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"simplicities" poems
Her beauty doth arouse temptation So fiercely though I cannot imagine My struggle to resist laying upon my hand The fairest strands that sit a top her head. My hands tremble with delight I sit in the midst of the worlds greatest disaster. Yet I am reduced to the simplicities of batting my eyes For this woman hath stolen my sight Upon hers I am commanded to view. Tis simply a fate solely unwished upon by few. Her unwavering gaze cannot be replaced By even the finest rewards from the heavens themselves. The angels permit themselves to admire only afar. For if too closely they arrive t'would be a prison. The very same prison I hath myself locked within. The key resting below where the heart doth reside. To leave I wish not, For to remove my eyes requires strength unseen by man. I am a prisoner to my own Desire
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 4:33 AM UTC
Desire
complexity bias how you love to criticize my poems as too long and overly complex poor me, I’m no genius, don’t prosper by exploiting unrecognized simplicities, rather deconstruct the intricate complexities that I flatter myself are the me-sinews Writing is a **** temptation - we focus on the 10% that is complex and ignore the easy 90% perhaps this once I will surrender my bare bones put aside the rich, satisfying of cave diving, urban spelunking word caressing tongue verbiage rich tapestry exploring - give you the plane of plain where nestles my destiny: nesting near motionless where the couch is my kingdom and cold cereal is easily digested and there are no consequences I am a member of a discriminated-against minority we have no charismatic leader, no marchers anywhere, and government programs say hey you’re free white and twenty one plus, get the crap out of our faces,  you useless piece of rhymes with **** and includes dirt, though I shower twice a day to keep myself occupied 25 years old, a high school dropout, of course I’m white, my occupation is playing video games and making sure my supply of opioids is adequate in these great United States where I was born there are fewer jobs than none that my application survives a first glance discardation, and now my disability preempts any demand to pretend there is gainful employment in store in my future this reductio ad absurdum is a technique to expose the fallacy, ah what’s that you say no interest in hanging about, on your way out, of course, of course, we are the wrong flavor of downtrodden my life is simple - simplistic in its a chaotic entropic way, order slowly declines into disorder my rituals are a fight against slip sliding down, falling off the the Herzog continuums and the poems are desperate hand holds to prevent my going, gone under so forgive me if I tax you without possessing not the requisite taxing authority you hone in on the obvious disparities and my contradictions resenting my sending you this bill of extravagant length compose with me and a mean will be located and to sleep I go, perhaps to undress my dreams and explicate the wealthy multiples of complexity in the simplicity of a junkies life
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 3:56 PM UTC
complexity bias of a ******
complexity bias how you love to criticize my poems as too long and overly complex poor me, I’m no genius, don’t prosper by exploiting unrecognized simplicities, rather deconstruct the intricate complexities that I flatter myself are the me-sinews Writing is a **** temptation - we focus on the 10% that is complex and ignore the easy 90% perhaps this once I will surrender my bare bones put aside the rich, satisfying of cave diving, urban spelunking word caressing tongue verbiage rich tapestry exploring - give you the plane of plain where nestles my destiny: nesting near motionless where the couch is my kingdom and cold cereal is easily digested and there are no consequences I am a member of a discriminated-against minority we have no charismatic leader, no marchers anywhere, and government programs say hey you’re free white and twenty one plus, get the crap out of our faces,  you useless piece of rhymes with **** and includes dirt, though I shower twice a day to keep myself occupied 25 years old, a high school dropout, of course I’m white, my occupation is playing video games and making sure my supply of opioids is adequate in these great United States where I was born there are fewer jobs than none that my application survives a first glance discardation, and now my disability preempts any demand to pretend there is gainful employment in store in my future this reductio ad absurdum is a technique to expose the fallacy, ah what’s that you say no interest in hanging about, on your way out, of course, of course, we are the wrong flavor of downtrodden my life is simple - simplistic in its a chaotic entropic way, order slowly declines into disorder my rituals are a fight against slip sliding down, falling off the the Herzog continuums and the poems are desperate hand holds to prevent my going, gone under so forgive me if I tax you without possessing not the requisite taxing authority you hone in on the obvious disparities and my contradictions resenting my sending you this bill of extravagant length compose with me and a mean will be located and to sleep I go, perhaps to undress my dreams and explicate the wealthy multiples of complexity in the simplicity of a junkies life
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I live a life collecting pieces. Pieces of fantasies forever the realm of childhood; Pieces of imaginations turned wild and wonderful. Pieces of laughter, confusion, delight and tears. Pieces of melancholy, shards of sorrow; fragments of regret, portions of jealousy. Sections of desire, passion, leading us on blindly to others of heartache and yearning. The rough edges of frustration, yet the smooth curves of contentment, peace. I live a life collecting pieces; this is what I’m told makes a life worthy. Worthy of remembrance, joy; fulfilment. But only I can see the struggles, feel my bones bearing more weight; the aching tiredness I fall into, when I’m not at work, collecting the pieces I speak of. The fright I hastily pick up off the ground, when I compare my clumsy, ***** array of pieces to your perfect and bound ones; when you aren’t looking. The dread I reach for, because you leave it crushed beneath your feet. The nervous tension pulling strings beneath my skin; leaving me a reckless, vulnerable puppet collecting the pieces left in your wake. Torn to scattered, dusty pieces; Reborn a puzzle of simplicities, bright and shining pieces woven into form. No matter where we have been, where we were taken, where we were loved, where we were betrayed, where we fought bravely, where we surrendered nobly, where we were embittered, where we learnt of strengths and weaknesses; we are all made of pieces. We are collections of pieces. You and I. Our collection is known as life; each piece is our experience of something. Someone. Somewhere. And the more we know each other, the more often our hands can reach for two of the same, available pieces left before us. I pen them down, keep them special and fragrant. I live a life collecting pieces and often they are of you.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 9:16 PM UTC
The Pieces of This Life
I live a life collecting pieces. Pieces of fantasies forever the realm of childhood; Pieces of imaginations turned wild and wonderful. Pieces of laughter, confusion, delight and tears. Pieces of melancholy, shards of sorrow; fragments of regret, portions of jealousy. Sections of desire, passion, leading us on blindly to others of heartache and yearning. The rough edges of frustration, yet the smooth curves of contentment, peace. I live a life collecting pieces; this is what I’m told makes a life worthy. Worthy of remembrance, joy; fulfilment. But only I can see the struggles, feel my bones bearing more weight; the aching tiredness I fall into, when I’m not at work, collecting the pieces I speak of. The fright I hastily pick up off the ground, when I compare my clumsy, ***** array of pieces to your perfect and bound ones; when you aren’t looking. The dread I reach for, because you leave it crushed beneath your feet. The nervous tension pulling strings beneath my skin; leaving me a reckless, vulnerable puppet collecting the pieces left in your wake. Torn to scattered, dusty pieces; Reborn a puzzle of simplicities, bright and shining pieces woven into form. No matter where we have been, where we were taken, where we were loved, where we were betrayed, where we fought bravely, where we surrendered nobly, where we were embittered, where we learnt of strengths and weaknesses; we are all made of pieces. We are collections of pieces. You and I. Our collection is known as life; each piece is our experience of something. Someone. Somewhere. And the more we know each other, the more often our hands can reach for two of the same, available pieces left before us. I pen them down, keep them special and fragrant. I live a life collecting pieces and often they are of you.
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(Rock Lake, Canada) In this country there is neither measure nor balance To redress the dominance of rocks and woods, The passage, say, of these man-shaming clouds. No gesture of yours or mine could catch their attention, No word make them carry water or fire the kindling Like local trolls in the spell of a superior being. Well, one wearies of the Public Gardens: one wants a vacation Where trees and clouds and animals pay no notice; Away from the labeled elms, the tame tea-roses. It took three days driving north to find a cloud The polite skies over Boston couldn't possibly accommodate. Here on the last frontier of the big, brash spirit The horizons are too far off to be chummy as uncles; The colors assert themselves with a sort of vengeance. Each day concludes in a huge splurge of vermilions And night arrives in one gigantic step. It is comfortable, for a change, to mean so little. These rocks offer no purchase to herbage or people: They are conceiving a dynasty of perfect cold. In a month we'll wonder what plates and forks are for. I lean to you, numb as a fossil. Tell me I'm here. The Pilgrims and Indians might never have happened. Planets pulse in the lake like bright amoebas; The pines blot our voices up in their lightest sighs. Around our tent the old simplicities sough Sleepily as Lethe, trying to get in. We'll wake blank-brained as water in the dawn.
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Two Campers In Cloud Country
I wish I could have stayed in bed all day today, Writing poems about entertwining fingers and tangled legs; About lips that never moisten themselves; About tickles that, abruptly, turn into caresses and lingering touches. I would have written about cuddles and tight ******** embraces that didnt require that "thing" they like to do most; About kisses that make you yearn for nothing less than a lifetime supply of Them. I, simply, wish I'd have just stayed in my room In my bed and Penned all morning about the complex simplicities of coexisting with Desire. I'd have written about how Competition was welcomed with unfurled arms, kissed and un-coated at the door. I'd have written about how it was welcomed as a third party to the bed; how we would vye for its approval and battle for 1st place as Best Giver of Love. ..But, instead, I'll just write a poem about the poem id have written had I just stayed in bed today.
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 10:52 AM UTC
Bed
I always found freedom in movement In the midst of steps Whether from music Or from the occurrence of those around In moments of reflection, I liked to think I was dancing I moved in between these sequences Fixed in the rules of performance Unable to think past this choreography Never able to make my own But I felt it only appropriate To move as others did One step forward A slight sway to the left Another turn to my right And back And back It was under this prison of routine I found myself in As in every other time But something changed in these steps As in now when I moved towards the next You stood in my wake I knew how different you were, placed to my standing You worried nothing of such structure Taking these movements as yours Away from those who claimed their fluidity Why you would ever take an interest in my polarized side Quite the oxymoron; I still can’t fathom Yet there you were Everywhere I moved Forcing me to look past these fixtures Stepping past their simplicities To find aspects I had thought foreign to me You showed me how wrong I was in this definition of ‘freedom’ One step forward, now two A sway left, although now with your hand in mine A counter to the other side Now with the opposing hand The most complete connection At least that’s what it felt to me Now that I think of that time There were changes greater than I could focus on Besides those most immediate I realize I never did step back Perhaps the most significant change As I haven’t since
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 10:33 PM UTC
One Step Forward
I always found freedom in movement In the midst of steps Whether from music Or from the occurrence of those around In moments of reflection, I liked to think I was dancing I moved in between these sequences Fixed in the rules of performance Unable to think past this choreography Never able to make my own But I felt it only appropriate To move as others did One step forward A slight sway to the left Another turn to my right And back And back It was under this prison of routine I found myself in As in every other time But something changed in these steps As in now when I moved towards the next You stood in my wake I knew how different you were, placed to my standing You worried nothing of such structure Taking these movements as yours Away from those who claimed their fluidity Why you would ever take an interest in my polarized side Quite the oxymoron; I still can’t fathom Yet there you were Everywhere I moved Forcing me to look past these fixtures Stepping past their simplicities To find aspects I had thought foreign to me You showed me how wrong I was in this definition of ‘freedom’ One step forward, now two A sway left, although now with your hand in mine A counter to the other side Now with the opposing hand The most complete connection At least that’s what it felt to me Now that I think of that time There were changes greater than I could focus on Besides those most immediate I realize I never did step back Perhaps the most significant change As I haven’t since
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Lost is what you want me to be, gone is what they say I am, and sad is the simplicity of what I really am... I am not a happy person
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Aug 6, 2014
Aug 6, 2014 at 1:07 AM UTC
Simplicities
time changes and I realize the world needs my LOVE. so I want to write more love poems and infect heartstreams, bursting valve seams, repairing flows. carrying capacities need expanding, deep breath felt. simplicities stacking, and all else is. decension, the reflection of ascension, is being dug. the perspective has always been from above. time to root down, bury down, dig deep in the ground and bring the LOVE down. in the darker side, where light struggles sometimes, here, this minor level, that many feel is real, this place needs the panting of love to be rained down. souls duped to believe evil is abound. cycles are always dark and light and layers are thin. pay closer attention to the place where to the two meet again, that point, moment, peace. listen to its speech, the flow of a new sprout on a tree, the fungus sprawl through its wood. stretching its love from underground, above, to feed and seed and heed the lessons here. biodiversity, nourishment, interdependence, just being loving. nurturing, to      your     self, the total inclusiveness... our carry capacity for LOVE is infinity. eights will flow infinitely, so we just let it be, walk easily, stop and discover those on our path. discover the magic of home.
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 4:34 PM UTC
capabilities
Expectations of gender stereotypes invoke the psychopath that lurks in the deepest recesses of my soul. Maternal and paternal influences reek of disconnected ambivalence. When I think of knowledge, I am reminded of apple pie. I may not be able to undertake mechanical and electrical tasks, but I can truly profile. Although our instincts may be somewhat dangerous, I am compelled to make those savoury simplicities that are characterised by yeast, cheese and the pride of a mother. Have you ever been to Balmore?
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 10:58 PM UTC
The Attachment of Bread
Synchronitities It's 11.11 again, AM through to PM, Just to see you again, In all your simplicities. 11.11 again, Now tell me what's the relevance, When I see you there, Lying in sentimentality, You got the 411, Telling me just about anything, That you can breath, Steals your rationality. 11.11 again, The sentence that won't ever end; Caught up in a comma coma, Blinded by the clarity, 11.11 again, I seen it on the TV screen, What does it mean to you & me, Simple sequenced synchornities
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 8:47 AM UTC
11.11
*the ones warring on the flag of defeat can't be called either troll or parasite... too noble such entitlements, they are the **** genus worthy of ignorance, that they are found roaring on the flag of defeat, when such publicity is allowed of public musing deeper than soft-spoken in one's own room, as transcript of thought made public, ironically without one's geographic coordinates... and what lack of honour to be warring with such circumstances being allowed.* i shouldn't have written my words among poets, too many simplicities surrounded them, with the poets came made surrogates, a stillbirth, if nothing more 9 months of **** as the new economics that gave us appreciative homosexuality, a curbing of the expeditions of population we didn't blame on Chinese or Blue Indians due to having inherited masochistic Christianity, the last greek mythology, THE, LAST! and no more from the greek tongue! no more! then the second feat of the suffragettes that became the surrogates... and yet, i stilled braved to sing for the escapist tongue of brotherhood that the misty mountain's cold encapsulated... in which i braved the brotherhood, every, second, counter, to marriage to a woman... domestication is no adventure! it's no adventure! there is no fear and sudden death in domestication... it breeds cattle! readied for death not ready! *two dungeons deep and caverns old... the pines were roaring on the hight!    the winds were mourning in the night... the fire was red it flamed and spread, the trees like torches, blazed with light.* this... this is my ideal afterlife! take your Koran and terrorism and take a **** in the desert with the cats for worth of knowing such "exquisiteness" as it might be worth mining in the dunes of sand! while the thirst of metalloid and abstract horse-tow gives your false timing... and when you take this anger written on the flag of defeat, and turn to warring with it on your own flag of defeat... you will be conquered, slain and tortured, as is my promise, always honourable.
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
surrogates and suffragettes
*the ones warring on the flag of defeat can't be called either troll or parasite... too noble such entitlements, they are the **** genus worthy of ignorance, that they are found roaring on the flag of defeat, when such publicity is allowed of public musing deeper than soft-spoken in one's own room, as transcript of thought made public, ironically without one's geographic coordinates... and what lack of honour to be warring with such circumstances being allowed.* i shouldn't have written my words among poets, too many simplicities surrounded them, with the poets came made surrogates, a stillbirth, if nothing more 9 months of **** as the new economics that gave us appreciative homosexuality, a curbing of the expeditions of population we didn't blame on Chinese or Blue Indians due to having inherited masochistic Christianity, the last greek mythology, THE, LAST! and no more from the greek tongue! no more! then the second feat of the suffragettes that became the surrogates... and yet, i stilled braved to sing for the escapist tongue of brotherhood that the misty mountain's cold encapsulated... in which i braved the brotherhood, every, second, counter, to marriage to a woman... domestication is no adventure! it's no adventure! there is no fear and sudden death in domestication... it breeds cattle! readied for death not ready! *two dungeons deep and caverns old... the pines were roaring on the hight!    the winds were mourning in the night... the fire was red it flamed and spread, the trees like torches, blazed with light.* this... this is my ideal afterlife! take your Koran and terrorism and take a **** in the desert with the cats for worth of knowing such "exquisiteness" as it might be worth mining in the dunes of sand! while the thirst of metalloid and abstract horse-tow gives your false timing... and when you take this anger written on the flag of defeat, and turn to warring with it on your own flag of defeat... you will be conquered, slain and tortured, as is my promise, always honourable.
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Your complexities are compounded by my simplicities, and since you came to me like the alphabet of a language I cannot read you will, when you leave depart unchanged. Whereas, I will be changed forever like a root verb which is built upon to express a more complex idea.
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 6:42 PM UTC
Conjugation
*She's the type of precious flower That grows well, And thrives, In nature's sacred rich earth, Each new blessed morning She reaches out to the sunslight - She knows its energy is responsible For her daily blessed rebirth. She's the type of precious flower That grows to her full potential After a heavy rain, She can handle the wild winds - She can handle a little roughness, And a little bit of pain. She's the type of precious flower Who does not compete, Or compare herself, With any other flower, She knows her worth, And she is comfortable Being herself - This is her special superpower. She's the type of precious flower That possesses a rare uniqueness - An original beauty, Inside and out, She prides herself In living for the joy of life, She is grateful For the simplicities in life - And for being blessed With the gift of life; For being chosen to sprout. By Lady R.F ©2016*
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Nov 29, 2016
Nov 29, 2016 at 6:15 AM UTC
Precious Flower
My emotional compass is losing its gravitational pull ... At times the direction dies still. At other times, it spins madly.  I feel like I'm being crushed between two walls and drowned within thunder-clapping waves. Yet, on the surface of my ocean, the glass waters reflect a serene, tranquil light of the full moon hugging its night sky.    I'm uncertain. I’m indecisive. I run away to the farthest, darkest corner of the forest. I also flee to the highest peaks and hide under sunlight.  I'm not fearful of destruction. I'm fearful of being destructive. I tend to destruct myself by destructing the souls I cherish most. Nightmares of finding myself in abandoned emptiness haunt me. I fear being left, so I walk away. I fear being loved deeply, so I push them away. And this ... this is where I become destructive.  I say I’m seeking peaceful stability, when truthfully...? My soul is gushing across the ends of the earth all at once. Maybe I find peace in the chaos. Maybe I just feed on chaos.  I throw my soul into the deepest wells of love. I find myself abruptly climbing back to the surface, clawing my way up those walls. And just as I nearly reach the top, I intentionally let go of myself only to fall back in. The record breaks on replay.  I gather myself, set the records straight then let them role into chaos once more. Once More replays itself endlessly through the space and time of my existence, and my life turns into a repetition of these "once more" chaotic events. Secret be told, I think I enjoy all of this. All so exciting and lively at that moment. Alas, dreadful at points of reality checks. Lifeless at the destination.  So…? I gather myself and set the records straight again ...  once more ... once more, again ... and again ...  Helpless. But wild.  Wild. But easily tamed.  Tamed. But cannot be owned.  Gently handle my being. I'm too stubborn ... Even with my own self. Yet, I also feel ever so delicate and fragile. I can easily break at my own grip. I’ll tell you how …  It's all in the simplicities - which can also turn into complexities - found in the sun’s golden hour. Yellow rays against my skin. Illuminated dust particles dancing through my fingers. A warm whisper. That bold dive. Grab me by the extremes.  Right now .. I think I’m coming up with a case of the blues.  So, come … Dip me not in the rainbow, but in the *** of gold at the far end.  Take me all the way ... The noise, it enchants me.  Be still my heart, it’s him … Chaos.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 1:20 PM UTC
Confessions: Once More
My emotional compass is losing its gravitational pull ... At times the direction dies still. At other times, it spins madly.  I feel like I'm being crushed between two walls and drowned within thunder-clapping waves. Yet, on the surface of my ocean, the glass waters reflect a serene, tranquil light of the full moon hugging its night sky.    I'm uncertain. I’m indecisive. I run away to the farthest, darkest corner of the forest. I also flee to the highest peaks and hide under sunlight.  I'm not fearful of destruction. I'm fearful of being destructive. I tend to destruct myself by destructing the souls I cherish most. Nightmares of finding myself in abandoned emptiness haunt me. I fear being left, so I walk away. I fear being loved deeply, so I push them away. And this ... this is where I become destructive.  I say I’m seeking peaceful stability, when truthfully...? My soul is gushing across the ends of the earth all at once. Maybe I find peace in the chaos. Maybe I just feed on chaos.  I throw my soul into the deepest wells of love. I find myself abruptly climbing back to the surface, clawing my way up those walls. And just as I nearly reach the top, I intentionally let go of myself only to fall back in. The record breaks on replay.  I gather myself, set the records straight then let them role into chaos once more. Once More replays itself endlessly through the space and time of my existence, and my life turns into a repetition of these "once more" chaotic events. Secret be told, I think I enjoy all of this. All so exciting and lively at that moment. Alas, dreadful at points of reality checks. Lifeless at the destination.  So…? I gather myself and set the records straight again ...  once more ... once more, again ... and again ...  Helpless. But wild.  Wild. But easily tamed.  Tamed. But cannot be owned.  Gently handle my being. I'm too stubborn ... Even with my own self. Yet, I also feel ever so delicate and fragile. I can easily break at my own grip. I’ll tell you how …  It's all in the simplicities - which can also turn into complexities - found in the sun’s golden hour. Yellow rays against my skin. Illuminated dust particles dancing through my fingers. A warm whisper. That bold dive. Grab me by the extremes.  Right now .. I think I’m coming up with a case of the blues.  So, come … Dip me not in the rainbow, but in the *** of gold at the far end.  Take me all the way ... The noise, it enchants me.  Be still my heart, it’s him … Chaos.
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walking zombie i eat i laugh i sleep no substance to this present these simplicities that easily covers up finally had enough courage tilting on the end yet again failed confusion always striking harder and harder each time piercing through every inch of mine fears, eating you up inside uncertainty, the numbness at a certain point a maddening zombie coming to life layers upon layers, pieces to pieces, covering up each time with a better strategy in time wondering will it ever wear out just like me theres just no escape from this misery, no escape from these thoughts from eating you up inside full of something irony and all that there is emptiness.
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Oct 30, 2012
Oct 30, 2012 at 5:42 PM UTC
lifeless
Today I am human Today I got two legs out of bed to face a world that is sometimes cold Today I walked tired feet just to make sure they still do their job right Today I ran fingers through hair and remembered there were teeth to brush, a face to wash Today I woke to a bottle of water half full by my nightstand Today I drank it's contents with a handful of vitamins Today I remembered the importance that breakfast holds so I had it Today I dressed a body that now and then can feel unfamiliar Today I pushed the sheets back on the bed to make it almost neat Today I fluffed a pillow to its full extent Today I put lotion to skin that is too dry from the California sun Today I put gas in my car Today I fed myself without guilt Today I filled my stomach with meals instead of anxiety Today I breathed Today I sighed Today I did what most consider to be routine, but is so much more to me All of these simplicities are proof of surviving Doing so is not always easy But I do Today I lived even if I did so quietly Today I am alive And tomorrow I will be as well Tomorrow I will say thank you to today Tomorrow I will appreciate the effort of before Tomorrow I will be too proud for too little Tomorrow I will repeat Tomorrow I will try again Tomorrow I am human.
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 4:05 PM UTC
Today I Am Human
There is such a lack, an incredible lack of words to describe how you make me feel There is not a word for shared annoyance of errors, rules of the English language. reading a sentence that makes little sense to confirm someone doesn’t know how to grammar staying up ’til 3, 4, 5 to discuss simplicities and complexities, they felt like the most important things. Sleep is not an important thing. joy of seeing you with a smile rushed banters sarcasm, conditions, laughter, and silly faces. Silent promise to see you later inability to walk and tell you something at the same time. Here is my brain, make of it what you will. Thank you for trusting me with yours. spaces between sleep and getting up for the day. Time, (what is time?) holding, tickling, touching, skin pretending to leave, only to crawl back in to your embrace, warm, watching you rest. your hands that I can’t not touch. Not because you need it, but I do. I hope that’s okay. hugs I don’t want to end, silent or not. Close, being next to you is the safest, most comfortable, peaceful place to be spontaneity and uncertainty kiss you good-bye? or just wink, either is fine it’s not complacent I don’t have to write because I can say the words to you. I have the words to be a person, with you If you find words for all these, I don’t I want them I’d rather have to fully describe them and, even then, it would not be enough to define the noticings and pieces I like about you
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 10:27 AM UTC
Alas, alack (an inconsistent poem)
I swallow your words And begin to mellow out. Turbulence in my bloodstream, Yet static numbness all throughout. An accent laced with malice, By a tongue that knew no sympathy. You graced me with the fortunes Of love's complex simplicities. Love baffles. Love hurts. Trivial hearts.
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Jan 28, 2021
Jan 28, 2021 at 6:11 AM UTC
I swallow your words
blood blot a hideous music like fixed stars a chaos of shattered glass you can hang your hat on bamboo shards make a ****** wound gold spun hair on floral linen blemished soaking red like a shaking rat in a cats mouth Hazels glistening ****** a pretense salutes celibacy and high end moisturizer toilet paper to shock simplicities morals of an excretory affair a dark chandelier hangs in the balance torpedo runnels through chambered knots unleashing treacherous sanity sins crib theater of purgation father forgive her she took a **** an idealist without ideals the grand masturbator a simulacrum of a lubed god in nights dragging shade oracle of a  ruddy opera  and legs over head flexed crimson wattle rolls theories invite anti theories light invites darkness silence yields shadows throat and cacophonous whispers a grind house temple of gods and demons in horrendous geometry of inflicting malice until the serpent ascends from black pitch hells like a bomb through the skull lusts antidote waterloo of the soul   annihilation point the cadaver smiles
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 6:28 AM UTC
Annihilation Point
Tell me a story, or I won't even blink, I want you to take me to worlds that I think I could find beauty in, places to hide deep within like an inside joke, or a laugh, or a path to take into Neverland, a bridge to Wonderland, any land as long as I can have you in it. Tell me a story, fill my sinuses with stink, I want to feel the ship I want to smell the brink of desperation, to feel a strange, secure, separation to myself, filled with a wealth of nonsense knowledge, take me through foliage and laugh as I bask in a seething sun, come on, let's go, I crave fun. Tell me a story, help me taste a waste of time, I want to laugh a rhyme and commit the crime of uselessness and happiness and bonkerness and silliness and fun watch me run into a field of fantasies tongue sampled teas and smile at simplicities' sanctuary. Tell me a story, and allow me to touch a part of your mind you let locked away, darling, parent, sibling, quibbling cognitive miser tell me a story and you'll end up wiser for knowing it, for imparting it, let's party it and part with the sweetest words of goodness, I could hear from you To be continued
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Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 5:53 PM UTC
Tell me a story
Woke up with children in my mind, wrote two new, then stumbled on this... I give this poem to an orchestra leader I know, who understands better than most, that conducting and being surrounded by many, is oft the loneliest task and who knows best the meaning of "finally, all synchronized in time and space, on a single continuum, within, without and through." Thanksgiving Day 2011 Through the picture window, watching restless generations, multitudinous compilations, children's backyard runnings, all about, hide n' seek, uncoordinated coordination, well calculated randomness, perfection in its discombobulation Within my bloodstream, chemical changes, blow thru my veins, direction home, like leaves, on a November weekend, windswept from a thousand directions, endless energy, noise, and commotion, results of internal tremblings, the side effects of satisfactions, in ways I could only dream of... Without knowing, nonetheless, the knowledge rests within, footage of future days of quietude and satisfaction, recalling earlier simplicities, records recorded somehow before it happens, records recorded now and then, but only for future consumption. Harmonies of times, well deserved, to be future spent, now, finally, all synchronized in time and space, on a single continuum, within, without and through. They say that Einstein erred, time cannot outrace gravity, therefore it cannot be that I have seen the future. Yet, I know with unerring certainty, these truths posses the gravity, that thanks, I have and will again, gave, and will give The remainders, the children, the net of our gains and losses, within them,         my thanks lives, without them,         I am lessened, through them,         I am whole,
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 7:04 AM UTC
Within, Without, and Through the Picture Window (A Thanksgiving Prayer)
Woke up with children in my mind, wrote two new, then stumbled on this... I give this poem to an orchestra leader I know, who understands better than most, that conducting and being surrounded by many, is oft the loneliest task and who knows best the meaning of "finally, all synchronized in time and space, on a single continuum, within, without and through." Thanksgiving Day 2011 Through the picture window, watching restless generations, multitudinous compilations, children's backyard runnings, all about, hide n' seek, uncoordinated coordination, well calculated randomness, perfection in its discombobulation Within my bloodstream, chemical changes, blow thru my veins, direction home, like leaves, on a November weekend, windswept from a thousand directions, endless energy, noise, and commotion, results of internal tremblings, the side effects of satisfactions, in ways I could only dream of... Without knowing, nonetheless, the knowledge rests within, footage of future days of quietude and satisfaction, recalling earlier simplicities, records recorded somehow before it happens, records recorded now and then, but only for future consumption. Harmonies of times, well deserved, to be future spent, now, finally, all synchronized in time and space, on a single continuum, within, without and through. They say that Einstein erred, time cannot outrace gravity, therefore it cannot be that I have seen the future. Yet, I know with unerring certainty, these truths posses the gravity, that thanks, I have and will again, gave, and will give The remainders, the children, the net of our gains and losses, within them,         my thanks lives, without them,         I am lessened, through them,         I am whole,
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*So clearly i see it now... the rhythmic beat of your heart to mine... blood pulsing through your veins carrying with it emotions love, happiness, desire all from a mere touch of my hand ** "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. ~Helen Keller"" ** It's the truth though beauty is merely a visual imagery playing upon the simplicities of the human mind yet when it's whittled down to it you... are not beautiful You're the pure embodiment of beauty everything you are is jubilantly harmonious desireable... unattainable... to anyone who isn't in my position a position of weakness and trust where anything they do is determined by you with the heart set on your happiness... you've made me want to let everything i know as true just fade to grey and become part of the background...* ..........................................................................
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Jul 17, 2010
Jul 17, 2010 at 1:16 PM UTC
new poem
The tree was split By the power of an unknown spear. That night, the orange moon flared; The blinking eyes of night Shadowed the forest, Following him. What authority clapped the thunderous air With flailing branches, Demanding service, obedience, fear. The simplicities of home and fire Offered up assurance and warmth. He returned to think on it; To resolve questions with more questions Before sanctifying the place of wrath.
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 7:46 PM UTC
The Pine Tree
I am dead. Cloven flesh, spirit hiding shadows, some place, no place, sow below the flow of thought - amiable calamity on the part of the lethargic. That sense faded west tasting living sweat and I can’t even feel the uncaring caress of ill ideals seeping through green-blue, all eyes gray through prismatic roots. Wheels touch paper wedges, circlets adorning colored names to beats and lengths of waves, crystalline wrists intact but can’t my legs catch the drift? The day fades salty across my brow, spit up gentrified goodbyes dancing the fine line catching boldly to dusk, webs of light casting Terra’s abortions into night. I feel adrift atop bending winds soaring, grasping at the sky; I’m laughing crawling forward, snatching feelings named in my self-absorbed ways. Oh! how it bursts forth! Explosions off in the distance tuning eyes to white and back again, heaving ribs spitting venom, ideas ***** abominations, I feel at home at last. I cry at simplicities feet, todays imagined forays into Death again foiled by a common sense which refuses neglect, wresting forever rest from out my chest, a wasted breath. And what to do with indulgent Death? What of her bright eyes catching mine, shaken thoughts grow cold inside, so cold she warms my flesh for tomorrows.
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Jun 18, 2010
Jun 18, 2010 at 2:47 PM UTC
Birthday Indulgence