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"reconciliations" poems
Circle's intentions. Time's intentions. Solace. Unity. A record of movement. How? Blood. Solidified. Shared separation, soon to shake hands, but in the mean time... scratching. clacking. crumbling. melting. Stories to tell, stories told. Ears to fill in the verbose silence. Science. Colors. Origins and reconciliations. And still, be still. The rocks will whisper Circle's intentions. Time's intentions.
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Jun 8, 2012
Jun 8, 2012 at 9:22 PM UTC
Rocks
No light or air touches this broad chasm And few have been known to ascend from it Reconciliations to phantasms All sensation and love you will omit Why try and claw your way to the surface? The darkness embraces you like no other You become addicted to the abyss So you spiral down further and further It is feasible for one to break through To take that solitude expedition I know the specifics of this deep blue For I have risen to behold the sun Keep kicking your feet and reach for above Exhaling your gloom and inhaling love
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 3:12 PM UTC
The Abyss
Live your life though it's not an easy thing to do especially for those who are not born with inheritances every step of the way is rampant with imbalances it's also because the world is riddled with contrived rules everywhere it's still primeval law of the jungle sometimes we're not strong enough but at all times we need to think for ourselves protecting ourselves is the only way making it possible for us to live a life many choose to conform to the practices of the society some choose to stay true to their humanity the two choices often find themselves in conflict not saying there's no reconciliations staying true to yourself is not preordained to be a confrontation to the world sometimes it can be more of an integration because when you know yourself you become tolerant of the world because the more you love yourself you have to learn to love the world and slowly you'll be able to live out your own life the process is never easy but it's the only way to understanding life to loving it most of the time.
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Jul 19, 2023
Jul 19, 2023 at 4:34 AM UTC
Staying true
A trowel and an infinite supply of spackle. Leave me to work, friends. I perceive your cracks, everyone, every one. Canyons, hairline crevices, they trace your backs like rain down windowsills. I've never quite been able to predict where the fissure will turn. A trowel and an infinite supply of patience. Leave me to my duty, friends. Let me fill in your fractures, I can saturate them to their basin with reparations, reconciliations. I will breathe forgiveness, companionship, love, whatever you need onto my mendings, they will harden. Paint over them what shades you will, I’ll hold your hand as you hold the brush. A trowel and an infinite supply of compassion. Leave me to my compulsion, friends. Maintain my repairs, I beg of you. You let them become brittle and they flake off of your faces like paper Mache masks. You, let the paint fade. Your work, our work, to fix the fissures, it’s crumbling through your fingers, outstretched, dumbfounded you stare. Pick up the trowel and spackle your own canyons. Spread the fleeting putty across your faces till your eyes cry dust when you blink. Oh look, upon your left eyelid. A fracture. A trowel. Leave me to my love, friends.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 11:59 AM UTC
A trowel and an infinite supply of spackle
The song played-- muffled, hesitant, As if the tabletop jukebox Seemed unsure of the tune’s suitability, As out of place and time as ourselves, It being Wednesday morning three A.M. At the all-night diner on the Klondike Road (The mills, going full-bore down the road in Montmorenci Falls Making such a place viable, indeed necessary), But we laughed loudly and nonchalantly Between bites of nearly adequate cheeseburger, Ostensibly unaware of all those inevitabilities Which were tangible but unspoken, indeed unspeakable, This being the last of the last summer not careworn, Textbooks to be exchanged for neckties, Plastic sandals swapped for sensible flats, Other lives to take flight in other places, A mere handful of evenings remaining Before the clumsy process of untying All that which had been loose ends from the beginning. Would I go back? In a sense, it does not matter. There was always a laundry list of reasons That it could not be, cannot be, will not be: Irreparably meshed gears of relocations and reconciliations, Gordian knots of logic and desire. Still, in my dreams, I often run like a madman, Chest burning as my sneakers slap the pavement in the darkness, Back toward the diner, but it has been razed to the ground (Likely the case, for all I know, What with the mills silent and padlocked all these years) And I paw madly, feverishly through the rubble In search of some remains of those vinyl chanteuses of love songs, Those epitaphs of our failures, Those three-minute odes To our compromised and conditional successes.
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 10:07 AM UTC
michael nesmith sang "her name was joanne"
The song played-- muffled, hesitant, As if the tabletop jukebox Seemed unsure of the tune’s suitability, As out of place and time as ourselves, It being Wednesday morning three A.M. At the all-night diner on the Klondike Road (The mills, going full-bore down the road in Montmorenci Falls Making such a place viable, indeed necessary), But we laughed loudly and nonchalantly Between bites of nearly adequate cheeseburger, Ostensibly unaware of all those inevitabilities Which were tangible but unspoken, indeed unspeakable, This being the last of the last summer not careworn, Textbooks to be exchanged for neckties, Plastic sandals swapped for sensible flats, Other lives to take flight in other places, A mere handful of evenings remaining Before the clumsy process of untying All that which had been loose ends from the beginning. Would I go back? In a sense, it does not matter. There was always a laundry list of reasons That it could not be, cannot be, will not be: Irreparably meshed gears of relocations and reconciliations, Gordian knots of logic and desire. Still, in my dreams, I often run like a madman, Chest burning as my sneakers slap the pavement in the darkness, Back toward the diner, but it has been razed to the ground (Likely the case, for all I know, What with the mills silent and padlocked all these years) And I paw madly, feverishly through the rubble In search of some remains of those vinyl chanteuses of love songs, Those epitaphs of our failures, Those three-minute odes To our compromised and conditional successes.
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How can life begin when you fall on a cliff? sat on a ledge for as long as the rain remains waving for the meandering unforgivable miracles of allowable hesitation and tensional destitution When you look at a face do you see in the beyond? areas and layers that regardless appease to angels the marvels of the new coming unstormy parables ushered at the lengthy table of debatable ideology Whom do we pledge the crooked ways of the men? aisles of mean and immeasurable consequential regrets of when the summer unfolded and winter melted beneath the flow of the lakes in the unseen caves Where do we bow our untold perceived reconciliations? kneel at the pebbled mast of an eventful aftermath till the grounds little one, sift the fertile from gravel start again, nurture the soils and bloom to fertility
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 7:32 AM UTC
Debatable ideologies
We're like burning bridges, baby. Fast and for real. Feeling a fire that is fueled by arguments and reconciliations. We're like the fall of an empire, so subtle and so pure. Collapsing into each others arms like the Walls of Troy. We're like Bonnie and Clyde, rampaging through life without a care for anyone or anything but us. Needing only us, to set us free. Whispering words beneath the shade of trees, hearing you ask me if I shall love you always. And I always answer, 'til the end of the world, angel. Needing only us, to set us free.
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Feb 21, 2011
Feb 21, 2011 at 9:54 AM UTC
Angel
Along the journey Along the laughs and the tears Along the sleepless nights and restless days Along the fights and the makeups Along the fake smiles and hurtful words Along the reconciliations and comprises Along the backstabbing and heartbreaking Along the hidden phone calls and texts Along the long breaks and short conversations Along the doubted trust and vile behavior Along the alcohol shots and cigar smokes... ...I forgot love was supposed to be beautiful
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 12:32 PM UTC
I forgot
He is my defiance. He is the reason for my lack of control and yet he seems to have it all. Soft ribbons wrap themselves around my body pulling me back in to his grasp which grows stronger now than ever before - he grows stronger now. Apologies and reconciliations are now all too apparent but each time I fool myself. I let my heart lead with lead-lined boots and stead-fast ambition, and each time I am trapped. I hope for change or remorse but still what he does is wrong. And each time I love him.
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Jul 7, 2017
Jul 7, 2017 at 7:29 AM UTC
Each Time