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let’s live suddenly without thinking under honest trees, a stream does.the brain of cleverly-crinkling -water pursues the angry dream of the shore. By midnight, a moon scratches the skin of the organised hills an edged nothing begins to prune let’s live like the light that kills and let’s as silence, because Whirl’s after all: (after me)love,and after you. I occasionally feel vague how vague idon’t know tenuous Now- spears and The Then-arrows making do our mouths something red,something tall
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Let’s Live Suddenly Without Thinking
#*O morning sky of endless blue Tinged with purply-pinky hue You tell me of His mercies new Whose heart pursues my own O geese in wingèd winter's flight Your honking cries arouse delight And lift my gaze to seek thy sight As wooing from His hand O softest breeze which skims my face And stirs with such mysterious grace My soul to reach for Love’s embrace You brush me with His kiss O snowflakes falling to the ground You pierce my heart without a sound To crave a purity only found Beneath a bloodied cross O setting sun in half-light glowing Waning day’s last glorious blush showing You paint with fire my spirit’s own knowing— This life is fading fast O stars of midnight’s blackest sky Paraded forth, you pull my eye Toward One Who speaks this ceaseless cry: “I’m coming back for you.” O creeping fog to dawn’s light clinging You whisper, Love’s veiled message bringing, With haunting echoes faintly singing, “Lose all of you in Him.”*#
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 10:09 AM UTC
Ode to a Winter's Day
If all scars were purple And all bruises red And we could pour out All the pain in our heads If people were rabbits And rabbits were dead And all scars were purple And all bruises red – Would people be purple? Would rabbits be dead? Is it bruises that **** us, Or scars to the head? What is it that tortures us, Leaves us all writhing? What makes us stop living And start just surviving? What monster pursues us – What ghastly condition? The one deep within us; The sick apparition. This torturous bubble From deep in our heart Wells up, overwhelms us And tears us apart.
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 11:31 AM UTC
If all scars were purple
*O morning sky of endless blue Tinged with purply-pinky hue You tell me of His mercies new Whose heart pursues my own O geese in wingèd winter's flight Your honking cries arouse delight And lift my gaze to seek thy sight As wooing from His hand O softest breeze which skims my face And stirs with such mysterious grace My soul to reach for Love’s embrace You brush me with His kiss O snowflakes falling to the ground You pierce my heart without a sound To crave a purity only found Beneath a bloodied cross O setting sun in half-light glowing Waning day’s last glorious blush showing You paint with fire my spirit’s own knowing— This life is fading fast O stars of midnight’s blackest sky Paraded forth, you pull my eye Toward One Who speaks this ceaseless cry: “I’m coming back for you.” O creeping fog to dawn’s light clinging You whisper, Love’s veiled message bringing, With haunting echoes faintly singing, “Lose all of you in Him.”*
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 1:11 PM UTC
Ode to a Winter's Day
"When a person is born it's a blessed time, Albeit a person is in love it's a splendid era, When that person perishes it is a bereaved era, Albeit Love of two people expires it's a cataclysm, Vestige as we used to sit there on the littoral, As the dusk of the winds would blow the sand, The sand pursues into your long black hair, Visage your dark green eyes and a beauty of a smile, All times I have enjoyed greatly also suffered greatly, Times you loved me and alone on the shore, It is an perpetual power that as my utopia, Is me ichorous of our love moments together, Afore us lies the port and a skimming ocean liner, As we slowly see an alluvion gloom in the darkness, Legions of souls drudged here in day and night, Above gusting drifts the rainy constellation of stars, As we gambol in our fervor of cognizance of love in our Utopia Ichorous" By Andrew Guzaldo 08/03/2018 © Posted HP/
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 10:10 PM UTC
“UTOPIA ICHOROUS”
Man. In a cleft that's christened Alt Under broken stone I halt At the bottom of a pit That broad noon has never lit, And shout a secret to the stone. All that I have said and done, Now that I am old and ill, Turns into a question till I lie awake night after night And never get the answers right. Did that play of mine send out Certain men the English shot? Did words of mine put too great strain On that woman's reeling brain? Could my spoken words have checked That whereby a house lay wrecked? And all seems evil until I Sleepless would lie down and die. Echo. Lie down and die. Man. That were to shirk The spiritual intellect's great work, And shirk it in vain. There is no release In a bodkin or disease, Nor can there be work so great As that which cleans man's ***** slate. While man can still his body keep Wine or love drug him to sleep, Waking he thanks the Lord that he Has body and its stupidity, But body gone he sleeps no more, And till his intellect grows sure That all's arranged in one clear view, pursues the thoughts that I pursue, Then stands in judgment on his soul, And, all work done, dismisses all Out of intellect and sight And sinks at last into the night. Echo. Into the night. Man. O Rocky Voice, Shall we in that great night rejoice? What do we know but that we face One another in this place? But hush, for I have lost the theme, Its joy or night-seem but a dream; Up there some hawk or owl has struck, Dropping out of sky or rock, A stricken rabbit is crying out, And its cry distracts my thought.
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Man And The Echo
Man. In a cleft that's christened Alt Under broken stone I halt At the bottom of a pit That broad noon has never lit, And shout a secret to the stone. All that I have said and done, Now that I am old and ill, Turns into a question till I lie awake night after night And never get the answers right. Did that play of mine send out Certain men the English shot? Did words of mine put too great strain On that woman's reeling brain? Could my spoken words have checked That whereby a house lay wrecked? And all seems evil until I Sleepless would lie down and die. Echo. Lie down and die. Man. That were to shirk The spiritual intellect's great work, And shirk it in vain. There is no release In a bodkin or disease, Nor can there be work so great As that which cleans man's ***** slate. While man can still his body keep Wine or love drug him to sleep, Waking he thanks the Lord that he Has body and its stupidity, But body gone he sleeps no more, And till his intellect grows sure That all's arranged in one clear view, pursues the thoughts that I pursue, Then stands in judgment on his soul, And, all work done, dismisses all Out of intellect and sight And sinks at last into the night. Echo. Into the night. Man. O Rocky Voice, Shall we in that great night rejoice? What do we know but that we face One another in this place? But hush, for I have lost the theme, Its joy or night-seem but a dream; Up there some hawk or owl has struck, Dropping out of sky or rock, A stricken rabbit is crying out, And its cry distracts my thought.
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The Pigeon Gent, He woos and coos around the river bent. Pursues his muse with artful dance and skillful prance, With inflated neck and ruffled plumage, until his energy or luck is spent. He then resides by ebbing tides to ponder on his next advance. "Now Now", "Whats This" the gent exclaims, A shadow looming from the skies. With ***** and claps he glides and lands with  full surprise, He spies the intruder, "A fellow Brooder". Pigeon gent cant believe his eyes. Pigeon Gent cannot believe the sauce, The scurge seems intent on taking his prize by force. At once he knows he must respond, And force this illbread vagabond to abscond. At once chest puffed and muscles flexed, With wild eyes he jabs and pecks. To teach this ruffian respect, So on his actions he may later reflect. He stands his ground both large and proud, To make example of this foul winged burglar from the clouds. "You insult me sir" he shouts aloud, To make his intentions clear for all the crowd. For several rounds they fight and scuffle. With intruder retreating, feathers ruffled. Then bested suiter fairly parted, The quarrel ends as fast as started. The vanquished victor displays and grooms, As peace and honour now resumes. Soon the ripples upset the green, An armada of ducks come on the scene. Alerted by the heightend coos, They race to see what act insues. The mighty mallards, Kings of the river, None contest their right of way. Their ways of conduct such generous givers. Majestic river royalty, the law is always what they say. On bank or shallow pebbled river they have always been, They love to feed and breed amongst the river scene. There royal cape made up of browny reds and shimmering greens, reflects and intejects on mirrored water skies and evergreens. To their mates for life and lady lovers, The mallard gent is like no others. Such loyalties are seldom seen, In modern times and different dreams. Fine and lean with striking features, Best examples of river teachers. But at any moment no matter how abrubt, A river duel may easily erupt. Battle can ensue and rage, As both apponents approach and engage. For they mate for life as duck and wife, A rarity in any age or life.
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Sep 2, 2018
Sep 2, 2018 at 1:38 PM UTC
The Pigeon Gent
The Pigeon Gent, He woos and coos around the river bent. Pursues his muse with artful dance and skillful prance, With inflated neck and ruffled plumage, until his energy or luck is spent. He then resides by ebbing tides to ponder on his next advance. "Now Now", "Whats This" the gent exclaims, A shadow looming from the skies. With ***** and claps he glides and lands with  full surprise, He spies the intruder, "A fellow Brooder". Pigeon gent cant believe his eyes. Pigeon Gent cannot believe the sauce, The scurge seems intent on taking his prize by force. At once he knows he must respond, And force this illbread vagabond to abscond. At once chest puffed and muscles flexed, With wild eyes he jabs and pecks. To teach this ruffian respect, So on his actions he may later reflect. He stands his ground both large and proud, To make example of this foul winged burglar from the clouds. "You insult me sir" he shouts aloud, To make his intentions clear for all the crowd. For several rounds they fight and scuffle. With intruder retreating, feathers ruffled. Then bested suiter fairly parted, The quarrel ends as fast as started. The vanquished victor displays and grooms, As peace and honour now resumes. Soon the ripples upset the green, An armada of ducks come on the scene. Alerted by the heightend coos, They race to see what act insues. The mighty mallards, Kings of the river, None contest their right of way. Their ways of conduct such generous givers. Majestic river royalty, the law is always what they say. On bank or shallow pebbled river they have always been, They love to feed and breed amongst the river scene. There royal cape made up of browny reds and shimmering greens, reflects and intejects on mirrored water skies and evergreens. To their mates for life and lady lovers, The mallard gent is like no others. Such loyalties are seldom seen, In modern times and different dreams. Fine and lean with striking features, Best examples of river teachers. But at any moment no matter how abrubt, A river duel may easily erupt. Battle can ensue and rage, As both apponents approach and engage. For they mate for life as duck and wife, A rarity in any age or life.
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In a white book, writing was done with tears, And so we cannot figure out a single line; Memorized and though about since early youth, It eludes one’s wit even as one has aged and greyed. When mind seeks it out, love turns up in the heart, When heart pursues it, love is in the mind, escaping wit. Regarded at close range, love dissipates, Leave it aside and love turns sad and grieves. When loving is intense, love resists the long wait, Like a lightning bolt, it streaks across the dark. The kiss that sears is a kiss given only once, And when the river swell, only once will flooding rise. Love that is timid is a river still and currentless, No falls nor torrents, no tears nor unbearable loss! But when love has dared, the heart is swept away, Honor, wealth and wisdom, love will drown them out! When love is yet a bud, it heeds an elder’s counsel, Such is not yet love, for it still sees the light. But when it bursts aflame, what matter the universe — That’s real love, so lose yourself in it with all your heart. When you balk at the threat of ill fortune and hazard, Truly your wit is lit and your mind at dull alert; Your love is cautious yet, you have not learned to really love, For once in love, the grave itself is heaven’s gate. Love has eyes, love is never blind, having learned to love, one’s wounds turn into blossoms, Love is selfish and cannot bear to share, It’s either you get it all, or get nothing at all. “Mother has been watching me, so I cannot write..” Friend, that’s a sign you have yet to win her love. But when she dares write even at her very grave site, She has come to love you more than her very life. All you, young people. who are in quest of love, Moths who are fluttering around the lamplight, Once in the grip of love, danger you will seek out, Ready to love your wings to the very flames of love.
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Jun 18, 2013
Jun 18, 2013 at 7:40 PM UTC
Love by Jose Corazon de Jesus
In a white book, writing was done with tears, And so we cannot figure out a single line; Memorized and though about since early youth, It eludes one’s wit even as one has aged and greyed. When mind seeks it out, love turns up in the heart, When heart pursues it, love is in the mind, escaping wit. Regarded at close range, love dissipates, Leave it aside and love turns sad and grieves. When loving is intense, love resists the long wait, Like a lightning bolt, it streaks across the dark. The kiss that sears is a kiss given only once, And when the river swell, only once will flooding rise. Love that is timid is a river still and currentless, No falls nor torrents, no tears nor unbearable loss! But when love has dared, the heart is swept away, Honor, wealth and wisdom, love will drown them out! When love is yet a bud, it heeds an elder’s counsel, Such is not yet love, for it still sees the light. But when it bursts aflame, what matter the universe — That’s real love, so lose yourself in it with all your heart. When you balk at the threat of ill fortune and hazard, Truly your wit is lit and your mind at dull alert; Your love is cautious yet, you have not learned to really love, For once in love, the grave itself is heaven’s gate. Love has eyes, love is never blind, having learned to love, one’s wounds turn into blossoms, Love is selfish and cannot bear to share, It’s either you get it all, or get nothing at all. “Mother has been watching me, so I cannot write..” Friend, that’s a sign you have yet to win her love. But when she dares write even at her very grave site, She has come to love you more than her very life. All you, young people. who are in quest of love, Moths who are fluttering around the lamplight, Once in the grip of love, danger you will seek out, Ready to love your wings to the very flames of love.
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Who One eventually becomes depends heavily upon the choices One makes- the passions One nourishes- the opportunities One pursues- the perseverance One is willing to embody.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 2:08 PM UTC
Choose thy Fate
1576 The Spirit lasts—but in what mode— Below, the Body speaks, But as the Spirit furnishes— Apart, it never talks— The Music in the Violin Does not emerge alone But Arm in Arm with Touch, yet Touch Alone—is not a Tune— The Spirit lurks within the Flesh Like Tides within the Sea That make the Water live, estranged What would the Either be? Does that know—now—or does it cease— That which to this is done, Resuming at a mutual date With every future one? Instinct pursues the Adamant, Exacting this Reply— Adversity if it may be, or Wild Prosperity, The Rumor’s Gate was shut so tight Before my Mind was sown, Not even a Prognostic’s Push Could make a Dent thereon—
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The Spirit lasts—but in what mode—
Things sometimes fall apart Among sisters and brothers, No matter what they once were. Childhood picnics and dreamy games, Memories of trips with Dad, Since Mom was tired of us. We would climb Appalachian peaks Or drive to look at the Mayflower. Every summer there was a golden week A lakeside cottage and all-day swims In crystal water, becoming mermaids. But time passes and bitterness accrues. Imagined slights grow like slow tumors, Never excised but nurtured by some. I go to college and am freed From the poison of ignorant rage, From the creeping depression left Like diesel fog on an endless floor. Four or five years of delight pass With only hints here or there Of a sibling’s misery at home. Of a once close sister, Maggie, Who is ignored and never loved By any man she pursues. She blames me for it, for reasons I have yet to fathom. Of a brother, Francis, deluded, drugged, Steals the family car in a rage And drives to New York City. Of Deirdre, the middle sister, Whose friend who knows men who feed On her ignorance and rebellion. Only Susannah tries to rise above The maelstrom of misery. I send her to a school far away And she sheds despair, at least. Decades drawl, children are born to us, While the bridge between us, obscured, Sags and frays under weight of rancor. Christmas dinners and birthday parties Turn into chores, invitations kept as scores. Petty grudges, like acid, sever the bridge At last, all ties are abandoned. When we are all grown and scattered, No one speaking to anyone else, Unaware, uncaring about the others. Only Susannah visits me and smiles, With no ulterior plan for insane revenge, Or accusations for errant slights. Her once dark hair is grizzled and wild And her girlish skin now creased. But her treacle eyes, “black aggies”, I used to call them, still shine. Only Susannah writes a letter, Wishing us well and Healing scars made by others, Returning the word “family”. To my basket of small treasures, I carry with me Into the twilight.
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Oct 10, 2021
Oct 10, 2021 at 10:52 AM UTC
Only Susannah
Things sometimes fall apart Among sisters and brothers, No matter what they once were. Childhood picnics and dreamy games, Memories of trips with Dad, Since Mom was tired of us. We would climb Appalachian peaks Or drive to look at the Mayflower. Every summer there was a golden week A lakeside cottage and all-day swims In crystal water, becoming mermaids. But time passes and bitterness accrues. Imagined slights grow like slow tumors, Never excised but nurtured by some. I go to college and am freed From the poison of ignorant rage, From the creeping depression left Like diesel fog on an endless floor. Four or five years of delight pass With only hints here or there Of a sibling’s misery at home. Of a once close sister, Maggie, Who is ignored and never loved By any man she pursues. She blames me for it, for reasons I have yet to fathom. Of a brother, Francis, deluded, drugged, Steals the family car in a rage And drives to New York City. Of Deirdre, the middle sister, Whose friend who knows men who feed On her ignorance and rebellion. Only Susannah tries to rise above The maelstrom of misery. I send her to a school far away And she sheds despair, at least. Decades drawl, children are born to us, While the bridge between us, obscured, Sags and frays under weight of rancor. Christmas dinners and birthday parties Turn into chores, invitations kept as scores. Petty grudges, like acid, sever the bridge At last, all ties are abandoned. When we are all grown and scattered, No one speaking to anyone else, Unaware, uncaring about the others. Only Susannah visits me and smiles, With no ulterior plan for insane revenge, Or accusations for errant slights. Her once dark hair is grizzled and wild And her girlish skin now creased. But her treacle eyes, “black aggies”, I used to call them, still shine. Only Susannah writes a letter, Wishing us well and Healing scars made by others, Returning the word “family”. To my basket of small treasures, I carry with me Into the twilight.
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1468 A winged spark doth soar about— I never met it near For Lightning it is oft mistook When nights are hot and sere— Its twinkling Travels it pursues Above the Haunts of men— A speck of Rapture—first perceived By feeling it is gone— Rekindled by some action quaint
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A winged spark doth soar about—
is it love or the parasite ? my pilot bulk                       aims for relief        it pursues this via                             your romantic correction in public arena                   a library stair                     (i never prior encountered you) one step as foreigner         the approach and upon a swift internal pendulum i make witless incisions hurried mended sentences directed stuns invasive i demand the compromise                   of your company hastily push at boundaries and you're not so accommodating                                                  but on a further occasion same building we exchange a battering of conversation that    then        matures            into barter-like use of language despite my harassments   a civil cultivation is unearthed tongue within this intelligence effort i lessen loosen my demanding appearance disregard my dignity      a skin suit about the ankles you're open in a vein of similarity    you flesh out your own controls we've progressed quickly there's an aped conduct                  and flashing attitudes this time we share table space a nearby café we have become quite unmanned     repeated meet ups upon humours we adjust small habits     and shake on perceptions where we overlap it becomes    more an overlay of rationalities         than resented promises fast time passes and i move into your living space                                   i pick a wildflower                                                                    and put it in the tiny vase on your dining table we agree on its colour                                               we agree on a book to make our bible material we agree on the pitch of the tinnitus we share the clothes i am to wear i switch to your diet and you cease taking medications we sleep on your lawn like children and bring down the night sky for comfort during the day we wear our sleep               like a lubrication for our chores and go about our productivity               in genuine partnership yet i feel we're just out of reach             of some dark harm we are an excellent sample pair it is all vital we grow stronger the more we quiz it recycling our ********** refine our agreements await further impulses and come closer to plug so.. do we please love       or simply indulge a parasite ?
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Nov 23, 2021
Nov 23, 2021 at 10:28 PM UTC
a cultivation
is it love or the parasite ? my pilot bulk                       aims for relief        it pursues this via                             your romantic correction in public arena                   a library stair                     (i never prior encountered you) one step as foreigner         the approach and upon a swift internal pendulum i make witless incisions hurried mended sentences directed stuns invasive i demand the compromise                   of your company hastily push at boundaries and you're not so accommodating                                                  but on a further occasion same building we exchange a battering of conversation that    then        matures            into barter-like use of language despite my harassments   a civil cultivation is unearthed tongue within this intelligence effort i lessen loosen my demanding appearance disregard my dignity      a skin suit about the ankles you're open in a vein of similarity    you flesh out your own controls we've progressed quickly there's an aped conduct                  and flashing attitudes this time we share table space a nearby café we have become quite unmanned     repeated meet ups upon humours we adjust small habits     and shake on perceptions where we overlap it becomes    more an overlay of rationalities         than resented promises fast time passes and i move into your living space                                   i pick a wildflower                                                                    and put it in the tiny vase on your dining table we agree on its colour                                               we agree on a book to make our bible material we agree on the pitch of the tinnitus we share the clothes i am to wear i switch to your diet and you cease taking medications we sleep on your lawn like children and bring down the night sky for comfort during the day we wear our sleep               like a lubrication for our chores and go about our productivity               in genuine partnership yet i feel we're just out of reach             of some dark harm we are an excellent sample pair it is all vital we grow stronger the more we quiz it recycling our ********** refine our agreements await further impulses and come closer to plug so.. do we please love       or simply indulge a parasite ?
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Your voice has a choice. Your tongue is moist with juicy, fruitful words. Your lips chirp like harmonious birds; building botanical gardens inside some beautiful person’s head somewhere. You could distinguish old flames, smother your pride ignore all blame… Or you could turn something worse. Go postal, find trouble to immerse yourself in. Do you even try to scale the value between a blessing and a curse? Did it sound more exciting when I said Congratulations first? Is your mommy and the tv well distraction from the hearse all of us blindly ride in. We’re born into a society claiming Life, Freedom and the pursuit of happiness. I feel no freedom in our flags when more blood falls on clothing tags of women who were “just asking for it”. I’m desperately clinging onto the pursuit of happiness, but my hands slide off like butter fingers pursuing monkey bars The greasy kind of disappointment you can get at McDonalds for a dollar I’m a little confused where the donations are Ronald? $27.6 billion in revenue, yet every seventeen minutes another person pursues death as if it were their only chance of freedom and you’re squeezing your red clown nose thinking of what new toy to impose on the children buying Happy Meals. The 111th richest corporation in the nation has the audacity to serve deep fried pink slime and call it a happy meal. At the same moment, a stiff insurance business suit is denying extended treatment to people. People: dying to learn how to tame the monsters in their heads, dying to learn how harming themselves harms their families health, dying to learn how to fight enemies who sing them to sleep at night. Thousands of children men and women who are in so much pain. Plastered with close-lidded visions nightmare doorknobs with creaking hinges. Some violent, some explosive, some ****** ostly misunderstood combinations of the above. Some, accidents stained with blood. Some, knife twisting in their back, broken oaths. There is more freedom in valuing the pursuit of life than happiness in living for a dying pursuit Congratulations, we live in a society where the living die with a side order of either painful awareness or numb naivety.
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 5:43 AM UTC
Congratulations, you're alive!
Your voice has a choice. Your tongue is moist with juicy, fruitful words. Your lips chirp like harmonious birds; building botanical gardens inside some beautiful person’s head somewhere. You could distinguish old flames, smother your pride ignore all blame… Or you could turn something worse. Go postal, find trouble to immerse yourself in. Do you even try to scale the value between a blessing and a curse? Did it sound more exciting when I said Congratulations first? Is your mommy and the tv well distraction from the hearse all of us blindly ride in. We’re born into a society claiming Life, Freedom and the pursuit of happiness. I feel no freedom in our flags when more blood falls on clothing tags of women who were “just asking for it”. I’m desperately clinging onto the pursuit of happiness, but my hands slide off like butter fingers pursuing monkey bars The greasy kind of disappointment you can get at McDonalds for a dollar I’m a little confused where the donations are Ronald? $27.6 billion in revenue, yet every seventeen minutes another person pursues death as if it were their only chance of freedom and you’re squeezing your red clown nose thinking of what new toy to impose on the children buying Happy Meals. The 111th richest corporation in the nation has the audacity to serve deep fried pink slime and call it a happy meal. At the same moment, a stiff insurance business suit is denying extended treatment to people. People: dying to learn how to tame the monsters in their heads, dying to learn how harming themselves harms their families health, dying to learn how to fight enemies who sing them to sleep at night. Thousands of children men and women who are in so much pain. Plastered with close-lidded visions nightmare doorknobs with creaking hinges. Some violent, some explosive, some ****** ostly misunderstood combinations of the above. Some, accidents stained with blood. Some, knife twisting in their back, broken oaths. There is more freedom in valuing the pursuit of life than happiness in living for a dying pursuit Congratulations, we live in a society where the living die with a side order of either painful awareness or numb naivety.
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A girl up the way has entered puberty. One day she wears the most outlandish clothes and colours and the next black, gray or blue. Fond of protecting the little ones, in one breath, she stands separate from adults and everyone, in the next. Perhaps, she talks with classmates and girlfriends about the changes to her body as she throws fierce energy into gym and pursues intensely with pimples and glasses her various and numerous studies. Recently, she was halfway up the Everest of a lamp-post before her mother came out and roared her down.
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Oct 19, 2010
Oct 19, 2010 at 7:46 PM UTC
A girl up the way
Earth can see. Follow. And Doubt. That is, A Dream. Everyone pursues, None fall short, Seeing is believing, The contrast is short. Not everyone gains, For slow they make. Courage. It's what counts. Not. Gain.
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 3:14 PM UTC
Life Is But A dream
Man IN a cleft that's christened Alt Under broken stone I halt At the bottom of a pit That broad noon has never lit, And shout a secret to the stone. All that I have said and done, Now that I am old and ill, Turns into a question till I lie awake night after night And never get the answers right. Did that play of mine send out Certain men the English shot? Did words of mine put too great strain On that woman's reeling brain? Could my spoken words have checked That whereby a house lay wrecked? And all seems evil until I Sleepless would lie down and die. Echo Lie down and die. Man That were to shirk The spiritual intellect's great work, And shirk it in vain. There is no release In a bodkin or disease, Nor can there be work so great As that which cleans man's ***** slate. While man can still his body keep Wine or love drug him to sleep, Waking he thanks the Lord that he Has body and its stupidity, But body gone he sleeps no more, And till his intellect grows sure That all's arranged in one clear view, pursues the thoughts that I pursue, Then stands in judgment on his soul, And, all work done, dismisses all Out of intellect and sight And sinks at last into the night. Echo Into the night. Man O Rocky Voice, Shall we in that great night rejoice? What do we know but that we face One another in this place? But hush, for I have lost the theme, Its joy or night-seem but a dream; Up there some hawk or owl has struck, Dropping out of sky or rock, A stricken rabbit is crying out, And its cry distracts my thought.
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The Man And The Echo
Man IN a cleft that's christened Alt Under broken stone I halt At the bottom of a pit That broad noon has never lit, And shout a secret to the stone. All that I have said and done, Now that I am old and ill, Turns into a question till I lie awake night after night And never get the answers right. Did that play of mine send out Certain men the English shot? Did words of mine put too great strain On that woman's reeling brain? Could my spoken words have checked That whereby a house lay wrecked? And all seems evil until I Sleepless would lie down and die. Echo Lie down and die. Man That were to shirk The spiritual intellect's great work, And shirk it in vain. There is no release In a bodkin or disease, Nor can there be work so great As that which cleans man's ***** slate. While man can still his body keep Wine or love drug him to sleep, Waking he thanks the Lord that he Has body and its stupidity, But body gone he sleeps no more, And till his intellect grows sure That all's arranged in one clear view, pursues the thoughts that I pursue, Then stands in judgment on his soul, And, all work done, dismisses all Out of intellect and sight And sinks at last into the night. Echo Into the night. Man O Rocky Voice, Shall we in that great night rejoice? What do we know but that we face One another in this place? But hush, for I have lost the theme, Its joy or night-seem but a dream; Up there some hawk or owl has struck, Dropping out of sky or rock, A stricken rabbit is crying out, And its cry distracts my thought.
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This heart of mine was once dark as the clouds get. this poor heart of mine was so rich with emptiness. But the LORD dispensed all his love into thine Heart. Once more I was rich, rich with a passion that sores the skies with Praise Though I may hide in all the shadows of confinement, your hand calls me to Peace. A Peace that could never be replicated by mere man. A Peace that fill me with permanent Joy. This heart of mine, now looks and pursues the Grace that you bore in Your stripes and thorns. This heart of mine searches for a wave of Love that goes beyond the depths of the sea This heart of mine now,no longer hides but it seeks to be seen, so that they may know that you Oh Lord exist. This heart of mine is grateful that you pursued it and was constant as the northern star. You are not Forsaken, dear LORD Thine be the Glory.
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Jul 7, 2018
Jul 7, 2018 at 11:11 AM UTC
Mine heart
What is the essence of a woman? Many a beauty pageant have asked. And which, countless have tried to define through responses better than the last. I am not wise, bold or old enough to pretend to know the right answer. But with enough imagination, this does not have to stay a puzzle. A woman’s essence is found in you who’s strong-willed, kind, smart, and who inspires. And also in me, who’s persistent, who pursues, dreams and humbly aspires. Together, we’re what ev’ry woman once was, still is and always shall be… I, who strives to leave lasting marks here, And you, who will always inspire me. (c) emeraldine087
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Dec 5, 2017
Dec 5, 2017 at 11:11 PM UTC
Essence
she's one of those girls with painted eyes and long sleeves in summer, a vacant stare and nowhere left to turn, long red lines slashed over years of cross hatched moon white scars. she'll tell you dying is an art. cigarette filter ringed with red lipstick, she pursues her death in slow steps, still hoping in some hidden secret place for someone to kiss her wrists and tell her she did okay, to fall in love with her beautiful tragedy. and she is beautiful, but not for the reasons she's assembled in her head. there is nothing lovely or romantic in her quest for self-destruction, but there is beauty in her strength. the glory is not in her pursuit of death, but her ability to live. she does not need you to save her, and you cannot, as much as she'll beg you to try. kiss her lips instead of her scars. love the breath in her lungs and the life in her veins. treat her body like something too precious to destroy. give her love to hold onto while she learns to create her own. it is up to you to love her, should you choose. it is up to her to decide that death can wait.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 3:50 AM UTC
there are better things to be than tragedy incarnate
I have yet to see the full wonder of God. Like a big, colourful butterfly... with each flap of its wings a new colour is revealed. I'm amazed and in awe. Words fail to capture what rests in my heart. With every thought, my heart smiles and swells with excitement. To know that this God I hear about... knows me loves me and created me. Me. Thandi. Weird and awkward... He still sees me and calls for me. Pursues me and astonishes me with His mystery. I'm amazed that I am His child and that He actually wants the best for me. Where have I been this entire time... away from this truth? Where have I been looking, what have I been searching for because I'm overwhelmed by this truth. It has grabbed my heart and captured my spirit... to remember exactly who Jesus is and what He did for me. What the scriptures say resound the heart of Jesus and I'm so excited to know Him. I am too happy to know Jesus. I can't believe I could've missed this unspeakable joy. This freedom, this victory. What have I been looking for? A genie in a box, a saviour chilling at a street corner, a make-believe god who is powerless? What have been waiting for, hoping in, praying for? Now I see, now I know... there is no other place my soul would rather be. Nothing the world gives compares to this.
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 4:59 AM UTC
Great Warrior
have you ever tasted cherries on warm summer nights? the cherries that sparkle when you bite, that drip down your lips melting with the slick of your tongue. cherries, high up the trees, unattainable, beautiful. cherries that for a moment relieve you of your deityless existence. I ,too , have met someone unattainable, beautiful, high up in the trees a dancer with subtle glances at her own posture as she pursues her lip and tips her feet forward as she moves to the beat of life her breath tucked in making sure that every muscle is attentive her nerves singing and her gaze oh the gaze of someone of lustrous cherries held tightly to yours never letting go oh those twisted violets like the deepest of blue waters unattainable far away in a distant land the darks of iceland the rocks that perk up high mountains that rise up to the skies and tell you no the stormy winter nights that hodl tightly on and never let go and her that sits barely glancing your way as you conjure up memories and imaginations of her of stormy days of the clouds that waver over your face that do not let you go. She is all that she is intense. She is mystical out of this world not one to know not one to be whispered to, beauty she is. aphrodites daughter. Even if she is unknown to you the world knows of her. For she screams she screams and is grabbed the attention of 7 billion. she is a haunting memory. The touch of a spell that binds you into horror filled trenchuous nightmares. And when He holds her it crushes your very being you cannot breathe cannot see cannot be you are all hers you are devoted you have become the very essence of Her You cannot seem to look away. She exists ingrained into your eyes as you close them in your dreams enchanted into your heart she is the mystical of the world the fairy tales told by generations of generations, my love. whom i devote so strongly to whos cherry picked stares fumble up into a no. I am a meer mortal in her presence not one able to make her smile trying to get an ounce of her attention of her anything, her everything Please be mine please be mine please be mine you chant But you know He is there. The **** the wilderness wolf, cheating abyss. He has done her wrong but she does not see her as she dances the gentle way she moves black swan blue dozens the galaxies containing the answers we have seeked she does not look at you you are invisible but He does not see Her for who she is a painting a beauty out of this world she is not mine.
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 4:39 PM UTC
lustrous cherries
have you ever tasted cherries on warm summer nights? the cherries that sparkle when you bite, that drip down your lips melting with the slick of your tongue. cherries, high up the trees, unattainable, beautiful. cherries that for a moment relieve you of your deityless existence. I ,too , have met someone unattainable, beautiful, high up in the trees a dancer with subtle glances at her own posture as she pursues her lip and tips her feet forward as she moves to the beat of life her breath tucked in making sure that every muscle is attentive her nerves singing and her gaze oh the gaze of someone of lustrous cherries held tightly to yours never letting go oh those twisted violets like the deepest of blue waters unattainable far away in a distant land the darks of iceland the rocks that perk up high mountains that rise up to the skies and tell you no the stormy winter nights that hodl tightly on and never let go and her that sits barely glancing your way as you conjure up memories and imaginations of her of stormy days of the clouds that waver over your face that do not let you go. She is all that she is intense. She is mystical out of this world not one to know not one to be whispered to, beauty she is. aphrodites daughter. Even if she is unknown to you the world knows of her. For she screams she screams and is grabbed the attention of 7 billion. she is a haunting memory. The touch of a spell that binds you into horror filled trenchuous nightmares. And when He holds her it crushes your very being you cannot breathe cannot see cannot be you are all hers you are devoted you have become the very essence of Her You cannot seem to look away. She exists ingrained into your eyes as you close them in your dreams enchanted into your heart she is the mystical of the world the fairy tales told by generations of generations, my love. whom i devote so strongly to whos cherry picked stares fumble up into a no. I am a meer mortal in her presence not one able to make her smile trying to get an ounce of her attention of her anything, her everything Please be mine please be mine please be mine you chant But you know He is there. The **** the wilderness wolf, cheating abyss. He has done her wrong but she does not see her as she dances the gentle way she moves black swan blue dozens the galaxies containing the answers we have seeked she does not look at you you are invisible but He does not see Her for who she is a painting a beauty out of this world she is not mine.
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Playing her parchment moon Precosia comes along a watery path of laurels and crystal lights. The starless silence, fleeing from her rhythmic tambourine, falls where the sea whips and sings, his night filled with silvery swarms. High atop the mountain peaks the sentinels are weeping; they guard the tall white towers of the English consulate. And gypsies of the water for their pleasure ***** little castles of conch shells and arbors of greening pine. Playing her parchment moon Precosia comes. The wind sees her and rises, the wind that never slumbers. Naked Saint Christopher swells, watching the girl as he plays with tongues of celestial bells on an invisible bagpipe. Gypsy, let me lift your skift and have a look at you. Open in my ancient fingers the blue rose of your womb. Precosia throws the tambourine and runs away in terror. But the virile wind pursues her with his breahing and burning sword. The sea darkens and roars, while the olive trees turn pale. The flutes of darkness sound, and a muted gong of the snow. Precosia, run, Precosia! Of the green wind will catch you! Precosia, run, Precosia! And look how fast he comes! A satyr of low-born stars with their long and glistening tongues. Precosia, filled with fear now makes her way to that house beyond the tall green pines where the English consul lives. Alarmed by the anguished cries, three riflemen come running, their black capes tightly drawn, and berets down over their brow. The Englishman gives the gypsy a glass of tepid milk and a shot of Holland gin which Precosia does not drink. And while she tells them, weeping, of her strange adventure, the wind furiously gnashes against the slate roof tiles.
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The Gypsy and the Wind
Playing her parchment moon Precosia comes along a watery path of laurels and crystal lights. The starless silence, fleeing from her rhythmic tambourine, falls where the sea whips and sings, his night filled with silvery swarms. High atop the mountain peaks the sentinels are weeping; they guard the tall white towers of the English consulate. And gypsies of the water for their pleasure ***** little castles of conch shells and arbors of greening pine. Playing her parchment moon Precosia comes. The wind sees her and rises, the wind that never slumbers. Naked Saint Christopher swells, watching the girl as he plays with tongues of celestial bells on an invisible bagpipe. Gypsy, let me lift your skift and have a look at you. Open in my ancient fingers the blue rose of your womb. Precosia throws the tambourine and runs away in terror. But the virile wind pursues her with his breahing and burning sword. The sea darkens and roars, while the olive trees turn pale. The flutes of darkness sound, and a muted gong of the snow. Precosia, run, Precosia! Of the green wind will catch you! Precosia, run, Precosia! And look how fast he comes! A satyr of low-born stars with their long and glistening tongues. Precosia, filled with fear now makes her way to that house beyond the tall green pines where the English consul lives. Alarmed by the anguished cries, three riflemen come running, their black capes tightly drawn, and berets down over their brow. The Englishman gives the gypsy a glass of tepid milk and a shot of Holland gin which Precosia does not drink. And while she tells them, weeping, of her strange adventure, the wind furiously gnashes against the slate roof tiles.
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Love was made on a level that only the stars above could discern. My lips ensnaring yours, softly, but, aggressively as the sweetness of lustful saliva lubricates embracing you with my arms I wish to fuse you and I together forever! The natural expression of divine love that defines the steamy procession that pursues the rawest display of our reciprocating affections that moment of rewarding bliss as I enter you. You, receiving me eagerly with your legs clutching me firmly. One, we have become under the creator of all. Early morning sunshine peeks through the window just to greet you, but, only I can feel you close to me. The angels have succumb to their envy of me the celestials I must now fight oh how they wish to be near you I cannot lose you. I love you. There were those moments that I scoured space and time in search of you. Breaking the mad tyrant’s gauntlet to confiscate the stones and crawling back to you on my shattered knees to rest at your feet,0 I will give everything that is good to you! Yes, you! Only you! The sun incinerated my hands when I repositioned them to extend our particular solstice. My reward was a prolonged winter perpetual so that I could always cuddle with you. You are God’s beautiful prose the Creator’s presence is only visible through the essence of you. You.
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Jan 2, 2025
Jan 2, 2025 at 10:21 PM UTC
Love was, you ©️
By: Myron Penwell Beliefs mentor his perception, Which by principle he pursues blindly, Leading to the detention of logic and comprehension, Dimming into a venue of hell and damnation. A word of god's resignation Death's cold bliss embraces him, drawing him in with a empty black kiss, then dragging him into the eternal abyss, taken off heaven's list. Writhing and screaming, A whimpering echo, Dissipate into this careless void, Nourishing the father of deception, He unknowingly avoids. Thoughts of insanity barely make a noise.
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Feb 21, 2014
Feb 21, 2014 at 11:38 AM UTC
Arrogant Spiral?