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"regality" poems
Verily, Twin Hearts in Friendship conceived Is the Right Way to have Interpreted When Shows like these make Public and Perceived To give a Selfless Like un-expected These Humans like me have a lot to Learn To Grow what such Loyalty requires Arthur in his Regality gave Concern For Guinevere to foot what she desires That is how a Follower must behave When the Squire works best under the Light Though empty in notice still carries to stave For his High Lord to shine with all his Might. You are that Peaceful; Such I discover The Heretic in me I must recover.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 2:01 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - THIRTY-TWO - TOM DALEY
In little coffeeshops By the back corner, far from the exits But near the little hall leading to the bathroom At a time set by a large window The poet, his soul filled with words and reasons to say them But unsure how to convey them Can observe the nerves and synapses Converging in this single axis The windowside throne, the great looking glass Provides a view of every soul to pass Through the door to the core of any good café The front register Where they serve the junkies Their first no cream no sugar fix of the day The register girl on this sunrise shift stands tall and wears A pleasant smile Like a suit of armor For the fractures frayed and loosened pieces Of her 65 hours a week between two jobs psyche From his back corner vantage point The poet sees this early morning warrior And watches her adversaries approach The sleep deprived and the caffeine dependent The men in suits with leather briefcases Hustling and bustling through self inflicted exhaustion Work force revenants who begin to shamble through the door Out of the early morning mists at about 5:30 just as the world is shrugging of the shroud of night In his seat of power, the poet, lord of the room Can see, despite the dim lights of the coffeeshop These early birds, gaunt and hungry like vultures Standing shoulder to shoulder with the last of the night owls Shabby old things with ruffled feathers Too tired to sleep or simply without a roost. Their re rimmed eyes provide a window Through which a sovereign of the word May glance upon their tired souls Yes from that lovely back corner The poet is a king, a lord in noble regality Reshaping reality Sitting in the back of any coffee shop In Phoenix Arizona In America In the world In this whole great evergrowing span of universe And turning people into words.
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 10:47 AM UTC
The king in the corner
In little coffeeshops By the back corner, far from the exits But near the little hall leading to the bathroom At a time set by a large window The poet, his soul filled with words and reasons to say them But unsure how to convey them Can observe the nerves and synapses Converging in this single axis The windowside throne, the great looking glass Provides a view of every soul to pass Through the door to the core of any good café The front register Where they serve the junkies Their first no cream no sugar fix of the day The register girl on this sunrise shift stands tall and wears A pleasant smile Like a suit of armor For the fractures frayed and loosened pieces Of her 65 hours a week between two jobs psyche From his back corner vantage point The poet sees this early morning warrior And watches her adversaries approach The sleep deprived and the caffeine dependent The men in suits with leather briefcases Hustling and bustling through self inflicted exhaustion Work force revenants who begin to shamble through the door Out of the early morning mists at about 5:30 just as the world is shrugging of the shroud of night In his seat of power, the poet, lord of the room Can see, despite the dim lights of the coffeeshop These early birds, gaunt and hungry like vultures Standing shoulder to shoulder with the last of the night owls Shabby old things with ruffled feathers Too tired to sleep or simply without a roost. Their re rimmed eyes provide a window Through which a sovereign of the word May glance upon their tired souls Yes from that lovely back corner The poet is a king, a lord in noble regality Reshaping reality Sitting in the back of any coffee shop In Phoenix Arizona In America In the world In this whole great evergrowing span of universe And turning people into words.
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The eagle is a pompous creature It reeks of regality and significance It’s superfluous and ignorant How does the eagle maintain its status? It preys on the weary and down trodden The rodents that scurry over the ground With their own purpose and cause Yet the eagle is paramount It destroys these lesser beings It is the perfect balance of power and intelligence Just as it represented the great leaders Napoleon and ****** to name a few Ben Franklin understood The turkey he said should be the bird I’d rather be the turkey The turkey does not hurt the field mouse It is a symbol of bounty and pleasure Following its own agenda to its own accord Right till its dyeing breath it gives to others Far more majestic than the mighty eagle It can continue its majesty after death When the turkey becomes a feast The mighty eagle with all its intelligence Its power, its pomp and circumstance Is nothing but road **** smeared across the pavement
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Apr 14, 2011
Apr 14, 2011 at 3:57 PM UTC
The Eagle
A prophesied alarm ticks away, As sobering faces make their way. Welcome oh stranger, to the land of the learned, A trip from a ticket handsomely earned. Watch your crooked tongue, Forked and twisted in a manner wrong. For here there be beasts and creatures, In the midst of dreams and futures. Through the air drifts the scent of a fanciful tonic, Quelling instinct, and suppressing the panic. Walk past the snappy ladies and lads, Peering at screens for the latest fads. Watch their suits emanate regality, Killing the scene with sheer brutality. See through the pores of that fine fabric, And you'll find the remnants of a familiar trick. Not unlike the wisdom of the wizened, The words of the victorious, the echoes of the poisoned. Underneath it all, see the truth, Strip away the puffed, monstrous brute. It's a dainty little feeling, fear they call it, On their faces, clear and large is it writ. They turn from the brave to the meek, Everyone caught in this noxious reek. What they ought to have predicted, Is that this reverie is self inflicted. Sullen cheeks, and drippy noses abound, Waiting to be addressed and found. This place is a walking minefield, Of broken bones and souls to be healed. But its not their fault, I can't complain, Because all they feel they don't feign. As in the midst of this perennial parade, I find solace in the friends I've made.
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Jan 26, 2016
Jan 26, 2016 at 10:28 AM UTC
Deimos
I stared at Diana Eyes a hue of blue Skin white and shiny Hair a sheen of unnatural yellow My hand shook whenever I had to move her Fearful of spoiling her purity With my grubby fingers So Diana stood alone in the corner Bidding me goodbye As I set out for school each morning. One month later She was stolen By the housemaid Today, I imagine Diana Standing proud in the Middle of the mud floor Bringing regality Into an impure world.
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Jan 3, 2013
Jan 3, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Diana, Age 5
skin burnt, blistered and charred, hair scorched to the naked flesh beneath. cracked hands bleeding; make enfeebled attempt to obscure disfigured face— hiding from onlookers' gaze the shame of such pain. a world set aflame, the inferno a scheme by heat and by fire, amidst swirling orange spires, the landscape through force taken at desire. an ape once great, gentle regality reduction by immolation, magnificence squandered, now moulded to ash, an animal sacrifice—a victim of act without consequence consideration, to appease devilish demand, the culinary Palm to grace the malefactor's hand. nature's innocence course set—damnation, if not new mind found. a power, the fortitude and will to exorcise this demon— this demon known as man.
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 4:08 PM UTC
Nature's Innocence
I wonder if she knows, that when she speaks with a voice low and smooth, I become ashamed of my own. I wonder if she knows I watch her sometimes and envy each breath. I admire everything about her... her poetry is simple but stunning her laugh infectious her smile is kind and her eyes are bright. I heard about her, years before, and had a picture in my mind. I know her now and the picture has not changed if only to make it better. I envy her confidence I admire her every movement. If she were famous I'd own all her movies and do what I do now, watch and learn and try to be as great as she. Her talent is unwasted as all who know her love her. How is it she's so grand? The boys, they look, they see, they know she is the most beautiful girl in the room they know they want her they know, as I know, that she's worth it. that she deserves it. that she should be happy. I wonder if she knows, this poem is about her. I wonder if she knows I wish I could be even an inch similar to her. It's not cruel envy and jealousy I hold for her, but complete admiration for the way she carries herself. She speaks her mind and shows emotion clever and funny, she walks with regality and is oh so gorgeous. How is it she seems so perfect? So poised and gentle and witty- in not the most poetic terms I basically think she's really cool, and wish I could carry myself in the profound, glamourous, respectable, admirable way in which she does. How is it she'd ever care to be my friend? Oh the way she walks, the way she speaks, the way the other girls envy the way the boys look the way the teachers admire, she's unafraid to announce her sorrows and fears, she enters a room with a fierce glamour and makes her presence known, as, for her, it should be. Oh, she is glorious. and I admire her so.
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Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 3:33 AM UTC
Glorious
I wonder if she knows, that when she speaks with a voice low and smooth, I become ashamed of my own. I wonder if she knows I watch her sometimes and envy each breath. I admire everything about her... her poetry is simple but stunning her laugh infectious her smile is kind and her eyes are bright. I heard about her, years before, and had a picture in my mind. I know her now and the picture has not changed if only to make it better. I envy her confidence I admire her every movement. If she were famous I'd own all her movies and do what I do now, watch and learn and try to be as great as she. Her talent is unwasted as all who know her love her. How is it she's so grand? The boys, they look, they see, they know she is the most beautiful girl in the room they know they want her they know, as I know, that she's worth it. that she deserves it. that she should be happy. I wonder if she knows, this poem is about her. I wonder if she knows I wish I could be even an inch similar to her. It's not cruel envy and jealousy I hold for her, but complete admiration for the way she carries herself. She speaks her mind and shows emotion clever and funny, she walks with regality and is oh so gorgeous. How is it she seems so perfect? So poised and gentle and witty- in not the most poetic terms I basically think she's really cool, and wish I could carry myself in the profound, glamourous, respectable, admirable way in which she does. How is it she'd ever care to be my friend? Oh the way she walks, the way she speaks, the way the other girls envy the way the boys look the way the teachers admire, she's unafraid to announce her sorrows and fears, she enters a room with a fierce glamour and makes her presence known, as, for her, it should be. Oh, she is glorious. and I admire her so.
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Soft gray waves crashing on the shore of us and how serene do you ride the inconsistent night tide. I am the observer, the witness to your grace, the recorder of time that bides Slow, indigo transcends to a cool tranquil hue The pacific shadows accent the stormless body beside me, and I wish to leave her undisturbed but I cannot be so standstill, despite such clarity and clearheadedness you bestow upon me. Azure quickly washes away when warm gold blankets my affectionate one. You tasked me to find an answer for why I cannot sleep: you dawn sunrise and radiate natural regality that even the royal Sun could not deny that you wear a crown of brilliance.
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Jun 19, 2015
Jun 19, 2015 at 2:23 PM UTC
Dreamscape
And your body swayed red with fire. And reminded me that passion exists. Still. In this age of prothstetic souls and bones. Your two feet walked like steel on earth. Solid and understanding. And the power that came from your eyes, was purple with regality and a soft blue that comforted me and the ungraceful body I was given to call home. Your body kept swaying red with fire. Never ceasing. Showing me that I have the same endurance within me, too. And someday when I'm stronger, my body will sway red, too. And our passion together will burn the brightest fire.
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 1:42 PM UTC
And your body swayed red with fire.
Haunted, To this very day, When I saw night, Under the blue moons blue. A demon, young as me, Beginning to spread its wings, And take off to flight. And as he majestically spread, His evil bearers, I understood the regality, He must once have carried, Demons were once Angels… And that’s what makes them scary. That something so good, Could turn so evil… He attacked viciously, Everything in sight. His anger and wrath and lust, Had no respite. Until he awoke, For he was awake but sleeping. And saw his hands, Looked quite like mine. And those eyes which even still, Were burning… Looked similar to mine. And those wings on which he flew on, Which were never actually there, Disappeared. And suddenly I realized. Where there used to be an Angel, Now was me, A Demon.
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Mar 31, 2010
Mar 31, 2010 at 8:06 PM UTC
Haunted by Demons
How poignant your eyes. The juices of your life, Have withered and ****** You've starred at the sun too long. No glee you've found in her sights, Just intangible regality, And mundane morality. Scared behold the sky, You lose yourself in every passing cloud. And dream your soul to find, Hence in a starry night.
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 7:24 PM UTC
The Death of Maggie Mea
Its about this time of the year when the fog feels melancholy. Sticky in the way it hugs around your fingers, and sometimes your toes. When the grey gives way to blue, and theres a breeze right aroudn midday before the sun comes in, warming your shoulders and brightening his hair. Its right about this time of year when change sits regally on every windowsill and rooftop, reminding you that it never left, you were just fooled by the frigid frost of february covering its tracks. Look over your shoulder, she's not there anymore. The way you left her, at the door. Its open, swinging. And its this time of year when its spring again. And the regality of change crowns the blossoms on each branch, willowing by your doorstep. Sitting on the stoop smoking a cigarette you see the smoke, blowing in little curves to your neighbor Mani's door. How long you'll be here, you don't know. Mani doesn't either. You both came in from the countryside, a while back expecting to find a gig singing or acting. Lately, you've both been doing that, but what you earn money for is pouring whisky and ***** and gin for people who's lives are made or lost or forgotten by whatever you give them. Sometimes it feels like you control some secret potion, like you have an elixir to share at your dispense. a secret, just like the patch of grass that lingers growing and re-growing under the february frost. She left pretty quick- you couldn't catch her, there was no way. See you have to know that that kind of thing is coming, or get ********* lucky. But you lost her you really did. With her hair in the wind, and her eyes, so clear you could see the wind blow through them, and the sun shining rays, she used to sit on the stoop. Now that's what you've got. A pretty picture in your mind- one that's all too connected. You remember the smell the touch the heartbeat. Its all there, and it will be. It'll stay you know. She was designed for it- to break into your little shell and leave her mark, make room for herself in your life just in case the spring wasn't coming back, in case change wasn't going to slip through a hole in your pocket and fall down, down into the new york city subway to be carried and picked up and taken on odyssey upon odyssey. You would have never known. And so, now change sits regally where she did, mocking you for having turned you into a beggar, a gypsy, a fool for little pieces of silver and gold. You begged for change, and I warned be careful what you wish for.
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 3:36 PM UTC
Becoming a Beggar
Its about this time of the year when the fog feels melancholy. Sticky in the way it hugs around your fingers, and sometimes your toes. When the grey gives way to blue, and theres a breeze right aroudn midday before the sun comes in, warming your shoulders and brightening his hair. Its right about this time of year when change sits regally on every windowsill and rooftop, reminding you that it never left, you were just fooled by the frigid frost of february covering its tracks. Look over your shoulder, she's not there anymore. The way you left her, at the door. Its open, swinging. And its this time of year when its spring again. And the regality of change crowns the blossoms on each branch, willowing by your doorstep. Sitting on the stoop smoking a cigarette you see the smoke, blowing in little curves to your neighbor Mani's door. How long you'll be here, you don't know. Mani doesn't either. You both came in from the countryside, a while back expecting to find a gig singing or acting. Lately, you've both been doing that, but what you earn money for is pouring whisky and ***** and gin for people who's lives are made or lost or forgotten by whatever you give them. Sometimes it feels like you control some secret potion, like you have an elixir to share at your dispense. a secret, just like the patch of grass that lingers growing and re-growing under the february frost. She left pretty quick- you couldn't catch her, there was no way. See you have to know that that kind of thing is coming, or get ********* lucky. But you lost her you really did. With her hair in the wind, and her eyes, so clear you could see the wind blow through them, and the sun shining rays, she used to sit on the stoop. Now that's what you've got. A pretty picture in your mind- one that's all too connected. You remember the smell the touch the heartbeat. Its all there, and it will be. It'll stay you know. She was designed for it- to break into your little shell and leave her mark, make room for herself in your life just in case the spring wasn't coming back, in case change wasn't going to slip through a hole in your pocket and fall down, down into the new york city subway to be carried and picked up and taken on odyssey upon odyssey. You would have never known. And so, now change sits regally where she did, mocking you for having turned you into a beggar, a gypsy, a fool for little pieces of silver and gold. You begged for change, and I warned be careful what you wish for.
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You sit next to me, most unwillingly, and I can't help but stare. You have remade yourself; a group of working parts of which I am not apart. Same beautiful woman. Same beautiful pride, with that air of regality that leaves everyone else pondering their inferiority. However, now there is something new. An awe inspiring anger that flushes your cheeks and clenches your fingers. You are gorgeous when you're angry. You have this face that you put on; a flare in your eyes and a compression of your lips. You would never let yourself come down from this ledge. --even though if you jumped I would catch you, I promise-- You have remade yourself into a new whole and I have received my eviction notice. But I know it's not as simple as you allow it to be, I can see the digs in the edge of your thumbnails where you bite into them with your index finger. Signs of stress to anyone enough to know. I see it in your flippancy. You are not a reckless person, always careful, calculating risk and reward, but you've thrown caution to the wind, it seems. Perhaps an act of revenge, perhaps of retribution, it doesn't make a difference. I only watch in wonder of the woman I escorted out of my life, as she sits next to me unspeaking, unfeeling. And I've never felt farther in my life.
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Feb 23, 2014
Feb 23, 2014 at 2:38 PM UTC
In Flagrante Delicto
Twilight of the gods approaches and these streets, cursed As they are with porosity, Still weep the blood of yesterdays riots, the gentrification of bodies, Breath and space, The slow complete death of a complex entity, The endless parade of generations, hand shakes and pride, Timeless progressions of intimacy, Regality, photographs in frames, a certain fondness in closure, Clarity of vision and purpose, Creation and black coffee, Art by denigration, Could this yet be a church of healing? Intimacy and open casket funerals, a deeper connection with the spirits, Intertwined souls on impossible trajectories, come, roll your way over these promised lands, You beasts of pilgrimage and sacrifice, I love you and your ceaseless hunger
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May 11, 2018
May 11, 2018 at 2:07 AM UTC
Intergenerational
How can it be? Maybe you can you tell me How a woman as rare and free as she A Queen of such unmatched Regality Could possibly have eyes just for me? How can it be? It's a curious mystery Am I really worthy? Am I just lucky? Does she see something inside me That I do not see? Or has no man before me Ever loved her completely? But how can that be? What utter stupidity or sad masculine insecurity How can it be? The question intrigues me A dream now reality A destiny perplexity I'm sure you'll agree She's an exquisite beauty An effervescent & naturally optimistic Queen Bee Unique in her radiantly Bright & nourishing energy A warrior who gracefully Authors her own story But for me, additionally Of the human in her I see She is unquestionably High Goddess among ALL the deity How can it be? This pure Gaian beauty Is in Love with just me? Am I really worthy? Yet it matters not, you see It's simple curiosity For I know all that needs be When she sets gaze upon me Mine is not to know Mine is not to understand Mine is to help her grow To Love her and hold her hand And Love her I do
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Jan 7, 2019
Jan 7, 2019 at 3:36 AM UTC
how can it be?
his sun rose when she opened her eyes dispelling at last his years of dark night bringing bright light back into his life she smiles, his heart sings her laughter sends his mind dancing a contagious lightness in her glance a quiet regality in her stance his light
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Dec 20, 2023
Dec 20, 2023 at 10:26 PM UTC
_______
My dear friend, You are a Queen Don't ever forget that **** Chin up, eyes forward, Head held high, confident. These boys be stressin Don't know what they lookin For. Don't let them ruin your starlight Love, cause you deserve more. You're a Queen Full blown royal regality That's the reality. Your court's full of Jesters Tryina take While you wait And search for your King. You're a Queen; Inside and out, you're beautiful, Sweet, kind, strong, and gentle. So you gotta beware these Kids tryina **** up your mental. They wear fools gold crowns You're young so don't let Them take you off your seat. Save your tears for that one Who'll know what it means To respect, adore, and love you In his full capicity cause he Know's you deserve to know You can trust him with your heart. You're a Queen, love, Don't let these jokers tear you apart.
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Apr 6, 2018
Apr 6, 2018 at 10:05 AM UTC
Dear Friend