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"snared" poems
That sweet scent wafted in the warm breeze the moment before we met. From then on my life was changed love came with your perfume. Each of my emotions in hyper drive until then not alive. Your perfume was so intoxicating a doting slave I became. One direction to achieve your attention passion drew me under it's spell. This energy and intensity could not last one day a shadow was cast! I became yesterdays man brushed away when somebody else was snared. Like me the perfume pulled them within my heart shattered as I watched. Another laying prostrate at your feet no way could I take defeat. Jealousy never far from the passion of love not caring when I sighted you. Unable to control my basic human instincts attacking forcibly my rival. Feeling betrayed and the only one hurt soon my body would hit the dirt! Standing here a noose around my neck guilty of deeply loving you! Even as the trap door beneath me is released the perfume will linger always. Never regretting that deep emotional ride you will be with me inside! Love and jealousy unceasing like your perfume! The Foureyed poet.
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Jun 26, 2011
Jun 26, 2011 at 2:53 AM UTC
Perfume
# You have brought back these feelings Resurfaced those fears Of the fire inside that had so many tears A weak flame that was dying Alive once again Has now muddied the line between lover and friend That's how it goes for me I don't know about you The words passing might be in that moment were true They kept traveling on Possibly a comet As my feelings grow strong Expectations not met Once again feel a fool Even though it's not true And my heart gave to you Time again I will do But this time not the same It's because you weren't here Could not reach out and touch So our bodies weren't shared Just the words that were said And the sound of your voice Resurrect from the dead Could not stop; Had no choice Seems like that's how it is In your lasso I'm snared All it takes is one tug And again I will care Pilot light to a stove A slight twist and it strikes You've invaded my heart Bursting flame will ignite But if carelessly handled It's me who gets burned Walked all over and trampled Same dolt who won't learn I have built up the walls But we're both trapped inside The tight space is so small There's nowhere I can hide Face-to-face with you now It begins and it ends I'll get through it somehow Are we lovers or friends? #
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Dec 3, 2018
Dec 3, 2018 at 8:56 PM UTC
Lovers or Friends
I was six when I first saw kittens drown. Dan Taggart pitched them, 'the scraggy wee shits', Into a bucket; a frail metal sound, Soft paws scraping like mad. But their tiny din Was soon ****** They were slung on the snout Of the pump and the water pumped in. 'Sure, isn't it better for them now?' Dan said. Like wet gloves they bobbed and shone till he sluiced Them out on the dunghill, glossy and dead. Suddenly frightened, for days I sadly hung Round the yard, watching the three sogged remains Turn mealy and crisp as old summer dung Until I forgot them. But the fear came back When Dan trapped big rats, snared rabbits, shot crows Or, with a sickening tug, pulled old hens' necks. Still, living displaces false sentiments And now, when shrill pups are prodded to drown I just shrug, 'Bloody pups'. It makes sense: 'Prevention of cruelty' talk cuts ice in town Where they consider death unnatural But on well-run farms pests have to be kept down.
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The Early Purges
*Have anthologized every cerebration of mine, finding myself snared in dogmatic mysteries of cosmos. My cognitive contents are razing & vitiating, leaving a brobdingnagian lacuna. Striving to surmount it but, incapable of sating the one that domiciliates within my èlan vital.*
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Jul 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015 at 12:01 PM UTC
Innermost Crusade
A mask is something I often tried to wear, never succeeding always ending up snared. -Snared within my own insansity I'm somewhat surprised I still grasp my humanity it seems it's all I have left after all I've finally noticed it doesn't even matter *my ****** expression* it doesn't have to be a way to express my emotions. If I remain neutral, who will really take that into consideration?
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 8:07 PM UTC
A Mask
Parachutes billowing, floating above the abyss though we all once knew. Parachutes colliding, landing upon the barren land that man once had. They came by the millions      drifting from heaven. Their reason for being...       a mystery to all. Parachutes flaunting, opening to reveal themselves   so that man might learn. Parachutes lifeless, wafting through cloud speckled skies when man was glad. They came by the thousands     dropping from heaven. Their reason for being could not be explained. Parachutes lingering, meandering toward their spacklespace of the damaged sphere... Parachutes multicolored, sized and shaped caught in the crosswinds and turbulence of man. They came by the hundreds crashing from heaven. Their reason for being was not understood. Parachutes traveling, transporting the essence of life for all to perceive. Parachutes tangled, snared and collapsed by pettiness and greed of those who wanted more. They came by the dozens, groping from heaven. Their reason for being was a little too late. Parachutes hanging, lifeless not realizing their fate but expecting the best. Parachutes sputtering, idling over the masses.. too blind to see... too ignorant to know... They came by the millions but now there are none. their reason for being will never be known-
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Aug 20, 2010
Aug 20, 2010 at 3:36 AM UTC
Parachutes
*More often than is naught I carry the face of the villain. Snared in this prison waiting for my turn to burn while your fate is not so different from mine. My clocks still yield some ticks and tocks yet before I go there stands a few things you need to know: They told me that your love was fatal, though failed to hear the laughter of irony from behind their heads. They cried tales that you were toxic and I could not save my lips from curling. They said that your presence in mine would design the suffering for those around. I was told that you would leave me up in smoke as if God still plays with dice. Your middling cigarette spends just the beginning of their lives packing yet I waged it my whole life just to spend its remnants with you. Addictive by nature so let me take my pick of a million other lips to secure truth that it is you I am addicted to. I want you to simmer my skin when the world is cold, I want to cast you brighter than a hundred suns hold, I want to steal breath from your chest and place it in mine, I want to make your heart stop like an eight-sided sign, I want you to move my pistons and ignite my core, I want you to saturate me as I lay on your shore, I want to find what it is to go out with a bang, I want to be that picture that fits in no frame. I want to get you out of my head but you are my song on repeat, my hole that’s too deep, my nights with no sleep, my words when I speak. Yet alas I hail from a pack known as Montague while you bear the brand of Capulet. They will never render us free in this life so when my time finally comes to a burning halt, and my life flashes before my eyes, just know that you will be the only thing I see in the next.*
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 6:11 AM UTC
A love letter between a cigarette and gasoline:
*More often than is naught I carry the face of the villain. Snared in this prison waiting for my turn to burn while your fate is not so different from mine. My clocks still yield some ticks and tocks yet before I go there stands a few things you need to know: They told me that your love was fatal, though failed to hear the laughter of irony from behind their heads. They cried tales that you were toxic and I could not save my lips from curling. They said that your presence in mine would design the suffering for those around. I was told that you would leave me up in smoke as if God still plays with dice. Your middling cigarette spends just the beginning of their lives packing yet I waged it my whole life just to spend its remnants with you. Addictive by nature so let me take my pick of a million other lips to secure truth that it is you I am addicted to. I want you to simmer my skin when the world is cold, I want to cast you brighter than a hundred suns hold, I want to steal breath from your chest and place it in mine, I want to make your heart stop like an eight-sided sign, I want you to move my pistons and ignite my core, I want you to saturate me as I lay on your shore, I want to find what it is to go out with a bang, I want to be that picture that fits in no frame. I want to get you out of my head but you are my song on repeat, my hole that’s too deep, my nights with no sleep, my words when I speak. Yet alas I hail from a pack known as Montague while you bear the brand of Capulet. They will never render us free in this life so when my time finally comes to a burning halt, and my life flashes before my eyes, just know that you will be the only thing I see in the next.*
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Am I the only one to think that a kite is such a sad thing? Flimsy...frail... never really free, forever tied to a string Yes, it can soar indeed, so high, with the wind taking it places, almost making it forget, just enjoying the wind rushing through, lighthearted The wind drops, then it gets snared among tree branches maybe, or perhaps stuck on a roof or elsewhere with its string all tangled and knotted, almost impossible to untangle if made with paper, it should be lucky to still be intact, with nary a tear more often than not, it gets ditched in the trash, the price to pay for its momentary freedom Sometimes, though perhaps a rarity these days, there is that boy who makes that kite from scratch, whittles the sticks himself, painstakingly forming that frame, creating that kite with love So when it does get all tangled up, that boy still tries so hard to fix it, to make it new... never minding the cuts he gets in the process-- That string not meant to tie down that kite, but a lifeline to the boy But like I said, that must be a rare thing these days... For I am one to think that a kite is such a sad thing... Flimsy...frail... never really free, forever tied to a string
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Sep 13, 2011
Sep 13, 2011 at 3:38 AM UTC
The Kite
Peter built a paper boat Which he could float about the sea To hidden spots of lonely coast Where not a ghost or man would be He painted words along her bough That soon would plough and skip and trot Between the waves that rose and falled The boat was called 'Forget Me Not' He bid his wife a fond goodbye The tide was high when he embarked He drifted from his tiny cove While weather drove and seagulls larked He set his course horizon bound For solid ground of ****** shore As darkness came he made a bed To keep his head above the floor The voyage took him straight and true Across the blue, toward the sun But soon a tongue of lightening spat And thunder rattled like a gun The waves encircled hungrily And angrily about their prey The tempest heaved with no regret It blew Forget Me Not away He found himself all caked in sand And on a strand of desert beach Forget Me Not had run aground But safe and sound from tidal reach He folded down his paper yacht And found a spot to build a home But saved the sail and rudder strings To forge some wings and daily roam He glided high and long and wide Past mountainside and shore to shore And through the night he forged a blade And with it made a lumber saw He felled the trunk and snared the beast And cooked a feast to celebrate The rain it sought to disagree But quick was he to remonstrate The moonlight waxed and waned apart And on his heart a longing formed For home and his beloved bride For fireside and there be warmed And so he took the house he'd made From humid shade of seldom oak He set the island to his aft And cried and laughed the words he spoke They matched the words he'd lately hewn Beneath the moon in shady spot He carved into that seldom tree 'Remember me, forget me not'
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 10:23 AM UTC
Peter's Paper Boat
Peter built a paper boat Which he could float about the sea To hidden spots of lonely coast Where not a ghost or man would be He painted words along her bough That soon would plough and skip and trot Between the waves that rose and falled The boat was called 'Forget Me Not' He bid his wife a fond goodbye The tide was high when he embarked He drifted from his tiny cove While weather drove and seagulls larked He set his course horizon bound For solid ground of ****** shore As darkness came he made a bed To keep his head above the floor The voyage took him straight and true Across the blue, toward the sun But soon a tongue of lightening spat And thunder rattled like a gun The waves encircled hungrily And angrily about their prey The tempest heaved with no regret It blew Forget Me Not away He found himself all caked in sand And on a strand of desert beach Forget Me Not had run aground But safe and sound from tidal reach He folded down his paper yacht And found a spot to build a home But saved the sail and rudder strings To forge some wings and daily roam He glided high and long and wide Past mountainside and shore to shore And through the night he forged a blade And with it made a lumber saw He felled the trunk and snared the beast And cooked a feast to celebrate The rain it sought to disagree But quick was he to remonstrate The moonlight waxed and waned apart And on his heart a longing formed For home and his beloved bride For fireside and there be warmed And so he took the house he'd made From humid shade of seldom oak He set the island to his aft And cried and laughed the words he spoke They matched the words he'd lately hewn Beneath the moon in shady spot He carved into that seldom tree 'Remember me, forget me not'
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Dear Maggie Grace, I find you to be a phenomenal poet. I want to recognize, acknowledge, and express my admiration, for all of your marvelous work, you are a beautiful part of this site and I have selected some of my favorite lines from your work. It is all really spectacular, and I have put my interpretations and thoughts below each poetic phrase you wrote: Drinking my cold chai tea, Tears falling endlessly. -Maggie Grace This is so vivid and genuine. The reality and physicality captured by these lines is fascinating and incredible. The description of the sensory so simply yet brilliantly put. I love your style of poetry. Also, chai tea is amazing. ;P “Yes, I’m fine,” And people believe me, -Maggie Grace You bring to focus such an achingly relatable topic. To be so indescribably not fine, but to say it anyway and to have people believe you, it is a unique and unpretty type of pain. Weaving their web of lies, Their pain they hide. Don’t say hurtful things, -Maggie Grace I love, love LOVE these lines “weaving their web of lies” such magnificent imagery WOW! And the message you convey is such a vital one. To fight against hurtful words. Save the teenage girl, she needs her life, she needs her everything, stop bullying. -Maggie Grace Bullying is such a global, agonizing problem and you have truly snared the essence of the anguish of being bullied. You are an excellent poet. I like to wander in the snow, and think about things, like you. -Maggie Grace You paint a picture with words here, and so many of us can really connect with that sort of feeling, a pensive mood, pondering another soul in this world. The setting you provide is lovely. “To wander in the snow” how delicate and beautiful. Maggie Grace, Thank you for blessing Hello Poetry with your presence. I am proud to call you a fellow poet, I could really feel your soul in the poetic pieces you compose and you have a beautiful soul from what I can tell. Keep writing, because you are a credit to the art of writing. :) Love Ember Evanescent
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Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014 at 7:05 PM UTC
Dear Maggie Grace (Dear blank challenge)
Dear Maggie Grace, I find you to be a phenomenal poet. I want to recognize, acknowledge, and express my admiration, for all of your marvelous work, you are a beautiful part of this site and I have selected some of my favorite lines from your work. It is all really spectacular, and I have put my interpretations and thoughts below each poetic phrase you wrote: Drinking my cold chai tea, Tears falling endlessly. -Maggie Grace This is so vivid and genuine. The reality and physicality captured by these lines is fascinating and incredible. The description of the sensory so simply yet brilliantly put. I love your style of poetry. Also, chai tea is amazing. ;P “Yes, I’m fine,” And people believe me, -Maggie Grace You bring to focus such an achingly relatable topic. To be so indescribably not fine, but to say it anyway and to have people believe you, it is a unique and unpretty type of pain. Weaving their web of lies, Their pain they hide. Don’t say hurtful things, -Maggie Grace I love, love LOVE these lines “weaving their web of lies” such magnificent imagery WOW! And the message you convey is such a vital one. To fight against hurtful words. Save the teenage girl, she needs her life, she needs her everything, stop bullying. -Maggie Grace Bullying is such a global, agonizing problem and you have truly snared the essence of the anguish of being bullied. You are an excellent poet. I like to wander in the snow, and think about things, like you. -Maggie Grace You paint a picture with words here, and so many of us can really connect with that sort of feeling, a pensive mood, pondering another soul in this world. The setting you provide is lovely. “To wander in the snow” how delicate and beautiful. Maggie Grace, Thank you for blessing Hello Poetry with your presence. I am proud to call you a fellow poet, I could really feel your soul in the poetic pieces you compose and you have a beautiful soul from what I can tell. Keep writing, because you are a credit to the art of writing. :) Love Ember Evanescent
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Connected through corruption Entangled Snared in the web of The Unknown Uncertainty's hands Tightening on our throats We become shadows Pigmentation drained The hope to overcome Trickling down the gutter Forever swimming The raging seas of doubt Anchored By memories We beg to forget We're both drowning Swelling tides Of what could have been Please, take my hand We can make it to the other side
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 8:38 PM UTC
Seas of Doubt
Jew harp, Plath hearted, dream seamstress who sits in the dark. Who made me live here. In a small room inside my head, little dictator and I lit this place with music, just for you Where all sounds but songs are dead-headed Just before they bloom. Totalitarian angel, rage-filled fragile smoke who censored my tower of Babel. Who tamed my very rivers of song to breathe the moon-tones as vapor, until as a sun you’d rise to scar these rivers, every single one wherever you find them, with your face. No matter how they run. Paranoid animal with an understandable aversion to caress and kinetic poetry. Damsel who births her own dragons like the fertility of hell, again and again. Life and love belong to the monsters the monsters you make of them but all of them I’d befriend. and I wonder. I could chew my pen hand off snared coyote. I could swallow my tongue dancing to dead note barks. I could visually inhale that sun. Take in all I can. To get the eyelid ink spots. The branded silhouettes busying my eyes as I sleep each night as I sleep. Without this allergy to identity you could turn this world backwards in me. That hell of a snow-globe you hold if only you knew what kind of world you controlled.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 5:57 PM UTC
Jew harp
The distance is what makes it so hard To be here, so far away from your side To be here, as if snared in the lies That you miss me as I long for times gone by. To know what I had… To let it all go... Your smile, your laugh and your touch To know they are gone, never to return It tears me asunder, it saps my soul... The realization is what makes it so hard To know that you were never mine I could have had it, but I couldn’t grasp It slipped my fingers, how could I be that blind?! The shadows are what make it so hard To let go of your memory and bury you in the past I feel it clawing at me, it is screaming so loud It won´t let me forget and it brings me down under its weight As I measure this sadness in pounds My failure streches on for miles And liters of tears flow from my eyes If only I could purge these hours from time... And it is there, as it has been since the first day The emptiness, the silence, the space As time ebbs away, and life goes on Mine came to an end The moment I let you go.
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 11:38 AM UTC
Linger (V 2.0)
My heart is racing violently, Yet I stay seated silently. Please not now, anxiety. I need to remain calm. I lightly touch my temples, I can't keep myself from gasping. I look towards the door, My eyes begin to sting. A tear drops past my cheek. **** this, I need to leave.* "Don't say such things." I swear. These emotions have me snared. As I stare at the door in tears, I finally run through it, Down the hall; and stairs. They put me through this. The reason I'm so anxious, Is simply because of you idiots.
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Jul 20, 2015
Jul 20, 2015 at 1:46 PM UTC
Unwanted Anxiety
Synthesis says hang the liar, birth the Rabid. Feign what he said, she said, we said Gold. Martyr in the sack. Radical, the bone layer White bride, lucid lace cool, cool blue in subdued tones. Skin is circles, ellipse, revolution, revelation creation as submission, god god god God. Cad Gaddeau We trees, pine broken and snared, and Rabid. Feign what I said, I said, I said Dull, I am the liar.
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Aug 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 at 12:06 AM UTC
The Liar
Trapped 'tween   adjectives' objections succumbed to   long-windedness, snared 'neath an   expanse of circumlocution, paraphrasing periphrases    buried under layers        of technicalities, all in a day's multiformity    working midst the madness            of poetry's sublimity
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 9:01 AM UTC
Trapped 'tween technicalities
Its all clicking Like cards in wheel spoke, the whisper of childhood Broad sun on shouldered back As I watch You With you cheeky smile Once more bright, rose-framing white walled ivory The glinting glimmer of glee In chocolate spun pools Floating in the renewed plane of dreams I had always thought brown a rather dull color A simple thing Reminiscent of dirt, and the color of bark Everyone had it A color I thought so overused Like God had run out of all the good colors Brown was what was left But you Yes You The one whom sprung it seemed Right of the very air Pouncing into my life like a cat Well versed in the hunt You trapped me Snared me When I wasn't aware I was wanting to be caught And ate up My heart Devoured my intellect And left me craving for more So I smiled Seeing you laugh Watching you get better Watching you pull yourself out of the muck The poison that had kept you drugged and away from me Little Bird was pleased Wanting to sing high praises to the heavens And to any of the Gods That would hear her joy All of the creators would hear My lamentations Feel my world clicking Like a joint The setting of a broke limb The resurrection of my figurative faith The flow of my psyche' Is restored As I set back and watch the hawk finally soar.
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 1:39 AM UTC
Soar
You can leave wires alone, hidden away and they still get tangled, tied up in knots, twisted around in angry coils, like a pit-full of leathery snakes.  Everything appears to work still fine and it looks nice and shiny, like it always did. Dusted off every week. Our visitors admire it, and family don’t notice it anymore. It’s part of the furniture, there every day; useful and pleasurable though it is, in its way, if it broke, it would be replaced. So why, though untouched in anyway are the wires in such a state? So, moving the furniture, you try and release them. You try and follow the trail, from where they used to run straight and true, to where they now entwine and choke each other with their tiny knotted fists of flex. And you think *this is beyond the laws of physics, That an inanimate object can come alive With such malevolence.* You look for explanation, such as spectral interference or evil black-eyed midnight fairies with sharp pin-teeth, who, in glinting moonlight, spin and prance, Whirling the wires around, as if in some frenzied pagan dance. Rather, though, (and you know) it’s the small unseen twists of time that, uncorrected in neglect, have snared the wires in their own catch net. However did it come to this? I ask her, and she looks at me, as if I shouldn’t be surprised. For so it happens every time.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 8:31 AM UTC
Wires
Dark to dawn, dawn to light, piercing rays combat the night Dipping moon drawing nigh, floating, trancing, tracing by Yawning morning beckons still, willing sun against night’s chill Clash of forces, voice of wills, call to victory ever still Shades the night, lumens the day - tendrils and spirals to strip away Entwined in struggle, surging forth, seeking the coruscating flow Darkness snared, one final blow - finally ending the blight of night Out of the darkness and into the light, conflict restored - enjoin the fight Dawn to dusk which can we trust, both sides are found in all of us
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Oct 5, 2013
Oct 5, 2013 at 11:55 AM UTC
Awake
A good friend with a basset-hound face is on his feet The rest of us are weak as newborn puppies, from the late hour, the numbing glory in our lungs But, mostly from laughter. This young man is a connoisseur of altered states, an apprentice butcher, and one of the chosen few who breath music in and out effortlessly And he's preaching Prosthelytizing Three minutes before, he had been happily day dreaming Three feet from the floor with the boob-tube beaming happy simple moving colors The man on the set shows us how to stir-fry chicken Our mouths water, but we're content to sit. But with the fire coming up that glass pipe and setting his boiler to churn along feverish He caught an insight or it snared him, like a spiderweb across a peaceful hiking path On his feet He was beginning to see connections And had to share them with someone Now I'm a limp doll at this point, fully immersed in the body-high Thoughts are glacial, movement glacial Oh, my friend. You're talking to the wrong audience We can't hope to see it as you do. But he keeps on keeping on. And tells us a thing or two. Cooking He says Is like *** As our laughter dies down to a dull roar, he continues The speeds and heats and intensities can all vary to give you countless subtle differences. But the true constant is care Loving attention to the finest detail. His brows furrow, his toes test the fibers of the rug and he glances back up, and I imagine a podium in front of him. Or maybe it's like Jazz. He says. We learn, or glean out, how things are supposed to happen But in the moment, the twanging instant Beautiful things will themselves to exist and they defy all well-laid plans.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 8:33 PM UTC
Preach, Brother. Preach.
A good friend with a basset-hound face is on his feet The rest of us are weak as newborn puppies, from the late hour, the numbing glory in our lungs But, mostly from laughter. This young man is a connoisseur of altered states, an apprentice butcher, and one of the chosen few who breath music in and out effortlessly And he's preaching Prosthelytizing Three minutes before, he had been happily day dreaming Three feet from the floor with the boob-tube beaming happy simple moving colors The man on the set shows us how to stir-fry chicken Our mouths water, but we're content to sit. But with the fire coming up that glass pipe and setting his boiler to churn along feverish He caught an insight or it snared him, like a spiderweb across a peaceful hiking path On his feet He was beginning to see connections And had to share them with someone Now I'm a limp doll at this point, fully immersed in the body-high Thoughts are glacial, movement glacial Oh, my friend. You're talking to the wrong audience We can't hope to see it as you do. But he keeps on keeping on. And tells us a thing or two. Cooking He says Is like *** As our laughter dies down to a dull roar, he continues The speeds and heats and intensities can all vary to give you countless subtle differences. But the true constant is care Loving attention to the finest detail. His brows furrow, his toes test the fibers of the rug and he glances back up, and I imagine a podium in front of him. Or maybe it's like Jazz. He says. We learn, or glean out, how things are supposed to happen But in the moment, the twanging instant Beautiful things will themselves to exist and they defy all well-laid plans.
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Though I shouldn’t engage I cannot help but to feel The best parts of me Encased in your seal Like a bear snared in a trap Wrenching in pain alone I cannot remove myself from her As her back slowly turns What I wish will never be For the times we shared And eloquent words spoke Forever embedded in my mind As alone I begin to choke As I watch you depart I slowly burn inside With the memories that remain Nothing left to fear But a hollow disdain So haunted am I In some mysterious haze As I hear her glorious song Though the taste is different It never seems to linger for long As stagnant as I am I cannot look away As you slip off to revelry And violently swept into another’s gaze So alone I am to sink Violently into the night Holding on to the dead carcass As I seek what was never mine For what I want to do I don’t And what I don’t I do A part of me is carried of in the distance Left with the stunning memories of you
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Jul 19, 2018
Jul 19, 2018 at 11:54 AM UTC
Carcass of What Was
Welcome to the Land of Upside-Down Where sad faces smile and happy ones frown. Place your coat on the floor and shoes on the rack, Enter my home and don’t ever come back. Stand up on the chair and sit on the table, Only four legs, but it’s still unstable. Problems arise from nothing at all With a chance of answers being very small. Everything is good when in fact it’s all wrong And you hide it, pretending to be strong. Your face tells the truth while your words deceive Causing more pain than you’d like to believe. Sitting on that table, your silence tells me everything Knowing the truth makes your conveyance forever sting. While you make sense in your confused state-of-mind Your issues feed on my clarity and become intertwined. So remain on that shaky table as I leave the room This lively lying home is now your lowly loathing tomb. As you knowingly forget your atrocious crimes Remember in this land I see them a thousand times. And I will remain here, snared by your ********* traps, Even when the world passes on, here t’will never collapse. Welcome to the Land of Upside-Down Where hope lives in despair as wishful dreams drown.
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May 25, 2013
May 25, 2013 at 8:46 PM UTC
Land of Upside-Down
i drove into one of those famous tunnels beneath the Chesapeake under a freighter that lumbered in its foggy distance, still off about half a mile i thought the kids might get a kick out of this experience but they were busy in the rear view mirror, snared in silent worlds of mini screen devices i bought to see them smile there's only static on the radio now, like no more bourbon left in the bottle and you're so quiet this is my life - the thrumming dented van within a sterile white tile fortress, ears on verge of popping i hear humming tires, the thumps of each heart beat trapped inside, heterodyned
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 11:35 PM UTC
Radio Silence
.*thank god the English girls were into Pakistani boys... i'm literally off the hook... not that i was expecting to bang one of their hoards of spending outside a male sensibility of earning money... thank god i can double up with not being circumcised.... phew... uninhibited listening sessions to early Madonna, like some Duran Duran fetish... make-over death-metal... bass, man, the bass! the 80s snared the mark... woah woe... oh woah... so is there something to be bothered about? no? wh'aaah don't you use it... wh'ah'ah'ah'ah'ah... this is the part where i pretend to give a **** right? so i basically get to **** an oyster or a chattering clam? which one is which one is where i get reminded that i originate from eastern Europe, whereby eastern, Europe, is around the Urals, knee deep in **** in Russia? Copernican antithesis or something?! oh, don't let me down... i'm trying to get into the groove... you have your commonwealth fetish party, i'm the damaged goods guy... i'm the guy who'd make a great dog-leash companion but a ****** father.... well... don't know about a father, more like a ****** boyfriend... thank **** i'm not the sort to mind myself as: the desired goods; it's like... holiday... for 71 years; give or take; **** if i was the person, deluded, about fulfilling the role of a partner... no... that was never going to work... i'm out... the end... a big NO NO... i'm ******* listening to Duran Duran... if i had a girlfriend, she'd be in her late 40s for fuck's sake!* not a lot of birch trees in western europe, eh? plenty of oak filled forests... not many pine tree forests? sure...                        east meets west; back east an oak tree was... UNESCO...                 western Europe... not so many pines... are there?         don't lie... i know there aren't... and there aren't as many marshlands...     with marsh reeds.... in western Europe... the air is variant in terms of the perfumery... but sure as **** a lack of birch treets... and certainly the oak overcomes the pine tree in terms of counted density.
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 at 11:04 PM UTC
eastern europe
.*thank god the English girls were into Pakistani boys... i'm literally off the hook... not that i was expecting to bang one of their hoards of spending outside a male sensibility of earning money... thank god i can double up with not being circumcised.... phew... uninhibited listening sessions to early Madonna, like some Duran Duran fetish... make-over death-metal... bass, man, the bass! the 80s snared the mark... woah woe... oh woah... so is there something to be bothered about? no? wh'aaah don't you use it... wh'ah'ah'ah'ah'ah... this is the part where i pretend to give a **** right? so i basically get to **** an oyster or a chattering clam? which one is which one is where i get reminded that i originate from eastern Europe, whereby eastern, Europe, is around the Urals, knee deep in **** in Russia? Copernican antithesis or something?! oh, don't let me down... i'm trying to get into the groove... you have your commonwealth fetish party, i'm the damaged goods guy... i'm the guy who'd make a great dog-leash companion but a ****** father.... well... don't know about a father, more like a ****** boyfriend... thank **** i'm not the sort to mind myself as: the desired goods; it's like... holiday... for 71 years; give or take; **** if i was the person, deluded, about fulfilling the role of a partner... no... that was never going to work... i'm out... the end... a big NO NO... i'm ******* listening to Duran Duran... if i had a girlfriend, she'd be in her late 40s for fuck's sake!* not a lot of birch trees in western europe, eh? plenty of oak filled forests... not many pine tree forests? sure...                        east meets west; back east an oak tree was... UNESCO...                 western Europe... not so many pines... are there?         don't lie... i know there aren't... and there aren't as many marshlands...     with marsh reeds.... in western Europe... the air is variant in terms of the perfumery... but sure as **** a lack of birch treets... and certainly the oak overcomes the pine tree in terms of counted density.
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