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Dark clouds loomed over the horizon They broke loose in unprecedented force Nature’s wrath, sudden violence acquired It rained down as if unleashing all her fury It was a downpour without one equal The heavens let down dark misery for days on end, Water bodies swelled and hollows filled, Land mass slipped and trees fell, Rivers were in spate and dams were full Waves surfed and waters roared, Like mountains they rose over the land, Men in throngs were evicted from their homes, Hundreds died and livestock perished Such violence, never ever imagined Helter-skelter, people fled for life. Lands inundated and folks marooned, Homes washed away with all belongings Power failed and life has come to a halt Rescue operations go on in full swing Still many, stranded and crying for help “Water, water everywhere, nor even a drop to drink” As Nature thus plays her perfidious trick, We shall stay united and pool all our might, To regain for our land what we have lost When the Deluge chants the dirge of dying souls!
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 9:27 AM UTC
Nature's Wrath
Silhouettes emerge from the night lunar tide lives still wriggling in their net ghostly figures from the sea silken wide reaping riches from the waves in spate. The night a luminous smile wears the belly is fired up for a bite dried leaves would burn under stars brewing another day under moonlight. Mariners when not venturing into deep sea release passions on the shallow shelf harvest hope though the catch is measly breathing in the winds the aroma of kelp. I feel having long belonged to this place wading breakers in the phosphorus' glow gathering in my net a strange happiness craving home when the tide is low.
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 9:21 AM UTC
Mariner
In the background as I walk Her voice decorates the scene The soft spate of her breath In the background as I walk All falls serene when she talks ‘Twas an honor unforeseen In the background as I walk Her voice decorates the scene
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 3:00 PM UTC
Hibiscus
A figure of eight, wonders through her mind, accepts that through this spate children are for all time. a mum, a chef a carer of children too with love intense brings light to all that do. "Family before Friends" This is the mantra that she lives to. Always makes amends to the family she has knew. Her Husband, Her Sons, Her Daughters, Her Love All of this is summed up in the quality of her stew.
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Aug 23, 2012
Aug 23, 2012 at 1:15 PM UTC
"Mummy" x 8
Under the weeping willow tree, I heard my swan sing one last time, about truth and illusions, that broke my heart in to pieces; winging away from me for ever, my broken heart repeatedly told, **but, how could I stop, a river, in spate, that won't stop, even if it wants.**
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 9:46 AM UTC
Swan Song
The Butler Model of Tourism I come back year after year cracked black valise, busted zipper spring-shot lobby divans drained of color, to press crisp bills into Monte’s hand come up for air from the tortoise shell of his thread bare uniform, ease myself down on a sagging mattress wait for the clatter of ancient bones his creaking cart and shuffling feet to recede into absolute silence down the dimly lit hall, broken only by a spate of conversation between the couple I can just make out in the water stained fresco above the bed two of them lost in a heated row as if I couldn’t hear their bald appraisals shockingly frank in this flocked walled room with musty corners and milky windows disagreeing only on the degree of my progression through the dismal stages of “The Butler Model of Tourism” him making a half-hearted case for Rejuvenation, the woman straddling the thin line between Stagnation and Decline.
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 9:47 AM UTC
The Butler Model of Tourism
Slightly built, yet robust, not frail, a daily jogger by choice, shape conscious, proud- about keeping the weight in check, all these years, articulates her feelings well but, not the argumentative type, this facet endears her to all, keeps her Indian mind agile, which reflects in her awareness of eternity than here and now. Takes oil bath twice a day, in keeping with the true Malayalee spirit, never a river in spate, yet forceful and gushing in making heard her opinions for others to consider, from the first day of marriage, unlike the demure Indian women. None would doubt her might that transcends the limits of material and physical, hidden power sources are tapped at will, cites her matrilineal heritage, that stems form a long line of matriarchal grandmothers. I can't imagine a day passing our premises without she giving permission, putting her signature, all over each passing hour, though we never keep a formal register for that. Aren't we three, auxiliaries, the boys and I in the orchestra named after this inveterate conductor? Sweet to the core, but if needed could be pungent, never erupts or go wild, Smile is disarmingly gentle, yet that firm answer, needed at the right time, is never delayed. Two adoring eyes flutter, pledging support, they never let me down, day or night. a hand that gently touches, me with the  fingers of reality. when I dream in day or night.
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Sep 6, 2013
Sep 6, 2013 at 9:54 AM UTC
Anchor woman
*And suddenly he finds this-- the season of strange happenings befall upon him.In Bangkok rains lashed for three consecutive days without stop. Huge pythons with strange markings undulated over waves, that were roads three days before.A stranger to the town he feared the fury of river Chao Phraya but this girl took care of him well, and when rain paused slightly she suggested they should eat out. He left it to her choice, though never knew much about her, say he was careless. In that dim-lit restaurant, she said most unexpected things happen certain days, and what she said was really true. She ate  his past wholly, so quick when no one noticed, it was truly smart an operation. It tastes exactly like Thai cuisine she told him, as if pleased, full of aromatic leaves of herbs. He  just sat like a zombie, would he understand the meaning of that sabotage, ever? As she whispered her words in his ears, he wanted to contradict, tell her about coconut milk, pepper and condiments in which his memories of past were marinated, like his mom's incredible curries of fish from Kerala coast. She pretended she didn't hear all his  memories of spice coast, she had tactically usurped. Then a doubt creeped in to his mind "Is she a banshee, after me?" She persuaded him to take a stroll along the bank of Chao Phraya in spate None would believe him later his eye witness account of the girl who ate all his spice land past jumped in to Chao Phraya turning in to a big fish and disappeared, never to reappear.*
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Oct 28, 2013
Oct 28, 2013 at 1:49 PM UTC
The black pepper woman on the banks of the Chao Pharaya river
*And suddenly he finds this-- the season of strange happenings befall upon him.In Bangkok rains lashed for three consecutive days without stop. Huge pythons with strange markings undulated over waves, that were roads three days before.A stranger to the town he feared the fury of river Chao Phraya but this girl took care of him well, and when rain paused slightly she suggested they should eat out. He left it to her choice, though never knew much about her, say he was careless. In that dim-lit restaurant, she said most unexpected things happen certain days, and what she said was really true. She ate  his past wholly, so quick when no one noticed, it was truly smart an operation. It tastes exactly like Thai cuisine she told him, as if pleased, full of aromatic leaves of herbs. He  just sat like a zombie, would he understand the meaning of that sabotage, ever? As she whispered her words in his ears, he wanted to contradict, tell her about coconut milk, pepper and condiments in which his memories of past were marinated, like his mom's incredible curries of fish from Kerala coast. She pretended she didn't hear all his  memories of spice coast, she had tactically usurped. Then a doubt creeped in to his mind "Is she a banshee, after me?" She persuaded him to take a stroll along the bank of Chao Phraya in spate None would believe him later his eye witness account of the girl who ate all his spice land past jumped in to Chao Phraya turning in to a big fish and disappeared, never to reappear.*
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I, too, saw God through mud, - The mud that cracked on cheeks when wretches smiled. War brought more glory to their eyes than blood, And gave their laughs more glee than shakes a child. Merry it was to laugh there - Where death becomes absurd and life absurder. For power was on us as we slashed bones bare Not to feel sickness or remorse of ****** I, too, have dropped off Fear - Behind the barrage, dead as my platoon, And sailed my spirit surging light and clear Past the entanglement where hopes lay strewn; And witnessed exultation - Faces that used to curse me, scowl for scowl, Shine and lift up with passion of oblation, Seraphic for an hour; though they were foul. I have made fellowships - Untold of happy lovers in old song. For love is not the binding of fair lips With the soft silk of eyes that look and long, By Joy, whose ribbon slips, - But wound with war's hard wire whose stakes are strong; Bound with the bandage of the arm that drips; Knit in the webbing of the rifle-thong. I have perceived much beauty In the hoarse oaths that kept our courage straight; Heard music in the silentness of duty; Found peace where shell-storms spouted reddest spate. Nevertheless, except you share With them in hell the sorrowful dark of hell, Whose world is but the trembling of a flare And heaven but as the highway for a shell, You shall not hear their mirth: You shall not come to think them well content By any jest of mine. These men are worth Your tears. You are not worth their merriment.
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Apologia pro Poemate Meo
I, too, saw God through mud, - The mud that cracked on cheeks when wretches smiled. War brought more glory to their eyes than blood, And gave their laughs more glee than shakes a child. Merry it was to laugh there - Where death becomes absurd and life absurder. For power was on us as we slashed bones bare Not to feel sickness or remorse of ****** I, too, have dropped off Fear - Behind the barrage, dead as my platoon, And sailed my spirit surging light and clear Past the entanglement where hopes lay strewn; And witnessed exultation - Faces that used to curse me, scowl for scowl, Shine and lift up with passion of oblation, Seraphic for an hour; though they were foul. I have made fellowships - Untold of happy lovers in old song. For love is not the binding of fair lips With the soft silk of eyes that look and long, By Joy, whose ribbon slips, - But wound with war's hard wire whose stakes are strong; Bound with the bandage of the arm that drips; Knit in the webbing of the rifle-thong. I have perceived much beauty In the hoarse oaths that kept our courage straight; Heard music in the silentness of duty; Found peace where shell-storms spouted reddest spate. Nevertheless, except you share With them in hell the sorrowful dark of hell, Whose world is but the trembling of a flare And heaven but as the highway for a shell, You shall not hear their mirth: You shall not come to think them well content By any jest of mine. These men are worth Your tears. You are not worth their merriment.
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Marooned in the island of loneliness Shadows of delusion confront her In a stormy sea, she got ship wrecked And the sea had robbed everything from her What unanticipated change comes over When people let one down What shocking realization it is To know that there is nobody to care She is now a drying brook That has once been a river in spate A deflated balloon, unable to soar high A blind bird that cannot see a dawn Nor sing a song to wake the sleeping world She bears scars like deep cuts On an ill maintained tarmac road Vacantly she looks into the far horizon When broken shards of moonlight Paint pictures of dark demons around her She screams in silence for someone To come to her rescue, to lift her up As a bird that with nightfall returns To a tree to call out its solitude to the stars She sits there alone, terribly alone, Not knowing to whom she should call out! Will the stars keep her company? Tomorrow when another day of uncertainty breaks out She wonders if she should wake up and greet the dawn With the hope that her pain would go into remission And her frozen inside would thaw by itself in time Or end her life as soundless, as inconsequential As a droplet let down from a blade of grass!
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Dec 8, 2017
Dec 8, 2017 at 8:07 AM UTC
Marooned
The great gaudy flage is screamin' blood in the streets                                           loose yawn of a gob on him                                               all bombast n' swagger he makes a barrage of nuisance      channels through the public          and scatters a juggler's performance spot                   lobs away his change hat then, roughly over the cobbles                                           he hoicks a resuscitation doll          and stamps down a posing boot                                                  on the 'defeated form' an unprepared scoop of tourists a pause for silence and begins a rant a great performance of well harassed combustion : "i smear to god all the phalluses [he roars, all saliva] i smug to god              a full jug of uglies tug on [makes the hand gesture for male ************ i **** off the forger would slug it in the mug                           if it ever did form a tissue oath took a plug at some drunk straggler called the baffled *** 'god-father'             and spate spume on his fallen anatomy [with one hand he indicates the mannequin at his heel]        amen ************ !" he bows a long quiet some people clap awkwardly two police officers appear and hook him by the elbows (it has been this show before)
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Mar 11, 2022
Mar 11, 2022 at 11:38 AM UTC
busk runt
The great gaudy flage is screamin' blood in the streets                                           loose yawn of a gob on him                                               all bombast n' swagger he makes a barrage of nuisance      channels through the public          and scatters a juggler's performance spot                   lobs away his change hat then, roughly over the cobbles                                           he hoicks a resuscitation doll          and stamps down a posing boot                                                  on the 'defeated form' an unprepared scoop of tourists a pause for silence and begins a rant a great performance of well harassed combustion : "i smear to god all the phalluses [he roars, all saliva] i smug to god              a full jug of uglies tug on [makes the hand gesture for male ************ i **** off the forger would slug it in the mug                           if it ever did form a tissue oath took a plug at some drunk straggler called the baffled *** 'god-father'             and spate spume on his fallen anatomy [with one hand he indicates the mannequin at his heel]        amen ************ !" he bows a long quiet some people clap awkwardly two police officers appear and hook him by the elbows (it has been this show before)
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On a rickety bridge, across roaring Rubicon, in spate, he stands, holding on to a Janus faced moment, that will decide his fate, once and for all. He gazes at the rushing- red waters, from the hills, madly impatient to reach the sea,                                   at the earliest, akin the ****** frenzy at the ****** or life racing towards death, to culminate, dissolve. Some message, he has in it.He looks on, in silence. *Two options, his mind discerns, cross the river and trudge to the rendezvous, where the union has to take place, with his sweet heart, of long years, or jump in to the  surging waters that tempts, from the time of birth, and submit oneself to the hands of nature, and thereby forget all tribulations.* **He shuts his eyes and contemplates, then, his moment of truth comes.**
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 10:09 AM UTC
Crossing the Rubicon
I Now the rain hammered down And the waters did rise And the drunk at the Inn Looked his wife in the eyes Then he looked at his boots Of soft leather so new and he saw her strong back Then he chose what to do "The river is deep and it's running in spate I'll not get a dousing and I'll not be late So you'll take me across woman just you alone Or by God you will suffer when we both get home" You're a cold-hearted ******* without any charm You've broken my heart like you once broke my arm But I'll carry you out through the deep and the flood Thought the water is almost as cold as your blood So they walked to the banks of the river so fast And he clung to her shoulders a man foul and vast She strode forward with dignity into the flow Stopped sharp took a breath singing as she let go "You're cold-hearted ******* your drunk breath on my neck You've beaten me down to grey broken wreck Now I'm stood in the river and I need a rest So I'll stand here a while with both feet on your chest" So he struggled a little and then he was still While she sang with new freedom enjoying the thrill She knows if the magistrate says she must swing She will still feel the freedom and still she will sing "You're a cold -hearted ******* without any charm but I'll wear a smile now I've done you such harm now you're dead in the river amongst the dark stones and the trout and the weeds dance amongst your cold bones"
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Jul 21, 2011
Jul 21, 2011 at 8:31 AM UTC
I'll Carry You No More
Dennis was a citizen A denizen, a resident Of somewhere near a motorway A hideaway most opulent Ensnared amid the railway And trail ways for motorcars A haven from the modern day The takeaways and trendy bars But shattered in the summer morn His rest was torn by hammering Invading what was once inert So to his curtains clamouring He banished each to either side He threw them wide with knuckles white And saw in front of his abode Across the road, a building site A certainty within his mind Did slowly wind his purpose tight And with a grim determined jaw Across the floor he took to flight Descending stairs without a care His morning hair resembling A dandelion set to seed In need of disassembling He strode across his dining room And snatched a broom which lay by chance Against the table by the door And held before him like a lance He mounted his beloved bike A cycle like no other made And on a builder set his sight With all his might and unafraid He charged his foe at quite a rush And with his brush, the builder smote And leaping from his trusty steed He did proceed to stop and gloat Before resuming in his spate The builders mate did turn and run To raise the dragon, JCB It roared with glee and wheels spun So Dennis, though his ears resound With just the pound of noble heart Did firmly stand and face the beast His brow was creased and feet apart He struck the creature savagely And stubbornly with just his head And that, according to the news Was what the paramedics said The End
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Apr 5, 2013
Apr 5, 2013 at 6:30 AM UTC
Modern Fairytale
Dennis was a citizen A denizen, a resident Of somewhere near a motorway A hideaway most opulent Ensnared amid the railway And trail ways for motorcars A haven from the modern day The takeaways and trendy bars But shattered in the summer morn His rest was torn by hammering Invading what was once inert So to his curtains clamouring He banished each to either side He threw them wide with knuckles white And saw in front of his abode Across the road, a building site A certainty within his mind Did slowly wind his purpose tight And with a grim determined jaw Across the floor he took to flight Descending stairs without a care His morning hair resembling A dandelion set to seed In need of disassembling He strode across his dining room And snatched a broom which lay by chance Against the table by the door And held before him like a lance He mounted his beloved bike A cycle like no other made And on a builder set his sight With all his might and unafraid He charged his foe at quite a rush And with his brush, the builder smote And leaping from his trusty steed He did proceed to stop and gloat Before resuming in his spate The builders mate did turn and run To raise the dragon, JCB It roared with glee and wheels spun So Dennis, though his ears resound With just the pound of noble heart Did firmly stand and face the beast His brow was creased and feet apart He struck the creature savagely And stubbornly with just his head And that, according to the news Was what the paramedics said The End
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The river, her vigor sublimated, is a thoughtful flow after the daring dive head on from the pinnacle of the cliff, madly arrogant roaring rush through the dense woods in spate during torrential monsoons muddy red, satiated now, at ease, meditative, inner currents subdued. These planes are different, the river an uncanny imitation of a pond, the white swan, she  keeps still, unfazed by the pulls to four sides falling in love with the enigmatic pink lotus, my witness that blooms alone, in the marshy shallows, only for her to fall in love. Amazing is the swan's prowess,she  makes the mighty river accept her ease, wise tranquil pace and brings to a slow down little by little, listening to the inner music,which is oh! haunting the river now comes to trance yogi like, in sync with the foaming green waves of trees along both the banks, the whisper of wind to coconut leaves,if you listen is the mystic mantra, "Ï am that..I am that..I am that" wisdom isn't alien, don't look for it atop only the mountains it's in the wind's hands,on the lap of  land and in water's prompt, what space evokes when one merges seamlessly in nature's divine , the song one hears silent within, echoes aloud in nature's chant. My heart is ruled only by her, the white swan.I realize.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
The White swan
I would dip in that spring, never full, but in spate at such moments of deep engagement, with the cryptic voices of nature. In a rush of passion I would reach for those lovely peaks that shiver as if by tremors that rumble deep below. With my trembling heart, I would catch your broken song, though out of tune, thrills and urges me, to do whatever pleases me. **You are a cloud transparent, that envelopes moon with swift hands of wind, the swirls, the twists and  the turns aren't us, but nature, in glorious motion, dancing in tune with our essence.** In effulgent moments, like sky birds, when we transcend limits, lips, parched leaves quickly swell up like orange slices, love in swift moves creates wonders with its magic wand. *Experience now, the music of motion, an explosion in which we are thrown up, to a state of timelessness,* and at last hands entwined, we walk in the garden where wild orchids in bloom paint our dream in vivid colors.
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Jul 26, 2012
Jul 26, 2012 at 10:01 AM UTC
When we explore
as their eyes met, sparks of love emitted emotions swelled, passions surged like a well full to the brim a tear drop glistened in her eyes cutting across the borders, it slithered down her creamy cheek as a freshly formed globule of dew, cracking into zillion rays of light, creating a zillion wavelets of joy suddenly, she turned into a forest aflame he, a river in spate!
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Jun 1, 2021
Jun 1, 2021 at 12:17 PM UTC
Love Sparks
Whispers I sent out to dawn latched on to the solitary sun to trail the arc of a common time in a sky the hue of gold in grass. The land leans on the baobab in a dust storm of wheels and lenses. Wheels and lenses. When the dust settles, I will dust my shuka and the goats will return home, to comfort my eyes that flow the spate of the Great Ruaha, seeping secretly into the baobab I have chores to do, a shuka to **** A shuka to **** Will they buy the beads I strung as I rocked Naeku on my back, to make circles of day and circles of night, as wide as the baobab, in the colour of clouds, the colour of sky. There's colour to stars in a darkened night. A darkened night. Killeleshua is fragrant in thousand leaves Am I not worth more than thirteen Zebu? The watering hole was flecked in hippos and the firewood is the colour of dusk abundantly generous as the baobab Time, a viscous passing of the sweetest honey. The sweetest honey.
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Apr 22, 2021
Apr 22, 2021 at 11:35 AM UTC
I lean against a Baobab
#The quill's sodden ink evaporates while this bell jar encapsulates leaving these dreary words to permeate only to rain back down and stagnate this terrarium, my lonely estate pickling eyes that spate people peer through the glass only to deprecate while I slowly start to acclimate two horizons squint until light dissipates allowing the darkness to overtake monsters crawl out to dilapidate snarls and growls devastate this is fate this is fate this is fate this is fate is it too late is it too late is it too late is it too late echos verberate echos verberate echos verberate echos verberate this is fate and it is too late these echos verberate and I ruminate I ruminate and ruminate and ruminate and ruminate with a languid gait a countenance set straight while I desperately try to create a happy blissful sunny green free state it's not too late it's not too late it's not too late meditate meditate meditate meditate don't let the glass alienate pick up the hammer and swing                                                        till the glass ***B    E      K                                                                                 R    A      S.***#
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 10:09 AM UTC
Pickling
Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Crook And the rope of the Black Election, 'Tis the faith of the Fool that a race you rule Can never achieve perfection: So 'It's O, for the time of the new Sublime And the better than human way, When the Rat (poor beast) shall come to his own And the Wolf shall have his day!' For Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Beam And the power of provocation, You have cockered the Brute with your dreadful fruit Till your fruit is mere stupration: And 'It's how should we rise to be pure and wise, And how can we choose but fall, So long as the Hangman makes us dread, And the Noose floats free for all?' So Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Coign And the trick there's no recalling, They will haggle and hew till they hack you through And at last they lay you sprawling: When 'Hey! for the hour of the race in flower And the long good-bye to sin!' And for the lack the fires of Hell gone out Of the fuel to keep them in!' But Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Bough And the ghastly Dreams that tend you, Your growth began with the life of Man, And only his death can end you. They may tug in line at your hempen twine, They may flourish with axe and saw; But your taproot drinks of the Sacred Springs In the living rock of Law. And Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Fork, When the spent sun reels and blunders Down a welkin lit with the flare of the Pit As it seethes in spate and thunders, Stern on the glare of the tortured air Your lines august shall gloom, And your master-beam be the last thing whelmed In the ruining roar of Doom.
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Carmen Patibulare--To H. S.
Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Crook And the rope of the Black Election, 'Tis the faith of the Fool that a race you rule Can never achieve perfection: So 'It's O, for the time of the new Sublime And the better than human way, When the Rat (poor beast) shall come to his own And the Wolf shall have his day!' For Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Beam And the power of provocation, You have cockered the Brute with your dreadful fruit Till your fruit is mere stupration: And 'It's how should we rise to be pure and wise, And how can we choose but fall, So long as the Hangman makes us dread, And the Noose floats free for all?' So Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Coign And the trick there's no recalling, They will haggle and hew till they hack you through And at last they lay you sprawling: When 'Hey! for the hour of the race in flower And the long good-bye to sin!' And for the lack the fires of Hell gone out Of the fuel to keep them in!' But Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Bough And the ghastly Dreams that tend you, Your growth began with the life of Man, And only his death can end you. They may tug in line at your hempen twine, They may flourish with axe and saw; But your taproot drinks of the Sacred Springs In the living rock of Law. And Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Fork, When the spent sun reels and blunders Down a welkin lit with the flare of the Pit As it seethes in spate and thunders, Stern on the glare of the tortured air Your lines august shall gloom, And your master-beam be the last thing whelmed In the ruining roar of Doom.
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Forsaken customs of relations, A spate of friendship disconnection, And everyone is becoming judgemental, Full of fear to let words through their dental, My tongue in never afraid-my heart is never twitching, I'll speak the truth even if you call it ******** These are the ruins of friendship, Over there are the rubbles of patnership, We have reached the extremities, And we have paraded vanities, All these hatred notions in your mind, But I'm not moved, I'm one of a kind. I won't bow down to correct things, The discomfort lies within the beings, You are the coffee in the cup I averted, Staring you in contempt-cause I hated, To drink that was never in my favorite, So I'll lay on the ground just to fly a new kite.
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 5:35 AM UTC
Fake Friends
the July sun stabs her cheeks pink rose. where is that wooden bridge i ask her some way more she says some way more she never forgets. the bridge was half finished the last time we came left us longing what mysteries the other side held. *i think the water has eaten it up tides are so fatal you know* no way she says only some way more. then it shows up six months of wooden planks six months of waiting now proudly hanging on the river in spate. let's go on the other side she cries in wind scattered voice her hand upon my shoulder rests. her way she never forgets.
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 1:34 PM UTC
Rupnarayan
Morphing Memory I sit, and watch, and wait For the time, the place, the date In a tree by the whitewashed gate The moment more than a minute late Stuck in a horrific scatterbrained state As if insisting an ingress interest rate Risking return to a tabula rasa slate No longer the proprietress of prized real estate Solely searching for the squandered second to relocate Eternal anticipation for a sudden soothing spate Fluctuating failure that hopefully time can eliminate Desire to keep things straight and communicate, lifting this worn weight
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May 2, 2011
May 2, 2011 at 4:55 AM UTC
Morphing Memory
Nerves pulled taute at an alarming rate, Sitting on the edge of too many choices, a spate, Leading to indecision and dizziness, changed From horizontal, too vertical, too fast, deranged To be awake at such an hour, As the body tries to tap into power, But hears this " take warning early morning" Ahead, and a head still fuzzy while scorning, Is there really a reason to get out of bed at 5:19? There are chores, There are meals to prepare, There is reading and meditation, There is the routine of a morning constitutional! There is full time employ...ment. But all of these wait in line, As care of a friend o'mine Comes first, We burst, Into the morning, Despite weather warnings, And on good days too, In the early morning, We walk the same route, And the same distance, We have our pace, for instance, My two legs keep up with her four, She is never more excited then before We go out the door, this is not a chore, She pulls, she stops and drop to *** She is content and relaxed beside me, She repeats as often as is necessary, It all belongs, it is her territory, In the early morning, I will, we will Continue to walk, each and everyday, We will arrive at three hundred and sixty five, Morning jaunts Again this year, it is a joy to move and be so alive, With her, in the early morning, We think not on, the mornings past,                nor, that the mornings won't last forever, We only think on the present, the one we share, In the moments found only in the early morning. While the world around us revs its engine to a roar, All we hear are birds,  paws with toenails on pavement or Raindrops falling and wind calling us to stay longer, and more Where there are no cares to wear on us, We have each other, and it is early morning.
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 1:12 AM UTC
early morning
Nerves pulled taute at an alarming rate, Sitting on the edge of too many choices, a spate, Leading to indecision and dizziness, changed From horizontal, too vertical, too fast, deranged To be awake at such an hour, As the body tries to tap into power, But hears this " take warning early morning" Ahead, and a head still fuzzy while scorning, Is there really a reason to get out of bed at 5:19? There are chores, There are meals to prepare, There is reading and meditation, There is the routine of a morning constitutional! There is full time employ...ment. But all of these wait in line, As care of a friend o'mine Comes first, We burst, Into the morning, Despite weather warnings, And on good days too, In the early morning, We walk the same route, And the same distance, We have our pace, for instance, My two legs keep up with her four, She is never more excited then before We go out the door, this is not a chore, She pulls, she stops and drop to *** She is content and relaxed beside me, She repeats as often as is necessary, It all belongs, it is her territory, In the early morning, I will, we will Continue to walk, each and everyday, We will arrive at three hundred and sixty five, Morning jaunts Again this year, it is a joy to move and be so alive, With her, in the early morning, We think not on, the mornings past,                nor, that the mornings won't last forever, We only think on the present, the one we share, In the moments found only in the early morning. While the world around us revs its engine to a roar, All we hear are birds,  paws with toenails on pavement or Raindrops falling and wind calling us to stay longer, and more Where there are no cares to wear on us, We have each other, and it is early morning.
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To be sung to ***** Laundry" by Don Henley We have a little story That we could tell We have a little poison In our inkwell Let's be a gossip Let's be a shill Give us the 'ol Pulp Bitchin'. We peep through the windows And listen at doors We buy the "Enquirer" And "The Star" at the stores "She ***** herself" And "She's a ***** ***** little minds galore! Give us the 'ol Pulp Bitchin'. Have a li'l "lady" Who's fast and free I've heard she's been a prossy That she's easy Nothin' nice to say? Come sit by me! Give us the ol Pulp Bitchin' Could have been emeritus Could have been a great But I pound out nothing But dreck and spate So what if it's full of hate? You don't really want to know If it's real or true. It's not what they SAY it's what you they DOO DOO DON'T YOU WORRY WHAT I THINK OF YOU (THAT YOU ALL POO POO 💩) Give us the old Pulp Bitchin' Kick 'em while they're up Kick 'em while they're down (1, 000, 000, 000 000, 000 X) 🎯 Write of Passage ***** Laundry" I make my living off the evening news Just give me something Something I can use People love it when you lose They love ***** laundry Well, I coulda been an actor But I wound up here I just have to look good I don't have to be clear Come and whisper in my ear Give us ***** laundry Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em all around We got the bubble headed Bleached blonde Comes on at five She can tell you 'bout the plane crash With a gleam in her eye It's interesting when people die Give us ***** laundry Can we film the operation Is the head dead yet You know the boys in the newsroom Got a running bet Get the widow on the set We need ***** laundry You don't really need to find out What's going on You don't really want to know Just how far it's gone Just leave well enough alone Eat your ***** laundry Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're stiff Kick 'em all around (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're stiff) (Kick 'em all around) ***** little secrets ***** little lies We got our ***** little fingers In everybody's pie We love to cut you down to size We love ***** laundry We can do the innuendo We can dance and sing When it's said and done We haven't told you a thing We all know that crap is king Give us ***** laundry Don Henley If the shoe fits... SoulSurvivor aka Write of Passage 2022
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Nov 22, 2023 at 10:24 AM UTC
Pulp Bitchin'
To be sung to ***** Laundry" by Don Henley We have a little story That we could tell We have a little poison In our inkwell Let's be a gossip Let's be a shill Give us the 'ol Pulp Bitchin'. We peep through the windows And listen at doors We buy the "Enquirer" And "The Star" at the stores "She ***** herself" And "She's a ***** ***** little minds galore! Give us the 'ol Pulp Bitchin'. Have a li'l "lady" Who's fast and free I've heard she's been a prossy That she's easy Nothin' nice to say? Come sit by me! Give us the ol Pulp Bitchin' Could have been emeritus Could have been a great But I pound out nothing But dreck and spate So what if it's full of hate? You don't really want to know If it's real or true. It's not what they SAY it's what you they DOO DOO DON'T YOU WORRY WHAT I THINK OF YOU (THAT YOU ALL POO POO 💩) Give us the old Pulp Bitchin' Kick 'em while they're up Kick 'em while they're down (1, 000, 000, 000 000, 000 X) 🎯 Write of Passage ***** Laundry" I make my living off the evening news Just give me something Something I can use People love it when you lose They love ***** laundry Well, I coulda been an actor But I wound up here I just have to look good I don't have to be clear Come and whisper in my ear Give us ***** laundry Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em all around We got the bubble headed Bleached blonde Comes on at five She can tell you 'bout the plane crash With a gleam in her eye It's interesting when people die Give us ***** laundry Can we film the operation Is the head dead yet You know the boys in the newsroom Got a running bet Get the widow on the set We need ***** laundry You don't really need to find out What's going on You don't really want to know Just how far it's gone Just leave well enough alone Eat your ***** laundry Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're up Kick 'em when they're down Kick 'em when they're stiff Kick 'em all around (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're up) (Kick 'em when they're down) (Kick 'em when they're stiff) (Kick 'em all around) ***** little secrets ***** little lies We got our ***** little fingers In everybody's pie We love to cut you down to size We love ***** laundry We can do the innuendo We can dance and sing When it's said and done We haven't told you a thing We all know that crap is king Give us ***** laundry Don Henley If the shoe fits... SoulSurvivor aka Write of Passage 2022
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