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"scratches" poems
let’s live suddenly without thinking under honest trees, a stream does.the brain of cleverly-crinkling -water pursues the angry dream of the shore. By midnight, a moon scratches the skin of the organised hills an edged nothing begins to prune let’s live like the light that kills and let’s as silence, because Whirl’s after all: (after me)love,and after you. I occasionally feel vague how vague idon’t know tenuous Now- spears and The Then-arrows making do our mouths something red,something tall
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Let’s Live Suddenly Without Thinking
He doesn't burn photographs He doesn't join therapy sessions He doesn't smoke too many cigarettes Nor he drown himself into alcohol He scratches his wounds daily And never let them heal He doesn't try to get rid of the pain Instead he let it grow on him He waters the seed of sorrow with his tears He feeds it with the manure of old memories He takes it to sleep with him And nurtures it in himself Till the moment when every single drop of his blood gets replaced by this pain Until his fragile heart can bear no more And his soul starts overflowing with emotions That's when he dip his pen into this pain And empty his heart on a piece of paper He bares his soul for us to feel He creates poetry that the world would cherish for centuries to come
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May 21, 2018
May 21, 2018 at 1:50 PM UTC
When the heart of a poet gets broken
One sinister thought An angels grin lips brush against her neck Tears run down her chin Warm breath on her skin His whispers fill her ear Her body listening in her fingernails dig deep sharp scratches, pierce his skin moans escaping her mouth, wet lips against bare skin Juices flowing sensations set in As his deep ****** cave her world in
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 11:45 PM UTC
******
Summer morning - pink jets of clouds splash out from the golden well of the east falling just short of an ebbing moon. Streams of swallows flutter and glide over the garden - they are all flying in the same direction as if erupting from the sun’s waking pulse. Just for a moment one of the birds hangs perfectly still - like the top-most drop of water from a fountain before it turns to face the glittering pool. Beneath them all the hummingbird makes her rounds and a dove scratches the earth below the feeder keeping an wary eye on the scribbling intruder. So many summer mornings - too many summer mornings I have wasted worrying about the world and my place in it – absent from my own body and breath the cage of my ribs rising, falling, and pausing without me. Meanwhile, another swallow stills her wings. Buoyed by an unseen breeze she is both feathered sail and cresting wave as she slices over my shoulder bearing west. Tom Spencer © 2015
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 12:16 PM UTC
Summer Morning
Any song can sound sweet, if you tune your tone appropriately, and add a lyric, with a melody and I have seen where there is a life, there is a song but some songs are not only a love song that notion was a loop, intense, black and blue passionate song was not romantic She was a sad song and I thought I would know how to make it better like if I could be the only to love her again, I believed that everything would fall into a melodious love song but  I lost a few lines of lyrics and there was bit melody missing that I couldn't find and I saw too many scratches on the disc I couldn't let myself be made no longer trying to fix her entirety. . @Musfiq us shaleheen
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
scratches on the disc
Hurt me Whips and blindfolds Submission Boarded up bedrooms Leather Fetishes Being satisfied Hard bulbous *** toys Using flavored lubricants Deep scratches Red marks Bruises Rope burn Pulling Smacking Biting Smothering Sitting Licking Pleasure
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Apr 13, 2014
Apr 13, 2014 at 12:30 AM UTC
Sick And Twisted
Like an old piano Scratches along every keystroke You played her, Played her until she broke
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 10:46 PM UTC
Piano
I dream of your lips pressed against mine.With your hands exploring my body while you press me up against a wall. I imagine you leaving me with hickeys, scratches and bite marks.                                                                  I think of cloths scattered on the floor and of you pressing me to you so there is no space between us. I don't want flowers, chocolates and love.                                                                  I want lip biting, messy sheets and lust.
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 3:11 PM UTC
Lust
I despise social media. It's ugly, to state the obvious Our lives are posted, retweeted, altered, reblogged, perfected, and photoshopped to exactly how we want to be perceived We have the freedom to be exactly what they want us to be. It starts with a few edits doesn't it, pigmented our skin to seem smooth and sun kissed, that would seem most acceptable right? Maybe an extra like for the skinnier waist. More reassurance for brighter colors. Some more filters will hid the emptiness you feel with your friends    Another like Flashier clothing, phones, shoes, cars, other simple words our eyes have latched on to      Another like We urge ourselves to portray the life of leisure and effortless beauty, happiness, success,        Another like But what are we enjoying?          Another like Views of our changing world through a 3 by 8 view.            Another like Events pass by swipe              Another like and swipe                Another like And when we managed to unlock ourselves from this grasp We always come back Like flies to light, more like scratches to a scab Festering we find ourselves getting ****** back in To an imaginary world, that if destroyed, would have no physical effects on their fictional beings For without this world, maybe eyes will open We will step past the boundaries, and start to love our beings unfiltered
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Aug 10, 2018
Aug 10, 2018 at 4:40 PM UTC
Social Media is the Devil of the Functioning Society
Anxiety is an animal Anxiety is a carnivorous beast Anxiety grips onto you and doesn’t let go, digging its fangs in Anxiety has painful fangs Anxiety has claws (retractable) Anxiety sits on the edge of a table, meowing morosely Anxiety digs its claws in when it doesn’t want to do something Anxiety reminds you it needs feeding Anxiety hisses, bites and scratches Anxiety eats ferociously, draining you. Anxiety gives you disdainful looks Anxiety reminds you it needs feeding Anxiety has tiny fangs Anxiety reminds you again it needs feeding Anxiety looks down at you with its hairy body from the top shelf Anxiety will sit with you, out of spite Anxiety is only doing so to remind you he needs feeding Anxiety might fall asleep Anxiety might bite your hand while you fall asleep, he needs food Anxiety is fed Anxiety might possibly maybe if you-are-really-very-nice allow you to pet him. Anxiety falls asleep You fall asleep Anxiety reminds you he needs feeding, loudly.
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Oct 12, 2020
Oct 12, 2020 at 11:38 AM UTC
ANXIETY
I feel your silky hair through my rough, calloused hands Your flawless skin softens this hardened heart Melting away into your arms Gentle scratches across my bare back remind me, That I am far from alone in this cold world I crave this beautiful touch, not between lovers A reassuring brush of the shoulder and a deserving look Eyes that sparkle like a priceless gem A wise, bullied soul with a sharp wit to match The voice that strikes fear into me, as a conscious into a person My love, do not mistake this weary traveler for an idiot
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Mar 18, 2012
Mar 18, 2012 at 2:25 AM UTC
Work To Be Done
Anger, as black as a hook, overtakes me. Each day, each **** took, at 8:00 A.M., a baby and sauteed him for breakfast in his frying pan. And death looks on with a casual eye and picks at the dirt under his fingernail. Man is evil, I say aloud. Man is a flower that should be burnt, I say aloud. Man is a bird full of mud, I say aloud. And death looks on with a casual eye and scratches his **** Man with his small pink toes, with his miraculous fingers is not a temple but an outhouse, I say aloud. Let man never again raise his teacup. Let man never again write a book. Let man never again put on his shoe. Let man never again raise his eyes, on a soft July night. Never. Never. Never. Never. Never. I say those things aloud.
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After Auschwitz
I’m often asked why I don’t like to wear shoes. My usual reply is that when I am barefoot I feel more grounded. Now when I say that people take it one of two ways; they either think it is a joke, or they think it has some really profound meaning. Maybe I don’t like shoes because maybe I never learned my lesson when I would cut the bottoms of my feet on sharp rocks. Maybe I should have realized that shoes are a good idea when I burned my feet on hot pavement not once, but twice. Maybe it’s because I like the feeling of cold mud in the spring and hot sand in the summer. Or I just don’t like wearing any god **** shoes. Maybe the it is way that stepping grass reminds me of home, and stepping in snow also reminds me of home because I grew up in Maine, where 2 ft of snow is just your average wednesday. Or possibly it’s how I can tell which room of my house I am in by the way the floor feels. Maybe it’s how when I climb tree’s barefoot I end up with scratches all over me, but being so high reminds me of how hard the climb is but how beautiful the view is once you get there. Shoe may just be too mainstream for me... Maybe I want to feel more connected to my ancestors who didn’t wear shoes. It may be that wish to a tree, that I wish that my bare feet would become roots tying me to the one place where I belong. It may be that I wish I was a dog because they don’t have to wear shoes. I might not like feeling confined. Maybe it’s a symbol for how I wish to be free, when I don’t wear shoes it’s a call for help. Maybe I am brave, putting my feet in danger. Or maybe I am just really frickin stupid, and I am starting to think it’s the latter. Especially when I end up breaking my toes, or cutting my feet, or burning them on the roads because I was too lazy or too dumb to put any shoes on. Or maybe I am just cracking a joke about bare feet and the ground (and people over analyze the smallest things)...
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 12:56 PM UTC
Shoes
I’m often asked why I don’t like to wear shoes. My usual reply is that when I am barefoot I feel more grounded. Now when I say that people take it one of two ways; they either think it is a joke, or they think it has some really profound meaning. Maybe I don’t like shoes because maybe I never learned my lesson when I would cut the bottoms of my feet on sharp rocks. Maybe I should have realized that shoes are a good idea when I burned my feet on hot pavement not once, but twice. Maybe it’s because I like the feeling of cold mud in the spring and hot sand in the summer. Or I just don’t like wearing any god **** shoes. Maybe the it is way that stepping grass reminds me of home, and stepping in snow also reminds me of home because I grew up in Maine, where 2 ft of snow is just your average wednesday. Or possibly it’s how I can tell which room of my house I am in by the way the floor feels. Maybe it’s how when I climb tree’s barefoot I end up with scratches all over me, but being so high reminds me of how hard the climb is but how beautiful the view is once you get there. Shoe may just be too mainstream for me... Maybe I want to feel more connected to my ancestors who didn’t wear shoes. It may be that wish to a tree, that I wish that my bare feet would become roots tying me to the one place where I belong. It may be that I wish I was a dog because they don’t have to wear shoes. I might not like feeling confined. Maybe it’s a symbol for how I wish to be free, when I don’t wear shoes it’s a call for help. Maybe I am brave, putting my feet in danger. Or maybe I am just really frickin stupid, and I am starting to think it’s the latter. Especially when I end up breaking my toes, or cutting my feet, or burning them on the roads because I was too lazy or too dumb to put any shoes on. Or maybe I am just cracking a joke about bare feet and the ground (and people over analyze the smallest things)...
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Today we had a fight. I’m not sure how it started, Or who raised their voice first. All I know is that now I have bruises. Ones that sting when you touch them. You tried to apologize. You tried to clean me up, And make me feel better. But bruises take time to heal. And so do cuts and scratches. I can’t forgive you right now. But the bruises will heal soon. And then all will be better. Because I can’t be mad at you. Maybe if I had kept my mouth shut then we wouldn’t be like this. Maybe if I wasn’t so sensitive then we wouldn’t have these problems. Today we had a fight and I’m not sure where it started. All I know is that I have bruises and cuts and scratches. That could have been avoided, If I just kept my mouth shut.
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Mar 14, 2018
Mar 14, 2018 at 11:30 AM UTC
Bruises
The sun breathing deep,penetrating my lovely clouds ,his horses Running high and with pride taking joy at my wanning mood My skin denies the clothes over it Rejecting the sweltering walls Adding me with more sweat Was there any worse day? Inside my temporal erupts atomic volcanoes fueled with solar fission My legs hang over walls of ponds How lucky are the frogs under mud With involuntary scratches on my hair I look around for my baby clouds The only drops that gather is my own As I patiently wait for wind to drop some leaves Patience might be the only virtue against the dry spell of the sun in the middle of monsoon That seem to burst prior clouds Trees hang their branches patiently Crows crowing, now tired of thirst Not a single ant comes on my way The ever growling dog sits irritated but quietly against the fly I can tell of every thoughts around But who is there to answer Will this day come to end or shall the world end for it
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 7:43 AM UTC
Monsoon Madness
Here. Attempting to write something To match your eyes. Something that will make you see things The way I see things. Noticing. Every mark. Torn by  fences climbed To get away from those who didn't take your hand And fly. They left intricate laddered rips in your jeans, Though you try to hide the fact that you know, That I know that is the case. We play childish games of denial Because all romance is to be transported to a time when we were innocent. Back to a place where ‘I love you’ is what your parents said When all the screaming, laughter And the innocence of loud noises stop And is replaced by silence. ‘I love you’ made that warm feeling Growing and radiating out Eventually finding the tips of your fingers and ends of your toes And bursting out, Moving through to the next person you touch. *Contrary to popular practice, ‘I love you’ is not just three words to be said When you are trying to break the awkward silences Left between two people who have simply gotten used to each other.* I love red licorice. It gives me a warm feeling of sugary goodness. Though artificial, In the times when the weight of the world is the weight of your sheets That lay a top of your body Which you tell yourself over and over and over It is not good enough for that person Who gives you the inner warmth That a campfire gives your shins; I find that artificial red licorice warmth is good enough. And sometimes good enough is the best we can get. Here. In the hope that the words that must be said Stream from ink to page. I hope my hand moves so fast over the page That smoke starts flowing and my words mean something... But no words come. No letters. No ink scratches the page. I just want you to see the way I do.
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Dec 27, 2012
Dec 27, 2012 at 7:48 AM UTC
6. Cavil In The Moonlight
Here. Attempting to write something To match your eyes. Something that will make you see things The way I see things. Noticing. Every mark. Torn by  fences climbed To get away from those who didn't take your hand And fly. They left intricate laddered rips in your jeans, Though you try to hide the fact that you know, That I know that is the case. We play childish games of denial Because all romance is to be transported to a time when we were innocent. Back to a place where ‘I love you’ is what your parents said When all the screaming, laughter And the innocence of loud noises stop And is replaced by silence. ‘I love you’ made that warm feeling Growing and radiating out Eventually finding the tips of your fingers and ends of your toes And bursting out, Moving through to the next person you touch. *Contrary to popular practice, ‘I love you’ is not just three words to be said When you are trying to break the awkward silences Left between two people who have simply gotten used to each other.* I love red licorice. It gives me a warm feeling of sugary goodness. Though artificial, In the times when the weight of the world is the weight of your sheets That lay a top of your body Which you tell yourself over and over and over It is not good enough for that person Who gives you the inner warmth That a campfire gives your shins; I find that artificial red licorice warmth is good enough. And sometimes good enough is the best we can get. Here. In the hope that the words that must be said Stream from ink to page. I hope my hand moves so fast over the page That smoke starts flowing and my words mean something... But no words come. No letters. No ink scratches the page. I just want you to see the way I do.
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Do you remember when the dragon saved the princess from that awful knight because I can remember it clearer than most the knight, a greedy ******* who's foul lips wrapped around a glass bottle who's foul lips sought the bottle and nothing more and remember when he hit the princess that first time remember when he grabbed her hair remember when he shoved her down put away the scars the scratches the bruises treated it as 'oh, he's just showing his love' and remember remember that one night when she finally called his bluff she said 'no, you don't love me' remember when he hit her with the bottle the knight, what a **** bag but after that, came the dragon with his tattoos and heavy beard on his motorcycle and beat the knight away ****** him to hell or at least prison and a lot of angry inmates and the princess and the dragon set away to have a nice little life together with the night safely locked and gone in a far away tower.
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 12:20 AM UTC
In which the dragon saved the princess from the knight
The tears have drained the scratches remain in my brain What to ask when they promised you dreams and then made all of them break Like life on fast-forward, an unfinished race like the words at 12 you can't speak like the late night conversations you forget I can't fight these monsters in my head screaming we are still aliveee The scars still remain you thought everything'd healed What is reality,what a mere hallucination when they are all mixed together Like memories rushing in, an earthquake like the dark shadows of trees like a deafening silence you can't escape I can't see through this fog through dreams nightmares are coming to get youuu
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 4:30 PM UTC
Monsters
*I roar with a bravado that echoes throughout the deepest caverns of brave souls yet with every time there lies a risk of my own reverberations shattering my heart I am fragile glass fashioned into the fearsome form of a lion I have been chiseled at by Father Time and Mother Earth, carved away by my pains and my worries. I am no façade; there is nothing ornate about me designed to hide something heinous I can shatter just as easily as my mother’s prized china set But I roar on even as I chip away; my joints creaking and my body scorched. Do not mistake my scratches and cracks for weakness, I have demons of my own. I walk this ground with the hope that my roars, in spite of my fragility, will instill a sense of hope into all of you with glass hearts such as mine.*
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 12:26 AM UTC
Glass Lion
His Down's Syndrome makes His age a tough guess, I'll Say eight to ten. Wide eyes on machines, Ice cream dripping on the Pavement outside the Construction site. *I wanna work like this when I grow up,* he says in Young enthusiasm to a mother Whose eyes well up with Gratitude when I approach And kneel down in front of Him. *So you want a job, Buddy?* I ask him with a Wink. He suddenly remembers His ice cream and bites into It shyly. Nods, glancing at the Tools in my belt, the scratches On my arms, the brick wall I've been attacking with a Wacker jackhammer. Nods Again. *Well, I'll see you in a Few years,* I say with another Wink, this time to his mother, Who'd look her young age if Her eyes weren't as tired, *But you can start with this And get some practice.* I hand Him my Stanley Fat Max Hammer. His ice cream Hits the ground as he Recieves it with both hands, Looking to his mother for Confirmation that it's ok. Oh, it is. She mouths a Thank you SO much... They walk away, his chatter High pitched and fading Around the corner. And I Head over to the foreman to Report that I lost my hammer. Don't ever employ me. I can work a good game, but I'm too soft around little heroes.
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 5:53 AM UTC
Stanley Fat Max
the world is e.n.d.i.n.g every. second, is. fleeting. minutes. become empty pockets of moments. no longer,able. to, support existence; those. who .see each; br,eath ,as a tick. on their own clock; reminding them that they too are ending. run, from. their lungs. forgettin to. let e a c h insta.nt take hold, of their. flesh. because, even. if father time.  has claws,,, that lea.ve scars. at least, etched into their bones. would be, the smiles, wide enough. to convince, the man on. the moon to. hold, back night,fall. a little longer letting. this brief, lifetime, linger. and the ,laughter. that rippled; time, into deep wrinkles. of prol,o.nged being. scratches, that. symbol victory's, over. time's elusive game. so that. when. our, clocks run. out of time we can, be winners. without being the first to the finish line. leave. our, bodies behind. as, time capsules. filled, with. the lives .claimed by, patient. eyes.
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Aug 31, 2015
Aug 31, 2015 at 10:20 PM UTC
Endings
Here I stood with ***** crystals beneath my feet and waited for the sky to turn golden. Here I laughed into the echoing tunnel under my home as wet earth dripped on my skin. Here I learned about parenthood among feathers and little eggs and ungodly morning crows. Here I gloated about the manhood which sprouted from under my arms and in my mischievous thoughts. Here I waited till dark to meet him in secret all the while dreading the sound of tires on gravel. Here I buzzed with excitement as the boys had their lazy Sunday afternoon. Here his freckles came close to mine as he softly said "you're so beautiful" with Bruno Mars playing in the background. Here I said I would never grow up. Here I comforted her with my pain because I had to be brave. Here I forgot that being called "muddy children who act like savages " was considered an insult. Here I cried into the stars for reasons I didn't understand. Here I walked on hands and feet with happy little scratches and silent giggles. Here only the sound of our beating hearts and delicate pride could be heard as I held him close. Here I sang at the top of my favorite tree and waited for the words to hurt him as much as he hurt me. Here the glow of a flashlight illuminated our tent as I asked her if she liked me like that. Here a little piece of me was left sitting on a branch waiting to capture the next magical heart. Here I wrote "I love you" on a mango leaf only to realize that he spelled love differently. Here I sat beneath bright green trees and pondered my not-so-complicated life. Here my words came out blurry and my stomach swayed like a sail boat out on a windy morning. Here my hands went numb as I raced to the end of his life. Here I visit through pictures and messy journals to remember the little things that are now so so big. Here I left muddy footprints now covered with grass, but here they will stay.
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 5:13 PM UTC
Muddy Footprints
Here I stood with ***** crystals beneath my feet and waited for the sky to turn golden. Here I laughed into the echoing tunnel under my home as wet earth dripped on my skin. Here I learned about parenthood among feathers and little eggs and ungodly morning crows. Here I gloated about the manhood which sprouted from under my arms and in my mischievous thoughts. Here I waited till dark to meet him in secret all the while dreading the sound of tires on gravel. Here I buzzed with excitement as the boys had their lazy Sunday afternoon. Here his freckles came close to mine as he softly said "you're so beautiful" with Bruno Mars playing in the background. Here I said I would never grow up. Here I comforted her with my pain because I had to be brave. Here I forgot that being called "muddy children who act like savages " was considered an insult. Here I cried into the stars for reasons I didn't understand. Here I walked on hands and feet with happy little scratches and silent giggles. Here only the sound of our beating hearts and delicate pride could be heard as I held him close. Here I sang at the top of my favorite tree and waited for the words to hurt him as much as he hurt me. Here the glow of a flashlight illuminated our tent as I asked her if she liked me like that. Here a little piece of me was left sitting on a branch waiting to capture the next magical heart. Here I wrote "I love you" on a mango leaf only to realize that he spelled love differently. Here I sat beneath bright green trees and pondered my not-so-complicated life. Here my words came out blurry and my stomach swayed like a sail boat out on a windy morning. Here my hands went numb as I raced to the end of his life. Here I visit through pictures and messy journals to remember the little things that are now so so big. Here I left muddy footprints now covered with grass, but here they will stay.
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Christmas can be a time when families get together: Young children scream, wine glasses gleam, both ready for M&S dinner. TV's in the corner rerunning Home Alone, Heart radio's in the kitchen, Chris Rea's driving home, again. Toddlers find the wrapping more engaging than the Duplo Teen couples find the company less of interest than their own. The dog's confused and excited with so many different sources of scratches and pats, he can't relax, his whining is remorseless. Christmas can be a time when families are missed, the parcel made last post winging off to little sis. Zoom will come in handy to laugh across the miles, the screen will mask the tears and focus on the smiles. Gran will talk of Christmas past when everyone was home 'Cept in Gulf War 1 when Uncle John went away, .... Christmas can be a time when budgets get stretched tight, cash pressures get to breaking point and prompt senseless fights. Some focus on opportunity to spend some gilt-free money, the only prayers are for extra hours and a faster tesco trolley. For others it's simply ' Yuletide' an excessive celebration, a winter feast, all you can eat, give in to all temptation. Most focus on the family, even more on the gifts; there's little time for Jesus assigned amongst the myths. Some do remember Jesus from half forgotten carols, they know there's something more than donkeys and angel heralds. For there He is in the middle, noticed once in a while; it's His birthday, but all He's getting is a half-hearted song and a smile. He's no longer a babe in a manger, He's now a resurrected King, waiting for those who would worship to stand and welcome Him in. Whatever your experience of Christmas you can come just as you are, His love is unconditional He'll accept you warts and all. So come on! It’s a season to celebrate! To dance, to sing and to shout! Your Saviour invites you to join Him, so when you sing this Christmas, make it count.
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Nov 27, 2016
Nov 27, 2016 at 5:43 PM UTC
Come as you are
Christmas can be a time when families get together: Young children scream, wine glasses gleam, both ready for M&S dinner. TV's in the corner rerunning Home Alone, Heart radio's in the kitchen, Chris Rea's driving home, again. Toddlers find the wrapping more engaging than the Duplo Teen couples find the company less of interest than their own. The dog's confused and excited with so many different sources of scratches and pats, he can't relax, his whining is remorseless. Christmas can be a time when families are missed, the parcel made last post winging off to little sis. Zoom will come in handy to laugh across the miles, the screen will mask the tears and focus on the smiles. Gran will talk of Christmas past when everyone was home 'Cept in Gulf War 1 when Uncle John went away, .... Christmas can be a time when budgets get stretched tight, cash pressures get to breaking point and prompt senseless fights. Some focus on opportunity to spend some gilt-free money, the only prayers are for extra hours and a faster tesco trolley. For others it's simply ' Yuletide' an excessive celebration, a winter feast, all you can eat, give in to all temptation. Most focus on the family, even more on the gifts; there's little time for Jesus assigned amongst the myths. Some do remember Jesus from half forgotten carols, they know there's something more than donkeys and angel heralds. For there He is in the middle, noticed once in a while; it's His birthday, but all He's getting is a half-hearted song and a smile. He's no longer a babe in a manger, He's now a resurrected King, waiting for those who would worship to stand and welcome Him in. Whatever your experience of Christmas you can come just as you are, His love is unconditional He'll accept you warts and all. So come on! It’s a season to celebrate! To dance, to sing and to shout! Your Saviour invites you to join Him, so when you sing this Christmas, make it count.
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My elbow pops Like the way the word Snap dragon sounds My freckles aren't constellations They're reminders that I am not Dark and ancient Like my ******* father My hair FRIZZY Like a pumpkin on fire Voice So sweet it makes me sick And now all my teeth have fallen out My throat swollen A cave with an avalanche stuck inside Dead bats And stalactites like toothpicks I don't need Nails Like tree bark Hollow in all the right places Scars Like a record Of the way I hurt myself Put it on Repeat Till it scratches Cheeks like high school Like humiliation With four eyes perching Not lucky clovers And eyes glued on With one glued on wrong And knees that I'm constantly falling down on
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 12:58 AM UTC
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