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"refuel" poems
Alas! Cupid Laziness doesn't suit you Do something,will you? Seek the universe To find my soulmate Lose yourself if you must Valentines comes and goes as he pleases He is bored with my singleness What now Cupid? Your arrow must be bitter I'll write you a honeyed haiku I'll write you a sweet sonnet To refuel your magic Then you'll find love for me
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Feb 12, 2016
Feb 12, 2016 at 9:14 AM UTC
Get to work Cupid
An exit for expression An admittance with no fee A mind free from excluding An exhibition without end The centerpiece- an installation Ever moving within its frame Its contents constantly disappearing To reveal a blank canvas to be filled once more The artist turns out to be me, and me alone Leaving my post is an improbability As the gallery holding me hostage is my own mind Yet in truth, I find happiness in this prison cell Without sleep I find energy from passers by Who refuel my passion with their coins Thrown into my hat beside me Tokens of positivity that they cannot directly give The door is always open Even to those who find fault with the artist Who tease me in my chained feet And hurl their abuse with intent to delay completion Yet still, I welcome companionship of viewers Without noticing the deviants who scratch away at my painting My selflessness renders me unable to notice evils Blinding me with the future I paint before my eyes My piece is never mastered For I am distracted by evils constant approach Presenting me with gifts of seeds, that grow in my soils Only to blossom as weeds, and eat away at all goodness But my grounds are open, and my job demands time Rarely do I have the time to look upon works accomplished But I steal a moment as sun and moon change shifts Only to be met a view that gives no happiness as before My stubborn positivity keeps defences up Protecting myself from taunters and ghosts who take refuge in corners I am distracted by my own optimism, the joy of what I do But it hinders me, in ways I cannot defeat My ability to seek vengeance was never yielded nor encouraged So instinctively as always, I turn not to the voices behind me And paint upon the canvas once more The doors still open
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 4:33 PM UTC
Alice in Chains
An exit for expression An admittance with no fee A mind free from excluding An exhibition without end The centerpiece- an installation Ever moving within its frame Its contents constantly disappearing To reveal a blank canvas to be filled once more The artist turns out to be me, and me alone Leaving my post is an improbability As the gallery holding me hostage is my own mind Yet in truth, I find happiness in this prison cell Without sleep I find energy from passers by Who refuel my passion with their coins Thrown into my hat beside me Tokens of positivity that they cannot directly give The door is always open Even to those who find fault with the artist Who tease me in my chained feet And hurl their abuse with intent to delay completion Yet still, I welcome companionship of viewers Without noticing the deviants who scratch away at my painting My selflessness renders me unable to notice evils Blinding me with the future I paint before my eyes My piece is never mastered For I am distracted by evils constant approach Presenting me with gifts of seeds, that grow in my soils Only to blossom as weeds, and eat away at all goodness But my grounds are open, and my job demands time Rarely do I have the time to look upon works accomplished But I steal a moment as sun and moon change shifts Only to be met a view that gives no happiness as before My stubborn positivity keeps defences up Protecting myself from taunters and ghosts who take refuge in corners I am distracted by my own optimism, the joy of what I do But it hinders me, in ways I cannot defeat My ability to seek vengeance was never yielded nor encouraged So instinctively as always, I turn not to the voices behind me And paint upon the canvas once more The doors still open
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Everything I'm feeling inside is about to capsize. I can't wait for these thoughts to subside or will they collide with the terrible force of my mind? I say, God help me before I am confined and so naively purblind. I'm trying to find my way and this may sound totally cliche but **** I'm so terribly lost I feel like my plans have crisscrossed. But I'm actually star-crossed with my own thought of how I've turned into such a crackpot. I'm so gone, I'm squandered. Am I being absurd? My visions are blurred and like a blind man I'm clobbered by all the words that I have misheard. But watch me as I achieve all that I can be. I'm not a fool I just need to refuel. Take a moment to just breathe... .......... And I'll be back in full force straight back on this wild concourse. I'm not here to enforce or endorse, I don't care what's wrong with your discourse. You're on your own, I'm on mine. And I'm finding out why this life is not so divine. But do not deny, stop with your outcries I'm just saying my goodbyes. But I will be back and with a smack you'll never know what hit you cause I'm gonna be so brand new. Watch me achieve all I've dreamed all that you have blasphemed.
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 4:35 PM UTC
Brand New
THE day had set as I traveled down a road, Intimate in its design, ‘twas narrow, directed toward the setting, golden Sun, which, softly glowing, slowly came to rest upon the darkening valleys of this world. The road was long yet well supplied with fuel, or, signs were scattered pointing towards the fuel, ‘twas the duty of the rider on the road to refuel lest he be lost in the world. Yet as I rode my eyes began to narrow, losing sight of signs 'til my coach did rest, still, as I lost my pace set with the sun. There, still, I sat and lost sight of the Sun. Alone, I did not think to seek out fuel, but I looked elsewhere for a place to rest. In utter darkness I wandered from the road into a wood, welcoming, less narrow and filled with mysteries of a whole new world. My heart pounded as I entered this world. By now my mind, had but slipped from the Sun, and it's warm glow on the road, (too narrow). I was not limited by need of fuel, like I had to work for on the narrow road, But vices here offered me so much rest. So deeper I wandered to seek out rest. Rest, that would fit me best within this world. In darkness there, out of view of the road in dark, I felt the cold absence of Sun, and there... I ached. My body called for fuel. I looked around...my options not so narrow as they were upon the road, (so narrow). But, as I took my fuel and found my rest in the wood... I ached as I ate the fuel. Still I craved more, it hurt. Trapped now in this world that seemed more like a cage. And for the Sun I longed, as I remembered its warmth on the road. So there I sit entrapped within this world. I have the key and I can sense the Sun, But..could I, now, return to that narrow road?
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 12:06 AM UTC
The Welcoming Wood
THE day had set as I traveled down a road, Intimate in its design, ‘twas narrow, directed toward the setting, golden Sun, which, softly glowing, slowly came to rest upon the darkening valleys of this world. The road was long yet well supplied with fuel, or, signs were scattered pointing towards the fuel, ‘twas the duty of the rider on the road to refuel lest he be lost in the world. Yet as I rode my eyes began to narrow, losing sight of signs 'til my coach did rest, still, as I lost my pace set with the sun. There, still, I sat and lost sight of the Sun. Alone, I did not think to seek out fuel, but I looked elsewhere for a place to rest. In utter darkness I wandered from the road into a wood, welcoming, less narrow and filled with mysteries of a whole new world. My heart pounded as I entered this world. By now my mind, had but slipped from the Sun, and it's warm glow on the road, (too narrow). I was not limited by need of fuel, like I had to work for on the narrow road, But vices here offered me so much rest. So deeper I wandered to seek out rest. Rest, that would fit me best within this world. In darkness there, out of view of the road in dark, I felt the cold absence of Sun, and there... I ached. My body called for fuel. I looked around...my options not so narrow as they were upon the road, (so narrow). But, as I took my fuel and found my rest in the wood... I ached as I ate the fuel. Still I craved more, it hurt. Trapped now in this world that seemed more like a cage. And for the Sun I longed, as I remembered its warmth on the road. So there I sit entrapped within this world. I have the key and I can sense the Sun, But..could I, now, return to that narrow road?
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Hookers as gas station attendants Pumping you and your gas Have fun getting ******* While you refuel
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Mar 31, 2012
Mar 31, 2012 at 2:49 PM UTC
You're Blowing Money Anyway...
I'm not drinking not tonight I'm alright it's really not a fight. I mean did you invite me just to spite me? I only want a sip put the bottle to my lip refuel my ego trip time passes wine glasses. Is that my cigarette lit bathroom floor tears fears I don't have a problem.
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Nov 19, 2012
Nov 19, 2012 at 12:39 AM UTC
Just a Sip
Distant revelations of bitter refuel A great friendship torn by disappointment Jealousy has come from hiding Driven out motivation in its confiding I feel like running away now Starting over new Which is what I thought I was doing When I started this with you Tucked in my pretty new hiding place Only to find my problems staring me straight in the face Its sick how everything is not what it seems A land of calm devotion is tearing at the seams
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 4:35 PM UTC
Revelation
Sand Dwellers Looking across the crystal blue waters of Mellieha bay My eyes and mind are assaulted by a thousand multi colored sun shades This then is the home of the sand dwellers At the going down of the sun they retire to oil and alcahol soaked burrows not to re appear until the rising of the new dawn Slithering and crawling from their fetid nests to once more lie amidst rotting seaweed and soiled icecream wrappers Occasionally one does see movement as a suntan oiled sand dweller heads once more to refuel on greasy burgers and warm beer Oh for the glorious life of the sand dweller Who will never truly experience this beautiful  island
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 5:15 AM UTC
**MORE FROM MALTA**
fragile yet bulletproof a doll, china-glazed wrapped in barbed wire steel claws, my iron gaze through the blackness the magnetic ground starry-eyed; it's tempting trying to pull me down with lead weights tied to my dragging heels god I wish I were strong and didn't have to feel mind wired on chemicals and caffeinated veins blood clots, racing heart I think I'm sick again counting the hours in bites of empty air ghosts crawling to my ears nestling in brittle hair I'll have to stop soon I'm hunger-drunk, dying high on pain and so done with trying baffled by so-called normal those machines that refuel on fat, sugar, calories it's so ******* cruel that I was born to howl at a midnight moon to live in shadows, knowing my life is ending soon. © Tara India.
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 12:00 PM UTC
starving.
Into the Clearing I make note Of the uninterrupted Brightness, Unbroken This makes for instant Accountability naked at best Unveiled Unfiltered Unspoken Interim testing ground Stop and take a look around When Elements invade The private places object Unknowing of the merging Of a natural nature unto itself Oh, the soft and sacred Whispers softly unto Those with ears to hear Let the mystery of the Holy Slowly unfold for thine eyes Once distracted from the Wonders of my Wooded Recreation Here stands You, untethered by the Winding ropes Of illusive lore We no longer care for There, Now that we are here It is Here where we Refuel and Recenter for our next Adventure. Choose with careful Consideration then Commit This is It Next Lesson Or Level I will revel Boldly... *From my Place of Power And Knowing* Journey Onward my fellow Wayfarers :-)
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 12:56 AM UTC
Into my Place of Power and Knowing
We were all anxious about the takeoff. With one faulty engine and a short rough runway, we neded all the airspeed we could muster to get airborne. We hung on and braced ourselves as we roared down the runway. The bouncing suddenly stopped. We were airborn! we seemed to skim the wave tops for ages before we started a slow climb to our normal cruising altitude. This was another boring featureless flight, over the sea towards Darwin. I don't know what I was expecting, but whatever it was, I was dissapointed. Darwin was a mosquito ridden dump at that time. We ate slept and took off after refuelling. Still with a faulty engine. The other aircraft did not come with us, this time we were alone and heading for a well known town in the outback. Alice springs. Now we were flying over some great country, it seemed so crisp and clean- even if most of it was desert. We landed at alice springs to refuel, and then took off with full tanks, heading for the Australian Air Force base near Adelaide, I think it was at Edinburgh Fields. Gordon was sleeping, or trying to, I was sitting by the window gazing at the countryside below. I began to see what looked like a vapour trail coming from the wing, there was one similar coming from the wing opposite too, it was very slight, was I seeing things, perhaps it was moisture in the air, I sat and watched for half an hour, it was more noticeable now, and it seemed to be coming from the fuel tank filler pipes. I thought it was worth a mention, and I went to the cockpit where the pilot and radio operator were talking to the fitters. The Pilot was thumping the gauges on a panel. I told them what I saw. Christ! the pilot and the fitters looked worried very worried. He patted me on the shoulder, "Well done, we thought the fuel gauges must be faulty. He turned the aircraft around and headed back to Alice springs for another refuelling. The tanks were filled again, the filler caps were ******* down tight, and we took off again! Twenty minutes later we were back for more fuel and the filler caps were checked and rechecked and finally ******* down as tight as possible. We took of again, and landed again, took on more fuel,and tightened the filler caps. "It's too late to continue with the flight now, we'll stay in town tonight and try again in the morning. "That was easier said than done, we had no money and no credit, we managed to get a room at the pilots expense , but there was no food but a packet of biscuits. I lay on the bed beside four others and wondered what tomorrow would bring.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
Maralinga part nine
We were all anxious about the takeoff. With one faulty engine and a short rough runway, we neded all the airspeed we could muster to get airborne. We hung on and braced ourselves as we roared down the runway. The bouncing suddenly stopped. We were airborn! we seemed to skim the wave tops for ages before we started a slow climb to our normal cruising altitude. This was another boring featureless flight, over the sea towards Darwin. I don't know what I was expecting, but whatever it was, I was dissapointed. Darwin was a mosquito ridden dump at that time. We ate slept and took off after refuelling. Still with a faulty engine. The other aircraft did not come with us, this time we were alone and heading for a well known town in the outback. Alice springs. Now we were flying over some great country, it seemed so crisp and clean- even if most of it was desert. We landed at alice springs to refuel, and then took off with full tanks, heading for the Australian Air Force base near Adelaide, I think it was at Edinburgh Fields. Gordon was sleeping, or trying to, I was sitting by the window gazing at the countryside below. I began to see what looked like a vapour trail coming from the wing, there was one similar coming from the wing opposite too, it was very slight, was I seeing things, perhaps it was moisture in the air, I sat and watched for half an hour, it was more noticeable now, and it seemed to be coming from the fuel tank filler pipes. I thought it was worth a mention, and I went to the cockpit where the pilot and radio operator were talking to the fitters. The Pilot was thumping the gauges on a panel. I told them what I saw. Christ! the pilot and the fitters looked worried very worried. He patted me on the shoulder, "Well done, we thought the fuel gauges must be faulty. He turned the aircraft around and headed back to Alice springs for another refuelling. The tanks were filled again, the filler caps were ******* down tight, and we took off again! Twenty minutes later we were back for more fuel and the filler caps were checked and rechecked and finally ******* down as tight as possible. We took of again, and landed again, took on more fuel,and tightened the filler caps. "It's too late to continue with the flight now, we'll stay in town tonight and try again in the morning. "That was easier said than done, we had no money and no credit, we managed to get a room at the pilots expense , but there was no food but a packet of biscuits. I lay on the bed beside four others and wondered what tomorrow would bring.
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I slept like a log, inspite of the pains from my blistered feet. Harry woke me at six thirty. "Time for breakfast, better jump to it or i'll tickle your feet."  The thought of that was enough to set me in motion. After breakfast we assembled for role call beside the waiting coaches. Then we boarded, and left the camp heading for the airfield. Every one was expecting to fly from RAF Lyneham, we had heard that we would be flying in the new Dehavilland Comet, the first passenger jet. It was not to to be. The comet had crashed into the sea, there were no survivors! Instead of that, we were driven to a remote airfield in Wiltshire, I believe it was called Cliff Pypard,  there we boarded an ageing hastings transport and set off into the wide blue yonder heading on a more southerly bearing than one would expect for a flight to Germany. I tried to keep an eye on our progress by following coastlines, it was difficult, clouds obscured much of the coast line. I had the definite feeling that we were travelling in a South Easterly direction, and I asked one of the aircrew about it. "Don't worry, I expect we'll take a turn to the north soon." A little later, I suddenly realized that we were flying over the Med- Germany via the Med, never in this world!! We ate chicken wings lettuce and bread for lunch, still flying at a steady one hundred and eighty miles an hour at mid day, below us dessert! We were all confused. Where on earth were we going? Our first stop was at a place called Idris, it was an airstrip in the Libyan desert. There was nothing there only tents, and a place to refuel. I was a squalid stinking dump, and that was all. We left early the following morning after a laughable breakfast that no one ate. Our ext stop was a similar one but even more so, It was a place alled Habanya, I think, I went to use one of the two toilet's and discovered that the horrible brown stains in the toilets were actually enormous heaving masses of huge cockroaches, I went out into the desert insted. when I got back to our tent I was told off. "this place is crawling with snakes, don't stray about!" we didn't need telling twice! The tents were just as bad, infested with huge spiders, no one slept. We were glad to leave it.
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 4:39 PM UTC
Maralinga part four.
I slept like a log, inspite of the pains from my blistered feet. Harry woke me at six thirty. "Time for breakfast, better jump to it or i'll tickle your feet."  The thought of that was enough to set me in motion. After breakfast we assembled for role call beside the waiting coaches. Then we boarded, and left the camp heading for the airfield. Every one was expecting to fly from RAF Lyneham, we had heard that we would be flying in the new Dehavilland Comet, the first passenger jet. It was not to to be. The comet had crashed into the sea, there were no survivors! Instead of that, we were driven to a remote airfield in Wiltshire, I believe it was called Cliff Pypard,  there we boarded an ageing hastings transport and set off into the wide blue yonder heading on a more southerly bearing than one would expect for a flight to Germany. I tried to keep an eye on our progress by following coastlines, it was difficult, clouds obscured much of the coast line. I had the definite feeling that we were travelling in a South Easterly direction, and I asked one of the aircrew about it. "Don't worry, I expect we'll take a turn to the north soon." A little later, I suddenly realized that we were flying over the Med- Germany via the Med, never in this world!! We ate chicken wings lettuce and bread for lunch, still flying at a steady one hundred and eighty miles an hour at mid day, below us dessert! We were all confused. Where on earth were we going? Our first stop was at a place called Idris, it was an airstrip in the Libyan desert. There was nothing there only tents, and a place to refuel. I was a squalid stinking dump, and that was all. We left early the following morning after a laughable breakfast that no one ate. Our ext stop was a similar one but even more so, It was a place alled Habanya, I think, I went to use one of the two toilet's and discovered that the horrible brown stains in the toilets were actually enormous heaving masses of huge cockroaches, I went out into the desert insted. when I got back to our tent I was told off. "this place is crawling with snakes, don't stray about!" we didn't need telling twice! The tents were just as bad, infested with huge spiders, no one slept. We were glad to leave it.
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Mornings and I don't get along We are like oil and water There is no sweet connection They don't ever get my attention Conversations invade my mental fog Please be quiet and don't speak Give me just five minutes to clear out Before closing me in with words from your mouth Allow me to refuel with some caffeine Marinate my senses through coffee beans Let it break up the fogginess screen For if you don't I will let out a piercing scream
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 at 9:48 AM UTC
Morning Kryptonite
Grow, Good morning, get up, get going, get out, get it? Get giggity, giggly, Great, get in, get quite, real g's move in silence, and gesticulations get goons gone, Go ahead, go forth with great care, go far, go out, get lost, go back, Grasp green garments, Go on, Respire, Read rhetoric, read rhythm, read rhymes, Read people, Respond resplendently, require resolution, Realize, rain rains, read rain rain gauge, Risk rewards, run rapidly, run rampantly, run triumphantly, Rise up, rise on, ride horses, ride waves, ride on, Red letter days, Irked? Inhale, intake, insure, inhibit, Intuition informs insides, Imitators idolize, I irk, irritate, insist Immaculate Inspire innovation, incite celebration, Inner id ingests infestations, Ideal installed, Move, Make much of it, make mistakes, make mends, make merry, make cheer, make love, make peace, Mind, mind manners, mind time, mind love, mind peace, Move, move over, move up, move in, move out, move on, More so, more smiles, more laughs, more life, more understanding, more peace, more love, Marvelous magenta muse moves me, Exhale, Exhibit excellence, energize everyone, Eat east, eat in, eat out, eat everywhere, with everyone, Exhale, exit anger, exit stress, exit breath, Enters euphoria, enters energy, with ease Need, Need no one, need nothing, only neo Nazis, No, need necessities, need neurons, need Nutella, nourishment, Now know knowledge, know profound power found in numbers, now know nothing Restart Reduce, reuse, recycle, Reproduce, Re-energize, refuel, revamp, repeat,
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 4:17 PM UTC
Grimnerfication
Grow, Good morning, get up, get going, get out, get it? Get giggity, giggly, Great, get in, get quite, real g's move in silence, and gesticulations get goons gone, Go ahead, go forth with great care, go far, go out, get lost, go back, Grasp green garments, Go on, Respire, Read rhetoric, read rhythm, read rhymes, Read people, Respond resplendently, require resolution, Realize, rain rains, read rain rain gauge, Risk rewards, run rapidly, run rampantly, run triumphantly, Rise up, rise on, ride horses, ride waves, ride on, Red letter days, Irked? Inhale, intake, insure, inhibit, Intuition informs insides, Imitators idolize, I irk, irritate, insist Immaculate Inspire innovation, incite celebration, Inner id ingests infestations, Ideal installed, Move, Make much of it, make mistakes, make mends, make merry, make cheer, make love, make peace, Mind, mind manners, mind time, mind love, mind peace, Move, move over, move up, move in, move out, move on, More so, more smiles, more laughs, more life, more understanding, more peace, more love, Marvelous magenta muse moves me, Exhale, Exhibit excellence, energize everyone, Eat east, eat in, eat out, eat everywhere, with everyone, Exhale, exit anger, exit stress, exit breath, Enters euphoria, enters energy, with ease Need, Need no one, need nothing, only neo Nazis, No, need necessities, need neurons, need Nutella, nourishment, Now know knowledge, know profound power found in numbers, now know nothing Restart Reduce, reuse, recycle, Reproduce, Re-energize, refuel, revamp, repeat,
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I roll myself into you, cascading into your summery warmth, kissing your shoulder blade. I refuel myself on you.
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Feb 18, 2021
Feb 18, 2021 at 10:12 PM UTC
Charged
Starting the journey up the hill Kicking the rocks                out the way Wow what a view they say All this everything leads to that Oh this is easier I'm on the flat Oh I didn't see that bend up ahead where will it end Round and round we go            again I feel I'm going back                       Heart pulsating think I'll have a heart attack Stop wait Breathe deep Remember it's not easy to look past but you couldn't not start you would stay stuck Higher and Higher The weight feels         lighter                         I can see what was holding me with lack   Take it in                    shed old skin Refuel there were lessons in the pack Down this hill lower lower should this be heavier and slower         I need to find my way going to 'crack' There's a cave up now I'm scared can I turn about No I've taken each step so far Into the dark black lair I don't feel alone no more but this isn't the company I want to greet Tingling sense eyes on my feet Creepy feelin' But go I must forwards Keep believing Stepping towards the light
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 5:24 AM UTC
Paths of healing
Now here's a handy little tip I came across by chance, While visiting the bathroom as a lad home from a dance. I was a little worse for alcohol, so have to be forgiven, For the odd thoughts that occur to me when I am ***** driven. I was there to give my teeth a brush and stood in fear of death, As I had to get some mint on board before mum smelt my breath. So I loaded up my toothbrush and I’d squeezed a good supply, When I noticed something moving in the corner of my eye. Well, I turned around quite slowly just in case it was a mouse. For I'd seen them in the garden twice, but never in the house. I was set to do the pouncing stuff, but then was forced to laugh, As my eyes met two big spiders that were trapped down in the bath. While I stood and watched their climbing fails I’d built up quite a foam, And I thought, I shouldn't waste it, I should spit it a new home. So I climbed up on the bath tub rim and hovered like a dove, And with those spiders as my targets - I would bomb them from above. Well, it took so many efforts, I was aiming like a fool, Which meant I soon ran out of ammo, so I climbed down to refuel. So I spread my Colgate nice and thick and brushed away for fun, Till I’d whipped another mouthful, for another bombing run. And then at last I hit one, on the edge with just some dregs, And I watched with glazed amazement as it paralysed three legs. With just five legs to drag himself, he couldn't reach his max, Then I hit him with a splatter bomb which stopped him in his tracks. I never thought our tooth paste drops would do them that much harm, But the effect on those poor spiders was as deadly as ****** The good news is, it sobered me, all that hanging over head, And my teeth had never been so clean and both of them were dead. Well this tip that I pass on to you, is bound to come in handy, Just share it with your family and they'll love it more than candy. You can save yourself a pile of work, catching bugs for tub release, It will clear your house of spiders; clean your bath and kiddy's teeth.
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Dec 24, 2015
Dec 24, 2015 at 7:33 AM UTC
Spiders in the Bath
Now here's a handy little tip I came across by chance, While visiting the bathroom as a lad home from a dance. I was a little worse for alcohol, so have to be forgiven, For the odd thoughts that occur to me when I am ***** driven. I was there to give my teeth a brush and stood in fear of death, As I had to get some mint on board before mum smelt my breath. So I loaded up my toothbrush and I’d squeezed a good supply, When I noticed something moving in the corner of my eye. Well, I turned around quite slowly just in case it was a mouse. For I'd seen them in the garden twice, but never in the house. I was set to do the pouncing stuff, but then was forced to laugh, As my eyes met two big spiders that were trapped down in the bath. While I stood and watched their climbing fails I’d built up quite a foam, And I thought, I shouldn't waste it, I should spit it a new home. So I climbed up on the bath tub rim and hovered like a dove, And with those spiders as my targets - I would bomb them from above. Well, it took so many efforts, I was aiming like a fool, Which meant I soon ran out of ammo, so I climbed down to refuel. So I spread my Colgate nice and thick and brushed away for fun, Till I’d whipped another mouthful, for another bombing run. And then at last I hit one, on the edge with just some dregs, And I watched with glazed amazement as it paralysed three legs. With just five legs to drag himself, he couldn't reach his max, Then I hit him with a splatter bomb which stopped him in his tracks. I never thought our tooth paste drops would do them that much harm, But the effect on those poor spiders was as deadly as ****** The good news is, it sobered me, all that hanging over head, And my teeth had never been so clean and both of them were dead. Well this tip that I pass on to you, is bound to come in handy, Just share it with your family and they'll love it more than candy. You can save yourself a pile of work, catching bugs for tub release, It will clear your house of spiders; clean your bath and kiddy's teeth.
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Once upon a time, on a road so long, I set out a journey, singing my song. With snacks in the seat and a map in my hand, I felt like a king, ruler of this land. The GPS lady, with her calm, soothing voice, Said, “Turn left ahead,” as if I had a choice. But I missed the turn, and she sighed with a tone, “Recalculating route,” in a voice like a drone. The miles stretched on, the road never ends With no end in sight, just around the next bend. I passed by cows, and fields of green, And wondered if I’d ever be seen. The fuel gauge dipped, the light turned red, I needed a station, or I’d be dead. I found a place, with a quirky name, “Last Chance refuel,” it was part of the game. The restroom key was a sight to behold, Attached to a hubcap, rusty and old. I did my business, and I grabbed a snack, I hit the road, never looking back. The radio played the same old song, About a truck and a dog, it went on too long. I switched to a station with talk and news, But the host’s voice gave me the Exocet blues. The sun beat down, the AC broke, I rolled down the window, and started to choke. On dust and bugs, and the smell of hay, I longed for a shower, at the end of the day. A detour sign appeared out of the blue, “Road closed ahead,” what was I to do? I followed the signs, through towns so small, With names like “Puddle” and “Waterfall.” I stopped for lunch at a pub so quaint, With pies so sweet, they would make you faint. The waitress smiled, with a knowing glance, “Long journey, huh? Just take a chance.” I ordered a burger, with fries on the side, And a milkshake thick, for completing the ride. Back on the road, with a full belly, I felt like a hero, in my own telly. The hours passed, the sun sank so low, The stars came out, with a gentle glow. I sang to myself, to stay awake, And dreamed of the bed, I’d soon partake. Finally, I saw the sign, “Welcome to Town,” I cheered aloud, no longer a clown. I parked the car, with a sigh of relief, And thanked my God, for the journey so brief. So if you ever find yourself on a drive, Remember this tale, and you will survive. With snacks and tunes, and a sense of fun, A long journey’s end, is a victory won.
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Sep 22, 2024
Sep 22, 2024 at 12:51 PM UTC
The Drive
Once upon a time, on a road so long, I set out a journey, singing my song. With snacks in the seat and a map in my hand, I felt like a king, ruler of this land. The GPS lady, with her calm, soothing voice, Said, “Turn left ahead,” as if I had a choice. But I missed the turn, and she sighed with a tone, “Recalculating route,” in a voice like a drone. The miles stretched on, the road never ends With no end in sight, just around the next bend. I passed by cows, and fields of green, And wondered if I’d ever be seen. The fuel gauge dipped, the light turned red, I needed a station, or I’d be dead. I found a place, with a quirky name, “Last Chance refuel,” it was part of the game. The restroom key was a sight to behold, Attached to a hubcap, rusty and old. I did my business, and I grabbed a snack, I hit the road, never looking back. The radio played the same old song, About a truck and a dog, it went on too long. I switched to a station with talk and news, But the host’s voice gave me the Exocet blues. The sun beat down, the AC broke, I rolled down the window, and started to choke. On dust and bugs, and the smell of hay, I longed for a shower, at the end of the day. A detour sign appeared out of the blue, “Road closed ahead,” what was I to do? I followed the signs, through towns so small, With names like “Puddle” and “Waterfall.” I stopped for lunch at a pub so quaint, With pies so sweet, they would make you faint. The waitress smiled, with a knowing glance, “Long journey, huh? Just take a chance.” I ordered a burger, with fries on the side, And a milkshake thick, for completing the ride. Back on the road, with a full belly, I felt like a hero, in my own telly. The hours passed, the sun sank so low, The stars came out, with a gentle glow. I sang to myself, to stay awake, And dreamed of the bed, I’d soon partake. Finally, I saw the sign, “Welcome to Town,” I cheered aloud, no longer a clown. I parked the car, with a sigh of relief, And thanked my God, for the journey so brief. So if you ever find yourself on a drive, Remember this tale, and you will survive. With snacks and tunes, and a sense of fun, A long journey’s end, is a victory won.
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Just a few more battles just a few more ****** wars then there I come my love oh my love I'm coming home All is done and dusted her storm comes her pride and joy with arms spread open I land soon to take off again just a refuel and weaponry intake then back to the black velvet hunting my enemy down again Sky lords so loyal killers so invisible so full of fight and proud to be called warriors I am coming home my love many notches on my guns but for one like me it was a joy and much fun By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 12:51 AM UTC
Coming Home
Sometimes I look at her and still think of home. She ignited a spark in me and I had to stifle it: wildfires never got me anywhere, and smoke lures the beasts. Where do you go when you're posing for your demons? What shadowless space is left in your head, inviting you to stay for a while? I would think of her and they ran, still lurking but never touching, yelling from afar. But a lack of refuel muted the engine and caused me to stutter, things can only go so far when you're running on empty. I learned to never regret but it's something else entirely, walking through your home when it's empty and waiting for someone else to move in.
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Nov 10, 2015
Nov 10, 2015 at 5:01 AM UTC
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Keep it to yourself I yelled from the top of that hill slow down heart be quiet; be still you beat & you jump please refuel these old lungs maybe not with that taste I've become too fond of like liquor like *** a name burns up my tongue now I run & I run to the front of my dungeon I tried burning you out but my thoughts of you flooded I'm up to my chin drowning slowly I see it It just isn't that easy to ignore what I'm feeling, seeing I could not breathe when I saw it & then it knocked me off my feet like there were bombs in my carpet
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 11:49 PM UTC
Suddenly|Lately
My life has become a series of fragments seperated by cups of coffee; stacks of dog-eared books fade to lecture slides and surprise tests- flash forward to scratchy nylon polos and "please hold, Jeff is busy" until the lights turn down and I hit empty, only to refuel with a lukewarm cup of the house blend.
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 1:42 PM UTC
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