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"simpatico" poems
Stumbling into ancient scripts, authored a decades plus ago, ago being a modifier of time quantities, minute or large, unspecific without an objective adjective additive, that faucets a stream of an interlocutory elocution of a batter of rooted emotional histories, but not histrionics fanciful words for dredged up memories, acute, but tarnished, powered yet worn by a cousin of ago, a/k/a, age and yet renews as of, at this very second, as if it were a first, a tumult of visions, swelling of remembrances, embodied scars, and I weep anew but not for me, as much for the resonating simpatico souls with whom they even  now vibrate with resonance of the immediacy of If not now, When? Aside: The exterior environment is noisy wet pelting of thunderstorms and ****** sheets of bulleting rain, piercing projectiles, but I am safe in the sunroom, sadly happy my dog is no longer here to shiver and tremble, cuddle and be soothed by steady stroking But I am here, wrestling with this dredging operation, digging up tons of sand that require dumping, and I ask, inquire, beg: Who will take this detritus off my hands, once more, now uncovered, now recovered, the soil is already soaked and can absorb no more, the soul is already soaked and can absorb no more, the weakened heart, damaged and occluded, suffer cannot bare twice the outrageous misfortune of unbared recollections, twice, or thrice, and I feel myself drowning in revisiting pain, **** **** **** these old poems, not nuggets, but boulders dropping from night skies, shot from a pitching machine, without letup, piercing of agonies that once ago   freshly desecrated and decorated my basic training in humanity. Enough whining: *I wrote those poems to eject out those pains, and I write this now, once more, to realize that so so many still face uncertain and unrelenting similarities, doing their own sums, and I wish them easing, strength to compose and thereby dispose of the ineloquent and eloquent words of staining suffering* 3:30am Thur July 10 2025
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Jul 16, 2025
Jul 16, 2025 at 5:39 PM UTC
Older poems, new readers, familiar thoughts...
Stumbling into ancient scripts, authored a decades plus ago, ago being a modifier of time quantities, minute or large, unspecific without an objective adjective additive, that faucets a stream of an interlocutory elocution of a batter of rooted emotional histories, but not histrionics fanciful words for dredged up memories, acute, but tarnished, powered yet worn by a cousin of ago, a/k/a, age and yet renews as of, at this very second, as if it were a first, a tumult of visions, swelling of remembrances, embodied scars, and I weep anew but not for me, as much for the resonating simpatico souls with whom they even  now vibrate with resonance of the immediacy of If not now, When? Aside: The exterior environment is noisy wet pelting of thunderstorms and ****** sheets of bulleting rain, piercing projectiles, but I am safe in the sunroom, sadly happy my dog is no longer here to shiver and tremble, cuddle and be soothed by steady stroking But I am here, wrestling with this dredging operation, digging up tons of sand that require dumping, and I ask, inquire, beg: Who will take this detritus off my hands, once more, now uncovered, now recovered, the soil is already soaked and can absorb no more, the soul is already soaked and can absorb no more, the weakened heart, damaged and occluded, suffer cannot bare twice the outrageous misfortune of unbared recollections, twice, or thrice, and I feel myself drowning in revisiting pain, **** **** **** these old poems, not nuggets, but boulders dropping from night skies, shot from a pitching machine, without letup, piercing of agonies that once ago   freshly desecrated and decorated my basic training in humanity. Enough whining: *I wrote those poems to eject out those pains, and I write this now, once more, to realize that so so many still face uncertain and unrelenting similarities, doing their own sums, and I wish them easing, strength to compose and thereby dispose of the ineloquent and eloquent words of staining suffering* 3:30am Thur July 10 2025
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“A man is about as likely to ask for help for depression as to ask for directions, and for much the same reason,” said Real, who struggled with his own depression issues. “It's part of the male code, part of masculine culture.” ~~~ when they ask, I say, parrying fast, how you doing? to the persisters, I mutter fine which is 100% correct... been fined for the accumulated made-mistakes, wrong forks taken, the weight invisible but the body sags, nonetheless... you know they know, you know their thoughts, why doesn't he snap out of it, after all he is a man, he has always been what we needed, why can't he just go back to the person prior... this code, is not law, ten times worse, genetic and culture passed, double ****** code so real, like the headaches, the nightmares, that forbid equanimity... not true, we don't expect that of you, thankful for all you have done, but eyes betray, a simpatico misunderstanding, the instillers, can't take back what they celebrated previous... the signals everywhere, few ascertain, cause the rule is never complain, don't go near windows, lest the sunlight diffused, offers no cheer, but escape temptation ever on offer... forgive yourself, someone intones, but what infects my bones, is non-responsive to the forget antibiotic, which does not come in pill format ask me for directions, I will talk/walk you to your destination, but when I'm lost, I'm just a lost man, who needs to do better, forgetting is not in my DNA, but lost is...choking on expectations of being everyone's savior, with no one to save you from yourself...
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 6:51 AM UTC
WHY MEN TEND TO HIDE DEPRESSION
“A man is about as likely to ask for help for depression as to ask for directions, and for much the same reason,” said Real, who struggled with his own depression issues. “It's part of the male code, part of masculine culture.” ~~~ when they ask, I say, parrying fast, how you doing? to the persisters, I mutter fine which is 100% correct... been fined for the accumulated made-mistakes, wrong forks taken, the weight invisible but the body sags, nonetheless... you know they know, you know their thoughts, why doesn't he snap out of it, after all he is a man, he has always been what we needed, why can't he just go back to the person prior... this code, is not law, ten times worse, genetic and culture passed, double ****** code so real, like the headaches, the nightmares, that forbid equanimity... not true, we don't expect that of you, thankful for all you have done, but eyes betray, a simpatico misunderstanding, the instillers, can't take back what they celebrated previous... the signals everywhere, few ascertain, cause the rule is never complain, don't go near windows, lest the sunlight diffused, offers no cheer, but escape temptation ever on offer... forgive yourself, someone intones, but what infects my bones, is non-responsive to the forget antibiotic, which does not come in pill format ask me for directions, I will talk/walk you to your destination, but when I'm lost, I'm just a lost man, who needs to do better, forgetting is not in my DNA, but lost is...choking on expectations of being everyone's savior, with no one to save you from yourself...
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~ my shelter, *two arms, a human lean-to, a pup tent, all with a welcome mat, for you, await with graceful patience simpatico smiling, always avail, awaiting, no life clock countdown prematurely pushing, come when there is no other place all, on offer, shelter places that become your home, if you so honor them thus, your choice, your decision when to come n' go shelter you, no questions asked, cloak all with human warmth, easy silences, no pressures* for when my arms   bear your load, now mine, my load, somehow halved!
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Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 7:51 AM UTC
Coronavirus: where is shelter? not where, but when...
*Cure me within the seize      of artistic rapture capturing human spirit in       boundless creativity, lay 'pon my ******* a sonata     written of affection's simpatico, whisper me a sonnet         scripted 'neath my skin,   soar me to limitless grandeur      elevated beyond cloud vapors, beckoning rhythmical renditions of     abstract layers in love, splendor & art, amidst the harmony and lavish             poetry of a soulful heart*
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Jul 15, 2015
Jul 15, 2015 at 7:54 AM UTC
Artistic Rapture
Siddhartha sat steady on a the hearth of an apartment, eyes closed mouth closed, mind open and enchanted Zen-man lingers in a dark park starting, to realise indiscretions of his past lives avatar (but don't for a second believe the lies you've been fed by the brother of your brother and the father's of the jingoist mafia because eyes blink often and the accumulative effect is a life of temporary blindness and in that blindness it's not possible to be enlightened) Your mantras are a lie but the belief remains still and so rolling over wild green hills in some Welsh country village it dawns on the spirits of the ether that humanity is struggling to find absolution of even the most relative peace - but so, and Siddhartha still sits, cross-legged and barely breathing Emaciated; fast, faster Losing her nerve Zen-man died a few months back but you always live again and so a beetle on a hot car hood scampers in some intrinsic folly, semi-aware of being something or being at all Towards the walls of weather-beaten towns the levee finally bursts and all life ends - until a gathering mist pulls absurd faces in the simpatico rays of a third-eye sun over the bayou of some forgotten rock in the cosmos and the ethereal temptress of existence rolls the next dice on a green matted board and our unified oneness speaks a solitudinal greeting to the sky.
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 12:29 PM UTC
Eating Kosher Meals in A Starbucks Car Park, Discussing The Zionist Agenda Wearing Keffiyehs and Listening to Rage Against The Machine on An iPod
Pond lilies basking, Misty buds of sleepy rain,   .  .  .  Water envelopes.
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 9:50 PM UTC
Haiku (simpatico)
I want fireworks Not the "yeah, I like her I guess" I want explosions in the sky That thunderous boom that reverberates for blocks the array of spark and color Illumination that captivates the eyes. Is fireworks too much to ask In this, "You're an adult now?" world Is there no more magic left To dazzle when we first meet To consume the surrounding energy In a explosive fusion of simpatico Other needs ignored as we fuse I want to be her fireworks I want to be the blinding shock of light That wows and captivates her eyes I want to walk and talk and laugh and cry I want to hurt when we have to go apart I want longing to measure the moments away I am bored if not for fireworks Why bother with a boring rock Just because it is already laying nearby. I want a comet A conflagration hurling toward the earth. If she is not a shooting star Then what is there to chase? Or I want nothing at all Life is awash already with love, passion, and light every time I open my eyes and look So if a me and a her is going to become a we I'm gazing out searching for colored washed skies I want fireworks.
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Sep 27, 2017
Sep 27, 2017 at 6:28 PM UTC
Fireworks
Sunflowers rising— Piercing eyes of earth and sky, . . . Sun flies with eagle.
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:50 PM UTC
Haiku ( simpatico )
I love you honey bunny he says as if Jules is a seat ahead of us with a gun pointed straight at his nuts. Then you have Dylan making your throat red raw before the words have even slipped off your tongue. The jump from teenage delinquency to normal relations was harder than I thought after all. Olivia's paranoia ensues on to the next golden boy and Jill's left ****** is the only joy I feel I bring to the table. Every tacky horoscope site tells me you and I are simpatico my head on the other hand is knee deep in delusions of fates paths ruined and fates paths missed on both ends. I've foolishly given you my all and I foolishly anticipate the fall.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 7:18 PM UTC
****
my questioning, directed at myself and the answer simp, not necessarily simpatico, cause the answer is either today, or never, could be both or n-either yeah, of that age, when I awake first two words are ******* again? and if I hurry, one piecework, one mo’ poem, hurried, may yet be vented, scurried, aired out or for quick disposal sad dispatch one mo’ disgorged poem within and withouted, either side of midnight been gorging on letters ever since They fed me sugared letters & lemons for breakfast and the last twenty sending them you in a disembodied softly softly voice no matter how far your imaginary ears are from me Sunday AM 9:52 2/19/25 🥲
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Jan 19, 2025
Jan 19, 2025 at 9:51 AM UTC
Sunday: Are you ready for gorging and disgorging?
The day was long and greedily waited, in near unspoken secret - like a thing delightfully and enchantingly wicked. We are reunited - simpatico - my love, lover and I. We ravish each other and lavish each other with flattery, endearments and entire pleasure. We live sweet centuries in those tight hours. Happiness changes the tenor of things. Rains of feeling combine in torrents, like the tinkling notes of a harp make symphony. Our minutest nerves are instruments of joy. Mornings start with exquisite excitement and the dense reel and stagger of intoxication - because we’re drunk with the fullness of life. Leaves on trees called chestnut, linden and hazel, stir gently in the breeze - those faint shoos and rustles, times nature’s fractal design - blare, in effect, like terrific trumpets. At night, as we walk together under cooling summer skies, the stars in the far-flung firmaments, seem to huddle together and whisper, like sisters, of life and the mysteries of earthy love. We are the dust of those constellations - are we but spies? . . Songs for this: Thank You My Angel by Over the Rhine Perfect Day by Povo Goodbye Sunday by Everything But the Girl
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Aug 31, 2025
Aug 31, 2025 at 12:52 PM UTC
the dust of constellations
tho summertime, he lets his hair grow long when he wakes, mirror just laughs, a volcanic holy hell headed revealed, forehead flopping, ear covering, an unruly mess, as a secondary metaphor, holy insufficient and a man does what a man can do turns both old fashioned porcelains, medium luke gusher eruptor is cupped, with a two handed utensil, a couple of scoopings he turn faded blonde grey, wet jet black for awhile enough and a man does what a man can do with less than a handful of brush strokes, straight back they lie, and suppressed for awhile, but he doesn't think "boy it's good to be a man" no, he study's the mirror's new reaction, when his Cain forehead mark, is now readily seen, most gasp or look away, poor mirror is fixed and thus, transfixed, frozen what he thinks is this: "good, let the world see, know, who I am, and how I am marked my holy hell is continuous, unforgivable, deserved" (he made her abort their baby) but the mirror, a simpatico old friend, thinks the splashes will hide his fresh tears, but the man knows better, yet, loves his mirror friend, truthful image reflected, even more for it
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 10:45 AM UTC
The Comb of Cain
*Wouldn't it be lovely to write      the way Monet          painted masterpieces, or Beethoven composed        simpatico symphonies, graciously scripting sentiments as       utterly stunning as Neruda's              elixirs of profound poetry ~ I'd sell my soul for an eternity of       infinite breaths midst                    such indubitable creations*
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Jul 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015 at 7:09 AM UTC
Eternal Breath
I've dropped this Cubica today, as often as I've dropped my heart when I pick up the two pieces of a broken pen, ***** them back together, it still works filling my lungs with vaporous poison knowing it will eventually **** me, I pit it against my lips and **** on it like a straw till it blows sunshine out of my *ss, just what he would call a magnifying glass, of  perspective poetry, inhalant on course defying destiny. Hopefully, seventy playgirl virgins will soothe that remorse, at the very least a sepharad of simpatico with silly  smoking mortals still whispering of genius.
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 10:26 PM UTC
Indestructible
Late night at the Bar, The neon sign said time to go, Funny, when I got there it was all Welcoming and overenthusiastic, Garish, like a parade of clowns With balloons that just got lost Loosed, to the winds.  I had a few— Too many and wrote a broke poem, All alone surrounded by the clank Of wood from a pole and clicks of levers As the glistening 'patrons' shimmied their Tithes to the used machines of ***** Pinned and the green tables pooled And the women, who desperately looked At only you, after you looked at them And the indifferent, tallish Barman, Who kept pouring smallish dreams In a shot glass.  I stumbled, swirled out And kissed the tar as was my want, Every newcomer slogging in Simply ran with not even noticing, As I laid on the ground, they knew That their time was soon coming. That's called simpatico, or is it Solidarity, maybe, whatever? Anywho, I dusted my self off And hightailed it back home Before the broad, my old lady, Jezebel, caught me on the sly. The 'Queen of Sheba' was already There— prostrated on our bed Waiting to nail me.  My only excuse, The muses— she wasn't buying, I said baby, 'I ain't tryin' to sell You no lie.  The words, they come And they go, like a train that never stops But you bestbe going, you best be jump in' On that steel Goliath and ride that son to the gates Of pearl and peace, them goldilock rays and then I said, Hush, my little 'rock-a-bye' lady, you shush now, My fresh night moon of lilly flower, we's gonna Make like nubile creatures, all naked and free, There ain't no clocks little darling, there's Just you an' me and all the rest of herstory,' She bought that line!
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 11:30 PM UTC
Beat Poem
Late night at the Bar, The neon sign said time to go, Funny, when I got there it was all Welcoming and overenthusiastic, Garish, like a parade of clowns With balloons that just got lost Loosed, to the winds.  I had a few— Too many and wrote a broke poem, All alone surrounded by the clank Of wood from a pole and clicks of levers As the glistening 'patrons' shimmied their Tithes to the used machines of ***** Pinned and the green tables pooled And the women, who desperately looked At only you, after you looked at them And the indifferent, tallish Barman, Who kept pouring smallish dreams In a shot glass.  I stumbled, swirled out And kissed the tar as was my want, Every newcomer slogging in Simply ran with not even noticing, As I laid on the ground, they knew That their time was soon coming. That's called simpatico, or is it Solidarity, maybe, whatever? Anywho, I dusted my self off And hightailed it back home Before the broad, my old lady, Jezebel, caught me on the sly. The 'Queen of Sheba' was already There— prostrated on our bed Waiting to nail me.  My only excuse, The muses— she wasn't buying, I said baby, 'I ain't tryin' to sell You no lie.  The words, they come And they go, like a train that never stops But you bestbe going, you best be jump in' On that steel Goliath and ride that son to the gates Of pearl and peace, them goldilock rays and then I said, Hush, my little 'rock-a-bye' lady, you shush now, My fresh night moon of lilly flower, we's gonna Make like nubile creatures, all naked and free, There ain't no clocks little darling, there's Just you an' me and all the rest of herstory,' She bought that line!
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Late night at the Bar, The neon sign said time to go, Funny, when I got there it was all Welcoming and overenthusiastic, Garish, like a parade of clowns With balloons that just got lost Loosed, to the winds.  I had a few— Too many and wrote a broke poem, All alone surrounded by the clank Of wood from a pole and clicks of levers As the glistening 'patrons' shimmied their Tithes to the used machines of ***** Pinned and the green tables pooled And the women, who desperately looked At only you, after you looked at them And the indifferent, tallish Barman, Who kept pouring smallish dreams In a shot glass.  I stumbled, swirled out And kissed the tar as was my want, Every newcomer slogging in Simply ran with not even noticing, As I laid on the ground, they knew That their time was soon coming. That's called simpatico, or is it Solidarity, maybe, whatever? Anywho, I dusted my self off And hightailed it back home Before the broad, my old lady, Jezebel, caught me on the sly. The 'Queen of Sheba' was already There— prostrated on our bed Waiting to nail me.  My only excuse, The muses— she wasn't buying, I said baby, 'I ain't tryin' to sell You no lie.  The words, they come And they go, like a train that never stops But you best be going, you best be jump in' On that steel Goliath and ride that son to the gates Of pearl and peace, them goldilock rays and then I said, Hush, my little 'rock-a-bye' lady, you shush now, My fresh night moon of Lilly flower, we's gonna Make like nubile creatures, all naked and free, There ain't no clocks little darling, there's Just you an' me and all the rest of herstory,' She bought that line!
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 5:26 PM UTC
Beat Poem
Late night at the Bar, The neon sign said time to go, Funny, when I got there it was all Welcoming and overenthusiastic, Garish, like a parade of clowns With balloons that just got lost Loosed, to the winds.  I had a few— Too many and wrote a broke poem, All alone surrounded by the clank Of wood from a pole and clicks of levers As the glistening 'patrons' shimmied their Tithes to the used machines of ***** Pinned and the green tables pooled And the women, who desperately looked At only you, after you looked at them And the indifferent, tallish Barman, Who kept pouring smallish dreams In a shot glass.  I stumbled, swirled out And kissed the tar as was my want, Every newcomer slogging in Simply ran with not even noticing, As I laid on the ground, they knew That their time was soon coming. That's called simpatico, or is it Solidarity, maybe, whatever? Anywho, I dusted my self off And hightailed it back home Before the broad, my old lady, Jezebel, caught me on the sly. The 'Queen of Sheba' was already There— prostrated on our bed Waiting to nail me.  My only excuse, The muses— she wasn't buying, I said baby, 'I ain't tryin' to sell You no lie.  The words, they come And they go, like a train that never stops But you best be going, you best be jump in' On that steel Goliath and ride that son to the gates Of pearl and peace, them goldilock rays and then I said, Hush, my little 'rock-a-bye' lady, you shush now, My fresh night moon of Lilly flower, we's gonna Make like nubile creatures, all naked and free, There ain't no clocks little darling, there's Just you an' me and all the rest of herstory,' She bought that line!
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Pond lilies basking, Misty buds of sleepy rain,   .  .  .  Water envelopes.
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 7:43 PM UTC
Haiku (simpatico)
Pond lilies basking, Misty buds of sleepy rain, . . . Water envelopes.
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 9:20 PM UTC
Haiku ( simpatico )
Since those long ago days in Latin class, I have endeavored to speak your echo, Crystal. How I longed to be amongst your trusted inner circle! Alas, I had no voice then to speak these things to you. Mrs. Tinkler must have sensed my blocked emotions; always coupled we two to do textual translations. I deferred and let you be the intellectual leader feeling wholly given over to being your infatuated scribe. It was always your property to be simpatico; you were the giver of kindness and smiles, your latent brilliance subsumed by outward caring. What forlorn chance did my jejune heart have? And now, at length, I can finally speak these things, trusting in the smiles that touching substance brings.
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Oct 7, 2015
Oct 7, 2015 at 1:40 PM UTC
Furtivum Meditatur Amorem for C. S
Teachers are great people they dedicate their lives to helping others and they don't get paid alot of money. My favorite teacher is Miss Possick. She teaches english, and writes poetry, and she is a very special person that my granpa would say is one in a million. She is the first person to read my poem and tell me she liked it, and she always tells me encorogging things, and she is always kind to me and everyone else, even the bad kids. She knows almost everything about me, and we like all the same things, she tells really funny jokes, and she makes me smile all the time. And she laughs at my jokes, and she has a beautiful laugh and a happy smile. My dad says that me and Miss Possick are simpatico which is spanish for we are very similar, because we both love animals, and nature, and laughing and reading poetry and stories, and we both think that people should be kind, and help others, and teach what they know. Miss Possick knows all sorts of stuff, and If she doesn't know something she can tell you the next day, because she is real good at looking stuff up. Besides my family Miss Possick is my favorite person in the whole world. And I love her very much.
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 7:25 AM UTC
A Tribute To Miss Possick
feldspar conglomerate pyrite flakes sparkle basalt backdrop …granted, the granite is liken to a gneiss but placed near the soap or sand it stands alone without chip-ability raw uncut opal sending prisms dancing against the distorted garnet plug – her ruby lips shown bright against the chert and ashen speckles of flint diamond twinkles fall from topaz tear ducts land softly on an emerald blazer adorned with ruby buttons – ****** at the rock show I marvel and the marble and experience simpatico with a sapphire while the tourmaline tantalizes my taste buds sending me reeling into a radical thunder egg as the agates flew willy-nilly I groped blindly for a brick to steady myself but instead fell hard onto the concrete or was it asphalt…. either way, I may as have well been tarred and feathered dipped in oil and sent to the borax plant –
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 2:38 PM UTC
truly, a gravelly tale
*Pond lilies basking Misty buds of sleepy rain Water envelopes*
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 3:49 PM UTC
Zz Simpatico
I need a cat, a shape shifter Sleek in the night, stalking my toes I need to feel in danger of the pounce Anticipate the fluffy acupuncture assault Then the soft recompense, the rhythmic purr Sound of engine running in a furry chassis Curl of warm belly around my hand, Snugly trusting. I want a cat, a ballet dancer Graceful gymnast, lissome acrobat How the hell did she get way up there? And she’s so pleased with herself. Twinkling cabochon peridot eyes Ancestral spirit homes, divining the future Seeing worlds to which my dull human sight Remains insensible. I long for the feline trip-me-up The periscope tail strutting around The up yours attitude, possessive head **** Tail in my face, weaving round ankles **** plonked on the page I’m reading Voice of a cranky, unmelodic angel The regal pride at the table trespass Gifted bug at my feet. I need a cat with a jealous streak Wise to my other feline indiscretions The accusatory looks, and petulant shunning I need to plead for mercy, to reassure To bestow the favourite treat as consolation I want the day long cuddle that follows Punctuated by tiny acts of punishment Put in my place. I miss the chaos and the havoc The ritual corruption of the Christmas tree Random bursts of ecstatic craziness Thunderous houseruns in the wee hours I need the smooching when I’m melancholy The comfort of determined, kneading paws The little upturned face searching mine, in Uncanny empathy. I need the kitty litter, and the up chuck The inelegant realities, however gross Little things that bond two simpatico souls Aren’t always so glamourous I need the mythic vision and the everyday plain Extraordinary archetype and simply dear kitty Faerytale heroics, **** In Boots, “Memory”, Alleycat blues. I’m a cat lady in the making A cat lady-in-waiting I need a cat I need a cat I need a cat.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 9:04 PM UTC
Cat Lady
I need a cat, a shape shifter Sleek in the night, stalking my toes I need to feel in danger of the pounce Anticipate the fluffy acupuncture assault Then the soft recompense, the rhythmic purr Sound of engine running in a furry chassis Curl of warm belly around my hand, Snugly trusting. I want a cat, a ballet dancer Graceful gymnast, lissome acrobat How the hell did she get way up there? And she’s so pleased with herself. Twinkling cabochon peridot eyes Ancestral spirit homes, divining the future Seeing worlds to which my dull human sight Remains insensible. I long for the feline trip-me-up The periscope tail strutting around The up yours attitude, possessive head **** Tail in my face, weaving round ankles **** plonked on the page I’m reading Voice of a cranky, unmelodic angel The regal pride at the table trespass Gifted bug at my feet. I need a cat with a jealous streak Wise to my other feline indiscretions The accusatory looks, and petulant shunning I need to plead for mercy, to reassure To bestow the favourite treat as consolation I want the day long cuddle that follows Punctuated by tiny acts of punishment Put in my place. I miss the chaos and the havoc The ritual corruption of the Christmas tree Random bursts of ecstatic craziness Thunderous houseruns in the wee hours I need the smooching when I’m melancholy The comfort of determined, kneading paws The little upturned face searching mine, in Uncanny empathy. I need the kitty litter, and the up chuck The inelegant realities, however gross Little things that bond two simpatico souls Aren’t always so glamourous I need the mythic vision and the everyday plain Extraordinary archetype and simply dear kitty Faerytale heroics, **** In Boots, “Memory”, Alleycat blues. I’m a cat lady in the making A cat lady-in-waiting I need a cat I need a cat I need a cat.
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Allow me to put my head on your chest... then BREATHE. Recite to me your poetry so I can hear it reverberate against my ear... I can already tell it will be in perfect rhythm with your HEART.
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Mar 11, 2016
Mar 11, 2016 at 10:47 AM UTC
Simpatico
Pond lilies basking, Misty buds of sleepy rain, . . . Water envelopes.
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 4:41 PM UTC
Haiku (simpatico)