of juniper and cannabis slap the window pane. throughwhich a *** mouse pounced on frond’s sway. startled, we move the furniture of our eastern proclivities. for thine is the kingdom of our discontent ! swing-shift lap-dogs, trundle west of the east village. smell of ****** and nag champa. idiots sting. idiots braid zodiacs with greasy fingers. [ indeed ] and you preach from your gut... ( your left breast     marvelous with taint) and saltwater taffy. we laugh again- at things     we have and now only harbor ghosts where the rain should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. this is the new intimacy.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 7:03 AM UTC
Cranberry Noose
down by the river, we see through the shore, and bear witness as human proclivities roar. Diving into the water, we hold its wet hand for the rivers enlivenment, so few understand: so down by the river, we will lay in its bed while lullabies sung by the lapping waves tread; as the river explains, in liquid morals unsaid- its teachings, in riptides ,flowing into our head.    as the sun on the water, scintillating, does glow it calls to us now as we're destined, we go.
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May 24, 2019
May 24, 2019 at 4:02 PM UTC
Down by the River
The kaleidoscopic view one perceives, the material world (and its proclivities) is the architecture of five senses, along with the juggler, cognitive mind. Beyond the shores of the river, frothing, foaming, flowing mind, sits the tiger, eyes glowing, infinite, cosmic consciousness, ready to eat every illusory construct, liberate, self and proclaim "There are no two, everything in cosmos is one" The benevolent tiger watches the space, we think real,                        its eyes unblinking, waiting, for the igneous moment of merging sitting beyond the other shore of mind, it wordlessly assert,"Time is imagined" **Enlightenment, the door to transcendence  opens only beyond the realm of time** When the tiger leaps across and makes its **** the door to eternal light is opened, The tiger is deaf to pleas and demands, this hunter hunts preys of his choice, at that moment of alchemy, the tiger will appear from nowhere, as savior, obliterator of illusions. He enters through the door, of silver morning light.
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 5:19 AM UTC
The tiger waiting beyond the river
i. a girl once told me that sad people close their eyes so they do not see the world anymore, and that i should count sheep when i cannot fall asleep and that her favourite flowers were azaleas. she also told me that she keeps scabs on her knees, and on sundays she comes to me with bleeding wrists. another girl paints artifice out of artlessness and human flesh. she has scalpels for arms and a tempest on her thighs and she lives in the mirror and when i blow ii. on her i understand, through air condensation and self- anathema, that i am the girl that she de-fleshed maliciously herself, slit out of the cardboard and painted out in artifice and artlessness and i am the girl that once told another girl to ******* cut her arm off and i meant it so she would not hurt herself again because i am the kind of the girl with scabs on the bone of her halo, because i believe halos are made of nothing but cartilage and helium bones, and a heart as transparent as a vampire and its split opened like a monarch butterfly, ******* off azaleas or malarias or other pathogens giving infants cancerous proclivities and my eyes are swollen in mauve from divestiture because i know too well those sheep won't jump over the fence anymore because they have been ****** raw in the *** by inhumane prospensity and i understand that sad people close their eyes because it reminds them of death. iii. death is a scientist that theorises the duality of elusive particles in artificial marrows and mediocre decolourised melancholia in discordance, it is the finger forced into our tiny vein and it is nothing but a dream within a dream but i could care less and this poem is not about death, it is about how i like ugly girls and how i'm just sorry that i do not taste as corrosive as the bleach in her mouth. iv. when people are dying, they almost sound poetic. v. i am the girl humanised by ribbons of flesh and bile and atrocity, and i am the girl who understands that a 'broken heart' is nothing but a metaphor for utter disappointment. i am the sleep that dreams long for, hope for, phlebotomise for and i am bitter. vi. i am bitter because i will not believe in sundays unless one day, fortuitously, the sun osscilates, in the most serene of all mannerisms, down the earth and kills us all. i am bitter because semantics does not authenticate the abiding human apathy towards death and all the flowers in her hair. i am bitter because people only read my poetry because they think it is about them. i am bitter because of other horrible reasons that words can simply not express. vii. ugly girls are always prettier because god loves ugly girls, because he ***** them harder than the rest, and because they know how to make others feel ugly.
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 6:40 AM UTC
i like ugly girls
i. a girl once told me that sad people close their eyes so they do not see the world anymore, and that i should count sheep when i cannot fall asleep and that her favourite flowers were azaleas. she also told me that she keeps scabs on her knees, and on sundays she comes to me with bleeding wrists. another girl paints artifice out of artlessness and human flesh. she has scalpels for arms and a tempest on her thighs and she lives in the mirror and when i blow ii. on her i understand, through air condensation and self- anathema, that i am the girl that she de-fleshed maliciously herself, slit out of the cardboard and painted out in artifice and artlessness and i am the girl that once told another girl to ******* cut her arm off and i meant it so she would not hurt herself again because i am the kind of the girl with scabs on the bone of her halo, because i believe halos are made of nothing but cartilage and helium bones, and a heart as transparent as a vampire and its split opened like a monarch butterfly, ******* off azaleas or malarias or other pathogens giving infants cancerous proclivities and my eyes are swollen in mauve from divestiture because i know too well those sheep won't jump over the fence anymore because they have been ****** raw in the *** by inhumane prospensity and i understand that sad people close their eyes because it reminds them of death. iii. death is a scientist that theorises the duality of elusive particles in artificial marrows and mediocre decolourised melancholia in discordance, it is the finger forced into our tiny vein and it is nothing but a dream within a dream but i could care less and this poem is not about death, it is about how i like ugly girls and how i'm just sorry that i do not taste as corrosive as the bleach in her mouth. iv. when people are dying, they almost sound poetic. v. i am the girl humanised by ribbons of flesh and bile and atrocity, and i am the girl who understands that a 'broken heart' is nothing but a metaphor for utter disappointment. i am the sleep that dreams long for, hope for, phlebotomise for and i am bitter. vi. i am bitter because i will not believe in sundays unless one day, fortuitously, the sun osscilates, in the most serene of all mannerisms, down the earth and kills us all. i am bitter because semantics does not authenticate the abiding human apathy towards death and all the flowers in her hair. i am bitter because people only read my poetry because they think it is about them. i am bitter because of other horrible reasons that words can simply not express. vii. ugly girls are always prettier because god loves ugly girls, because he ***** them harder than the rest, and because they know how to make others feel ugly.
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A no-strings-attached thing is easy to arrange It sounds exciting too, seems very straightforward But sometimes you get caught up in things you don’t expect Before you know it, you start caring You develop feelings You learn things about the other person Her middle name, her favourite music, food Her pet peeves, ambitions You learn her innermost thoughts Her insecurities, her ****** proclivities, The little birthmark just above her mons ***** The one that she says looks like a map of the Dominican Republic You lie in bed with her all day She teaches you how to swear in Farsi. You **** her every day. One day she sees you making out with this random ****** and she flips You say, but we said no strings attached or did we not? It’s not as simple as that though, it never is But this girl, she believes in you She’s a paragon of patience She sits you down and tells you to listen to her carefully She explains to you that now you are sleeping with her on the regular Your body is somehow her body too, partly, and vice versa Says she understands that you are not together officially But intimacy usually comes with an implied exclusiveness. You say, Ok, I've heard you. And I understand where you’re coming from. Then you tell her to **** off. Time passes You begin to miss her. But you’re pride won’t let you call her. You have *** three times with two different girls in one weekend One of those girls has a boyfriend, you **** her in a night club restroom. The other one on the beach a day after Then a few hours later in her bedroom. In the morning her room is all sandy, Going home you begin reflecting on things You've learnt one thing for sure: However much top-shelf ***** you get, it doesn't compare to the love of a good girl So it doesn't matter how many lovers you have in this world If none of them give you the world. You swallow your pride and call her She can’t make it, she says. But she comes the next day in the evening. You explain everything, How it felt like she was tethering you to her How you took it all too lightly. You’re not too good at it, talking about your feelings You say that what she’d told you that day had gone through one ear, out the other So you had to learn it all by yourself, you had to go through it Finally, you apologise. You’re very sincere. She asks you, so is this closure? You don’t want it to be, but you don’t know if you actually deserve her **** you don’t know if she’d even take you back. If she does, you've still got a lot to prove. You’ll be in luck, but you’ll be starting on nothing. If she doesn't then you knew and blew a good thing.
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 4:54 PM UTC
The Love of a Good Girl
A no-strings-attached thing is easy to arrange It sounds exciting too, seems very straightforward But sometimes you get caught up in things you don’t expect Before you know it, you start caring You develop feelings You learn things about the other person Her middle name, her favourite music, food Her pet peeves, ambitions You learn her innermost thoughts Her insecurities, her ****** proclivities, The little birthmark just above her mons ***** The one that she says looks like a map of the Dominican Republic You lie in bed with her all day She teaches you how to swear in Farsi. You **** her every day. One day she sees you making out with this random ****** and she flips You say, but we said no strings attached or did we not? It’s not as simple as that though, it never is But this girl, she believes in you She’s a paragon of patience She sits you down and tells you to listen to her carefully She explains to you that now you are sleeping with her on the regular Your body is somehow her body too, partly, and vice versa Says she understands that you are not together officially But intimacy usually comes with an implied exclusiveness. You say, Ok, I've heard you. And I understand where you’re coming from. Then you tell her to **** off. Time passes You begin to miss her. But you’re pride won’t let you call her. You have *** three times with two different girls in one weekend One of those girls has a boyfriend, you **** her in a night club restroom. The other one on the beach a day after Then a few hours later in her bedroom. In the morning her room is all sandy, Going home you begin reflecting on things You've learnt one thing for sure: However much top-shelf ***** you get, it doesn't compare to the love of a good girl So it doesn't matter how many lovers you have in this world If none of them give you the world. You swallow your pride and call her She can’t make it, she says. But she comes the next day in the evening. You explain everything, How it felt like she was tethering you to her How you took it all too lightly. You’re not too good at it, talking about your feelings You say that what she’d told you that day had gone through one ear, out the other So you had to learn it all by yourself, you had to go through it Finally, you apologise. You’re very sincere. She asks you, so is this closure? You don’t want it to be, but you don’t know if you actually deserve her **** you don’t know if she’d even take you back. If she does, you've still got a lot to prove. You’ll be in luck, but you’ll be starting on nothing. If she doesn't then you knew and blew a good thing.
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We'd return tired from the green patches we toil, or  in deep blue, we sail our crafts days on end, ordinary folk, we are, we worship work morning sun wakes us up as soon as he shows up, we set about quick and stand our ground till the sun leaves, we are worried about nothing, no quills for us nor frills, one thought leads us forward, we seek light, till it lasts we fought, relentlessly we did,to make both ends meet, we fought, we fought, to stop the rot, day in and day out We ate cooked cassava root, drank spring water, when winter came, we shivered in palm leaf thatched huts, all those who were known smart had their proclivities and fads, on the streets,we buy and sell, we haggle all through our lives, nobody seeks us for anything, we are invisible, in the dark we have no special place in anything, anywhere. Silently we fought, kept  our aching  souls clean, never we were in ballads, tales or honor lists, in every roll call, our names went missing, when nemesis struck, it came for us first in times of calamities, our bodies lay strewn all over the country and all around the  towns, every one was rescued and kept in shelters authorities loudly claimed but it was not about us we waited and waited yet relief didn't come.
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 12:49 PM UTC
The Invisible Ones
Swanky sauntering swagger of a sashay.  Verve’s chutzpah, moxie savvy's panache, dexterously agile acuity.  Articulate coordinated excellence and prowess’s talented exceptional.  Objectified manifest's eidetic prospectus's invertible investiture's infinite possibilities perpetrate incorporeity ideology's perfectible ontology!    Intrepid intuitive intrigue, mystical magical multifariously versatile nefarious nemesis.  Malfeasance evocative tout, execrating eventuation evocative expletives, executant tour de force entelechy's apotheosis.  Ne plus ultra irrefragable opulence, erudite illuminism numinous piquant poignancy.  Dynamic livid lurid vagile puissance.  Lucid orotund sonorous fecund resilience.   Eloquent exuberance felicitous transcendent epiphany.  Nuance tactile audacious preternatural metaphysical clairvoyant imperative.  Augur quantum ominous avant-garde profundity, virulent vivid indomitably indefatigable cogent fatidic, quintessential deft.  Celerity innovative veracious metamorphic, adroit nimble avid austere.  Fulgurous astute atman clever crafty rapacious sagacious.  Effulgent zealous fastuous temerity machismo enunciation diction, imperative repartee.  Exserted protuberance educement proclivities succinctly ostentatious.  Ardent arduous inductive adamant incursion ostensible hornswoggling swashbuckler!
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Aug 14, 2020
Aug 14, 2020 at 2:55 AM UTC
Hubris
I saw her softly combing her chestnut hair Each motion like parting smooth ocean waves. I had to know her and how she behaves. Yet my heart filled with terrible despair. My friends told me to turn back, but I braved the restless sea. I seem to have a knack, For finding any key. I found her reading my favorite book. She was delighted to know I knew it. Nothing was more obscure than our love, for a writer more obscure than his peers. I dreamed of her every night her passions warm our victory right; in either dorm. Every meeting with her I carried my fantasies: a shell eclipsing the very truth I failed to see, or so they said of my nights' shameful proclivities. We shared our hearts like pastries, devouring one another's thoughts until we knew the taste by rote. Of course, we were so engorged upon the fictions of our authored lives that something had to be real; had to be tangible beyond mere spooling tales wagging to tune. Ignited like a forest fire was the lust coursing through us and in gleaming moonlit fits of ravenous lips and tender bits our bodies danced in only so many ways two chiming instruments can rattle the soul knocking and injecting essences to quench the flame that can never ever be quenched... Oh, Lord! I lay there breathing wishing to die in the moment I knew I loved her that I may immortalize the knowledge thusly ending potential doubt and teeming lies. A month later, we were still burning and alive and burning alive but we don't threaten our haven, we just consider ourselves lost in a wonderland of *** Then a man, a few years my senior came, and he wanted words, he felt entitled. He felt entitled to her, her mind, her body, her genius, her love and her *** A month later, at a bar back at home, I saw it all too clear and regretted ever knowing her, ever loving her every succumbing to the *** that drug. She's somewhere now, loving him, because he was entitled; his name was on her history, in her language, on her books, in her mind, on her, in her, every time I thought it was just me, he was there dancing with her, holding her my hand was a ghost all along. My darling portends the end of an era, but my life began with her and that soft kiss. My darling portends a life of searching for, cure to a heartbreak that mends with further pain.
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Jun 3, 2016
Jun 3, 2016 at 12:49 PM UTC
My Darling Portends...
I saw her softly combing her chestnut hair Each motion like parting smooth ocean waves. I had to know her and how she behaves. Yet my heart filled with terrible despair. My friends told me to turn back, but I braved the restless sea. I seem to have a knack, For finding any key. I found her reading my favorite book. She was delighted to know I knew it. Nothing was more obscure than our love, for a writer more obscure than his peers. I dreamed of her every night her passions warm our victory right; in either dorm. Every meeting with her I carried my fantasies: a shell eclipsing the very truth I failed to see, or so they said of my nights' shameful proclivities. We shared our hearts like pastries, devouring one another's thoughts until we knew the taste by rote. Of course, we were so engorged upon the fictions of our authored lives that something had to be real; had to be tangible beyond mere spooling tales wagging to tune. Ignited like a forest fire was the lust coursing through us and in gleaming moonlit fits of ravenous lips and tender bits our bodies danced in only so many ways two chiming instruments can rattle the soul knocking and injecting essences to quench the flame that can never ever be quenched... Oh, Lord! I lay there breathing wishing to die in the moment I knew I loved her that I may immortalize the knowledge thusly ending potential doubt and teeming lies. A month later, we were still burning and alive and burning alive but we don't threaten our haven, we just consider ourselves lost in a wonderland of *** Then a man, a few years my senior came, and he wanted words, he felt entitled. He felt entitled to her, her mind, her body, her genius, her love and her *** A month later, at a bar back at home, I saw it all too clear and regretted ever knowing her, ever loving her every succumbing to the *** that drug. She's somewhere now, loving him, because he was entitled; his name was on her history, in her language, on her books, in her mind, on her, in her, every time I thought it was just me, he was there dancing with her, holding her my hand was a ghost all along. My darling portends the end of an era, but my life began with her and that soft kiss. My darling portends a life of searching for, cure to a heartbreak that mends with further pain.
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Just take a good look at me; My frame is attractive! It does the unsated appetite of the chauvinist fuel. My curves and your fantasies are mutually inclusive! Without them, dreams are truncated. But I am an ******** symbol. The self opinionated chauvinist designs me in his sub-conscious to serve and be utterly subservient. I am incarcerated as a chef, and timeless baby sitter. A baby machine for a patriarchal dynasty. My education is a threat to chauvinist ego. My ignorance hones his misogynist confidence, whilst my erudite head retards his self esteem and worth. The illiterate ******** symbol is his ideal and virtuous woman. The smarter and more professional is the age-old Jezebel. My chastity and virginity are twin virtues of a mutilated genitalia. My restrained *** urges are designed for his unrestrained proclivities and gratification. I must be restrained, for him to be unrestrained, because, share him I must with two or three others of my kind. But take another good look at me, and see a versatile womb-man! Translate each prejudice of yours' and see my remarkable antonyms.
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Oct 14, 2023
Oct 14, 2023 at 3:23 PM UTC
The Unappreciated Woman
She was a spectacular tree. People called her the flame of the forest, for she was obviously striking, vivid and classy. I need not narrate the superlative majesty of the flame – tree, for one time or the other we have all been breath-taken by her peerless glamor. What matchless artistry! I am here to quickly share my ruminative gloom for that lovely assembly of flower, leaf and wood, which grandly stood in a grove of possibilities, and possibilities can be such a torment, such a calamity. ❋ For years galore, caterpillars of choices had been steadily eating away at her core. They came from different directions, at different trajectories, with varied objectives and fluctuating proclivities. Sometimes, they came rushing in as family, and sometimes they came slowly, a little formally, a bit watchfully, somewhat officially. At times they came in fiery fascination and yet, ever so often, they were charged with marauding indignation. Many times they arrived as blazing ambition, but more often than not, combusted the flamboyance leaving behind an ashen illusion. Oh.....those craving larvae of oblique, wily opportunities. ❋ The foliage was feverishly guzzled till photosynthesis was no more possible. From my distant window from where I had once watched her variegated flair, I felt the Poinciana moan in simmering despair. ❋ With biting sensitivity, I still look on, a tad tearfully, as she continues to tumble into conscious torpidity. My words may slip and sway, as with each wilting leaf after each withering floret, she progresses towards an abject decay; imploding methodically, and transposing gradually from being the flame of the forest to being a sprouting forest of flames.
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Jan 22, 2020
Jan 22, 2020 at 9:11 AM UTC
The Moribund Poinciana
She was a spectacular tree. People called her the flame of the forest, for she was obviously striking, vivid and classy. I need not narrate the superlative majesty of the flame – tree, for one time or the other we have all been breath-taken by her peerless glamor. What matchless artistry! I am here to quickly share my ruminative gloom for that lovely assembly of flower, leaf and wood, which grandly stood in a grove of possibilities, and possibilities can be such a torment, such a calamity. ❋ For years galore, caterpillars of choices had been steadily eating away at her core. They came from different directions, at different trajectories, with varied objectives and fluctuating proclivities. Sometimes, they came rushing in as family, and sometimes they came slowly, a little formally, a bit watchfully, somewhat officially. At times they came in fiery fascination and yet, ever so often, they were charged with marauding indignation. Many times they arrived as blazing ambition, but more often than not, combusted the flamboyance leaving behind an ashen illusion. Oh.....those craving larvae of oblique, wily opportunities. ❋ The foliage was feverishly guzzled till photosynthesis was no more possible. From my distant window from where I had once watched her variegated flair, I felt the Poinciana moan in simmering despair. ❋ With biting sensitivity, I still look on, a tad tearfully, as she continues to tumble into conscious torpidity. My words may slip and sway, as with each wilting leaf after each withering floret, she progresses towards an abject decay; imploding methodically, and transposing gradually from being the flame of the forest to being a sprouting forest of flames.
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I don't know why I was picked, Could have been the fact that I was a little **** Too clever by far and too funny to care --> I looked at Death and stared, Tilting my head for a better perspective; I wasn't scared, just curious --> That diminishing Light, my sight opened! Imagine the shock - looking into myn own eyes! So, I'm Death Incarnate - Big Whoop! Means bugger-all to me - this runt isn't alone: He can see the larger, older, uglier Ancients Abiding Their Time, for there's nothing four it --> They have had to exercise patience while I mature. It's not so much that I'm camera shy, It's more the case that I've needed a low profile (Or so I've presumed!) to complete this Mission --> A dangerous and lethally serious Game Of Cat and Mouse, with Dog-eat-Dog and Dragon's FIRE; To justify MAN into an already integrated system, Was no easy task, given our proclivities for WAR. But hey! They started picking on US --> We had to Respond, Sprinting blindly towards ULTIMATE ENDS. [Bet you no-one Thought to take War below the Quantum Quagmire, Into the Conceptual Field where Words and Consequences Have real significance and potentially Cataclysmic Ramifications?!?!?! (Afterall, what are a few Supernovas and self-destructive Primordial Black Holes Between Adults Consciousnesses that at least have a vague idea about Reality?)]
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 5:56 AM UTC
Runt Roaring Raw Rage
to feign acrobatic mystery through aerodynamic  propensities - is to let dramatic proclivities start and stop the show. the somersault moronically learned; while in an endless blur- Displays the beauty Truth's discerned of who and what we were.
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Jul 27, 2019
Jul 27, 2019 at 9:51 PM UTC
When I Wake Up- I'm doing a Somersault
It was with: justice and servitude, foolishness, brevity she sought to tell me of living proclivities - voice and demeanor while dancing with candor that surely would show us the damning demanding of each one another and there in those words in that flight I was shown the topography of all the love I had known where without I would be just a speck in the sea but to me, it would seem there was nowhere to land so we took to the skies and we took what was ours so she took from my eyes all the color and life and replaced it with hers so that I too might find there was no need for wings when the flight through the sky was to float through the sea the reflection set free as we drowned, I and she we obeyed, as they say, gravity.
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Mar 17, 2014
Mar 17, 2014 at 2:18 PM UTC
A Trouble With Merfolk
confined to your own head, you might as well be a steam engine. burning little holes in your turncoat. making new friends in old dens. masking proclivities. barking at intruders like a dog. what caused her, so many times, to remove herself from the same line of thinking? the man with the cocktails doesn't know, but he knows the solution. the solution to all life's problems, to be imbibed and controlled. the embrace for the embittered. the fuel for the fire. the stoke for the engine the energy to keep chugging along at a good clip.
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Nov 8, 2011
Nov 8, 2011 at 12:16 AM UTC
I think I can, I think I can, I..
How strange my young life, its proclivities. How quick and profound are its extremities. How cruel the loss and joyous the gains. And yet surrounded and ever by change. As I reflect on my last year, I reflect on my life now. Like watching waves from a pier. Or should I be filled with fear? Who I was, when I was then. ­­­­­­ And then that I became back and forth again. What my chances are for times to be like they were are very dim. But how can one wish to return? Because if that were the case, Then I’d never learn. And then the rewards I would never earn. But is that what life is about? At such a young age, My mind is filled with doubt. And these new ideas flourish and sprout. And I start to pride in my growing. Because I have spent all these years knowing, At least my first name. But as I grow older my name changes meanings. But not based upon me, Based on what people are seeing. What does it mean when they say seeing is believing? So what does my name mean this year? I slowly become someone else’s image I must adhere. But the days of ending time are coming near. And I feel like I have nothing to fear. I have seen many versions of myself. And the mirror screams, “Look at yourself!” And as I reflect on my last year, And the girl looking back at me in the mirror, The changes have never been so clear.
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Jul 19, 2013
Jul 19, 2013 at 3:11 PM UTC
Lillian
**He met her in the courtyard by chance, though pitted against each other in a fierce competition, both willingly enrolled, they fell in love, at fist sight, as if by a hidden cue. Left out, by this turn, unexpected they felt, no spirit of competition in them is now left; two yarns in the magical weave of life braided in perfect design, excellently blended in quick time, can any one orchestrate a moment like this? It's an apparition from the womb of time,  on its iridescent wings flew down to intervene, on behalf of some spirit, evil or noble who can tell, except when,  time is ripe. Life is a walk through dark and enchanted woods we stop a while where, paths diverge, and  take one, sometimes by sudden impulse, most take the beaten ones, the less traveled appeal some, holding the hand of a beloved bathed in silver light, at the moment, will it lead to destination or not, one knows not,  that moment is decisive, at the end as much intervention of fate, if one views that way, as human proclivities.**
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 11:32 PM UTC
A sudden turn, unknown design
I am his punching bag, he punches me at will, he punches me to vent his anger, he does so to douse his frustrations. He tries to regulate my emotions, he entrenches himself fastidiously in my life's branches. My constant battery is his love's justification. To him, none else could care better, not even my own sacrificial mum. In my secular and public life, his raging jealousy is hardly concealed. I am his only mood swing's spectator, I am enslaved by regular and suicidal threats. I must to his own will remain subservient for my own dear children's survival. Not even my domestic pets are spared. My movement is restrained, every friend of mine is a suspect, and my conversations are thoroughly scrutinized. His watchful eyes are never exhausted by prying. He makes my life a world of suspicion and espionage. My conscience is daily by blame overwhelmed. I am worthless and hardly esteemed, and can on none else rely. I have no better friend or acquaintance than him. My inferior gender is a social stigma, hence I am closeted with his unquestionable desires. I must please him to the utmost with my food, chores and body; My meals must sate his insatiable appetite with the very best cuisines of his choice. My house chores must be flawless in dexterity for his perfectionist requests to please. At bed time my **** and body curves must gratify and gratify his ****** proclivities, even at my own very expense.
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Jul 15, 2023
Jul 15, 2023 at 8:56 AM UTC
Nekky's Story
Again? Little bits of paper set little boys and girls awake. Paper is the voice, it is the rush, and it plays against the spirit of the rough. Some had hands in favor, some made famous from their toils. Across the bridges, into harm, extreme liking finds a way to plant their dreams. A courageous haunt for storytellers fashioning fictitious love in the vocals of these pleasure scenes. A gasp at poison sells us. Two legs is all it took- the fanciest of the 399 lives, stitched across the faces of all his slaves. Some hide behind the moon, in the shadow of its glow. Some depart him, only to remark, and take up the King James Bible in a fight to eradicate some half-lie half-truth tale. Some take up their histories. Some track down their accusers. Some just watch the show. If ever was a prophet, material or fake. A flip of the light switch rewinds the days, while a new trial of words ghastly fails. If ever was a wind to whip the rocking torments of joy into a smooth flowing dressage of subtle paper cuts and clues, lusts on paper and ***** petite memes cloaked in the vast inertia of the West. Rags piled high as riches, short denim shorts worn publicly before each and every oval and square, curious domain names gang bang the brain to forget the old complaints, renege on values once comparable or the same. Only in this world, today, strangers bed each other and misspell the chants beaten into their acute proclivities for breaking the law, while purposely opening their mouths on soap boxes, and orchestrating the papers’ coolness through the grid and onto the plane. The work of the slaves is the accord to which forewords tune gravity. This is the paper taking down cities. This is the worship building anarchy in its own members. This is the end of the call and the beginning of the caste. These are the mute and colorless stains on the walls, and the childhood loves of an adult that colorfully decorate the dormitory in his past with the clutter and occupancy that curtails to no complaint. There is the paper and there is the gain. Will any of them ever be human again?
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 5:50 AM UTC
Kelsey Never Let Your Roofbeams Lay Low
Again? Little bits of paper set little boys and girls awake. Paper is the voice, it is the rush, and it plays against the spirit of the rough. Some had hands in favor, some made famous from their toils. Across the bridges, into harm, extreme liking finds a way to plant their dreams. A courageous haunt for storytellers fashioning fictitious love in the vocals of these pleasure scenes. A gasp at poison sells us. Two legs is all it took- the fanciest of the 399 lives, stitched across the faces of all his slaves. Some hide behind the moon, in the shadow of its glow. Some depart him, only to remark, and take up the King James Bible in a fight to eradicate some half-lie half-truth tale. Some take up their histories. Some track down their accusers. Some just watch the show. If ever was a prophet, material or fake. A flip of the light switch rewinds the days, while a new trial of words ghastly fails. If ever was a wind to whip the rocking torments of joy into a smooth flowing dressage of subtle paper cuts and clues, lusts on paper and ***** petite memes cloaked in the vast inertia of the West. Rags piled high as riches, short denim shorts worn publicly before each and every oval and square, curious domain names gang bang the brain to forget the old complaints, renege on values once comparable or the same. Only in this world, today, strangers bed each other and misspell the chants beaten into their acute proclivities for breaking the law, while purposely opening their mouths on soap boxes, and orchestrating the papers’ coolness through the grid and onto the plane. The work of the slaves is the accord to which forewords tune gravity. This is the paper taking down cities. This is the worship building anarchy in its own members. This is the end of the call and the beginning of the caste. These are the mute and colorless stains on the walls, and the childhood loves of an adult that colorfully decorate the dormitory in his past with the clutter and occupancy that curtails to no complaint. There is the paper and there is the gain. Will any of them ever be human again?
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I escaped the lion's den. So, I am done with hand wringing, Dragging my palm down my nape. Forefinger and thumb squeezing the bridge, Encircling my chin, to the point. The time has come to discard my hair-shirt, To loosen the cilice; Stop the self-flagellation, And smear balm on my mortified back. I shall repose, indulge in a repast. And prepare for the proclivities of the flesh, To revel in the concupiscence of humanity. Cast off chastity, poverty and obedience. We are not saints or martyrs. The cause is not worth the pain. I am forgiven. I forgive. You could too.
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 11:06 AM UTC
Foregone Forgiveness
The entrepreneurs of the Casinos sits in luxuries reeking in the readies be it not for them to judge if the mugs want to gamble who are we to talk The talentless Wasters join inadequate and retards hiding in rampages be it not for them to judge the proclivities of moronism are attestations to status The innocent sits in truth amid thieves and mudslingers conscience untroubled be it not for who to judge virtue is its own reward and vengeance is of the Almighty The fools will sizzle and cavort in foolish this and that legacies of mindlessness be it not for them to judge Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish for blinds sees not Wisdom cannot be imparted be it not for me to judge The foolish and the dead alone never change their opinions.
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Oct 11, 2021
Oct 11, 2021 at 6:51 PM UTC
Echoes vacuum zealots....
As information is sourced, we knowledge add. Entertainment is accessed by each ipad. The cost of research is by the net reduced, whilst addiction to **** is by it induced. Banking transactions are by it made easy, so does the convenience of a shopping spree. We conveniently send mails by speed of light, and connect to old buddies beyond our sight. Its flash of lightening promotes the breaking news, so does its ill wind the fake ones for our views. It mocks distance with commercial activities, and lures perverts to their ****** proclivities. It does our world flatten with mobile services, its not by distance hindered for con men's vices, neither will it the distant swindled protect. It does the deeds of distant bullies perfect. Transnational love has by it been produced, when love birds electronically are introduced. Global link that binds us all like a cobweb; Old and young alike, each enslaved by the web.
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Sep 12, 2023
Sep 12, 2023 at 5:39 PM UTC
The Internet
Make shapes for me – abandon all proclivities neat and sterile; spill under me.  I will still your peril. Fastenings will not keep you bound, so bolt! Do not stay with me, amid my bloating awe, while your bedlam blooms and daybreak looms. Sweet perfumes. Consumption in the dark while others only dream. You will never fill me but we’ll again put out the ladder tomorrow.
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 8:29 PM UTC
Make Shapes for Me
With footprints of time on your breast Please return the lost child, every moment of glory. we come to you with a handful of word-seeds help us grow sprouts of sense and sensibility the mystic search is knotted in humdrum proclivities our journey meanders through jungle of learning a shedload enticements stripe each dawn ending up with silent solitude, in deep meditation weariness to weave poems of wonder surrenders us to you dear Philosopher!
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
Dear Philosopher, my appeal!