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"stringed" poems
On the white screen dance the stringed dots Mind spilled codes of hieroglyphic thoughts Slowly they emerge handholding lines Not always yielding intended designs. Something was brewing inside the head Coaxing to weave and take it ahead The drunken horses so wildly gallop There is no leash to make them stop. Nerves are taut and they won't relax Till all is vented they reach the ****** It was thus fated the moment it was sown What's to be grown could never be known. As the fever wanes arrives the new child It may be adored or it may be defiled The canvas is washed clean as in the rain Something is brewing to be vented again.
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 2:19 AM UTC
Mind of a Poet
Strings, strings, wrapping around porcelain skin, For why does the bruises not show? With a waist, hip, and two legs that are so thin, For why does the skin always glow? Hair that never sheds, nor grows, nor messes, For why does the girl not wash it? With a merry face that still never truly expresses, For why does the face not show even a slight fit? Stoic, conjoined, the feet never stomping, For why does the limbs never feel frostbit? Perhaps it is a lie that the being is a girl, As it is only with strings that she can ever twirl.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 6:43 AM UTC
Stringed Girl
Sensation, intuition, feeling, and thinking, Is wrapped inside a ball, A small pink ball inside our head, That won't stop till we're dead, Analytical bedrock inside oozing theories, Elemental atoms sizzling logic, The imaginative stranger, One abstracted and eccentric, Walking with shadows, Talking and mocking, Through these theories inside us, Tilting our caps ‘til we’re shaking our heads, Pensive love in storming analysis, Sapiosexually excited, piqued interest, Unemotional and thoughtfully attuned, Absently minded, always condoned, Unconventional and impartially stringed, Weirdly wired in auxiliary functions, Misconstrued and misunderstood, An ****** intelligence bleeding paranoia, Knocking unto me, Into you, inside us all, It’s something we all yearn to be, And when you fail and prevail we laugh, Crickling crickets thinking nothing, Washing down the storm drain, With no thoughts fluidly sliding down my throat, Pop goes no questions into absolute concise words like freshly broken glass, Again shadows await, but different shadows, Blinking at me staring at you, Wondering what’s what, inside this dementia made sense of a lovely afternoon, Inside your sane, autocorrected, predetermined, twitching, little…mind. Inspired by Myers Briggs Personality Test Tyler is INTP... Logician  (Introverted INtuitive Thinking Perception) The drifter, dreamer the absent minded professor! SassyJ is INTJ... Architect  (Introverted INtuitive Thinking Judging) The starry-eyed idealist manoeuvring life as if a giant chess board! What Myer Briggs personality type are you?... See link below It would be great to know.Please comment!! http://www.16personalities.com/intp-personality
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 10:30 AM UTC
No.1 Sapiosexual Slapping Inquisition- Collaboration with Tyler James Birabent (#one-a-week-series)
Sensation, intuition, feeling, and thinking, Is wrapped inside a ball, A small pink ball inside our head, That won't stop till we're dead, Analytical bedrock inside oozing theories, Elemental atoms sizzling logic, The imaginative stranger, One abstracted and eccentric, Walking with shadows, Talking and mocking, Through these theories inside us, Tilting our caps ‘til we’re shaking our heads, Pensive love in storming analysis, Sapiosexually excited, piqued interest, Unemotional and thoughtfully attuned, Absently minded, always condoned, Unconventional and impartially stringed, Weirdly wired in auxiliary functions, Misconstrued and misunderstood, An ****** intelligence bleeding paranoia, Knocking unto me, Into you, inside us all, It’s something we all yearn to be, And when you fail and prevail we laugh, Crickling crickets thinking nothing, Washing down the storm drain, With no thoughts fluidly sliding down my throat, Pop goes no questions into absolute concise words like freshly broken glass, Again shadows await, but different shadows, Blinking at me staring at you, Wondering what’s what, inside this dementia made sense of a lovely afternoon, Inside your sane, autocorrected, predetermined, twitching, little…mind. Inspired by Myers Briggs Personality Test Tyler is INTP... Logician  (Introverted INtuitive Thinking Perception) The drifter, dreamer the absent minded professor! SassyJ is INTJ... Architect  (Introverted INtuitive Thinking Judging) The starry-eyed idealist manoeuvring life as if a giant chess board! What Myer Briggs personality type are you?... See link below It would be great to know.Please comment!! http://www.16personalities.com/intp-personality
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Just a crack in the brick wall A red rubber ball The last time you can't remember When you stood tall The monotonous hologram The seaside hotdog stand The regrets piled higher than any mountain can Four stringed guitar Home in an abandoned car Courage in a bottle Wishing still on the first star Still he caresses the neck Presses down the frets Sings three octave blues On life's reef of wrecks He's free lost in the chords The music opens doors The pathway is as bleak as sin While inside he reaches for more He goes off to sleep He has his dreams deep About a paradise for losers And a five string guitar
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 10:12 PM UTC
Four String Guitar
In his dreams the Vally in the throes of efflorescence call out in a language heart alone understands; from the hanging bridge over Ganga, he views the ice-capped peaks, Vally's ***** extravagance and the river's turbulence. The river runs too deep, at times he finds, the currents treacherously strong, from the window of his *Ashram, the view is clear. She bathes naked, alone on a step submerged in water, eyes feast on her moonlit curves, the pleasures skin deep, camouflage the existential dilemmas ! he smiles In memory his Guru speaks:"Eat only those fruits that make one immortal" Yet another Himalayan journey in search of the fruit tree unknown It's too late to redefine, life and love when the avalanche thunders above on his lonesome path, every step uphill is fraught with slippery stones, one way leads to the top, to bathe in the light of  the star reaching down Some days end in too long nights, too cold, the sun shows up hesitant, her body has the warmth that reaches to his icy depths, a ****** alone could penetrate, but it still wouldn't melt Himalayan silence, chant of Ganga, the ghost of a ****** that follows him  like a faithful dog, are all these fragments of a dream or realities stringed together from many different planes?
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 1:26 AM UTC
A view from the hainging bridge across river Ganga*
by rgpage her blonde wisps of hair riding the late evening’s breeze, at the dark water’s edge they casually stroll snuggled up close under her lover’s arm as the breakers roar like a thunder’s roll. a late night stroll on deserted shore the  dark hour’s flushed with the full moon’s glow, barely enough light for their silhouette’s form, as they walk the water’s edge with its wave’s ebb and flow. on a wool blanket stretched upon the cool evening sand alone with nature, the couple takes pause she sits and leans back on his bare muscled chest lightly stroking his arm with her nail like claws. light wine and cheese from a basket she packed ‘til nature takes hold and leads them along with kiss’ on her ear and cheek he snacked as young hormones pull on urges made strong. with one finger lifting her tiny stringed strap a motion foretelling of pleasures to be earned, his fingers gently gliding it down her arm exposing a prize for which he did yearn. warm kiss’ exchanged give personal consent the ocean’s loud din now muffled and still, gentle fondling, soft kissing, their secrets are learned. with their gifts to each other of a lover’s free will. time pass’ quickly with the couple’s desires, their two bodies joined in love’s embrace; united hearts pounding to love’s ultimate dance   at the water’s edge where the breakers chase….
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Dec 4, 2011
Dec 4, 2011 at 12:53 PM UTC
midnight shore pt. 2
Praise ye the Lord! Praise God in His sanctuary; praise Him in the firmament of His power! Praise Him for His mighty acts; Praise Him according to His excellent greatness! Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet; Praise Him with the psaltery and harp! Praise Him with the timbrel and dance; Praise Him with stringed instruments and organs! Praise Him upon the loud cymbals; Praise Him upon the high sounding cymbals! Let everything that hath breath Praise the Lord! Praise ye the Lord!
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
Praise GOD..!!!
Mind of mine, you alien child. I spoon-fed you for many years. I pretended it was a plane in some cases and the things you spat out I fed to you again. Mind of mine, you shadow of a melody. Homeless drifter on the A41 with a 5 stringed guitar and no common sense. Begging for a shoelace to tie on whilst you go hungry. Mind of mine, you nervous gun clip. You know you’re unloaded so your barrel droops like a snowdrop. No hippie can put a flower in you. and your shakes are breaking my wrist. Mind of mine, you scar butterfly-collector. Snatching red admirals with a chameleon tongue and when you stitch them in their red eyes close on dusty wings. I know you’re lying when you can’t feel a thing. Mind of mine, You’re a ****** full of love and a belly full of drugs. Positive negative flip, as love is in electrics and you’re still such a bad liar to tell me it’s anything else. Mind of mine, I can be such a bad parent to you and an even worse child.
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 6:42 PM UTC
Mind of mine
Oh Mr Sentinel ***** you *** with the bullwhip and echo tongue For four hundred years they had your fathers and mothers toiling the sugar and cotton fields no better than oxen and horses They were all beasts together without rights or gain All you knew was what Babylonians put in your heads Your perceptions are nothing but that of a slave As bright as those of the oxen and ***** That were your mates Now you sit here thinking you're Bob Marley without stringed guitar you may have a pen in hand but nothing much has changed what you call a brain is just a dusty mirror from ***** in the Plantation mansion you are just the *** overseer who gives your *** to ***** at night payment for echoing his words and ******* a **** on Saturday Who are you really but a mindless carcass with no class Your momentum comes from ***** and is ***** it's 21st century and you are still a Sentinel on the cotton fields You come cracking your bullwhip talking trash your ****** *** still has a ten dollar price tag hanging off it the mixed blood of your ancestors fight for dominance in vain four hundred years of slavery and you're still in chains mind asleep there's freedom in the sun whether in tropics or in snow town freedom is a mind unchained to massa's bulls and stunted **** Show me the freedom of a ******* Sentinel the mottafucker chicken Go find your ******** radicals and do your worst, how did your  pimping go in Liverpool. or where you too busy spinning your **** in Birmingham Alabama.
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Oct 3, 2018
Oct 3, 2018 at 9:25 PM UTC
Your Echo ***** Sentinel.....
Oh Mr Sentinel ***** you *** with the bullwhip and echo tongue For four hundred years they had your fathers and mothers toiling the sugar and cotton fields no better than oxen and horses They were all beasts together without rights or gain All you knew was what Babylonians put in your heads Your perceptions are nothing but that of a slave As bright as those of the oxen and ***** That were your mates Now you sit here thinking you're Bob Marley without stringed guitar you may have a pen in hand but nothing much has changed what you call a brain is just a dusty mirror from ***** in the Plantation mansion you are just the *** overseer who gives your *** to ***** at night payment for echoing his words and ******* a **** on Saturday Who are you really but a mindless carcass with no class Your momentum comes from ***** and is ***** it's 21st century and you are still a Sentinel on the cotton fields You come cracking your bullwhip talking trash your ****** *** still has a ten dollar price tag hanging off it the mixed blood of your ancestors fight for dominance in vain four hundred years of slavery and you're still in chains mind asleep there's freedom in the sun whether in tropics or in snow town freedom is a mind unchained to massa's bulls and stunted **** Show me the freedom of a ******* Sentinel the mottafucker chicken Go find your ******** radicals and do your worst, how did your  pimping go in Liverpool. or where you too busy spinning your **** in Birmingham Alabama.
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XXV A heavy heart, Beloved, have I borne From year to year until I saw thy face, And sorrow after sorrow took the place Of all those natural joys as lightly worn As the stringed pearls, each lifted in its turn By a beating heart at dance-time. Hopes apace Were changed to long despairs, till God’s own grace Could scarcely lift above the world forlorn My heavy heart. Then thou didst bid me bring And let it drop adown thy calmly great Deep being! Fast it sinketh, as a thing Which its own nature doth precipitate, While thine doth close above it, mediating Betwixt the stars and the unaccomplished fate.
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Sonnet 25 - A Heavy Heart, Beloved, Have I Borne
“cold winter sky— where will this wandering beggar grow old?” — Issa I. Stories A ranch north of Spain, his woman, their child... a dream painted over, gone. His... (unrequited) ...own tragedy for himself— young death in Paris. Quiet night at nine, inside a café... gunshots— being... nothingness... II. Histories A cold monochrome, the winter hue of darkness: umbra of despair. Portraits of torment: beggars, drunkards, prostitutes, 1901— Lapis lazuli thinned, turpentined—bleu de France— ennui of sorrow. III. Images Melancholia —the impotence of the will— in Barcelona. Barefoot on the street corner, sitting on the ground, he leaned on nothing. A half-stringed guitar...... Germaine’s ******* distracted him.. he laid his revenge. IV. Meanings No can a beggar... no steel strings a guitarist... —a friend’s eulogy. The cadaverous curves of the bones torqued the flesh— tedium of old age. An allegory: artists, poets, mendicants... ****** or broke oglers? V. The Painting His evocation: the grave of Casagemas— a guilt exorcised. A mute’s discontent, a blind man’s desolation, an oil masterpiece! An old guitarist, blind, begging for an audience— a blue Picasso.
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Jul 28, 2017
Jul 28, 2017 at 7:22 AM UTC
ThE OLd GuiTaRiST
WHAT is a Hindu, a Moslem or a Christian?     Whence he comes and where he goes?         Ocean is a solution, salty, but-      Corers of Suns gleam on the crest of waves-      One, only One at the helm in the blue.           Pools and streams and lakes and bays      Wells and springs and rain and ice      We see nothing but a drop, in them drops      Nay, vapor condensed: Nay, H2O-right?      Think a little straight, sit up aright       Am I not right? -break, break that H2O      Baffling bright white-light you can see.     Of heat and Energy, Oh! 'Sivam'!     You may call it 'Noor' in Arabic     'Siv' in Sanskrit-what then-     Releases combustion in cells?    Nothing but very heat and Energy.    Uranium and Thorium release the same.    We find Energy unborn eternal     Omnipresent, Omnipotent    Omniscient, and Formless.    The Almighty is Brahma,    Paramatma and Allah.    Jehovah may be for some,    For some Agni, may be that-    Radiant and resplendent Yogic Light.    Cant you see Ocean in rain drop    Cosmic power in a cell or shell?    Cell or Shell-what is in a name?    Is chariot, coat or prison of the soul.    When walls get weak the soul will part    Out through the vent as air off the balloon.    Reading Holy Scriptures, not knowing the sense-   What use? -observe the Nature and think   Knowledge is a chain of fact as pearls   Stringed by Reason and Faith with a Coir of the Truth.   Tension brews as experiences tightly    Loaded on the string, still stronger by Faith.   Knowledge is light to enlighten the folk   Not to **** but for, co-existence in Peace.                  =================
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Dec 21, 2011
Dec 21, 2011 at 10:47 PM UTC
Brooding at Ramzan
WHAT is a Hindu, a Moslem or a Christian?     Whence he comes and where he goes?         Ocean is a solution, salty, but-      Corers of Suns gleam on the crest of waves-      One, only One at the helm in the blue.           Pools and streams and lakes and bays      Wells and springs and rain and ice      We see nothing but a drop, in them drops      Nay, vapor condensed: Nay, H2O-right?      Think a little straight, sit up aright       Am I not right? -break, break that H2O      Baffling bright white-light you can see.     Of heat and Energy, Oh! 'Sivam'!     You may call it 'Noor' in Arabic     'Siv' in Sanskrit-what then-     Releases combustion in cells?    Nothing but very heat and Energy.    Uranium and Thorium release the same.    We find Energy unborn eternal     Omnipresent, Omnipotent    Omniscient, and Formless.    The Almighty is Brahma,    Paramatma and Allah.    Jehovah may be for some,    For some Agni, may be that-    Radiant and resplendent Yogic Light.    Cant you see Ocean in rain drop    Cosmic power in a cell or shell?    Cell or Shell-what is in a name?    Is chariot, coat or prison of the soul.    When walls get weak the soul will part    Out through the vent as air off the balloon.    Reading Holy Scriptures, not knowing the sense-   What use? -observe the Nature and think   Knowledge is a chain of fact as pearls   Stringed by Reason and Faith with a Coir of the Truth.   Tension brews as experiences tightly    Loaded on the string, still stronger by Faith.   Knowledge is light to enlighten the folk   Not to **** but for, co-existence in Peace.                  =================
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Her eyes are the stained glass broken from confession. Her withered hair buried beneath dirt gravel. Her forbidden mind fosters slobs of crazy. Her mind is a battlefield of Trojan takeover. Her bare feet remember sacred ground of tainted memories. Her ears embrace the screech of still weather. Her grapefruit mouth juiced with venom is tasteless. her sharp egg shelled fingertips woven from braids of straw. Her body is the Earthquake ruptured by the vibrations of collision. Her thoughts trespass gated abandonment Her firework pen exploding with gunpowder secrets. Her gunpowder secrets deterring the sanity. Her cracked lips cobweb from silenced words. Her puppet stringed smile puts on a show to the audienced world. Her soul has been toyed with by the cynical Fates. Her echo without direction is a heartbroken drum line. Her armor has been dowsed with sharp, penetrating words. Her skin has painted stories interior to her porcelain frame. Her soulless story can be dry swallowed by rocks. Her tears bleed of whispered screams.
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Aug 9, 2012
Aug 9, 2012 at 2:02 PM UTC
Endlessly
Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary: praise him in the firmament of his power. 2 Praise him for his mighty acts: praise him according to his excellent greatness. 3 Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp. 4 Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs. 5 Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals. 6 Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 10:41 AM UTC
Psalm 150
Hold hard, these ancient minutes in the cuckoo's month, Under the lank, fourth folly on Glamorgan's hill, As the green blooms ride upward, to the drive of time; Time, in a folly's rider, like a county man Over the vault of ridings with his hound at heel, Drives forth my men, my children, from the hanging south. Country, your sport is summer, and December's pools By crane and water-tower by the seedy trees Lie this fifth month unskated, and the birds have flown; Holy hard, my country children in the world if tales, The greenwood dying as the deer fall in their tracks, The first and steepled season, to the summer's game. And now the horns of England, in the sound of shape, Summon your snowy horsemen, and the four-stringed hill, Over the sea-gut loudening, sets a rock alive; Hurdles and guns and railings, as the boulders heave, Crack like a spring in vice, bone breaking April, Spill the lank folly's hunter and the hard-held hope. Down fall four padding weathers on the scarlet lands, Stalking my children's faces with a tail of blood, Time, in a rider rising, from the harnessed valley; Hold hard, my country darlings, for a hawk descends, Golden Glamorgan straightens, to the falling birds. Your sport is summer as the spring runs angrily.
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Hold Hard, These Ancient Minutes In The Cuckoo's Month
Wayfarer, walk with me down the open, crumbling road. We’re two surviving souls-- billion year old molecules binding our hearts, muscles, bones and nerves winding-- let us go back to the beginning, before the time of sinning, to the start of our creation, before government or nation, to find the garden and lose regarding-- regain our innocence. The sun, rain and wind will test us-- we’ll build shelters of hides and bones, pick berries and sharpen knives with stones, play bone flutes and gut-stringed lutes, and **** nothing without reason and prepare for each change of season. We’ll take our water from the glacial melt. Our fashion will be the furry pelt. Of course, we’ll remember poem and song-- for they were never wrong; art was blameless. It was the only thing “Civilization” left us. We’ll spark fire with pegs and strings whirring, friction, small kindlings into fire; we'll sit round and tell our history-- marvel at our ancestors’ folly, what mystery... We’ll write dramas and dance; we will honor this second chance. English we will remember. And French and Arabic, Latin and Hebrew. We’ll start a new language, or two. We’ll wash and sew condoms from intestines; this time, what we’ll invest in will be sustainability. No need to propagate the earth-- it is fruitful enough already. Only to be in harmony, a place neither above, nor below, others-- the animals and plants, who are our sisters and our brothers.
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Oct 16, 2016
Oct 16, 2016 at 10:33 PM UTC
After the Apocalypse
Across the sky is a blaze of scintillating gold When the dawn quietly begins to unfold Each morn is a fresh wonder As the night willfully bows down to surrender Every minute is a novel creation With scenes and sights of great sensation With every passing hour, new vistas unfold Bringing insights varied and visions manifold The blades of grass glow in sparkling dew As the sun makes his customary march anew Over the expanse of the brightening sky Feathered folks to different directions fly Here and there is many a plant in bloom That dispels all clouds of graying gloom Bees hum round opening flowers Squirrels come out from their hidden covers The gust of breeze that blows over Brings scents so sweet in the morning air The mountains that tower so high In grandeur seem to touch the sky The cuckoo and the magpie sing in joy Their nestlings have nothing to annoy The cascading falls sound the stringed trumpet Running down from the mount’s heady summit As Nature thus pipes a thousand songs In capturing sounds and melodious tunes In my heart is born a heavenly melody       That I shall pour out in euphonious rhapsody
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Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 10:41 PM UTC
Swaddled in Glory
I am the red ripe apple  of the sinful tree the honey suckle of the bumble bee the pink blushed  rose of the secret garden the stubborn spoilt lass never in pardon the youngest daughter of the shining sun the castle dream girl in  sands of fun the jealous lover of the crescent moon the blowing wind in a strong monsoon the first white swan in the silver lake the seizmic tremor of  a hot earthquake the scarlet love bird on each window pane the falling tear drop of  clear crystal rain the candle's flicker of each passionate flame the  mystery madam,mademoiselle or dame? the  copper butterfly in each serene meadow the Sunday's church girl in snow flake's shadow the brown eyed maiden of  the deep blue seas the pretty woman of ripe strawberries the old fashioned  girl in sweet proposal the gold  stringed harp in music's motion the colored smile on a rainbow's face the flamenco dancer  covered with  lace the little mermaid in pirates'streams the wafting wave in  glittered dreams the twinkling star of black silk skies the little lantern  light of fire-flies the Cindirella in glass slippers the happy verse of each romance the soft wind's voice in a whispered breeze the wood wind chime in sweet melodies the Wishing feather of a free  white dove the veiled young lady in the power of love.
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Nov 8, 2010
Nov 8, 2010 at 3:26 AM UTC
* WHO AM i ?*
Psalm 150 1 Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary: praise him in the firmament of his power. 2 Praise him for his mighty acts: praise him according to his excellent greatness. 3 Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp. 4 Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs. 5 Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals. 6 Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 9:33 PM UTC
Psalm 150
I sit watching with a lifeless gaze. I see only the thoughts that grip my mind, all an effect of words said. Not the words spoken out loud, but the words strung into answered questions. Questions I have yet to ask and will never ask. I see visions of what-ifs and what-wills. I see images depicting years of the most likely outcome, influenced by years of observation. I see them fall in place like falling leaves from a tree. A tree whose roots grew from insecurities of being nothing more than a seed. I see not love stories nor happily-ever-afters, but that timeless story life has forever told, the story of Truth. I see a play of the willful becoming those who lack the will. I see the stage set with actors holding back their desires, fighting their inhibitions till the clock ticks, hitting that split-second. STOP! Release the lights! QUIT THE ACT! Let the water run and split the bar on the gate that is life. I see the minds of so many who jump ship in this flood, simply to drown in their waters. Their last breath a regret! As they sink in their sea of pain, calling out no name, only asking, "Who do I blame?" The waves washing over with no sway, as if to whisper but one name. I watch the outcome of this play day after day, reaping my mind like the sun seeks the shade. It's fear. Fear of loss and fear to love, it's of failing and failing to try, all the hellos and goodbyes. It's the moments and memories of with and without, it's my thoughts and my doubts, it's no life with. And it's a life going out.
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 5:27 AM UTC
A watchers thoughts
I sit watching with a lifeless gaze. I see only the thoughts that grip my mind, all an effect of words said. Not the words spoken out loud, but the words strung into answered questions. Questions I have yet to ask and will never ask. I see visions of what-ifs and what-wills. I see images depicting years of the most likely outcome, influenced by years of observation. I see them fall in place like falling leaves from a tree. A tree whose roots grew from insecurities of being nothing more than a seed. I see not love stories nor happily-ever-afters, but that timeless story life has forever told, the story of Truth. I see a play of the willful becoming those who lack the will. I see the stage set with actors holding back their desires, fighting their inhibitions till the clock ticks, hitting that split-second. STOP! Release the lights! QUIT THE ACT! Let the water run and split the bar on the gate that is life. I see the minds of so many who jump ship in this flood, simply to drown in their waters. Their last breath a regret! As they sink in their sea of pain, calling out no name, only asking, "Who do I blame?" The waves washing over with no sway, as if to whisper but one name. I watch the outcome of this play day after day, reaping my mind like the sun seeks the shade. It's fear. Fear of loss and fear to love, it's of failing and failing to try, all the hellos and goodbyes. It's the moments and memories of with and without, it's my thoughts and my doubts, it's no life with. And it's a life going out.
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*Those shiny words in deep dreams meaningful Dancing freely,calling for that song so beautiful Adorned and set fine in the myriad web sub mental Then killed as I wake, to you dear life real ****** A trailing deja vu of feelings finest found,now lost, Those pearls stringed perfect smooth and shiny then A noose now unseen choking,tight around my throat silent.*
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May 13, 2013
May 13, 2013 at 4:53 AM UTC
A SINGERS DEAD AWAKENING.
Here hang the wine-sotted troubadours of sadness and clouds, ~Having played serenas to paramours lipping at the cup of an evening bawd~ Like tethered donkeys now with their packsong of pastorela and alba, No more musical mensurations of the ****** Mary, Cantigas de Santa Maria, But slung over the railings of dawn-blotted taverns or courts of renown, Here hang the wine-sotted troubadours of sadness and clouds, Like drinking gourds, their stringed citherns dangle from their shoulders, Leaking the strummed honey-wine of sound like the retchings of the nearby sea.
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Jul 31, 2019
Jul 31, 2019 at 11:33 AM UTC
Here Hang the Wine-Sotted Troubadours
In a garden, As beautiful as heaven, At night Jasmine, With white silky lips, Unfolded its perfumed petals, Blossoms in ethereal beauty, With a creamy glow. In the morning the Red Rose in bud, Drenched in dew, Unfurled its petals one by one, On a single stem with its prickly thorn, Sassy and beautiful. Each with an ego of, "I am the best", Their hatred flared, In fumes their scent flowed in waves. The birds and insects looked on, Prayed for peace, Tried to pacify them. Then one day their enmity changed to love. Bees and butterflies sang and chanted love songs, As they sipped their nectar. Soon The Rose proposed, My love, let's get married, For long have we tarried. So the hummingbird flew them to them to a famous wedding planner, To be stringed into garlands, Jasmine for the bride, And The Red Rose for the groom. The couple took their vows, So did The Rose and Jasmine. They made a beautiful pair, And their children were called Jasrose.
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Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 8:26 AM UTC
Jasmine and Rose
This is a psalm by my friend Mad Pastor Grovell Praise the Lord with the sound of the trumpet! Praise the Lord with the psaltry (whatever on God's green earth that is!) And with the harp while you are at it! Praise the Lord with the tambourine (another queer one!) and with dancing! Praise the Lord with stringed instruments and electronic organs! Praise the Lord on the loud cymbals and gongs (and the high sounding cymbals too)! Let every thing that breathes praise the Lord (even midgets and the clinically obese and perverts)! And that includes YOU - so get praising Him straight away! Get down on your knees, blow your trumpet, Rattle your silly tambourine like a mongo! Clash your assorted cymbals and play with your ***** Sing songs and hymns and cries of adoration to the Heavens And clap till your hands are bleeding with joy! Be a one-man band of earhole-busting praise for the Lord! Praise ye the Lord lest He smite thee totally ******* senseless! Or else WATCH OUT FOR THE GOOD LORD WILL BASH OUT YOUR ******* WORTHLESS BRAINS FOR YOUR FILTHY SEX-SINS AND ALSO CONDEMN YOU TO AN ETERNITY OF PASSIVE ****** IN HELL!
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 12:56 PM UTC
Sing A Song Of Praise!
When once the twilight locks no longer Locked in the long worm of my finger Nor ****** the sea that sped about my fist, The mouth of time ****** like a sponge, The milky acid on each hinge, And swallowed dry the waters of the breast. When the galactic sea was ****** And all the dry seabed unlocked, I sent my creature scouting on the globe, That globe itself of hair and bone That, sewn to me by nerve and brain, Had stringed my flask of matter to his rib. My fuses are timed to charge his heart, He blew like powder to the light And held a little sabbath with the sun, But when the stars, assuming shape, Drew in his eyes the straws of sleep He drowned his father's magics in a dream. All issue armoured, of the grave, The redhaired cancer still alive, The cataracted eyes that filmed their cloth; Some dead undid their bushy jaws, And bags of blood let out their flies; He had by heart the Christ-cross-row of death. Sleep navigates the tides of time; The dry Sargasso of the tomb Gives up its dead to such a working sea; And sleep rolls mute above the beds Where fishes' food is fed the shades Who periscope through flowers to the sky. When once the twilight screws were turned, And mother milk was stiff as sand, I sent my own ambassador to light; By trick or chance he fell asleep And conjured up a carcass shape To rob me of my fluids in his heart. Awake, my sleeper, to the sun, A worker in the morning town, And leave the poppied pickthank where he lies; The fences of the light are down, All but the briskest riders thrown And worlds hang on the trees.
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When Once The Twilight Locks No Longer
When once the twilight locks no longer Locked in the long worm of my finger Nor ****** the sea that sped about my fist, The mouth of time ****** like a sponge, The milky acid on each hinge, And swallowed dry the waters of the breast. When the galactic sea was ****** And all the dry seabed unlocked, I sent my creature scouting on the globe, That globe itself of hair and bone That, sewn to me by nerve and brain, Had stringed my flask of matter to his rib. My fuses are timed to charge his heart, He blew like powder to the light And held a little sabbath with the sun, But when the stars, assuming shape, Drew in his eyes the straws of sleep He drowned his father's magics in a dream. All issue armoured, of the grave, The redhaired cancer still alive, The cataracted eyes that filmed their cloth; Some dead undid their bushy jaws, And bags of blood let out their flies; He had by heart the Christ-cross-row of death. Sleep navigates the tides of time; The dry Sargasso of the tomb Gives up its dead to such a working sea; And sleep rolls mute above the beds Where fishes' food is fed the shades Who periscope through flowers to the sky. When once the twilight screws were turned, And mother milk was stiff as sand, I sent my own ambassador to light; By trick or chance he fell asleep And conjured up a carcass shape To rob me of my fluids in his heart. Awake, my sleeper, to the sun, A worker in the morning town, And leave the poppied pickthank where he lies; The fences of the light are down, All but the briskest riders thrown And worlds hang on the trees.
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