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"recrudescence" poems
I shall love diners after Death                  Famished from a million mile trek                            Soft dances, whimsical, flowing                                     All in time and in step                                              Effervescent  in its antiquity           Light penetrates the vociferate soul                     A blinding silhouette Reveals the true physique                              casting no shadows                                   back, at last, back to the harmony &                                  surrealism of our sacrarium, our home                                    no more hours to waste away                             nothing to signifying                                               night from day                  no need to search for words to convey                   As we began we return just as we should                    our recrudescence revivifies our sainthood                                             with No judgment charged upon us                                          with no reward for the good                                      neither condemned are the noxious                                  immoral nor the many many absurd                For those deleterious malignant calamities                     must remain incarcerated on Earth                               from whence it came                                As we Return once again                                          soul cleansed in beatific death                                                 The physical abandoned with sin                         The dead left unknown, un birthed Shut in
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Aug 10, 2011
Aug 10, 2011 at 8:49 PM UTC
Maybe Again
I shall love diners after Death                  Famished from a million mile trek                            Soft dances, whimsical, flowing                                     All in time and in step                                              Effervescent  in its antiquity           Light penetrates the vociferate soul                     A blinding silhouette Reveals the true physique                              casting no shadows                                   back, at last, back to the harmony &                                  surrealism of our sacrarium, our home                                    no more hours to waste away                             nothing to signifying                                               night from day                  no need to search for words to convey                   As we began we return just as we should                    our recrudescence revivifies our sainthood                                             with No judgment charged upon us                                          with no reward for the good                                      neither condemned are the noxious                                  immoral nor the many many absurd                For those deleterious malignant calamities                     must remain incarcerated on Earth                               from whence it came                                As we Return once again                                          soul cleansed in beatific death                                                 The physical abandoned with sin                         The dead left unknown, un birthed Shut in
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*There are times when you are not yourself. You blend into something unwantedly & unwillingly. Something that is too distant from your psyche & guise. The transfiguration makes you a whole another person, one beyond your bridle. But you always hit back to your archetypal persona. The endeavor to recrudescence is always tenacious, summating unscrupulous inscriptions to your crasis. People will judge you on this substructure of your psyche. But this is not who you are & what you are! It is mere an icky phase. Your elucidation lies beyond this transfigured self. Never relinquish your pristine pneuma.*
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 6:40 PM UTC
Transfiguration
I shall love diners after Death Famished from a million mile             trek             Soft dances, whimsical, flowing        All in time and In step   Effervescent  in its antiquity    Light penetrates the vociferate soul                                                                     A blinding silhouette Reveals the true physique                              casting no shadows          back, at last, back to the harmony &.                                                 surrealism of our sacrarium, our home no more hours to waste away                              nothing to signifying       night from day                                    no need to search for  words to convey                   As we began                                     we return                                               just as we should                    our recrudescence revivifies our sainthood      with No judgment charged upon us                with no reward for Good                          neither condemned are the noxious                immoral nor the many many absurd                                                                   For those deleterious malignant calamities must remain incarcerated on Earth                               from whence it came                    As we Return once again                soul cleansed in beatific death                                                                  The physical abandoned with sin
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Jan 1, 2010
Jan 1, 2010 at 7:03 AM UTC
Maybe Again
I shall love diners after Death Famished from a million mile             trek             Soft dances, whimsical, flowing        All in time and In step   Effervescent  in its antiquity    Light penetrates the vociferate soul                                                                     A blinding silhouette Reveals the true physique                              casting no shadows          back, at last, back to the harmony &.                                                 surrealism of our sacrarium, our home no more hours to waste away                              nothing to signifying       night from day                                    no need to search for  words to convey                   As we began                                     we return                                               just as we should                    our recrudescence revivifies our sainthood      with No judgment charged upon us                with no reward for Good                          neither condemned are the noxious                immoral nor the many many absurd                                                                   For those deleterious malignant calamities must remain incarcerated on Earth                               from whence it came                    As we Return once again                soul cleansed in beatific death                                                                  The physical abandoned with sin
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Surely in the distant future historians will find our civilization Appalling, destructive, gluttony, Stricken. Receipts of items that once fulfilled our temporal desires will fill earth creating a toxic compost for life To nourish upon They'll blame us for the decay And devolution of man They'll duly note our fascination With stimulants and violent trends And most of all, they'll be unable To comprehend our impotency our hubris our clemency They'll construct theories That moor our cultural malaise To each recrudescence of tyranny In essence they will despise our very nature. Not out of contempt but out of fear that they too will fall prey to the plague.
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Dec 25, 2012
Dec 25, 2012 at 5:27 AM UTC
"Surely in the distant future..."
I notice her. I watch her press on her nails And whiten her teeth, Put on that bleaching emulsion before she goes to sleep. She has thick braids, pinched into her tender scalp Then has Brazilian hair woven  in on top of that. I see her look in the mirror satisfied because she now sees beauty, She purses her painted lips, Closes her eyes as if her looks are her duty To this world, That she so desperately wants to fit into and stand out of. This magnificent girl, Who's capabilities are unheard of. She suffocates her essence To be accepted in facades presence. I notice you darling, in spite of your recrudescence. T.S.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 9:51 AM UTC
I notice you.
So you Republicans hate Blacks, Jews, Latinos, Asians, yet so many of you go to your churches on Sundays and pray to God. About what? About what Jesus preached? About how he said to love one another? Hardly! You may mouth these sacred messages, but do you live them? I think not. VOTER SUPPRESSION is equivalent to heresy. Republican politicians across our nation, under God, in over 40 States are bringing back RACISM in full force. Are you not repulsed by this immoral retrogression? WHY DO YOU NOT SPEAK OUT!? My only conclusion is that you are gutless. You are moral hypocrites. You are racists of the first order and human beings of the last. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Apr 7, 2021
Apr 7, 2021 at 12:49 PM UTC
THE RECRUDESCENCE OF THE NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY
This life is all greed, hatred, anguish, joy, betrayal, hope, hurt, loss, deaths, failures, luxury, pain, happiness, melancholy, helplessness, habits, hobbies and a curse called love. It's called love because they named it wrong. We're cocooned in paper thin walls, tearing through and ripping them apart and stitching them again when they see our dark sides. We're sunburned and blue-veined, and the recrudescence of these scars spills nothing but blood — frozen blood breaking into incandescent shards. And we're bleeding, we're bleeding with tears and we're bleeding with screams and we're a destruction destroying others and destroying ourselves. We're a wave of hate swallowing those with a difference. Gray haired people tell us we're too young to know the world, but they won't ever see the rivers like we do. They tell us the sky is colored blue but our wild imaginations wonder if sky could be pink and green, and it is. Where we shattered, the pieces are still lying there. Someone else picks them up and solves the puzzle we are. Some breathe with broken hearts and some walk without leaving footsteps. We are so different, all of us, looking back again and again and again and hoping again, and we wonder all the time, what I would be like to exist in a different place. Somewhere far away from this present spreading darkness until we're blind — so blind that we forget what light feels like. In the end though we'll know we're fallen. We're fallen faiths and fallen dreams. We've fallen into a phoenix called life. We're different. Maybe it's time we accept.
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Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 5:03 PM UTC
The different in us
This life is all greed, hatred, anguish, joy, betrayal, hope, hurt, loss, deaths, failures, luxury, pain, happiness, melancholy, helplessness, habits, hobbies and a curse called love. It's called love because they named it wrong. We're cocooned in paper thin walls, tearing through and ripping them apart and stitching them again when they see our dark sides. We're sunburned and blue-veined, and the recrudescence of these scars spills nothing but blood — frozen blood breaking into incandescent shards. And we're bleeding, we're bleeding with tears and we're bleeding with screams and we're a destruction destroying others and destroying ourselves. We're a wave of hate swallowing those with a difference. Gray haired people tell us we're too young to know the world, but they won't ever see the rivers like we do. They tell us the sky is colored blue but our wild imaginations wonder if sky could be pink and green, and it is. Where we shattered, the pieces are still lying there. Someone else picks them up and solves the puzzle we are. Some breathe with broken hearts and some walk without leaving footsteps. We are so different, all of us, looking back again and again and again and hoping again, and we wonder all the time, what I would be like to exist in a different place. Somewhere far away from this present spreading darkness until we're blind — so blind that we forget what light feels like. In the end though we'll know we're fallen. We're fallen faiths and fallen dreams. We've fallen into a phoenix called life. We're different. Maybe it's time we accept.
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New hands smoothly grazing Where yours once were Finally the feeling Of a fresh start And the sound Of a brand new laugh That makes my heart skip In a different way Than I felt before With the adrenaline rush And wine stained Chapped lips Came a warm feeling And a new comfort Intertwined on the couch And white smoke As I fell into her smile With my head in the clouds And arms wrapped around me A safe new home Precious and untainted By old memories
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Dec 7, 2017
Dec 7, 2017 at 4:06 PM UTC
Recrudescence
Drops of  tears Moved down her chin But the brightness In her eyes.. Indicated... She's not perturbed.. rather firm for way forward....!! And then the smiles A smile of sweet revenge.. And a sign of determination.. to keep away at bay the recrudescence of any pain... and she stepped ahead With hope ....!!
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Nov 30, 2022
Nov 30, 2022 at 7:57 AM UTC
Step up
Shell-cased in soft power Arms races Like Carter I break it down harder Than kami wind martyrs With ardor of green cards Discarded In red Apartheids On the rise To Partition again The expendable lives Buying lies as they trend From the ones who pretend Like they too Don’t depend On the never-ending Yellow journalist’s Pen Telling them It means war’s ‘Round the corner Drug store Selling them Echo chambers Of peace and secure Insecurities Dangers and angers And more Of the brink Of extinction Addiction In sync with The small fortune, Scorching-earth Failed-marriage trinket Don’t blink Or it’s on To the next Recrudescence Perplexed By how many world hungers To solve Could be left Since the right In its free-trading slave Not-so hidden agenda Still plots its crop Stockpile Encomienda As super-tiendas Wal off reservation With always low prices Conflating inflation Displacing the plantation Haitian Still shaken By ground-breaking New innovation Starvation And scarce information Pertaining Distorted Contorted, deformed Or just goes unreported For more entertaining Brain-draining discordant Conformists in torrents Stream only the terrorized-truth Water-boarded Reform is aborted The right to choose Thwarted The norm is a misleading, News-feeding Horde I abhor As I’ve poured it out, Sorted out This horrid, sordid crowd Doubting that anything reel Is revealed To be real Or just part of some heartless king’s Artifice Art of the Deal
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Nov 29, 2019
Nov 29, 2019 at 3:49 PM UTC
Alternative Fact Checks and Balancing Acts
revision April 27 2001 Recrudescence (Recrudesce: to break out again after lying latent or relatively inactive) My friend, There are doors which even you and I have never opened. Shut for so many years I am slammed back against the sink of meditation. Drawers unopened, their loneliness stuck shut, slipped behind hinges. Whole cabinets of dust. I wore many selves. Stains hang here so far removed from conversation as to be little calciums. Calculi. I rattle with little bones. But since you ask…. Viz.: When the gun was pressed against my head I sat more still than a fig on a summer tree, more breathless than a whisper, more quiet than the center of that fruit, It’s stem my hair, I felt it's roots take. I was sixteen. I always wondered if the red dye of my fear rubbed off on him. He was silent, his face the only light in the room, the phosphorescence of madness. He couldn't find me I guess, inside my aubergine stillness. He was a steel shaft in his hand. At last he slipped to the door. In the end, unbreathing, I saved him. Ego te absolvo. I was so afraid he wouldn't like me anymore.
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Apr 18, 2023
Apr 18, 2023 at 9:30 PM UTC
Recrudescence. Revision