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"ream" poems
Out here in the fields of the distance whither the wind blows the silence further afield; roughhewn footprints show a windswept pathway   from whence feral feet lightly trod    Only the passing whispers chase after the gypsy wind: that the silence be in quire, placed aloft like a sigh, pealing through the gentle sway of sweet grass' hush There are no walls need echo an evanescent wind-song as each breath of earthen psalm vanishes lilting into the crystalline quietude colour; The callused patience still held in these hands is frayed and tattered, but hope heals stronger than a ream of paper wings to fly away And I'm mindful I'm not alone again, lost in a lingering silent storm — pensively listening — enraptured aneath all the big skies hold                       Jesse Stillwater
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 12:44 PM UTC
Out here in the distance
nearer:breath of my breath:take not they tingling limbs from me:make my pain their crazy meal letting they tigers of smooth sweetness steal slowly in dumb blossoms of new mingling: deeper:blood of my blood:with upwardcringing swiftness plunge these leopards of white ream this pith of darkness:carve an evilfringing flower of madness on gritted lips and on sprawled eyes squirming with light insane chisel the killing flame that dizzily grips. Querying greys between mouthed houses curl thirstily. Dead stars stink. dawn. Inane, the poetic carcass of a girl
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Nearer:Breath Of My Breath:Take Not They Tingling
i am the hookah queen and drifting in my hookah dream, i find that i have no one else to care for. i know nothing of their bitterness, their wantonness, their greed, i know nothing of that world, only me. and sifting through my hookah dream, colored with a hookah ream, and pulled apart with all the careless shadows, i smile, (i the hookah queen) and contentedly i drift, i am going, i am going, i am gone.
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 9:01 PM UTC
hookah queen
Two Sport-Souls in an Olive's Mood bereft, The Dove surrenders my Hard-Painted Brush It was once a Quill; Yet due out of Theft Lost to my Abuse of that Season's Lush I guess this is a Bite to Understand More so from the Pool you Both were long Raised Twice you, Madam, the Lion you took Hand, Netting his Tender and stamped it in Praise So just as I Advised your Prince since told When Gummi Worms evolve into Sweet Snakes Twisted, though no such Deed I did that bold And asked the Bobbie to investigate. On this Last Page turned, I sealed the Ream with Tape, Checking out my Card your Library gave.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 4:04 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTY-FOUR - TOM DALEY
let's trade places you and I and see what it like from the other side would I want you as much if you were me and if I were you would I yearn to be free would you tread time like water waiting for me would I rush through my day so your words I could see would I check my phone the way that you do to see if a text or an email came through and would you sit at a screen and search for the words that scatter like seeds left out for the birds and try to pick out the ones that are real the ones when combined that show how I feel and would you start over and over again giving thanks for a keyboard instead of a pen thinking how trees must be glad that I write on a screen and not on scrap paper tossed out by the ream at the end of the day when we came face to face would I be just like you with your poise and your grace and would you be sat there trying for cool while feeling inside like a kid still in school I'm assuming of course that were different inside yet both going about working out how to hide the truth of the feelings we're longing to share the breadth and the depth of just how much we care so if we traded places and I became you could I do the things that I ask you to do and if you became me could you easily wait or would you, like me, be afraid of "too late"
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Aug 14, 2010
Aug 14, 2010 at 5:21 PM UTC
trading places
Johnny and Mary Now Johnny knew Mary since they were little tykes, Running in the field, riding their bikes, Like other little kids, they stayed out all day, Doing their chores, later they'll play, Johnny and Mary went to school, Tried real hard, act real cool, Johnny noticed Mary started to grow real fine, Nice firm ******* big behin', Johnny thought he'd take him a chance, He asked Mary to the high shool dance, Mary said fine, pick me up at eight, Dress real sharp, now don't be late, Johnny started thinkin' this could be his night, Throw her a line, maybe she'll bite, Johnny and Mary started to dance real slow, Something in Johnny's pants, startin' to grow, Johnny asked Mary to spend some time, Back at my place, we can sit and unwind, Johnny took Mary straight back to his pad, This will be the best night, he's ever had, Poured a little wine and dimmed the light, Made sure everything, looked just right, Went over to the stereo and put on a song, Then he gave her a kiss, slow and long, Their lips met and their tongues did a dance, As Johnny reached down and undid his pants, He removed hers too and went to town, Got on his knees, he was going down, Mary started to wiggle, moan and squirm, As Johnny's tool got nice and firm, A few more licks, a feel and a pet, Mary's hole was nice and wet, Stuck in the tip, a little poke, Then all the way, he was startin' to stroke, As Johnny got busy and started to ream, All the neighbors could hear Mary scream, Johnny got tense and was about to explode, Into Mary he shot his load, A few days later Mary felt real ill, Then she remembered, she forgot her pill, Mary gave birth to a fine looking son, Mary's father started to clean his gun, Johnny married Mary at City Hall, He didn't want her dad to cut off his ***** Johnny got a job so he could provide support, He didn't want Mary draggin' him to court, A few years down the road things didn't seem right, Johnny and Mary were starting to fight, There was a whole lotta fussin' and they began to shout, Mary told Johnny she wanted him out, Mary got a lawyer, just passed the bar, Now Mary's driving Johnny's brand new car. That is the story of Johnny and Mary...Later... 07-03-09.
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 3:31 PM UTC
Johnny And Mary
Johnny and Mary Now Johnny knew Mary since they were little tykes, Running in the field, riding their bikes, Like other little kids, they stayed out all day, Doing their chores, later they'll play, Johnny and Mary went to school, Tried real hard, act real cool, Johnny noticed Mary started to grow real fine, Nice firm ******* big behin', Johnny thought he'd take him a chance, He asked Mary to the high shool dance, Mary said fine, pick me up at eight, Dress real sharp, now don't be late, Johnny started thinkin' this could be his night, Throw her a line, maybe she'll bite, Johnny and Mary started to dance real slow, Something in Johnny's pants, startin' to grow, Johnny asked Mary to spend some time, Back at my place, we can sit and unwind, Johnny took Mary straight back to his pad, This will be the best night, he's ever had, Poured a little wine and dimmed the light, Made sure everything, looked just right, Went over to the stereo and put on a song, Then he gave her a kiss, slow and long, Their lips met and their tongues did a dance, As Johnny reached down and undid his pants, He removed hers too and went to town, Got on his knees, he was going down, Mary started to wiggle, moan and squirm, As Johnny's tool got nice and firm, A few more licks, a feel and a pet, Mary's hole was nice and wet, Stuck in the tip, a little poke, Then all the way, he was startin' to stroke, As Johnny got busy and started to ream, All the neighbors could hear Mary scream, Johnny got tense and was about to explode, Into Mary he shot his load, A few days later Mary felt real ill, Then she remembered, she forgot her pill, Mary gave birth to a fine looking son, Mary's father started to clean his gun, Johnny married Mary at City Hall, He didn't want her dad to cut off his ***** Johnny got a job so he could provide support, He didn't want Mary draggin' him to court, A few years down the road things didn't seem right, Johnny and Mary were starting to fight, There was a whole lotta fussin' and they began to shout, Mary told Johnny she wanted him out, Mary got a lawyer, just passed the bar, Now Mary's driving Johnny's brand new car. That is the story of Johnny and Mary...Later... 07-03-09.
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(I) decided to visit you (W)anting to say i miss you (A)nd to finally try and kiss you (N)ever knew it could be real (T)he 2 of us was just a dream (T)onight will pass through (O)ur fantasy will become true (F)ree of what they'll think (U)niting in your bed we'll link (C)ream, oils and sweat, i'll be (K)illing it all night till the end (Y)ou above me (O)r me above you (U)nified under one moon Words Of Harfouchism
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 7:59 PM UTC
Naughty Trick
NEW YEAR INTROSPECTION PART THREE *first read "Audition" by Lauren Rogers: http://hellopoetry.com/poem/audition/* far too often,  audition i,  my self i daily  place on parade, call it a model’s runway  or an actor’s stage,  all the while forgetting  already i’ve been given  the part of "me",  having already been deemed most uniquely and completely qualified to play and having already been voted most likely to succeed as an actor of me! and most of all having already been handed the writer’s script, a whole ream, all blank page for me to write and then perform for each of you on life’s beautiful stage; which, begs the question... who called the audition?
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 1:30 AM UTC
life’s stage
It is the brush that still grows and slowly dies from the hazel string of fire. Like a violin, it fills the entire room with electrity red-hot, oxygen making it grow stronger and stronger. Until a burst of thunder claps for an encore. It must seem to not seem like that ream of paper, lying on the carpet, blank and waiting for a soul to touch it with his fingers and poke it with a pencil, and then, again and again. Until he meets himself in the middle, and cries out Halleluia! It's over, the flames disappearing behind the curtain.
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Oct 13, 2009
Oct 13, 2009 at 12:17 PM UTC
Stagefright
It were perhaps too good to preen, This thing, this much elided stream, To rest therewith, tremulous ream Of thoughts forthwith from misery. Let not the beggar hear my words: There is no hope in timely dress; World it cares not for men deferred From caring press and relatives. Too much it cares for common things, A word said soft, need not for pain, Yet broken in its gleaning thoughts, Suff’ring not well deserved stains. These things, I say, they cast a sea Before dim eyes, make blind men cry, Rob their sight, ev’n in sight’s drought; This I say, casts little more t’me.
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
Hopeless, this Elided Stream
I finger the edge on a dull knife and don't cry over white hearts of onions as I cut them silently, and more easily than I can cut through the white fog that has maintained permanence in my head, daily-daily (maybe-always). in the slow tempered, pull of a dry heave and tugging slackened lines of sail being held up by beams of brown, a ream of paper is spread, out, like a sheet over the cities and the needle pulls through with thread, between beats scratching my scalp itching my shoulder all for the meat underneath, covered in barbecue sauce come to me, so sticky, sweet my words are hollow (a promise cannot be kept). my ears are muffled (this beer is warm). my head is dead (I abstain from meat). don't come for me strangers (quickly, pulled pork).
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 1:08 PM UTC
pulled pork
My skin is worn and torn like a coniferous seed waiting to grow into a towering pine and then into a ream of paper that mostly just becomes crumpled individually and thrown out like a heart bleeding far too frequently, forcefully gushing itself onto innocent polypropylene white as purgatory. My new soft shell is slowly reborn. I can't provide comfort with bulging ****** knuckles and fingertips burnt, scarred, and eyesight that is mediocre at best. My hands have seen enough days to bandage abrasion and let go of hate. My detachment never ceases; but to pick up the slack of a nervous system gone bad is to live a deciduous life perpetually changing seasons.
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 3:02 AM UTC
shedding skin
In the Middle of the Night, in the darkest hour, Outside in the streets; you'll find The ghosts all around. Are you afraid? Don't run From them, they feed on fear. Ready to fight the fight, I scream "I'm Not Afraid!! of no ghosts!" In the middle of the night I wake up from a Dream--a crazy, weird, wild dream. :)
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 9:57 PM UTC
I'm Not Afraid (Ghostbusters)
In any mirrored face the homeless sees nothing shuffling from his favorite stores At night they feel their wild canine teeth Words surfacing uncollected in fragments and scratches besde underdeveloped manors in the city's growing mold and buildings separated by dust like a ream of books on the trail to the open west Noise clock, sharp chiming and unbearable soot blackness of perpetual rain pulsing faintly in a palsied flow of the oppressive heats and sounds My sister is a forgotten composer of rebellion given only the courage to think her words will merely be a droning cello's moans and preludes unsettled and old Without authority someone might hear her centuries too late when few will give her a wait or wax cylinder of words no better than it's tremorless indentations unseen by the eyes and ears The days of crystalized quartz and effeminate handshakes and kisses vacant gestures and the beautiful view of the destitue on a warm spring morning in the park
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Oct 20, 2011
Oct 20, 2011 at 1:23 PM UTC
Composer of Rebellion
He was larger than life    even shriveled       even the size of a septuagenarian    even at 85       even growing smaller in mind and spirit    the last year I saw him he was larger than life and    I still looked up . . . . He was 59 and I    was a child with arms and legs dangling        as though they were made of purple and orange pipe cleaners and when he said to hang on    I thought of Forefathers       of Revolutionaries    hanging on to their ideals and my arms wrapped tight    like the rubber band on his bread . . . . The long-ago far-away again and    again of the Last Year I Saw Him    seems to come around       like Fruit Stripe on a bicycle wheel    seems to come around       like a broken holiday of can/can't come because/without and you drop    like a barbell weight like a drop of blood       like a ream of cardstock printed with maps to find you and    to find you and to find you had just received a thick file from    the Feds.      Again.
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Sep 24, 2013
Sep 24, 2013 at 4:43 PM UTC
The Last Year I Saw Him . . . .
He walked full of class Pinky never touched glass. Sharp in the thread Stiff lip and moustache. When angry he turned red His taunts filled clients with dread. Even his wife wasn’t at ease When Mr. Gada was raising dead. His day started with grease In his hair, and pressed every crease. Next the pills glazed his eyes And dampened his seize. The cheat hid many lies A past life was no surprise. He told her he was focused He talked with clever disguise. He worked to fill his lust But late nights made the Mrs. mistrust. If she said a word his blood would steam She lay silent, wishing to feel just. But karma came to ream His ugly and immoral scheme. He let business mix with pleasure Trips to Spain made his dream. The mistresses husband saw her And came charging in full measure. Took a knife to the cheaters cheat In a jab he lost his treasure. Spain’s doctors laughed at his meat Fixing would be too much a feat. Mr. Gada sobbed and cried When his wife threw him out on the street.
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Mar 16, 2012
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:20 AM UTC
Mr. Gada's Mistakes
Baby you're my candy my private tootsie roll, cause I love to drive you crazy as I tongue your little hole. Baby you're my ******* so soft and full of cream, pressed up hard against my lips dear as my tongue your innards ream. Baby you're my taffy with teeth I love to pull, just to taste your salty tang dear when my mouth is oh so full. Baby you're me sucker don't give me any stick, just hold it to my lips dear and then watch this sucker lick. Baby you're my candy your sugar and your sweet, and like this here collection you're good enough to eat... out.
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Mar 5, 2012
Mar 5, 2012 at 8:12 AM UTC
Baby you're my Candy (adult)
What would it be to be a soldierTo seek the God of war,To make your mind a death machineTo long for peace no more.To make your sinew hard as ironYour muscle ripcord tough,To bend your thinking mercy freeYour soul enshrined in rough.Conformity in dress attireMeticulous black shine,The gun oil on your sidearmThat rigid stance in line.The taughtness when you march en massThe crunch of boots on stone,The flash of steel with bayonet thrustThat splash of blood on bone. Your hatred for the enemyA lust for ****** war,Abhorrence for a personal styleJust compliance with the corps.The stare that sees a thousand yardsThe spines are ramrod straight,The disciplined magnificenceThe Corps d’Esprit is great! Afghanistan & GazaMogadishu and TehranThe terror strips are globalAnd they’re hell for beast and man.To imagine you’ll enjoy yourselfIs madness to extreme.If you’ve seen a man's face liquefyIn a flailing shrapnel stream.If you’ve felt the fear of God nearbyWhen tribals mount a charge,With the shriek of “Allah Ahkbar”And the stench of death at large. “See The World”, the poster said“Free Training for a Trade”,Develop stiffness in your spineWith the army you’ll be made.Comradeship, companionshipIs the essence of the force,A fast, pack march of twenty clicksAnd chanting till you’re hoarse.The Sergeant kicks your backsideThe corporal licks your boots,Lieutenant has you dodging leadWhist digging trenching routes.The Major trims his moustacheThe General drives right past,Dismissing all the riffraffWho are well beneath his class. This-is-the-Army All khaki and brassy shine,You get to brandish riflesAnd wear berets when in line.So pull that chin in soldierKeep the thumbs straight when you march,Or we’ll have you peeling spuds or worse,...We’ll ream your young white **** You wanted to be manlyYou longed to make your mark,You signed up to be countedNow you're Army, hard and stark.So give it all you’ve got young manBend your back and be a knave,the alternative is purgatoryEngulfed, consumed, enslaved.Now you're in for the durationMake the most of what you’ve gotOr they’ll Court Marshal you tomorrowAnd with pageantry.. YOU'LL BE SHOT!MarshalgMangere Bridge27th April 2008
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Feb 26, 2010
Feb 26, 2010 at 9:17 AM UTC
The Recruit
What would it be to be a soldierTo seek the God of war,To make your mind a death machineTo long for peace no more.To make your sinew hard as ironYour muscle ripcord tough,To bend your thinking mercy freeYour soul enshrined in rough.Conformity in dress attireMeticulous black shine,The gun oil on your sidearmThat rigid stance in line.The taughtness when you march en massThe crunch of boots on stone,The flash of steel with bayonet thrustThat splash of blood on bone. Your hatred for the enemyA lust for ****** war,Abhorrence for a personal styleJust compliance with the corps.The stare that sees a thousand yardsThe spines are ramrod straight,The disciplined magnificenceThe Corps d’Esprit is great! Afghanistan & GazaMogadishu and TehranThe terror strips are globalAnd they’re hell for beast and man.To imagine you’ll enjoy yourselfIs madness to extreme.If you’ve seen a man's face liquefyIn a flailing shrapnel stream.If you’ve felt the fear of God nearbyWhen tribals mount a charge,With the shriek of “Allah Ahkbar”And the stench of death at large. “See The World”, the poster said“Free Training for a Trade”,Develop stiffness in your spineWith the army you’ll be made.Comradeship, companionshipIs the essence of the force,A fast, pack march of twenty clicksAnd chanting till you’re hoarse.The Sergeant kicks your backsideThe corporal licks your boots,Lieutenant has you dodging leadWhist digging trenching routes.The Major trims his moustacheThe General drives right past,Dismissing all the riffraffWho are well beneath his class. This-is-the-Army All khaki and brassy shine,You get to brandish riflesAnd wear berets when in line.So pull that chin in soldierKeep the thumbs straight when you march,Or we’ll have you peeling spuds or worse,...We’ll ream your young white **** You wanted to be manlyYou longed to make your mark,You signed up to be countedNow you're Army, hard and stark.So give it all you’ve got young manBend your back and be a knave,the alternative is purgatoryEngulfed, consumed, enslaved.Now you're in for the durationMake the most of what you’ve gotOr they’ll Court Marshal you tomorrowAnd with pageantry.. YOU'LL BE SHOT!MarshalgMangere Bridge27th April 2008
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pretty crystals shone atop the stream they so transfixed an observing eye as the sun did reflect down its beam was like being caught in a dream beautiful shimmers of light seen to ply pretty crystals shone atop the stream jewels of nature above the water's ream exhibiting such a captivating dye as the sun did reflect down its beam how lovely this bedazzling team glistening with a bewitching spry pretty crystals shone atop the stream the play across the surface of a leam which drew a mirroring focal spy as the sun did reflect down its beam to partake of an engaging gleam bought wonder unto a viewer's nye   pretty crystals shone atop the stream as the sun reflected down its beam
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 9:51 AM UTC
Pretty Crystals (Villanelle)
i can hear the misery of the poets, artists, and kings of the ages we wasn't born in, screaming in agony as they never had the chance to love, to encounter, to witness, to paint, to write about, the finest masterpiece that is you, my biggest dream, my dead star wish, you are the poison that intoxicates my veins and i couldn't ask for anything more. ••• i have always told myself not to fall in love with the moment, moments will fade away they will burn at the back of my head but i saw him standing there with his palm out for me and only me as the love-infused music about fools falling in love flowed flawlessly around us that's where i did it. i fell in love with not only the moment, i fell in love with the flowers in his mouth i fell in love with him.
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May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016 at 8:45 AM UTC
a fairytale
fight the need to pull the thorn, **** yourself to be reborn, live your life in fear of death, clinging to your final breath harm done even when you win, pride is such a deadly sin count me out or count me in, til the day the world wont spin fine me for my will to be, tax the squirrel the use the tree sell my insides, scamming me, nothing in this world is free shaping, taping back together, taking, raking all your splendor faking, making us pretenders, facing, gaping black forever bring me down and ream me out, fill me up with hate and doubt tender fetal origins, generations' collagen lets go out and hit the town, shoot one up and knock one down binding, winding, finding sound, listening to my heart pound bursting vessels 'round the socket, ball it up into my pocket flyin higher than a rocket, once you've tried it, try and knock it asking nice to get inside; soiled, rotten, blushing bride with her hands between her thighs, only wishing for surprise see our circle dissipate, seems i've found you just too late all im left with is my hate, and the need to procreate lose your temper, mind and soul, listen to the blackness roll deaths compile and raise the toll, what secrets does the future hold? wretched roaches writhe and run, while rancid tyrants toll the sun leeches, peaches, pears and plums, **** me when my birthday comes
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Apr 6, 2017
Apr 6, 2017 at 5:14 PM UTC
mono log
Victories and losses faded under a light so dim, Trophies and certificates stacked a ream. Fame and pride cling on to an empty name, Fear and worry fuel a meaningless dream. Greed, hatred and delusion cloud the mind, A blur and foggy vision satisfy the eyes. Mundane happiness is built on illusion and lies, Leading to pain and sorrow ready to thrive. The paths of extremes that have been tread, Relating to the stories that have been read. Supreme path of all is to be found in the middle, Demolishing the renowned Cartesian theatre. An enlightened mind transcends the web of lies, Realising the laws of the universe that created life, Compassionate, kind and fearless one becomes, Shedding false belief that is preparing to come. Oh, what a beautiful path to Enlightenment lies ahead, Which is open to all who possess faith and courage!
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Aug 5, 2012
Aug 5, 2012 at 10:14 AM UTC
Path to Enlightenment
Time journeyed through the seasons sublime Brokered days the trellis of life did climb Tendered hours but grainy shards without rhyme Token minutes spindled through the hour glass of time   Each tenuous second garnering only a passing stime Bartered moments the continuum of existence did wantonly prime Availing sky's porous rotunda filtered each, ageless ream through spectrum so fine The hoary sun spilled it's vision into each, vacuous line Gilded moon, celestial mariner did shadowy expanse twine Bended stars, twinkling sprites from stealthy perch did antediluvian streams re-align Primeval planets in their sanctioned orbits perpetuity did assign
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Nov 11, 2011
Nov 11, 2011 at 11:29 AM UTC
Journey Through Time
two men who i used to know but who i never knew knew each other were sitting at a window table as the sky lightened to barely gray both making a yearly pilgrimage to the mountaintop stomping grounds of when they were young when they believed in revolutions two ships momentarily run a coffee ground on cold october air and a well buttered chance to catch up "there's no replacement for family" said the tall and pompous actor with the demeanor of a shark in a hawaiian shirt "you can say that again" replied the wiry bible toting snowbird who used to scramble around on roofs somewhere through the seven a.m. haze over my conscious and the florescent lampposts the toaster popped up two sesame bagels *("yes there is" i wanted to sc ream "maybe nobody's fou nd it yet but t here has got t o be some kind of substitute to people who w ill only cause you pain for your entire l ife longer th an anyone e lse you'll e ver know")* let the doorbell hurried goodbyes of two rekindled acquaintances passing in the morning fog bring me back to life *(nothing's real anyway surrounded by how alone i really am in this big world small cafe)* let the rising smell of espresso and the bubbly hiss of 140 degree steamed milk wake me up to something i still can't put into words
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Oct 14, 2016
Oct 14, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
big world small cafe
Lady karma shine your light on me here I am down here way down here robed in tattered clothes bleeding hands a broken nose stumbling stuttering muttering mumbling shine your light on me Lady karma shine your light on me Near to bursting seam-less ream-less close to losing everything my job my friends my mind as yet radically un-cleansed just a step away from the edge balancing on the precipice of the wedge lost in the darkest recess the corridors of the mind drunk on thorns the horns of plenty that you find left empty and bereft I failed the test lady karma shine your light Lady karma shine your light on me I was re-assessed more likely just depressed than a danger to any stranger and the homelessness I faced with quickening pace seemed at the time like ill gotten gain and luckless fate combined and yet it faded gracefully in the shadow cast by the midday sun it would have to wait and I go back to where this all began I felt your warmth around me wrap around me shine your light on me lady karma shine your light on me.
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Feb 14, 2014
Feb 14, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
Lady Karma