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"spurts" poems
You sat on the other end of the table Glistening, shining, and taunting me Rosy cheeks with spurts of Yellow and Green Silently teasing A juicy, little Apple. Hopefully no one would see me, no one would pay any attention As I grabbed the treat and the knife And began to dangerously peel. I knew I was doing it wrong My hands shaking while my cheeks began to flush Embarrassed by my ignorant inadequacy. Are you left-handed? she asked from my left. Humiliation filled the corners of my eyes, wet and distraught. No, I mumbled. My cheeks reflecting Mose's Red Sea. I was beginning to drown. Your thumb needs to move, You make me nervous, and she sounded nervous indeed. Put it down here. Help yourself control it. Guide it. Everyone was staring now, the whole table awed My ignorance showing, like a medallion at my chest My shameful Apple as pathetic proof. You're doing it wrong. Non così. Basta, faccio io. Let me do it. You're about to graduate, and you can't peel an apple. I began choking, drowning in tears of Humiliation. No, let her do it the small Voice on my left said. She is finding her way. Let me watch her. I finished peeling the Apple Suffocating my tears as I ate. You remind me of Daisy, she said soon after From The Great Gatsby. I choked and laughed, more ashamed than ever. I'm not sure that is a compliment. I could barely muster a mumble. She couldn't do anything by herself. She looked at me, gentle and forgiving. I think it is, she replied Wistful and Wise. Daisy was vital to the story, you know. And I believe that given the chance, she could have done anything that she wanted On her own.
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May 5, 2014
May 5, 2014 at 6:27 PM UTC
growing up Daisy
You sat on the other end of the table Glistening, shining, and taunting me Rosy cheeks with spurts of Yellow and Green Silently teasing A juicy, little Apple. Hopefully no one would see me, no one would pay any attention As I grabbed the treat and the knife And began to dangerously peel. I knew I was doing it wrong My hands shaking while my cheeks began to flush Embarrassed by my ignorant inadequacy. Are you left-handed? she asked from my left. Humiliation filled the corners of my eyes, wet and distraught. No, I mumbled. My cheeks reflecting Mose's Red Sea. I was beginning to drown. Your thumb needs to move, You make me nervous, and she sounded nervous indeed. Put it down here. Help yourself control it. Guide it. Everyone was staring now, the whole table awed My ignorance showing, like a medallion at my chest My shameful Apple as pathetic proof. You're doing it wrong. Non così. Basta, faccio io. Let me do it. You're about to graduate, and you can't peel an apple. I began choking, drowning in tears of Humiliation. No, let her do it the small Voice on my left said. She is finding her way. Let me watch her. I finished peeling the Apple Suffocating my tears as I ate. You remind me of Daisy, she said soon after From The Great Gatsby. I choked and laughed, more ashamed than ever. I'm not sure that is a compliment. I could barely muster a mumble. She couldn't do anything by herself. She looked at me, gentle and forgiving. I think it is, she replied Wistful and Wise. Daisy was vital to the story, you know. And I believe that given the chance, she could have done anything that she wanted On her own.
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oh honey **** pen and ink **** star warrior pretty little manga girl twinkle wisp with kung fu throwing stars and triple steel samurai sword that tear through others made of pink taffy and cherry juice fizz blood moving like lightening a flying gladiator with dripping sweet rice and tapioca milk shake ******* oh you would taste so good to drink out of a swirling sherbet punch bowl with big blow job star goldfish and hungry pink ***** lips octopus drooling sit on your face suckers oh, fighter of one-legged midgets the best part after a fresh **** victory **** to go down on them their loli pop ***** butter ***** beautiful springing through the top of your skull cause you can't get enough oh wow happy hello kitty ***** plump plops viscous before the coup de grâce as she twirls their chewing gum gizzards with her little swizzle tongue goo ga licious before placing what's left of their hose like glistening entrails around her throat like a pearl necklace only to get strangled with it by double **** UFO boy solar ******* hero of the universe so hard she spurts pineapple juice and *** donuts out of pucker pie **** **** banged cross eyed like little girl manga never felt so good addicted to cruel whipped with a hella wet noodle yes no yes no yes no yes pleazzz her big blue marble glass eyes binocular kaleidoscopes spring out on the floor and roll around turning into all seeing anti-gravity magnetized silver pin stripped spaceships peopled by evil omni ****** **** ***** screaming through eternity in search of cosmic tushi sushi ogling wiggling ballerina butts bubble gum for the eyeballs
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Mar 10, 2017
Mar 10, 2017 at 3:36 PM UTC
**** MANGA POETRY
oh honey **** pen and ink **** star warrior pretty little manga girl twinkle wisp with kung fu throwing stars and triple steel samurai sword that tear through others made of pink taffy and cherry juice fizz blood moving like lightening a flying gladiator with dripping sweet rice and tapioca milk shake ******* oh you would taste so good to drink out of a swirling sherbet punch bowl with big blow job star goldfish and hungry pink ***** lips octopus drooling sit on your face suckers oh, fighter of one-legged midgets the best part after a fresh **** victory **** to go down on them their loli pop ***** butter ***** beautiful springing through the top of your skull cause you can't get enough oh wow happy hello kitty ***** plump plops viscous before the coup de grâce as she twirls their chewing gum gizzards with her little swizzle tongue goo ga licious before placing what's left of their hose like glistening entrails around her throat like a pearl necklace only to get strangled with it by double **** UFO boy solar ******* hero of the universe so hard she spurts pineapple juice and *** donuts out of pucker pie **** **** banged cross eyed like little girl manga never felt so good addicted to cruel whipped with a hella wet noodle yes no yes no yes no yes pleazzz her big blue marble glass eyes binocular kaleidoscopes spring out on the floor and roll around turning into all seeing anti-gravity magnetized silver pin stripped spaceships peopled by evil omni ****** **** ***** screaming through eternity in search of cosmic tushi sushi ogling wiggling ballerina butts bubble gum for the eyeballs
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Chekhov and Murakami came to me in short spurts of memory; as if the life of a keyboard was a retro invention sinking the ancient sea bona fidelis. Temper Fidelis and sorry larks wish upon the galoshes you wore to repeated proms instigated in large moral distances between burning barns (it's a dangerous hobby). Starved for trapped frogs with claws and violence was a question answered in blood so two wrongs made a state of nothingness free of wrong or right (***you nihilistic ***** she suggested a better drink to pick at Starbucks: 'a flaming frappucino at 140 degrees.' (what are you, some angry Russian aristocrat contemptuous of an English wife T-minus a decade ? )close-bracket) God is sick of two things: my continued and addicted references to Judaeo-Christianity and the dragged sympathy of humanity for his lost son ("it's been 2013 years for Chrissake") you melt on me like a strange evening spent with a stick of butter self improvement 46% complete
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 5:19 PM UTC
seminar (or, Chekhov and Murakami)
Chekhov and Murakami came to me in short spurts of memory; as if the life of a keyboard was a retro invention sinking the ancient sea bona fidelis. Temper Fidelis and sorry larks wish upon the galoshes you wore to repeated proms instigated in large moral distances between burning barns (it's a dangerous hobby). Starved for trapped frogs with claws and violence was a question answered in blood so two wrongs made a state of nothingness free of wrong or right (***you nihilistic ***** she suggested a better drink to pick at Starbucks: 'a flaming frappucino at 140 degrees.' (what are you, some angry Russian aristocrat contemptuous of an English wife T-minus a decade ? )close-bracket) God is sick of two things: my continued and addicted references to Judaeo-Christianity and the dragged sympathy of humanity for his lost son ("it's been 2013 years for Chrissake") you melt on me like a strange evening spent with a stick of butter self improvement 46% complete
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 2:06 PM UTC
seminar (or, Chekhov and Murakami)
I tore the fabric of space Interrupting my affectionate stalking Spurts of longing, interspersed with spasms of premature ***** In vain, hankering to attain that next level rush *Oh you're a ***** girl aren't you* That's when I was discovered... Her shrieks royally flushing my cheeks with shock -Superseded by pallid chagrin I fumble to bail, Pants entrenched around my ankles Premeditative, Of absent-mind, in haste Prime directive a method of escape Evasion failing Detection: Imminent Reflecting a grim lack of circumspection, accursed ********** Trying to conceal my turgid ******** Her father particularly beyond reason And not fond of my indecency for his daughter Proceeds pummeling me to death with my beloved binoculars Devoid of clairvoyance; I am coincidentally sent outward toward oblivion Bon voyage through the portal Falling facefirst into an abysmal wormhole Its then I voyaged backward through time To the moment of Creation And witnessed the universe **** itself from naught to existence Spewing forth such cataclysmic splendor
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 10:48 PM UTC
A ******
Genial poets, pink-faced earnest wits— you have given the world some choice morsels, gobbets of language presented as one presents T-bone steak and Cherries Jubilee. Goodbye, goodbye, I don’t care if I never taste your fine food again, neutral fellows, seers of every side. Tolerance, what crimes are committed in your name. And you, good women, bakers of nicest bread, blood donors. Your crumbs choke me, I would not want a drop of your blood in me, it is pumped by weak hearts, perfect pulses that never falter: irresponsive to nightmare reality. It is my brothers, my sisters, whose blood spurts out and stops forever because you choose to believe it is not your business. Goodbye, goodbye, your poems shut their little mouths, your loaves grow moldy, a gulf has split the ground between us, and you won’t wave, you’re looking another way. We shan’t meet again— unless you leap it, leaving behind you the cherished worms of your dispassion, your pallid ironies, your jovial, murderous, wry-humored balanced judgment, leap over, un- balanced? ... then how our fanatic tears would flow and mingle for joy ...
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Goodbye To Tolerance
We the hidden, now exposed I cannot find my home. My dance is despair, All is salt-sweet, where is she Who calls the us, the we? Why do I fly And where do I go? The here is a tangle of Too much bright delight I fall, I fly, it is un-right Lost, alone, I spin Imploding from within I have what we need But the others are not here Wet comes In bitter spurts And I know fear I am afraid. I had no need to know of this Going, I, alone Wings rip each drip Oh, I go We the hidden, now exposed I cannot find my home.
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Jun 23, 2014
Jun 23, 2014 at 6:31 AM UTC
Dying Hive
Empty skies embrace Sparse cloud formations The blues fade and overlapped hues Sparkles crested in fickle delight Lazy outstretched yawns of natural light Sun’s glare glazed under Moon’s appearance Embossed against the translucence of blue space Everything up there is calm today No rush or race or interference Gentle indifference drifts to the West. Staying dry for us The beautiful simplicity of being Sky. Stop and look around. Cyclists trickle on painted pathways Student groups pontificate about life and the lecture they should all be at, Lunchtime sprawls and ********** never ending spurts of schoolchildren delirious for sausage rolls and E numbers. Everyone in a rush to be someone Going somewhere with purpose, and yet, Be indifferent to each other. The bland complexity of being modern People.
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 12:53 PM UTC
Sky / People
Hey I know it's been a while Since we've last both spoken. I'm doing fine Except I miss you sometimes When I least expect it I'm not really sure why It's not like we were anything special Maybe it's the look in your eye In that one moment of vulnerability When you tore off all the layers Of protection That you pull so tightly Around you Perfectly hiding you Making you invincible from the world Did that scare you? That I saw that side? Is that why you didn't call Didn't leave even a note or an inkling That you had the slightest interest Or was your interest only for those few Moments together Like magic Engulfing me completely Intoxicating my senses Filling me to the brim With you and the possibility of more More that will never come Because you won't let it I want you to know that I go From spurts of anger to pain When I think of you And what we could have had Sometimes I still hold hope Before remembering Stupid girl, it'll never work You make me the highest of highs and the lowest of lows And you don't even know it Funny Because I don't want you to You don't deserve that And at this rate you never will Well this is getting long winded And it's something you'll never see Because really why would you? You never even think of me! So I guess it's time To finish what I have to say There's really nothing else Other than Goodbye
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
Things I'd Like to Say to Him
Windex mice squeak through the windows, biting newspaper as it scrapes across. Soap from a new age fills the kitchen, sheeps' fat long forgotten, the sod-house of Laura Ingalls Wilder left behind with its crumbling Lincoln logs, the ceiling that drops dirt crumbs like a gritty pastry. Our world is shiny, so blinding that even the cough of newsprint makes it brighter. A bottle sneezes across the counter, spurts those bubbles of ammonia, gathers with the rivers and tides that surge with ethanol, it bursts the air with a neon smell and erases everything that has come before.
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Feb 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012 at 1:01 AM UTC
Cleaning
By book-ends my stomach is churning, I'm cantankerous and stand-offish in spurts, barely there in others. I could not dig up where my head was if I had to. I do not have to. There are some things in my life that lead themselves to failure. I have dropped instinct, instead adopting pattern, a means of coping with the endlessness of life in a globalized world. This is not lament. I could part with objectivity, happy to expire for a scrap of extra sentience. Please, before my words become manners and manners become holes full of dirt, pardon me for the mess. I only had so much time after all.
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 7:13 PM UTC
Manners
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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Oct 7, 2011
Oct 7, 2011 at 2:06 PM UTC
Syn-tax
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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She hates me With a fire so bright it hurts She hates me Her mouth curls and twitches in spurts She watches me Eyes like anvils, sinking into my soul She sees me Betraying all the compassion of a hot coal She wants me Dead upon her floor She needs me To bleed like others that came before
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 6:40 AM UTC
She Hates Me
“Jurt,” she curtly spurts out and stops not knowing if she’s going to continue to speak unknown tongues or if this emanation, this interjection, spoken on strange impulse, is Icelandic or Bosnian or Serbian, and if the middle one how not the last, when they both mean the same thing, yurt.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 7:43 AM UTC
Jurt, she
Sticks & stones may Break my bones, but your words... Your Words are nonexistent. Images Flutter, Nonessential to the plot of The present, inconsistent ramblings of Tomorrow. Your Teeth are bared, stained & brittle. Saliva Spurts & hangs in the balance between Reality & Whatever this is, this stagnant disbelief, this Coincidental segment Of emotion.
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 9:58 PM UTC
Realism.
I've abandoned a withered state, fumbling Toward your ecstasy - opening windows to A brave new world: What a scene to behold! My heart has calmed consuming life’s tonic - I'm filled with attraction, alike an alchemist disposition to discover their personal legend How far, do thoughts travel? Become aware, we’ve covered only but a few hours of sleep The vicissitudes of motion - by faith we move At luminal speed, ’til visions dawn and we’re Before a sky clearing moon Shall we recline in that loft above? While it be suspended in the fetal position? Or tarry until morn’ when reflections are reborn From spurts of spontaneity, to cycles of growth Apprehending blessings so as to appreciate the distance of our obstacles For camaraderie's had since severed – And authenticity perfidiously pilfered – And liars became prosecutors of liars Pregnant with delusions of grandeur Freedom is the temporal prison for Revolutionaries wails of conditions Psalms of sentimentalism provoke An emotional tug of war, conscripting another soldier of love – wearing a fig Leaf of inhibition and foul remains of passed transgressions... Where to turn to when you’re cold? Intransigent echoes give no warmth I’ve fallen into the (d)earth of sanity Erstwhile Fumbling Toward Ecstasy
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 2:27 PM UTC
Fumbling Toward Ecstasy
<•> BusBusNYC (A Live Love Bus App) •<>• if you made it this far, so fare one, be undressed with thyself and impressed as well, for thou joints me in holy matrimony upon a living map where our presences can meet in virtual real time as if eye new what that meant but that blue dot is where this body possessed can be located by the nearest satellite finger snaking down from the heavens to Cain mark my foreheads location, just like on Game of Thrones don't you desire me, or rather, the knowledge of mine whereabouts? the who of me, that very useful information, can best be seen moving crosstown on the M72, which is a mythological bus for in twenty years eye never seen it come, go, though all its stops clearly marked see me moving in fits and spurts of bursts of movement, leaping streets and avenues in a single unbounded, unstoppable superbus leap in a city of anonymity where all who walk it streets,   ride the tides of its buses, all ask a single Job-like question, regardless of age, "I am desirable, do you want me?" eye say the ayes have it, no, this is not a great poem but! this live bus map app is the dating site ever created by geeky human cells alll this virtual meeting possibly leading to coitus   with a stranger while Pandora serenades with perfect synchronicity, playing and plying us with Romance for a Violin and Orchestra in F Minor, a combination musical **** work of Dvorak-Mehta-Midori this bus app is the social media's most immediate, so meet me on the bus at Broadway and 86 Street where our metro cards can be merged and we will be recognized as a legal couple(ing) in the eyes of MTA, a multi-state agency and be bound in bustrimony (legally married when riding on a city bus, only) jeez, a crazy poem, not just, not a good one but a true tale from the one who rides the buses and only alights and delights with regaling tales and tellings of love sortie sorrow maybe tomorrow the busbusNYC app wil apply itself a smidgen better and let me love you even with a good under the hood bus poem but! someday we will, this, thy poet, who does desire youalone, will hijack you and a NYC bus, and visit the poets from India and the Great Northwest won't that be a fabulous poem!
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Jul 17, 2017
Jul 17, 2017 at 6:16 PM UTC
BusBusNYC (A Live Love Bus App)
<•> BusBusNYC (A Live Love Bus App) •<>• if you made it this far, so fare one, be undressed with thyself and impressed as well, for thou joints me in holy matrimony upon a living map where our presences can meet in virtual real time as if eye new what that meant but that blue dot is where this body possessed can be located by the nearest satellite finger snaking down from the heavens to Cain mark my foreheads location, just like on Game of Thrones don't you desire me, or rather, the knowledge of mine whereabouts? the who of me, that very useful information, can best be seen moving crosstown on the M72, which is a mythological bus for in twenty years eye never seen it come, go, though all its stops clearly marked see me moving in fits and spurts of bursts of movement, leaping streets and avenues in a single unbounded, unstoppable superbus leap in a city of anonymity where all who walk it streets,   ride the tides of its buses, all ask a single Job-like question, regardless of age, "I am desirable, do you want me?" eye say the ayes have it, no, this is not a great poem but! this live bus map app is the dating site ever created by geeky human cells alll this virtual meeting possibly leading to coitus   with a stranger while Pandora serenades with perfect synchronicity, playing and plying us with Romance for a Violin and Orchestra in F Minor, a combination musical **** work of Dvorak-Mehta-Midori this bus app is the social media's most immediate, so meet me on the bus at Broadway and 86 Street where our metro cards can be merged and we will be recognized as a legal couple(ing) in the eyes of MTA, a multi-state agency and be bound in bustrimony (legally married when riding on a city bus, only) jeez, a crazy poem, not just, not a good one but a true tale from the one who rides the buses and only alights and delights with regaling tales and tellings of love sortie sorrow maybe tomorrow the busbusNYC app wil apply itself a smidgen better and let me love you even with a good under the hood bus poem but! someday we will, this, thy poet, who does desire youalone, will hijack you and a NYC bus, and visit the poets from India and the Great Northwest won't that be a fabulous poem!
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apathy sometimes i can't bring myself to care how you feel because i don't sometimes i just like watching extreme emotions does that make me a sadist? i go through periods of extreme emotion and periods of no feeling at all often times it just depends on the time of the month but mostly i feel nothing and sometimes that's terrible it's never effective when it's convenient for me it comes and goes at it's will apathy sometimes i beg just to feel something at all void and then the littlest of emotions seems extreme sometimes i argue with you even though i don't care because i know anybody else would be angry maybe i'm ******* up misophonia the sound of chewing or breathing loud brings out spurts of emotion cringe glare angry but usually there's nothing so when i do feel it's overwhelming crying is a big deal sometimes i can make myself cry sometimes i pretend to feel apathy but only when i'm actually thinking mindlessly reading or watching a movie emotions on the page or on the screen i can suddenly feel again
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 12:56 AM UTC
apathy.
Walking down the streets of Rome, I saw a curious sight. There, sitting at an expensive street side cafe was a gentleman distinguished in age, surrounded by beautiful women, but seated next to a tiny, 30 centimeter tall ****** who was obviously crazy, or as you might say in Italian, a pazzo. My fascination overcame shyness, and I approached the man to introduce myself. To my surprise, he invited me to sit, and enjoy coffee with him. He already knew my coy curiosity, and when latte arrived he began to tell me his strange tale of wandering on the sands of Arabia. On a starry, Gethsemanean night, after supper with friends, he wandered into the acrid sands and stumbled upon an ancient lamp. He picked it up beneath the moonlight sky, and in a jestful mood rubbed it hoping to find a miracle to ease his troubles. To his surprise, a green-hue jinn, sprang forth from the ancient lips of a forgotten lamp, to grant him three wishes. Gathering wit, and wonder he pondered good fortunate short and long, before asking his wishes: "Please, mighty jinn with the light green hair, grant me fortune, so I may live the rest of my life in comfort." In a swirl of misty memories he was transported to ancient Rome and watched as random events were tilted in his favor until he sat at this cafe a powerful and rich man. Pleased with himself, he stared into twinkling jade eyes, and said: "I lounge in carefree wealth, but I cannot not buy true Beauty. Please, powerful jinn, let beautiful women surround me and tend to my needs." Once again, back to Christmas past he watched all the beautiful women of his desire being collected, and bound to one single ring of power, to serve, obey, and grant all his carnal desires. I envied him there sitting in Armani suit, with twelve pairs of sensuous legs longingly waiting upon his every wish. My fantasy of an exchanged life ended quickly with cold champagne. That crazy, diminutive pazzo, had in lunacy decided to wet everyone's dreams with real spurts of fizzy Prosecco. I turned to my host to beg a question, but he had the answer already. In tired voice, he responded, "you wonder why I keep a 30 centimeter Pazzo with me at all times?" "That was a misunderstanding he said, but you can only wish upon a jinn once." "Che cazzo!"
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 9:15 PM UTC
Pazzo!
Walking down the streets of Rome, I saw a curious sight. There, sitting at an expensive street side cafe was a gentleman distinguished in age, surrounded by beautiful women, but seated next to a tiny, 30 centimeter tall ****** who was obviously crazy, or as you might say in Italian, a pazzo. My fascination overcame shyness, and I approached the man to introduce myself. To my surprise, he invited me to sit, and enjoy coffee with him. He already knew my coy curiosity, and when latte arrived he began to tell me his strange tale of wandering on the sands of Arabia. On a starry, Gethsemanean night, after supper with friends, he wandered into the acrid sands and stumbled upon an ancient lamp. He picked it up beneath the moonlight sky, and in a jestful mood rubbed it hoping to find a miracle to ease his troubles. To his surprise, a green-hue jinn, sprang forth from the ancient lips of a forgotten lamp, to grant him three wishes. Gathering wit, and wonder he pondered good fortunate short and long, before asking his wishes: "Please, mighty jinn with the light green hair, grant me fortune, so I may live the rest of my life in comfort." In a swirl of misty memories he was transported to ancient Rome and watched as random events were tilted in his favor until he sat at this cafe a powerful and rich man. Pleased with himself, he stared into twinkling jade eyes, and said: "I lounge in carefree wealth, but I cannot not buy true Beauty. Please, powerful jinn, let beautiful women surround me and tend to my needs." Once again, back to Christmas past he watched all the beautiful women of his desire being collected, and bound to one single ring of power, to serve, obey, and grant all his carnal desires. I envied him there sitting in Armani suit, with twelve pairs of sensuous legs longingly waiting upon his every wish. My fantasy of an exchanged life ended quickly with cold champagne. That crazy, diminutive pazzo, had in lunacy decided to wet everyone's dreams with real spurts of fizzy Prosecco. I turned to my host to beg a question, but he had the answer already. In tired voice, he responded, "you wonder why I keep a 30 centimeter Pazzo with me at all times?" "That was a misunderstanding he said, but you can only wish upon a jinn once." "Che cazzo!"
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This old ***** embedded into my bone, My tibia, infused together with metal, How wonderfully painful you become during spurts of cold weather, And I remember you like an old heartbreak. Like a mended break up, And I broke you over 8 years ago. So every time the weather rains or is colder I fell it scream in my ankle Just like when I sniff your old cologne, Or hug someone with arms like yours, I'm screaming inside, Hoping one day you'll return and take away my arthritis that is developing in my bones but also in my heart.
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 2:43 PM UTC
Arthritis
The winter comes; I walk alone, I want no bird to sing; To those who keep their hearts their own The winter is the spring. No flowers to please—no bees to hum— The coming spring’s already come. I never want the Christmas rose To come before its time; The seasons, each as God bestows, Are simple and sublime. I love to see the snowstorm hing; ’Tis but the winter garb of spring. I never want the grass to bloom: The snowstorm’s best in white. I love to see the tempest come And love its piercing light. The dazzled eyes that love to cling O’er snow-white meadows sees the spring. I love the snow, the crumpling snow That hangs on everything, It covers everything below Like white dove’s brooding wing, A landscape to the aching sight, A vast expanse of dazzling light. It is the foliage of the woods That winters bring—the dress, White Easter of the year in bud, That makes the winter Spring. The frost and snow his posies bring, Nature’s white spurts of the spring.
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The Winter’s Spring
The wind is violent, Knocking, flapping and rustling, Slapping, tumultuous Rolling like waves I am swept Savoring the mad sea-breeze Savoring life Rolling the sweetness on my tongue Palm fronds slap delicious A storm is brewing Ocean spray spits smartly Birds give way Mother Nature is respected here Nothing is contained To the Queen we all bow and give way Glance furtively under slit lids Perhaps her wake, her eye will pass us by With no more than a slap or tweaked cheek Her notice, her scornful gaze Can turn our hearts to waste Our lives to dust Our ocean mother laughs at the weak Barricade of glass Her tinkling laughter can shatter dreams But oh, her majesty What glorious banners she weaves To trail her horizon is fool’s folly Her train may wreck, Her abuses bruise us But to behold her wake, her glory Her tresses, her face Risking defeat and death is A small price to pay Surfing the wind, surfing the sun After all nothing remains the same- And my life is but a mere passing dust speck In the mote of her eye Keep me here fair queen Bowed by your feet Please don’t rub me out-just yet All sadness departs when I hear your music In the rustling flapping of leaves The ocean roars and thunder booms Your symphony oh sweet dear Your symphony this day So priceless to pay Melon rolls sweetly on my tongue Drops of honey linger-a **** tang Like a mermaid lying beached upon the sand Gathering in the ancient hush of the sea These rumblings of the planet Sea spray bathing my face Foam like the spurts of *** From a loved one Lovers embrace The rhyme and song is ancient I feel a soft hush rumbling lullaby Sea song siren cry The rhythm and lull The beat like *** An ******** crescendo Again and again-my heart beats in rhythm to hers The goddess of the sea Surfing the sun, surfing the wind Rays like waves splash my face.
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
Ocean Wind
The wind is violent, Knocking, flapping and rustling, Slapping, tumultuous Rolling like waves I am swept Savoring the mad sea-breeze Savoring life Rolling the sweetness on my tongue Palm fronds slap delicious A storm is brewing Ocean spray spits smartly Birds give way Mother Nature is respected here Nothing is contained To the Queen we all bow and give way Glance furtively under slit lids Perhaps her wake, her eye will pass us by With no more than a slap or tweaked cheek Her notice, her scornful gaze Can turn our hearts to waste Our lives to dust Our ocean mother laughs at the weak Barricade of glass Her tinkling laughter can shatter dreams But oh, her majesty What glorious banners she weaves To trail her horizon is fool’s folly Her train may wreck, Her abuses bruise us But to behold her wake, her glory Her tresses, her face Risking defeat and death is A small price to pay Surfing the wind, surfing the sun After all nothing remains the same- And my life is but a mere passing dust speck In the mote of her eye Keep me here fair queen Bowed by your feet Please don’t rub me out-just yet All sadness departs when I hear your music In the rustling flapping of leaves The ocean roars and thunder booms Your symphony oh sweet dear Your symphony this day So priceless to pay Melon rolls sweetly on my tongue Drops of honey linger-a **** tang Like a mermaid lying beached upon the sand Gathering in the ancient hush of the sea These rumblings of the planet Sea spray bathing my face Foam like the spurts of *** From a loved one Lovers embrace The rhyme and song is ancient I feel a soft hush rumbling lullaby Sea song siren cry The rhythm and lull The beat like *** An ******** crescendo Again and again-my heart beats in rhythm to hers The goddess of the sea Surfing the sun, surfing the wind Rays like waves splash my face.
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This is turning out to be a sundry thing Oddball bowties and impurities Fruits of our labor no, vegetables of lethargy We are always one of a kind Listen to our veracious lies Once in a blue we let them out Nobody can know, everybody will know our name Why do I always feel bad? I know I shouldn’t feel bad I should be grateful for the rain It’s all upside down, but I’ll be fine I’ll take my time, I can find a way someday It’s all right side up, I’ve had enough Life is rough, what can I say? Is it weird to desire change? The sudden urge to rearrange To color outside the laid down lines I’m not saying to start all over Or to tear down and build a new I just need something different to do Nothing to run from, there’s nothing to run from here I must of imagined, guess I just imagined Apologies my darling dear We’re all glistening, with our sweat Let’s make a bet, the stakes are set, soaring They’re all listening, but you’re not yet You’re in my bed, snoring The world will always spin, so just tell me where and when Play it cool and lay low, give me the coordinates then we’ll go
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 6:32 PM UTC
Sudden Spurts of Wanderlust
A knife cuts clean the jugular of Greece, Sun-shattered Autumn spurts in breezes, Her face falls like crumpled sails of the trireme ~This is the sound of sinking clouds, mammatus~ The slow tottering head sinks into itself, The arm of once-command lies lengthwise Next to the sea, as waves erase all her form, And the drear and maddened moon in its cage of stars.
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Oct 27, 2022
Oct 27, 2022 at 7:10 PM UTC
Greece Fell Long Before the Sun
“reminding me to remember what has yet to occur” ~for Jean Fisher~ *this poem title lay fallow now near four months; the poem title, a riddle in and of itself, my inability/reluctance to bring it to a spoiled fruition is simply and sumptuously explained, no idea what it meant and cause I got an F in future-telling in 8th grade, when we still believed anything, even hap-hap-happy was a possibility all day long fits and spurts; a sad poem rattles around in every part of my overcast Saturn day, this last eked out September pretend summer weekend, bereftness so powerful, that the weather is slapping me down, hard, for begging, gray grey sadness in the windless stillness asking, why, do you deserve it? the death of summer is a tree ring completed, a marker of nearer-my-death that I dare only utter to my pillow, hoping it won’t betray my statelessness to whomever makes the bed and plumps up them pillows up into squealing my hidden   truths and trust birthing the past is easy and not what the title, words I wrote somewhere, is asking for; no so more straying and to the scribbling and pecking do I attend that title commenced ironically at the end of May when the summer man feathered his mental nest once more and now my blindness clarified. now when summer commences, was I not secretly reminding myself of what was sure to occur - that troubles will come in cold and snow, and no longer will the little house by the sun bathed bay be an available antidote to the real toxins that grow stronger* this then was the clarion self-hint to prepare, reminder to self for the summery summation-end inevitable, for the perfect ending of this poem now that I have accurately predicted my future the title has borne its bittersweet fruits
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Sep 8, 2018
Sep 8, 2018 at 4:12 PM UTC
reminding me to remember what has yet to occur
“reminding me to remember what has yet to occur” ~for Jean Fisher~ *this poem title lay fallow now near four months; the poem title, a riddle in and of itself, my inability/reluctance to bring it to a spoiled fruition is simply and sumptuously explained, no idea what it meant and cause I got an F in future-telling in 8th grade, when we still believed anything, even hap-hap-happy was a possibility all day long fits and spurts; a sad poem rattles around in every part of my overcast Saturn day, this last eked out September pretend summer weekend, bereftness so powerful, that the weather is slapping me down, hard, for begging, gray grey sadness in the windless stillness asking, why, do you deserve it? the death of summer is a tree ring completed, a marker of nearer-my-death that I dare only utter to my pillow, hoping it won’t betray my statelessness to whomever makes the bed and plumps up them pillows up into squealing my hidden   truths and trust birthing the past is easy and not what the title, words I wrote somewhere, is asking for; no so more straying and to the scribbling and pecking do I attend that title commenced ironically at the end of May when the summer man feathered his mental nest once more and now my blindness clarified. now when summer commences, was I not secretly reminding myself of what was sure to occur - that troubles will come in cold and snow, and no longer will the little house by the sun bathed bay be an available antidote to the real toxins that grow stronger* this then was the clarion self-hint to prepare, reminder to self for the summery summation-end inevitable, for the perfect ending of this poem now that I have accurately predicted my future the title has borne its bittersweet fruits
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