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"rudest" poems
When I saw my bones Protrude From the knots of my back Like the ridges of a dinosaur Sapped of food, singed with Stress A childish distress Fear darkness Blankness Terrifying emptiness When I saw my back protrude like the Ridges of a dinosaur I saw my body dressed as the Skeleton I will one day become I saw a vessel controlling a brain I felt like a bottle of tequila drained Such fun until it's empty Used to the tip of uselessness When I saw my back protrude like dinosaur ridges, a skeleton **** The most terrifying thing I felt when I saw my back protrude, like the dinosaurs I coveted when I was small, The rudest thing I felt was Satisfaction With it all I felt more beautiful than I ever had Maybe Ever will Felt satisfied at the neatened carelessness I Had almost used to **** myself Satisfaction That my body curved in Only bones, no fat or muscle to Hide the struts within Revelled in the hunger in the pit of Stomach because no one Could control that but Me You can't fail at starvation I loved it For once I couldn't fail When I saw my back protrude like a dinosaur I knew I could never go there again Because the living dead feel only Hunger Chest pains And fatigue And dinosaurs ate whenever the **** they wanted to
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Mar 8, 2015
Mar 8, 2015 at 8:16 AM UTC
Like a dinosaur
Long I followed happy guides,— I could never reach their sides. Their step is forth, and, ere the day, Breaks up their leaguer, and away. Keen my sense, my heart was young, Right goodwill my sinews strung, But no speed of mine avails To hunt upon their shining trails. On and away, their hasting feet Make the morning proud and sweet. Flowers they strew, I catch the scent, Or tone of silver instrument Leaves on the wind melodious trace, Yet I could never see their face. On eastern hills I see their smokes Mixed with mist by distant lochs. I meet many travellers Who the road had surely kept,— They saw not my fine revellers,— These had crossed them while they slept. Some had heard their fair report In the country or the court. Fleetest couriers alive Never yet could once arrive, As they went or they returned, At the house where these sojourned. Sometimes their strong speed they slacken, Though they are not overtaken: In sleep, their jubilant troop is near, I tuneful voices overhear, It may be in wood or waste,— At unawares 'tis come and passed. Their near camp my spirit knows By signs gracious as rainbows. I thenceforward and long after Listen for their harplike laughter, And carry in my heart for days Peace that hallows rudest ways.—
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The Forerunners
Sometimes the rudest can be the ones closest to you. Because you did not see it coming.
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Sep 24, 2015
Sep 24, 2015 at 5:12 AM UTC
Untitled
the pompous one with her comments as she slithers by with the rudest of dogs the confident family; confident      to a fault sitting too close and talking too loud the hypocrite complaining of the mess and leaving behind a scavenger's detritus the insecure sage a font of knowledge based on hearsay and opinion with only a pinch      of fact the innocently gormless with no thought for sense      or logic common or otherwise but only for the now and the immediate these are the passengers on the carousel      of frustrations for today; replayed rephrased resurrected over and over i think so little      of them yet i'm unable to stop myself thinking about them
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Apr 22, 2022
Apr 22, 2022 at 8:54 AM UTC
them
Tempests escort trust Right out the door In rudest manner. Blustery, with an icy chill That breathes nausea into my soul, Fear has ******* trust for far too long. This is not The Way. This is not what He designed, Nor paid so dearly for. He could not be more clear: “You will have trouble- But take heart, I have overcome the world, I am with you always,” Cast your cares on me, Consider the lilies of the field, I’ve numbered the hairs on your head.” It’s time I get ruthless, Toss fear and worry out, And bar the door with trust. Start a fire of gratitude in the hearth, And cook a celebratory feast. When darkness descends And trouble comes in waves, When I see things gone wrong, With no redeeming bent, I will wait. I will clutch His hand and wait. I will look around in this moment, And ask, “Father, what would you have?” I lack understanding, And there is nothing good in me, But I belong to One who Loves extravagantly, Strengthens repeatedly, Forgives freely, Rules in humility, And is jealous for my trust. I’m beginning to think It is an all or nothing proposition. Clarity may not come, Not in this shady realm. But confident expectation surely can. Do I or don’t I? Will I or won’t I? Trepidation and trust Just a heartbeat apart, these two. It’s time for ruthless trust.
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Apr 26, 2013
Apr 26, 2013 at 1:49 PM UTC
Ruthless Trust
I'm a proud father. I give birth to poems through unearthly thinking and being inside and looking out A space for consciousness ,pen and paper to collide and conceive baby poems. and sometimes going out and learning clears you mind , through trees , air and the sky : godly art I connect divinity to heart , sometimes poems are like **** , conceived in the most rudest way and has a strangest feeling.  I give birth through seeing that I live routines and an uncaring society that only cares about responsibility and gives zero time to reality . But in the midst of foreign thoughts I find peace. Poems are deceased flowers that can reach high as skyscrapers and touch water vapor and capture what's below its nature And I still remain in the middle of gunshots writing poems.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
I give birth to poems(I'm a proud father)
I AM RUDE . I'm the rudest ******* you'll ever see. The sailors and bus drivers, in all their glory, aren't as half as rude as me. I AM SARCASTIC, I am not being sarcastic at all, I mean you're doing sooo great figuring me out, It's not painful to watch at all. I AM INSANE, The maddest horse in the senate, Or was it the Caesar I cant remember, I'm crazy **** it! I AM SHALLOW, If I had to spit or swallow, I'd do both and say I had *** twice. Just to feel nice. I AM NOT A GOOD PERSON, I am not a person at all, I am a mirror of bad parenting Lustful, petty and banal.
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Jan 11, 2019
Jan 11, 2019 at 10:37 PM UTC
Banal
Oh my estranged lover, What is my mistake? To care about you, And to suggest? That too, For your own good? I never wanted any control. Oh my sweetest lover, What is my crime? To selflessly love you, And to support? That as well, For yourself? I only wanted a lifelong friend. Perhaps, a friend has an end, But I wanted you as my lover, And a lover is for forever? I started to suggest, At your own request, Have you forgotten? I just wanted to care about you. Then you say that you have parents, And they care for you as well, You are their first born. And you have two siblings, Then why do you put up strange demands, Have you forgotten Manya & Atharv too? I tell you the rudest words because these are the crudest truth. Do you know when your father will take a loan, Supposedly from one of the private banks, What he will have to pledge against it? Maybe his car or more, Perhaps his business office, Or maybe the home? I will suggest you against going overseas to study. Do not you know India has the best education, Ranked number one since ages long ago, Where you transpire to go leaving it? Trust me you do not, I know that, But what about your family? Will you surely repay your loan by yourself? Baby, you are immature and a control freak, Controlling me was almost acceptable then, But why do you control your father? I love you like anything, Your father loves you too, But do you love anyone but yourself? Wake up from your fantasies and face the reality.
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Nov 29, 2016
Nov 29, 2016 at 2:16 AM UTC
She Calls Me A Control Freak
He set himself free out of the confines he was in, after much misery and suffering. To free his mind  out of jail's jagged logic was, an exorcism of many kinds, for long. But the rudest shock came when he found out that the so called jail didn't have any lock at all! Who then was the renegade, in the first place that made him believe, he was a prisoner of life? A pointer on " how to look" for all of us who deviate, hallucinate and take it as  truth,without  any question! How many still are locked up,in the dark confine of minds, thinking there is no way out and the key is lost for ever.
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Jun 18, 2017
Jun 18, 2017 at 2:06 PM UTC
freedom is bondage,unless your eyes see light.
The rudest awakening, Alarm clock beckons. From bliss to reality, in two nasty seconds. Early winter mornings, an unnatural time. So dark and depressing is this great British clime. The air is freezing. The heating is broken. It's to this Baltic ******** that I am awoken. Skin's hypersensitive and lights are too bright. Noises too noisy, Take me back to the night. Forced out of bed, and all just for money. But as everyone knows, no money, no honey.
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Sep 12, 2019
Sep 12, 2019 at 1:11 AM UTC
The Rudest Awakening
want to become an artist? get ready for poverty, and get ready to feel uncomfortable writing personae, where no form of narration will give you a good night's sleep, esp. "first person" narration; get ready for many contradictory revelations, and the rudest form of mockery: ridicule. get ready for the lynch mobs of the digital age of frustrated writers who, frustrated, antagonise; get ready to realise that poetry, compared to other mediums of writing is only the bare minimum, the sheer nakedness of it, the bare minimum. i find it most peculiar that a once mighty and budding colonial nation, nay, nation expanded into a colonial empire, should suddenly implode and craft a mini-commonwealth inside its boarders, and become so blind with self-righteousness as a means to erase the past, and see itself as a champion of all kinds of freedoms, of all kinds of necessary obligations to provide the epitomes of human dignity, as to not offend / provoke, all stiff-upper-lip hush hush, to see the monochromatic audiences at large stadium concerts no later than mid-nineties: but what the hell do i know, i'm just a plumber, a plumber to the mammoth economic class of england like in the olden days of marx and engels. i'd change the anthem though: poland a cinder after the raging flames of prussia austria and russia - dictated our extinction - a cinderella of europe - and for its once proud ally - now a game of blame when unified for the mini-commonwealth; or as the irish say so well established in this land, and esp. after the good friday treaty: integrate little cinderella boy, integrate, learn the language, and customs too, but afterwards return to your people, and live in our great multi-cultural society, under our former masters' brow, in a segregated multi-cultural society of the many death circle pockets, live by all means, but do not be relevant with us or our masters on a friendship base. come the days when neighbour is no longer a neighbour, should a neighbour be the least of a borrowed cup of sugar, or anything of such - the tinniest categorisation of aid.
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Jan 22, 2016
Jan 22, 2016 at 5:52 AM UTC
the cinderella of europe
want to become an artist? get ready for poverty, and get ready to feel uncomfortable writing personae, where no form of narration will give you a good night's sleep, esp. "first person" narration; get ready for many contradictory revelations, and the rudest form of mockery: ridicule. get ready for the lynch mobs of the digital age of frustrated writers who, frustrated, antagonise; get ready to realise that poetry, compared to other mediums of writing is only the bare minimum, the sheer nakedness of it, the bare minimum. i find it most peculiar that a once mighty and budding colonial nation, nay, nation expanded into a colonial empire, should suddenly implode and craft a mini-commonwealth inside its boarders, and become so blind with self-righteousness as a means to erase the past, and see itself as a champion of all kinds of freedoms, of all kinds of necessary obligations to provide the epitomes of human dignity, as to not offend / provoke, all stiff-upper-lip hush hush, to see the monochromatic audiences at large stadium concerts no later than mid-nineties: but what the hell do i know, i'm just a plumber, a plumber to the mammoth economic class of england like in the olden days of marx and engels. i'd change the anthem though: poland a cinder after the raging flames of prussia austria and russia - dictated our extinction - a cinderella of europe - and for its once proud ally - now a game of blame when unified for the mini-commonwealth; or as the irish say so well established in this land, and esp. after the good friday treaty: integrate little cinderella boy, integrate, learn the language, and customs too, but afterwards return to your people, and live in our great multi-cultural society, under our former masters' brow, in a segregated multi-cultural society of the many death circle pockets, live by all means, but do not be relevant with us or our masters on a friendship base. come the days when neighbour is no longer a neighbour, should a neighbour be the least of a borrowed cup of sugar, or anything of such - the tinniest categorisation of aid.
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Neither for this land, Nor for that sky, Your identity exists, But only for this saga. What good is watching That old garden of love As the flower of faith Has withered away And your home nest too. Don't look for faith In this rudest world It was not created for This netherworld And your identity exists But only for this saga.
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Jun 16, 2017
Jun 16, 2017 at 11:02 PM UTC
Neither For This Land, Nor For That Sky
To make a mistake online Is to be corrected The only way to be corrected is to be put on blast- Called an idiot- Called a ****** A ******* A son of a ***** And to be publicly ridiculed while you cry yourself to sleep because You actually spoke out for once Only for someone to confirm what you already believe inside. To see a mistake Is for you to instantly correct it in the rudest way possible Call them a ***** A ******* Tell them no one will love them- To **** themselves- Because you simply don't know You don't know that his uncle just died- And that he never got to tell em goodbye. You don't know that they had to take care of a grieving aunt- The uncle's sister- All day because she has lost all but one of her brothers. You don't know that he constantly cries himself to sleep- Because he is so full of anxiety he can't even post a comment on a website without being judged- And you just proved him right You don't know. Repeat it after me- You Don't Know So be rude Call them names- Question the intelligence of strangers because of a spelling mistake- I'm sure he will be fine That he will be alive tomorrow After all Ignorance is bliss
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 2:59 PM UTC
Ignorance is bliss
I hated to pass the talking tree, It made me feel all undone, Raveling on in its revery Like a racquet, coming unstrung, What made it worse was the silken voice Not matching a stringybark’s, If I’d been offered a simple choice I’d rather the voice was harsh. It tried to attract my attention there Each time I ventured to pass, ‘What are you going to do, just stare?’ It said, ‘Well, kiss my *** It always tried to embarrass me By being uncouth, and loose, I said, ‘You’re surely the rudest tree, We haven’t been introduced.’ It quoted Coleridge by the ream Whenever I wore my hat, ‘A painted ship on a painted sea, Now what do you think of that?’ ‘I don’t know where you borrowed that line I said, I have no notion, it’s “As idle as a painted ship Upon a painted ocean!”’ It used to sulk when it got it wrong To wave its trunk with a clatter, ‘Who’d believe,’ it would say to me, ‘That getting it right would matter?’ ‘I think He would, old S.T.C. Would listen, hear, and note it, Nor be impressed that a talking tree Would get it wrong, and quote it.’ I turned up there with a saw one day And the talking tree had cried, ‘I say, I’m not going to cut you down,’ I said, but it knew I lied. For ‘April is the cruellest month,’ I said, and I wasn’t kidding, I saw through its Eliot, silence its Pound And cut off its Little Gidding. David Lewis Paget
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 1:38 AM UTC
The Tree that Wouldn't Shut Up!
Don't you hate it when you simply say "hi." and get the rudest reply Or when you say hi to a friend and they act like they didn't hear you How about when you say hi to a random person and either get hi back or a "Who the hell are you?!" Hey, I just wanted to say hi Why be rude Why be a **** hi
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 2:16 PM UTC
hi
I’m a dreamer not the space cadet type of dreamer but the other kind. The one who believes that the world can be changed by dreams. I believe in kindness and brotherly love and living peaceable with my neighbor. You don’t need to believe as I do to be my friend or counted as family. I will openly share what and why I believe what I believe.  Please feel free to do the same but understand I stand firm in my beliefs. Just as I expect you will in yours, you will still have my respect and love even though we my disagree. I will hear you I will listen I will be respectful of you and your beliefs. These small attitudes could change the world. But for some reason the world at large feels that might makes right. That the biggest gun makes the biggest impact The loudest rudest voice sets the tone for the conversation. And so, the dreamers and those who believe in kindness and brother love take leave of the conversation. But the world needs dreamers and kindness and brotherly love. We have more hate more injustice then we know what to do with. Its up to the Dreamers Believers and Kindhearted to step up and step out. Speak your truth dream your dreams love your fellow humans show them that Peace is more than a Dream. Calling all Dreamers step up, step out make your presents known. We will change the world.
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Oct 31, 2019
Oct 31, 2019 at 1:22 AM UTC
Calling all Dreamers