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"reorganize" poems
Subjugated by the Not-so-loyal subjects: Mind | Body | Spirit Incongruencies None knowing their place Poor leadership I'll bet I can mind my way to a better place Better try Plutocracy So I grant citizenship To my cunning and intellect It works but After a time vibrancy Fades So I call in Spirit In the spirit of Theocracy Spiritual matters prevail But I've forgotten to eat For two days So I give Body A seat at the table Now we have a democracy Or do we? Remnants of the Plutocracy Gave cunning a vote So we reorganize Into a meritocracy < - - 3 pools - - > Mind ~ Body ~ Spirit 3 votes Something still isn't working So I ruminate Think Pray Chastise And turn things upside Down A king should be subjugated The best leadership Is invisible A True leader Follows Their own path I (the person) am ground I am the intersect I am the crossroads for Mind ~ Body ~ Spirit I am the King And I Follow
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 10:37 PM UTC
Baffled King
The Jester to the court A simple fool A man to bring about life Bring about the Dreary Bring about the Light Bring about stories of Joy & Strife Dance amongst Wax philosophical for Play about the Concepts Reorganize the Notions Preconceived and Not Bring about the Esoteric Bring about only the Palpable Bring about plays of Obscure Lucidity So alone who is he When at home does he see What does a merry walk become Questions, “Who begins to portray me?” Bring about Divinity Bring about Sin City Bring down to Existence and Humility A Jester will never need a court Will never have courtesans He only needs to compliment their world Must succeed in augmenting their reality through his own
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Apr 20, 2010
Apr 20, 2010 at 8:10 PM UTC
Jester
Tidy room, tidy mind. Logical, is it not? We splash our life onto the canvas of our bedrooms. Our dreams escape onto the walls as we sleep. Our feet drag the dirt of our adventures on the floor. Our desks are hidden under papers, pencils, a calculator, papers, a spoon, a comb, and two large hands ransacking the surface looking for a misplaced paper. I like my room in the mess of sense I understand but maybe mom was right. I have to reorganize my room. I have to reorganize my mind to clear the pathway between my bed and the door, so I can have a new vision and spend time looking for the right things.
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Jun 20, 2015
Jun 20, 2015 at 10:15 PM UTC
Welcome to my Bedroom
All estuaries flow eastbound, and the subterranean rail tracks keep forcing against the estuaries’ grain and dust foundations perpendicularly to them. How can a sane proposition -- a quantification of syntax execution (those squirming cuticles through bonds of regression)— an excessive reflection, reflexive inspection, Prove its sanity through continued suggestion? Deductive insurrections stirred in memory, A rumble, causing sediments to crumble, Wineglasses balanced atop countertops tumble. Spilling contents upon the grained wooden, elitists' floors. "Anesthetic, onsetting tuberculosis in breath patterns, Gavels ringing on rigged tolling tongs in caverns, Dark tolerances to Copernican astronomy in shadows, And the handle grinds as boxcar wheels' flints and steels catch and spark in addled locks," I mumbled from a half-nap. It was surgery, the smooth procedures on the moving trains, The gains and plectrums scraped against the brains' spider veins, To reorganize the sane, to bridge the broken definitions changed, To prevent arguments' bone structure from fractures and sprains. "Use gavels against the scalpels, sculpt with their judgment," a corona dream's habitant corrugated. He pounded the gavel's end against the knife to chisel at the pituitary gland pulsing in his subject, And her arms flailed like a horse's legs in heat-induced convulsion. I thought it was done. The Canson Merue train screamed in the night under earth to Yellowknife to meet Canadian soil as the Heavy Breather pounded his gavel.
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Oct 9, 2014
Oct 9, 2014 at 5:06 PM UTC
The Continued Suggestion (Subterrain)
All estuaries flow eastbound, and the subterranean rail tracks keep forcing against the estuaries’ grain and dust foundations perpendicularly to them. How can a sane proposition -- a quantification of syntax execution (those squirming cuticles through bonds of regression)— an excessive reflection, reflexive inspection, Prove its sanity through continued suggestion? Deductive insurrections stirred in memory, A rumble, causing sediments to crumble, Wineglasses balanced atop countertops tumble. Spilling contents upon the grained wooden, elitists' floors. "Anesthetic, onsetting tuberculosis in breath patterns, Gavels ringing on rigged tolling tongs in caverns, Dark tolerances to Copernican astronomy in shadows, And the handle grinds as boxcar wheels' flints and steels catch and spark in addled locks," I mumbled from a half-nap. It was surgery, the smooth procedures on the moving trains, The gains and plectrums scraped against the brains' spider veins, To reorganize the sane, to bridge the broken definitions changed, To prevent arguments' bone structure from fractures and sprains. "Use gavels against the scalpels, sculpt with their judgment," a corona dream's habitant corrugated. He pounded the gavel's end against the knife to chisel at the pituitary gland pulsing in his subject, And her arms flailed like a horse's legs in heat-induced convulsion. I thought it was done. The Canson Merue train screamed in the night under earth to Yellowknife to meet Canadian soil as the Heavy Breather pounded his gavel.
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Put a child lock on the liquor cabinets, and fasten me to your kitchen sink. Watch me drift slowly down the drain. Watch shattered wine glass stick between fragments of me in the garbage disposal blades. Watch broken sentences arch over our faulty plumbing lines. Watch pieces of you stick strictly to silver spoons. Take the skin of your Cuban and roll a noose around my neck to yank the blaze from my throat into the bile of my slip-ups that pool on the kitchen floor from an unattached pipe that just can’t seem to keep her pretty little mouth shut. Penetrate my thoughts from behind and throw plates at the walls of my shoulder blades when you need to hear the question again because it doesn’t matter what she thinks if her face is nothing but a cracked serving platter. Force your hands onto the authority of my hipbones. Pierce your wedding ring through my belly button for safekeeping. Decorate my body with super glue so your words can stick to me. Sort me in with the pots and pans so your voice doesn’t have to clang against my eardrums anymore. Reorganize me again and again until you can’t wash the stain out of my bottom lip anymore. Pour me a drink while I drip Taps into the sink because when I realize water isn’t strong enough to make me forget how blood runs so much thicker over my skin, tears begin to slip so easily off my eyelashes. Let my death be a pail brimmed with ex-lovers’ cries for attention. Let me kick the bucket this time when they begin to drown out the sound of my own. Let me be a reminder that not all channels you lose yourself down have to be man made.
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Mar 13, 2017
Mar 13, 2017 at 9:10 PM UTC
Childhood
Put a child lock on the liquor cabinets, and fasten me to your kitchen sink. Watch me drift slowly down the drain. Watch shattered wine glass stick between fragments of me in the garbage disposal blades. Watch broken sentences arch over our faulty plumbing lines. Watch pieces of you stick strictly to silver spoons. Take the skin of your Cuban and roll a noose around my neck to yank the blaze from my throat into the bile of my slip-ups that pool on the kitchen floor from an unattached pipe that just can’t seem to keep her pretty little mouth shut. Penetrate my thoughts from behind and throw plates at the walls of my shoulder blades when you need to hear the question again because it doesn’t matter what she thinks if her face is nothing but a cracked serving platter. Force your hands onto the authority of my hipbones. Pierce your wedding ring through my belly button for safekeeping. Decorate my body with super glue so your words can stick to me. Sort me in with the pots and pans so your voice doesn’t have to clang against my eardrums anymore. Reorganize me again and again until you can’t wash the stain out of my bottom lip anymore. Pour me a drink while I drip Taps into the sink because when I realize water isn’t strong enough to make me forget how blood runs so much thicker over my skin, tears begin to slip so easily off my eyelashes. Let my death be a pail brimmed with ex-lovers’ cries for attention. Let me kick the bucket this time when they begin to drown out the sound of my own. Let me be a reminder that not all channels you lose yourself down have to be man made.
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Romancing the aether. If soul mates are just little parts of the big bang that are meandering their way back.   Knowing everyone is just a little remix of what they came across up to that point... then maybe when you meditate and be one with the universe you're just allowing everything to reorganize back to it's natural space. Telling everyone that their learned fears and hatred are not necessary... we're all fragile little bits of stardust trying to find where we fit again. If you give love, and understand that we all just want to survive, feel happy and loved... then it's so much easier to abandon all these unnecessary negatives we have collected. Fall in love with everything and nothing. Be appreciative of the space between.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 2:37 AM UTC
Stardust Soulmates
She slouched against the smoke stained wall Her skeleton hands both trembled She sighed heavily with effort Then emptied another stiff drink This was not the place to mention But she revealed her affliction Then shooed away further questions Acting startled and offended She knows I am familiar With obsession and starvation And the resolve to self-destruct For never being good enough But I witnessed devastation Then I resolved to keep living Or at least to keep on trying A death’s not worth its weight in grief Now I can't just shake this from her Reorganize her scrambled mind Retract my own comradery And convince her she will be fine So dangles her mortality In faces of those surrounding Watching us plead desperately While she starves something worth feeding
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Nov 22, 2013
Nov 22, 2013 at 2:18 AM UTC
The Disorder
Things need to disorganize they need to run around with their arms creating a tornado above their heads they need to scrabble to shuffle to dishevel to destroy to complicate and confuse to break up other things to create a topsy-turvy world in order to leave space for things to reorganize.
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Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012 at 5:22 PM UTC
Shambles
We’re off to New Haven - hurry, hurry - we’re jammin, crammin, slappin' and slammin' everything into our bags. “Fifteen minutes to take-off,” Michael announced, “the chopper's waiting.” with hugs all around we separated. Our roommates too, are all catching flights vectoring in from various sites - our motley group will reassemble tonight. Pew rated Yale one of the hardest universities to get into in '23 - so is it really a certainty that our cardkeys will let us into our residency? Fall grades came out yesterday - Lisa and I are all grins - we’ll have thirteen days to visit and settle in and reorganize things before Spring semester begins. I hope that your vacations were as fun as ours but the New Year’s begun and in a matter of hours we’ll resume the school grind, our holidays devoured.
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Jan 5, 2023
Jan 5, 2023 at 1:12 PM UTC
returning
Early morning before anyone has ordered coffee and I feel delicate in the dewy sun with the heater on low at my ankles, I reorganize the drawer below the register gingerly feeling at staples and rubberbands, Caleb watches from the corner on tea with raspberry in doc martens and ***** trousers I wonder if I seem as pretty as I feel or if he feels the staples too and the dust from gift cards, if my hair flares out in the light, if I am a brilliant solar eclipse.
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 3:52 PM UTC
7:30 am Coffee.
“You are under no obligation to remain the same person you were a year ago, a month ago, or even a day ago. You are here to create yourself, continuously.” Richard Feynman <> perhaps you are among the many who state, I will do things differently today! or amidst the few, who actually do most of us satisfied by our resolution, go back to sleep and let our daily dissolution succumbing pleasantly ****** us into the nirvana of familiar repetition We speak not of the little compromises that satisfy for periods too brief: denying yourself a meal, or having just one less cuppa of English Breakfast Tea, Blue Mountain Java beans, or skipping breakfast entirely a face saving gesture to the odyssey perpetual of losing those friendly five pounds that “just” snuck aboard <> know that we all peer into my famous bathroom mirror conducting a head to toe review of our very deepest buried burdensome “to do list” that charge you to be changed, that discharge your guilt long lasting, Oh, those things that truly matter to which we, thanks to Richard, we reorganize and add a first poem, the top priority of this new mewling twenty four hours: today, I will continuously wright/write be a maker & builder, yes, writer,two, of myself anew and not copy all that I wish not to; here goes my first daily, a myself poem of every new day of my interval upon this green Earth a seed step tiny to grow a forest continuing
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Oct 6, 2024
Oct 6, 2024 at 8:11 AM UTC
Continuous (Copy) Writing: (you don't have to be the same person you were yesterday)
Fall semester starts tomorrow. It’ll be exciting - for a few days - but it won’t be long before we’ll miss the tanned bodies of summer, the cool, clear lake-water or lounging carefree, on bright, sand-like gravel beaches. Tomorrow, things will be different. Our days will start earlier, they'll be a value - a new currency - to morning hours that went wasted on unproductive summer vacations. The change will be sudden, herk, there may be an audible pop of some sort, somewhere, in tonight’s darkest hours. We’ll be going to the gym so early that we’ll be done and leaving before the first, lazy pigments of sunlight weave morning. I imagine my room looks like backstage at a new Broadway musical, the very first rehearsal - when nothing’s set in stone and everything’s a mess. My clothes are everywhere. Why did I decide to reorganize tonight? Brilliant. Peter wants to come over but.. “No,” I say, sighing, overwhelmed. “Look,” I say, as I slowly pan the Facetime camera around the war zone that my room has become. “Oh, my GOD,” he says, jerking back in horror, like a Californian seeing a fur-coat, “Was anyone HURT?!” “Ha, Ha, I say, sarcastically, suddenly too tired, “Breakfast at 6:30?” I ask. “Sure,” he says, taking a tucked pencil from behind his right ear. “Guh-night,” he says. “See-YA!” I say, pressing the red button and letting gravity guide my phone to a gentle rest atop the clothes-pile that’s concealing my bed.
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Aug 31, 2022
Aug 31, 2022 at 12:17 AM UTC
falling
Fall semester starts tomorrow. It’ll be exciting - for a few days - but it won’t be long before we’ll miss the tanned bodies of summer, the cool, clear lake-water or lounging carefree, on bright, sand-like gravel beaches. Tomorrow, things will be different. Our days will start earlier, they'll be a value - a new currency - to morning hours that went wasted on unproductive summer vacations. The change will be sudden, herk, there may be an audible pop of some sort, somewhere, in tonight’s darkest hours. We’ll be going to the gym so early that we’ll be done and leaving before the first, lazy pigments of sunlight weave morning. I imagine my room looks like backstage at a new Broadway musical, the very first rehearsal - when nothing’s set in stone and everything’s a mess. My clothes are everywhere. Why did I decide to reorganize tonight? Brilliant. Peter wants to come over but.. “No,” I say, sighing, overwhelmed. “Look,” I say, as I slowly pan the Facetime camera around the war zone that my room has become. “Oh, my GOD,” he says, jerking back in horror, like a Californian seeing a fur-coat, “Was anyone HURT?!” “Ha, Ha, I say, sarcastically, suddenly too tired, “Breakfast at 6:30?” I ask. “Sure,” he says, taking a tucked pencil from behind his right ear. “Guh-night,” he says. “See-YA!” I say, pressing the red button and letting gravity guide my phone to a gentle rest atop the clothes-pile that’s concealing my bed.
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before commencing his third poem of the day, to review, reiterate, reorganize his day’s life, and his life’s day, to establish better value, logical priorities, He thinks, better to let woman sleep, as no pressing pressures of  decisions or choices need be made before noon, and another huge mug of coffee seems logical, wise and a prudent next step and no sin needs forgiveness, by the act of sleeping late He’s torn, between readying the coffee machine’s unending needs for water, beans, snd careful waste disposal, shaving a  2 day stubble, and starting his next poem, when he grins stupidly, or stupidly grins, for clearly he has made and an acknowledged decision, certified by a silent exclamation of duh! He reassures, his inner demons that all will be satisfied in no particular order as the day is young and the coffee hot, good and satisfying and he can  type letters without spilling coffee (again),  and the world will be no worse off or improved if he focuses on completing this dirge here then the third poem: life is nothing but an endless series of decisions, many, most, low hanging fruit; ironically, the big ones,, the important one, get made quietly without malice and forethought, by deliberations so quiet they go unnoticed. At Nine o’clock, he will wake the woman, because he’s lonely for company, but wisely will bring her coffee and breakfast in order to soften the blow of his arousing action
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Feb 2, 2025
Feb 2, 2025 at 8:46 AM UTC
He Pauses,
A screen was posted on a wall, the corners of my mind Were stretched so very thin indeed, reverberating time And vapid personalities then danced upon the veil Attempting to impose themselves as those who never fail In perfect step with everything, their tendencies align Allow for new anatomies to form upon their spine Collect, repel, reorganize with regular delay I cannot tell you what's become of every single day To calculate would take too long, the change of pace too much And I've become immune to what is parallel to touch See, I have learned their song by now, I've memorized the beat Its rhythm pulses fervidly, intensifies the heat The space is filled with every breath of those who write the notes A call to those who cannot keep the music in their throats
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 11:13 AM UTC
Inside the Projection Room
I couldn't breathe today when I considered certain possibilities, I am so T O R N . I am bruised and glistening, Attempting to collect what I can of myself for you, So you could see The truth. I want to apologize for all these months, But the time healed not only my wounds But grew me a new heart Wrapped in a salty, sharp, piercing, sincere, untameable soul, GOD! Gathering these thoughts is impossible for me You destroy them, I reorganize this tesselating mess of feelings and passion and appreciation Only for you to smile or laugh or SPEAK And blow the chains I forged apart, And once again the wings flap inside me. I want to be plain, speak clearly, but I can't grab them all, All these lights inside me. You have contributed to the construction of an indescribable sun inside of me, The envy of Sol For its vitality, mass and luminescence. IRIDESCENT                        you are! It's killing me, your brightness, For I cannot guarantee a proper expression into words and action Conveying what I feel And why I want to worship The sun. Blind. I should stop. You are a girl, a woman new to this same world as I, Please do not over think, Simply Consider me.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 11:14 PM UTC
Simply Consider
The metal floor is slicky Desert heat amplifies The odor of ***** and blood Mostly empty IV bags hang on their stands Packaging from numerous medical supplies Litter the ground Quickly and carefully I clean and spray and sweep and scrub I sort and pack and refit and reorganize Preparing the chopper for the next call Lives were saved But I don’t know what will become of them Some will leave the Army Some will come back here Some will do the job the enemy couldn’t do And take their own lives I can’t think about that This is hard enough
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Feb 10, 2020
Feb 10, 2020 at 11:02 AM UTC
Turnaround
Let me; reorganize - Thoughts, feelings, unjustified Cannot see, I cannot feel, but I swear on everything it's real. I could care less, if you don't see This pressure built inside of me - I can't let go, I won't give in Although it seems love just won't win The brain implodes, the heart attacks, Through this pain I don't want you back - Why can't you see, you have to know That I will never love you so. If you could ever awaken, see That I have fallen to my knees - I truly wish that you could know I've always wanted you to go.
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Aug 23, 2013
Aug 23, 2013 at 1:42 PM UTC
Jeopardized
Moving On from Moving On June 11, 2014 at 11:36pm Musings by Vivvy Walker When I got divorced people were helpful and understood I was moving on. They knew it was a BIGGIE A big, huge, ginormous time in my life I was moving on. They helped me. I helped me. Everyone was familiar with the process. The pitfalls. The backtracks. The wins. The successes. I was moving on. And now I am firmly entrenched in vague territory. I have moved on. And I need to move on. From moving on. I moved. I packed. And unpacked. All the baggage. Physical and emotional. I am post-moving on I am done. I no longer need to work ridiculous hours. Or raise my girls alone. Or be alone. I always thought it would be easy when I was done Moving on. But it is hard To reprioritize yet again. To reorganize my life & thoughts (yet again) To adjust To be laid-back. And free. And funny. I have to constantly remind myself I'm no longer moving on That chapter has closed. It is time for my voice To be heard. For my dreams. To be realized. For me I think of the men and women who- like me Have moved on And I raise a glass Coffee, wine, beer, ***** Drink with the little umbrella I toast you The changelings, the chameleons The doers, the movers And shakers Those crazy laughing' probies' Of life post divorce I toast you The tortoises The 'long run' winners Those plodding wonderful people Of life post-divorce I toast you My fellow butterflies My new wing-having friends All those who cried And then didn't anymore Post-divorce I toast you For bravery And audacity And showing me how to move on From moving on Post-divorce ~Vivvy Walker 6/12/14
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Aug 5, 2014
Aug 5, 2014 at 3:22 AM UTC
Moving On From Moving On
Moving On from Moving On June 11, 2014 at 11:36pm Musings by Vivvy Walker When I got divorced people were helpful and understood I was moving on. They knew it was a BIGGIE A big, huge, ginormous time in my life I was moving on. They helped me. I helped me. Everyone was familiar with the process. The pitfalls. The backtracks. The wins. The successes. I was moving on. And now I am firmly entrenched in vague territory. I have moved on. And I need to move on. From moving on. I moved. I packed. And unpacked. All the baggage. Physical and emotional. I am post-moving on I am done. I no longer need to work ridiculous hours. Or raise my girls alone. Or be alone. I always thought it would be easy when I was done Moving on. But it is hard To reprioritize yet again. To reorganize my life & thoughts (yet again) To adjust To be laid-back. And free. And funny. I have to constantly remind myself I'm no longer moving on That chapter has closed. It is time for my voice To be heard. For my dreams. To be realized. For me I think of the men and women who- like me Have moved on And I raise a glass Coffee, wine, beer, ***** Drink with the little umbrella I toast you The changelings, the chameleons The doers, the movers And shakers Those crazy laughing' probies' Of life post divorce I toast you The tortoises The 'long run' winners Those plodding wonderful people Of life post-divorce I toast you My fellow butterflies My new wing-having friends All those who cried And then didn't anymore Post-divorce I toast you For bravery And audacity And showing me how to move on From moving on Post-divorce ~Vivvy Walker 6/12/14
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So much energy Plenty to do I can do anything Except what I need to My thoughts are a whirlwind I want to escape I can't drink liquor When I'm working late I can watch movies Play games on my phone Reorganize my desk Sing a long song When it comes to it I'm just depressed Life's going nowhere Memories repressed Keep pushing on Take a deep breath Practice mindfulness Repair whats left REMEMBER There is only today What I don't get done Won't go away Grab up that energy Make a big push Write a little poem And GET OFF YOUR ****
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Oct 30, 2017
Oct 30, 2017 at 3:35 PM UTC
Trying to Motivate Myself
pressure pressure pressure hollow paper skin I'm not a paper airplane and I can't pretend to fly through stormy wednesday mornings when the rain begins to drop; here begins the tailspin structure folding under paper-coated hollow bones the skeleton that shivers here begins the pressure. irking little seed with roots deep cut, knees cut down to bleed you on the street and stretched upon the ground pressure curls you under I've got here this paper skin with tons of flesh to mark reorganize to find inside organs tucked in battered skin, with paper thin crumpled in your hand you thought it ripped; really only crinkled
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 6:27 AM UTC
12:13
The seed senses A moment where the clouds turn right angles and the ocean turns herself into a bath tub After the moon runs her cycles all in one night the systems reorganize themselves And we are swung, eyes grasping just barely at the vastness of this eloquent dance under the pull of a surrender owning the ludicrous living. observer come , gather at this silence flow slowly as this meanders full moon love is delicate tender ask , receive , thank , release rinse, imbibe ,  rest , release receive laugh shake shake laugh give, allow be.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 7:53 PM UTC
Untitled
come drip with me drip in me fill my senses with fluidity liquify my mind flood my memories reunify, end your trip down stream. drip with me, into each possibility roar with me encompass all barriers along the road fall into the falls with me s o a r i n g through the bends to the end of that trickle. be me its all I have to offer as I desire to be you. I know the truth you do too the chemicals make visibility cloudy and then we start to consider is stream or steam better? and then we slow freeze and develop a rigidity and miss the abyss of the hairline split in time we were destined to kiss. we miss the lessons of our Mother so we must start at the heart. clear your heart for me let me top off your energy with the love I feel pulsating through my crown. shower You down to me. reorganize beliefs move like water
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 9:24 PM UTC
thirst quenched
I go over my bucket list one more time... Study, then jog a bit, finish my drawing for my grandma, then the equation I couldn’t figure out, then write the essay- Or wait-maybe I should read the guidelines one more time- The due date, when is it again? AH! Piano is more immediate, where’s my metronome? Oh no! The books are all our of order again and I can’t find it, why don’t I reorganize them in the process- My room looks like trash why don’t I- “Honey, are you done with your homework yet?” Um... Well...
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Mar 27, 2019
Mar 27, 2019 at 8:40 PM UTC
Procrastination at its Finest