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"spoked" poems
By Arcassin Burnham Long essays of ******** and nonsense, Or more pathetic when you told me you were homeless, Stupid ***** You think you hot, I'll leave you smokeless, Ash cigarette buds on your skull, You're my ashtray, Sir poet, More like sir faget I'm not homophobic, Melz got you protected, I didn't hear the words until you spoked it, Beat up a lot people that look like you, I'm the wrong one to be chosen.
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Oct 10, 2014
Oct 10, 2014 at 8:14 PM UTC
"Hi Sir (Diss)"
I found you lone brick, of a million, one part of a mortared whole your brothers now buried by time, without benediction   progeny of clay, shale, you were born in a kiln as hot as all creation dragged to this plain by spoked wheel and mule--sweat of the honest illiterate long before the dusters blew the crops to hell, and Tom Joad's kin to the promised land the mason who laid you in a proud straight row is now in the ground too not a mile from you, where the county put him the hot Friday a man set foot on the moon the bricklayer’s days with the trowel long past, his memories of you, your place in all weathers interred with him   I found you , and you are the man’s legacy, he yours
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 4:09 PM UTC
ode to a brick
8:25 am Tuesday, April 24, 2018 His eyes spoke words that his mouth couldn't say A warm breeze danced with his hair as I looked up The sun stood on his shoulder giving him a peachy kiss Chocolate caramel his eyes were but when he looked away they turned into glowing logs of wood His hands tightly around my waist they stayed as he spoked soft words of poetry Then a pause … our rib cages met and our hearts reached out for each other one last time The stare between us was intense the type of intense you only see in movies, one last time our eyes locked One last time, a goodbye kiss, gentle and sweet, taste of honey, the remaining color we had, spilled One last time, a goodbye kiss -sol
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 11:42 PM UTC
GoodBye Kiss
An abyss that echoes shrieks of eagles circling above: the moon lies smashed in her sunken depths by nights, this pit of enveloping darkness, a vessel emptied of life. Brick by brick, aeons layer her walls, who knows when she was dug? she carries fragrances of primordial waters gathered in the heart of earth to the winds of the present. Long before Joseph's well, she stood when desert land was verdant wood, and before the earth was tread asunder by the chariot, this graveyard of the stars. Plunder she has seen, and abuse as she towers over the past. Not a wellspring, emptied dry, but a bowl abegging. The bowl that gave a creed to a continent? Caravans pass by disgraced crevices remnant of that era, gone long of stone. Effeminate, she pawned her bricks over for a life. Or a well to collect the dead, frightened by the hundreds by the colonial bullet. Rise and fall, she carries in her wheel of life, her spoked zero. Of which yet arises a homespun yarn of dreams. Darkness wells forth from this abysmal chasm, and her waters cause feuds by brother to brother. Men of straw, of whom in a few years, no trace would remain, yet remain and the dove that flew the night a tryst was made still challenges the jacketed savant on Parliament square. A pair of inverted eyes guard the gates of darkness. And now and again, you see yet a star shooting out to the skies again from the waters: to the moon, a mushroom cloud, a circling satellite, and an octet notes. She's not one well: her waters brackish, are a thousand islands, that came together under the shadow of an empire on whom the sun never sets. Count the roots of the banyan, trees. Her sons grow weak and lumpen. Her daughters rise. And so she endures, this ancient mother. In her depths, on the day, when the star of David is reversed, she endures the ******** reversed, that shined in her of ages ago. Of men, two quarters great, arise from the same shadow: The eagle on the west, and the dove on the east. The not is the all, the zero is everything. Eternity, two zeros conjoined.
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Aug 14, 2013
Aug 14, 2013 at 2:18 PM UTC
Freedom!
An abyss that echoes shrieks of eagles circling above: the moon lies smashed in her sunken depths by nights, this pit of enveloping darkness, a vessel emptied of life. Brick by brick, aeons layer her walls, who knows when she was dug? she carries fragrances of primordial waters gathered in the heart of earth to the winds of the present. Long before Joseph's well, she stood when desert land was verdant wood, and before the earth was tread asunder by the chariot, this graveyard of the stars. Plunder she has seen, and abuse as she towers over the past. Not a wellspring, emptied dry, but a bowl abegging. The bowl that gave a creed to a continent? Caravans pass by disgraced crevices remnant of that era, gone long of stone. Effeminate, she pawned her bricks over for a life. Or a well to collect the dead, frightened by the hundreds by the colonial bullet. Rise and fall, she carries in her wheel of life, her spoked zero. Of which yet arises a homespun yarn of dreams. Darkness wells forth from this abysmal chasm, and her waters cause feuds by brother to brother. Men of straw, of whom in a few years, no trace would remain, yet remain and the dove that flew the night a tryst was made still challenges the jacketed savant on Parliament square. A pair of inverted eyes guard the gates of darkness. And now and again, you see yet a star shooting out to the skies again from the waters: to the moon, a mushroom cloud, a circling satellite, and an octet notes. She's not one well: her waters brackish, are a thousand islands, that came together under the shadow of an empire on whom the sun never sets. Count the roots of the banyan, trees. Her sons grow weak and lumpen. Her daughters rise. And so she endures, this ancient mother. In her depths, on the day, when the star of David is reversed, she endures the ******** reversed, that shined in her of ages ago. Of men, two quarters great, arise from the same shadow: The eagle on the west, and the dove on the east. The not is the all, the zero is everything. Eternity, two zeros conjoined.
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"1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer over her lifetime" my mother’s eyes did not blink as she spoked riddles. i stared at the lump. an alien invading. War of the Worlds. "For women in the U.S., breast cancer death rates are higher than those for any other cancer, besides lung cancer." she was in the hospital, a week, or two. it felt like five years. i did not sleep that summer. drunk off sake, my mother still did not cry. "In 2011, an estimated 230,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer were expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S." the night before surgery, I cried until my lungs flopped to the floor like two useless sacs of atoms. I scratched my skin until morning, waiting until my veins leaked. "A woman’s risk of breast cancer approximately doubles if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer." some days my ******* will sting, and I imagine a small demon, with horns and razor teeth eating away at the inside of my ******* when in the shower, I will cusp them in my hands, waiting to feel bumps. instead I feel too small ******* with a heart that beats too fast. nights, I dream of my mother with only one breast, I dream of myself with no ******* The most significant risk factors for breast cancer are gender (being a woman) and age (growing older). let me never grow older, for I do not want my territory stained. but I feel it squirming, and I want to **** it out with my teeth. it is pathetic that I am most worried about shaving my head.
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 11:05 PM UTC
growing pains
"1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer over her lifetime" my mother’s eyes did not blink as she spoked riddles. i stared at the lump. an alien invading. War of the Worlds. "For women in the U.S., breast cancer death rates are higher than those for any other cancer, besides lung cancer." she was in the hospital, a week, or two. it felt like five years. i did not sleep that summer. drunk off sake, my mother still did not cry. "In 2011, an estimated 230,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer were expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S." the night before surgery, I cried until my lungs flopped to the floor like two useless sacs of atoms. I scratched my skin until morning, waiting until my veins leaked. "A woman’s risk of breast cancer approximately doubles if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer." some days my ******* will sting, and I imagine a small demon, with horns and razor teeth eating away at the inside of my ******* when in the shower, I will cusp them in my hands, waiting to feel bumps. instead I feel too small ******* with a heart that beats too fast. nights, I dream of my mother with only one breast, I dream of myself with no ******* The most significant risk factors for breast cancer are gender (being a woman) and age (growing older). let me never grow older, for I do not want my territory stained. but I feel it squirming, and I want to **** it out with my teeth. it is pathetic that I am most worried about shaving my head.
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The funniest thing about the Andy Griffith Show. He had an aunt that he loved so. Which took time for Opie to know. He had a deputy with one bullet. Give him more. Then you were in for a show. But, he also had a famous phase. Like "Nip It In The Bud". Which every now and then, he spoked. In truth Bernard P. Fife was vital to the show. Yes, the funniest thing about the Andy Griffith Show. He was a good parent first and fore most. He was fair and firm. When it came to his son. After all. He only had one. Unlike that , of My Three Sons. The men seems to gather at the Barber Shop. Which , we still see today. And like Flyod, many talked before they cut. And many times. He would cut too low. Yes, this was part of the fun of the Andy Griffith Show. Who doesn't remember Otis? Who could teach many drunks today's a lesson. He personally checked himself in. Just to sober up and leave again. Who doesn't remember that adult kid Ernest T. Bass? Who many of times was sneaky and smart? Or wanted a uniform just to wear it with class. Of course the black and white shows are better than color. All because they are so much funnier. We admire Thelma Lou. Still trying to figure out exactly what she did do? We remember even Ellie. Who wouldn't give a senior citizen? A sugar tablet. Yes, this was part of the fun of the Andy Griffith Show. I could go on. But I stop for now. Least until, I see the show when Bill Bixby learn a lesson. From visiting the town.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 9:45 AM UTC
The Andy Griffith Show
I love you. Except , I can't tell you. I want you. Except, I won't admit it. I love the way friends states they know. But, how can they? When I hadn't even spoked. It's in my eyes. It's in my voice. Least to them. When I speak concerning you. Where the evidence? Exactly, where's the proof? To me. It's totally news. In my dreams. You are there. In my minds. Thoughts of you appears. I guess. It's a self denial I'm going through. Afraid to admit, my love for you.
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 9:13 PM UTC
Love(Self Denial)
Well, the bigot spoked. And the non bigot listen. And professed that those that hates. Feel empowered to do so because no one stands up to them. The gay bashers spoked. And got highly offended. When the gay person joked back. Judge not. If you can be judged. Your voice can't be the only voice heard. The sexist spoked. And became the blunt of many people opinion. And stated people was picking upon them. Speak not. If you can't stand the heat. Violence of any kind is a way of intimidation. We witness that in religions. Plus, within many nations. The wise person spoke. And many acted confused. And it only happen. Because their message affected you.
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Jun 12, 2012
Jun 12, 2012 at 8:53 PM UTC
Free To Be(Live Your Life)
The face of a church has always been the pastor. Before mega churches came along. And everyone's wants to be a Bishop. He stood at the door and greets you. Simply made you felt like you were at home. While the small choir or congregation. Belted out a famous old hymn song. Like, How Great Thou Art? Or Amazing Grace. Or maybe, the Old Rugged Cross. There wasn't away you wasn't going to feel close to God. The Pastor. The main face of your church. Who invited anyone and everyone to come to worship. There wasn't no way you couldn't say. He wasn't a man of God. Because in all his sermons to the church. He spoked highly about the love required of God. In a society filled with racial hate. He would nail the hammer down. That God wouldn't accept you into his Kingdom. And ,whether you have anything for offering or not. He wouldn't push or shove you to give a lot. He simply stated to you to give, what you got? Cause, he always ways spoke truth. That God answer's prayers according to their needs. He wanted you to prosper. But not to lose focus. The Pastor. The messenger of the Lord. Teaching us the truest way to love.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 9:27 AM UTC
The Pastor
*** If I had the power to magically hug people through the internet... Patience. It's coming. And when it does, No one will never sleep alone, Weep inconsolably for lack of shoulder and hand For I travel with a lean-on-tent Travel with shelter for you, Will you have it, have me, by command? I used to write flowery poems, with fancy words About flowers and such stuff, But I gave it up, No more, I will be now no longer Poet electron florid, But the real, not ethereal, delivery man. Giving you loving kisses, tenderness, and Mayflowers in December, And kindness every day of my life and Even after, Cause heavens come on line And even if I am stranger now, I'll prove useful to have around, Giving you poetry precisely couture designed by command, So I fully expect to be hugging you happy Soon enough. You'll see. Ok, maybe not Ogden quality, This oeuvre, but I can do it over, Can he? Does, will he, read customized poems With shiny bumpers, trim and spoked wheels, Purposed only to please You specifically, In your soon-to-be-smiling flesh! Like I will, Soon enough. You'll see. Oh yeah. To summon me, Just clap your hands three times, Say out loud poet-in-the-hat, And press Send.
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Jun 8, 2013
Jun 8, 2013 at 5:10 PM UTC
*** If I had the power to magically hug people through the internet...
Soft spots mark up the body and spark plugged up: an implosion syrup sweet weeps sticky substances like love, chuunibyou, and other delusions dreamed: in language strange spoked, soaked in sulphur a beautiful man without mercy hath thee in thrall
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Nov 17, 2016
Nov 17, 2016 at 12:36 PM UTC
Soft spots mark up
You gave me bad news as I walked out the door Guess the winds of karma are catching up Still I search for the boundless space treasury With hooks of compassion in my heart Your spiritual residue does nothing but sting Your god is godless in the big empty Near attainment with half-closed eyes I look up and see the symbols in the sky The red and white beads are making their journey Praying for confusion soothed and fear pacified The hollow illusion and the 8-spoked wheel Are frowned upon by the Lady of the Space Realm
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Aug 17, 2012
Aug 17, 2012 at 2:21 PM UTC
The Hollow Illusion
Long before anything existed. I existed. For I am God. I am legend. I knew when. I knew how. And of course I know why? All because I am God almighty. If anything is legendary. It would be me. If I never met you personally by the creation. I have created. I'd still exist. For I am God. I'm the legend spoked boldly about. Other has changed my name to accomplish their mission in my name. Still, I am God. And no one can prove I don't existence in this world. I'm a force of spiritual reckoning beyond measure. And it's truly a pleasure to know me. Some in this world have mythical status. I have legendary recognition. I'm glorified by many. And magnified by plenty. Who am I, you ask? I am God a legendary force forever. Ask yourself this? Who is a citizen in many nations? Who has the power to control many crisis? Who listen to your problems anytime, anywhere? Who do some turn to? When they think no one cares? It's me God. Call me a Spirit. Call me a Force. They all be true. Just know this. I am here for you. For I am God. And I am legend. No other upon this earth can help the way I do. All rights belongs to Jeffrey T. Conyers (C)
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 3:38 PM UTC
For I Am God(I Am Legend)
Some lesson. We must learn the hard way. That's why many parents works to guide us. Except as a child. We sometimes likes to use our own mind. Here child? I've have a present for you. Your choice. On which one you like. A whole dollar. Or a hundred pennies. And like a child I went for the green. Only later to find truth. When my mom honestly spoked to me. She bought truth and logic too. When she stated I should have took the pennies. She stated if I lost the dollar. I would be completely broke. But if I lost a penny. I would still be rich. Because people would replace a penny in a minute. While getting another dollar might be harder.
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Jul 13, 2012
Jul 13, 2012 at 12:00 PM UTC
A Hundred Pennies
A child held up a sign stating they needed a home. Instantingly folks worked assit that child. A homeless soul held up a sign stating they were hungry. Instantly, someone worked on ways to feel that soul. The many ways love grows. A lonely older person asked for the truth. Instantly, someone with familarity of the scriptures read the word to them. God wants his children's closed to him. They read the Be-atitudes softly with sincerity. The many ways love grows. A millionaire suddenly lost everything important to them. Instantly, a friend spoked and reminded them. Before you was rich. You were richer in heart. That truth and recognition is about your heart. Instantly, they beginned to see all kinds of possibilities. Yes, the many ways love grows. When you find wisdom.
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Dec 24, 2012
Dec 24, 2012 at 9:13 AM UTC
The Many Ways Love Grows
The streetlight is shaped like a lantern And its golden light spills out in a clear, spoked pattern of darkness and illumination Its shadows stretch long And reach their fingers into your empty windows. If I stand at its base, I stand at the center of a great perfect wheel of light that sprays in all directions. I speak to you Because you speak to me. I wonder If you recognize the surgical mask swinging from my arm Soft and white. They tell me your walls breathe poison They tell me That I shouldn't. I stand and whisper to you Who I am Who I have been. Perhaps the shade of a girl like me Peers out your yawning windows Through the spaces where the glass has been punched out Past the ragged, yellowed curtains that sag limply from above Out From between the leafless ivy that twists its gnarled strands up your crumbling skin and digs into all your weaknesses. Perhaps if I had shown myself a bit earlier If my life had begun before it did Perhaps we would have met in a different way. It makes me sad that I fear you. Your stone steps, carpeted with dead leaves, black metal railings leaning drunkenly to either side. Your unnatural stillness. But I do not fear to walk your halls Not like the others. No, I do not fear you I fear to become you. That still And that lifeless Like a tree which has long since died and the core rotted But the husk remains standing As if it contains something alive. Are you lonely? Are you still afraid? What does it feel like every night When this streetlight above me blinks on And peeks inside your high windows? Do you rush to shut the drapes Soggy and transparent as they are Try to pull some tattered protection over the garish Harsh emptiness you hold? I stand here And I feel you looking back at me And I am sorry that nothing lives in you And I am afraid that nothing lives In me. And if I were to go upstairs and peer out your top windows I am afraid I would become see through Like a strip of film Illuminated. I fear that I would be a projection on a solid world And I fear That somebody Would turn out The light.
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 1:26 AM UTC
To The Old, Abandoned Asylum Down The Road
The streetlight is shaped like a lantern And its golden light spills out in a clear, spoked pattern of darkness and illumination Its shadows stretch long And reach their fingers into your empty windows. If I stand at its base, I stand at the center of a great perfect wheel of light that sprays in all directions. I speak to you Because you speak to me. I wonder If you recognize the surgical mask swinging from my arm Soft and white. They tell me your walls breathe poison They tell me That I shouldn't. I stand and whisper to you Who I am Who I have been. Perhaps the shade of a girl like me Peers out your yawning windows Through the spaces where the glass has been punched out Past the ragged, yellowed curtains that sag limply from above Out From between the leafless ivy that twists its gnarled strands up your crumbling skin and digs into all your weaknesses. Perhaps if I had shown myself a bit earlier If my life had begun before it did Perhaps we would have met in a different way. It makes me sad that I fear you. Your stone steps, carpeted with dead leaves, black metal railings leaning drunkenly to either side. Your unnatural stillness. But I do not fear to walk your halls Not like the others. No, I do not fear you I fear to become you. That still And that lifeless Like a tree which has long since died and the core rotted But the husk remains standing As if it contains something alive. Are you lonely? Are you still afraid? What does it feel like every night When this streetlight above me blinks on And peeks inside your high windows? Do you rush to shut the drapes Soggy and transparent as they are Try to pull some tattered protection over the garish Harsh emptiness you hold? I stand here And I feel you looking back at me And I am sorry that nothing lives in you And I am afraid that nothing lives In me. And if I were to go upstairs and peer out your top windows I am afraid I would become see through Like a strip of film Illuminated. I fear that I would be a projection on a solid world And I fear That somebody Would turn out The light.
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Within my hand. I read the holy book of scriptures. And understood more about the word. Then from those that spoken. God spoke volumes in just a few line. If you love me. Then keep my commandments. With self-control it isn't hard to do. It's strange. But true. When he spoked to Moses in terms of the tablets. He spoke honestly and wisdom too. Thou shalt not steal. The consequences doesn't benefit a thief. Thou shalt not lie. All they do is multiply. Thou shalt not **** We know life has more to give. And if we reach out to our neighbor in goodness. You'll find a connection only getting better. Who seeks another spouse? Only seeking to divide their own house. Within my hands. the scriptures taught me more then a leader's voice. Yes, as much as the preacher preach. And the teacher teach. It's up to us to let the message sink in. Cause some change the scriptures to benefit them. Sometimes , you feel you have to educate them.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 9:18 AM UTC
Within My Hands
The Alchemist made potions he had a workshop, mysterious it was ever in motion the atmosphere, serious the walls were covered in books tomes of questionable origin apparatus to cook and a rusty old storage bin spoked wheels spun pistons reciprocated condensers did hum solids liquidated viscous and translucent solutions illuminated slightly florescent masses accumulated he will put it on heat and add a caustic injection hit a switch at his feet and pause for reflection all the ingredients for his ultimate goal he could finally achieve it turn iron to gold!
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Aug 20, 2019
Aug 20, 2019 at 2:38 PM UTC
The Alchemist
My breath caught, frozen in July Summer's heat, couldn't draw near Such was the sight, broken before me Crouching, ******* the earth The town broken, lay before me Radiated in charcoal end, smoking embers Centered around, spoked out Once standing proud, a church Only its brass cross now, tombstoned Precious packaged, I circled Searching for life, not charred remains Either eluded me, ash rained I crept, grey cloaked and hidden Strange stories, whispered on mens lips In homes lit brighter, the night seemed darker Far East, something had risen Had cast of ill formed shells, shrugged Minds and bodies, bent strange My destination, unsurvived This brimstone eruption, complete Little but a frame, withered home Sifting through wreckage, human and debris The hand was there, stiff and curled Wearing the ring, but not a ring Sawn, not touched The hand, with me As well, the ring In its place, less burdened The package, placed Payment for, left handed thief Spending moments, no less I sought the church, devoid of life Additional promise, hidden away It's timber splintered, crushing Burned from within, cries on the wind Its doors had been barred, broken in Protecting souls, blacken, wooden and thin Strange symbols, golden jeweled, silver skinned The Hanging God, crucified and crowned Such as gods may, none were saved Children, babies and mothers alike All tortured by flame, fire Treasure, reburied in hold Leather bound, and square And the thief, hand ring I redonned cloak, boot and stick Wrapped in grey, clinging to shadow With twightlite falling, sped foot Far from this place, burned to soot Too many human, blooded and torn But most haste, those dead and unhuman I watched close the shadowed, deep Fearing to be followed, more; unsleep Seeking to deliver unholy, but my soul keep
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 7:20 PM UTC
A Place Aside
My breath caught, frozen in July Summer's heat, couldn't draw near Such was the sight, broken before me Crouching, ******* the earth The town broken, lay before me Radiated in charcoal end, smoking embers Centered around, spoked out Once standing proud, a church Only its brass cross now, tombstoned Precious packaged, I circled Searching for life, not charred remains Either eluded me, ash rained I crept, grey cloaked and hidden Strange stories, whispered on mens lips In homes lit brighter, the night seemed darker Far East, something had risen Had cast of ill formed shells, shrugged Minds and bodies, bent strange My destination, unsurvived This brimstone eruption, complete Little but a frame, withered home Sifting through wreckage, human and debris The hand was there, stiff and curled Wearing the ring, but not a ring Sawn, not touched The hand, with me As well, the ring In its place, less burdened The package, placed Payment for, left handed thief Spending moments, no less I sought the church, devoid of life Additional promise, hidden away It's timber splintered, crushing Burned from within, cries on the wind Its doors had been barred, broken in Protecting souls, blacken, wooden and thin Strange symbols, golden jeweled, silver skinned The Hanging God, crucified and crowned Such as gods may, none were saved Children, babies and mothers alike All tortured by flame, fire Treasure, reburied in hold Leather bound, and square And the thief, hand ring I redonned cloak, boot and stick Wrapped in grey, clinging to shadow With twightlite falling, sped foot Far from this place, burned to soot Too many human, blooded and torn But most haste, those dead and unhuman I watched close the shadowed, deep Fearing to be followed, more; unsleep Seeking to deliver unholy, but my soul keep
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Wild mind grown gentle in survival. Christ, the mind, not the imagined, the actual what would the persona in the role be bound to do? Destroy the works of the captivator, the adversary of sanity, the governmental mind, the entity of empires amore- pheum fume de an English man, sung in presentation saying I am seed of a dream, messages were racing up and down on ladders loaded with message carriers, each having for wings, wheels spinning so fast, the spokes were lifted on wind. Ezekial said, spoked wheels in each of those, and inside that wheels in wheel I tell you, I swooned, -I knew, all things do work, it’s a process… and one line later I learn, I am in the book of life. Just think of that, of all the readers of any line, you read mine. In your time. And gave me cause. Ready is read past-tension. Sprung.
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Sep 6, 2022
Sep 6, 2022 at 2:24 PM UTC
Wild mind, caution-resting
What peace is it? That I seek quiet time with my God. What peace is it? That I request moments alone. A serenity of tranquility of silence. When alone your mind is at rest. Least to the point you block all distraction completely out. What peace is it? That God of creation works his upon us. And Lord Jesus spoked Peace be unto you to his disciples too. What peace is it? That I truly tries to seek. It's a peace. Where wars are not allowed? Not in God's kingdom. And not in my life.
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Jul 26, 2012
Jul 26, 2012 at 11:22 AM UTC
What Peace Is It?
By Arcassinburnham Wanted to be more, Can't find any other definition for that, Im sorry for my ways, And the betrayal, Maybe How I acted, My true feelings had no use for what you wanted, And being friends wasn't what I imagined when I saw you, I Grew into your character even more than I subjected, I loved for us to be in perfect virtue, I loved everything about you , The words you typed spoked for themselves, Everyday it was about you, But my feelings I couldn't help, I just need you to understand, How much I ******* care, I love you more than I love myself, But the hate I couldn't bare, And tore me apart, I needed some loyalty, But when you in love, Don't really care about privacy, I cried for a night, Thinking this couldn't have happened, I missed you like the alignment, And the eclipse, And the mythical krakken, I know your not into the love thing, But it doesn't hurt to be a little more open, You would be the type to not think about wedding rings, But its all about finding the right person, And what I found was an angel, Then another angel shot me, Then I fell for you instantly, I was waiting more like pending, It was all bout midnight midnight midnight, And that night I sat on top my roof of the house crying, Thinking was I doing something right, I need you, You went away, Saw you sometimes, But away I stayed, I wanted you, I wanted you, I wanted you, I wanted you, And if you forgive, Won't let nothing come between me and you, Not anymore, With some clarity, Wishing one day that you marry, And when your heart is ready to conceive, I'll be there for you, I miss you dearly, And its killing me, My true intentions was for you to love me, Cause.... Cause...... I love you.
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 12:48 AM UTC
"True Intentions (Midnight's Forgiveness)"
By Arcassinburnham Wanted to be more, Can't find any other definition for that, Im sorry for my ways, And the betrayal, Maybe How I acted, My true feelings had no use for what you wanted, And being friends wasn't what I imagined when I saw you, I Grew into your character even more than I subjected, I loved for us to be in perfect virtue, I loved everything about you , The words you typed spoked for themselves, Everyday it was about you, But my feelings I couldn't help, I just need you to understand, How much I ******* care, I love you more than I love myself, But the hate I couldn't bare, And tore me apart, I needed some loyalty, But when you in love, Don't really care about privacy, I cried for a night, Thinking this couldn't have happened, I missed you like the alignment, And the eclipse, And the mythical krakken, I know your not into the love thing, But it doesn't hurt to be a little more open, You would be the type to not think about wedding rings, But its all about finding the right person, And what I found was an angel, Then another angel shot me, Then I fell for you instantly, I was waiting more like pending, It was all bout midnight midnight midnight, And that night I sat on top my roof of the house crying, Thinking was I doing something right, I need you, You went away, Saw you sometimes, But away I stayed, I wanted you, I wanted you, I wanted you, I wanted you, And if you forgive, Won't let nothing come between me and you, Not anymore, With some clarity, Wishing one day that you marry, And when your heart is ready to conceive, I'll be there for you, I miss you dearly, And its killing me, My true intentions was for you to love me, Cause.... Cause...... I love you.
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To the faithful that center in the audience. Many were suprised by the invited guest. Which were them. They came from all denomination. Because of the great invitation. When prompted to stand upon their feets. As, with some in church. A few complained. Until Jesus Spoked. He stated to those leaders of faith. Love me, as you love God. Through me you come to the father above. Don't keep creating strife. Because of difference ideology. Cause what you're preaching in sermons. Is a representation of me. A few walked out. And he realized they wasn't true. Like in church. We realized them too. Jesus has spoken with just a few words. And those that stayed. Was the one that received the word.
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Oct 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 at 7:04 AM UTC
Jesus Has Spoken.
A center stripe on such a road would be no more than affectation, The prospect of two vehicles on the same stretch of this blacktop Which ambles from nowhere to nowhere, old logging path Morphed into a convenience for fishermen or bird watchers Heading to the odd bits of Adirondack Park land Scattered higgeldy-piggeldy in its path All but a mathematical impossibility. Indeed, the fog lines are barely visible, a series of dots and dashes Along the crumbling berm of the shoulders, And the signs testifying to the calamitous curves ahead Are faded and pock-marked In testament to generations of pellet-gun marksmanship And twelve-ounce projectiles. There remain the odd traces of the byway’s former usefulness: Rusted blades or unevenly-spoked wheels Left behind by ancient logging outfits, The odd abandoned hunting camp, and here and there, Visible through gaps in thick, ancient stands of pine (Having outlasted the original settlers and logging concerns Through the sheer stubborn implacability of biology), You might see an anomalous abandoned bus up on blocks, And there are those who have sworn they have seen them Adorned with curtains in the windows, But that is most certainly a trick of the light, A mis-apprehension of something half-glimpsed By the drivers as they sped by.
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Nov 20, 2017
Nov 20, 2017 at 8:11 PM UTC
Along Joe Indian Pond Road, Town of Parishville, St. Lawrence County
Our friends stated, it wasn't the well best secret in the world. Still I wants to know. Who told you? Told you that I had feelings for you. There are things I personally keep to myself. But our friends states they saw the messages in my eyes. Least everytime you passed by. Still I wants to know. Who told you? They said I constantly spoked your name. To the point they thought they were going insane. Even those that didn't know you at all. Pointed you out as the one. That in my eyes I adored. Still, the question's remains. Who told you? Some stated I was too shy. To explain to you what was on my mind. So, now it seems it was them. Who told you? I wanted you forever by my side.
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Aug 10, 2012
Aug 10, 2012 at 7:52 AM UTC
Who Told You?