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"sighting" poems
Impatience rode and passed me by, I caught her looking down on me, cuttingly, with her gems for eyes. scornfully, sighting me up & down. Laughingly, the sadistic mirth in her vision spoke: "Ha-ha, Yes, I've caught your attention, how little you know; a simple race with men & your limbs fail. How then will you run with horses?" I took wisdom from that evil look of thought. In that moment, I pulled on My Covering much tighter, that Humble but Faith-full Cloak, I wrapped around me firmly averting my eyes to the blazing fire before me, warming myself in the comfort of its gaze, patiently waiting... …waiting for horses. © Qwey.ku
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
PATIENCE DEAR FRIEND - PATIENCE
Erebus disaster - November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is Vanda Station. We have clear weather with no cloud and little wind. If you want to fly over the dry valleys we will flash you with our signal mirrors so you can pinpoint the station. Vanda Station, this is NZ niner zero one Roger, we are now just north of Cape Hallett and will call you again for directions. November Zulu Niner zero one Vanda Station. Roger It’s a right hand turn just after Beaufort Island. For the next few hours There was no word worst feared not heard The radio crackled through the night In the un natural sound of SSB All crew up drinking coffee and tea with the midnight sun Glued to the HF single sideband November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is mac centre mac centre howcopy November zulu niner zero one This is vanda station vanda station five four zero zero Relay relay mac centre mac centre Please contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Relay relay mac centre Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen howcopy All through the night Over and over Hour after hour The same message Until that fateful call Feared by all Mac centre mac centre This is navy three two one wreckage sighting wreckage sighting howcopy mac centre navy three one niner Longitude One six sefen Two sefen echo Latitude Sefen six Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre mac centre This is Navy three two one Correction Correction I say again latitude I say again Latitude Sefen sefen Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre Navy three two one Ahh ahh mac centre There appear to be no survivors Howcopy So it was then, That the on board data longitude error some would blame for the crash Is something that happens often but is accommodated by good airmanship by not relying on one thing alone. was repeated in similar fate by a latitude error in the crash site location message from the search aircraft XD01-48321 that found a terrible sight that the sun stayed up on late on a truly awful night when 257 souls met their fate. ©GARY LEWIS.2009
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 5:09 PM UTC
Untitled
Erebus disaster - November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is Vanda Station. We have clear weather with no cloud and little wind. If you want to fly over the dry valleys we will flash you with our signal mirrors so you can pinpoint the station. Vanda Station, this is NZ niner zero one Roger, we are now just north of Cape Hallett and will call you again for directions. November Zulu Niner zero one Vanda Station. Roger It’s a right hand turn just after Beaufort Island. For the next few hours There was no word worst feared not heard The radio crackled through the night In the un natural sound of SSB All crew up drinking coffee and tea with the midnight sun Glued to the HF single sideband November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is mac centre mac centre howcopy November zulu niner zero one This is vanda station vanda station five four zero zero Relay relay mac centre mac centre Please contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Relay relay mac centre Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen howcopy All through the night Over and over Hour after hour The same message Until that fateful call Feared by all Mac centre mac centre This is navy three two one wreckage sighting wreckage sighting howcopy mac centre navy three one niner Longitude One six sefen Two sefen echo Latitude Sefen six Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre mac centre This is Navy three two one Correction Correction I say again latitude I say again Latitude Sefen sefen Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre Navy three two one Ahh ahh mac centre There appear to be no survivors Howcopy So it was then, That the on board data longitude error some would blame for the crash Is something that happens often but is accommodated by good airmanship by not relying on one thing alone. was repeated in similar fate by a latitude error in the crash site location message from the search aircraft XD01-48321 that found a terrible sight that the sun stayed up on late on a truly awful night when 257 souls met their fate. ©GARY LEWIS.2009
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To each their own form of bravery For though this life is an individual test It is not a challenge of rivalry All have their hardships Struggles of pain and unfairness Working to rise again once being tripped Do not judge another by what is seen For bravery is often quiet Keeping hidden where they've been There are struggles that you Will never, ever know That may be very real to those around you From physical limitations and disabilities To emotional pain and despair Life shows us our certain mortality The goal is to still appreciate the gift of life And become a better person Becoming refined through our strife So at points when you're low And especially at points when you're high Never judge someone, for you never know Someone you see could be fighting The fight of their lifetime, so think Before you assume it's weakness you're sighting Their fight may have just begun Or maybe it's been going and going And they can't last, they're done No one has the right to judge another's bravery
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 11:17 PM UTC
Bravery
Erebus disaster - November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is Vanda Station. We have clear weather with no cloud and little wind. If you want to fly over the dry valleys we will flash you with our signal mirrors so you can pinpoint the station. Vanda Station, this is NZ niner zero one Roger, we are now just north of Cape Hallett and will call you again for directions. November Zulu Niner zero one Vanda Station. Roger It’s a right hand turn just after Beaufort Island. For the next few hours There was no word worst feared not heard The radio crackled through the night In the un natural sound of SSB All crew up drinking coffee and tea with the midnight sun Glued to the HF single sideband November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is mac centre mac centre howcopy November zulu niner zero one This is vanda station vanda station five four zero zero Relay relay mac centre mac centre Please contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Relay relay mac centre Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen howcopy All through the night Over and over Hour after hour The same message Until that fateful call Feared by all Mac centre mac centre This is navy three two one wreckage sighting wreckage sighting howcopy mac centre navy three one niner Longitude One six sefen Two sefen echo Latitude Sefen six Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre mac centre This is Navy three two one Correction Correction I say again latitude I say again Latitude Sefen sefen Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre Navy three two one Ahh ahh mac centre There appear to be no survivors Howcopy So it was then, That the on board data longitude error some would blame for the crash Is something that happens often but is accommodated by good airmanship by not relying on one thing alone. was repeated in similar fate by a latitude error in the crash site location message from the search aircraft XD01-48321 that found a terrible sight that the sun stayed up on late on a truly awful night when 257 souls met their fate. ©GARY LEWIS.2009
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 5:09 PM UTC
Untitled
Erebus disaster - November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is Vanda Station. We have clear weather with no cloud and little wind. If you want to fly over the dry valleys we will flash you with our signal mirrors so you can pinpoint the station. Vanda Station, this is NZ niner zero one Roger, we are now just north of Cape Hallett and will call you again for directions. November Zulu Niner zero one Vanda Station. Roger It’s a right hand turn just after Beaufort Island. For the next few hours There was no word worst feared not heard The radio crackled through the night In the un natural sound of SSB All crew up drinking coffee and tea with the midnight sun Glued to the HF single sideband November zulu niner zero one November zulu niner zero one This is mac centre mac centre howcopy November zulu niner zero one This is vanda station vanda station five four zero zero Relay relay mac centre mac centre Please contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen Relay relay mac centre Contact mac centre eight niner niner sefen howcopy All through the night Over and over Hour after hour The same message Until that fateful call Feared by all Mac centre mac centre This is navy three two one wreckage sighting wreckage sighting howcopy mac centre navy three one niner Longitude One six sefen Two sefen echo Latitude Sefen six Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre mac centre This is Navy three two one Correction Correction I say again latitude I say again Latitude Sefen sefen Two six sierra howcopy Mac centre Navy three two one Ahh ahh mac centre There appear to be no survivors Howcopy So it was then, That the on board data longitude error some would blame for the crash Is something that happens often but is accommodated by good airmanship by not relying on one thing alone. was repeated in similar fate by a latitude error in the crash site location message from the search aircraft XD01-48321 that found a terrible sight that the sun stayed up on late on a truly awful night when 257 souls met their fate. ©GARY LEWIS.2009
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Faces that pass along in the stuffy summer night See right through me Though I fight to be seen, to be noticed Acknowledged as a living breathing entity I walk along, waiting to be picked up for a second Inspected for usefulness And put down again Expiring my helpfulness again and again And then I see the shining ray of glory She steps through the crowd of gray And addresses me by name And I lead her down winding paths of Gold and Silver And she kisses me with her eyes She makes love to me with her words I feel her in every depth within me And then she's gone Leaving a vacancy in my soul.
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Sep 25, 2017
Sep 25, 2017 at 9:18 PM UTC
Angel Sighting
if dandelions sprouted from my chest and cherry blossoms sprouted from yours I think the reason we cannot be one would become evident immediately I am unwanted, plucked away and hidden at first sight left to die, hoping my return never comes as though I was never there to begin with you, the weary blossom showing your face in the smallest intervals your sighting a blessing, to all that see leave your adoring fans, wanting more I wish for more of you too, you know I yearn deeply, each waking hour that you would attempt to cover your beauty only temporarily and I could cover my unsightly anatomy maybe permanently and we could love one another for just a day my heart in your hands and your hands in my hair our lips pressed together your blossoming chest and my unwanted greenery no longer in the way just tickling a little when our bodies merge as one
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 3:19 PM UTC
dandelions & cherry blossom
∙∙∙◦◦•◎•◦◦∙∙∙ Caribbean blue sail's a galaxy rivers gushing, mumbling for an eternity reflections of Love forms to thee Suddenly silence adumbrate aesthete, A lustful tint of Peruvian trees petrichor whiffs of earth's virginity A syzygy that I can't apprehend but, can fully appreciate its denouement rebirth of once I fell in love been Listen to its sotto voce ruffling preterlabent streams, resplendent hymns humming grasses cues to sing Upon the mountain tops hidden rocks of geos sighting a treasure within only to discover lore’s of forbidden Cascading trees whispered a cold a journey I never knew how to go as told trap between floras along the road Propinquity of my eyes closing thin soul reserved for death, till breath hops in trodden a land ****** for me to begin A minstrel with hands like marbles strung a fiddle of tessellated symphonies open wonders the eyes never seen A bouquet of amaranth revealed the longing heart found someone of new sighs my feelings and away I strew
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Jul 8, 2017
Jul 8, 2017 at 3:22 AM UTC
Xenization of a Lover's Heart
unsure, uncertain, of the laws invested in the realms and reams of poetry ingested, am i addict, or supplier, retail consumer or wholesale supplier, a mom & pop candy store, or a metastasizing intelligence that takes any thing, and all, a solitary letter, an instance of a sighting, a gasping palpitation and reformats it into a hehe literary madhatter^ piece you supply, I demand, I supply, boy oh boy, do I ever, but you never, come to me directly asking, write me a poem, thick or thin, witty fitty or an overly looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong e~pistle (a/k/a e~pistol) yet the trade goes on and om, the marketplace never closes, except when periodically the gatewaykeeper is slow to pay his bills, and the trading centres are global scattered, young entrepreneurs try to sell a single piece, as if it was breaking news history, and tired old men, review their lived, eager to memorialize, so it's ok to forget, in retro!spect perspective, the mirror who cannot lie, states affirmatively, you are both ****** and dealer, a corporation scientific of ancient biblical origins, a psalmist, a deacon, a lyricist, but thankfully not a singer, an essayist who writes best when ****** by tawny port wine, who snatches inspiration with equality of equity, (wait! that's wrong, the equity of equality,) where he can find, ***** city streets, the deaths of heroes, the sunrise calm miracle he drinks in daily, by rivers, by seas, by estuaries brackish, and streams of watered purity, the riveting bays, the individualized glisten deflected into my eyes, that each contains one pure blessing within….                                                 nml
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Sep 27, 2025
Sep 27, 2025 at 9:24 AM UTC
Supply & Demand, Demand & Supply
unsure, uncertain, of the laws invested in the realms and reams of poetry ingested, am i addict, or supplier, retail consumer or wholesale supplier, a mom & pop candy store, or a metastasizing intelligence that takes any thing, and all, a solitary letter, an instance of a sighting, a gasping palpitation and reformats it into a hehe literary madhatter^ piece you supply, I demand, I supply, boy oh boy, do I ever, but you never, come to me directly asking, write me a poem, thick or thin, witty fitty or an overly looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong e~pistle (a/k/a e~pistol) yet the trade goes on and om, the marketplace never closes, except when periodically the gatewaykeeper is slow to pay his bills, and the trading centres are global scattered, young entrepreneurs try to sell a single piece, as if it was breaking news history, and tired old men, review their lived, eager to memorialize, so it's ok to forget, in retro!spect perspective, the mirror who cannot lie, states affirmatively, you are both ****** and dealer, a corporation scientific of ancient biblical origins, a psalmist, a deacon, a lyricist, but thankfully not a singer, an essayist who writes best when ****** by tawny port wine, who snatches inspiration with equality of equity, (wait! that's wrong, the equity of equality,) where he can find, ***** city streets, the deaths of heroes, the sunrise calm miracle he drinks in daily, by rivers, by seas, by estuaries brackish, and streams of watered purity, the riveting bays, the individualized glisten deflected into my eyes, that each contains one pure blessing within….                                                 nml
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I pant at your sheer beauty after the first sighting in silence I crave and cradle your innocence unnoticed I thirst to drink from the source of your well reluctantly I quiver a cowardice illusion of the first move from an awry smile of ignorance I steal your beauty and shred Your body to pieces unreachable you are torn from a silhouette desire in a damaged Magazine
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Jul 30, 2018
Jul 30, 2018 at 3:14 PM UTC
The centre page
∙∙∙◦◦•◎•◦◦∙∙∙ Promenade of Colors reality ought to fade watermarks on evening lake the Lad idling was awake Torments of Agony the fear of ambiguity a broidery of epitaph toiling the stars up the top Free of Delusions impassive feelings strut to the unknown that fogs and hems over the mutt Dashes of Silver passing vessels of desolate coxswain sighting out for love moon bobs from the lake Willows of Empathy humming of Mississippi -a friend that greets the lake gave its peace Signs of Eve the breeze whispered a wisp of eyes uncluttered the Lad unshackled Artistry of Sky as spirits begins to fly I was full astound my purpose, now I found
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 11:04 AM UTC
The Lad On The Lake
*Sighting her image in truth's mirror with anger she squealed. Scratched her woolly hair and ripped off her brown veil. Broke everything in her way and shamelessly walked bare. But I had immense respect for women, I give heed, I do care. I went to market and brought a bread while continued the unrest. I gave her the bread so that along with it her anger she could digest.*
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 11:20 AM UTC
Mad with anger
This was written a few Septembers ago.  Walking on the streets of a now deserted beach island, only the leaves, in various states, to keep me company. September, walk with me, under bridges of wedding tree canopies, still green aplenty, tho subtle marked for change, making summer illusions, environmentally unsustainable. September, stroll on pathways of lesser, off the track, shaded lanes, the sun blocker trees wear new necklaces, brown and yellow diamonds, a coming attraction of their denouement, their denudement. The September trees are: Ever so slightly stooped, bent with weight of a surety, knowing with high certainty, their future, bleak, bowed and drooped, discouraged by the cold travails soon to arrive. Living in the recent past, I am dressed inappropriately, white tee and shorts, past pretender, still dressed in my Gap issue summer uniform, summer suspended animation. Island streets are de-humanized, gone home are the children, newly fallen leaves have, their place, taken. The leaves are: magically organized along the sidelines of empty streets, quiet stadiums of would be kid's touch football fields.   browned, crisp and soulless, first greet this solitary stroller, like a cheering throng of ghosts, celebrating a sighting - man, as a seasonal fossil, one that still is living and worth reminding, yet human too shall pass when his fall arrives. the leave's cheers make over into jeers and mocking laughs: Oh humans, they say, your summer songs naive, mais tres charmant. On Crescent Beach, the driftwood sadly forlorn, looking more adrift than ever, for no one passes to express admiration at the past seasons Nouveau Expressionism, an objet d'art lonely, for the beach gallery shuttered,   raising questions existential. Is driftwood on the beach sans human admiration, art, truth or refuse? I am looking backwards as the Earth moves forward. My own axis, my eyes, conscientious objectors refuse to be pressed into service of the seasons. No, no, to involuntary servitude, to rotation and revolution. Nature's witnesses, trees and leaves write their own poem, of foolish men who: Bow and droop, discouraged by the travails soon to arrive, Delaying their own fall, finally shed summer delusions like leaves upon the ground, summer poetry silenced, summer suspended, no more.
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Dec 7, 2013
Dec 7, 2013 at 8:06 AM UTC
September Summer Suspended Animation
This was written a few Septembers ago.  Walking on the streets of a now deserted beach island, only the leaves, in various states, to keep me company. September, walk with me, under bridges of wedding tree canopies, still green aplenty, tho subtle marked for change, making summer illusions, environmentally unsustainable. September, stroll on pathways of lesser, off the track, shaded lanes, the sun blocker trees wear new necklaces, brown and yellow diamonds, a coming attraction of their denouement, their denudement. The September trees are: Ever so slightly stooped, bent with weight of a surety, knowing with high certainty, their future, bleak, bowed and drooped, discouraged by the cold travails soon to arrive. Living in the recent past, I am dressed inappropriately, white tee and shorts, past pretender, still dressed in my Gap issue summer uniform, summer suspended animation. Island streets are de-humanized, gone home are the children, newly fallen leaves have, their place, taken. The leaves are: magically organized along the sidelines of empty streets, quiet stadiums of would be kid's touch football fields.   browned, crisp and soulless, first greet this solitary stroller, like a cheering throng of ghosts, celebrating a sighting - man, as a seasonal fossil, one that still is living and worth reminding, yet human too shall pass when his fall arrives. the leave's cheers make over into jeers and mocking laughs: Oh humans, they say, your summer songs naive, mais tres charmant. On Crescent Beach, the driftwood sadly forlorn, looking more adrift than ever, for no one passes to express admiration at the past seasons Nouveau Expressionism, an objet d'art lonely, for the beach gallery shuttered,   raising questions existential. Is driftwood on the beach sans human admiration, art, truth or refuse? I am looking backwards as the Earth moves forward. My own axis, my eyes, conscientious objectors refuse to be pressed into service of the seasons. No, no, to involuntary servitude, to rotation and revolution. Nature's witnesses, trees and leaves write their own poem, of foolish men who: Bow and droop, discouraged by the travails soon to arrive, Delaying their own fall, finally shed summer delusions like leaves upon the ground, summer poetry silenced, summer suspended, no more.
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Note: we always hear of miraculous stories every day And of guardian angels and near death experiences. Are these small individual miracles created by GOD S hand Or is it his angels which are sent to protect us? Who is to say! And the greater miracles and visions seen by thousands At one time. In one place such as the sighting of MARY holding JESUS Above the Greek Church. All miracles large and small are created by GODS call. These are signs that he creates just to test humanities faith. So many prayers have been heard because of their Belief in GODS word. This is the time of year where dreams are fulfilled and miracles created And the repairing of lives that were devastated. Where smiles are put back on children s faces And hope is put back into the hearts of man With the gentle touch of GODS hand. That unexpected bonus that MR. JONES had never received before As he was about to walk out that door. That hospital prayer that you gave- when you thought your loved One would slip away. That car accident that you walked away from When you thought your life was done. What about Mr. H who fell off his roof and cracked open his head And everyone thought he was dead, yet he got up and walked away And never a complaint until this day. GOD creates millions of small miracles every day But the miracle I would like to see is the cleansing of humanity. Just pure thoughts in the minds of men, and the worlds Tragedies would finally end. Just the thought of no wars, no hunger , no slavery, no abuse And all the minds put to good use. Working hand in hand to cure the illnesses throughout our lands. Where equality is really true, for men and women like me and you. Our ocean food line is dwindling fast because no control laws have been passed. The slaughtering of dolphins and whales are world wide And our politicians turn a blind eye. We must spread the word of peace and love that the LORD Has given us from up above. © LRAMS
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 1:38 PM UTC
miracles large and small
Note: we always hear of miraculous stories every day And of guardian angels and near death experiences. Are these small individual miracles created by GOD S hand Or is it his angels which are sent to protect us? Who is to say! And the greater miracles and visions seen by thousands At one time. In one place such as the sighting of MARY holding JESUS Above the Greek Church. All miracles large and small are created by GODS call. These are signs that he creates just to test humanities faith. So many prayers have been heard because of their Belief in GODS word. This is the time of year where dreams are fulfilled and miracles created And the repairing of lives that were devastated. Where smiles are put back on children s faces And hope is put back into the hearts of man With the gentle touch of GODS hand. That unexpected bonus that MR. JONES had never received before As he was about to walk out that door. That hospital prayer that you gave- when you thought your loved One would slip away. That car accident that you walked away from When you thought your life was done. What about Mr. H who fell off his roof and cracked open his head And everyone thought he was dead, yet he got up and walked away And never a complaint until this day. GOD creates millions of small miracles every day But the miracle I would like to see is the cleansing of humanity. Just pure thoughts in the minds of men, and the worlds Tragedies would finally end. Just the thought of no wars, no hunger , no slavery, no abuse And all the minds put to good use. Working hand in hand to cure the illnesses throughout our lands. Where equality is really true, for men and women like me and you. Our ocean food line is dwindling fast because no control laws have been passed. The slaughtering of dolphins and whales are world wide And our politicians turn a blind eye. We must spread the word of peace and love that the LORD Has given us from up above. © LRAMS
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Sighting the preening peacock Slithered into the bush Wily snake
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Nov 16, 2018
Nov 16, 2018 at 9:10 PM UTC
Be wise as serpents...
Once of a bride was I by a belle informed; Who, on the very night of their honeymoon Upon sighting her groom's dower, screamed And would not let him in for his ***** boon, Until she's taken thru the script the following Morn by her parson's wife in cool counselling. Many things in morals and etiquette do Parents their children ever and anon teach Except on this single unfolding issue Will they falter to them plainly preach: The act of marriage in its detailed image, Cause it's found nay on their nurturing page. An African mother will quiver her girl to lecture, For instance, in the subject under review, But will leave it to the Omniscient Nature To instruct her like cry to a curlew. So the bride's mom will not to her say: This is how you should roll in the hay. Neither will a father his son likewise tell Explicitly of this duty--this too I know-- How to make his led-to-the-altar angel Fly on cloud nine during their maiden show. My pa never me of this nuptial scene told, How in bed my lady I should stylishly hold. Yet instinct, that great ancient teacher, The green Adam and ****** Eve taught On man's debut moment of ecstasy ever, And did lead him to her piquant spot, Whilst one another they caressed for affection, Premiering for all couples conjugal copulation. And the animals who do not the wisdom Of man have, even every diminutive creature, How each by divine smarts in their kingdom-- Like the fish in the sea of their rapture-- Do with themselves mate with none Giving them tutorials nor showing them **** To close this up where it had first started: The *iyawo after the pending deed was done, As it should betwixt man and wife, delighted Was and with glowing warmth did thence burn In the hearth of her *ókò with ultra joy, Who at the beginning of performance was coy.
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Nov 28, 2011
Nov 28, 2011 at 4:43 AM UTC
Left to Instinct
Once of a bride was I by a belle informed; Who, on the very night of their honeymoon Upon sighting her groom's dower, screamed And would not let him in for his ***** boon, Until she's taken thru the script the following Morn by her parson's wife in cool counselling. Many things in morals and etiquette do Parents their children ever and anon teach Except on this single unfolding issue Will they falter to them plainly preach: The act of marriage in its detailed image, Cause it's found nay on their nurturing page. An African mother will quiver her girl to lecture, For instance, in the subject under review, But will leave it to the Omniscient Nature To instruct her like cry to a curlew. So the bride's mom will not to her say: This is how you should roll in the hay. Neither will a father his son likewise tell Explicitly of this duty--this too I know-- How to make his led-to-the-altar angel Fly on cloud nine during their maiden show. My pa never me of this nuptial scene told, How in bed my lady I should stylishly hold. Yet instinct, that great ancient teacher, The green Adam and ****** Eve taught On man's debut moment of ecstasy ever, And did lead him to her piquant spot, Whilst one another they caressed for affection, Premiering for all couples conjugal copulation. And the animals who do not the wisdom Of man have, even every diminutive creature, How each by divine smarts in their kingdom-- Like the fish in the sea of their rapture-- Do with themselves mate with none Giving them tutorials nor showing them **** To close this up where it had first started: The *iyawo after the pending deed was done, As it should betwixt man and wife, delighted Was and with glowing warmth did thence burn In the hearth of her *ókò with ultra joy, Who at the beginning of performance was coy.
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My words flowed from my mouth like a perfectly tuned faucet, as the bright spot light, shinned down on my off-set. The audience didn't object, to the imagery I painted. My stanza's killing to the page for dear life, waiting to be read right; from my eager lips -- sheets shifting, pages crumbling, stomaching rumbling, the audience attention's shifts - and my nightmare always ends like this. A day dream, about me sharing my gift. The ability to uplift -- then finding my self in deep **** In the middle of reciting it. I keep relieving, and re-sighting it. All this doubt in my mind, I keep inviting it. That's why I instead of becoming a spoken word, I'll just keep writing it., because stage fright, is some frightening ****
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Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 12:13 PM UTC
Stage Fright
"Have you ever sailed across an ocean, Donald? On a sail boat surrounded by sea with no land in sight. Without even the possibility of sighting land for days to come. To stand at the helm of your destiny. I want that, one more time. I want to be in the Piazza Del Campo in Sienna. To feel the surge as ten race horses go thundering by. I want another meal in Paris, at L'Ambroisie in the Place Des Vosges. I want another bottle of wine. And then another. I want the warmth of a women in the cool set of sheets. One more night of jazz at the Vanguard. I want to stand on summits and smoke cubans and feel the sun on my face for as long as I can. Walk on the wall again. Climb the tower. Ride the river. Stare at the frescoes. I want to sit in the garden and read one more good book. Most of all I want to sleep. I want to sleep like I slept when I was a boy. Give me that. Just one time. That's why I won't allow that punk out there to get the best of me, let alone the last of me."
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 6:25 AM UTC
Raymond Reddington
i can smell the hymn the life i want to be in noxious as it seems undaunted i'll sing. i hear the bright sun auspicious,tells me i can! amidst of winter savor the invincible summer. sighting the sweetness this life has lot to offer. i feel its scent like a flower blooming from nowhere. who will there? trying to decipher my incoherent thoughts i'll share... 1-17-11
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Oct 31, 2011
Oct 31, 2011 at 10:49 AM UTC
Synesthesia
not your body not your skin not the tips of your peachy fingers not your passionate kiss not your heart beat not your breath hovering over my neck, sending goosebumps and shivers down my spine not your eyes sighting upon my beauty or my loveliness or my seduction or my carefreeness I want to feel you move inside not inside of me (though, that could be nice too) inside of you your own heart your own echoing cage of ribs that lock up even scarier skeletons than the skeleton holding it all together I want to feel you without being with you without holding you without seeing you without constantly thinking of you without wanting you I want to feel you when I am miles away, reading a book with a cup of tea in pyjamas when you are in class and hear something brilliant someone just said, something that makes you stop and think of me without resentment without longing without need without hiding something so simple, so clear and so pertinent something that moves and removes the clutter in you I want to feel you love yourself, the world, the trees, the scrapes on your heart’s knees and me with no want and no need
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 4:45 PM UTC
I want to feel you
Archers stance, breath held Sighting along the arrow The calm then the storm
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Feb 13, 2016
Feb 13, 2016 at 9:34 PM UTC
Haiku to a Favourite Pasttime
she turned the questions in her eyes aside and stealing away in the quiet of the pine forest winters day the taste of wood smoke was tangible on the sharp cold air and his eyes hunted the ridge crest for sing of flames as they hurried their steps along the rough hewn track she carried the child whos silent contemplation showed his understandings of the gravity of this flight the bundle of possessions on his shoulder weighed upon his mind counselling himself not to regret casting it all aside should need arise the woman and child so fragile and dear to his heart mean so much more than mere trinkets of gold he would surrender without pause life and limb to spare them she was a smoky version of bobby dylan complete with winged snakes in each hand complete with a crown of jewels and the thousand words dance he was a seafaring man they reached the shore of the sea and found the wreckage of a sailing ship her fine line speaking clear of her swiftness and her appointments show without shyness that she was of the finest portugal shipyards they spent days making her seaworthy laying up in the harsh tropical sun neath the palm trees drinking *** from her stores they put to sea in the birth of the new year singing 'goodbye spanish ladies' the three of them on the skiff tacking up-channel trying to determine latitude by sighting but a fog rolls in off the coast of grande bahama as dawn breaks man woman and grown child the miles and the treasures cast aside each wore on open hearted face but neath the weary of sea miles was their joys in the true riches of eachothers soft hand entwined as they sailed into a golden dusk of a lesser throne a kingdom of the sea
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 11:30 PM UTC
of a lesser throne
she turned the questions in her eyes aside and stealing away in the quiet of the pine forest winters day the taste of wood smoke was tangible on the sharp cold air and his eyes hunted the ridge crest for sing of flames as they hurried their steps along the rough hewn track she carried the child whos silent contemplation showed his understandings of the gravity of this flight the bundle of possessions on his shoulder weighed upon his mind counselling himself not to regret casting it all aside should need arise the woman and child so fragile and dear to his heart mean so much more than mere trinkets of gold he would surrender without pause life and limb to spare them she was a smoky version of bobby dylan complete with winged snakes in each hand complete with a crown of jewels and the thousand words dance he was a seafaring man they reached the shore of the sea and found the wreckage of a sailing ship her fine line speaking clear of her swiftness and her appointments show without shyness that she was of the finest portugal shipyards they spent days making her seaworthy laying up in the harsh tropical sun neath the palm trees drinking *** from her stores they put to sea in the birth of the new year singing 'goodbye spanish ladies' the three of them on the skiff tacking up-channel trying to determine latitude by sighting but a fog rolls in off the coast of grande bahama as dawn breaks man woman and grown child the miles and the treasures cast aside each wore on open hearted face but neath the weary of sea miles was their joys in the true riches of eachothers soft hand entwined as they sailed into a golden dusk of a lesser throne a kingdom of the sea
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Head spinning Feet tapping Mind wrapping Thought trapping Idea capping Desperation mapping Quality lacking Spaces filled Time killed Not thrilled Answers willed Nails biting Cheaters sighting After all nighting Wrongs not righting Feel like flighting Brainpower waning Lack of knowledge maintaining Wisdom draining Composure regaining Test failing Arms flailing Letters mailing Face paling The big unveiling No more prevailing The action entailing: My annihilation
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Sep 7, 2012
Sep 7, 2012 at 5:04 AM UTC
Disorganized Chaos
The way the stars shined, The way they filled up the sky Made it all seem bright The place they have been The place of their last sighting Changes my sorrow But what about her? What the stars were, so was she They're identical However, I can't. I simply cannot forget Simply can't accept She's gone away now Gone where I couldn't find her Where she's out of reach Now I must accept That she is a star, shining But really, isn't.
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 7:24 AM UTC
Star Heart
i'll admit i found him humorous upon first sighting. he was obese, with one leg, in a motorized wheel chair, wearing large sunglasses, a volunteer firefighter cap, and awkward headphones, circa '79. "hello there, sir!" he shouted as his wheel chair and body shifted, slanted, bounced with each crack in the pavement. "hey, how's it goin'?" i called back, with a warm and hospitable tone. i've been trying to be more social. "i am blessed, but sir, would you be so kind as to help me get some food?" "yeah sure. where's the food?" good deed for the day. "i don't know, i guess around this here corner. i'm lookin' for that pizza place." "oh okay, i think it's just over here past the bookstore." "alright. what's your name, boy? "josh. and yours, sir?" "james. josh it is a pleasure to meet you. and i thank you. you see i'm homeless, mr. josh. and you wouldn't believe how often people turn away from me, josh." "that's awful." "yes it is. but i pray for them. they need it. may the lord forgive them. may the lord forgive me." "here's that pizza place." "excellent. would you go in and get me some food?" oh. i'm buying him food. that's what "help me get some food" means. "of course. what would you like?" i returned ten minutes later with a gyro, a pepsi, and some chips. "thank you mr. josh," he said with a bright smile, "this will be a fine meal. now, josh, you have done a good thing. look at my eyes." he removed his sunglasses. his eyes seemed normal enough. "i ain't no druggy or dope fiend. i'm just james w. green. mr. green. i was a bass player that just fell on some bad luck. now josh, i'm asking you as a friend to just give me a little more, so i can eat tonight." this made me uncomfortable. i hate to admit it, but i began to suspect this uni-legged, bass player, of ripping me off. i gave him a 5-dollar bill. that's a weeks worth of suppers at taco bell. he said a prayer for me. then he asked me on behalf of jesus, "can you look into your heart and give generously? just one big donation and who knows what could happen!?" i gave him another ten. "thank you mr. josh. i appreciate it. remember me? and do me a favor?" "sure." "tell the world about mr.green!" you're welcome, james.
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May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010 at 1:41 PM UTC
james w. green
i'll admit i found him humorous upon first sighting. he was obese, with one leg, in a motorized wheel chair, wearing large sunglasses, a volunteer firefighter cap, and awkward headphones, circa '79. "hello there, sir!" he shouted as his wheel chair and body shifted, slanted, bounced with each crack in the pavement. "hey, how's it goin'?" i called back, with a warm and hospitable tone. i've been trying to be more social. "i am blessed, but sir, would you be so kind as to help me get some food?" "yeah sure. where's the food?" good deed for the day. "i don't know, i guess around this here corner. i'm lookin' for that pizza place." "oh okay, i think it's just over here past the bookstore." "alright. what's your name, boy? "josh. and yours, sir?" "james. josh it is a pleasure to meet you. and i thank you. you see i'm homeless, mr. josh. and you wouldn't believe how often people turn away from me, josh." "that's awful." "yes it is. but i pray for them. they need it. may the lord forgive them. may the lord forgive me." "here's that pizza place." "excellent. would you go in and get me some food?" oh. i'm buying him food. that's what "help me get some food" means. "of course. what would you like?" i returned ten minutes later with a gyro, a pepsi, and some chips. "thank you mr. josh," he said with a bright smile, "this will be a fine meal. now, josh, you have done a good thing. look at my eyes." he removed his sunglasses. his eyes seemed normal enough. "i ain't no druggy or dope fiend. i'm just james w. green. mr. green. i was a bass player that just fell on some bad luck. now josh, i'm asking you as a friend to just give me a little more, so i can eat tonight." this made me uncomfortable. i hate to admit it, but i began to suspect this uni-legged, bass player, of ripping me off. i gave him a 5-dollar bill. that's a weeks worth of suppers at taco bell. he said a prayer for me. then he asked me on behalf of jesus, "can you look into your heart and give generously? just one big donation and who knows what could happen!?" i gave him another ten. "thank you mr. josh. i appreciate it. remember me? and do me a favor?" "sure." "tell the world about mr.green!" you're welcome, james.
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