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"quickened" poems
Close your eyes and imagine a kiss filled with longing and passionate bliss Feel my hands about your waist see if you can my yearning taste And as intensity starts to grow Hold me tight don't let me go Pull me closer to your breast see if this dream will pass the test If pulse has quickened and cheeks have flushed then follow this dream to me you must.
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Jul 22, 2010
Jul 22, 2010 at 12:36 PM UTC
...imagine a kiss...
824 [first version] The Wind begun to knead the Grass— As Women do a Dough— He flung a Hand full at the Plain— A Hand full at the Sky— The Leaves unhooked themselves from Trees— And started all abroad— The Dust did scoop itself like Hands— And throw away the Road— The Wagons—quickened on the Street— The Thunders gossiped low— The Lightning showed a Yellow Head— And then a livid Toe— The Birds put up the Bars to Nests— The Cattle flung to Barns— Then came one drop of Giant Rain— And then, as if the Hands That held the Dams—had parted hold— The Waters Wrecked the Sky— But overlooked my Father’s House— Just Quartering a Tree— [second version] The Wind begun to rock the Grass With threatening Tunes and low— He threw a Menace at the Earth— A Menace at the Sky. The Leaves unhooked themselves from Trees— And started all abroad The Dust did scoop itself like Hands And threw away the Road. The Wagons quickened on the Streets The Thunder hurried slow— The Lightning showed a Yellow Beak And then a livid Claw. The Birds put up the Bars to Nests— The Cattle fled to Barns— There came one drop of Giant Rain And then as if the Hands That held the Dams had parted hold The Waters Wrecked the Sky, But overlooked my Father’s House— Just quartering a Tree—
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The Wind begun to knead the Grass
Pill one was bad, It made me sick. Didn't work too well. The zombie i became, Drove some away. It made the monsters multiply. I spent my days in bed, Too tired to move. But lighting would strike my lips, If I dare stop. The next was heaven, God lived in that pill. Still on number one though, It only added to my war. See, number two had other uses. I could take three and feel like flying. I could crush it into dust, And smell it's sweet high. Pill number two got me really ******* high. The crash from number two, Pushed me to number three. Withdrawal made me twitch, Sent electricity through my veins. Number three replaced two. Still on one, I hoped it would be the change. It only made me fear for my life. It killed my love, Left me to die. Doctor number two, Please fix number one's mess. He ****** me up bad. But you listen to me. You don't just write down symptoms, And give me drugs when you tell me to leave. Doctor two knows more about me than I do. Take away number one, She gave me number four. I was a homicidal maniac. My anger took over, And violence seemed so lovely. After some time this was all gone. It did nothing to save me, Didn't even try. Doctor, this doesn't do **** It's left me drowning again. Take away three. Number four and five, Now that's a combination. Pill five stole my sleep, And all desire to eat. Food looked disgusting, My heart beat quickened. I couldn't stand still. Now on four and five at the same time, And starving, I lost fifteen pounds. Now add six. Four, five, and six. All at the same time. What's happening to my body? I've become a science project. I felt all the chemicals in me. Might as well have been poison, Because six did nothing. Like number four, It didn't even try. Take away four, Give me number seven. Now we have seven, five, and six. It's too early to tell, How seven will **** me up. I don't feel human anymore, Just chemicals with feet. Seven, please save me.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
First place at the science fair
Pill one was bad, It made me sick. Didn't work too well. The zombie i became, Drove some away. It made the monsters multiply. I spent my days in bed, Too tired to move. But lighting would strike my lips, If I dare stop. The next was heaven, God lived in that pill. Still on number one though, It only added to my war. See, number two had other uses. I could take three and feel like flying. I could crush it into dust, And smell it's sweet high. Pill number two got me really ******* high. The crash from number two, Pushed me to number three. Withdrawal made me twitch, Sent electricity through my veins. Number three replaced two. Still on one, I hoped it would be the change. It only made me fear for my life. It killed my love, Left me to die. Doctor number two, Please fix number one's mess. He ****** me up bad. But you listen to me. You don't just write down symptoms, And give me drugs when you tell me to leave. Doctor two knows more about me than I do. Take away number one, She gave me number four. I was a homicidal maniac. My anger took over, And violence seemed so lovely. After some time this was all gone. It did nothing to save me, Didn't even try. Doctor, this doesn't do **** It's left me drowning again. Take away three. Number four and five, Now that's a combination. Pill five stole my sleep, And all desire to eat. Food looked disgusting, My heart beat quickened. I couldn't stand still. Now on four and five at the same time, And starving, I lost fifteen pounds. Now add six. Four, five, and six. All at the same time. What's happening to my body? I've become a science project. I felt all the chemicals in me. Might as well have been poison, Because six did nothing. Like number four, It didn't even try. Take away four, Give me number seven. Now we have seven, five, and six. It's too early to tell, How seven will **** me up. I don't feel human anymore, Just chemicals with feet. Seven, please save me.
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To be behind a slight disguise behind those liquid lavender eyes Long search hard to find a special soul nothing unkind A feeling strong a heart that's true but wait, I think they're deep deep blue I stare into a certain fate I feel the pulse with quickened gate Into those eyes I do fall spirit image and magic call I an certain this is no illusion wonderful real no confusion Lavender eyes forever together sharing time with my beautiful feather Lavender eyes no disguise I gaze into those Lavender Eyes ~
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 7:30 PM UTC
Lavender Eyes
there was the quickened pace my feet and my heart i knew not the difference both were intertwined as one lips slightly apart, irregular breathing as time shortened our distance eyes sparkling with anticipation my thoughts only on one and at that colliding of a second if there were lights it was all on us though hands shaking, grips firm at that moment, both connected as one no denying this attraction burst out of nowhere as if silently waiting all along a million other people, but to me he's the one
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Apr 18, 2015
Apr 18, 2015 at 5:05 AM UTC
Attraction
When his eyes first fell upon her She was choosing avocados In the fruit and vegetable aisle. And he watched how her thumbs lingered On the base of the alligator pear And pressed, maternally. He feigned interest in the cabbages Whilst sensing her delicate architecture Through his peripheral gaze. He thought that somewhere, In real or imaginary life, They would soon bathe together. And when they did, They soaked for years in secrets, Details suffusing through their lips and arms, Water-hole satisfaction and moonlit deserts To make them feel they might have transcended cabbages And be pervading a rhapsodic realm They forgot their friends watching in greenery, Subsumed by each-other, They felt no need To live in a world of relativity and apples. Their love-traced sphere tightened around them, Until it ****** at the edges of their skin And wailed when they parted. Tighter it grew, elastic dug into their humid thighs Contorting their once harmonic bodies That used to fit like crosswords. And they each became ugly to the other As the seconds ingested their perfection And they bickered like flailing urchins In a deep sea soiled darkness. Decisions were made and paroxysms detonated And they were taken back by their Fungal friends with tissue offerings And ethanol. Time passed, and memories were binned Periodically on tuesdays Until neither knew the other And they would pass in the supermarket With no more than a quickened gait And a silent thud in each ribcage. But neither could buy avocados.
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Nov 16, 2011
Nov 16, 2011 at 12:18 PM UTC
Avocado Pear
When his eyes first fell upon her She was choosing avocados In the fruit and vegetable aisle. And he watched how her thumbs lingered On the base of the alligator pear And pressed, maternally. He feigned interest in the cabbages Whilst sensing her delicate architecture Through his peripheral gaze. He thought that somewhere, In real or imaginary life, They would soon bathe together. And when they did, They soaked for years in secrets, Details suffusing through their lips and arms, Water-hole satisfaction and moonlit deserts To make them feel they might have transcended cabbages And be pervading a rhapsodic realm They forgot their friends watching in greenery, Subsumed by each-other, They felt no need To live in a world of relativity and apples. Their love-traced sphere tightened around them, Until it ****** at the edges of their skin And wailed when they parted. Tighter it grew, elastic dug into their humid thighs Contorting their once harmonic bodies That used to fit like crosswords. And they each became ugly to the other As the seconds ingested their perfection And they bickered like flailing urchins In a deep sea soiled darkness. Decisions were made and paroxysms detonated And they were taken back by their Fungal friends with tissue offerings And ethanol. Time passed, and memories were binned Periodically on tuesdays Until neither knew the other And they would pass in the supermarket With no more than a quickened gait And a silent thud in each ribcage. But neither could buy avocados.
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well... she didn't want me... because i didn't want to do **** with her... and because i cooked better than her; or as one homosexual said: **** *** isn't really the norm in homosexuality, most **** *** takes place between heterosexual couples; maybe i just don't feel like talking about curtains and napkins growing old in front of a television screen? i think it's called companionship, without the authority brigade to get alimony and other stipends for a degree designating milking-it... as might require a woman shackling a partner with a few witnesses, like priest, lawyer... psychiatrist; god they're scared... they don't even fear murdering you, and when they try to, they just bellow out: 'my brother is dead! my brother is dead!' no, he's alive, he should have been dead 8 years ago, but you miscalculated; they're just scared of something that doesn't resemble a cage, as every housewife might tell you: a duck in a cage kept for petting rather than sloth for quickened fattening and eating will make the one eating it loose the plot... the duck will just pretend to be stupid.
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Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 3:36 PM UTC
bony ****
Your shrill, yet oddly pleasant sound, echoes loudly down the long corridor. I try to ignore you as the jaunty sound clashes with my melancholy mood, Yet I find the notes and melodies cling to my mind like tissue stuck to a shoe, Hanging on for it's own amusement, Ignorant of my desire not to be teased nor humoured at this anxious time. I feel I shouldn't like your racket, My naïve ears and young years sense, not only an inappropriate comedy in your sound, But also a daunting undertone, Adding to my sense of having been plunged into deep icy waters. Perhaps your music soothes those who are leaving, Your high happy notes providing optimism and assurance of recovery, Or of a restful sleep enveloping dear ones. For me, however, at the point of no-return in my pilgrimage, I hear only the low notes, Out of time with my quickened pulse, And lending a foreboding soundtrack to my slow deliberate steps. But you play for no pay, Busking in this hospital, Doing good both night and day. Yes, you are well known in this place, Admired for the hours you commit to this space where lives can hang in the balance, And where your instrument by day is a sharp sleek scalpel, Invasive in its desire to alleviate suffering, Your steady, practiced hand rehearsed and well versed in the methodically planned procedure of a surgical concerto. But out of hours your instrument of choice lends you a voice, Allowing flourishes and improvisations. But were you aware that for visitors like me who visited repeatedly, The clarinet would take on a significance beyond other instruments, Taking me instantly back to bittersweet memories of visiting my family, As, in turn, they aged and became unwell and recovered and became unwell again. Now I am older and a little wiser, I reflect and ruminate on this period; My memories of family are more than just hospital visits, And I wonder if I could ask one thing of you? Why no Rhapsody in Blue?!
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 6:45 PM UTC
The Medical Clarinettist
Your shrill, yet oddly pleasant sound, echoes loudly down the long corridor. I try to ignore you as the jaunty sound clashes with my melancholy mood, Yet I find the notes and melodies cling to my mind like tissue stuck to a shoe, Hanging on for it's own amusement, Ignorant of my desire not to be teased nor humoured at this anxious time. I feel I shouldn't like your racket, My naïve ears and young years sense, not only an inappropriate comedy in your sound, But also a daunting undertone, Adding to my sense of having been plunged into deep icy waters. Perhaps your music soothes those who are leaving, Your high happy notes providing optimism and assurance of recovery, Or of a restful sleep enveloping dear ones. For me, however, at the point of no-return in my pilgrimage, I hear only the low notes, Out of time with my quickened pulse, And lending a foreboding soundtrack to my slow deliberate steps. But you play for no pay, Busking in this hospital, Doing good both night and day. Yes, you are well known in this place, Admired for the hours you commit to this space where lives can hang in the balance, And where your instrument by day is a sharp sleek scalpel, Invasive in its desire to alleviate suffering, Your steady, practiced hand rehearsed and well versed in the methodically planned procedure of a surgical concerto. But out of hours your instrument of choice lends you a voice, Allowing flourishes and improvisations. But were you aware that for visitors like me who visited repeatedly, The clarinet would take on a significance beyond other instruments, Taking me instantly back to bittersweet memories of visiting my family, As, in turn, they aged and became unwell and recovered and became unwell again. Now I am older and a little wiser, I reflect and ruminate on this period; My memories of family are more than just hospital visits, And I wonder if I could ask one thing of you? Why no Rhapsody in Blue?!
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****** me. Yes you, You reading this poem, this plea. Come take me, fill my senses with sights and sounds and smells Come hear me moan hear me coo See my blood quickened pulse throb as you stand close ****** the whole of me nibble at me, caress me, taste me honey sweet I lie at your feet I no longer want to be an ingénue I want to be reborn, seduced by you Crush your lips to mine Crash into me
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Apr 27, 2014
Apr 27, 2014 at 2:27 PM UTC
****** me
Life is a fighter's ring         your opponent is life's most downs         with all its fury forever challenging us most prevalent surely... What type glory          do you choose when failing your fighter's round? Do you pick yourself up             after crashing                            to the ground? What glory in rising           your situation                    newly found? What invention               of yourself in your up and coming round? Do your cheering crowds please you                your real friends know your need? Will you rise yourself up           in a thunderous quickened speed? So, your fighter's glory in rising        each bout that you take Will you rise yourself up       for your honor is at stake... -This is why i think that most average are heroes no matter what country- RW Dennen
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 1:25 PM UTC
Fighter's glory in rising
Taste me with all of your senses Inhale my essence......breathe me in deep..... Darkness pressed against hunger.. Sliding my tongue, I drew it in like a feast Savouring the taste as it passed my lips... Shadows cast silken threads Screaming desire! Spinning silken webs around my body, Searing my skin, as hot breath spilled itself Against my salted flesh... Moisture and heat fused, Savage, pulsating, lingering, where wicked hovered Sleek, against my heart’s beat... Black satin shivered beneath wildfire hips; Slow dancing a sweetened heat, Writhing beneath the shimmer-gleam; As I lay for him, lathed by the parched desert of his Relentless tongue...wearing me wet.... I moaned across his taut flesh, Strewn beneath the sliding wander of skin thrusts, Drowning in a plum-dark eclipse of heat! Where tenderness lay opened for him... Teasing breaths rushed kisses between thighs Quivering, Wanting to break free, the restraints, Stretching my body beneath his tasting.. I felt the essence beating ****** tempo's, Passion succumbing to insatiable need; And I gave him my body's silk-white, Trembling under the furtive delirium of our fever... The fierce moon eclipsed A serum to slide my quickened breath; And his eyes watched, deep in dark, unchanging depths, As I lay naked in his arms....................
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 4:28 PM UTC
Dark Desire:
Girt in dark growths, yet glimmering with one star, O night desirous as the nights of youth! Why should my heart within thy spell, forsooth, Now beat, as the bride’s finger-pulses are Quickened within the girdling golden bar? What wings are these that fan my pillow smooth? And why does Sleep, waved back by Joy and Ruth, Tread softly round and gaze at me from far? Nay, night deep-leaved! And would Love feign in thee Some shadowy palpitating grove that bears Rest for man’s eyes and music for his ears? O lonely night! art thou not known to me, A thicket hung with masks of mockery And watered with the wasteful warmth of tears?
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Sleepless Dreams
"Will you leave me then?" The leaves blew North "After you fly?" "After your documents?" "After our children?" "After my youth?" "After my life?" The leaves flickered in a circle "When will it be?" They quickened, spinning, filling the atmospheric pressure "Please tell me when you do" A hurricane ceaselessly swallowing all the forests surrounding its vision, carried the world with it, and the sun
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Nov 3, 2022
Nov 3, 2022 at 7:39 PM UTC
The Promise
Plans made and calendars marked Two days away from expectation Quickened heartbeats at the thought Eyes close and dreams dance Arrangements completed early Nothing left but to wait A nonchalant mention of something to do A promise to another Red circle reminders overlooked Our day forgotten as is our night Sincere apologies, no other thought Eyes close and heart cries
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Jul 15, 2010
Jul 15, 2010 at 6:20 AM UTC
Overlooked
Have I lost my passion I'm not sure I have an answer but it just doesn't feel the same I needed more control of my world sometimes my actions were just a shame but it seems my heart is attached to feel love and to feel pain now seems just going thru the motions very little sun and not even any rain I'm not sure what I now feel seems I'm somewhere in between I try reaching a little now and then but encouragement isn't seen this feels so different so weird this was the thought then she touched me the words so filled me and I knew the passion was just waiting to be free I was left with a jump in my step my heart pounding a quickened beat I felt her in my arms once again felt her parting kiss so dam sweet I seem to have regained regrouped I can feel the blood flowing with a cause she is my passion that had drifted some now I am no longer feeling pause Gomer LePoet....
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 6:54 PM UTC
Have I lost my passion
this night was different; there were more moments spent looking back then forward, panic always pulsating in the crook of our throat like some giant, out of breath beast waiting in the hollow sweat, and gnarled tree branches reflecting black against the slightly purple sky. it was too quiet to mask our echoing footsteps; boot on pavement no rain to soften the blow. we made it in thirty minutes to the gas station, where we unzipped our jackets and let the lace show out of our drooping shirts blinking like a warning sign to the drugged up cashier, words mumbling over his body, strings mixed up. men entered and i saw that look that i always see in men who look at me; its hungry, a type of lusting mouth with no feeling, **** trusted more than his heart. the kind of look that says, “i want you feeling my biceps in the back of my truck, and i want to feel your tightness all over me,” the only problem is i play along, pretending to be seductive and then leaving with an agonizingly frozen stare, and a quickened pace just to show them who's actually in control. a pack of Newports exchanged over the counter, another lighter; this time with a green and red flower on it; dahlias of the night. exoskeletons of black jackets and tights like some shadow riding vagabonds, inside guts made out of swallowed cigarette smoke and bravery. we smoked and walked, watching as headlights flickered toward our slim frames, and men leaned out from trucks with salivating mouths like dogs, inviting us to their burning desire in the cold, shrinking night. under the layer of skin that tells the girl beside me that it would be stupid to heed to their invitations, i admit to myself that all i want is for a stranger to wrap around me and kiss my smoke stained lips with a different fury, so i can whisper a fake name in the depths of their ears, and show them that i will kiss better than all the women that have wrapped themselves in their limp bedsheets, and leave them wanting more as i disappear into the night, leaving nothing but a longing burn on the tips of their tongues. but i don't give into my fierce desires, and we simply turn around, smoke five more cigarettes, and climb up the fence to **** her hand, and run across the raging freeway like the Klamath itself.
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 12:44 AM UTC
dahlias of the night
this night was different; there were more moments spent looking back then forward, panic always pulsating in the crook of our throat like some giant, out of breath beast waiting in the hollow sweat, and gnarled tree branches reflecting black against the slightly purple sky. it was too quiet to mask our echoing footsteps; boot on pavement no rain to soften the blow. we made it in thirty minutes to the gas station, where we unzipped our jackets and let the lace show out of our drooping shirts blinking like a warning sign to the drugged up cashier, words mumbling over his body, strings mixed up. men entered and i saw that look that i always see in men who look at me; its hungry, a type of lusting mouth with no feeling, **** trusted more than his heart. the kind of look that says, “i want you feeling my biceps in the back of my truck, and i want to feel your tightness all over me,” the only problem is i play along, pretending to be seductive and then leaving with an agonizingly frozen stare, and a quickened pace just to show them who's actually in control. a pack of Newports exchanged over the counter, another lighter; this time with a green and red flower on it; dahlias of the night. exoskeletons of black jackets and tights like some shadow riding vagabonds, inside guts made out of swallowed cigarette smoke and bravery. we smoked and walked, watching as headlights flickered toward our slim frames, and men leaned out from trucks with salivating mouths like dogs, inviting us to their burning desire in the cold, shrinking night. under the layer of skin that tells the girl beside me that it would be stupid to heed to their invitations, i admit to myself that all i want is for a stranger to wrap around me and kiss my smoke stained lips with a different fury, so i can whisper a fake name in the depths of their ears, and show them that i will kiss better than all the women that have wrapped themselves in their limp bedsheets, and leave them wanting more as i disappear into the night, leaving nothing but a longing burn on the tips of their tongues. but i don't give into my fierce desires, and we simply turn around, smoke five more cigarettes, and climb up the fence to **** her hand, and run across the raging freeway like the Klamath itself.
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Only those who have used an outhouse would appreciate this. The Outhouse Poem by unknown author The service station trade was slow The owner sat around, With sharpened knife and cedar stick Piled shavings on the ground. No modern facilities had they, The log across the rill Led to a shack, marked His and Hers That sat against the hill. "Where is the ladies restroom, Sir ?" The owner leaning back, Said not a word but whittled on, And nodded toward the shack. With quickened step she entered there But only stayed a minute, Until she screamed, just like a snake Or spider might be in it. With startled look and beet red face She bounded through the door, And headed quickly for the car Just like three gals before. She missed the foot log - jumped the stream The owner gave a shout, As her silk stockings, down at her knees Caught on a sassafras sprout. She tripped and fell - got up, and then In obvious disgust, Ran to the car, stepped on the gas, And faded in the dust. Of course we all desired to know What made the gals all do The things they did, and then we found The whittling owner knew. A speaking system he'd devised To make the thing complete, He tied a speaker on the wall Beneath the toilet seat. He'd wait until the gals got set And then the devilish tike, Would stop his whittling long enough, To speak into the mike. And as she sat, a voice below Struck terror, fright and fear, "Will you please use the other hole, We're painting under here !"
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 3:04 PM UTC
The Outhouse
you were laid up in guadalupita with camelia la tajena from la junta and her tonto from la plata- hiho-yo shootin' tequila with pancho villa jefe of the bandidos mc locos - tweakin and twerkin chicas and cholos and vatos ridin' with the vagos - they were singing - "*con cuerno de chivo y bazooka en la nuca volando cabezas a quien se atraviesa somos sanguinarios, locos bien ondeados - nos gusta matar*" you were kickin - breathing quickened - bravo television tunnel visioned to the tonto/pancho episode en camera - exposed pronto - camelia shot her tonto dead - a perfect rose upon his head - i like killin - she said hiho-yo, tonto we sang narcocorridos all night long - on the blue mesa. r ~ 10/25/14  *song excerpt from: "Sanguinarios del M1” (Bloodthirsty Men of the M1)” (2010) "Translation: "With “goat’s horn” (AK-47) and bazooka at our necks/Sending heads flying if anyone tries anything/We’re bloodthirsty, crazies deep in the scene/We enjoy killing..."*
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 7:28 PM UTC
narcocorrido on the blue mesa
Soft sweet meadow radiating its breath of life; sounding its serenity in echoes of the mind's eye Living in this flat land lay plush in wild, multicolored-flowery-pockets in greenery blankets "Sweet Meadow"  with fresh quickened fragrance And by our bedroom window with a summer night's soft evening breeze mellow cheeeping can be heard from way way down below seemingly luring us to... .. "OPEN WIDER THE WINDOW...               ...AND LISTEN!! Chant dear chorus as violinist in "Cricket Suits" join this cantor that swings with rhythm with wheezing sounding bugs, AH HUMMING!! and an intermission of Cha  Cheep,  Cha  Cheep that breaks the nocturnal entomological singing with ephemeral intermissions Be bewitched by brillance as tunes fly and z i n g their little whistle songs so sweet a talent unseen little bugs sweetly sing their little tale of talent in "Soft Sweet Meadow" Comforted by vibrating frequencies the air is electrical clasping our good-inner child as this meadow unfolds its truth being beneficial to us all We journey not too far for this field draws us to its delightful ***** We irresistibly suckle on its daytime scenic eye-filling foliage later eliciting dreams made of peaceful slumber Cha Cheep,  Cha Cheep and good night...
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
Soft Sweet Meadow
It is a quickened erosion of the spirit culminated in bad habits a crisscrossing  lattice over and under like a ferret Its too small and quick to fight this parrot is breaching thoughts with its well versed screech Luring the cavalry into its cancerous reach Benighted by several regiments of blight Enticed by visions of a name spelled in the constellations Do not forget you are a child of the stars The strength within you contains quasars A single mind, your mind, has the ability to illuminate a nation.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 10:29 AM UTC
Virus
Bring me wine, but wine which never grew In the belly of the grape, Or grew on vine whose tap-roots, reaching through Under the Andes to the Cape, Suffer no savor of the earth to scape. Let its grapes the morn salute From a nocturnal root, Which feels the acrid juice Of Styx and Erebus; And turns the woe of Night, By its own craft, to a more rich delight. We buy ashes for bread; We buy diluted wine; Give me of the true, Whose ample leaves and tendrils curled Among the silver hills of heaven Draw everlasting dew; Wine of wine, Blood of the world, Form of forms, and mold of statures, That I intoxicated, And by the draught assimilated, May float at pleasure through all natures; The bird-language rightly spell, And that which roses say so well. Wine that is shed Like the torrents of the sun Up the horizon walls, Or like the Atlantic streams, which run When the South Sea calls. Water and bread, Food which needs no transmuting, Rainbow-flowering, wisdom-fruiting, Wine which is already man, Food which teach and reason can. Wine which Music is, Music and wine are one, That I, drinking this, Shall hear far Chaos talk with me; Kings unborn shall walk with me; And the poor grass shall plot and plan What it will do when it is man. Quickened so, will I unlock Every crypt of every rock. I thank the joyful juice For all I know; Winds of remembering Of the ancient being blow, And seeming-solid walls of use Open and flow. Pour, Bacchus! the remembering wine; Retrieve the loss of men and mine! Vine for vine be antidote, And the grape requite the lote! Haste to cure the old despair, Reason in Nature's lotus drenched, The memory of ages quenched; Give them again to shine; A dazzling memory revive; Refresh the faded tints, Recut the aged prints, And write my old adventures with the pen Which on the first day drew, Upon the tablets blue, The dancing Pleiads and eternal men.
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Bacchus
Bring me wine, but wine which never grew In the belly of the grape, Or grew on vine whose tap-roots, reaching through Under the Andes to the Cape, Suffer no savor of the earth to scape. Let its grapes the morn salute From a nocturnal root, Which feels the acrid juice Of Styx and Erebus; And turns the woe of Night, By its own craft, to a more rich delight. We buy ashes for bread; We buy diluted wine; Give me of the true, Whose ample leaves and tendrils curled Among the silver hills of heaven Draw everlasting dew; Wine of wine, Blood of the world, Form of forms, and mold of statures, That I intoxicated, And by the draught assimilated, May float at pleasure through all natures; The bird-language rightly spell, And that which roses say so well. Wine that is shed Like the torrents of the sun Up the horizon walls, Or like the Atlantic streams, which run When the South Sea calls. Water and bread, Food which needs no transmuting, Rainbow-flowering, wisdom-fruiting, Wine which is already man, Food which teach and reason can. Wine which Music is, Music and wine are one, That I, drinking this, Shall hear far Chaos talk with me; Kings unborn shall walk with me; And the poor grass shall plot and plan What it will do when it is man. Quickened so, will I unlock Every crypt of every rock. I thank the joyful juice For all I know; Winds of remembering Of the ancient being blow, And seeming-solid walls of use Open and flow. Pour, Bacchus! the remembering wine; Retrieve the loss of men and mine! Vine for vine be antidote, And the grape requite the lote! Haste to cure the old despair, Reason in Nature's lotus drenched, The memory of ages quenched; Give them again to shine; A dazzling memory revive; Refresh the faded tints, Recut the aged prints, And write my old adventures with the pen Which on the first day drew, Upon the tablets blue, The dancing Pleiads and eternal men.
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17 hoodies all in a line a teenage girl wears one at a time when it gets hot she rolls up a side not the other because there's something she hides she wakes up on a monday with a tear-stained face and runs to the bathroom with quickened pace so as to not let her parents see her mind she hides from others because her emotions blind she goes to school walks though the gates but no one notices her not her mates all else ignores her but she stays calm as her emotions will pour from her palms she need to be rescued from her own hands but no one no where understands crimson tears fall from my arms my life seems worthless so i self harm
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Jul 29, 2012
Jul 29, 2012 at 4:46 AM UTC
Self-harm
You're close; I feel the sultry warmth of your breath caress my neck, and the scent of your hair is an exquisite promise. Without looking, I see the satisfaction in your eyes, as I contemplate the delicious ambiguity of your whisper, and bite my lip against the inevitable moan. You smile, bestow a soft kiss upon my cheek, and walk away, leaving me to stare after you in bewildered fascination, my fingers pressed to the hunger you've quickened in my lips.
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Jun 25, 2015
Jun 25, 2015 at 1:04 AM UTC
A Daydream...
What is thy thought of me? What is thy feeling? Lov'st thou the veil of sense, Or its revealing? Leav'st thou the maiden rose Drooping and blushing, Or rend'st its ***** with Kissing and crushing? I would be beautiful That thou should'st woo me, Gentle, delightsome, but To draw thee to me. Yet should thy longing eye Ever caress me, And quickened Fantasy Only, possess me, Thus thy heart's highest need Long would I cherish, Lest its more trivial wish Pall, and then perish. Would that Love's fond pursuit Were crownèd never, Or that his ****** kiss Lasted for ever!
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