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"sledging" poems
Cold temperatures deep snow there goes a coach but in the morning... Skiing,snowboarding sledging snowball fights warm pools warm sauna a happy life above the clouds
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 12:14 PM UTC
Alpe d huez
This feeling... Heavy... Like a wreath bearing down my neck. Every fibre in me seem to be at loggerheads. My heart... Pounding. Each beat is a hammer sledging away at my saneness. My breaths... Premature and short. Inconsistent. I respire full but with punctured lungs.
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 12:14 PM UTC
Punctured
Let me tell you about Drew Barrymore: First of all, she got an early start on self-awareness, To wit:  her breakout role as Gertie in Steven Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, And quickly became one of Hollywood's Most recognized child actresses, Going on to establish her self to this freaking day. From wit: Yeah, sure, she got an early start, She literally grew up inside her movies. And if we had ever had a Shirley Temple of our own generation, Drew is it. Simply put: Drew is sweetness personified. N'est-ce pas? But Habitat Hollywood needed more, Must dwell on the Barrymore name, Pounding that angle, Sledging the dynastic anvil, Forging consensus: It’s in her genes. It’s that sangue royale, It’s in her blood. All those Fairbanks & Randolphs, Harrisons & Blyths, Palazzoli & Giofredi . . . *** That’s where you get your looks, You little guinea **** That olive oil & garlic, Enhancing that gilded Barrymore Blood! It must have been an Early pink thrill for you, Drew, Seeing all those Doors spread wide open-- Widespread like a ****** legs-- Career barrier walls, Inhibitions crumbling. What a pleasant realization! “I am a member of a Multi-Generation Theatrical Dynasty.” And going even further back than John, Ethel & Lionel, Babaloo. We’re talking the British Stage here, We’re talking Legitimate Theater, As in: Tread those boards, GB Shaw! Which brings me to my point: Drew’s had a long time to get over That Diva (Louie Prima) Donna thing. She knows who she is. She’s comfortable out here, Way out here in the So-called real world. Out a monk’s her environment at-large. Query: heredity or environment? Always. To wit: It was always Her habitat doing the molding-- From Wit: ******* It’s in her ****** DNA. In her freaking genes: Which is precisely Where I’d like to be right now, My cherished, My sweet Drew: In your freaking jeans.
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 7:28 PM UTC
“Getting in Drew Barrymore’s Jeans”
Let me tell you about Drew Barrymore: First of all, she got an early start on self-awareness, To wit:  her breakout role as Gertie in Steven Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, And quickly became one of Hollywood's Most recognized child actresses, Going on to establish her self to this freaking day. From wit: Yeah, sure, she got an early start, She literally grew up inside her movies. And if we had ever had a Shirley Temple of our own generation, Drew is it. Simply put: Drew is sweetness personified. N'est-ce pas? But Habitat Hollywood needed more, Must dwell on the Barrymore name, Pounding that angle, Sledging the dynastic anvil, Forging consensus: It’s in her genes. It’s that sangue royale, It’s in her blood. All those Fairbanks & Randolphs, Harrisons & Blyths, Palazzoli & Giofredi . . . *** That’s where you get your looks, You little guinea **** That olive oil & garlic, Enhancing that gilded Barrymore Blood! It must have been an Early pink thrill for you, Drew, Seeing all those Doors spread wide open-- Widespread like a ****** legs-- Career barrier walls, Inhibitions crumbling. What a pleasant realization! “I am a member of a Multi-Generation Theatrical Dynasty.” And going even further back than John, Ethel & Lionel, Babaloo. We’re talking the British Stage here, We’re talking Legitimate Theater, As in: Tread those boards, GB Shaw! Which brings me to my point: Drew’s had a long time to get over That Diva (Louie Prima) Donna thing. She knows who she is. She’s comfortable out here, Way out here in the So-called real world. Out a monk’s her environment at-large. Query: heredity or environment? Always. To wit: It was always Her habitat doing the molding-- From Wit: ******* It’s in her ****** DNA. In her freaking genes: Which is precisely Where I’d like to be right now, My cherished, My sweet Drew: In your freaking jeans.
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Addiction is My something bitter My something sweet An unholy nightmare I partly love But mostly hate My happiness ripped away Like cement from a building I cannot move For inside out I am crumbling All around me my house is collapsing As I find myself wide open Standing in the rain Which keeps falling Just need a little more numbing As I am bound to my body Like an Egyptian mummy A fight I can not win Give me another Another drink Another pill Another line I am not sure If I can even tell The difference anymore A vacuum under my feet Where floor boards Once met My self esteem gone A diminishing will that Once stood like a mountain Is now just empty Canyon I am Sledging in the snow Sliding down a mountain But some how all My joy has gone My desire dissolving Into a glass as My heart has given in As I fall into a drain   Humiliated I feel As I escape into another pill As I am truly conquered But not by a great army Just my weak will Slipping to my death In quicksand I am sinking And all I think is Is Spar Open Skidding on black ice I can see I am about to crash But I can not even flinch Just have another drink As I take another dive If only there was Something inside of me That could say Lets stay a Live Then maybe I could pull Myself Out of this My unholy nightmare I partly love But mostly hate My something bitter My something sweet But mostly I hate
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
ADDICTION
Mountain slopes clad in snow, plains and paths covered in snow, sloping roofs layered with snow, tall pine trees sprayed with snow, and fallen pine cones enveloped in snow. There’s a calm but eerie stillness and all over - an innocent and pure whiteness stretching as far as the eyes can see. The street, the sidewalk, the children’s park - all covered by a white carpet. In the diffuse sunlight the whiteness does completely reflect. Little kids leave tiny footprints on the carpet of snow. They indulge in snowball fights from the top of the slide and below. Red, blue, yellow, orange and green Snowsuits, mittens and caps are everywhere seen. Older children go sledging on the steep white slopes on colorful sledges dotting the snowy terrain. The air is fresh, crisp and cold Whiteness, whiteness everywhere; behold! In the midst of all the fun and mirth Let’s thank Heaven for whitewashing the Earth. Gita Ashok 9/10/2010, 3 pm
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 1:53 AM UTC
A Snowy Scene
Spurts of ***** colour tear The frozen mountain white. Human dust of little kids Gargling through the night.
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 2:43 PM UTC
Sledging
Dear Carl, Can I call you Carl? Our unconscious is collective and a lake of shared experience. Is the internet an instance of your theories? I have some queries. Are these the facts Carl? Our reflections are collected in a cloud of pooled intelligence. Is the aggregate a marker of our species? I have some theses. Are these our thoughts Carl? Our enquiries through our browsers hint a dull and cloudy somnolence. Is the synthesis the same by demographic? Is this just traffic? Is this our worth Carl? Our reprovals and our sledging smacks of asinine belligerence. Can we speculate more broadly from this sample? Trolls, for example… We all have separate phenotypes, made up of common archetypes, that form a unique prototype, for human contribution. The flavour of each megabyte, requires an active acolyte, that gives objective oversight, to tally the solution. But what about the eloquence, beneficence, benevolence, the sympathetic sentience, within this cyber-netting? And what of interinfluence, of conscious counterviolence, considered, caring, congruence, of giving more than getting? Are you happy Carl? Your proposals once ethereal now digitally real —the collection of our thoughts a cyber-consciousness reveal. Sure, we focus on crash diets, haircuts, shoes, and plastic surgery. We are more than just a vessel for the latest celeb pregnancy. These excuses for connection are a cybernetic basis, for the comfort and affection found across our networked spaces. While the electronic camera snaps the shadow and insanity, it also frames our kindness in the brilliance of humanity. I think it’s fine, Carl. Sincerely, Jill
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Aug 21, 2024
Aug 21, 2024 at 9:25 PM UTC
Letter to Carl Jung
Dear Carl, Can I call you Carl? Our unconscious is collective and a lake of shared experience. Is the internet an instance of your theories? I have some queries. Are these the facts Carl? Our reflections are collected in a cloud of pooled intelligence. Is the aggregate a marker of our species? I have some theses. Are these our thoughts Carl? Our enquiries through our browsers hint a dull and cloudy somnolence. Is the synthesis the same by demographic? Is this just traffic? Is this our worth Carl? Our reprovals and our sledging smacks of asinine belligerence. Can we speculate more broadly from this sample? Trolls, for example… We all have separate phenotypes, made up of common archetypes, that form a unique prototype, for human contribution. The flavour of each megabyte, requires an active acolyte, that gives objective oversight, to tally the solution. But what about the eloquence, beneficence, benevolence, the sympathetic sentience, within this cyber-netting? And what of interinfluence, of conscious counterviolence, considered, caring, congruence, of giving more than getting? Are you happy Carl? Your proposals once ethereal now digitally real —the collection of our thoughts a cyber-consciousness reveal. Sure, we focus on crash diets, haircuts, shoes, and plastic surgery. We are more than just a vessel for the latest celeb pregnancy. These excuses for connection are a cybernetic basis, for the comfort and affection found across our networked spaces. While the electronic camera snaps the shadow and insanity, it also frames our kindness in the brilliance of humanity. I think it’s fine, Carl. Sincerely, Jill
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Wrapped around with electric fire spewing out the storage heater. I have to pay someone whom I have never met a quarterly bill getting larger by the minute. Oh for the freedom of a child who knows nothing of the World save butterflies and flowers all summer long and snowmen in the midst of winter while sledging down the hill.
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 6:36 AM UTC
snowmen in the midst of winter
This ***** in my chest hammers Sledging away at my ribcage I can feel the shallow breaths enter my body but they somehow fail to reach my starving lungs My punctured windpipe only delivering a whisper of oxygen I can hear everything yet as the sound waves reach my ears it just turns into an incessant buzz My eyes go out of focus and the world around me becomes a blur I'm completely removed from my senses and everything that held me to reality is suddenly gone Frantically I grasp for anything to keep me grounded but as my breath quickens and my heart thuds The fear erupts and every coping mechanism I've memorized is lost in a sea of suffocating thoughts Gasping for air as my adrenaline spikes and all fight in me collapses Flight is the only option now but there is nowhere to go All the walls are constricting tighter and tighter incasing me within and I can't stop this panic that is just starting to begin
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 12:17 AM UTC
PANIC
We been sledging in the snow Kids all shouting GO GO GO Up and down the hill we run Laughing as we have our fun Sliding on the snow so fast Wishing it will always last
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Dec 20, 2022
Dec 20, 2022 at 6:00 AM UTC
Sledging