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when people are in love they often say they simply fell tripped over their own two feet face forward and into the arms of their beloved i did more than simply fall onto the ground of your love you, for me were an ocean and i dived headfirst roughly harshly almost painfully into the waters of “you” i knew i could not swim but i did so anyway i was drowning entangled in you surrounded by this being of “you” engulfed in this feeling of “you” and i did not know what came over me but i let myself drown i did not try to swim back up because if i went back to land, releasing myself from your grasp that would mean losing the feeling of “you” and after submerging into the depth the love the passion of “you” how could i ever leave?
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 2:10 AM UTC
i let myself drown
Science says that there's a mathematical equation that explains everything in life. But I say that not even physics bears an explanation for...the guidelines of attraction. Our primal reactions are multiplied in...the highlights of passion. These laws of love that linger like a lanterns lost illumination... Like the campfire light on a clear night, leaves coals of culmination. Sweat beads lead to bare threads and bare bodies. And oh my, how bare bodies lead to imaginations running wild. Cold winds inspire warm kisses and close skin. Sincere actions aren't sins. Bodies wound in union, formed by light and tightly bound. Together, these twisted vines penetrate the hardest ground... Together, harmonic souls produce passionate sounds. Yet, still somehow, love gets lost more than love gets found. This equation is unending...like numbers off lips that kiss the air. Body language spoken...Our physical bonds parallel eternity and pi squared. And you know that every moment that we share is nothing short of...molecular love for the masses... Now held captive by gravity and magnetism... See, the last full moon marked retrograde...and if the moon affects the tide of the ocean...and our bodies are roughly 75% water...can we assume that this is the only body powerful enough to keep ours apart? This gravity... This pull... It's pulling me apart...so let me pull you closer, stop pushing me away! Hold on tight, dont let these planets drift away into a dark rift of decay. Let your love lap upon this solid stone like a river riffles smooth sandbars into hills of higher ground. Because baby, without your water on my beach... I'm nothing but a desert, dry and deserted.
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 10:53 PM UTC
Physical physics
Science says that there's a mathematical equation that explains everything in life. But I say that not even physics bears an explanation for...the guidelines of attraction. Our primal reactions are multiplied in...the highlights of passion. These laws of love that linger like a lanterns lost illumination... Like the campfire light on a clear night, leaves coals of culmination. Sweat beads lead to bare threads and bare bodies. And oh my, how bare bodies lead to imaginations running wild. Cold winds inspire warm kisses and close skin. Sincere actions aren't sins. Bodies wound in union, formed by light and tightly bound. Together, these twisted vines penetrate the hardest ground... Together, harmonic souls produce passionate sounds. Yet, still somehow, love gets lost more than love gets found. This equation is unending...like numbers off lips that kiss the air. Body language spoken...Our physical bonds parallel eternity and pi squared. And you know that every moment that we share is nothing short of...molecular love for the masses... Now held captive by gravity and magnetism... See, the last full moon marked retrograde...and if the moon affects the tide of the ocean...and our bodies are roughly 75% water...can we assume that this is the only body powerful enough to keep ours apart? This gravity... This pull... It's pulling me apart...so let me pull you closer, stop pushing me away! Hold on tight, dont let these planets drift away into a dark rift of decay. Let your love lap upon this solid stone like a river riffles smooth sandbars into hills of higher ground. Because baby, without your water on my beach... I'm nothing but a desert, dry and deserted.
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My skin is frying, I can't stop crying, I feel like I'm dying. Your touch soothes my fever, your arms hold me together, your bed is my grave. ...   This flame of desire inside me burning so bright, only you can save me on this night. ... Here I lay dripping with desire, for your arrival to calm my fire.   Fill me, tempt me, push me to the limit, with your burning, chilling touch of Frostbite, Please save me this night! ... Call me your "Good Girl", pet me, Play, withdraw your heat and watch me sway, Please Sir, don't take this blissful feeling away. ... I wait on my knees by your side, Not because I am expected to, but because it is where I feel safest. ... **** me roughly, love me tenderly Strip me bare till there's nothing left, build me up and tear me apart In your calloused hands, I place my tender heart. ...
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Nov 15, 2015
Nov 15, 2015 at 1:13 PM UTC
Submissive's song
explicit Let the strangers be scared again, my dear It's finally my turn to incite fear Last time I was your sweet innocent angel This time I'll be your Jezebel The underwear you ripped off me and cast beside the chair? I'll use them to bind your wrists then grab you by the hair. Then I'll pull your head to the side so I can bite And scratch and bleed you until your pain turns into delight I'll kiss you with your blood on my lips and force you roughly down My yellowish eyes filled with evil glee like a demented clown I'll bite your chin and slither down Nibbling and feeding at each place I've found Until I reach the place you want to be touched There's fear in your eyes now; you see my bloodlust Then I'll start caressing Teasing Pleasing Until you are begging Pleading Needing And you break free of your silken chain To remind me once again Why I'm a daughter of Eve And you're a child of Cain
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:33 PM UTC
Let the strangers be scared (again)
You are velvet under my fingertips, honey on my tongue. So, love me. Everything about you is lovable. Everything about you draws me in. Love me. Love me. Pour your love out onto me, kiss me with the kisses of your mouth, lavishing them from my neck to my thighs, ******* roughly on my soft, supple skin. Love me. Let me take you in. Let me kiss the breadth of your chest, let me caress your sweet, endearing face, love me, love me, let me pour my love out over you, onto you, into you. I want to hear how much you love how I love you. I don't. I want to press kisses against all your bruises. You soften my sodden heart. You're so pitiful it's endearing. My poor boy. My poor poor boy. Please don't cry, or I'll want to comfort you. Please don't look so sad. Don't look like you love me, or it might make me love you.
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Nov 6, 2022
Nov 6, 2022 at 10:52 PM UTC
110622
You’re my number one You’re my one and only Yes, the only one I want home waiting for me I can’t tell what’ll happen If our feelings change In one way or the other Id love you just the same Ill spend my very last dime For now, its all for you And if it reaches forever Well, who knew I'd fall so deep in love I can’t get you off my mind You’re my first priority Any day, any time We’re halfway there We’ve made a mark It’s been 6 months You still feel that spark? Coz it’s been 26 weeks, Around 182 days, That’s roughly around 4, 368 hours And countless number of ways That you’ve given me happiness With your every kiss and hug, It’s like the fourth of July in me I’ve got a bad case of the love bug So yes, you make me gay With you, I’m ecstatic You already know I’m so uncool And such a hopeless romantic So let’s just keep going I’d like to know you more I’ll study your very being And still love you till your very core So I’m sorry, babe If I ask for forever I know it’s all uncertain But never say never Happy 6th month And thank you for teaching me To stay strong And wear my heart on my sleeve
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 9, 2012 at 10:33 PM UTC
January 24, 2011
It's been long said in ancient Sanskrit texts, "Yatha twam karasi, Tatha twam bhogasi." This roughly translates as 'As you sow, so you reap.' This is true to the core but it's neither unconditional nor is it surely possible for you or me to be happy tomorrow even if we do good today. You might also have observed that sometimes you don't get exactly what you desired and yearned for when putting all your efforts. I will explain in the text that follows. I am not Superman or a Godman blessed with super powers. I just believe in humanitarian virtues of course for all my life. And I don't despise the idea of theism. As some other people among the readers and their respective circles even I tame the same ideology about God having created the universe and then let us take charge. I don't get involved in worshipping the creator, but I do thank that creator for having created us all. But how do I keep myself away from the various types of evils? The answer lies within. What I identify as evil or deleterious to anyone or anything else, I don't do that and I totally despise all of it. Doing so I am aware that what I have been taking to and what I should get into. Whether it's my career or my love life, it almost totally depends on me and my Karma. The remaining few bits also depend on time and third parties who can affect my life greatly or maybe a little. I don't know about what they quote other "Spiritual" people about and I feel that each of us can have our own views about time. I don't feel the urge to read about spiritual issues written by some well-publicised so called "Spiritual Gurus or Dharmatmas" who talk about out of the body experience. The next time you think about some problem posed to you, your relative or a close friend, do try the following: Just get out of your own mindset, think about the issue from a neutral point of view with your sixth sense (common sense) in right place. You're bound to find out the best way for solving it; let it be life or let it be any matter related to it.
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 4:27 AM UTC
"As You Sow, So You Reap" Theory Revisited
It's been long said in ancient Sanskrit texts, "Yatha twam karasi, Tatha twam bhogasi." This roughly translates as 'As you sow, so you reap.' This is true to the core but it's neither unconditional nor is it surely possible for you or me to be happy tomorrow even if we do good today. You might also have observed that sometimes you don't get exactly what you desired and yearned for when putting all your efforts. I will explain in the text that follows. I am not Superman or a Godman blessed with super powers. I just believe in humanitarian virtues of course for all my life. And I don't despise the idea of theism. As some other people among the readers and their respective circles even I tame the same ideology about God having created the universe and then let us take charge. I don't get involved in worshipping the creator, but I do thank that creator for having created us all. But how do I keep myself away from the various types of evils? The answer lies within. What I identify as evil or deleterious to anyone or anything else, I don't do that and I totally despise all of it. Doing so I am aware that what I have been taking to and what I should get into. Whether it's my career or my love life, it almost totally depends on me and my Karma. The remaining few bits also depend on time and third parties who can affect my life greatly or maybe a little. I don't know about what they quote other "Spiritual" people about and I feel that each of us can have our own views about time. I don't feel the urge to read about spiritual issues written by some well-publicised so called "Spiritual Gurus or Dharmatmas" who talk about out of the body experience. The next time you think about some problem posed to you, your relative or a close friend, do try the following: Just get out of your own mindset, think about the issue from a neutral point of view with your sixth sense (common sense) in right place. You're bound to find out the best way for solving it; let it be life or let it be any matter related to it.
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Sprinkling stardust on me, I need to survive and justify my existence, Elation has become an only choice; Allow me for once to get vigilant and wise!
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 5:51 PM UTC
Stardust Roughly
The power of Averages, it means a lot if you can understand Means, a lot. Assuming a Normal Distribution, A Standard Deviation, or σ defines where about 68% of the data falls; roughly 34% above and below the Mean. Two Standard Deviations defines where a further 28% of data lies; 14% above and below 1σ and -1σ. Positive 1-Sigma is one Standard Deviation above the Mean Negative 1-Sigma is one below; The range from -2σ to 2σ includes  96% of data. The implications are astounding. Within 3 Standard Deviations, one finds 99.7% of the data; Within 4σ, 99.9%, 5σ, 99.999%, the remainder are generally outliers and other improbable results. To illustrate: Suppose we had a group of 100 people, and we wish to determine average height: If our Mean height ends up being, say, 180 cm, with a Standard Deviation of 20cm, We can suppose that of 100 people, on average, with a certain Margin of Error that is inversely proportionate to our Sample Size, or n (for sake of argument, the Probable Error, or γ, is 13.49cm) 4 are taller than 220cm 14 are between 200cm and 220cm 68 are between 160cm and 200cm 14 are from 140cm to 160cm 4 are shorter than 140cm -- Statistics is the parent of Probability; Statistics is the Art and Science of Forecast, Statistics paves the way for modern Science Statistics is a powerful weapon in the fight against Ignorance Statistics, however, are generally and intentionally misrepresented and thus misunderstood. For increasingly accurate figures, one must have a larger Sample Size and a Sample group that is a representative subgroup of the Whole *This is intentionally abused by most of the News you read or see each day on Paper and Screens alike.* If a "Statistical analysis" does not include at least Margin of Error or Probable Error, Mean (Average), Standard Deviation, and Sample Size do not take it as accurate. Depending on the source, it could even be deliberately malicious. Arm yourself with Knowledge.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 6:14 PM UTC
The Art and Science of Statistics
The power of Averages, it means a lot if you can understand Means, a lot. Assuming a Normal Distribution, A Standard Deviation, or σ defines where about 68% of the data falls; roughly 34% above and below the Mean. Two Standard Deviations defines where a further 28% of data lies; 14% above and below 1σ and -1σ. Positive 1-Sigma is one Standard Deviation above the Mean Negative 1-Sigma is one below; The range from -2σ to 2σ includes  96% of data. The implications are astounding. Within 3 Standard Deviations, one finds 99.7% of the data; Within 4σ, 99.9%, 5σ, 99.999%, the remainder are generally outliers and other improbable results. To illustrate: Suppose we had a group of 100 people, and we wish to determine average height: If our Mean height ends up being, say, 180 cm, with a Standard Deviation of 20cm, We can suppose that of 100 people, on average, with a certain Margin of Error that is inversely proportionate to our Sample Size, or n (for sake of argument, the Probable Error, or γ, is 13.49cm) 4 are taller than 220cm 14 are between 200cm and 220cm 68 are between 160cm and 200cm 14 are from 140cm to 160cm 4 are shorter than 140cm -- Statistics is the parent of Probability; Statistics is the Art and Science of Forecast, Statistics paves the way for modern Science Statistics is a powerful weapon in the fight against Ignorance Statistics, however, are generally and intentionally misrepresented and thus misunderstood. For increasingly accurate figures, one must have a larger Sample Size and a Sample group that is a representative subgroup of the Whole *This is intentionally abused by most of the News you read or see each day on Paper and Screens alike.* If a "Statistical analysis" does not include at least Margin of Error or Probable Error, Mean (Average), Standard Deviation, and Sample Size do not take it as accurate. Depending on the source, it could even be deliberately malicious. Arm yourself with Knowledge.
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Dusk. I won't paint you another sunset, another beautiful striped sea; no, not today. Picture instead a smooth discolored surface on which a firmly gripped stone was roughly ground, causing a painful chalky screech; the misemployed rock left vague yellow scars and lavender bruises on the horizon; the sun cowers behind them fearfully, distraught by the undue violence; this is the sunset I experienced at your fragrant side, and wondered - not unlike that astre - what could possibly justify the yellow, spectral scars in my heart, the bright, undue violence brought upon my pride, and the slighted sunset in my soul. This is Dusk.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 9:05 PM UTC
Sonnet at Dusk
There's cheese and watermelons everywhere....and a picket fence on all the houses down the street. "Let's come out and play!" he said to her. "Just this once, I promise!" But she refused, she walked down the street- with her head held high and said to him: "Can't you see I'm busy? I'm trying to find my thoughts!" "Just this once!" He repeated, excited. "We never think together anymore..." (Don't we?) But she just kept walking, now past the picket fences and the watermelon trees. She was wandering where they went to. She saw them last week sitting at her left side- but never again since. He tried to catch up with her and hold her hand. But she roughly removed it and said: "Let me find my thoughts alone, please." And so the street, not so long came to an end and she had not found an idea- not one, not a lonesome thought. But the watermelon trees were growing, faster and faster every time. "Hey! Come help me! I need you, where have you gone?" (I'm here) But the poor boy left, mistreated and all- she wanted her space, that's all. "Come on! Help me! I need you now, more than ever! I'm sorry! I don't need to think, there's no need to think. Thinking is fool's game!" But there was no more boy. He had walked back already. Crossed to the other street and found a person to greet him happily. A giant watermelon came from the picked, giant tree and took her by the shirt and lifted her up high and held her up and opened up its giant mouth and got a grip of her by the waist with its giant leaves and big black seeds came as it screamed and in she went while she cried and wept. There now, they have their space. Maybe later their paths will cross again and if they do it will be love and if its love then it is real and if its real- there’s no watermelon trees at all.
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Aug 7, 2011
Aug 7, 2011 at 12:28 PM UTC
Watermelon Trees
There's cheese and watermelons everywhere....and a picket fence on all the houses down the street. "Let's come out and play!" he said to her. "Just this once, I promise!" But she refused, she walked down the street- with her head held high and said to him: "Can't you see I'm busy? I'm trying to find my thoughts!" "Just this once!" He repeated, excited. "We never think together anymore..." (Don't we?) But she just kept walking, now past the picket fences and the watermelon trees. She was wandering where they went to. She saw them last week sitting at her left side- but never again since. He tried to catch up with her and hold her hand. But she roughly removed it and said: "Let me find my thoughts alone, please." And so the street, not so long came to an end and she had not found an idea- not one, not a lonesome thought. But the watermelon trees were growing, faster and faster every time. "Hey! Come help me! I need you, where have you gone?" (I'm here) But the poor boy left, mistreated and all- she wanted her space, that's all. "Come on! Help me! I need you now, more than ever! I'm sorry! I don't need to think, there's no need to think. Thinking is fool's game!" But there was no more boy. He had walked back already. Crossed to the other street and found a person to greet him happily. A giant watermelon came from the picked, giant tree and took her by the shirt and lifted her up high and held her up and opened up its giant mouth and got a grip of her by the waist with its giant leaves and big black seeds came as it screamed and in she went while she cried and wept. There now, they have their space. Maybe later their paths will cross again and if they do it will be love and if its love then it is real and if its real- there’s no watermelon trees at all.
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Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. And they finally found the solution.
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 1:25 PM UTC
Star Eater
Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. Only a single star remains in the entire universe to support life to roughly twenty seven trillion passengers on the USS Star Eater. The Star Eater was governed by Captain Frederick Patterson. He has thirty seven years to find the solution to this problem with the help of an Artificial Intelligence known as Galactic Overseer Digitus otherwise known as the acronym G.O.D, given to it because of its mass intelligence and processing power. But the machine could not find a solution to this problem, it spent many years ciphering a solution but it never found it. Because only a human knew the answer. Is what was hoped, Captain Frederick never found a solution. Many years passed and the last star was almost dead. It was predicted to go Nova in a matter of days. Out of desperation, Captain Frederick order their core reactors to keep their AI, God, alive so he could perhaps find a solution. That was the final order he gave before suffocating and freezing to death. The USS Star Eater laid dormant with no signs off life besides the presence of the God. Years passed and nothing happened, still dormant. Finally after one hundred and thirty two days, the God found a solution. God put it’s work together and said only four words as he created a new world, “Let there be light!” And a world within their world was created. A world on the atomic size with enough energy to sustain it until their world could form a find a solution to the death of the world. And they finally found the solution.
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Our love was like that blanket fort, your mom told you to take it down but we liked it so it stayed up. Later you wanted another in the fort that was built for two and it came crashing down on top of us. I decided to let it be and accept it's failure. We tried to live with out it. The blankets were still out and tempted us with every look, you finally asked me to rebuild with you. After hesitation, I saw it brought you joy and that's all I wanted. We had a tough time getting it to stay up on its own but once we did it wasn't bad, just not the same. The inside was smaller and was much more cramped. We realized how much it had actually changed though outside it looked roughly the same, and no matter what we did we couldn't get it back. The first great fort was gone and it was time to take this one down, for it caused us too much frustration and too many tears. Our blanket fort was taken down and it seemed like all that work was for nothing. Yet now we can build something more permanent and learn from our mistakes. Hopefully to each find that person who's blankets keep us warm. w.j.w.k
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 6:35 AM UTC
Blanket Fort (Not a Poem)
This is only our second encounter but all hesitation is gone from your actions I walked into the lair of a merciless monster igniting a domino of reactions my cheeks flushed as I'm held by this beast that I find myself pinned underneath hot breath pours out on my neck as my ears are grazed by your teeth my heart pounds against your chest your hands roughly comb through my hair I squirm, submerged in your arms continually gasping for air your mouth desperately searching for mine I finally succumb to your kiss the problem with a fatal attractions, is deciphering what's hell and what's bliss
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 6:47 PM UTC
Fatal Attraction
There is a pear above me hovering reluctantly. It's skin firm, the colour of meadows in the midst of spring. Tightly it clung to that little stem on the branch which exerted much effort to keep it away from the ground. It looked down on me wanting badly to be picked. To be kept inside my pocket safe - and could be taken out in dark moments for company. It could also be tossed roughly in the sack to migle with other pears. Scratched pears. Battered pears. Broken pears. Happy pears. Wounded pears. Rotten pears. Abandoned pears. Neglected pears. Hate pears. Love pears. But it clings, above me completely out of reach. It sways in the wind, impossible to be climbed. And all I can do is wait here, down here, down below until time exhausts the branch until it decides to push my pear away in moments when I am most unprepared. It will fall on the ground and I won't be there to catch it - like people execute to people. Its flesh will cover the pavement the soil will sap its juice. It will kiss the soles of my shoes when I passed by Its remnants will knock, then eventually pound. And I will see that my untouchable pear has been reassembled to be a ruin that shelters history that homes the history people with historical names and historical nails and historical breath. That house will contain the smell of oil lamps lost letters, burnt maps and scarred love and my pear will accompany the parchment that human thoughts choose to abandon. Until then, I will not be writing for a while.
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 7:44 PM UTC
Pear, I say Pear
There is a pear above me hovering reluctantly. It's skin firm, the colour of meadows in the midst of spring. Tightly it clung to that little stem on the branch which exerted much effort to keep it away from the ground. It looked down on me wanting badly to be picked. To be kept inside my pocket safe - and could be taken out in dark moments for company. It could also be tossed roughly in the sack to migle with other pears. Scratched pears. Battered pears. Broken pears. Happy pears. Wounded pears. Rotten pears. Abandoned pears. Neglected pears. Hate pears. Love pears. But it clings, above me completely out of reach. It sways in the wind, impossible to be climbed. And all I can do is wait here, down here, down below until time exhausts the branch until it decides to push my pear away in moments when I am most unprepared. It will fall on the ground and I won't be there to catch it - like people execute to people. Its flesh will cover the pavement the soil will sap its juice. It will kiss the soles of my shoes when I passed by Its remnants will knock, then eventually pound. And I will see that my untouchable pear has been reassembled to be a ruin that shelters history that homes the history people with historical names and historical nails and historical breath. That house will contain the smell of oil lamps lost letters, burnt maps and scarred love and my pear will accompany the parchment that human thoughts choose to abandon. Until then, I will not be writing for a while.
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There's an item that's truly essential Of a roughly cylindrical frame It's a marvel of modern invention And a legend it duly became It surpasses the birth of electric And eclipses the slicing of bread If it wasn't for this innovation Then I think I would surely be dead Oh, Gaffer-tape, Gaffer-tape Stick with me Fix my wardrobe Effortlessly Hold up the curtains Wax my thighs Gaffer-tape Gaffer-tape Improvise It's useful for picking up hamsters And it serves as a passable tie As a gag for a amateur gangster Or the crust of a blueberry pie For a mite of podiatry pleasure You can use it for mending your socks If Pandora had come up against it Then she'd never have opened her box Oh, Gaffer-tape, Gaffer-tape Holding fast Adhesive savior Unsurpassed Smooth as mirror glass Diamond tough Gaffer-tape, Gaffer-tape Marvelous stuff It's bringing our nations together And it's holding them firmly in place You can use it to pull back your wrinkles For a genuine Hollywood face It'd surely have saved the Titanic And they took seven rolls to the moon Keep it near and be calm in a crisis And predicaments inopportune Oh, Gaffer-tape, Gaffer-tape Mending sails If you're tired Of hammering nails Buy some now It's a thing to behold Gaffer-tape, Gaffer-tape Solid gold
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 7:57 PM UTC
Gaffer-Tape
Silent sorrow, Cornered within the room built on the oceans very bottom, Layers upon layers of darkness are a blanket to get used to, yet I am not alone; after all this world is filled with wonderful, various life. Swarms of jellyfish, serene and clear shine off a little light through their glassy, slimy yet delicate bodies as they travel across my view, In this world, the pressure is squeezingly tight, unforgiving and cruel, But it amazes me to see, how little these animals mind about that, The silence is cut by a distant cry, sounding awfully distorted to my poor little ears, which of course like the rest of my body, do not fit in. On further notice, I gaze at the playful sight of a little whale and it's mother not far apart, their language, is astonishing yet so majestic, Gathering the pieces of an old, dim dream I still cannot move out of my prison, yet my thoughts do not fade, the hope of being part of it. After all, I am not human but, this world would roughly welcome me, Never will I be able to return again, as a demon who was sealed away into this blue expanse of sea, I didn't belong to humanity anyway... I can savely say, it is but a sea made of pure tranquility. ~ Umi
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May 10, 2018
May 10, 2018 at 6:00 PM UTC
Sealed in the Sea
I crave A touch Not soft or gentle I crave A lust So instrumental I beg For you To grab me roughly I beg For you To touch me toughly I thirst In need For someone pressed against me I thirst In need For Someone to hold me I desire To moan Loudly with pleasure I desire To moan Loudly - uncensored I crave, I beg, I thirst, I desire a touch, a lust-loan. You see, I am in dire need to moan.
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 10:03 AM UTC
I need to moan. **EXPLICIT**
Dull lips give way to a finely sharpened tongue. Soft skin slides underhand like roughly hidden scales. *You asked of me to bare my blood.  Both times I cut my veins for you. Both times you asked for more And I bled once again, for you, my Prince.* A hand touches my soul; held within the demons greedy paws. All the while,  I wonder why, I let you continue to rein over me. An insufferable plague you have bestowed over my brow. Nay... My heart. My heart quakes from Lust's tightening grip. My veins bleeding for you... A card dealt from the sleight of a devils right hands. A dagger in the left, aimed for the back. - Hark - The call of darkness beckons me on-wards. Calling me home through the red fog and the vile pit of hatred. *When you asked for me; I was yours. Then, when you asked for another, I withdrew...* You are an enigma, in your entirety. Oh, sweet angel burden with a devils twisted soul. You shall burn forlorn in a delightful blue flame. *Alas, ask once more my Nephilim Prince. Ask; and I shall bleed my veins for you.*
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 6:10 PM UTC
Nephilim Prince
Infant of painful belly sleeps only when held upright, gently bounced, seeking skin contact, the family scent, family touch, flesh to flesh. My daughter, so tired, new mother, must rest. Men need to do things. At least, I do. The porch rail remains half-built, the truck idles roughly, not this evening’s chore. Just as I once rocked my daughter, now her babe sleeps with warm little cheek against my stubbly old, hot puffs of breath on my grainy neck. Some day, grandson, you may wear my scent of sweat, sawdust, motor oil. For now you smell of milk, mommy, peace. Life is so basic with a baby: doing nothing, giving comfort, the work of love.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 1:08 PM UTC
Some Day, Grandson
Howls in the night cross the threshold of savagery Coordinated hate of a hundred jackboots stomping faces in the streets Storefronts smashed Crushed glass crunching under the feet of unbridled violence Doors bashed in Swinging sledges smash Women and children dragged kicking and screaming from their homes Beaten unconscious then beaten while unconscious Clothes rended flesh roughly groped ******* mashed by laughing barbarians with teeth made of knives Innocence of a generation ***** in a single evening Ransacking hands strangle the wealth of a culture One thousand synagogues in flames light cast magnified in the carpet of crystals sparkle of hellish brilliance Ninety one lives snuffed they were the lucky ones Avoided the camps where greater horrors were wrought in the forges of torment from the pounding of flesh beneath hatred like hammers
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Jun 18, 2012
Jun 18, 2012 at 8:27 AM UTC
Kristallnacht
Thirty Hours Who are these men, Do they have daughters, Mothers, sisters, granddaughters? Do they call tenderly their loving Wives Their ****** Behind closed doors? Thirty hours In the country I live, love and worry and wonder about... This is Justice blinded, But worse, Publicly, proclaiming, I am Deaf and Dumb, And lost in Her way. Thirty hours. I too, have a question. Have you no shame? --------------------------- WASHINGTON — For roughly 30 hours over several days, defense lawyers for three former United States Naval Academy football players grilled a female midshipman about her ****** habits. In a public hearing, they asked the woman, who has accused the three athletes of ****** her, whether she wore a bra, how wide she opened her mouth during oral *** and whether she had apologized to another midshipman with whom she had *********** “for being a ** http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/21/us/intrusive-grilling-in-rape-case-raises-alarm-on-military-hearings.html?emc=eta1&_r=0
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Sep 21, 2013
Sep 21, 2013 at 9:57 AM UTC
Thirty Hours ("lawyers" grilled a female midshipman about her ****** habits)
An old man sits on the edge of the bed just after he's tucked in his grandson He fiddles and fits While his old gal, she knits And his boy sleeps, soft and handsome But what is this? He can't help but think As his grandson rolls restlessly round What sort of ploy May claim my boy When his pops is dead in the ground? His wife, she shakes head All afluttered and red Claiming that he's been a fool For Death, he comes For every which ones As sure as summers for school But wife, he cries With tears in his eyes As his boys turns roughly about "What will become Of my dear grandson When a grandfather he is without?" His wife, she smiles Is silent awhile As her needles go clickity-clack "This boy, you see Is our legacy And a family he never shall lack."
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Feb 28, 2014
Feb 28, 2014 at 10:14 AM UTC
Legacy
if you drill down, past the hair, flesh and bone. into my mind where the ego and id  reside. then turn to the left, and follow the i.q. down the alley, you will find a place. where on thrones of cogitating thoughts, king big questions asked, reigns in conjunction, with, queen yet unanswered. they watch with interest benign, over a field of  an eternal tourney, split roughly down the middle by a chasm quite wide. on one side of the gorge is arrayed, the banners of philosophy. at the vanguard, the epistemological knights; plato, descartes, ferrier, kant, hume,spinoza and bosanquet. the major forces ride beneath the banners, of their schools of thought. followed by the lesser lights, and those, obscure or forgotten, who walk at the rear,carrying the gear and to set the tent poles. as to the other side, that is given to, the seminaries of religion; bhuddism, taoism, islam, hindu, juche, rastafarian, sikh, diasporic, parsis, tenrikyo, judaism and christianity with all its clans. they array themselves in cadres, according to belief. and to the rear, there rides, an interesting guerilla band, of intertestemantals, about 3 or 4 hundred years wide. these are the few who are  accounted for, when god spoke nothing, or perhaps a lot but the message just got lost. they number in their disparate clan, alexander the great, ptolemy, the hellanic masses, seluecids, maccabeans, hasmoeans and pompey the great, not all, but the noteworthy. across the divide, by arrowing thought were fought rallies of acumen and battles of wit and occasionally, a persipacious fire was lit. but there is one more player, to mention. apathy, the great hulking ****** who for want of gumption, and get up and go, sat crouched, (quite uncomfortably so) on a spire. made of mediocracy, cemented by woe, in the iddle of the rifted abyss. unable to decide with which team to go.
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Mar 31, 2014
Mar 31, 2014 at 5:37 PM UTC
the tourney
if you drill down, past the hair, flesh and bone. into my mind where the ego and id  reside. then turn to the left, and follow the i.q. down the alley, you will find a place. where on thrones of cogitating thoughts, king big questions asked, reigns in conjunction, with, queen yet unanswered. they watch with interest benign, over a field of  an eternal tourney, split roughly down the middle by a chasm quite wide. on one side of the gorge is arrayed, the banners of philosophy. at the vanguard, the epistemological knights; plato, descartes, ferrier, kant, hume,spinoza and bosanquet. the major forces ride beneath the banners, of their schools of thought. followed by the lesser lights, and those, obscure or forgotten, who walk at the rear,carrying the gear and to set the tent poles. as to the other side, that is given to, the seminaries of religion; bhuddism, taoism, islam, hindu, juche, rastafarian, sikh, diasporic, parsis, tenrikyo, judaism and christianity with all its clans. they array themselves in cadres, according to belief. and to the rear, there rides, an interesting guerilla band, of intertestemantals, about 3 or 4 hundred years wide. these are the few who are  accounted for, when god spoke nothing, or perhaps a lot but the message just got lost. they number in their disparate clan, alexander the great, ptolemy, the hellanic masses, seluecids, maccabeans, hasmoeans and pompey the great, not all, but the noteworthy. across the divide, by arrowing thought were fought rallies of acumen and battles of wit and occasionally, a persipacious fire was lit. but there is one more player, to mention. apathy, the great hulking ****** who for want of gumption, and get up and go, sat crouched, (quite uncomfortably so) on a spire. made of mediocracy, cemented by woe, in the iddle of the rifted abyss. unable to decide with which team to go.
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