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"supremity" poems
It happened early one morning. It happened like it always does, times 3. Strapped, armed, holding hands what every loving mother shouldn't do. Word of it traveled like the winter flu, by noon everybody had heard of maniacal faithers who took home her children lighting up fireworks. The sun blazed dazedly evaporating 3 crosses, not quite melting the ice. Until it reached my porch step, it were but distant voices. now it's here and real. like it always is of course but now it's closer than ever bursting at my door. Sliced up like a juicy tomato his screams are muffled by a screen screening bright information into the heads of mouths who offer surreal commentary disguised as jokes. We're terrified. We're hypochondriacs fearing contamination of a rampant plague. A plague we've never seen before. Our ****** eyes. So many have already been ***** by fate. Faith in fatherly beards granting wishes to obedient children who go tarnishing other fathers' gardens. What an absurd world where IS is ice that cannot melt. What an absurd world where children weep at mothers' debt. What an absurd world where faithful supremity reigns unchecked.
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May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 10:07 AM UTC
Surabaya
Why do the drops of blood Stain the pristine paper That is my soul? I did not wish to bleed Yet my wounds persist to flow I tell my heart to heed me Go slow Why do the drops of tears Stain the cheeks so dull? Sighing into forever Hopelessness immortalized Yet my silent cries Go unheard As emotions vie For supremity Why do the drops of water Promise a redemption A vibrant baptism? The peroxide eating into my sin Stains fading into oblivion Behind curtains of memory Under fountains of love (c) Anavah 2018
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Nov 7, 2018
Nov 7, 2018 at 9:09 AM UTC
Baptized in Love
alliteration intervening invasion, a bed-throned life journey summarily unasked for, reviewing follow behind the collected beaming seams, to the discolored end-of-a-whiting rainbow of writings sack in hand, sack'd yet surfeiting, gleaning the falling bits, inventoried stories, the poor and the glorious light droppings, stir'd and stor'd in hopsack bag, woven intervals of clashing fabrics trilogy of me, myself and I, following falling, trailing, failing flalings cross currenting, swirling, disheartened chest heaving cursing if only, a mite more sipping of courage everlasting here a memory, there a visionary, happy haunting, glaceing eye dreams keepsakes of a life modesty and poorly lived error prone, choices weak, father confessor to the supremity of oneself played safety first, thirst quenching with the unsatisfying yellowed bursts of "it could be worse" but these stuffing, gleanings of a life, uprighted night, declining days, admixture of son and moon, women's flashing eyes inviting happy danger and ending disaster inevitability this sifted treasure chest of self-selected retained cursings and blessings, the measuring cup of a tragedy well acted, quantifiable pathos superb aplenty a play veined with comedic relief, a Falstaff for every Hal, compare and contrast your essays on the container storage of dusted cells morning-mourning summarizing gleams gleaned from a life well....dissatisfaction satisfied...truth in poetry
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Apr 3, 2016
Apr 3, 2016 at 9:32 AM UTC
gleam gleanings (April 3rd, 2016, 8:43am)
Allow me to look into the eyes of the devil I send a prayer to God that I will only see fire in his eyes and not love. He may take many forms The embodiment of beauty, The disguise of a priest; the holy blessing. Only let me not see love. If life was black and white then explain to me, perfect stranger Why I love the Devil And why he loves me. I am sure if the world was black and white then explain this grey area between light and dark. I have seen ghosts that haunt his house. So shall I embrace the empty shadow of myself and bathe in the supremity of darkness. Or shall I dowse myself in holy water and drag him, all guns blazing from the pit of hell he dug for himself.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 6:52 PM UTC
Red Walls