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"spiraled" poems
They rest all over whilst I was rooted to the ground, the water acting like superglue as my limbs stretched out. Towards the clumps of land rods of steal and wood weaved, to connect and ***** that which we call humanity. But there were abuse on the rods formed by hands who'd calloused hearts, poison coursing through their veins, but not a single thought was given for they were innocent in their brain. Said limbs and rods spiraled out, as nothing was left to chance, intertwining everyone's destiny in majestic flare and grace, grand like a ballerina's dance. But the poison was too corrosive, the termites were too much, as everything eroded, imploded, crumbled and buried under mounds of earth. But today is different, a new beginning, a new life. As if the gods have willed something better to arrive. Indeed they came: Ports forged from purity anew, where fresh legs are delivered and old legs whisked away. For no matter how dark it was, is, will be, even during the night, there always is and will be a pip of light.
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015 at 7:46 AM UTC
A Gift of What Was and What Will
~Modesty & Respect has been lost and now the tears are too hot to turn into frost~ ◄►◄►◄►◄► Sickness in the mind is revised As the eyes are revealed to a non-existing surprise Pretending that the colorful pills are sweet tasting skittles While tears forms into a spiraled riddle Generations are messed up because good-teachings are slack So in the young minds rightfulness lack There is peace even if chaos may seem to consume In dark tunnels a dim light will soon loom But if you perceive To conceive Not to believe Then tell me how will you ever achieve? Life is not a game, but a vivid reality So save every special moment of sensuality Remember that you are an instrument Play your life story, sing your mind, and bleed your words out loud with contentment You’re not useless Humanities truths…believe every single bit of it, release your stress Strength lies within your heart You’re such a beautiful sculpted art Do the opposite of what depression tells you, you won’t lose Your fate lies in each choice you make, carefully choose Your future is the next moment Make each obstacle your stepping stone and then you can easily avoid torment Then spectral corruption Will never be able to destroy your inner emotion ◄►◄►◄►◄►
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 6:05 PM UTC
Spectral Corruption
all my life ive only thought of one thing YOU you are why i got an education why i tried so hard to make beautiful things with my hands why i got dressed up why i learned to sing and dance why i never stopped trying to make a living why i always went to the gym and worked out to be diamond hard why i was polite or inconsolable why i ran seven miles a day why i tried to be charming why i could never stop playing with myself why i got through james joyce why i learned conversational hypnosis neuro linguistics magick and witch craft to invoke a spell that would compel YOU to dance the wiggle wiggle naked from hot rhythms and slow melodic sways as i prayed burning blood red candles during the darkest moon for adorations with endless masturbations to your beautiful *** and feet for tender red lipped mercies kisses kisses kisses because you are beauty piqued from your golden angelic head soft silken hair to your sweet pink arched feet and twinkling painted toes magnetized to yank my eyes and be your **** boy *** toy my goddess glitter **** queen of heaven all paradise any man needs BUT sometimes i couldn't have YOU and it velvet crushed me taught me hopelessness broke my will gave me fear made me cry and shiver inside tore my heart to smithereens twisted my in-nerds like jagged metal melting me as i spiraled down into madness all burning veins of fire until inferiority dragged deep suffocating me shuddery like winters midnight freeze and howling winds through hollow desolations marrow-less bones
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Feb 4, 2017
Feb 4, 2017 at 1:25 PM UTC
Vulnerable
all my life ive only thought of one thing YOU you are why i got an education why i tried so hard to make beautiful things with my hands why i got dressed up why i learned to sing and dance why i never stopped trying to make a living why i always went to the gym and worked out to be diamond hard why i was polite or inconsolable why i ran seven miles a day why i tried to be charming why i could never stop playing with myself why i got through james joyce why i learned conversational hypnosis neuro linguistics magick and witch craft to invoke a spell that would compel YOU to dance the wiggle wiggle naked from hot rhythms and slow melodic sways as i prayed burning blood red candles during the darkest moon for adorations with endless masturbations to your beautiful *** and feet for tender red lipped mercies kisses kisses kisses because you are beauty piqued from your golden angelic head soft silken hair to your sweet pink arched feet and twinkling painted toes magnetized to yank my eyes and be your **** boy *** toy my goddess glitter **** queen of heaven all paradise any man needs BUT sometimes i couldn't have YOU and it velvet crushed me taught me hopelessness broke my will gave me fear made me cry and shiver inside tore my heart to smithereens twisted my in-nerds like jagged metal melting me as i spiraled down into madness all burning veins of fire until inferiority dragged deep suffocating me shuddery like winters midnight freeze and howling winds through hollow desolations marrow-less bones
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Last night, a spiraled light it caught and submerged me-- carrying far off all my fears. My drum-pulsed heart was flying. I rose and weaved my airy way among jagged mountain rock-- my path opening, opening until a high-arched gate appeared, laced with colored flags and I moved through it and beyond. In a while I saw among distant shadows of villagers and wisps of smoke a child there, sitting, her back to me. Are you my teacher? Yes, she said, though not with words. What do you have to teach me? Be simple.
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Jul 14, 2018
Jul 14, 2018 at 6:44 AM UTC
The Message
She had seen him a million times in her life. He was at her wedding as she married a different man. He stood at the altar and supported her as he always did. So why was this time different? They spoke to each other in a way they hadn’t in a long time. She laughed in a different way, as she knew she would always be in love with this man. So when he said “I wanted to kiss you” it made sense why her mind spiraled out of control. She, a married woman, loved this man, but he was taken by another woman.
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Aug 8, 2022
Aug 8, 2022 at 11:49 AM UTC
Seeing Him Again
Earlier today, I laid outside atop the snow, A feat that I haven't tried Since life's true colors showed. The frost numbed my body, I'm sure red flushed into my cheeks; I stared speculatively at the sky, My eyes searched and seeked. I wanted to understand the beauty, That nature offers so readily, the solace, That it blankets us in even on cold days; I wanted to understand beauty that is flawless. My tired eyes embraced small, soaring figures That coursed through the air with grace; Content to go their own paths, Not engaged in a petty race. The figures were falcons, That spiraled and sailed on wind above me, Probably heading south, For warmth to set them free. But in that moment I compared them To man-produced ashes; Gray soot that courses through the air Dashes, in varying directions, As fire burns. In that moment, the birds drifted through the air So aimlessly, like the ashes do, Landing faraway, Wherever they flew. Nature itself could be ashes, If people continue on this path; This destruction ought to incur Some sort-of wrath.
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Dec 20, 2015
Dec 20, 2015 at 11:43 PM UTC
The Birds That Were Ashes
The loving puddle in the gutter off market street-- the one that fills with dirt and **** and damp newspaper, plastic soda cup, strange indecipherable Chinese pamphlets with bleeding characters. She smiles at the sun and renders its visions on her face, and with great tension attempts to demonstrate her willingness, her blushing consent to being totally subsumed by its whims. Of course she trembles at the diurnal stampede of feet, but is not afraid-- for she too speaks in eternity. She has evaporated before-- she has kissed the incessant sky over Marrakesh in the soft morning and dreams of the sparkling mountainsides in the night, when she is divided by callous rubber tires or cast below by competing distant rains. Yet she has always found her way back home; Nestled in the subtle indentation of road besides the brickway near Battery. "Dewdrop, let me cleanse in your brief sweet waters . . . These dark hands of life" It was one of the waning days of winter, in the blurred haze of rains, when we left the coast and began our journey home. As she drove, I watched the pebbled streaks roll across the window into great vertical streams, to be cast off indistinct along the stationary road. Upon all our sides, Even the black-toothed mountain tops lost their grandiose summits into the fog. Off the road, next to the sagging remains of a gas station, a man sat beneath the naked fist of an old willow tree. He, with a teal umbrella, twirled the nylon circle so that the collecting sheen of water spun and spiraled centrifugal out into the bombarding camaraderie of fellow drops. The damp fields sat empty of life behind him, casting into evanescent black oceans of dirt. As we hurried past, I turned back-- and following him with my own watering eyes, I watched for as long as I could--until he too faded silently into the mist.
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Sep 4, 2018
Sep 4, 2018 at 3:27 AM UTC
I write about waters
The loving puddle in the gutter off market street-- the one that fills with dirt and **** and damp newspaper, plastic soda cup, strange indecipherable Chinese pamphlets with bleeding characters. She smiles at the sun and renders its visions on her face, and with great tension attempts to demonstrate her willingness, her blushing consent to being totally subsumed by its whims. Of course she trembles at the diurnal stampede of feet, but is not afraid-- for she too speaks in eternity. She has evaporated before-- she has kissed the incessant sky over Marrakesh in the soft morning and dreams of the sparkling mountainsides in the night, when she is divided by callous rubber tires or cast below by competing distant rains. Yet she has always found her way back home; Nestled in the subtle indentation of road besides the brickway near Battery. "Dewdrop, let me cleanse in your brief sweet waters . . . These dark hands of life" It was one of the waning days of winter, in the blurred haze of rains, when we left the coast and began our journey home. As she drove, I watched the pebbled streaks roll across the window into great vertical streams, to be cast off indistinct along the stationary road. Upon all our sides, Even the black-toothed mountain tops lost their grandiose summits into the fog. Off the road, next to the sagging remains of a gas station, a man sat beneath the naked fist of an old willow tree. He, with a teal umbrella, twirled the nylon circle so that the collecting sheen of water spun and spiraled centrifugal out into the bombarding camaraderie of fellow drops. The damp fields sat empty of life behind him, casting into evanescent black oceans of dirt. As we hurried past, I turned back-- and following him with my own watering eyes, I watched for as long as I could--until he too faded silently into the mist.
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I don't know What is left of me Or even If there is Anything at all Ground down to nothing I am not here Not anymore You see Looking back I can see All the signs were there Over these last four years Memories can't be trusted Were they all lies? Your sociopathic inferno of illusion Little by little I played into Your game of chess Thinking I was an opponent In good spirits But only was the pawn From the very beginning Spiraled into your manipulative ways You were the puppet master Now I see And now the damage is done Over But not Really ever And yet You still find a way To pour salt in the wound And you are not Even here Just sharp words That cut me down to size Smaller And smaller Until I cower once again My mistake was bowing down My mistake was valuing Y O U Over  M E Now I'm left Deeper in the pit Damaged beyond return I am broken Left less of a being That I was before
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Jan 26, 2016
Jan 26, 2016 at 3:29 AM UTC
Less Than Nothing
In the silence and misunderstandings that separate us I need to believe there is a place where we can meet a place of mottled light where the only shadows are painted by ancient firs who conspiratorially lean open, welcoming hands down to greet us. It is a place where all thoughts of judgment and jealousy are simply too petty for consideration love being implicit in the moisture of the air words are unnecessary for our eyes reveal everything we ever want to say. Fear and resentment are unknown here we refuse to recognize them if they slither into this haven while we are sleeping restful, innocent, unworried history does not exist, the moment held is enough. If this vision were dispelled, my soul could not sustain reality’s weight. I would be battered, fragile as a spiraled whelk on deceptively smooth rocks splintered by hate and unwillingness to be as the sea, fluid and graceful, all encompassing. Will you come with me here? Or is the hour too late? We can meet in this hollow sacred space and begin again, let loose misconceptions clouding the life we share. The path is faint trust your weary heart it will lead us to each other.
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Nov 11, 2015
Nov 11, 2015 at 9:08 AM UTC
Sacred Space
The snow set in the barn, Where the horses once laid On a cold night, ice spiraled We tossed,turned, all packed The troops tamed to acquiesce Rifles silenced, bullets sacked  Stocks in deficit, awaiting ambush Sores overturned and edged in holes Our nerves dead in the silent night Risking an aching machine, a body Pushing to extremities, thrill seeking My mind numb, body ignited in dumb Left, right… series audibly recurred Halting to reflect the extreme valour A salute to quench and honor a reality For I once sacrificed my "liberties" for "others"
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 1:00 PM UTC
Dumb Insolence
It’s the week before the Super Bowl, where the Patriots and Sea hawks will meet, and all that folks are talking about is Bill and Tom’s softball deceit. It’s cold up North this time of year when the Patriots made their playoff run. Snow and ice require gloves; If footballs slip, they’d be undone. “Taking the air out of the ball” Once referred to the running game. Deflated ***** are easy to grip But it’s cheating, that much is plain. It seems the ***** that Brady used spiraled nicely through the rain. When you ***** are small and soft, Like Brady’s, it’s a different game. When Tom was asked about the scheme He laughed at first and wouldn’t tell. The truth about Tom Brady’s ***** is closely guarded by Gisele.
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 10:33 AM UTC
Tom Brady’s *****
Small circles, friends, habits, family. Small cycles, seasons, habits, family. Small circles because... seasonal friends. habitual cycles. familial circles. Small cycles because... habitual friends. seasonal habits. familial circles. Family cycles caused... circular habits and... seasonal friends and... circles of habits and.. seasonal family... cycles of circles, circles of cycles, cycles of circles that spiraled me earth-ward, circles of cycles that spun me sky-ward. Circles of habits that turned me inward. And then breaking cycles that turned me outward. Sometimes a broken circle is closer to perfect. Tri a new Angle.  Sometimes square is better than circles.
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Jun 5, 2020
Jun 5, 2020 at 4:06 PM UTC
A Poem for Squares.
Dear God we need to leave this town, friends! Please don't let me abandon you all here shivering in underemployment The West is calling with a Daniel "BOOM," the South whispers in a mountain mama window pat Other countries laugh at us, but will we join their jeers, show them we are not just circus bears? Multi-national parasites, we're too trivially divided to terminate O God, how my leisure hours went, so much faster than the work room's ones without any vent I complained and complained to my friends and fam on the phone, but the time just spiraled stagnant like a slow spirit taking six thousand years to explore a too small habitat I haven't got nearly so long.
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Dec 17, 2013
Dec 17, 2013 at 8:07 PM UTC
Every Night Get the Spark, the Feeling of
There so much fire around Burning down everything Instead of providing light On the path that leads to happiness Fire spiraled out of control But the fire within has extinguished
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 12:43 PM UTC
Fire
I stood as still as I could. Trying to hold in my breath, trying to turn invisible, trying to melt into the wall I steadied myself upon. My heartbeat thumped in my ears drowning out all other sounds. Were my feet nailed to the floor by fascination? or was it disgust? The knot in my stomach laid no reliable argument to these rushing emotions. My eyes followed his hands; the way he gripped her hips, the way his fingers traced her jaw. My eyes also followed his lips; how he pressed them almost reverently against the base of her clenched neck. I watched as he inhaled her scent like he was being squeezed out of breath. She struggled against his grip. Her eyebrows knit together in an unsightly frown. She halfheartedly pushed him off her weak body. It almost looked like she didn't want to resist, but her pride pulled her away from yielding. She was shaking, her form disheveled, yet it wouldn't sway him. I felt a stinging in my eyes, that all familiar burning I experienced when I felt that twinge of paranoia. That burning paranoia that plagues me now, as my worst fears are embodied. How could she easily dismiss him like that? When I lay nights awake craving his skin, his breath, his words. I have spiraled out of view, just a faceless backdrop in his hopeless love story. How could a person hate and love so much at the same time? It just goes to show that the world doesn't work that way, it works to crush you. All these emotions spurt out at once, as a lesson for all the lucky fools watching you.
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 12:34 PM UTC
Agoraphobia
I stood as still as I could. Trying to hold in my breath, trying to turn invisible, trying to melt into the wall I steadied myself upon. My heartbeat thumped in my ears drowning out all other sounds. Were my feet nailed to the floor by fascination? or was it disgust? The knot in my stomach laid no reliable argument to these rushing emotions. My eyes followed his hands; the way he gripped her hips, the way his fingers traced her jaw. My eyes also followed his lips; how he pressed them almost reverently against the base of her clenched neck. I watched as he inhaled her scent like he was being squeezed out of breath. She struggled against his grip. Her eyebrows knit together in an unsightly frown. She halfheartedly pushed him off her weak body. It almost looked like she didn't want to resist, but her pride pulled her away from yielding. She was shaking, her form disheveled, yet it wouldn't sway him. I felt a stinging in my eyes, that all familiar burning I experienced when I felt that twinge of paranoia. That burning paranoia that plagues me now, as my worst fears are embodied. How could she easily dismiss him like that? When I lay nights awake craving his skin, his breath, his words. I have spiraled out of view, just a faceless backdrop in his hopeless love story. How could a person hate and love so much at the same time? It just goes to show that the world doesn't work that way, it works to crush you. All these emotions spurt out at once, as a lesson for all the lucky fools watching you.
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You were once the sun my world revolved around but you left me shunned and my orbit spiraled down I suppose things wont transpire the way I wish they had and what I most desire has slipped beyond my hands So I will love you from afar the way I always have Even a universe apart I just hope you know that Animosity has faded although disappointment still remains I would rather feel this way than replace it all with hate All I put at stake surpassed this mortal coil but I'll leave it up to fate to determine what is foiled
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 2:55 PM UTC
From Afar
a carnival of hords in withering grass the high priestess tongues the beast wet mandible on a dragging death gowned doll like a cyclone coils paradise trans mutative prismatic unfurling's passed bones of confusion passed scorched refuse of radiating spiraled phantoms the more gods, the more demons battle angel symmetries in Taoist jaws     galactic lurking's into parametric infinities escalating war like cloud light rush glittering arms of affliction exhalations like upleaping sail fish drizzle sooty rain shellacking tinsel rhinos on hieroglyphs of the barbarous a transfixed guttural prana; apostasy between advances and retreats in chimeras earth quake palace   death: a new begining.
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Jan 19, 2019
Jan 19, 2019 at 7:51 AM UTC
The Beast
the candy cane sign   is gray with frost   its spiraled dance stopped years before the old man died     he, the emperor of hair, meant to get it repaired   like all good intentions and the clipped hair that got swept away   day by day, hour by hour, minute by m o m  e n t o u s     m o n o t o n o u s minute   the cutting, the sweeping punctuated by the clang of the register the hardy laugh at a racial joke   the passing of a borrowed smoke   and the buzzing silences in between when I would watch and wonder what spell he was under   in his royal white regalia   chopping and chatting away (at eyeless and earless heads I thought)   until I would sit in his chair   and escape the gulag of my life   with his ponderous questions about   feather light skies   heavyweight jabbing   the “old lady gabbing”   the engine in my “shrimp nip” car   and how very far I would go when I rose from his leather and chrome throne   and once again be on my own   with hair a bit shorter and life a bit neater   for a minuscule dot in time   I would not even remember when I thought of his implacable place in the cold past
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 7:50 PM UTC
the barber of Siberia
The black hole’s emanations attempted to fill the gap in galactic  infiniteness as all spiraled down to its new beginnings while residual harmonic vibrations honed the forms of its becoming . The insect’s hum buzzed harmoniously almost melodiously in  syncopated integrated vibrations as it flew across the room , out the door and into the night sky . The ship’s deck rolled and pitched as hurricane weather smashed and  shattered its empty hull against the wooden dock . The blazing core of the comet streaked across the sky as it decomposed  in the atmosphere and extinguished its self in the ocean . The blazing light of innumerable suns chaotic radioactive glair was almost audible like sounds of distant campfires as the last bits of wood crackled into embers beneath the starry sky .
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Jul 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015 at 1:46 PM UTC
Temporally Transitive
Just because I’m reclusive, doesn’t mean I don’t love you. Above you stand only second-hand crossword puzzles chucked by gods, their errors in ink. The newsprint covers your head and you fill in some blank squares to make words shorter, how you want them to be. If you had your way, you’d be a philosophy major. You’d submerge yourself in knowledge like a child who spiraled from heaven via twirly slide in a pit of plastic ***** Your way would lead to fortune cookies filled with morbid maxims and hand-picked lucky numbers because computers are so impersonal. You’d call the absence of ignorance death; but until then, bathroom wall banter must do. **** what goes on in bathroom stalls. I touch myself in a public restroom thinking of you, my eagerness a shaken bottle of ginger ale. Two hours later, they start peering in the stall, asking if I’m alright in there. I feel the way I did when Jessica Serber ripped out my braid in second grade when we were playing Marco Polo. I told Coach Fish and she asked, “What am I supposed to do? Glue it back on?” I hated her ever since. And yet it’s not just hatred, but also fear, like the fear of killing spiders in case their family chooses to avenge them. I can never get over it; I can never live it down. So forgive me for never telling you this. Forgive me for never telling you much of anything. Just because I’m reclusive, doesn’t mean I don’t love you. But if one day you decide to leave me, I’ll hire a hustler who looks just like you.
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Aug 2, 2012
Aug 2, 2012 at 9:47 AM UTC
Introspection
Just because I’m reclusive, doesn’t mean I don’t love you. Above you stand only second-hand crossword puzzles chucked by gods, their errors in ink. The newsprint covers your head and you fill in some blank squares to make words shorter, how you want them to be. If you had your way, you’d be a philosophy major. You’d submerge yourself in knowledge like a child who spiraled from heaven via twirly slide in a pit of plastic ***** Your way would lead to fortune cookies filled with morbid maxims and hand-picked lucky numbers because computers are so impersonal. You’d call the absence of ignorance death; but until then, bathroom wall banter must do. **** what goes on in bathroom stalls. I touch myself in a public restroom thinking of you, my eagerness a shaken bottle of ginger ale. Two hours later, they start peering in the stall, asking if I’m alright in there. I feel the way I did when Jessica Serber ripped out my braid in second grade when we were playing Marco Polo. I told Coach Fish and she asked, “What am I supposed to do? Glue it back on?” I hated her ever since. And yet it’s not just hatred, but also fear, like the fear of killing spiders in case their family chooses to avenge them. I can never get over it; I can never live it down. So forgive me for never telling you this. Forgive me for never telling you much of anything. Just because I’m reclusive, doesn’t mean I don’t love you. But if one day you decide to leave me, I’ll hire a hustler who looks just like you.
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The pounding of the drum was sheets of white paper Each clap falling to the floor Settling slowly Like geese alight to water We were there for this landing Nosily, gracefully The geese were Ourselves The drumming of the drum Was a shell around us all And we all spiraled in Till the casements of the windows shook Till throughout the basement And up the stairs Was the sound Lifted up again Like the geese And the paper pushers And the polished thrumming, drumming, humming of our hearts
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May 16, 2010
May 16, 2010 at 6:39 PM UTC
For the Geese and the Paper Pushers
A clay *** holds your happiness. It's halfway tall, reaching up to your thigh, Narrow, blown up in the middle, narrow. Simple lid with a spherical dot for fingers to grasp, and a black drawn line that curls from base to lip, and over. Insides encumbered by sweet darkness, shaded glory, because outside, gleaming. Spiraled gold that must have dribbled off the sun's ice cream cone leaked through the bottom where the end had broken and flavor escaped to land on your mirthful urn. Blue so clear, the sky surely lost a piece of itself as a crack appeared and a fragment cascaded downward to shatter along your pleasant chalice. And in between, are lines of green that could have only originated on pinewood trees in a forest so dark that monsters beware. Bordering a little town where children played and only truth was called, never dare. Because there is red on your delighted decanter. Spattered droplets of coagulated sparks. Jaded needles saturated, with pine fresh essence emanating from your zesty flagon. And a single spot, Barren. Bereft of treasure. Parted from cerulean. Robbed of Viridian. And severed in the roots of a blushing Amaryllis. Occupying there, a white blemish, a shape of infinite corners immaculately defined and so small, you will never find it                                                                                                                on the canister that harbors your smile.
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 11:33 PM UTC
Contained Jubilance
A clay *** holds your happiness. It's halfway tall, reaching up to your thigh, Narrow, blown up in the middle, narrow. Simple lid with a spherical dot for fingers to grasp, and a black drawn line that curls from base to lip, and over. Insides encumbered by sweet darkness, shaded glory, because outside, gleaming. Spiraled gold that must have dribbled off the sun's ice cream cone leaked through the bottom where the end had broken and flavor escaped to land on your mirthful urn. Blue so clear, the sky surely lost a piece of itself as a crack appeared and a fragment cascaded downward to shatter along your pleasant chalice. And in between, are lines of green that could have only originated on pinewood trees in a forest so dark that monsters beware. Bordering a little town where children played and only truth was called, never dare. Because there is red on your delighted decanter. Spattered droplets of coagulated sparks. Jaded needles saturated, with pine fresh essence emanating from your zesty flagon. And a single spot, Barren. Bereft of treasure. Parted from cerulean. Robbed of Viridian. And severed in the roots of a blushing Amaryllis. Occupying there, a white blemish, a shape of infinite corners immaculately defined and so small, you will never find it                                                                                                                on the canister that harbors your smile.
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Nostalgic hypochondriac, psychopathic goddess--we pray to your weekends.                      Sunday night industries hold lunch breaks, starting with a red bear,                         a crude blue-eyed, red bear             by the hands of a child.                              Soft steps. Physical form.                    Its eyes suddenly gleam                    as it moves,                                  red colors run                                                            forming waving arms that swim into river canals.    Dripping rain forming acid that eats away at the sides of the darkroom. Winding staircase trees rooted and spiraled like broken porcupine barbs existing off the wall. Each leaf made of copper, tips of yellow                     floating just as drops from the beginning,                                             expanding to the form                                                                            of hot air balloons.                                                 Some of them supernova'd             --momentarily spreading themselves thin                                                      --layers of butter coating this world.                 each puddle of lard echoes with the voice                                 and memory of silver-eyed Alice                 and her children.                                                                        Irises of cut granite,                                                                                 wine-stained pupils,                                                            she breaths like Jesus on the cross                                    --inhales of his bear pelt.
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 2:38 PM UTC
Cigarettes and Carrots (part 3)
Nostalgic hypochondriac, psychopathic goddess--we pray to your weekends.                      Sunday night industries hold lunch breaks, starting with a red bear,                         a crude blue-eyed, red bear             by the hands of a child.                              Soft steps. Physical form.                    Its eyes suddenly gleam                    as it moves,                                  red colors run                                                            forming waving arms that swim into river canals.    Dripping rain forming acid that eats away at the sides of the darkroom. Winding staircase trees rooted and spiraled like broken porcupine barbs existing off the wall. Each leaf made of copper, tips of yellow                     floating just as drops from the beginning,                                             expanding to the form                                                                            of hot air balloons.                                                 Some of them supernova'd             --momentarily spreading themselves thin                                                      --layers of butter coating this world.                 each puddle of lard echoes with the voice                                 and memory of silver-eyed Alice                 and her children.                                                                        Irises of cut granite,                                                                                 wine-stained pupils,                                                            she breaths like Jesus on the cross                                    --inhales of his bear pelt.
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