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Come to a garden of roses with me, Serene it is fuller with roses to see, They are here, For you & me, But just to see. We shall not try to pluck any roses, For the thorns dissuade any poses, They are here, For you & me, But just to see. We can't sit guarding the flowers, Very busy in our mini lives we're, They are here, For you & me, But just to see. *I'll set-up a flaming ring of fire, Seeking fine protection for them, They are here, For you & me, But just to see.* Let's care for the roses as if our, As if our little & young children, They are here, For you & me, But just to see. To help us get them blue & red, Give them all suitable nutrition, They are here, For you & me, But just to see. Their presence is eye-pleasing, We let them be in our garden, They are here, For you & me, But just to see.
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Apr 19, 2013
Apr 19, 2013 at 1:52 AM UTC
Ring of Fire|Garden of Roses
With this pen, I paint an image of you. Not a portrait, but a true portrayal of you. The ink flows into words that dance across your hair. The end of each sentence marking a cross that you bear. A painting would be suitable for some. With beautiful colors, cascading down on you from above. But, those colors mearly hide the truth behind your smile. With the right shade of light and a light smear, it becomes a cosmetic fix for a while. My words flow through every crack and fill every shadow. They bring all light to the surface, for the reader to see within the shallows. The image of you that I create can be vivid and great. But with this pen, my words can also design your fate. You see the truth here is that my words hold all truth. They leave no place for lies to hide, with each word holding proof. In the readers eyes, my words are you… With this pen, I can create you… With this pen, I can finish you... - Brandon K. Stephenson
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 7:06 AM UTC
"With This Pen..."
I took the left path where hydrangeas grew and sleepy primroses under woods, edged shady trees. The empty stream ran quietly dry With grass cuttings piling high. If one peeped, one would find tiny creatures To cast a sparkle here and there, a delight. So on tip-toe, with sandels bent Up high I reached to take The plastic fairy as she twirled a pirouette In a theatre made by chance. Reflected in a silver mirror intwinned with ivy branch A mottled foal tends his dreams and Chrismas robin chirps. My brother took the right hand path where the trees grew fruit Ripe berries from the gooseberry bush bulged their prickles. Dangling from hawthorn now a cowboy with a hat Looking for his fellow Indian with the yellow back sack. Sheep gather in a hollow, dark, protected from the sun And Mr toad, now lost of paint, has turned a bit glum. And so we leave our woodland friends and travel up the slope Winding round the rose bed and goldfish where they float. Then up we climb, the middle route, to jump the pruned clipped Hedge. The lawn divided in two halves, a contemporary taste. Now we're nearly at that place where if one was to turn Could see down across the land To the sea and sand. Of all the beauties that I've known Nothing beats this Island home. Love Mary x My grandfather’s retirement bungalow was in Totland Isle of Wight. It was named Innisfail meaning ‘Isle of Ireland’. Behind, the garden led down to magical and delightful to children who came as visitors. My grandfather would prepare this woodland with some suitable surprises. The garden and woodland deserved its own name and in retrospect Is now named ‘Innislandia’ to suggest a separate, mysterious land. Beyond the real world. In the poem A Country Lane on page 8 the latched gate is the back gate to my grandparent’s garden and bungalow in Totland as above.
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 7:57 AM UTC
‘NOPO@HEPO’.My Grandfather’s Garden: Innislandia, The imaginary world of my grandfather.
I took the left path where hydrangeas grew and sleepy primroses under woods, edged shady trees. The empty stream ran quietly dry With grass cuttings piling high. If one peeped, one would find tiny creatures To cast a sparkle here and there, a delight. So on tip-toe, with sandels bent Up high I reached to take The plastic fairy as she twirled a pirouette In a theatre made by chance. Reflected in a silver mirror intwinned with ivy branch A mottled foal tends his dreams and Chrismas robin chirps. My brother took the right hand path where the trees grew fruit Ripe berries from the gooseberry bush bulged their prickles. Dangling from hawthorn now a cowboy with a hat Looking for his fellow Indian with the yellow back sack. Sheep gather in a hollow, dark, protected from the sun And Mr toad, now lost of paint, has turned a bit glum. And so we leave our woodland friends and travel up the slope Winding round the rose bed and goldfish where they float. Then up we climb, the middle route, to jump the pruned clipped Hedge. The lawn divided in two halves, a contemporary taste. Now we're nearly at that place where if one was to turn Could see down across the land To the sea and sand. Of all the beauties that I've known Nothing beats this Island home. Love Mary x My grandfather’s retirement bungalow was in Totland Isle of Wight. It was named Innisfail meaning ‘Isle of Ireland’. Behind, the garden led down to magical and delightful to children who came as visitors. My grandfather would prepare this woodland with some suitable surprises. The garden and woodland deserved its own name and in retrospect Is now named ‘Innislandia’ to suggest a separate, mysterious land. Beyond the real world. In the poem A Country Lane on page 8 the latched gate is the back gate to my grandparent’s garden and bungalow in Totland as above.
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To the girl who thinks it will be awkward because she rejected me I had an interest in you not only because I saw you as a suitable mating partner But because there are some decent ******* human beings in this world who actually want to get to know each other So just because you said no to a date with me doesn't mean you have to erase me from your life's history But getting to know someone is like opening a random box, you don't know if it will be a diamond ring or a dying rose. something that once was, but not meant to be beautiful, just like my intent to get to know you And I carry my intentions around in my pocket so I can drop them off at your door and walk away when you don't open it I'll leave them behind in case you ever want to see what's on the other side, but just like the rose if you wait too long something that once was beautiful will wither away.
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Feb 5, 2017
Feb 5, 2017 at 5:32 AM UTC
To the girl who thought it would be awkward because she rejected me
Your smile. . endlessly, my heart  searched for a vibe on another heart with which to resonate and found none. finding none, it  wandered endlessly like Infra-red rays seeking a suitable tempo upon which to strike an interference. i  wandered in search of a fertile land in a heart upon which to grow seeds of love, my head burrowed deep in a shell of restlessness... . but on that fateful day, too-good-to-be-true was your smile--- it caused my eyes to twitch, borrowed a beat from my heart, transforming my thoughts to an ode-- a prelude to better days . i still see that smile, lucid--- your lips opening like windows of love, revealing shiny white louvres of beauty (teeth) which opened to your tongue-- a valley flowing with sweetness as it goes down your palate like a parting curtain welcoming love... then you said "hi". . this friendship began with a smile, it deepened with the " hi" . i have tapped from the happiness let out from the windows of your heart-- your smile.. my heart no longer wanders, in your smile, it found rest . my greatest wish is to make this smile mine someday, plant a kiss on your lips, the happiness that dwells in there becoming a remedy to my malady. . . Chukwudera Michael
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 8:14 AM UTC
Untitled
critical thinking as you call it; that which I seem to lack. need to improve upon. and I agree in ways. you said, it is observing the situation, the pieces, I have at hand, and deducing the best possible way in my knowledge to make them fit together. sounds quite simple - common sense. simple, if my mind ran as smoothly as your own. a trait of yours I admire greatly. a trait of others I am envious of. but critical thinking is different when my mode of thinking is not the same I do not see my surroundings; my life, my reality, as cogs and gears that progress this existence. I admire the way you, and others pick up on the little small hidden artifacts that allow yourself to discover the best possible way to proceed. if I were to say, you noticed the overlooked and finer details, I would say I notice- no- I experience awareness of it's entirety. how it feels to me and how I feel about it. if our individual thought processes were placed in an ever changing river, whose currents vary and are unpredictable? yours would be picking up the driftwood the sticks, and objects in grasp. and as the current carries it, it would be constructing a raft to stay afloat: safe and in the most comfortable way, so it could eventually construct something suitable and sturdy to rest upon, and relax with content, while enjoying the splashes and warm sunlight from a safe spot. instead of deducing the situation as yours did, my thought process would drift along the same river, letting the current take it under - if that is where it felt like going. finding logs and debris to hang on to when the current became too much and it needed a break. yours may be high and dry, but mine has felt the pebbles along the bottom of this river - the depth and pressure almost frightening, but the experience in itself always beautiful. mine floats upon it's back, like an otter, enjoying the sunlight as yours does, experiencing this journey through the rivers path. and maybe, if the current gets rough, if mine is struggling, it will find the hand of yours lifting it up to keep it safe until the rocky waters have passed. I experience as I feel, which may not be the best approach all of the time. but with this, I am able to feel what I believe is the best choice, based on my experience of the whole. you make me feel and want to try new ways of thinking, new ways that may help. you are always pushing pushing me to do more to be more; which is just one of the many reasons why I love you.
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 3:49 AM UTC
CRITICAL THINKING
critical thinking as you call it; that which I seem to lack. need to improve upon. and I agree in ways. you said, it is observing the situation, the pieces, I have at hand, and deducing the best possible way in my knowledge to make them fit together. sounds quite simple - common sense. simple, if my mind ran as smoothly as your own. a trait of yours I admire greatly. a trait of others I am envious of. but critical thinking is different when my mode of thinking is not the same I do not see my surroundings; my life, my reality, as cogs and gears that progress this existence. I admire the way you, and others pick up on the little small hidden artifacts that allow yourself to discover the best possible way to proceed. if I were to say, you noticed the overlooked and finer details, I would say I notice- no- I experience awareness of it's entirety. how it feels to me and how I feel about it. if our individual thought processes were placed in an ever changing river, whose currents vary and are unpredictable? yours would be picking up the driftwood the sticks, and objects in grasp. and as the current carries it, it would be constructing a raft to stay afloat: safe and in the most comfortable way, so it could eventually construct something suitable and sturdy to rest upon, and relax with content, while enjoying the splashes and warm sunlight from a safe spot. instead of deducing the situation as yours did, my thought process would drift along the same river, letting the current take it under - if that is where it felt like going. finding logs and debris to hang on to when the current became too much and it needed a break. yours may be high and dry, but mine has felt the pebbles along the bottom of this river - the depth and pressure almost frightening, but the experience in itself always beautiful. mine floats upon it's back, like an otter, enjoying the sunlight as yours does, experiencing this journey through the rivers path. and maybe, if the current gets rough, if mine is struggling, it will find the hand of yours lifting it up to keep it safe until the rocky waters have passed. I experience as I feel, which may not be the best approach all of the time. but with this, I am able to feel what I believe is the best choice, based on my experience of the whole. you make me feel and want to try new ways of thinking, new ways that may help. you are always pushing pushing me to do more to be more; which is just one of the many reasons why I love you.
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To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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Dec 23, 2012
Dec 23, 2012 at 9:06 PM UTC
Advice for Future Colonizing Civilizations
To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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My heart bears an unfamiliar rhythm, Restricted, out of key, tone and voice Silent but still heavily felt Craving the glimpse of your presence Absence makes the heart grow fonder and fonder and fonder Craving a presence I cannot feel but only dream Holding on to an idea, a wish, a memory An ocean dehydrating inside of me for reality to occur But still my vision of you is blurred Because an idea seems more real than any reality I create heightened pieces of you in my heart Yet my mind is not fooled but can clearly see That You are just an imagination of my desires And in reality you are nothing more than a simple acquaintance Not suitable for even the smallest measure of love from my soul Yet it's not love I feel but passion Not you but elements of you Yet the battle between my heart and brain Make my feelings harder to comprehend Absence makes the heart grow fonder and fonder...
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 4:20 AM UTC
Absence makes the heart grow Fonder
*Tazaad-e-Jazbaat Mein Ye Naazuk Maqaam Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **In contradiction of these emotions if that Delicate moment unfolded - then what would you do?** *Main Ro Raha *** Tum Hans Rahe ** Main Muskaraya To Kya Karo Gay* **I am weeping and yet you are jolly But if I smiled - then what would you do?** *Mujhe To Is Darja Vaqt-e-Rukhsat Sukun Ki Talqeen Kar Rahe ** **To me at this time of farewell Instructions of tranquillity you are offering** *Magar Kuch Apne Liye Bhi Socha Main Yaad Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **But have you any thoughts for yourself? If you recalled me - then what would you do?** *Abhi To Tanqid ** Rahi Hai Mere Mazaq-e-Junun Pe Lekin* **For now there is criticism On my state of madness but** *Tumhari Zulfon Ki Barhami Ka Sawaal Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **If scattering of your tresses is Questioned - then what would you do?** *Tumhare Jalvon Ki Roshni Mein Nazar Ki Hairania Musallam* **Within the splendour of your light Is complete amazement of sight** *Magar Kisi Ne Nazar Ke Badle Jo Dil Aazmaya To Kya Karo Gay* **Nevertheless if someone in return Tested your heart - then what would you do?** *Utar To Sakte ** Paar Lekin Ma Aal Par Bhi Nigah Dalo* **You can disembark across but Take a glance at the result too** *Khuda Na Karda Sukun-e-Sahil Na Raas Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **God has not made a peaceful shore If nothing suitable appears - then what would you do?** *Kuch Apne Dil Par Bhi Zakham Khao Mere Lahoo Ki Bahar Kab Tak* **Take some wounds on your heart also Season of my blood until when?** *Mujhe Sahara Banane Vaalo Main Larkharaya To Kya Karo Gay* **Those in need of my support If I show hostility - then what would you do?** *Abhi To Daman Chura Rahe ** Bigar Ke Qabil Se Ja Rahe ** **For now you are leaving my hand And you are parting away from Qabil** *Magar Kabhi Jo Dharkano Mein Sharik Paya To Kya Karo Gay* **Yet sooner or later within your heartbeats If I became a associated - then what would you do?** — Translated by Jamil Hussain, Poet Qabil Ajmeri, Sung by Sabri Brothers
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 5:48 AM UTC
Emotions
*Tazaad-e-Jazbaat Mein Ye Naazuk Maqaam Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **In contradiction of these emotions if that Delicate moment unfolded - then what would you do?** *Main Ro Raha *** Tum Hans Rahe ** Main Muskaraya To Kya Karo Gay* **I am weeping and yet you are jolly But if I smiled - then what would you do?** *Mujhe To Is Darja Vaqt-e-Rukhsat Sukun Ki Talqeen Kar Rahe ** **To me at this time of farewell Instructions of tranquillity you are offering** *Magar Kuch Apne Liye Bhi Socha Main Yaad Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **But have you any thoughts for yourself? If you recalled me - then what would you do?** *Abhi To Tanqid ** Rahi Hai Mere Mazaq-e-Junun Pe Lekin* **For now there is criticism On my state of madness but** *Tumhari Zulfon Ki Barhami Ka Sawaal Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **If scattering of your tresses is Questioned - then what would you do?** *Tumhare Jalvon Ki Roshni Mein Nazar Ki Hairania Musallam* **Within the splendour of your light Is complete amazement of sight** *Magar Kisi Ne Nazar Ke Badle Jo Dil Aazmaya To Kya Karo Gay* **Nevertheless if someone in return Tested your heart - then what would you do?** *Utar To Sakte ** Paar Lekin Ma Aal Par Bhi Nigah Dalo* **You can disembark across but Take a glance at the result too** *Khuda Na Karda Sukun-e-Sahil Na Raas Aaya To Kya Karo Gay* **God has not made a peaceful shore If nothing suitable appears - then what would you do?** *Kuch Apne Dil Par Bhi Zakham Khao Mere Lahoo Ki Bahar Kab Tak* **Take some wounds on your heart also Season of my blood until when?** *Mujhe Sahara Banane Vaalo Main Larkharaya To Kya Karo Gay* **Those in need of my support If I show hostility - then what would you do?** *Abhi To Daman Chura Rahe ** Bigar Ke Qabil Se Ja Rahe ** **For now you are leaving my hand And you are parting away from Qabil** *Magar Kabhi Jo Dharkano Mein Sharik Paya To Kya Karo Gay* **Yet sooner or later within your heartbeats If I became a associated - then what would you do?** — Translated by Jamil Hussain, Poet Qabil Ajmeri, Sung by Sabri Brothers
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I find myself changing as nature does- recklessly and suddenly without notice, and nature is what I come back to in order to heal. Fires are often looked at as destructive forces, And they surely can be, but they can also Rejuvenate. Contrary to popular belief, fires most Often leave a beautiful aftermath. Some examples Being that certain plant seeds only germinate after A fire, new growth is accessible to animals for food, minerals are returned to the soil, and Although many animals are stripped of their Homes- this vacancy creates suitable areas for New species to settle. Similar to how a fire Cleanses the land it nearly destroys, a traumatic life Experience allows an individual to undergo a necessary Amount of growth and change. Whether what we take From a situation leaves us aching or allows us to reflect, We will always unknowingly benefit from the pain. I do My best to keep this at the forefront of my memory when Reminded of the baggage I carry. My healing will continue. and I will make a promise to myself that for every new fire that disseminates through/over my life, I will make amends with it And allow for it to change me in the best way possible.
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 7:55 AM UTC
A better version of myself-
Kung walked by the dynastic temple and into the cedar grove, and then out by the lower river, And with him Khieu Tchi and Tian the low speaking And “we are unknown,” said Kung, “You will take up charioteering? “Then you will become known, “Or perhaps I should take up charioterring, or archery? “Or the practice of public speaking?” And Tseu-lou said, “I would put the defences in order,” And Khieu said, “If I were lord of a province “I would put it in better order than this is.” And Tchi said, “I would prefer a small mountain temple, “With order in the observances, with a suitable performance of the ritual,” And Tian said, with his hand on the strings of his lute The low sounds continuing after his hand left the strings, And the sound went up like smoke, under the leaves, And he looked after the sound: “The old swimming hole, “And the boys flopping off the planks, “Or sitting in the underbrush playing mandolins.” And Kung smiled upon all of them equally. And Thseng-sie desired to know: “Which had answered correctly?” And Kung said, “They have all answered correctly, “That is to say, each in his nature.” And Kung raised his cane against Yuan Jang, Yuan Jang being his elder, For Yuan Jang sat by the roadside pretending to be receiving wisdom. And Kung said “You old fool, come out of it, “Get up and do something useful.” And Kung said “Respect a child’s faculties “From the moment it inhales the clear air, “But a man of fifty who knows nothng Is worthy of no respect.” And “When the prince has gathered about him “All the savants and artists, his riches will be fully employed.” And Kung said, and wrote on the bo leaves: If a man have not order within him He can not spread order about him; And if a man have not order within him His family will not act with due order; And if the prince have not order within him He can not put order in his dominions. And Kung gave the words “order” and “brotherly deference” And said nothing of the “life after death.” And he said “Anyone can run to excesses, “It is easy to shoot past the mark, “It is hard to stand firm in the middle.” And they said: If a man commit ****** Should his father protect him, and hide him? And Kung said: He should hide him. And Kung gave his daughter to Kong-Tchang Although Kong-Tchang was in prison. And he gave his niece to Nan-Young although Nan-Young was out of office. And Kung said “Wan ruled with moderation, “In his day the State was well kept, “And even I can remember “A day when the historians left blanks in their writings, “I mean, for things they didn’t know, “But that time seems to be passing. A day when the historians left blanks in their writings, But that time seems to be passing.” And Kung said, “Without character you will “be unable to play on that instrument “Or to execute the music fit for the Odes. “The blossoms of the apricot “blow from the east to the west, “And I have tried to keep them from falling.”
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Kung walked by the dynastic temple and into the cedar grove, and then out by the lower river, And with him Khieu Tchi and Tian the low speaking And “we are unknown,” said Kung, “You will take up charioteering? “Then you will become known, “Or perhaps I should take up charioterring, or archery? “Or the practice of public speaking?” And Tseu-lou said, “I would put the defences in order,” And Khieu said, “If I were lord of a province “I would put it in better order than this is.” And Tchi said, “I would prefer a small mountain temple, “With order in the observances, with a suitable performance of the ritual,” And Tian said, with his hand on the strings of his lute The low sounds continuing after his hand left the strings, And the sound went up like smoke, under the leaves, And he looked after the sound: “The old swimming hole, “And the boys flopping off the planks, “Or sitting in the underbrush playing mandolins.” And Kung smiled upon all of them equally. And Thseng-sie desired to know: “Which had answered correctly?” And Kung said, “They have all answered correctly, “That is to say, each in his nature.” And Kung raised his cane against Yuan Jang, Yuan Jang being his elder, For Yuan Jang sat by the roadside pretending to be receiving wisdom. And Kung said “You old fool, come out of it, “Get up and do something useful.” And Kung said “Respect a child’s faculties “From the moment it inhales the clear air, “But a man of fifty who knows nothng Is worthy of no respect.” And “When the prince has gathered about him “All the savants and artists, his riches will be fully employed.” And Kung said, and wrote on the bo leaves: If a man have not order within him He can not spread order about him; And if a man have not order within him His family will not act with due order; And if the prince have not order within him He can not put order in his dominions. And Kung gave the words “order” and “brotherly deference” And said nothing of the “life after death.” And he said “Anyone can run to excesses, “It is easy to shoot past the mark, “It is hard to stand firm in the middle.” And they said: If a man commit ****** Should his father protect him, and hide him? And Kung said: He should hide him. And Kung gave his daughter to Kong-Tchang Although Kong-Tchang was in prison. And he gave his niece to Nan-Young although Nan-Young was out of office. And Kung said “Wan ruled with moderation, “In his day the State was well kept, “And even I can remember “A day when the historians left blanks in their writings, “I mean, for things they didn’t know, “But that time seems to be passing. A day when the historians left blanks in their writings, But that time seems to be passing.” And Kung said, “Without character you will “be unable to play on that instrument “Or to execute the music fit for the Odes. “The blossoms of the apricot “blow from the east to the west, “And I have tried to keep them from falling.”
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ᗩIᑎᕼᗩᖇᗩ ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ Ainhara is standing in her Queen's room, staring at the door that leads to her chamber 'My Lady...' she thinks worried before looking at her reflection. Her mistress had surprised her a gift of a finely made dress of rose-silk, making her a flowing vision in blue. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ The dress is suitable for the bright and hot morning, light, airy and delicate with one shoulder that is heavily beaded with peacock feathers; the slit reveals her slender legs, the hip appliqued with the white lilies of her Queen's Kingdom, and simple flat shoes. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ Her fiery locks are pinned into her usual bun. It is then that she hears a gentle knock on the door which she approaches and opens. "Did you not hear the command of the Queen Mother?" Ainhara gently hisses, "Queen Lyn is not to be disturbe-" "I know, Lady Ainhara, I apologise," a guard whispers as Ainhara stands in the hallway. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ "How is Queen Lyn?" *'Drained and exhausted. She has not slept well in three days...* "The Queen is very busy. She is determined to complete the tasks set to her." Ainhara sighs. "Esshi is overseeing her meals currently. Did her mother not say all matters of state should be brought to her?" "Yes she did, but the shipments are set to arrive today. And she said that once they arrive, I am to notify you. They have made way to the Western Entrance." ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ "I see. Well, let us see to it." "Yes," The guard bows and leads the way with Ainhara at his heels. As she passes the open stain-glassed windows, the cool breeze hit her, making her dress flutter behind her and the beadery shine and glitter.
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
♪♫♛♕ тнє мαѕкє∂ вαя∂ I ♕♛♫♪
ᗩIᑎᕼᗩᖇᗩ ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ Ainhara is standing in her Queen's room, staring at the door that leads to her chamber 'My Lady...' she thinks worried before looking at her reflection. Her mistress had surprised her a gift of a finely made dress of rose-silk, making her a flowing vision in blue. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ The dress is suitable for the bright and hot morning, light, airy and delicate with one shoulder that is heavily beaded with peacock feathers; the slit reveals her slender legs, the hip appliqued with the white lilies of her Queen's Kingdom, and simple flat shoes. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ Her fiery locks are pinned into her usual bun. It is then that she hears a gentle knock on the door which she approaches and opens. "Did you not hear the command of the Queen Mother?" Ainhara gently hisses, "Queen Lyn is not to be disturbe-" "I know, Lady Ainhara, I apologise," a guard whispers as Ainhara stands in the hallway. ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ "How is Queen Lyn?" *'Drained and exhausted. She has not slept well in three days...* "The Queen is very busy. She is determined to complete the tasks set to her." Ainhara sighs. "Esshi is overseeing her meals currently. Did her mother not say all matters of state should be brought to her?" "Yes she did, but the shipments are set to arrive today. And she said that once they arrive, I am to notify you. They have made way to the Western Entrance." ~ ⚪♫⚪ ~ "I see. Well, let us see to it." "Yes," The guard bows and leads the way with Ainhara at his heels. As she passes the open stain-glassed windows, the cool breeze hit her, making her dress flutter behind her and the beadery shine and glitter.
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This small green bear, your name embroidered on its chest, was never yours. It would have been our Christmas gift to you, had you lived a month longer. The ones you would give you had already bought, wrapped, labelled - thoughtful, organised to the end, to the bitter end. We unwrapped them on the day, smiled at your kindness, wept at our loss. Early Christmas gifts that you had not organised, that nobody could have anticipated, went to strangers: your pancreas, a life free from daily injections; your kidneys, two lives free from dialysis; your liver, divided, to a young girl and an older lady, who would quite simply have a life they had almost given up hoping for. Your heart, damaged by extended life-support, not suitable for transplantation, yielded its valves to repair the damaged hearts of others. Even bone and skin were harvested for people you never knew. That Christmas you gave hope to so many people, and to us the consolation that they live on because of you, and that you live on in them.
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 9:15 AM UTC
Christmas Gifts **
viewer discretion is advised. The following program has graphic images that may not be suitable for all audiences The television stains my eyes I can barely see myself in the mirror While steady reporters shed not one tear Don't you see the dead behind you? Don't you feel the pain of their families While you just "tell the story"? 27 dead, most of which young children, in a school shooting The sickness creeps into my bones Its impact rattles my spine Debilitating me, confining me to a stupor Why? Why? Why end such bright futures and presents? Do you not see the damage that you've done? Do you not feel the blood pouring from Your own body? Do you? back to you, overpaid talking man A three minute blurb That's it Hundreds of people have been forever changed Millions more afraid And all you can do is harass them Beg for interviews While they still are in disbelief? But beyond that You show it over and over and over All with the political lean Of your respective stations Could you not stop for once And let mourners mourn?
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Apr 6, 2013
Apr 6, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
Viewer Discretion Advised
have you ever loved someone so much that simply saying “i love you” can’t even express how you truly feel? have you ever loved someone for their heart, not for who they pretend to be? have you ever loved someone so much that a thousand poems and ten thousand songs aren’t suitable for conveying your love? have you ever truly loved someone so much that a simple day with them is infinitely better than an extravagant day with anyone in the world? have you ever truly loved someone so much that you don’t need to change yourself in order for them to love you? because only then is when you know you truly love someone
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
Have You Ever Loved
to ones wronged or irked by some stupid bullsh#t and who may have an itch to do some ruin— —ation, e.g., shoot some bullets all the imprudent bullies and corrupt ****** contributing to in— —justice will do as ones to subject to a punishment [mafias & agents of authoritarian regimes] and if you are one of 'em a few words regarding your funeral [if there will be one] hope it will be at odds with the usual it should be a carnival to the bone whether or not that is suitable
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Mar 29, 2020
Mar 29, 2020 at 9:56 AM UTC
VULTURES [might be edited, expanded]
We are all sinners Simply we're human beings ... Repentance's door is greatly open to All of us anytime,anywhere,and everywhere ... Those who insist on going on ,then Hell will be their suitable place ... Heaven was created by God For those who do good deeds anytime ... Repentance's door is widely open to all sinner Simply Because God is Great and Merciful ...
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 3:01 PM UTC
Repentance of sins
Names are funny. Have you ever wondered what your name would be if your parents didn't name you? I'm one of the lucky few that know. If my parents didn't name me, my name would be Timothy. You see, apparently, when two people love each other, Mommy cheats on Donny with daddy and all three demonize the baby. Unfortunately, abortion isn't an option. Poor Donny believes his little Johnson made a tiny Willie but really it's Mike's Rick. The trick wasn't revealed until Donny signed the birth certificate. Obviously, Karen's husband abandoned their family. Mike ripped his love from her and gave it to Dominique. Karen, twice-scorned, mid-divorce, postpartum, decides a shelter isn't suitable for a nameless infant. At this point, it's a little too late for abortion. Nowhere to go, knowing she can't stay, Adoption became the practical option. The noxious auction caused a nauseous reaction to her conscious. Karen picked the option, least pompus, with the most promise. An intuitively honest Christian was brought to her room so she could sign the synopsis. As she's reviewing the terms of this blood oath, she glances at both of the parents cradling her second baby boy. They turn and ask "What is his name?" "I don't know. I thought he was going to be a she so I had the name Sade." "That's ok, we have a perfect name in mind. Timothy."
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Feb 26, 2017
Feb 26, 2017 at 5:26 PM UTC
Blood is Thicker
My mother once told me I was adorable. She said so with a light smile and a soft voice. I was young and impressionable, And forever thought -I was adorable. My friend once told me I was pretty. She said so with a wide smirk and a sour tongue. I was young and somewhat twiggy And never thought -I was pretty. My love tells me I am very beautiful. He says so with a caring grin and a loving tone. I am young and quite suitable And often think -yes, I am beautiful.
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Apr 27, 2013
Apr 27, 2013 at 3:56 PM UTC
My mother once told me I was adorable.
I don't know what I am anymore I'm too self obsessed not to care as if I don't pass by a mirror every hour and stroke my ****** hair standards of cis normativity never make sense they don't make sense more than ever why be like everyone else when I'm already the outcast whats the point to stop expression whats the point to stop..my expression? of my experience of my encounters of my existence my identity will be radical with or without cis validation my happiness is resistance with or without standards we were not meant to fit in so outgrowing it is suitable
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Dec 14, 2020
Dec 14, 2020 at 9:57 PM UTC
he/they/xyr
It was my best friend who asked me what I'd choose to be in my next incarnation. Honestly, she caught me completely off guard, intellectually dumbfounded by a prospect I'd never considered, nor felt I deserved. That night I wracked my brain searching for a suitable chakra from which to derive an answer. I know she believes everything is renewed, so, deferring to her convictions, I chose a jaguar, as suitable for my solitary way. She's always had a knack for surprising my existence, deflecting the metaphysical, steering for spiritual shores. I recognize this power she exudes, though she dismisses me. The jaguar I'm evolving divinely subsumes her virtues, is cognizant of the heroine from Mumbai ashrams. I'd like to tell you I hear rumblings in the sky, that there's a certain path beneath my feet, but my destiny eludes all outward signs, striving for that inner love that has no name.
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 11:44 PM UTC
Ontology for a Nameless Tao
Nothing dies, it bursts to birth Before the requiem is half done, Before the suitable tears are shed Or the mourning of the underbred Nags out its course, the death is dead. The sighs shoot into the long trombone It blows so hard it shakes the earth. The flowers in a breathless rush break through; If one has collapsed, then out spring two, Insatiable for things to do. It is unnecessary to atone For sin: he is the losing one; With all his conjuror's cheap disguise No geese fly north because of his lies No cause is lost, and nothing dies.
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3k
Song: The Singing Summer Streets
A tale, Of two pals, Ego possessed the former, Self-respect imbibed the latter. The former faced problems, complained; The latter solved problems, smiled. One, choosy and demanding; Other, suitable and acceptable. Fortunately, Acquiring jobs, In a corporation, Standing at the threshold Of promising careers, Days rolled on And the day arrived For promotion. Self-respect surpassed, Ego lagged behind. Thoughts converted into self-realization, Truth revealed. Ego satisfied merely the senses "I want this" and "I want that" Self-respect implied acceptance "I respect this and I accept that." To further proceed, To reach the summit, 'I' and 'my' be discarded, 'We' and 'ours' be adopted.
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 7:38 AM UTC
A ballad on self-realization