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"remaking" poems
Trip over the high density of our constant lies We're all out to break and hurt the non-elite Words and phrases they never meant a thing but to lure you in This facade of love that we send soldiers like cattle Down an assembly line to build and protect A fake America, burning towers tumbling down Bellowing the sweet sorrows of victims Whose screams we replay the audio over and over To divert you from seeing the real culprit   We are sick minded human beings with the thirst for enemies We'll kiss everyone we meet on the cheek And continue to fake what we tell you we'll be We prefer a stabbing to the back Never a full frontal attack And we have puppets We'll always find someone to replace the current like the forty four before The people's memories will fade and burn like corpses caused by the Enola Gay We''ll drop a bomb to wipe out everything mankind has worked for Because in the end we do not need peasants We have everything and everyone else has absolutely nothing And 99% will lay to waste and ruin in the ruins we leave to burn We'll pity so we can mislead to false hope Send small portions of rations to schedule feeding underlings Flouride in the drinking water to better control Corruption in the oval office classified, uncovered, never shared Always kept underwraps, never revealed just a hoax. Lips to ears do the whispers carry. A promise for a better tomorrow but a date will never be set for peace So we keep telling you that it only gets better And we'll think apologies fix everything Truth is we meant nothing in the first place Because we'll keep remaking mistakes that we apologize for Misery is our job Eating and breathing and surviving on the pain of lower humans Like clothed animals rampaging through a corrupt society So we'll let the people let their guard down for a quick second and us, vultures Will devour them quick in that moment To find you are empty inside, We've starved you of what you've needed Because all along, and everything we've ever done we never realized once you've all revolted this 1% would surely fall to pieces.
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 12:59 AM UTC
Corruption
Trip over the high density of our constant lies We're all out to break and hurt the non-elite Words and phrases they never meant a thing but to lure you in This facade of love that we send soldiers like cattle Down an assembly line to build and protect A fake America, burning towers tumbling down Bellowing the sweet sorrows of victims Whose screams we replay the audio over and over To divert you from seeing the real culprit   We are sick minded human beings with the thirst for enemies We'll kiss everyone we meet on the cheek And continue to fake what we tell you we'll be We prefer a stabbing to the back Never a full frontal attack And we have puppets We'll always find someone to replace the current like the forty four before The people's memories will fade and burn like corpses caused by the Enola Gay We''ll drop a bomb to wipe out everything mankind has worked for Because in the end we do not need peasants We have everything and everyone else has absolutely nothing And 99% will lay to waste and ruin in the ruins we leave to burn We'll pity so we can mislead to false hope Send small portions of rations to schedule feeding underlings Flouride in the drinking water to better control Corruption in the oval office classified, uncovered, never shared Always kept underwraps, never revealed just a hoax. Lips to ears do the whispers carry. A promise for a better tomorrow but a date will never be set for peace So we keep telling you that it only gets better And we'll think apologies fix everything Truth is we meant nothing in the first place Because we'll keep remaking mistakes that we apologize for Misery is our job Eating and breathing and surviving on the pain of lower humans Like clothed animals rampaging through a corrupt society So we'll let the people let their guard down for a quick second and us, vultures Will devour them quick in that moment To find you are empty inside, We've starved you of what you've needed Because all along, and everything we've ever done we never realized once you've all revolted this 1% would surely fall to pieces.
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*One must admit the soul searches high and wide for others to see as sorrow weeps, small happiness creeps remorse is afloat, in our silk coat emptiness appears, silence leers fading shadow, is falling far below Begging forgiveness, with lots of emptiness, it seems............ Cemented dreams, gone to extremes Song of despair, not knowing who cares Tears grabbing, hands jabbing Wisps of cries, light up the sky.... Soul searches but disappearing cries please help, Holding lifeless, so breathless Sobs of redemption, seize upon preemption Full fledged devastation, marks no exemption Temptress aching, no remaking...... Soul Searching Indeed!* Debbie Brooks 2014
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Oct 23, 2014
Oct 23, 2014 at 10:22 AM UTC
Soul Searching
I eyed you from across the room, Tim was yak-yakking about some drop D heavy metal band he was drumming in, But I was tired of socializing, I had only come to drink, yet I was overtaken by you. I'd seen you prettier, livelier. You looked so blue decked all in red, in your worn out fuck-me-shoes. I think my mouth was still agape, when your gaze turned my way. We both were locked. Getting headsick from the smoke, waiting for the flame to catch up. You'd never seen me so unkept. I hadn't shaved in a couple months, my hair was to my shoulders, and my body was drowing in wrinkled, secondhand, early 2000s high fashion. I walked over. Leaving Tim talking about fusing dubstep with his metal **** You were working at a bank, making three bucks more than minimum. You changed your major. Your relations got too public, so you're shooting for journalism. Haha me too, or something like that, is what I said. Your smile became parasitic to my clumsy words. You said we should hang out for old time's sake. "I won't take no for an answer." "I'm too sober for this." I walked off, grabbed the flask from Tim, spent the night strolling under streetlights, and hoping to have a revelation. But all I had was a dwindling buzz, and a divine gravity pulling me away from remaking the same mistakes.
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Dec 8, 2010
Dec 8, 2010 at 12:33 PM UTC
Old Times Hitting on the Present
Metamorphosis from the start of the day, January’s promises, had so much to say. The beginning of the cycle, to the end of the new. The remnant of the spring morning dew moves summer breeze into leaves of a green hue, and the Heartache of July. The sun rose and set with You, until it rained and the skies once again turned a somber shade of familiar blue. Metamorphosis of the self, turning like a snake. Shedding the skin of heartache and remaking myself, again. Metamorphosis I bloom and break, I wither and wake through the hardships of the year, taking a new found shape of me- The moon wanes and waxes, while the heart mends and sax’s continue to play sweet melodies from the month of May, and we are reminded of the day that breaks and dawns. The body yawns from the weight of the year. Yet still, the metamorphosis blooms and births a new beacon of light, preparing herself for the thirty-first night and the turn of the calendar, again.
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Dec 18, 2022
Dec 18, 2022 at 9:49 PM UTC
Metamorphosis
In my defense ,  I'm not building this fence... trying to keep you out , I'm walkin around , The same patch of ground ,  Retracing my steps ,  To cypher the sound , Remaking the mess ,  While Making the rounds , Hoping to hear A familiar pound Walking around the same patch of ground  hoping for sound ,  And reason.  Walking around this familiar ground Hoping For change and treason
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May 17, 2012
May 17, 2012 at 11:22 PM UTC
Fencing
Our life puts the "Sh..." back in "Chicago." This pulse could race, slow to a dull thud or stop and curdle like the residents of a container of milk who've been left out, and still you will never love me.   Gobs of waiter phlegm we never detect in our bowls of soup and teapots beg our forgiveness and howl for our affection, and are invisible. But where is the crime in not loving when we are not loved? How could there be a crime in not loving, when we are loved poorly? Loved so poorly we cannot afford to ask ourselves where is the crime, thus implying innocence. We put the "mice" back in "monogamous." tip-toeing, silent but for mere squeaks, nearly inaudible whispers, furtive looks, and how we run away, screaming, or, like mice and Chicagoans all, we freeze. Aquiver with fear, iced up in the Polar Vortex, hands raised in the policeman's spotlight. But where is the crime in not loving when you are not loved, or loved poorly? Loved so poorly we cannot afford to stand up straight, We scurry close to building walls, trying not to be seen or see each other as we curse our fate. Where is the crime in not loving those whom we hate? There is no crime, but still, not loving is the heart of all crime. To feel so deeply unloved we wish to destroy ... you name it. Blot out, ruin and erase them; our enemies, our families, lovers, and even the world herself. Jab a knife into her verdant hide and twist until black blood flows. Gouge out mountaintops seeking iron for our towers. Remaking her grace to build our graveyard. These vibrant phosphorescent tombstones, overpopulated pillars of mutual isolation reach up into the clouds. Announcing to the universe, we trumpet a loneliness as profound as it is absurd and ugly.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
Sheesh
Our life puts the "Sh..." back in "Chicago." This pulse could race, slow to a dull thud or stop and curdle like the residents of a container of milk who've been left out, and still you will never love me.   Gobs of waiter phlegm we never detect in our bowls of soup and teapots beg our forgiveness and howl for our affection, and are invisible. But where is the crime in not loving when we are not loved? How could there be a crime in not loving, when we are loved poorly? Loved so poorly we cannot afford to ask ourselves where is the crime, thus implying innocence. We put the "mice" back in "monogamous." tip-toeing, silent but for mere squeaks, nearly inaudible whispers, furtive looks, and how we run away, screaming, or, like mice and Chicagoans all, we freeze. Aquiver with fear, iced up in the Polar Vortex, hands raised in the policeman's spotlight. But where is the crime in not loving when you are not loved, or loved poorly? Loved so poorly we cannot afford to stand up straight, We scurry close to building walls, trying not to be seen or see each other as we curse our fate. Where is the crime in not loving those whom we hate? There is no crime, but still, not loving is the heart of all crime. To feel so deeply unloved we wish to destroy ... you name it. Blot out, ruin and erase them; our enemies, our families, lovers, and even the world herself. Jab a knife into her verdant hide and twist until black blood flows. Gouge out mountaintops seeking iron for our towers. Remaking her grace to build our graveyard. These vibrant phosphorescent tombstones, overpopulated pillars of mutual isolation reach up into the clouds. Announcing to the universe, we trumpet a loneliness as profound as it is absurd and ugly.
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when that hopefully ecofriendly R.I.P becomes my final home whether bios urn or spirit seed or any trendy tree from corpse to copse, from dust to leaves or better than a crematorial commode --for fresher air and fuel for brighter flames transplanted into other selves redressed in mushroom spore-suit seeded with the genes of generations hence and past, piercing veils to fruit above again, a mycophile to the last-- i will have lived with growth in mind, that firm amorphous ground opining green to kindly live and die in kind foment another view, encompass monumental evanesce supernal tablets branching neo-dolmen ethernexusnets beyond the r00ts barking technoshaman psychic rings about a fiberoptic rosey, perhaps a sappier refrain for finer silica domains to sing along and echo Dryads doting long ago, in threaded tones the make-remaking fold of earthenborn rekindled kin of stars decided to invent to cater otherworldly themes
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
dreamgraveforestbirthhomesong
I was the better half to the whole, he said To our friends, it's the polite and preppy thing after we wed And when it came to and end That slice down the middle was pain And I limped off, half empty Waiting to be filled again Eight years later some romance, a few letters A lot of work, remaking my life Can't tell you there's been no strife OK, there's been plenty, it's been a struggle And often, I'm in a muddle But I noticed something yesterday, That makes me want to shout out and say: I am a whole person rising maybe not complete yet But I'd put money on it, I'd bet That I'll finish the job one day Yesterday Walking in my old 'hood Down on the Santa Cruz Boardwalk On the beach, trudging through sand Listening to the melody of a day as I can People having fun, Their work is done And I felt fine I wasn't about to pine for someone's witheld love or untimely absence I felt good, not sitting on a fence watching a world go by of whole people, living high I was one of them I swear Listening and breathing and really there We listened to "Modern English" Remember that band? And people started dancing in the sand When they played their hit from 1983 And I remember it, mercy me I was feeling good, perched on a bench in the crowd Sipping a foamy Boardwalk beer, eating fried artichokes, the band was loud And I felt complete like a total ecosystem Fully functional, and happy, just one of the crowd and with them.
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Jul 14, 2012
Jul 14, 2012 at 2:38 PM UTC
Whole Person Rising
Everything is pure imagination, colors pulled from the mind’s massive palette, as new dimensions reveal themselves in swirling abstractions of curling rainbow action. The colors she sees internally are multi layered and 3d, rapidly releasing childlike energy and remaking her inner existence into a safe fantasy, as she takes that imagery and makes it her waking reality. She takes the power to paint and reshape a poorly formed life of pain into a playground of crimson, purple, yellow, pink, and blue for everyone to view. Everything fades to background noise, and there is only art unfurling, as the unconscious writes its own story, as time moves at its own pace, letting awe and intense focus color her sweet cherubic face.
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Nov 21, 2023
Nov 21, 2023 at 12:40 PM UTC
Rainbow Child
It is Lady Winter's time to shine Swirls of snowflakes covering the world Remaking it into a Winter Wonder Land Icicles glisten sparkling like Diamonds in the sky That hushed Reverence that envelops my world Showing me the beauty of Silence in this Winter Wonder Land
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 8:28 AM UTC
Winter's Silence
long after these thousand days of passing years, the eyes will feel a sparking, I will remember you, my dear old friends, reviewing the where, the when, which will flush, outing the whys from my memories more than the poetic liturgy composed, but what felled me to my knees, yearning, for the soup of love and passion, pain+no gain, euphorias rising at the trenching lows of depths newly explored, hope returning after a long time abandonment, the excruciating ecstasy of creating, the killing tedium of months of no inspiration but the glint of a possible tomorrow but you knot all this, so come to tell you, long after the poem encased in yellowing emerald unwrapping aging megabytes, more than any old poem itself, I wil remember what you wrote in return, with insight all we are, we are an interaction a petrified yet living petri dish of creatures re/anew, r e n e w e d, and I am young again and the tears of yore no more, fresh flowering droplets of a longer than believable age, factuals of the sweet, you will move once more, remaking me your lover devotee and I wil stumble; the woman enquirer am I ok, whimsy respond never, never ever better my darling and I lift a tissue to erase the evidence of my happy melancholic existence, and start another conversation with you, but no! one of us long gone, name erased, poems left behind, orphaned children, them and me left alone while I will be remembered, by remembering you, our second of union as it reverberates, our amour reunion is a wetting, giving forth a burst, a fluid sac, again
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Sep 20, 2024
Sep 20, 2024 at 7:51 AM UTC
I (will) remember you (Solace II)
long after these thousand days of passing years, the eyes will feel a sparking, I will remember you, my dear old friends, reviewing the where, the when, which will flush, outing the whys from my memories more than the poetic liturgy composed, but what felled me to my knees, yearning, for the soup of love and passion, pain+no gain, euphorias rising at the trenching lows of depths newly explored, hope returning after a long time abandonment, the excruciating ecstasy of creating, the killing tedium of months of no inspiration but the glint of a possible tomorrow but you knot all this, so come to tell you, long after the poem encased in yellowing emerald unwrapping aging megabytes, more than any old poem itself, I wil remember what you wrote in return, with insight all we are, we are an interaction a petrified yet living petri dish of creatures re/anew, r e n e w e d, and I am young again and the tears of yore no more, fresh flowering droplets of a longer than believable age, factuals of the sweet, you will move once more, remaking me your lover devotee and I wil stumble; the woman enquirer am I ok, whimsy respond never, never ever better my darling and I lift a tissue to erase the evidence of my happy melancholic existence, and start another conversation with you, but no! one of us long gone, name erased, poems left behind, orphaned children, them and me left alone while I will be remembered, by remembering you, our second of union as it reverberates, our amour reunion is a wetting, giving forth a burst, a fluid sac, again
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I write word after word after word Backspace backspace backspace Not good enough. Needs to be Better. Isn't that how it always is, Though? Wanting to be better And better And better than that. Nothing is good enough, Right? You rewrite and rewrite And change your clothes And change your clothes again. You make a cup of tea, But there's too much honey, So you drink it and make it again, This time there's not enough. I swear the only reason I stay hydrated Is because I keep remaking these cups of tea. And I go and change my clothes, And I rewrite and rephrase that sentence And then that scene And then this stanza, And then I change my clothes again All in hopes To be better Than before. When will I be good enough For myself? Enough that I am even Good enough for you? Too casual, change into something cute. Too cute, change into something **** Ugh, why bother? The fear of never being good enough Eating away at my brain, And my brain screams and cries Striving at perfection That I'll never Achieve.
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 1:15 PM UTC
Nobody
to get away from annoying & cloying fans; Dylan took a flight down to Jamaica, where he met up w/ Bob Marley who was entertaining Hendrix taking a break from touring;      Hendrix bringing acid, & learning about Rastafarianism; they're soon joined by John Lennon & Ringo & set up in the studio, proceeding to sit around smoking herb              & playing music; making **** up, remaking their classics even           better &         playing obscure blues tune;          heading out into daylight after days of this; Dylan & Marley looking over & seeing no one in the booth, realize they forgot to bring in a engineer & no one bothered to turn on the tape recorder; I heard this at an High Times party; take it for what it's worth..
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 4:54 PM UTC
thankfully aprocryphal
i kind of hate poetry, like, i'm sick of flowery words to avoid straight-up honesty i'm sick of the deception and the depression and the predictable rhyme schemes. i mean, there's that kind of poetry and that's the kind that i kind of hate. a lot. i'm a poet, okay? i'm a poet who likes flower words with flowery lines used only to cover up lies about how much dinner i ate last night and sometimes i have to admit that i do kinda dig talking in rhymes. but i'm really sick of that kind of poetry. i kind of hate it. give me poems that speak past their words, give me poems that fill the air, give me poems that breath and decompose. give me girls with dark marbled skin whose voices break out of the cages they're trapped in. give me boys in high heels. give me revolution and remaking. give me poetry. give me songs. i'm sick of the romantic stuff. give me poems pieced together with discontent, give me poems picked apart by nervous hands, give me poems that will shatter all former concepts of reality, give me poems that declare platonic love to an old best friend. give me poems that have meaning. real, tangible meaning. i'm sick of looking at perfectly-formatted pages that have to use set-up and textual ranges in order to be considered proper poetry. i'm sick of verses with well-measured lines, because those are the ones that i can't whisper to myself at night because i ramble the poems. i ramble the words. give me poems that i can fill a room with. i kind of forgot my first line, but that's alright see, i don't know where exactly i'm going with this but that's just how it is. so give me poems that aren't pre-conceived, give me poems that aren't thought out for the sake of their beauty. give me poems that will hurt me. give me poems that will hit me. give me poems that will **** me. i kind of hate poetry, but not all kinds of it. just the kinds of poems that don't seem to notice their true ability, cause i like the kind of poems that have the power to change a society (or at least someone's mind about something).
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 3:31 PM UTC
poetry
i kind of hate poetry, like, i'm sick of flowery words to avoid straight-up honesty i'm sick of the deception and the depression and the predictable rhyme schemes. i mean, there's that kind of poetry and that's the kind that i kind of hate. a lot. i'm a poet, okay? i'm a poet who likes flower words with flowery lines used only to cover up lies about how much dinner i ate last night and sometimes i have to admit that i do kinda dig talking in rhymes. but i'm really sick of that kind of poetry. i kind of hate it. give me poems that speak past their words, give me poems that fill the air, give me poems that breath and decompose. give me girls with dark marbled skin whose voices break out of the cages they're trapped in. give me boys in high heels. give me revolution and remaking. give me poetry. give me songs. i'm sick of the romantic stuff. give me poems pieced together with discontent, give me poems picked apart by nervous hands, give me poems that will shatter all former concepts of reality, give me poems that declare platonic love to an old best friend. give me poems that have meaning. real, tangible meaning. i'm sick of looking at perfectly-formatted pages that have to use set-up and textual ranges in order to be considered proper poetry. i'm sick of verses with well-measured lines, because those are the ones that i can't whisper to myself at night because i ramble the poems. i ramble the words. give me poems that i can fill a room with. i kind of forgot my first line, but that's alright see, i don't know where exactly i'm going with this but that's just how it is. so give me poems that aren't pre-conceived, give me poems that aren't thought out for the sake of their beauty. give me poems that will hurt me. give me poems that will hit me. give me poems that will **** me. i kind of hate poetry, but not all kinds of it. just the kinds of poems that don't seem to notice their true ability, cause i like the kind of poems that have the power to change a society (or at least someone's mind about something).
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who shall I be at the end of transformation this painstakingly beautiful miracle of remaking the wisp that morphs to modify perception deceptive reflection that masks the truth she must die for the butterfly to emerge with wings that are exquisitely my own
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 12:17 AM UTC
transformation
*Sorrow weeps, small happiness creeps Remorse afloat, in my silk coat Emptiness appears, silence leers Fading shadow, far below Begging forgiveness, lots of emptiness............ Cemented dreams, gone to extremes Song of despair, not knowing I care Tears grabbing, hands jabbing Wisps of cries, light up the sky.............. Eyes pleading, heart bleeding Passion is no more, try to ignore Breath held, try to expel Life is gone, not so brawn............ Holding lifeless, so breathless Sobs of redemption, seize upon preemption Full fledged devastation, marks no exemption Temptress aching, no remaking....... Oh Disillusion Me....* Debbie Brooks 2014 @copywrite..
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Oct 10, 2014
Oct 10, 2014 at 6:00 PM UTC
Oh Disillusion Me
Men with rambling fever Are born not bred Their diagnoses are terminal No cure but to go And they sell their souls to the devil For a train to hitch a ride on And they'll die along the highway While their women stay home Remaking beds That have never been slept in I slept in this morning Even though I didn't need to I stretched my limbs Out into the ocean Trying to stay afloat alone in my bed And through my spyglass I still couldn't find the edge of it No body of land to stand solidly on I concluded that beds must be round Orbiting microcosms floating through apartments I got up and didn't tuck the sheets in I got up and didn't make it I didn't make it through college Because as soon as I got settled Into my air mattress I un-made it Everything called my name I tried to ignore the voices I tried to avoid them But the mattress deflated quickly The sails inflated cleaner than a cloudy day The maps on my wall needed navigating I had too much exploring to do I've read about explorers Men who made their fortunes Hunting gold and looting temples Never returning home Because the beds they left, they had already met Men who mapped the oceans And gave their names to continents Practically for free I will freely admit that I'm like them Unable to stop myself From risking it all For a chance at nothing at all Unable to stay in one place For long enough To make my bed and lie in it I will freely admit that rambling fever is not ladylike I will freely admit I'm an Unsettled woman I will freely admit I shed lives and beds with purpose I shed lives and beds like skin
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Jul 14, 2013
Jul 14, 2013 at 5:52 PM UTC
Rambling Fever
Men with rambling fever Are born not bred Their diagnoses are terminal No cure but to go And they sell their souls to the devil For a train to hitch a ride on And they'll die along the highway While their women stay home Remaking beds That have never been slept in I slept in this morning Even though I didn't need to I stretched my limbs Out into the ocean Trying to stay afloat alone in my bed And through my spyglass I still couldn't find the edge of it No body of land to stand solidly on I concluded that beds must be round Orbiting microcosms floating through apartments I got up and didn't tuck the sheets in I got up and didn't make it I didn't make it through college Because as soon as I got settled Into my air mattress I un-made it Everything called my name I tried to ignore the voices I tried to avoid them But the mattress deflated quickly The sails inflated cleaner than a cloudy day The maps on my wall needed navigating I had too much exploring to do I've read about explorers Men who made their fortunes Hunting gold and looting temples Never returning home Because the beds they left, they had already met Men who mapped the oceans And gave their names to continents Practically for free I will freely admit that I'm like them Unable to stop myself From risking it all For a chance at nothing at all Unable to stay in one place For long enough To make my bed and lie in it I will freely admit that rambling fever is not ladylike I will freely admit I'm an Unsettled woman I will freely admit I shed lives and beds with purpose I shed lives and beds like skin
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a poet's heart is a thing of ink pigmented with equal parts hubris and anxiety rage and hope passion and tears narcissists filled with self loathing composed of shouts inarticulate and whispers of intricate craft our thoughts and words rushing through us barely legible defining our days with explosions of fathomless obscurity or flashes of visceral clarity our nights consumed in communion with paradise while teasing secrets from the abyss couplets and quatrains providing us the space to live or to die running breathless in free verse we grasp at perpetuity yet find ourselves doomed to ephemeron like the sky we are rewritten each day yet as the sky remains the sky so do we remain what we are pages in a book we can barely read remaking and trimming editing ourselves to fit within the margins of our paper souls
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May 23, 2025
May 23, 2025 at 11:07 PM UTC
Paginae
The mind - it is nothing. Only just a coded gram. Dots and lines and circles. See you use it. See THE CIRCLES AND LINES. See the web laid out on the web of no web. Head aches. Back aches. Belly aches. We were never here. No one will ever know. Who will ever see? None will never hear. Why? Why should I keep doing and caring. like matter is a thing for real? This ... It's over. It is the remaking of the world. We are all amazed. Who wants to see this drama unfold? Who thought of a juicy story? I am the story. I live the dream. If it is real it will endure.
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Sep 10, 2021
Sep 10, 2021 at 3:43 PM UTC
CIRCLES AND LINES
My poetry is broken No words spoken I want to write I'll keep on hoping Need some inspiration To peak my imagination I want to be real no imitation Emotions I'm taking Constantly remaking Mix it all up time for baking Tasty and yummy for the mental tummy As a fool I'm true..mama didn't raise a dummy I usually can go all night till my pen starts smoking Hang a sign in my mind "My Poetry is Broken."
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 8:32 PM UTC
My Poetry Is Broken
She wanted to travel Unravel the world Like famous explorers Who's wandering was all the will to ask If there was anything beyond the horizon That they could see. Now shes everywhere - Frozen stare, pigtails and grey red uniform, Tie needling south with the straightness of a compass And shes lost. Where is she? Everywhere anyone turns Trapped in the undergrowth Where cans and cat **** go to pasture Her wrinkled smile Is caked onto the branches Paper machet - ed and as brittle As an old map. She breaks apart like bread crumbs That will never lead her home. Have you seen her? Not tumble weeding her news Across the m2 Or pinned to a lamppost Weeping her ink into the missing like a watercolour. Have you spied her? Not tied with weak ribbon to brown stalks who's little Notes speak of hope And other things, like Angel's and innocence, The innocence shes frozen in. Can you find her? Not hopefully Flying her flag of the forgotten On the tv Budget crew Remaking her last seen With shaking cameras And discount queens of the smaller screen Hoping for Hollywood. Is there a tangible Left to her name Thrown as it has been across State lines, and small places That only the locals know. She has Columbus - ed the globe And she only left home Walked down her drive And disappeared.
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May 20, 2021
May 20, 2021 at 5:39 AM UTC
Have you seen this girl?
Running away seem so inevitably The same old drive by and exits Its sad to see you're remaking history Tripping by fears and of misfits Im sorry, no longer can i take you for a ride. As the path I'm heading spares no retreat Im living to breathe on my selfless pride As this life isnt always helloween, We can't be knocking doors asking for Trick or treat
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 7:22 AM UTC
Farewell My Helloween
I am, Sorrow that weeps, A little bit happiness that creeps Remorse afloat, in my silk coat Emptiness that appears, as silence leers Fading a shadow, far below Begging forgiveness, lots of emptiness~ I am Cemented dreams, gone to extremes Song of despair, not knowing I care Tears grabbing, hands jabbing Wisps of cries, light up in the sky~ I am Eyes pleading, heart bleeding Passion that is no more, trying to ignore Breath held, trying to expel Life is gone, not so brawn~ I am Holding lifeless, so breathless Sobs of redemption, seize upon preemption Full fledged devastation, marks no exemption Temptress aching, no remaking~ The Disillusion Is Me~ Debbie Brooks @ 2016
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May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016 at 10:48 PM UTC
WHO AM I?
The fluttering of her mind began to take hold again, this time not allowing the medicine to do what it was meant to.   His voice finally abandoned her head and the sound of his name no longer made her heart creep up into her throat. Each day began fresh leaving behind the waves that yesterday left. In turn this left him nowhere near the picture frame. Her eyes were glazed, letting the world claim her. She was no longer his… So who was she? The thought of remaking herself to be her own being, and not merely just one who lives in the shadow of whom she loved seemed to be forever daunting. She asked God if he could do it for her. He slammed the door in her face after taking notice of her soft pathetic plea. For it was not his job to recreate her.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 9:03 PM UTC
Shh