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"renewable" poems
If you give a girl a with a big heart your broken pieces, she will gently pick them up and carry them in her soft hands, and pay no mind to your sharp edges. She will try to glue you back together and she’ll do it in a way that made you forget you were ever broken. With scratched finger tips and ****** palms, she’ll lift you up to the sun, letting it's blinding rays shine through you to show you that even the worst things have things to love in them and that even the shattered can again be whole. If you give a girl with a big heart your body, she will study you like an archaic God. She will learn your curves and surfaces like braille, she will adjust her hearing to the pitch of your laughter so that no matter how far apart you become, her ears will perk up like a dog's when you giggle, and she will smile, knowing that you smile. If you give a girl with a big heart your time, she will make each second feel like infinity, and each sunset like the end of the world. You'll forget that the universe is as vast and wondrous as it is, because you will be so captivated by the light that she emits right where she sits, by your side. And if you take from a girl with a big heart, please, for the love of God, do not take it all. If you take from a girl with a big heart, please remember that her love is not a renewable resource. The wind and the sun and the water will forever be there to serve you but she will run dry, and become another fact of history that will one day be forgotten. If you take from a girl with a big heart, please remember how sharp your edges were before her, how lifeless your body was before she touched it, and how meaningless time was before she made it into something magical.
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May 18, 2015
May 18, 2015 at 4:20 PM UTC
If you give a girl with a big heart...
If you give a girl a with a big heart your broken pieces, she will gently pick them up and carry them in her soft hands, and pay no mind to your sharp edges. She will try to glue you back together and she’ll do it in a way that made you forget you were ever broken. With scratched finger tips and ****** palms, she’ll lift you up to the sun, letting it's blinding rays shine through you to show you that even the worst things have things to love in them and that even the shattered can again be whole. If you give a girl with a big heart your body, she will study you like an archaic God. She will learn your curves and surfaces like braille, she will adjust her hearing to the pitch of your laughter so that no matter how far apart you become, her ears will perk up like a dog's when you giggle, and she will smile, knowing that you smile. If you give a girl with a big heart your time, she will make each second feel like infinity, and each sunset like the end of the world. You'll forget that the universe is as vast and wondrous as it is, because you will be so captivated by the light that she emits right where she sits, by your side. And if you take from a girl with a big heart, please, for the love of God, do not take it all. If you take from a girl with a big heart, please remember that her love is not a renewable resource. The wind and the sun and the water will forever be there to serve you but she will run dry, and become another fact of history that will one day be forgotten. If you take from a girl with a big heart, please remember how sharp your edges were before her, how lifeless your body was before she touched it, and how meaningless time was before she made it into something magical.
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Not an enigmatic smile Like the constipated, condescending smirk Adorning, and inexplicably adored, on the Mona Lisa's smug face; But a smile to justify God's existence; A smile that, when dazzlingly bestowed Upon one fortunate soul, caught rabbit-like in its Wondrous radiance, infinitesimally, and cumulatively, Increases the World's joy. Where every living thing - Whatever exists on the planet, imperceptibly hums To a new, more celestial pitch - An effervescent vibration celebrating Life's mysteries: A reason for existence. It's a smile to make an Alchemist cry - Turning a leaden heart to gold in an instant. It's a smile to make a mediocre poet struggle To articulate an adequate description Using all the hyperbole, simile and metaphor at his limited disposal. Inestimably more brilliant, and more valuable, Than the most flawless diamond ever found - And, perhaps, just as rare. Thankfully, a renewable resource, Enabled to enlighten and heat The recesses of any beneficiary's Heart and invigorate their soul. Helen may have caused a thousand ships to sail, Destroying a nation as a consequence; And Cleopatra nearly caused the collapse of an Empire; But Tao's smile, unleashed in all its glory Could melt the Antarctic ice-sheet - Drowning us all in its magnificence. Mayan's have a myth that states such a smile Only comes around once every twelve thousand years, In the Great Galactic turning. Einstein's General Theory of Relativity Is often mistakenly considered to concern gravity, But is, in fact, concerned with one's relative position To Tao's smile - an inescapable vortex of pleasure. No music conceived of the fabled Celestial Spheres Compares to the silent, ethereal harmonies tattooing my heart Whenever, beacon-like, that smile flashes fleetingly in my direction. And Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle has not a Quantum core, But revolves around the statistical uncertainty of being blessed With the ephemeral thrill of a benign grim.
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Mar 6, 2014
Mar 6, 2014 at 9:49 AM UTC
Hyperbole of a Smile
Not an enigmatic smile Like the constipated, condescending smirk Adorning, and inexplicably adored, on the Mona Lisa's smug face; But a smile to justify God's existence; A smile that, when dazzlingly bestowed Upon one fortunate soul, caught rabbit-like in its Wondrous radiance, infinitesimally, and cumulatively, Increases the World's joy. Where every living thing - Whatever exists on the planet, imperceptibly hums To a new, more celestial pitch - An effervescent vibration celebrating Life's mysteries: A reason for existence. It's a smile to make an Alchemist cry - Turning a leaden heart to gold in an instant. It's a smile to make a mediocre poet struggle To articulate an adequate description Using all the hyperbole, simile and metaphor at his limited disposal. Inestimably more brilliant, and more valuable, Than the most flawless diamond ever found - And, perhaps, just as rare. Thankfully, a renewable resource, Enabled to enlighten and heat The recesses of any beneficiary's Heart and invigorate their soul. Helen may have caused a thousand ships to sail, Destroying a nation as a consequence; And Cleopatra nearly caused the collapse of an Empire; But Tao's smile, unleashed in all its glory Could melt the Antarctic ice-sheet - Drowning us all in its magnificence. Mayan's have a myth that states such a smile Only comes around once every twelve thousand years, In the Great Galactic turning. Einstein's General Theory of Relativity Is often mistakenly considered to concern gravity, But is, in fact, concerned with one's relative position To Tao's smile - an inescapable vortex of pleasure. No music conceived of the fabled Celestial Spheres Compares to the silent, ethereal harmonies tattooing my heart Whenever, beacon-like, that smile flashes fleetingly in my direction. And Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle has not a Quantum core, But revolves around the statistical uncertainty of being blessed With the ephemeral thrill of a benign grim.
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making love with no love (kissed her with his freedom) <•> a new person in an overnight stay in a strange, aptly named, bed and breakfast and you do all the same things that just feel good, careless loving that comes from practiced renewable remembering, kiss her neck for hours, drink in her crescendoing cooing rename her Appalachia, bemused, wondering why, she gasp-asks, when your tongue traces her odyssey body from her Georgia to her Maine, then no need to explain it all feels familiarly strange, imbalanced, shaky, loving the thrill of your first solo bike ride, an invisible hand letting go, the wow of walking the line of new freedom and old responsibility that you have walked on both coasts carry on, love is coming to us all lyric, enacted-recalled, loving yet another long cool woman in a black dress with unquestioning how to explain to her, how to yourself, loving with no loving, and the best you can stammer is it is like writing a poem with too many commas or none at all she laughs you up with one mouth lingering, then one amazing kiss on your heart and nose, grabs a piece of toast and gone girl, then you are returned to alone, to the dreams that may or may not have occurred and two hands overflowing with too many commas and none to keep <•> 11-18–17 2:54am, somewhere
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 10:13 AM UTC
making love with no love (kissed her with his freedom 11/17)
We humans have messed around With Mother Nature and her eco-system For years and years Decades and decades Centuries and centuries Felling gazillions of trees Turning forests into concrete jungles Filling ponds, lakes, rivers and seas With tons and tons of toxic waste Releasing enough carbon monoxide into the air To wreck the entire troposphere The list of sins against Nature goes on and on With no end in sight Given all this, who are we to complain When Mother Nature has had enough And unleashes her fury on us Through earthquakes and tsunamis Avalanches and volcanoes Hurricanes and tornadoes Floods and droughts And so on Remember, Mother Nature has blessed us With oodles of riches In the form of plants and trees Mountains and forests Ponds, lakes, rivers, seas and oceans And last but not the least, oxygen! It is time we show her some gratitude And more importantly, respect and compassion And stop messing around with the eco-system Remember the famous old saying Live and let live It doesn't mean infrastructure shouldn't be developed We can build roads We can build a railway network We can build houses We can build schools and colleges We can build hospitals We can build libraries However, as my grandfather used to say There is a limit to everything And we should also plant trees Build gardens and parks Switch to renewable sources of energy And cut down severely on emissions A balance should be maintained After all, messing around with Mother Nature Will only bring about our own downfall There have been enough natural disasters Caused by human negligence Let's not add to the list Which is already longer than the river Nile!
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May 9, 2022
May 9, 2022 at 12:54 PM UTC
Why We Shouldn't Mess Around with Mother Nature
We humans have messed around With Mother Nature and her eco-system For years and years Decades and decades Centuries and centuries Felling gazillions of trees Turning forests into concrete jungles Filling ponds, lakes, rivers and seas With tons and tons of toxic waste Releasing enough carbon monoxide into the air To wreck the entire troposphere The list of sins against Nature goes on and on With no end in sight Given all this, who are we to complain When Mother Nature has had enough And unleashes her fury on us Through earthquakes and tsunamis Avalanches and volcanoes Hurricanes and tornadoes Floods and droughts And so on Remember, Mother Nature has blessed us With oodles of riches In the form of plants and trees Mountains and forests Ponds, lakes, rivers, seas and oceans And last but not the least, oxygen! It is time we show her some gratitude And more importantly, respect and compassion And stop messing around with the eco-system Remember the famous old saying Live and let live It doesn't mean infrastructure shouldn't be developed We can build roads We can build a railway network We can build houses We can build schools and colleges We can build hospitals We can build libraries However, as my grandfather used to say There is a limit to everything And we should also plant trees Build gardens and parks Switch to renewable sources of energy And cut down severely on emissions A balance should be maintained After all, messing around with Mother Nature Will only bring about our own downfall There have been enough natural disasters Caused by human negligence Let's not add to the list Which is already longer than the river Nile!
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absence is only temporary, they told me. there is a difference between a full glass and an empty glass, but what does it mean if i spilled out all my happiness and it washed upon absence’s shore? does it still count as something to rely on, that being let down is given. love is not a renewable resource in certain situations, i understand, it is as valuable as helium but we use it without a second thought. buried deep underground, somewhere remote, is where you left your thoughts of me. my thoughts of you are kept in an urn around my neck, where everyone can see them. i have considered throwing you to the ocean, where the ocean will swallow you and i will be rid of you, but i won’t want to visit the ocean anymore or touch the shores. you will corrupt the ocean like you done me.
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
nonrenewable resource
Everyone Everything In this world Can be raw material For Our writings They are Reusable They are Renewable Which makes our Life Revivable.
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 1:53 PM UTC
520. Material for poetry
Plastic plates bowls and cups loaded on recycling trucks. You've had your party thrown it away, Less to wash up at the end of the day. But few fall out they blow in winds, Escape the grasp of the recycling bin. Not all bags are renewable plastic, Less strong now not so fantastic. So write a note for a new tote, Handles far stronger less likely broke. It's not our problem it's goods we buy, There wrapped and packaged to the shoppers eye. But when the seas are less serene Choked on plastics and polystyrene. Death tolls rise numbers of sea life plummet, Dont ya think its time we do summit? To a turtle or whale a tasty dish, To dine upon the jellyfish. Not a bag for life that passes by, That binds them to starvation before they die. So the seas bob in colour of plastic pollution. Times running out what to be a solution? Its high time we started a clean up revolution! To use less packaging to educate all. Before the tides continue to rise and we loose them all. The ice caps are melting at an alarming rate, How long before for all it's too late. Eco systems absorb UV, cool the world for nature to be. Polar life need ice to remain, In cooler climates to sustain. But as they melt and tides continue to rise, Am losing hope for their demise. Leave the jungles and forrests for self restoration, Less fossil fuels and deforestation. The trees keep falling from constant felling, With palm oil growing; plantations swelling. Our orange ancestors the orangutan, Has been their homes since the jungles began. To break life cycles whole eco systems, It's time to change the world with our wit and wisdom. Else what do we leave to the future generations, Man on earth just viral abominations.
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 11:48 AM UTC
LESS FANTASTIC THAN PLASTIC...
Plastic plates bowls and cups loaded on recycling trucks. You've had your party thrown it away, Less to wash up at the end of the day. But few fall out they blow in winds, Escape the grasp of the recycling bin. Not all bags are renewable plastic, Less strong now not so fantastic. So write a note for a new tote, Handles far stronger less likely broke. It's not our problem it's goods we buy, There wrapped and packaged to the shoppers eye. But when the seas are less serene Choked on plastics and polystyrene. Death tolls rise numbers of sea life plummet, Dont ya think its time we do summit? To a turtle or whale a tasty dish, To dine upon the jellyfish. Not a bag for life that passes by, That binds them to starvation before they die. So the seas bob in colour of plastic pollution. Times running out what to be a solution? Its high time we started a clean up revolution! To use less packaging to educate all. Before the tides continue to rise and we loose them all. The ice caps are melting at an alarming rate, How long before for all it's too late. Eco systems absorb UV, cool the world for nature to be. Polar life need ice to remain, In cooler climates to sustain. But as they melt and tides continue to rise, Am losing hope for their demise. Leave the jungles and forrests for self restoration, Less fossil fuels and deforestation. The trees keep falling from constant felling, With palm oil growing; plantations swelling. Our orange ancestors the orangutan, Has been their homes since the jungles began. To break life cycles whole eco systems, It's time to change the world with our wit and wisdom. Else what do we leave to the future generations, Man on earth just viral abominations.
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while the debate goes on and on, as to which country has the longest, continuous democratic parliament, have it on on good authority that the subject above, is it better to love your kids too much than not enough? was the first among all temporal discussions ever held, despite periodic tabling, the debate remains unresolved, the question unsettled even after 1000 years+ of argumentation when over time, Universal Adult Suffrage finally came to be, the debate became renewable, enflamed, divisive most contentiously, various coming down on each side of a point of view topically since mother, father and child, i.e. pretty much everyone, definitionally, claimed total expertise, and sparing the rod was deemed by most to be illegally, no plebiscite, amendment or ballot initiative was resolved resolutely, the beat goes on continuously as new children reach voting age, sagaciously repeating their view, personally my view? I’ve tried both and failed equally so I’ve little to contribute, so let it be stated in manner unequivocally, the sweet sensibility says too well, but helicopters crash and monied snowplows run over other both their own and others better deserving, leaving all of them buried in snow piles street side, while those who blame their faults on insufficient love, are later most demanding more attention than any, having becoming painfully hardy, by being treated hard about, hard on themselves and worse to others everyone knows the answer to this question for themselves but I’ll leave you with this, permitting a child to fail is a winning strategy, as long as there is no legal limit regarding the amount or frequency on lifetime hugging
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Mar 28, 2019
Mar 28, 2019 at 2:14 AM UTC
is it better to love your kids too much than not enough?
while the debate goes on and on, as to which country has the longest, continuous democratic parliament, have it on on good authority that the subject above, is it better to love your kids too much than not enough? was the first among all temporal discussions ever held, despite periodic tabling, the debate remains unresolved, the question unsettled even after 1000 years+ of argumentation when over time, Universal Adult Suffrage finally came to be, the debate became renewable, enflamed, divisive most contentiously, various coming down on each side of a point of view topically since mother, father and child, i.e. pretty much everyone, definitionally, claimed total expertise, and sparing the rod was deemed by most to be illegally, no plebiscite, amendment or ballot initiative was resolved resolutely, the beat goes on continuously as new children reach voting age, sagaciously repeating their view, personally my view? I’ve tried both and failed equally so I’ve little to contribute, so let it be stated in manner unequivocally, the sweet sensibility says too well, but helicopters crash and monied snowplows run over other both their own and others better deserving, leaving all of them buried in snow piles street side, while those who blame their faults on insufficient love, are later most demanding more attention than any, having becoming painfully hardy, by being treated hard about, hard on themselves and worse to others everyone knows the answer to this question for themselves but I’ll leave you with this, permitting a child to fail is a winning strategy, as long as there is no legal limit regarding the amount or frequency on lifetime hugging
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Vitamin Forest nurture in nature healing the soreness from legislature metropolitan heart the sreets pulse like veins each hour depart clogged artery trains a lifeless appendage bleeding the suburb with no one to bandage deluge to each curb renewable resource found in rurality we ask for remorse draught, virus plurality Human being cancer lets all dissolve to find out the answer and utter resolve if the soul of a monster's sins be absolved
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May 14, 2013
May 14, 2013 at 12:19 PM UTC
Redundant Abundance
#Winston Churchill Defies the Nazis #Intersectionality come together #As one we are cliché strong privileged #Patriarchy ethically sourced all options #Are on the table chilling effect quagmire #Teutons behaving badly doomsday clock #Transgressive sustainable Guccifer #Renewable change the gender binary #Wiretapped microinequity #Unity in diversity is strength #Build bridges not borders no fascists here And let The People say “#Meme”
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 5:43 PM UTC
#Winston Churchill Defies the Nazis
Drizzles from the sky Catch in my eye It will burn in future time The cogs are turning and the oil Floating on the surface of a droplet As an angel Dances on the head of a needle Recycling and renewable energy Can save our souls And Mother Earth Before its too late
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 11:26 AM UTC
Rain
XXXVI When we met first and loved, I did not build Upon the event with marble. Could it mean To last, a love set pendulous between Sorrow and sorrow? Nay, I rather thrilled, Distrusting every light that seemed to gild The onward path, and feared to overlean A finger even. And, though I have grown serene And strong since then, I think that God has willed A still renewable fear . . . O love, O troth . . . Lest these enclasped hands should never hold, This mutual kiss drop down between us both As an unowned thing, once the lips being cold. And Love, be false! if he, to keep one oath, Must lose one joy, by his life’s star foretold.
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Sonnet 36 - When We Met First And Loved, I Did Not Build
a Pulitzer Prize winner tells us in an interview in TIME magazine that a necessary part of our future energy must be nuclear no word about the hazards of nuclear waste the advantages of alternative sustainable and renewable sources of energy or about reducing energy consumption very strange
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 11:20 AM UTC
energy future
Art is food for the heart and like food it is often hard to find. It might come from a source that is renewable, yet how many have forgotten that the brain is even usable. The inspiration we seek comes from inside our own mind where the fairies wait, having fed on our own experiences, wishing to unwind. But as full as they may be, one can clearly see that they cannot make art till they jump on our heart in hope of making it start. They first have to tickle it with their little feet before it can even begin to produce an audible beat. Maybe giving an idea for a visual treat or a literary feat. These fairies each come from different locations as imagination is not limited by any dimensions. In the world of creation, pain has long been a mighty fairy-nation, the muse of separation, the dictator of desperation, the soul's frozen animation, a generous, fugly frog of inspiration. So next time you feel blue, channel that blue stream into a pen and you may start to feel better again. Blow a kiss to that frog, clearing the misty lake from fog. There is no call for divination, simply let the frog jump in celebration all over your pond(ering)'s stagnation and it will stir the waters in its elation. Embracing pain not only does wonders for creation, it also helps dull that cruel yet just sensation.
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Dec 7, 2011
Dec 7, 2011 at 4:05 PM UTC
Fairies and a Fugly Frog
A toe-tapper with dapper deities dancing amongst my dreams, whilst whispering the seeds of hidden keys Interloper of the thieves Charmer of the fleas A Powerful peon, seceding from the teams Daring to believe in the sea, swallowing the cities in its grief Dare to achieve the belief of flight and fly away Contemplate and fall in over thought Just do not Stop Doing the undo-able Fate is renewable Outwardly controllable In what you think you see in the deplorable hues from the hopeful news of better days, lead astray in satisfaction to the complaints of saint-less ways I debate creating another other place, and drifting away through space, but hey, maybe its a phase and i'm just late to the show Last to know your nothings Im [Spinning] In place
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 10:03 AM UTC
Spinning
love is not a scarcity it is a renewable resource if you've found it once you will find it again nothing is truly static you will outgrow people, places, relationships and that's okay to do remember when times are tough the only person you should trust whom you can always rely on is yourself we all age, we all die so make sure the people you love know how you feel because they will not always be there it's okay to leave a situation that makes you unhappy that's not selfish it's self-preservation
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Sep 2, 2018
Sep 2, 2018 at 5:09 PM UTC
Lessons
I am not a writer. I am a fox in a man-suit pretending to be a writer. Just to trick you all. Just to trick myself. If I put down the pen and the pretententiousness; pulled the costume off in a papery rip like a jet breaking the sky, and looked in the mirror to see that fire of fur, then it would mean that there is something inside of me that I've been using as fuel. Something non-renewable.
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 7:46 PM UTC
The Fox Tail.
Look down From on high Lord knows How bleeds your sharp knife Incisor My pack fights tooth and nail Our brood suckles hard Gets our due from each **** Renewable Romulus and Remus Makes Mother happy Her pups engaged Zeus burst his brain making you Jupiter’s irrational exuberance Pumped up Hear me now Believe me later We guttersnipes must contend With your white largesse **** on us trickler At least give us jobs Blown handy our daily **** Rather eat *** Off a silver platter Served by Salome
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Jun 5, 2014
Jun 5, 2014 at 5:48 AM UTC
Perspicacity
Let’s call it out Our shared experience Tell us lessons learned We put together schooling Protect our new tomorrow Don’t get all wacky My cohesive gal Unlocked unglued Let’s make it renewable Come watch it sustainable Line up my family in fine formation for Despicable Me Put it together again That’s all that matters now I’m here for you Progeny protected We move in tandem Gospel Sunday Pretty big legacy Togetherness Voices raised Singing there was I Am that I am In love with fear itself All around us everyone Our children’s children’s whole community Don’t shoot us messengers Teach us well that love knows no fear
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Jun 21, 2014
Jun 21, 2014 at 4:02 AM UTC
Kids
*A picture captures a moment, a moment captures an emotion, and an emotion captures a thought. This thought is released below*    Listen to your heart and live to the beat, for its rifts can make paths through red oceans. Feel your blood pump, as it fuels your brain, thus provoking your thoughts to recall the words of a poem written in the purest and most vulnerable state of mind The mindset that lets your emotions surface from their sea bottom structures, because once upon a time you sank and could see bottom structures to hide away feelings in So you did Now your passion is in reeling them in to feel real It feels ironic that you are now breaking those iron bars surrounding the things you once rounded up and surrendered to the depths In fact, you still render them into the abyss so at times you can act, leaving your thoughts in the mist It's beautiful, in its completely illogical sense that somehow after a full cycle you can see it's ingenious Your muse is a renewable resource, and for every poisonous barrel that sinks, there is a little inspirational magic that floats back up and drives you to write tirelessly until your mind is again at peace These words, like blood, are seen in all their power, at the surface This art, like the vanes of a windmill going up and down, shall not die in vain, these arteries and veins run deep and drive me sane Wherefore art thou, Axiomighty I often ponder as I travel yonder But I've grown fonder of the idea that I may never know So long as for when it's complete I have put on a show.
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 2:05 AM UTC
Picture Perfect
*A picture captures a moment, a moment captures an emotion, and an emotion captures a thought. This thought is released below*    Listen to your heart and live to the beat, for its rifts can make paths through red oceans. Feel your blood pump, as it fuels your brain, thus provoking your thoughts to recall the words of a poem written in the purest and most vulnerable state of mind The mindset that lets your emotions surface from their sea bottom structures, because once upon a time you sank and could see bottom structures to hide away feelings in So you did Now your passion is in reeling them in to feel real It feels ironic that you are now breaking those iron bars surrounding the things you once rounded up and surrendered to the depths In fact, you still render them into the abyss so at times you can act, leaving your thoughts in the mist It's beautiful, in its completely illogical sense that somehow after a full cycle you can see it's ingenious Your muse is a renewable resource, and for every poisonous barrel that sinks, there is a little inspirational magic that floats back up and drives you to write tirelessly until your mind is again at peace These words, like blood, are seen in all their power, at the surface This art, like the vanes of a windmill going up and down, shall not die in vain, these arteries and veins run deep and drive me sane Wherefore art thou, Axiomighty I often ponder as I travel yonder But I've grown fonder of the idea that I may never know So long as for when it's complete I have put on a show.
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Bad prose and half - dried hair. Pants..? No. Just a blanket, On these unpremeditated rainy days. With stale crackers for breakfast, I'll start a revolution today. Depression is a renewable resource, Like plastic. Earwax is made up of words, So my heads overloaded, calendars outdated, Bridge, underrated Woops The jump didnt make it You made the jump Now shh I cant hear the voices in my head.
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 8:47 AM UTC
Ctrl Alt Dlt
Looking around at the State of Our Fears Our only focus should Be renewable energy And a non-material shift In values   All other roads are Razors resting On the edge of a Bathtub, ready.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 6:03 AM UTC
State of Our Fears
We covered our broken bones with stars and plastic hope just to feel beautiful again. We asked strangers on the street to kiss our scars because we couldn't do it ourselves. We broke down, tore ourselves apart, in the hopes of turning into something better.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
Renewable
Hope. We all need this. For many it seems to be the only way that they can cope. It pushes us through the dark, helps us to see the light. It coddles us when we are scared at night. It is the beacon that we are always aiming for, big and bright.  Sometimes you may feel that it is shrinking, this is only a natural way of thinking. But the thing you must try to keep in mind is that so is a renewable source. An unstoppable force. It will continually regrow. You may ask me how but my answer is always simple: "I do not know." It's just a feeling. That aids human healing. It is the medicine that I find most appealing.
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 9:26 AM UTC
Hope
The happiness is scarce But the tears are plentiful Stories unwritten But bound to be pitiful The happiness is scarce Joy's rare but pain's common You see it on the streets With the crimes and the bombings The happiness is scarce A source un-renewable So we store it for later And ignore all the beautiful The happiness is scarce But we refuse to use it Maybe that's why We continue to lose it The happiness is scarce But the tears are plentiful The only way to stop it Is to make it all wonderful
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 6:31 AM UTC
Scarce