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"solitarily" poems
To even commence to define how profoundly I fell in love with you, I would need the capacity of a thousand-page manuscript written in the most romantic idiom. Each, and every retention of us is stowed into the back of my conscious, and concealed deep into my heart. Every beautiful memory plays through my head like soft music. I would say my heart is immovable.  There are days that I try to sojourn the thoughts of you, but its intolerable for me to do so. I am so engulfed in your perfection. I do not think there has been a single day that you have escaped my thoughts. I can feel your presence with me if I ponder our memories deeply enough. Your presence weighs heavily in my heart. It is as if part of your soul occupies its crevasses, and fills my cracks. Your eyes are echoes of a hundred distant galaxies no man has ever revealed. Vast windows that reflect the constellations. My heart is certain the universe resides in them. As I begin to study your face, I feel like nothing but love can exist. Your porcelain perfection never ceases to weaken me. You weaken me with love, trust, and desire. Like the finest specimen created by the hands of Gods. As I anticipate the connotation of love, the implication is “you”. Even if the fire for what you feel for me dies, I do not reason the passion I have for you will ever dim. I do not begin to recollect if I had ever felt this susceptible. I let this passion be valued like the rarest stone. I would give up the entire world if it meant I could have you in my life endlessly. Your happiness is of grave importance to me, when I study your smile, I can overlook the darkness of this decaying reality.    Every heartbeat of time my mouth declares three unpretentious words. “I love you”. I say it like an invocation. Not one moment did my tongue express profanity against these golden words of poetry. I love you. “ I Love You” . And solitarily just you.   I wallow in my own sorrows at the thought of the culmination, when we shall one day part at death's hand. For I deeply distinguish that you love me equally, and this brings vast pleasure to my temperament. I sense security in your encirclement, your heart is my home. My heart qualms of my fragile weakness that I consume when I dream of you. You make me susceptible to the sickness of love. If love was a poem, you would be the title.
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 10:30 PM UTC
If Love Was A Poem, That Poem Would Be You.
To even commence to define how profoundly I fell in love with you, I would need the capacity of a thousand-page manuscript written in the most romantic idiom. Each, and every retention of us is stowed into the back of my conscious, and concealed deep into my heart. Every beautiful memory plays through my head like soft music. I would say my heart is immovable.  There are days that I try to sojourn the thoughts of you, but its intolerable for me to do so. I am so engulfed in your perfection. I do not think there has been a single day that you have escaped my thoughts. I can feel your presence with me if I ponder our memories deeply enough. Your presence weighs heavily in my heart. It is as if part of your soul occupies its crevasses, and fills my cracks. Your eyes are echoes of a hundred distant galaxies no man has ever revealed. Vast windows that reflect the constellations. My heart is certain the universe resides in them. As I begin to study your face, I feel like nothing but love can exist. Your porcelain perfection never ceases to weaken me. You weaken me with love, trust, and desire. Like the finest specimen created by the hands of Gods. As I anticipate the connotation of love, the implication is “you”. Even if the fire for what you feel for me dies, I do not reason the passion I have for you will ever dim. I do not begin to recollect if I had ever felt this susceptible. I let this passion be valued like the rarest stone. I would give up the entire world if it meant I could have you in my life endlessly. Your happiness is of grave importance to me, when I study your smile, I can overlook the darkness of this decaying reality.    Every heartbeat of time my mouth declares three unpretentious words. “I love you”. I say it like an invocation. Not one moment did my tongue express profanity against these golden words of poetry. I love you. “ I Love You” . And solitarily just you.   I wallow in my own sorrows at the thought of the culmination, when we shall one day part at death's hand. For I deeply distinguish that you love me equally, and this brings vast pleasure to my temperament. I sense security in your encirclement, your heart is my home. My heart qualms of my fragile weakness that I consume when I dream of you. You make me susceptible to the sickness of love. If love was a poem, you would be the title.
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Dear Moon, You looked beautiful tonight. The kind of beauty That grabs all eyes and insists that they pay you attention. But moon, tell me, are you lonely up there? The infinity of stars that lay scattered in your presence, seem as if they could be pleasant company, but is it all an illusion? The stars trick the foolish into thinking that they are in your constant amity. That’s what it looks like to us, Moon. But those stars have never uttered one word to you have they? Immeasurable distances make conversing quite difficult, I would imagine. Are you sad, Moon? Is it distressing, Luna, that us, the ignorant, believe that just because our eyes see the stars in a way that makes us believe they are near to you, that you are not hurting? Child of the night who lives solitarily. Do you weep? Do you shed tears that we mistake for beauty against the vast night sky? Daughter of the dark, who graces all with her entrancing despondency, Was there ever a time when you had hope that somebody, anybody would save you from your fate? Do you feel forsaken my love? What have you done, Moon, that would condemn you to this paradoxically poetic reality? You didn’t want this. You only wanted to shed awe upon us, and light the path home when it got too dark. And what have you gotten in return? Isolation.
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 10:59 PM UTC
Dear Moon
Antagonism burgeons back bad blood. Compatriots, courtesy can cool contentions: doubly, disrespect demands decisive execution. Early efforts evolved fatuously, force facilitated farcical fighting. Gambling gents gleefully gored hedonistic harlots. Harassing ignorantly, igniting jealously, killings listlessly- liars lament momentarily. Meanwhile, monetary nuances of opulence obscure prime problems. Quarries quake running red. Remembering solitarily- stoic steeds stand silent, sending thoughts, unbidden, unbeknownst. Violence: we were xanthic, yellow years yaw… Zymotic.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 11:57 PM UTC
War
It’s hard to tell whether it’s a blessing or a curse To be around (just in case) someone else needs to talk: Like a guardian angel, but let me say After such a long time of putting others before myself Sometimes I feel like an emergency flashlight Collecting dust on a closet shelf. Off to the side until it’s convenient- But still on the line on the off-chance I’m needed. And in the lonely hours I sit waiting and glancing at the clock Waiting for someone to answer my text of “is anyone there?” I begin to wonder what could be commendable About being so solitarily dependable.
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 8:46 PM UTC
Dependable
Im serving lifes with this pen/ Convicted for Killing time Im Eternally trapped within/ For my sins Solitarily confined In these lines where do I begin/ Can you read between them It never ends/ The margin is marginal/ Carte blanch Ive over stepped my boundaries Broke the rule cardinal/ Now Im in an invisible/ cell feeling miserable/ My time shouldve been More productive This is NA Not Applicable/ 23 hours in the whole Lost ours in part Another 60 gone/ Thought is food scarf down words/ Appetite absurd clearly just observe/ work the mind Stay fit/ only way to survive inside Mental aerobics Various signs/ Shape it chin up chin down equals a syllable/ My own worst enemy My dictions despicable/ Train everyday to enhance Considerable/ For I know never leaving These sentences for life/ Are habitual/ Even before I got booked They extradited my freedom/ The right to write When I tried to free lance I was just free writing/ They cuffed my free hands Life sentence to this pen Now they want my annihilation Too many things gone missing punctuations
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 12:51 PM UTC
Jailed
She lay with her back to him, face to the wall, says: “Nothing is black and white. All shades of grey. I wanted it to be… just wish it was white.” She placed the cracks in her voice at calculated places, hoping but no reply expecting. He is usually not aware of her subtleties, the hints to the real state of things, with her. Then he lays his arm around her as he says: “At least it’s grey, not black.” Her eyes widen in the dark but do not flinch, and she pulls him by his hand closer onto her, wishing it was the only touch she needed to bring her the ultimate comfort that she wanted, that she needed. “But I’m afraid, the black will seep in and make the grey darker.” She swallows, suppressing her fear for speaking fatalities. “Sometimes it seems like it has and does.” Silence falls over them as she waits for an answer; the black stylised curls he drew on his wall gaze back at her, with still, reciprocating wonder. She reminisces to how she drew curls on her own wall, with the artistic charcoal she got for her fifteenth birthday; it was a meagre gift from the one to whom she would lose her virginity barely a few months later. Now, the curls are gone, and her contact with him fell away soon after the fact, reduced only to sporadic visits on her part. Finally, listening to his steady breathing in sleep, she is convinced he had given up the conversation, feeling comforted that he reassured her enough for now. Her eyes remain open still though; they peer through the darkness as if it held her fortune, solitarily illuminated by the stars shining through the skylight above her. It is relating conflicting prophecies however. If I was as pure as white, no black could – would contaminate my love for him, she thinks. But white is for virgins and she has been in love before. © 2006
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Apr 14, 2013
Apr 14, 2013 at 6:23 PM UTC
Black and white, grey shades of love
She lay with her back to him, face to the wall, says: “Nothing is black and white. All shades of grey. I wanted it to be… just wish it was white.” She placed the cracks in her voice at calculated places, hoping but no reply expecting. He is usually not aware of her subtleties, the hints to the real state of things, with her. Then he lays his arm around her as he says: “At least it’s grey, not black.” Her eyes widen in the dark but do not flinch, and she pulls him by his hand closer onto her, wishing it was the only touch she needed to bring her the ultimate comfort that she wanted, that she needed. “But I’m afraid, the black will seep in and make the grey darker.” She swallows, suppressing her fear for speaking fatalities. “Sometimes it seems like it has and does.” Silence falls over them as she waits for an answer; the black stylised curls he drew on his wall gaze back at her, with still, reciprocating wonder. She reminisces to how she drew curls on her own wall, with the artistic charcoal she got for her fifteenth birthday; it was a meagre gift from the one to whom she would lose her virginity barely a few months later. Now, the curls are gone, and her contact with him fell away soon after the fact, reduced only to sporadic visits on her part. Finally, listening to his steady breathing in sleep, she is convinced he had given up the conversation, feeling comforted that he reassured her enough for now. Her eyes remain open still though; they peer through the darkness as if it held her fortune, solitarily illuminated by the stars shining through the skylight above her. It is relating conflicting prophecies however. If I was as pure as white, no black could – would contaminate my love for him, she thinks. But white is for virgins and she has been in love before. © 2006
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I no longer enjoy solitarily and silence Nor the bliss of tranquility in stillness. It sickens me now It's like... It feeds the lonely monster dwelling inside me and poops out negative thoughts, making me over think about little things, And the bacteria That comes with it deteriorates my optimistic immune system making it weak. Then eventually eating up my whole identity leaving me empty and thats when i start to question myself... who I really am. I feel like my soul is completely lost in the abyss of my own profound thoughts. Swimming in the infinite universe in my head. Unable to return Just floating in the void.
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Sep 1, 2018
Sep 1, 2018 at 10:38 PM UTC
Misery Silence
It's as if it calls my name, Mostly at night, Near sleeps edge. I feel the wind, Smell it sweet and pure, The plants and sage, Even the rich dry earth, All their scents are there. The High Desert remains, Like no other place, there is. Steens Mountain She beckons me too, My roof-top sentinel Of all I survey, Vast vistas of startling, Sun drenched, anointed Wide open color rich land, As far as the eye can see. All so pleasantly devoid, Of any trace of Human Beings, I become solitarily lost as much, As I choose to be. With Blue skies so bright and deep they take your breath away. At night the unobstructed Black heavens are alive with A mass of stars, the likes of which, Most people on Earth have never Seen with naked eyes alone. Almost like an Astronauts view, They appear endless and Right at your front door. A brightly illuminated Galaxy Endless to infinity. Pulsing lights vast and inspiring, So close appearing you feel, That you might bump your head, Must even duck down a little, Just to give them room. Actually wept a few tears, The first time I stood there, Under the lighted umbrella of their spell. No wonder the ancient peoples' Worshiped the stars, the heavens. Perhaps we all should. To some, a High Desert is but A wasteland of dirt and weeds. Not true, rather it's a vibrant Landscape alive with activity, More Wildlife than I've ever seen, In one place, at one time. The landscape and the creatures, Mostly left alone by man, To thrive, grow and roam. It's all as it must have been, A thousand years ago. Is it any wonder then, I sometimes think I hear, That beseeching wind, Whispering it's invitation, To my waiting ears? Then barely contain myself, Until I must return.
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 2:36 PM UTC
Wind That Whispers My Name
It's as if it calls my name, Mostly at night, Near sleeps edge. I feel the wind, Smell it sweet and pure, The plants and sage, Even the rich dry earth, All their scents are there. The High Desert remains, Like no other place, there is. Steens Mountain She beckons me too, My roof-top sentinel Of all I survey, Vast vistas of startling, Sun drenched, anointed Wide open color rich land, As far as the eye can see. All so pleasantly devoid, Of any trace of Human Beings, I become solitarily lost as much, As I choose to be. With Blue skies so bright and deep they take your breath away. At night the unobstructed Black heavens are alive with A mass of stars, the likes of which, Most people on Earth have never Seen with naked eyes alone. Almost like an Astronauts view, They appear endless and Right at your front door. A brightly illuminated Galaxy Endless to infinity. Pulsing lights vast and inspiring, So close appearing you feel, That you might bump your head, Must even duck down a little, Just to give them room. Actually wept a few tears, The first time I stood there, Under the lighted umbrella of their spell. No wonder the ancient peoples' Worshiped the stars, the heavens. Perhaps we all should. To some, a High Desert is but A wasteland of dirt and weeds. Not true, rather it's a vibrant Landscape alive with activity, More Wildlife than I've ever seen, In one place, at one time. The landscape and the creatures, Mostly left alone by man, To thrive, grow and roam. It's all as it must have been, A thousand years ago. Is it any wonder then, I sometimes think I hear, That beseeching wind, Whispering it's invitation, To my waiting ears? Then barely contain myself, Until I must return.
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I saw you every day in second period we talked when we were supposed to be reading i always sat half turned around in my seat we always played footsies we always hugged at the end of class i always glanced at you at break when you were with your friends i always stopped at your locker before 5th we always walked to class we always got stares from the teacher like she knew what was up we always sat together in chapel we always sat close and nudged each other we always exchanged glances before 6th you always walked me to my car after school we always texted 24/7 we alway hung out before your practices we always went out on fridays we always kissed passionately we always cuddled in the movies we always had fun we were always together now we don't speak now we don't make eye contact now we sit on opposite rooms and read along in class now i try to sneak glances at you now i just hope you look back now i try not to look at you and her at break now i walk past your locker now we pretend to not see each other when we walk by now we sit apart in chapel now we don't text now we hang out with our own friends on fridays now we talk to our friends after school now we sit solitarily in movies now we are never together but the only thing that hasn't changed is my love for you that will always remain i hope you know that
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 6:28 AM UTC
then//now
...And in the Grand Birthing Room As your soul chooses its lane They only speak of glory, Not of the anger or pain. They paint such lovely pictures Of your songs that they will sing, Not breathing a word of loss, Or the hurt that Man will bring. And that one choice is all yours: How are you going to live life? Unimportant, unwanted? Holed up away from the strife? Do you march with guns blazing? Do you toe the cowards’ line? Will you give it all of you? Will you sit ,and cry, and whine? Will you forget Destiny As you rip your soul with Love? Will you remember the Light That sent you down from Above? Do you beg for redemption? Will you forge a brighter day? Will you build heaven’s kingdom? Do you bring a better way? For, in the Grand Birthing Room Each one of us has a plan Granted by the Great Cosmos To achieve all that we can. Its completion lies in us ‘All are Architects of Fate’, And in the Grand Birthing Room We’re all the same measure of Great. And then we arrived on Earth With the curse of Human-Born. We were alone and tribe-less We felt disowned and forlorn. And we screamed and wept with fear, Solitarily confined. It takes each of us some time To truly learn and unwind. Now Time has reached our doorstep After we learned and unwound. Us Human-Born learned fast how To suffer without a sound. Which begs me to ask, oh Man Is not to suffer, the goal? Then rip my heart open now, Put a void into my soul. For to suffer and to love Where Human souls intertwine Is the reason why I chose This treacherous path of mine...
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May 29, 2018
May 29, 2018 at 3:14 AM UTC
The Grand Birthing Room
...And in the Grand Birthing Room As your soul chooses its lane They only speak of glory, Not of the anger or pain. They paint such lovely pictures Of your songs that they will sing, Not breathing a word of loss, Or the hurt that Man will bring. And that one choice is all yours: How are you going to live life? Unimportant, unwanted? Holed up away from the strife? Do you march with guns blazing? Do you toe the cowards’ line? Will you give it all of you? Will you sit ,and cry, and whine? Will you forget Destiny As you rip your soul with Love? Will you remember the Light That sent you down from Above? Do you beg for redemption? Will you forge a brighter day? Will you build heaven’s kingdom? Do you bring a better way? For, in the Grand Birthing Room Each one of us has a plan Granted by the Great Cosmos To achieve all that we can. Its completion lies in us ‘All are Architects of Fate’, And in the Grand Birthing Room We’re all the same measure of Great. And then we arrived on Earth With the curse of Human-Born. We were alone and tribe-less We felt disowned and forlorn. And we screamed and wept with fear, Solitarily confined. It takes each of us some time To truly learn and unwind. Now Time has reached our doorstep After we learned and unwound. Us Human-Born learned fast how To suffer without a sound. Which begs me to ask, oh Man Is not to suffer, the goal? Then rip my heart open now, Put a void into my soul. For to suffer and to love Where Human souls intertwine Is the reason why I chose This treacherous path of mine...
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Isolated. Solitarily in silence sitting. It's fine! She moves slow here; time. Not to linger but fester, To remind of misery. Not to comfort but pester, nag does she. Hold in place lure tantalisingly. Motivation nowhere to be found Gagged tied and bound. I'm not getting out of this anytime soon It's fine. I'll survive. For now I sit dazed, ignoring the outside; locked in my haven. An insomniac reluctantly lucid from midnight to noon. In melancholic glee trapped in my room.
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 2:43 AM UTC
Refuge
Silhouettes drifting, quite sublime in form, unique textural complexities Dynamics weave in wonder at the fluidity of synchronicity Vibrations hum smoothly, accelerate, collide, seeking equilibrium Some blend melodically, in harmony Some ricochet, as frenzied firecrackers Some float, solitarily gay in abandon, at peace Some flounder, achingly heavy, in pain Some swoop, diving velocity, as allegro Some embrace, paradisal momentum, at ease All mingling and striking some chord Executing perfectly ethereal orchestrations of no composition
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Mar 6, 2016
Mar 6, 2016 at 1:01 PM UTC
WE ARE BUT HUMAN
As the shackles tighten, My heart begins to contract, Solitarily confined in such dreadful darkness, I anticipate mortality as it slowly maneuvers itself to me, Battling such evil created within, I hold myself prisoner to my own uncontrolled psyche. This misery has no escape route, The light dances around me, Forever I'll be strained by worn out emotions, Chained to despondency until my heart stops the beat, As these shackles reach maximum strength, Leaving my hands held captive to my own misgivings.
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 8:16 AM UTC
As The Shackles Tighten
I once heard that art is most beautiful when imitateing life . I never understood this; imitation infers a falsehood, a lack of authenticity. Art can only be what it is, unapologetically,It can’t build a facade. I ,the one who is deemed alive, lie habitually to those around me and worse my self. I am a performer playing the part of least resistance and greatness propitiation. Solitarily contemplating a collective I want to both develop beyond the horizon or envelop in the flames of a star. conundrums are the base of these self destructive edifice. Best escape is outside of self, either on the wall in the air or on a shelf.   Now who imitates who, When One feels most real imitating art?
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Oct 26, 2017
Oct 26, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
Imitation
The world is falling asleep on me Everyone gets their heavy burdened body Lands on the mattress with a thump and unloads All their troubles on me And hey, I'm not complaining, a bed is made to be used And it's good to be needed, isn't it? But just sometimes it isn't enough; Standing solitarily with the weight, oh the weight There is nothing and no one I can turn to Or maybe there is but I just like wallowing in self-pity Either way, all that I know is that the pressure, it's becoming too much I might crack.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 3:40 PM UTC
The world is falling asleep on me
I lay here solitarily my energy sapped from lesions of my life everything is useless the only thing left is the light of the candle burning in my heart swaying dimmer each night as I lay expectantly in wait of her final call
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 8:35 PM UTC
The lifer
Come now, let’s go If not today then tommorow Lest we say here in solemn sorrow. Come on, then, let’s go. Forget the churches, forget the schools We live and love according to our own rule. If it means the death of us, then we’ll go out without a fuss. Because to live solitarily In comparison to tyranny Is worth every cent of currency.
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Jan 1, 2018
Jan 1, 2018 at 4:24 PM UTC
-Let’s Go
You can tell a lot about someone from how they describe themselves, Or what they tell you when you ask them about themselves. You can see it in how much they talk about you, Or the look they get when you perceive that they are thinking about you. You can tell by how close they keep you whether you're an enemy, Or a friend. You can tell by the frequency of gestures Or smiles in the hall Whether they regard you as an acquaintance. You'll always know when they give you their heart- And then they give you their all from the very start of things It warms you from the inside out. You seldom think about the paths down which you will travel with the ones you love, But when you look into their faces You see a mirror of who you're becoming. The past is in, it's all about the funny coincidences, the secrets you share, When you first cried together and why- Your love for each other isn't meant to be kept in a closet, No matter who has come out (does it really matter at all?) Just be there, please, to hold the door open for me. The art of friend love is dying and I've been trying to keep us alive. I just want to say that when I see a new face, I'm not letting the good times slip away. I'm trying to preserve us like wax in other peoples' hearts Until we call catch fire And we burn like a fire- And when it's all almost over, We can slow down together And melt with eachother. Love is patient, love is kind- Love doesn't judge Love somehow brings us together to judge, Strange as it seems to the solitarily righteous. Love is old, love is new Love is all, love is you. And love is being friends with you... Friend love with you, it's all I've known.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 10:28 AM UTC
Portrait of A Friend
You can tell a lot about someone from how they describe themselves, Or what they tell you when you ask them about themselves. You can see it in how much they talk about you, Or the look they get when you perceive that they are thinking about you. You can tell by how close they keep you whether you're an enemy, Or a friend. You can tell by the frequency of gestures Or smiles in the hall Whether they regard you as an acquaintance. You'll always know when they give you their heart- And then they give you their all from the very start of things It warms you from the inside out. You seldom think about the paths down which you will travel with the ones you love, But when you look into their faces You see a mirror of who you're becoming. The past is in, it's all about the funny coincidences, the secrets you share, When you first cried together and why- Your love for each other isn't meant to be kept in a closet, No matter who has come out (does it really matter at all?) Just be there, please, to hold the door open for me. The art of friend love is dying and I've been trying to keep us alive. I just want to say that when I see a new face, I'm not letting the good times slip away. I'm trying to preserve us like wax in other peoples' hearts Until we call catch fire And we burn like a fire- And when it's all almost over, We can slow down together And melt with eachother. Love is patient, love is kind- Love doesn't judge Love somehow brings us together to judge, Strange as it seems to the solitarily righteous. Love is old, love is new Love is all, love is you. And love is being friends with you... Friend love with you, it's all I've known.
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here is the cold heralding my bones. shivering in the cranial are the spine of many visions. here is the announcement of it in mid-step: space is our station. movement's tenure is endless - a separate illusion bleak like an unwanted behemoth, gnawing the skin like a raged lover would in summery heat of body. here is the miracle of its pursuit: mind extricates itself from frame morphing solitarily, squandering the mist of this inward-breaking commune. like a prisoner swallowed by a garrison, lapping in recalcitrant afterthought, eyeing for conflagrations.
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Sep 26, 2015
Sep 26, 2015 at 12:28 AM UTC
18°C
All of space, all of time, all of man; Inevitably doomed to find, All will end in utter darkness, condemned and **** Thrusting forth is a new mankind, May these be our guide to the source; Like oil separated water, these spirits cut the darkness. The Torch Bearer's light pierces through, like a blinding force; May these be the souls of our brothers and sisters bless. May this be the marking of a new beginning, a revolution! May the taught question their institution, Let them seek what is truth, what is real. These are the Torch Bearers, Their souls hidden, their faces they conceal. I will join this order of peacemakers: bringers of hope, Not bringers of terrors; Though, I have but one reservation: To let my light shine the brightest. I wish not the be the one to act as perfection in example, Better yet still, an example, this light reveals all my lowest. Lower still would I be if I hid, never to confront that which so simple; Denial of my wrong, of the falsehood of man, of my ego. Come forthwith, follow me. Hand me your eyes and I will change all you see. Lend me your mind, as I will challenge it presently. Your heart is yours to choose: for me I may fail you, Or for you to rot solitarily.
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Jan 7, 2019
Jan 7, 2019 at 8:03 AM UTC
Torch Bearers
my poetry was trying to be something: pretty, deep, unique as if cosmic recycling can ever be solitarily special that’s all just suped-up vanity lighting one’s own face now I just try to paint authentic real on my vanilla *** with crinoline skirts flung overhead
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 3:05 AM UTC
once upon a rhyme
A cool walk in the fading sun, nothing but the Scratch of my boots on the ice Life can be so ...Solitarily uncomplicated I wish it was like that more me.gs
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Mar 27, 2015
Mar 27, 2015 at 7:43 PM UTC
7:30 pm, 3/15/15
The Breeze is alone, For years .... It has blown, Over the flowers.. over the sand, Unnoticed, unimportant always bland, Yet, Waited for and sought, Wanted it is and wished for a lot, Soothing... and caressing the hair, Kissing the cheeks when solitarily you stare, Whistles it blows... When lonely you feel, Fragrance of flowers ... For you it steals, For you it's still.. for you it blows, For you it dies and for you it grows, With you it laughs and with you it cries, Over the hills, battling the skies. Who's your Breeze? Do try to find, That One Unique.. with whom you bind, Whose being never seen but felt, For you whose heart will always melt, Around you always and forever, In the misery ..who will leave you never, When you find the sheer stranger though.. Don't let him leave , don't let him go, For It's your Light, your Life, your Breeze. .. Small gestures of care will make It Please.
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 12:16 AM UTC
Find Your Breeze
Who will put me out of this misery a jester of imaginable consequences where life is extinguished and nothing is of consequence but silence is breathe. I want to see only darkness this is my bequest, but I am alone in this challenge of thought over what is inevitably next. Do you know that a cut only hurts with the first ****** then comes the tears of what comes next. not from emotions not that. No from a wrist that was in momentary pain but now is lingering at an arched angle. Watching with solitarily stare a river bleeds out. This is a relapse of emotions that like repetition gave the same thoughts but on different endings that have now ended how the thoughts first begun.
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 5:13 PM UTC
My Misery