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"resoluteness" poems
She came into her life A mere stranger of coincidence Alexander McQueen ivory silk tulle Empire line gown. All senses heightened; She was waiting amidst The exotic smell of burning Candle wax. The scent of a woman clinging To lustful air, white roses ribboned Thorns tinting porcelain skin. She hears the patter, not dislike A small child coming toward you. All senses are broken; just a voice So much power in the echo Of words spoken with such Fluidity. **** he ******* knew that She was awake, Louboutin steps Scaring the devil itself; what sin. Walking through flames, Burning, hot coals; presence. Ophelia approaches, a creature Secure, arms wrapped tight And smiles at her. Ophelia speaks to her; lifting her arms To wrap around her instead. A gentle hand, to the thigh A soft caress across silver scars. The girl feels; inadequate And yet, forgiven for all she has Committed; sins of the flesh. It was only now that, this goddess Of desire, lust and eternity Could mark a soul, for she was an Angel, winged feathers a glow. She reaches to the empty soul Challenges her resoluteness "What can I do to help?" Eyes welling, the sound of a Tear, akin to a pin drop In silence. In that silence, words formed Like cloud patterns, shifting Graceful elegance. Nothing was heard, all was spoken. Ophelia stole her heart, The girl will always be attached By symbolic resurrections Of strength, Spiritual From The heart and mind. © Sia Jane
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 11:36 PM UTC
Ophelia
O timeless sloth, I must with thee abide, Let it be not to my own destruction. Another life from me thou must divide, Say to me t’was of mine own instruction! I cling desperately to thine branches I must weather the slings and arrows of Most untimely sharp commands, and blanches At my staunch resoluteness thereof. Cease! Cease! See not the moss amongst my hairs, Nor my talon-like nails, still, motionless. Judge not, entwined as thou art in bland affairs In your gray monuments to boastfulness For nothing is equal to nothing. To mime futile work is all but bluffing.
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Nov 5, 2019
Nov 5, 2019 at 4:04 PM UTC
Sonnet 1 - Ode To Sloth
*Don't let it get you down* whether it's tomorrow or the moment now- still is my heart whether events delight or frown to faith I dearly hold I'm unshaken on my very ground
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Oct 30, 2021
Oct 30, 2021 at 2:00 AM UTC
Resoluteness
The forebodings of the dark night call, To the yearnings of my meekest soul- To those days of yesterday that pass, And punishments that've taken their toll. Wherefore do these worries rile, To the resoluteness of my will- To those days of fulfilling deeds, And the countless yen I let them **** I might tread my path without vision, My stars to providence on a platter- Thy words shall serve as allusions, To breathe for as long as I need. -Breathe.
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 3:26 PM UTC
Breathe
through the lips of the horizon a purple parasol of attenuated ***** spread, flagrant is the crepuscule. these are the exiled in the heliotrope world: trees saluting the length of sprinting air to calm these undulations - painted are the leaves with blame. lips sinking to find answers hidden underneath the derelict of sweat, noisome moan after quieted breathing, heavy with the undeniable boulder of craving's weight - tongue naked, freeing itself from the oubliette of flesh, finding what is still to be tasted in a covetous harvest, it is indeed strange to be here, in this absolute hour of absent resoluteness. to deny want and embrace fullness, my eyes slope these visions and then dive through steepness. no words have to be said, only their significations held secretively as roots are unseen flourishing in their obligations to this flower, your flower underneath the twilight of bodies crossing each other out, love's derivatives ensue.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 5:34 AM UTC
Climaxes
Like the cold beauty of the snow, Beloved, is your countenance, And intangible as shadow Is my own foggy temperance; You are the rationale of thought And I the haste that feeling wrought. To my moonlit silver you are The triumphant glory of gold, The radiant sunburst of your star, The tinge of my gleam, still and cold; I am a bride in ornate lace And you the veil that hides her face. Like the tender soil of the earth, Beloved, rooted deep am I, And your grand destiny since birth– The infinite range of the sky; You are the grace of the feline And I the faith of the canine. O love! you are the Black pieces Seizing a win against all odds, Against my White heart's caprices– The resoluteness of the gods; I am the longing in your breath And you the succour of my death. © InscrutableAngel
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May 22, 2025
May 22, 2025 at 12:06 PM UTC
Eclipse
The day slips away it wouldn't bother to say-- 'see you tomorrow' nor 'goodbye' the moral-- time and I always the 'twain' but me it's too keen to deny with words: '  that person claims me a friend and confidant I think he does lie for to none do I belong I'm no one's keeper just an indifferent passer-by' its tone is harsh contemptuous incriminating abrasive and dry am I the trouble that separates myself from life or is it but a trickster bouncing its ***** of promised hopes seducing me right before my very eye? but no longer am I a child to be beguiled I'll stand my ground (while time and life slip by) in my resoluteness ready for a good and uncompromising fight I won't forgo my living right I'll go beyond myself I'll reach for the sky and my words of freedom and fearlessness write upon its face: 'a man is born to live and must learn to death defy and invent his own wings to fly where his heart leads to lands wet or dry to every height and no sky will be too high' I'll not hide behind a curtain nor construct a wall or fortress least of all would I retreat to a lonely corner my tears to dry born alone I'll seek no ally if I stretch out my heart to the splendour of love to beauty's wonder if my lips are warm kiss-ready I'd have had a foretaste of life's honey the grandest feast I'd have dined the day would slip away and me it would envy in its loss of words I'd be left alone in a world I've carved and now I call my own I've created my own bon nuit and bonjour.
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Feb 25, 2018
Feb 25, 2018 at 7:34 PM UTC
THE DAY SLIPS AWAY
The day slips away it wouldn't bother to say-- 'see you tomorrow' nor 'goodbye' the moral-- time and I always the 'twain' but me it's too keen to deny with words: '  that person claims me a friend and confidant I think he does lie for to none do I belong I'm no one's keeper just an indifferent passer-by' its tone is harsh contemptuous incriminating abrasive and dry am I the trouble that separates myself from life or is it but a trickster bouncing its ***** of promised hopes seducing me right before my very eye? but no longer am I a child to be beguiled I'll stand my ground (while time and life slip by) in my resoluteness ready for a good and uncompromising fight I won't forgo my living right I'll go beyond myself I'll reach for the sky and my words of freedom and fearlessness write upon its face: 'a man is born to live and must learn to death defy and invent his own wings to fly where his heart leads to lands wet or dry to every height and no sky will be too high' I'll not hide behind a curtain nor construct a wall or fortress least of all would I retreat to a lonely corner my tears to dry born alone I'll seek no ally if I stretch out my heart to the splendour of love to beauty's wonder if my lips are warm kiss-ready I'd have had a foretaste of life's honey the grandest feast I'd have dined the day would slip away and me it would envy in its loss of words I'd be left alone in a world I've carved and now I call my own I've created my own bon nuit and bonjour.
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wish not to be resoluteness of the giant sail in stormy tides but the innocence of a paper boat floating away in in monsoon
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Oct 5, 2020
Oct 5, 2020 at 2:59 PM UTC
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