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Perfection The subjection of one’s interjections Based on the world The world of today Can you change what you think What others have to say Were interconnected but not in connection With a convection of perfection that inhibits rejection Or constant correction of certain parts or sections That people fail to mention for their own protection Believing a misconception to gain desired affection Wasting their discretion for a false obsession Thoughts of concession and encouraging suppression This is just one dissection of perfection It is but one path, one direction But this should lead to many other questions What about succession from the term perfection? Is it needed to drive people to higher ascension? Maybe one day society can undergo a social resurrection Where creed, religion, race, freedom are not held in contention No more crimes, no need for detention Everyone is happy, no more thoughts of depression Everyone can be comfortable with their own reflection Hopefully this dissection can leave a lasting impression And drive home the need for a universal intervention To stop and think what it means strive for perfection For you may have it wrong upon further inspection
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 2:45 PM UTC
Dissection of Perfection
I'm in great depression in life that is my main obsession it holds me like I am their own possession wants me to say "I'm fine" instead of my real emotion keeps my feelings with succession comes out of nowhere & attacks me with such aggression only leads me to one direction sadness, madness, numbness, & no other kind of expression I tried to say my confession of how it goes through progression at times it gives me an impression that I'll be better soon, instead I am left with its ********** also tells my mind to have some session speaks to me all about my imperfection it gets scary in there with all the tension saying I am some sort of infection that needs to be a suspension eternally telling me a suggestion for all it wants to mention is to end it all & leave everyone out with no some sort of connection so it will leave me hanging with no protection to vanish myself in front of a mirror & see my own reflection of how I'm not such a great exception and I'm not at all a perfection
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Sep 5, 2013
Sep 5, 2013 at 8:19 PM UTC
oppression
Did you know that if you don't stretch in the correct way, you might end up thwarting the entire purpose of your workout and suffer unwanted injuries? Doing pre-workout stretches thoroughly will determine whether you are benefiting from your workout or whether it's worsening your muscle tear. Here are the major stretching crimes that you should never commit. Not doing a proper warm-up According to gym instructors worldwide, this is the most commonly committed crimes in any gym. A warm-up is a must before any kind of workout — cardio or weights — and must ideally last at least 12-15 minutes. Assuming that stretching is a warm-up Stretching and warming up is not the same. You need to warm up first, before you are ready to stretch. A slow jog or brisk walking on the treadmill is a good warm-up. Rushing through your stretching exercises Stretching should be for the entire body. You cannot skip any parts. Involve stretches that work your lower back, shoulders, calves, stomach, quads etc. You should not move from one stretch to the other in very quick succession because that may cause untoward injuries. Try to hold each stretch for 20 seconds. When you breathe deeply and hold the stretch, your muscles get trained to tolerate the maximum that your limbs can go to. Giving stretching a skip after a workout You have done an hour of strenuous exercise and now you just want to rush out of the gym; that is a huge mistake. Spend some time bending and stretching after your sweat session. Then, do a cool down before you leave the gym. Not stretching every day You need to be your flexible best always and that can only happen if you stretch daily, even on the days that you aren't gymming. This ensures that your gym days are more fruitful and that you make the most of them. Not breathing properly Breathing right is a very important aspect of stretching. Breathe naturally while you inhale through your nose, expand your rib cage and upper abdomen as you fill in your lungs. When exhaling, breathe out through your mouth, preferably making an audible sound. This relaxes you. While stretching, you need to breathe out when you are exerting, that is, when you are actually contracting your muscles. Doing static stretches Never stand still and do stretches that work only one muscle. You should rather do stretches that work a group of muscles — like a lunge that stretches your upper hamstring muscle, your ankles and also your glutes. Ignoring pain while stretching When you are in the middle of a stretch and you feel pain, stop immediately and consult an expert. Your stretch should make you feel a gentle pull only, not immense pain. If you are hurting, you are doing it wrong. Rest a few days and then go back to working out under a qualified trainer.Read more here:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 5:40 AM UTC
8 stretching mistakes you should never commit
Did you know that if you don't stretch in the correct way, you might end up thwarting the entire purpose of your workout and suffer unwanted injuries? Doing pre-workout stretches thoroughly will determine whether you are benefiting from your workout or whether it's worsening your muscle tear. Here are the major stretching crimes that you should never commit. Not doing a proper warm-up According to gym instructors worldwide, this is the most commonly committed crimes in any gym. A warm-up is a must before any kind of workout — cardio or weights — and must ideally last at least 12-15 minutes. Assuming that stretching is a warm-up Stretching and warming up is not the same. You need to warm up first, before you are ready to stretch. A slow jog or brisk walking on the treadmill is a good warm-up. Rushing through your stretching exercises Stretching should be for the entire body. You cannot skip any parts. Involve stretches that work your lower back, shoulders, calves, stomach, quads etc. You should not move from one stretch to the other in very quick succession because that may cause untoward injuries. Try to hold each stretch for 20 seconds. When you breathe deeply and hold the stretch, your muscles get trained to tolerate the maximum that your limbs can go to. Giving stretching a skip after a workout You have done an hour of strenuous exercise and now you just want to rush out of the gym; that is a huge mistake. Spend some time bending and stretching after your sweat session. Then, do a cool down before you leave the gym. Not stretching every day You need to be your flexible best always and that can only happen if you stretch daily, even on the days that you aren't gymming. This ensures that your gym days are more fruitful and that you make the most of them. Not breathing properly Breathing right is a very important aspect of stretching. Breathe naturally while you inhale through your nose, expand your rib cage and upper abdomen as you fill in your lungs. When exhaling, breathe out through your mouth, preferably making an audible sound. This relaxes you. While stretching, you need to breathe out when you are exerting, that is, when you are actually contracting your muscles. Doing static stretches Never stand still and do stretches that work only one muscle. You should rather do stretches that work a group of muscles — like a lunge that stretches your upper hamstring muscle, your ankles and also your glutes. Ignoring pain while stretching When you are in the middle of a stretch and you feel pain, stop immediately and consult an expert. Your stretch should make you feel a gentle pull only, not immense pain. If you are hurting, you are doing it wrong. Rest a few days and then go back to working out under a qualified trainer.Read more here:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses
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Drip yourself into a cup Fill up your body with antiquity Let the collagen insist An allegory of Capricorn Memories crystallised Settled in Forevers harvest Insensitive Misconstrued chemical Collective symmetry's sin A condition, livid Fleeting in Human imagery Ships break Loop our tongued Hands, tossed in Dramamine Whittled in a succession of malleable fashion Talent spilled spread in supper Collate our atrophy And drink from baroness Flavours tarnished Super-collider Blood soaked in Gematria A garden of totality High brow comparison Entitled in your vacuous stigma Forever burning In the lesser key of Solomon 28 daemon Tessellation in trigonometry Temperance towards an infinite Champion of mind, complex
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 9:57 PM UTC
a unity
Two-daughters succession go astride One hunched in apathy The other in defeat I could have seen beauty in progeny Before it was Crushed By artificial gravity Smelling of blood-stained pittances And a taker’s philosophy, Their lunch-box notions And plastic dreams Rattled the bars on a shopping cart. Do they, I wonder, Feel their ease at pain? Or luxury, woe? Though their smiling faces Were promised, now reach To Paradise, I can seem them Crushed Beneath them, too: Updated, upgraded, brand-spanking new All they ever hoped to be, Customized Head-to-fucking-toe.
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:24 AM UTC
Taker's Philosophy
Eating mushrooms, to her is yet another art she loves to perfect, in my ear she whispers with such visible pleasure,"I want to be a connoisseur in this" Her studio smelled herbs and wild flowers of inner forest, brought me back to the cardamom and cinnamon garden I played in my days of boyhood; spices build a  bridge for us. More of a herbalist than a paint smelling artist, she seems, mounted on the wall on irregular fashion were the mushrooms she painted with a passion rare, and a precision mirroring life; the paintings  brought her past in to the studio, only trained eyes would discern the cryptic symbolism, a consummate artist she certainly is!  The woman who smoked cigars in succession and untiringly danced, she said was her favorite, along the lake front we took a long walk comparing notes;  there were parallels that met, we found soon enough. "You too knew her so well, I am aware", she said. A room filled with smoke where we dance, make love, grow tired, fall down and sleep, wasn't it our life? No one can miss the signature smell of her dense cigar smoke on my dress!" I loved the smell of cloves she exhaled while eating mushrooms. though detachment she pretended, eating mushrooms never was that! I kept looking down at her eyes, a sailor about to sight the land, any panting moment that rushes with a monsoon song for me and her.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 2:48 PM UTC
Eating mushrooms
He finds repression Skinned naked By depression In ultimate digression Healed by succession Only cheated by obsession Fooled by impression In every session He burns confession Hated for his transgression In ultimate digestion He finds progression He finds repression Skinned naked By depression In ultimate digression Cut by oppression Cheated by misconception Fooled by concession He burns mental possession.
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Feb 11, 2010
Feb 11, 2010 at 5:31 PM UTC
Intimate Aggression
Sure thou didst flourish once! and many springs, Many bright mornings, much dew, many showers, Pass’d o’er thy head; many light hearts and wings, Which now are dead, lodg’d in thy living bowers. And still a new succession sings and flies; Fresh groves grow up, and their green branches shoot Towards the old and still enduring skies, While the low violet thrives at their root. But thou beneath the sad and heavy line Of death, doth waste all senseless, cold, and dark; Where not so much as dreams of light may shine, Nor any thought of greenness, leaf, or bark. And yet—as if some deep hate and dissent, Bred in thy growth betwixt high winds and thee, Were still alive—thou dost great storms resent Before they come, and know’st how near they be. Else all at rest thou liest, and the fierce breath Of tempests can no more disturb thy ease; But this thy strange resentment after death Means only those who broke—in life—thy peace.
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The Timber
Cheers! We praise our lined faces. We forgive time. We raise our cups of double-pressed wine. We know brute forests from our seed-time We know heaven will cleave those we entwine The season of heat is slow to erupt. April is late. March is still covered with snow, Its shabby sheet weak shoots barely interrupt., Succession and succession is what we know. In the thronged marketplace we know we’ll find Lines of who came before and who came after All seem in be arranged by some infinite mind Knowing where our line goes will not stop our laughter. We dance. All dances are in our repertoire. We know we’re headed to that sacred abattoir. Marc Tretin
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 8:12 PM UTC
Cheerful!
Life is nothing more than madness. Probably there is no karma, no right, no wrong. It's all a bunch of mechanic or random probabilities fighting against emotions, which are simply chemical reactions happening in our brain. Often good people get bad things, bad people get good things. Simple: no meaning, no reasons. We have these curious habits to give life some meaning just because we want some sort of reward for our efforts. We put effort in things because inside and deeper each one of us is a dreamer, even the most skeptical man on earth. But we should go through madness first, to get rid of our inner-fake-dreamer, to unlearn the ********* we have been told from birth and to re-learn how to dream properly, with the help of a less magic but different truth. If we decide to go through madness we need to know we may not come out sane from it, and sometime we will have left just that little bit to keep going and survive. If we succeed we will understand that there is nothing to win, nothing to lose, that is all about perception and everything is a cyclic succession of experiences to use wisely. - Manuela Camporaso
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Apr 22, 2017
Apr 22, 2017 at 7:34 PM UTC
Life is Madness
Use your pen to be expressive express yourself and be impressive impress your will to be progressive progress of the muse possessive possessed by another expression expressing myself is my obsession obsessing over words in succession succeeding is hopeful in every session
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Nov 18, 2013
Nov 18, 2013 at 11:06 PM UTC
Impressive Expression - Double Quantum Loop
I am so very in love with the idea of you That I sob words I just need to know what you feel (do I really) I can handle it (natural disasters just allow for the succession of a better ecosystem, right?)
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 10:54 PM UTC
No. 38
Close your eyes relax breath deep and slow as I with words ****** your aching form... Feel my breath against your neck no don't move not yet as my lips graze your skin lightly dancing in quick succession of kisses between your shoulder blades as you shiver. My finger tips trace your spine feeling every delicious movement as you arch backward tilting your head I bite slow your upturned chin feeling your sigh upon me soft. My hands with reversed finger tips stroke your arms tentatively touching your upper thighs... Shush he's home                    we will continue this soon... To be continued. Biting you
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Mar 7, 2012
Mar 7, 2012 at 5:41 PM UTC
Seduction
She earned the title Nine Days Queen, But hitherto, she was just Jane. Just Jane, and she had no idea That when she married the son of a duke, A plot was forming around her to steal the crown. A crown she did not yet wear, But inherited when the King was gone. She rose to power instead of Mary or Elizabeth Through an amended line of succession; She was never meant to be Queen. The plots and plans and goals of others Led to the end of Lady Jane Grey. Mary conquered the throne with little effort And Jane was one of many to be sent to death By the woman history calls ****** Mary. Nine days was the length of Jane’s reign, Unscrupulous were her advisors. Just Jane, she had no idea what she was: A pawn in the games of those around her, And she was never meant to win.
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Sep 17, 2021
Sep 17, 2021 at 2:24 AM UTC
Jane
When Death comes knocking at the door And as the curtain finally falls My voice will be stilled My heart, now ticking off like a clock Will ever be silent My foot falls shall no more be heard All my songs will be stifled in the throat All my crazy thoughts will be frozen And I shall take leave of all And the whole lot of petty things I hold dear But what difference does it make? The earth will continue to spin as before The stars will illumine the night sky Days will follow days in endless succession Time, chanting the refrains of joy and sorrow, On wings, shall fly to destinations unknown. Will there be anyone to grieve my absence? Will my sons ever miss their Mama? Will my loved one still hold me close to his heart? May be for a while A short little while But as years glide, And my tomb lies over grown with weeds And the engraving on my head stone Fades out in morbid grime and moss, When I merge with the dust as dust, When I lie inert, a rattling heap of bones under the sod When my spirit still hovers around in vain With insatiable longing for all your love, Then give me, my Lord! A ride in your chariot! Remove from my spirit the languor of endless waiting! Carry me to Thy ***** Embalm me with Thy love, That I shall no more crave for earthly love And with you in bliss, ever united Look down evermore content As the wheels roll down to Eternity!
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 6:47 AM UTC
As the Curtain Falls
It is so measured that rising arpeggio, only to fall and rise again in quicker values, through the dominant seventh to the heartache moment of that minor ninth, a very apogee of dissonance. Then it goes higher still to the fifth, holding to that Phrygian harmony before returning to the tonic minor and a measured fall in the bass. This is a deliberate descent to the sub-mediant, and Bach’s touch of magic, the equivalence with the dominant minor ninth. But then he gives us hope: an extended and joyful play through sequences that rise and fall within each bar, to rest finally on the mediant’s echo of that opening, that measured rise and the quickening fall. We have hardly smiled with relief when Bach pulls us back into the insecurity of the dominant of the subdominant, that V of IV acting like a bridge to a long, long discourse in the dominant, a pedal E holding firmly to itself whilst rising arpeggios and falling decorations and sequences pull and pull through innocently related keys. Longer and longer play the rising passages until short motives of imitation interrupt, treble to bass, tenor to alto, until:  a first inversion arpeggio of the dominant seventh measures out the opening rhythm. This happens twice in short succession, as though holding the progress of the music to account. A questioning perhaps before a four-fold sequence asserts the dominant and a chorded caesura. There is a pregnant, though faintly resonant silence as Bach spins the dice of tonality and chooses the subdominant to bring the music towards a waiting Allemande. The music moves through a play of subdominant to dominant, minor to major, the mix of flattened fifth and flattened ninth. It is those intervals that determine Bach as the father of ambiguity in the 20C school of jazz harmony, Arpeggio then a falling scale, and repeat and repeat again, but moving ever higher by sequence. At last five chords – merely a shorthand for closure via the expectation of a right display of the performer’s improvisatory prowess. They prepare us reverently for the tonic minor before the stately Allemande leads the music into the elegant steps of its walking dance.
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 3:13 AM UTC
On playing the Prelude from Bach’s Second Suite for Violoncello
It is so measured that rising arpeggio, only to fall and rise again in quicker values, through the dominant seventh to the heartache moment of that minor ninth, a very apogee of dissonance. Then it goes higher still to the fifth, holding to that Phrygian harmony before returning to the tonic minor and a measured fall in the bass. This is a deliberate descent to the sub-mediant, and Bach’s touch of magic, the equivalence with the dominant minor ninth. But then he gives us hope: an extended and joyful play through sequences that rise and fall within each bar, to rest finally on the mediant’s echo of that opening, that measured rise and the quickening fall. We have hardly smiled with relief when Bach pulls us back into the insecurity of the dominant of the subdominant, that V of IV acting like a bridge to a long, long discourse in the dominant, a pedal E holding firmly to itself whilst rising arpeggios and falling decorations and sequences pull and pull through innocently related keys. Longer and longer play the rising passages until short motives of imitation interrupt, treble to bass, tenor to alto, until:  a first inversion arpeggio of the dominant seventh measures out the opening rhythm. This happens twice in short succession, as though holding the progress of the music to account. A questioning perhaps before a four-fold sequence asserts the dominant and a chorded caesura. There is a pregnant, though faintly resonant silence as Bach spins the dice of tonality and chooses the subdominant to bring the music towards a waiting Allemande. The music moves through a play of subdominant to dominant, minor to major, the mix of flattened fifth and flattened ninth. It is those intervals that determine Bach as the father of ambiguity in the 20C school of jazz harmony, Arpeggio then a falling scale, and repeat and repeat again, but moving ever higher by sequence. At last five chords – merely a shorthand for closure via the expectation of a right display of the performer’s improvisatory prowess. They prepare us reverently for the tonic minor before the stately Allemande leads the music into the elegant steps of its walking dance.
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The bombs already drop in rhythmic succession, brewing but little condemnation. Millions bleed the colour of soil - impoverished by rich mans toil. But not a tear, not a song is shed - unless, they bleed the colour of the dollar bill.
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC
A Matter Of Time
Behind the twinkle of your gaze Past the walls you so fervently constructed At times, I see your pain I feel the anguish in your eyes The quivering of your lip quickly forced away by a misplaced grin Surrounded by the emptiness of this void we call life I wish nothing more than to hear those alluring three words The glow you radiate envelopes any room Your smile casts any doubt I have in life How can someone be so incredible? I am the lucky one You show how utterly beautiful life can be That this existence is not some random succession of meaningless events With you, life takes shape life retains hope Life has meaning.
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 1:56 PM UTC
You're Incredible.
*blistering day shuns a walk all flock to recycled air-con of malls few venture out* . . . 1. walk along a mountain path dislike snakes wear heavy ankle-boots rough route craggy stones grow tired 2. head on stone fall into drowsy slumber baking brains gathering aches 3. huge mountain appears espy a cut opening along the side a welcoming slit enter slowly step by step seems to brook entry to no more wonder what calls inside 4. distant drumming not afraid joy fills supreme reducing epicenter gentle hands touch and pull in negating every fear melting away bleak thoughts sink deeper into the earth down . . . down . . . down into cavities unknown follow secret canal away from here 5. sweetest eyes greet and kiss fall into soft furrows carried along canal of warmth close the eyes fall in heart with glowing ambience subtle humming felt beneath the soles sweetest honey-lake deeper . . . deeper . . . deeper sublime cocoon - always dreamt of what supreme bliss falls in lap of bearer 6. all cares washed away known memories seem to float off as a dinghy to a waterfall lost over that lip free fall free fall conscience takes a bobbing nap on waves which lull the senses into drifting buoy as conscious dips utter serenity spirit moves freely totally unencumbered / / [awareness - jolted - sudden - open as corporeal fetters take hold once more teeter into rude awakening rub eyes to verify faculties catapulting in greedy succession / / find a hessian bag on rock half-afraid to check inside seemingly empty lift the edge and peer inside / / the most silent rainbow of inner dreams long-forgotten wishes flow into being as rains come down] / / *no more fear.. again no more tension no answering to no deprivation no derision two pure doves hover quite high a pale-blue buoy ~ the only signs of hope blistering judgment dissolves beautiful buoy floating a way.... to marve cut of pure crystal away... on an endless ocean of calm* S T, 20 August 2013
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 11:54 AM UTC
buoy
*blistering day shuns a walk all flock to recycled air-con of malls few venture out* . . . 1. walk along a mountain path dislike snakes wear heavy ankle-boots rough route craggy stones grow tired 2. head on stone fall into drowsy slumber baking brains gathering aches 3. huge mountain appears espy a cut opening along the side a welcoming slit enter slowly step by step seems to brook entry to no more wonder what calls inside 4. distant drumming not afraid joy fills supreme reducing epicenter gentle hands touch and pull in negating every fear melting away bleak thoughts sink deeper into the earth down . . . down . . . down into cavities unknown follow secret canal away from here 5. sweetest eyes greet and kiss fall into soft furrows carried along canal of warmth close the eyes fall in heart with glowing ambience subtle humming felt beneath the soles sweetest honey-lake deeper . . . deeper . . . deeper sublime cocoon - always dreamt of what supreme bliss falls in lap of bearer 6. all cares washed away known memories seem to float off as a dinghy to a waterfall lost over that lip free fall free fall conscience takes a bobbing nap on waves which lull the senses into drifting buoy as conscious dips utter serenity spirit moves freely totally unencumbered / / [awareness - jolted - sudden - open as corporeal fetters take hold once more teeter into rude awakening rub eyes to verify faculties catapulting in greedy succession / / find a hessian bag on rock half-afraid to check inside seemingly empty lift the edge and peer inside / / the most silent rainbow of inner dreams long-forgotten wishes flow into being as rains come down] / / *no more fear.. again no more tension no answering to no deprivation no derision two pure doves hover quite high a pale-blue buoy ~ the only signs of hope blistering judgment dissolves beautiful buoy floating a way.... to marve cut of pure crystal away... on an endless ocean of calm* S T, 20 August 2013
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The night was comfortable, branches lightly choreographed a dramatic reaction to the conversation beneath… spoken words breach the midnight hour by 2, and words are in place of sleep. They speak, but still pretend to have something worth to keep In silence now, no reaction. Walls and thoughts collide and they see the infraction. In a quick succession of contact, blood boils intuition becomes submissive. With the steam of these midnight hours rises away the taboos of love and loyalty, as intoxication devours any human decency. Breathing softly now; with eyes that berate the truth hiding behind the midnight-hour lies, they instigate innocent massage wars desperately wanting neither knowing how they plunge underneath these unbreakable ties. Now speechless they grasp one another speaking devilishly with eyes and even louder with the toils of their hands. Why do you run from surreptitious lies and hide behind your eyes? Say this is how you feel for one thing then when it’s around wear a disguise? Helpless you act toward desires that you conspire to You lit the match and now you must put out the fire.
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Jan 17, 2013
Jan 17, 2013 at 5:45 PM UTC
Choreographed Midnight Surreptitiousness
Gotham the city of flight, Where the moral and wicked fight, Laughter rings throughout the dark As the deranged leaves his mark. He speaks for the mad, and fails to recall what it is he had. He see it as a amusement views me as a toys, what he does he some how enjoys. I've beat him time and time again, though he still remains the most mysterious of men. I once went to see him no mask, no cape, Batman had returned him from another escape. I walk to his cell "Bruce Wayne. Hi" he wouldn't turn around, nor look me in the eye. He didn't care who was behind the mask, but there I stood "Dear Ol' Bats" I knew then. I was nothing to him. But every plot so clever. So canny, He's had so many chances, but never glances. Maybe it frightens him, the idea that I am just a man. Unmasking me might bring back thoughts of how he began. Maybe it helps him with his blind recollection. Almost like the clown wouldn't feel succession, The man with a ruby red grin. He would come back to reality, but what then?
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Mar 10, 2015
Mar 10, 2015 at 4:56 AM UTC
Batman
The little voice inside of you Directing decision Trapped Unable to envision Success In rapid succession Reverting In sudden regression Sewing shut Your mind's eye Blame your loss of contact Contact with me The romantic deviant Your love is beautiful With all it's conditions Scolding the masses For their mental carbon emissions Unpopular Is an understatement What do you expect Pushing for a decision When there is no answer
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Jan 1, 2011
Jan 1, 2011 at 2:19 PM UTC
Phony Bologna
By: Cedric McClester The first black president Must have made one hell of an impression On the man who followed him Directly in succession He seems to want to unravel Whatever is at his discretion In order to rob the legacy Of the man whose name means blessing He did his best to chase Obamacare away Without an adequate replacement To make its absence okay Now it’s gas emissions Being lowered by the EPA I guess fossil fuel behemoths Are sadly here to stay And on the international scene The man has been a wreck He left the Paris Climate Accord And gives our allies no respect Then ***** up to Vlad Putin A man of greater intellect And pulled out of the Iran Nuclear deal To spite Obama I suspect And when he can denigrate him He never misses a chance Much like a woman scorned Caught in a bad romance People are getting tired Of this dismal dance They can predict his moves Four moves in advance Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2018.  All rights reserved.
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 3:08 PM UTC
THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT!
When forty winters shall besiege thy brow, And dig deep trenches in thy beauty’s field, Thy youth’s proud livery so gazed on now, Will be a tattered **** of small worth held. Then being asked, where all thy beauty lies, Where all the treasure of thy ***** days, To say within thine own deep sunken eyes, Were an all-eating shame, and thriftless praise. How much more praise deserved thy beauty’s use, If thou couldst answer, “This fair child of mine Shall sum my count, and make my old excuse,” Proving his beauty by succession thine. This were to be new made when thou art old, And see thy blood warm when thou feel’st it cold.
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Sonnet 002: When Forty Winters Shall Besiege Thy Brow