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You Sir, Are An Electrician! **technocrat — noun a proponent, adherent, or supporter of technocracy.** This city boy was expert at Turning the lights on, Unlocking the front door, Putting new batteries in flashlights, And calling the handyman to "Please come upstairs" When the degree of diving difficulty was a Positive number. Also, Freezing the semi-permanently the DVR, Triggering alarms, Killing car batteries, Making laptops question Human sanity, Tearing up when reading, "Some Assembly Required!" Raised in a city of experts, He was unskilled in things electric, Becoming apoplectic, When a device had an On/off switch that ignored him. Somewhat famous he was, For engaging the inanimate, In a verbal dialectic, Which included words highly phonetic, But unsuitable for children's ears. She was raised in rural pastures, Corn fields used for hide n' go seek, Riding goats after school Just for fun, Familiar with innards of Deus ex machina, a/k/a Minor engine repairs, and Doing what he called, Making reparations. IOS7, heaven. Cabling laptop to external devices, Icing on the cake, Dis and reassembling a German coffee maker, Did not require calling an 800 number. She never read an instruction sheet Without pleasurable laughing at Japanese English. He was unashamed of his skilled Unskilled characteristics, For such is the way of the world In the human kingdom, Some of us two handed, some of us, bi-standers. But upon occasion, He would bemoan his fate, Decry his inability to survive On a post-apocalyptic Earth, Like the people on tv and movies. Periodically he would grow morose, Listless, at his inability to adapt to a Point Oh world. Uncomprehending Icons and symbols whose meaning Were wholly unintuitive, He secretly ashamed of his need for technological ****** She would sense his frustration, Wipe away his inner condensation, Climbing into his lap, Whispering the following: **You sir, are an electrician of words, a verbal technocrat,** Plumber of the depths where Few fear to tread, explorer of the head, Restorer of human paintings unmatched, Without your ilk, this world would be unbearable, Your heart's warming silk Comforts bodies and souls, Speaking from experience personal. Then, she flicked his On/Off switch, On.
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 2:43 AM UTC
You Sir, Are An Electrician!
You Sir, Are An Electrician! **technocrat — noun a proponent, adherent, or supporter of technocracy.** This city boy was expert at Turning the lights on, Unlocking the front door, Putting new batteries in flashlights, And calling the handyman to "Please come upstairs" When the degree of diving difficulty was a Positive number. Also, Freezing the semi-permanently the DVR, Triggering alarms, Killing car batteries, Making laptops question Human sanity, Tearing up when reading, "Some Assembly Required!" Raised in a city of experts, He was unskilled in things electric, Becoming apoplectic, When a device had an On/off switch that ignored him. Somewhat famous he was, For engaging the inanimate, In a verbal dialectic, Which included words highly phonetic, But unsuitable for children's ears. She was raised in rural pastures, Corn fields used for hide n' go seek, Riding goats after school Just for fun, Familiar with innards of Deus ex machina, a/k/a Minor engine repairs, and Doing what he called, Making reparations. IOS7, heaven. Cabling laptop to external devices, Icing on the cake, Dis and reassembling a German coffee maker, Did not require calling an 800 number. She never read an instruction sheet Without pleasurable laughing at Japanese English. He was unashamed of his skilled Unskilled characteristics, For such is the way of the world In the human kingdom, Some of us two handed, some of us, bi-standers. But upon occasion, He would bemoan his fate, Decry his inability to survive On a post-apocalyptic Earth, Like the people on tv and movies. Periodically he would grow morose, Listless, at his inability to adapt to a Point Oh world. Uncomprehending Icons and symbols whose meaning Were wholly unintuitive, He secretly ashamed of his need for technological ****** She would sense his frustration, Wipe away his inner condensation, Climbing into his lap, Whispering the following: **You sir, are an electrician of words, a verbal technocrat,** Plumber of the depths where Few fear to tread, explorer of the head, Restorer of human paintings unmatched, Without your ilk, this world would be unbearable, Your heart's warming silk Comforts bodies and souls, Speaking from experience personal. Then, she flicked his On/Off switch, On.
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Sometimes when I look at myself all I can see is ugly worthless **** I learned this from you. You taught me that nothing I ever did was good enough not for you or anyone else I would never be enough Most importantly, you taught me what love is That to love someone I have to give away everything I am my confidence my body my self-worth until I am only an empty shell of a person so they can hold power over me Sometimes when I can’t find these pieces of me I can see your face contorted with rage insistent, pleading until I obey or smirking, condescending I can hear your voice *you can’t wear that, you look like a **** I’m the only one who really loves you *I did it for you, you owe me* I don’t owe you anything. I taught myself how to love who I am Reassembling all the pieces that you stole from me took everything I had but I am beautiful. I am loveable. I am worth something. No one can ever change that.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
I am worth it.
The man was smart. The animals, watching, knew it. The shattering glass of the universe felt the opposition, and the understanding was the result of a fiendish ambition. There was a recording. It time, there was a healing record; it reached for the few left unwell. They were floundering until it was discovered to be the shape of things drawn with ink. The deception of empty hands, which refused to let them drink the clean water also offered to slay the daughter. This forced them all to worry about forensic relics and lumps of shattered trust. Love was hidden away for the sake of uninterrupted safety.
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 8:12 PM UTC
Reassembling The Pieces
I have felt like an outsider Ever since my childhood ended When I was left with a gaping Hole carved by the one who loved me. And I know he adores me still But he is too far away now That I cannot reciprocate His feelings. Though I do admit, I allow myself to succumb To nostalgia once in a while. My true friend gone, I bounced around Different groups of people trying To find my place in a sea of Jealousy and competition. I'm so thankful I got to know The ones I did because they were Beautiful and fascinating In their own distinctive manner. For a while I thought I found one But I soon began to realize That I had been brainwashed into Thinking that I loved these people, When really I didn't know them And they didn't care to know me. My world shattered and so did I; Frantically trying to pick up The pieces so I could be whole. But my memories and thoughts of The past eighteen years were too much For me to pick up on my own. One day while blindly moving in The dark, I ran into one of You who found a part of me on The ground. You seemed to recognize A shattered soul so you grabbed some Glue and you called your friends asking For help reassembling me. Together, you made the cracks not As obvious to those who looked; But every time I peered in the Mirror, there they were distorting The image of myself and those Around me.  But before you could Repair that, we all went away To separate places and I had To try and fix the cracks myself. But I only had so many Hands so I built an elaborate Device to keep me intact as I mended each imperfection. And that's how he found me, trying To fix something he was convinced Wasn't broken in the slightest.   He unhooked me from the device Then set me down and forced me to Look at myself in the mirror. For the first time in a long time I saw my face and all of yours Smiling in the reflection as If to say "Now do you see us?" All that's left is to remember I must check the mirror every So often so I can see your Faces full of love and support And see that I am not alone
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Jan 8, 2014
Jan 8, 2014 at 10:17 PM UTC
Mirror
I have felt like an outsider Ever since my childhood ended When I was left with a gaping Hole carved by the one who loved me. And I know he adores me still But he is too far away now That I cannot reciprocate His feelings. Though I do admit, I allow myself to succumb To nostalgia once in a while. My true friend gone, I bounced around Different groups of people trying To find my place in a sea of Jealousy and competition. I'm so thankful I got to know The ones I did because they were Beautiful and fascinating In their own distinctive manner. For a while I thought I found one But I soon began to realize That I had been brainwashed into Thinking that I loved these people, When really I didn't know them And they didn't care to know me. My world shattered and so did I; Frantically trying to pick up The pieces so I could be whole. But my memories and thoughts of The past eighteen years were too much For me to pick up on my own. One day while blindly moving in The dark, I ran into one of You who found a part of me on The ground. You seemed to recognize A shattered soul so you grabbed some Glue and you called your friends asking For help reassembling me. Together, you made the cracks not As obvious to those who looked; But every time I peered in the Mirror, there they were distorting The image of myself and those Around me.  But before you could Repair that, we all went away To separate places and I had To try and fix the cracks myself. But I only had so many Hands so I built an elaborate Device to keep me intact as I mended each imperfection. And that's how he found me, trying To fix something he was convinced Wasn't broken in the slightest.   He unhooked me from the device Then set me down and forced me to Look at myself in the mirror. For the first time in a long time I saw my face and all of yours Smiling in the reflection as If to say "Now do you see us?" All that's left is to remember I must check the mirror every So often so I can see your Faces full of love and support And see that I am not alone
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plead your case. the silence that follows will deafen your prayers... it will eat your rain. tread where smoke has layed eggs in a nest of flames. use your thoughts nimbly, and thereby, climb the ladder madly humbly gone by love, my love. humbly gone by love. these are not the words in my mouth. they are god's frogs. a soft plague of cecil b. demille with ampibians and barbedwire. these are not the fickle neptunes in dischord. you are not the last unicorn. only the basilisk in my zodiac. my marvelous queen. these are not the feathers of a proud crane. but a wrecking ball reassembling a dandelion with a leather whip and a chair. they tumble from my limbic intimacy with your private lies. i bring genuine venom to cure blindness; but i leave an antidote under my tongue should your kisses beg to be a fool. i won't say what this is. i have bruises where your name left a dent in my kevlar.
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Oct 9, 2012
Oct 9, 2012 at 8:47 AM UTC
GOD'S FROGS
gyrating harmonies intertwined a thousand wordless dreams expressed in reassuring grasps of cool fingers and feathered kisses. floating in space caught in the mist of a nebula body split into a million particles -- breathing out and reassembling. two bodies juxtaposed. familiar yet foreign. passed down by multitudes of humanoid ancestry -- but individually poignant, each moment a tangible wisp of memory. secrets whispered in shaky breaths borne on the back of vulnerability. broken into pieces of raw soul.
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Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 3:44 PM UTC
carnage
there is a long pink road lime trees walk its path in judgement twists of dazzling colors zigzag through unclaimed silences coaxing a belief in magic dismantling and reassembling minds i remove one eyelid then the other there is an immediate diaphanous color of red a flimsy dimness that shows an escape route out of time displaying the fragmented mosaic of my disordered mind scarlet watches me searching my face trying to seek out a geography yet to be discovered i feel an overexposed rhythm of alpha spirals they collide with the colors among the lime trees a coca-cola bottle smashes somewhere I hear the secret song played in the time of the assassins
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 1:56 PM UTC
I hear the secret song played in the time of the Assassins
There is a fair bit of you in every garden of my life. Truly, that is nothing extraordinary, you should know it as objectively as I do. Nevertheless, there is something I’d like to clarify: When I say "in every garden”, it is not only in relation to this of now, this of waiting for you, of hoorah! i found you!, and ****** i lost you!, and found again, and hopefully stops there. Nor in regard of you suddenly telling me "I’m going to cry”, then with a discrete lump in my throat "well go ahead”. And then a graceful invisible rainfall arrives to assist us, perhaps the reason the sun rises unhesitatingly right after. I’m not just referring either at the day-to-day fluctuation of the stock in our little decisive complicities, or that I could or believe I can turn my deficiencies to victories, or of you to bestow upon me the tenderest gift of your most recent despair. No. The situation is more serious. When I state “in every garden” I mean to say that in addition to that sweet cataclysm, you are also rewriting my childhood, that age when one utters "grown up” and solemn phrases, and the solemn grown ups celebrates them, and conversely, you think of it irrelevant. What I mean to say is, you are reassembling my adolescence, that time when I was an old man full of insecurities, and contrarily, you know how to extract from there, my germ of joy and consciously spread it. What I mean to say is, you are stirring my youth, that vain vessel no one took hold of, that proud shade no one got close to, and you on the other hand knows very well how to shake it until the autumn leaves start falling till there is nothing but the flesh of my triumphless truth. What I mean to say is, you are grasping my maturity, that mixture of stupor and experience, this unknown horizon of fear and certainty, this relentless faith on my questionable strength. As you can see, it is serious, extremely more serious. Because with these or different words, I mean to say you are not only, the dearest girl you are, but also the splendid and cautious* women that I love and have loved. Because thanks to you E, I have understood, (you’d say it was about time, and with reason), that love, is a beautiful and generous bay, that lightens and darkens as life goes by, a bay where ships arrive and break away, they arrive with blossoms and presages, and they part with krakens and storm clouds. A beautiful and generous bay where ships set down and then leave, But E, you, please don’t leave.
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Nov 13, 2015
Nov 13, 2015 at 2:14 AM UTC
Serious
There is a fair bit of you in every garden of my life. Truly, that is nothing extraordinary, you should know it as objectively as I do. Nevertheless, there is something I’d like to clarify: When I say "in every garden”, it is not only in relation to this of now, this of waiting for you, of hoorah! i found you!, and ****** i lost you!, and found again, and hopefully stops there. Nor in regard of you suddenly telling me "I’m going to cry”, then with a discrete lump in my throat "well go ahead”. And then a graceful invisible rainfall arrives to assist us, perhaps the reason the sun rises unhesitatingly right after. I’m not just referring either at the day-to-day fluctuation of the stock in our little decisive complicities, or that I could or believe I can turn my deficiencies to victories, or of you to bestow upon me the tenderest gift of your most recent despair. No. The situation is more serious. When I state “in every garden” I mean to say that in addition to that sweet cataclysm, you are also rewriting my childhood, that age when one utters "grown up” and solemn phrases, and the solemn grown ups celebrates them, and conversely, you think of it irrelevant. What I mean to say is, you are reassembling my adolescence, that time when I was an old man full of insecurities, and contrarily, you know how to extract from there, my germ of joy and consciously spread it. What I mean to say is, you are stirring my youth, that vain vessel no one took hold of, that proud shade no one got close to, and you on the other hand knows very well how to shake it until the autumn leaves start falling till there is nothing but the flesh of my triumphless truth. What I mean to say is, you are grasping my maturity, that mixture of stupor and experience, this unknown horizon of fear and certainty, this relentless faith on my questionable strength. As you can see, it is serious, extremely more serious. Because with these or different words, I mean to say you are not only, the dearest girl you are, but also the splendid and cautious* women that I love and have loved. Because thanks to you E, I have understood, (you’d say it was about time, and with reason), that love, is a beautiful and generous bay, that lightens and darkens as life goes by, a bay where ships arrive and break away, they arrive with blossoms and presages, and they part with krakens and storm clouds. A beautiful and generous bay where ships set down and then leave, But E, you, please don’t leave.
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A little rest It's been a long hard road You're tired and you deserve it So lay back Let the sounds fill your head Marvel At how they seep into your body Like a pure drug And lift your spirit Find a soft pillow I'll stand watch As you tear it all down When it gets too hard When you fear letting go And the sights to see On the other side of the wall You're tearing down Let me be your fortress Together we will gather The broken pieces of your days And I will slowly put them back together Just slowly enough For you to feel the love That comes in my reassembling And leave behind Everything that tore them apart Everything that tore them apart I will cause you to forget As we lay As we melt into one each other As we melt into earth Flesh of My flesh Bone of My bone One seed Planted by Death To sprout and grow Into new life In a new garden Settle your thoughts Receive calm for your shattered nerves Though they are shot I will ride shotgun I am love This world is a mirror You see it as in reverse The reality: Reap Sow Plant I am the Farmer I love you Because you know Me For what I am You know That I am not Grim That my sickle serves a purpose It's blade, sharp and shiny A two edged sword Brings you to this place Where enlightenment never dims or fades We will ride it together Until harvest has come You and I will be One Until we both realize We've got a spare rib
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Dec 12, 2011
Dec 12, 2011 at 6:42 PM UTC
Intermission
My forever is tossed in dark and bright Waiting for you and immortality But who would breathe in heaven Then plunge into the deep Should I look beyond Or empty all my secret pain Into all I sought to keep The frozen earth once caught me smiling At times when I liked it there In any situation when I should be Hurt and trembling If I am cold, I paint on a smile Put my life into the sun Start reassembling Sometimes I sit and stare at thoughtlessness Then watch my day rewinding Wonder why my forever is dark and bright Words of comfort I refuse I just watch them twirl and float Surely letting nothing stain All that is confused I am now absorbing all the dark and bright The wind blows into my forever A raging wildfire breathes in heaven Will I plunge into the deep Or will I look beyond To empty all my secret pain I can no longer keep
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Mar 16, 2011
Mar 16, 2011 at 7:15 PM UTC
Dark and Bright
Slowly reassembling your brain, one syllable at a time....
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 1:21 PM UTC
Untitled #17
Reassembling the pieces shattered on inconvenience, Smoking my lucky, Trying to imagine what the taste of your lips would be like against a shattered nose, Blacking out and bleeding profusely for my beliefs and opinions, What a time to thrive, What a time to thrive, WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE, MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS, Waking up on the floor with a black eye, holding on to the floor; the only solid thing left in my world, To the progress made and to the progress I have left to make, Sipping fine wine and then chugging what's left of the pack of PBR, Getting wasted on my youth and everything involving it, A drunken recipient of happiness and sadness all at the same time, What a ******* mess we have made, I just hope the cleanup doesn't take as long as the mess did to make, Even if you don't look back, be sure to know who was there and where they've gone now, ******* white and pitch black, My worst fears, my worst fears, I am just learning, I have given so much hell, Don't stop talking to me, I haven't been listening
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 1:49 PM UTC
Abandonment
French language has no direct translation for "I miss you." Instead, it is "tu me manques" which literally means "you are missing from me." Missing, as in Removed, as in Absent. As in ribcage with one bar gone. As in bathtub for one. As is poetic justice, or returning home to a broken toaster and a goldfish with its belly to the sun. As in waking up in Brooklyn to find you already in Manhattan. Each night I drop my bed a little lower on its frame. The mattress a little closer to the floor. Makes mourning feel less like falling. And falling, more like reassembling.
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 5:14 AM UTC
wordreference.com
My body thirsts for you.   I'm enslaved by you   that I have no space   for anything else. Words, imagery, prose   no longer quench   the desire in me.   I quiver at the thought   of opening myself to you,   of you tasting the dew   from my petal,   gradually coming undone   only to have you gather me,   piece by piece,   reassembling me until   I become the girl   you yearn to possess.
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Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 3:48 PM UTC
Reassembling Me
The pieces of glass That have fallen on the floor Were from the shattered glass pane That was your trust I was tapping, tapping, tapping on the glass Testing you Seeing how much pressure you could take But then, I tapped much too hard And just like a window The glass pane exploded Sending shards of false trust everywhere Cutting you and me The pieces of glass Lying on the floor Are much to small to pick up and put back together So you say, "What's the point?" And I reply, "There is no point. But as we rebuild our friendship The glass seems to pick itself up, reassembling into a thinner pane this time While I cannot resist tapping the glass, inserting my lies, This time I will not break it.
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Dec 29, 2017
Dec 29, 2017 at 11:26 PM UTC
Pieces
It's been an eternity! Since I gave you a piece of me My limbs have been torn in a million directions But now I've made precise revisions and corrections I promise I've missed you more than you could possibly know There is only one definable way that I could even minutely show Just how significant and crucial you are to reassembling the pieces of me And that is to once again, let you be the muse of my inspired heart felt poetry
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 11:23 AM UTC
Pieces of Me (Steps to Healing)
Falling in reverse At a speed faster than lightning The rapidity of the fall is overwhelming This absence of order Where is it leading me to Will it ever cease to torment Birthing a nicotinic habit Nauseated I can't seem to rid of this stench of impurity Tell them to not bother feeding me reason or positivity There is no emotion to make it sink in In the hollow that is my being Their words echo & die out without impact One month was all I could afford Then the inevitable crumbling of the clumsily put together puzzle Futility in my attempts at reassembling The puzzle pieces no longer fit.
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Dec 13, 2013
Dec 13, 2013 at 4:11 PM UTC
Recido
#the forming of substance 04 Stephan W *"For years I’ve wanted to live according to everyone else’s morals. I’ve forced myself to live like everyone else, to look like everyone else. I said what was necessary to join together, even when I felt separate. And after all of this, catastrophe came. Now I wander amid the debris, I am lawless, torn to pieces, alone and accepting to be so, resigned to my singularity and to my infirmities. And I must rebuild a truth– after having lived all my life in a sort of lie." ~Albert Camus* ~ *Worlds apart, there is a tension an alienation-- now, strangers- in a not so strange land So many parts.. fighting the glow fighting each other- These parts, hiding-- From having to be seen- when needed, From the pain of having to need the other parts who also are so unable, From the visibility-- from having to be asked to join in- to the process of an integrated internal functioning; the metabolizing of things. From the pain of it all- and the despondency that will come from any attempt          to even try.* ~  ~ *The spirit-- its dimly-lit distant memories of a wholly different time now afraid to ingrain itself into a body- that is as of yet wholly unable to even know itself-- Fragmented parts of the heart; broken spirit, a lonely longing- There is a division a separation immersed in a dank mist of fear-- Parts-- nearly touching but, so unable to see.. or even feel each other in the dark And the greatest loneliness becomes the one that is lived within oneself-- An unlived-living within the broken internal-world of fragmented parts- now huddled into remote corners with such large spaces in between; parts, isolated from other parts.* ~  ~  ~ *One day they will no longer be so afraid of each other-- Even in its dimly-lit state of being, the spirit yearns for a cohesiveness, a wholeness--       a re-integration of all the parts;       a reassembling. Until that time, everything will be partial; dis- assembled                   fragmented.* #
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Sep 30, 2020
Sep 30, 2020 at 10:41 PM UTC
fragments
#the forming of substance 04 Stephan W *"For years I’ve wanted to live according to everyone else’s morals. I’ve forced myself to live like everyone else, to look like everyone else. I said what was necessary to join together, even when I felt separate. And after all of this, catastrophe came. Now I wander amid the debris, I am lawless, torn to pieces, alone and accepting to be so, resigned to my singularity and to my infirmities. And I must rebuild a truth– after having lived all my life in a sort of lie." ~Albert Camus* ~ *Worlds apart, there is a tension an alienation-- now, strangers- in a not so strange land So many parts.. fighting the glow fighting each other- These parts, hiding-- From having to be seen- when needed, From the pain of having to need the other parts who also are so unable, From the visibility-- from having to be asked to join in- to the process of an integrated internal functioning; the metabolizing of things. From the pain of it all- and the despondency that will come from any attempt          to even try.* ~  ~ *The spirit-- its dimly-lit distant memories of a wholly different time now afraid to ingrain itself into a body- that is as of yet wholly unable to even know itself-- Fragmented parts of the heart; broken spirit, a lonely longing- There is a division a separation immersed in a dank mist of fear-- Parts-- nearly touching but, so unable to see.. or even feel each other in the dark And the greatest loneliness becomes the one that is lived within oneself-- An unlived-living within the broken internal-world of fragmented parts- now huddled into remote corners with such large spaces in between; parts, isolated from other parts.* ~  ~  ~ *One day they will no longer be so afraid of each other-- Even in its dimly-lit state of being, the spirit yearns for a cohesiveness, a wholeness--       a re-integration of all the parts;       a reassembling. Until that time, everything will be partial; dis- assembled                   fragmented.* #
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she pens a thank you note, for my stealing inspiration from her observation, to create a “beautiful bundle of words” my vocabulary acquired by just hanging around this planet of aged years, (hirsute, multifarious, repacked packets of globbed and gloated pins and notions), is minimally useful in the arced architecture of reassembling a new combination that pretends to be a beautiful bundle of words, a nouveau riches, a poem rearrangement is only addition but that a new poem, does not make to make a creation, one requires a beautiful bungle  of words, each tripping upon the next, somehow discordantly harmonious, a humorous pin ***** sordid that moves the lips into an O shape light emitting, “why in the hell did not I think of that” if it makes sensible than it’s likely just recombinant, i.e. a used car if it makes sensitive as if it’s a new cry, unheralded unheard and the first newborn among its peerage bungle your pictionary mistakable notions from fumes of intoxication stumble into a new theorem predicting the relativity of the impossible, combine cross pollinations, fish and fowl, meat and milk, stench and best, faucet drips of hurricane magnitude, draw insights from inside a child’s vision, and say to yourself repeatedly, this is how I bungle breathing into new poems, this is how I birth beautiful
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Mar 10, 2019
Mar 10, 2019 at 3:20 PM UTC
a beautiful bungle of words
So scraps are what I have to show Find myself amidst the undertow A pathetic pile of perfumed dreams   Like pretending life is greater than it seems This multiverse molded with illusions and tricks To knock you down just for kicks Nothing glamorous about depression A void that leaves the deepest impression Feeling like rocks loaded onto my back As if gravity is out of whack Attempting to rise off the floor Each movement leaves muscles sore Past mistakes written in blood Try but fail washing away with a flood So sick and tired staying the same Doubt and fear the scapegoats to blame Reasons irrelevant nevertheless Little extra effort might lead to success I am aware everything is bound to fall apart One by one shards will chip off my heart I attempt reassembling it with some glue To give it away like deja vu These choices I cannot explain Behavior proof I must be insane Wasting more minutes than I have to spare Fish out of water and I'm gasping for air Can't you see I'm drowning? A sea of my regrets Ghosts dancing on horizon staring at their silhouettes I think about years I continue to let slip through my hands I'm so exhausted chasing answers to a puzzle I don't understand Scared to admit this the extent of what I'll become Wonder if I'll ever escape the place that I am from I yearn to love now like I loved back then Believe in magic and forever again But hopeful naivete faded along with the sparkle in my eye Like while I've been in limbo best opportunities passed me by In a cerebral cage confidence confined by bars Self-acceptance shackled by a multitude of scars I am sorrier than lips will ever audibly speak Unsure if my dungeon will let me discover the exit I desperately seek This nightmare of creation darkens at an alarming rate Need to wake up from this coma I'm in before it is too late
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Feb 10, 2025
Feb 10, 2025 at 1:27 AM UTC
Coma
So scraps are what I have to show Find myself amidst the undertow A pathetic pile of perfumed dreams   Like pretending life is greater than it seems This multiverse molded with illusions and tricks To knock you down just for kicks Nothing glamorous about depression A void that leaves the deepest impression Feeling like rocks loaded onto my back As if gravity is out of whack Attempting to rise off the floor Each movement leaves muscles sore Past mistakes written in blood Try but fail washing away with a flood So sick and tired staying the same Doubt and fear the scapegoats to blame Reasons irrelevant nevertheless Little extra effort might lead to success I am aware everything is bound to fall apart One by one shards will chip off my heart I attempt reassembling it with some glue To give it away like deja vu These choices I cannot explain Behavior proof I must be insane Wasting more minutes than I have to spare Fish out of water and I'm gasping for air Can't you see I'm drowning? A sea of my regrets Ghosts dancing on horizon staring at their silhouettes I think about years I continue to let slip through my hands I'm so exhausted chasing answers to a puzzle I don't understand Scared to admit this the extent of what I'll become Wonder if I'll ever escape the place that I am from I yearn to love now like I loved back then Believe in magic and forever again But hopeful naivete faded along with the sparkle in my eye Like while I've been in limbo best opportunities passed me by In a cerebral cage confidence confined by bars Self-acceptance shackled by a multitude of scars I am sorrier than lips will ever audibly speak Unsure if my dungeon will let me discover the exit I desperately seek This nightmare of creation darkens at an alarming rate Need to wake up from this coma I'm in before it is too late
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1. The darkness fled before me While I stayed in the light The black covering both land and sea Destroying sight. Basking in the heat, burning in the sun We toasted the darkness, once it had gone. God had said, wringing out his curls, ‘let there be light’, Clearly, the dark came first. But god floundered at night And darkness he thunderingly accursed. It was sent temporarily away While god fashioned ‘Day’. Yet, the dark was firstborn The preferred planned child And visually undernourished and presciently worn Was the expected, the ideal, not the reviled; Day was only a change of mind God, the twister, making us see when we are blind. 2. It was of an infinite hue, purple not black Deepening towards the centre, consuming everything A materialisation of Lacan’s Lack Without substance, pleasure or pain. It delved in and out in senseless monotony Heightening sensation here, there performing a lobotomy. At times, it reflected me and then it reflected you Assembling features, and reassembling, But never with every ****** nuance true It shuffled several, naturally dissembling, Unable to be fixed. It pretended to be human, But like you and me, it shuffled like a golem. Flying away it came back with equal velocity Opening its imagined maw Emitting as it approached tongues of electricity Through time it tore. Past and future congealed into a putty-like mass Dying with the light, it disappeared up my ***
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 8:31 AM UTC
Darkness
All of us treated them like lovers, meticulously disassembling them as if hypnotized, caressing each part with special lubricant & laying out the pieces like a rock collector. We'd take our own sweet time reassembling them, part by part, snapping & sliding, building our killing machines to completion. Then to test our work, we'd **** and release and squeeze, to hear the distinctive click of a dry fire.
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 11:11 PM UTC
Cleaning Our Lovers
Love is a dangerous weapon Overcoming hate, it creates Vain attempts, broken hearts Eternal medicine for peace You influenced me the most On every occasions I lost myself Unveiled the honest essence Mourning for the lost ones One day, I’ll realize with pain To take out my soul and breathe Haven’t you cried as I stormed out Even the gains set flames in me Remembering your warmth Found pieces of your shattered heart Over and over, I’ll regret to tell you Reasons that don’t matter anymore Every time to see that smile faded Verifying that it exists on that face Enabling my heart to pound hope Reassembling, love you mother forever
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Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 1:36 AM UTC
Love, the true love
I used to love puzzles The idea of tearing something so complete apart and then reassembling it was the most romantic idea But ever since I met you I never liked them as much any more You are like a virus; you inject yourself into the veins of humanity and contaminate the world’s blood for eternity You are nothing You are the nothing that fills those uncomfortable silences Like that time my Grandma died All you were to me was an uncomfortable silence I wanted to fill with screaming so bad it actually hurt me Like that time you actually hurt me You painted me with intricately decorated contusions that made my once human like body resemble more of a cheetah And you would tell me that I was beautiful But how can someone be so beautiful when they have more purple skin than white? I guess you tried to paint the world on my back, and on my legs, and on my arms because that’s what your dad did to you And I guess that world was better than your reality Do you even realize how broken I am? How many times can you pick up the pieces and try to put them back together? Honey, these puzzle pieces have been played with far too long I no longer fit anywhere My pieces have been touched too much There are too many things spilt on me I am mangled and ugly I no longer create that beautiful picture.
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 11:27 AM UTC
Puzzles