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"suss" poems
Where in this life can one find A golden heart, a heart that's pure? A conscience that, with Peace aligned, Can make our faith in Love assured? Can it be found in modern man? His search for meaning in Degrees? In knowledge he relies upon To cure the sickness... soul's disease? Is it found within the mind? The place where one's sad past resides? Whatever will the doctors find? Suss out the place where conscience lies? Is it found in shifting stars? In charts where moons and planets turn? Can one map out this heart of ours? Is our fate there? Assured and firm? Is religion e'r the answer here? Or, once more, a source of pain? A source of strength or source of fear? Should we search on once again? For 'tis not the things we think, Our pondering philosophy Nor is it in our darkest link With a past of misery. It is not in ancient scrolls Writings of the stars aligned Nor is it works in laws of old, A path of "goodness" wending. Blind. It is within the heart itself Where the Spirit has its place. Where the Word of God Himself Has given us amazing grace. His heart, more pure than gold unearthed, He walked with man, yet was alone, Who has an estimate of worth Of our High Priest and Cornerstone? Abiding in a heart of grace That's where purity doth live! You are looking in His face, Behold, in persons who FORGIVE. SoulSurvivor Catherine Jarvis (C) September 20, 2014
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 12:08 PM UTC
Untitled
Sweet lips encrusted in sugar from the hot doughnuts at the steam fair. Baked in the dusty sunshine of an August afternoon in North London. I would roam these streets from childhood into adulthood, Drinking £2,50 wine at bus stops only to get thrown out of the pub for illusionary bathroom shots Our real crime? Being too young. Since then, i have drunk Spanish manzanilla in an old tobacco store room Transformed into a house where wafts of old book smell mingling with the scent of baked terra cotta and lemon trees sweeps down dark corridors revealing hidden gems of traveled souls. Where there are streets that belong to Phoenician women , Arab traders , Christian crusaders and now the Spanish folk All these names we go by , yet still human we stand Up on roof tops, smoking sneaky roll ups to the elegance of storks Building nests on church domes and castle walls Monuments to remind the future Graffiti on the natural landscape , the ruins read " we waz ere" From shores of the Atlantic to shores of the Atlantic Brooklyn rises The night bus to eat pizza alarmed me How were the buses so different ? London's told you where you were New York's Made you suss it out for yourself In the company of a Father i hardly knew and the Mother of my new sibling Child , Who will you become ? Shaped by the contrast of your parents skin , your curled hair yet to emerge from fresh formed follicles Rest easy , This world Ain't so harsh I found God at the bottom of a bowl of noodles Simply sitting there , lazing about as i licked my lips of the residual chillies and sugar I deal in the order of paradoxes Born by the sea only to grow up in the 'so called' luxury of the cities jungle Although, resting now in the moon soaked mountain air , no city can compare, to the fragrance of flowers that bloom and scent only for those who brave the night I used to be afraid of the dark , Now i make love with it.
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 3:26 PM UTC
Transitionary phases, with hindsight , become but a twirl in the foxtrot
Sweet lips encrusted in sugar from the hot doughnuts at the steam fair. Baked in the dusty sunshine of an August afternoon in North London. I would roam these streets from childhood into adulthood, Drinking £2,50 wine at bus stops only to get thrown out of the pub for illusionary bathroom shots Our real crime? Being too young. Since then, i have drunk Spanish manzanilla in an old tobacco store room Transformed into a house where wafts of old book smell mingling with the scent of baked terra cotta and lemon trees sweeps down dark corridors revealing hidden gems of traveled souls. Where there are streets that belong to Phoenician women , Arab traders , Christian crusaders and now the Spanish folk All these names we go by , yet still human we stand Up on roof tops, smoking sneaky roll ups to the elegance of storks Building nests on church domes and castle walls Monuments to remind the future Graffiti on the natural landscape , the ruins read " we waz ere" From shores of the Atlantic to shores of the Atlantic Brooklyn rises The night bus to eat pizza alarmed me How were the buses so different ? London's told you where you were New York's Made you suss it out for yourself In the company of a Father i hardly knew and the Mother of my new sibling Child , Who will you become ? Shaped by the contrast of your parents skin , your curled hair yet to emerge from fresh formed follicles Rest easy , This world Ain't so harsh I found God at the bottom of a bowl of noodles Simply sitting there , lazing about as i licked my lips of the residual chillies and sugar I deal in the order of paradoxes Born by the sea only to grow up in the 'so called' luxury of the cities jungle Although, resting now in the moon soaked mountain air , no city can compare, to the fragrance of flowers that bloom and scent only for those who brave the night I used to be afraid of the dark , Now i make love with it.
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I moved in with Mr McGoo , he seemed  a pleasant bloke a bit chatty for one but then beggars cant be choosers. He gave me the guest room and a skeleton key and a King James Bible. He left , mumbling something about an Optometrist's appointment as he stumbled through the door. The Flivver coughed, spat and rattled.Mcgoo was in control and of he roared away still mumbling about pork bellies and such. Herky jerky relic with a hurdy gurdy horn. The winding stairs led me hither so down the rail I slid In search of McGoo venture. To suss where the safe was hid. Rumor has it that He struck it rich one day and promptly sailed west and bought the House of Divine Pleasures overlooking Frisco Bay. Who knew. As luck would have it, he forgot to close the safe so there it stood wide open a square hole in the southern wall. The Standing Shiva glared at me his arms like deadly serpents One named Beckon the next on Call. The other six arms bristled with bronze and iron death.The Shiva winked his middle eye and tears streamed from the other two. The safe still hung wide open McGoo was such a bounder. He knew me well and he could tell the weakness in my soul. for he and I had broken bread and severed heads in youthful days of yore. He knew I was a scoundrel and a thief. The Shiva had a weakness for women and the drink and him with eight arms and such became to be a bit much at the pleasure spot in Frisco. He had to go. So I turned and returned from the liquor cabinet a bottle of McGoo's best bathtub Gin in tow. The Shiva came a running cross, a smile a mile wide drooling. With arms outstretched, boy he could fetch. Could not hold his spirits though. Never could. Out cold in no time flat. The safe gaped open like the grave six deep. So. I walked up slowly to it and strained to look within There sat old McGoo's ear trumpet and spare glasses a handful of rain checks stacked neatly in a corner. Along with his last will and testament written out in Braille. Just then I heard the Flivver pop. I had to stop. close the safe. Empty the flower vase on Shiva. Up the stairs I bounded. closed my door and started Sleeping. Oh McGoo , you've done it again.
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 9:51 AM UTC
McGoo
I moved in with Mr McGoo , he seemed  a pleasant bloke a bit chatty for one but then beggars cant be choosers. He gave me the guest room and a skeleton key and a King James Bible. He left , mumbling something about an Optometrist's appointment as he stumbled through the door. The Flivver coughed, spat and rattled.Mcgoo was in control and of he roared away still mumbling about pork bellies and such. Herky jerky relic with a hurdy gurdy horn. The winding stairs led me hither so down the rail I slid In search of McGoo venture. To suss where the safe was hid. Rumor has it that He struck it rich one day and promptly sailed west and bought the House of Divine Pleasures overlooking Frisco Bay. Who knew. As luck would have it, he forgot to close the safe so there it stood wide open a square hole in the southern wall. The Standing Shiva glared at me his arms like deadly serpents One named Beckon the next on Call. The other six arms bristled with bronze and iron death.The Shiva winked his middle eye and tears streamed from the other two. The safe still hung wide open McGoo was such a bounder. He knew me well and he could tell the weakness in my soul. for he and I had broken bread and severed heads in youthful days of yore. He knew I was a scoundrel and a thief. The Shiva had a weakness for women and the drink and him with eight arms and such became to be a bit much at the pleasure spot in Frisco. He had to go. So I turned and returned from the liquor cabinet a bottle of McGoo's best bathtub Gin in tow. The Shiva came a running cross, a smile a mile wide drooling. With arms outstretched, boy he could fetch. Could not hold his spirits though. Never could. Out cold in no time flat. The safe gaped open like the grave six deep. So. I walked up slowly to it and strained to look within There sat old McGoo's ear trumpet and spare glasses a handful of rain checks stacked neatly in a corner. Along with his last will and testament written out in Braille. Just then I heard the Flivver pop. I had to stop. close the safe. Empty the flower vase on Shiva. Up the stairs I bounded. closed my door and started Sleeping. Oh McGoo , you've done it again.
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Lula-bye don't you cry birds are chirping sounds of your voice they hear you sing a tune of a voice a Lula-bye don't you cry someone will come soon mean time birds at the window gaze through the window see the tiny infant cuddle up in the blanket what is the tune infant is singing is it speaking to what it wants she or he maybe hungry or thirsty mama will be in soon to hear your tiny little voice crying away a melody for mom knowing she or he is hungry thirsty need of attention of love by a mother hugs of love by a mother is very over whelming to how the comforts a infant to suss back to sleep but first the mother checks infants before she lays she or he back to sleep sing away the Lula-bye song comes in many ways to understand an infants cry is knowing the sounds outside by many chirping birds is the praise to hear by the infant it self knowing the cradle will rock calm down the baby back to it's comfort a tender little kiss by a love by a mother who settle the infant by a gentle little rock back to sleep until the baby will cry a Lula-bye don't you cry
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 4:04 PM UTC
Lula-bye Don't You Cry
Stinking Thieves and Degenerates thus proudly declared We will drive you paranoid, give you ******* brain cancer We will put hot things in your head, head lice they blared We will plant dissenting seeds in your mind by our passers Chatter and natter with toxic germination brain  furrowed With poisons, fears and doubts we'll polluted your mind We are the majority and we'll recruit followers in numbers Build a pyramid of lies and hassles to hound and down grind One tell ten and onwards, chinese whispers makes you to wonder Peck like vultures at your life  with harassments that's unkind In our putrid pond, caves and gutters a Grass is what you are Goody shiny two shoes who stays aloof thinks he's better than us Whistle clean, no crime or stains, how pompous, how you dare Evil and destruction is our wont, purity is anathema go you suss We'll sling mud, blacken you, weaken you and lay you bare Go call your Jesus to save you, see if he dares tussle with the pack The ******* cemetery is full of Saints who we've offered free rides Showed them the Hell we make for good people before we wack We'll get in your head and mind and trounce your soul with hide We are knaves, criminals and reprobates and we have the knack Yes, we burgled and stole from you, that's our trade, what we do We are criminals not ******* Mother Teresa saving the poor You work hard to acquire, we work hard to acquire, isn't it so Then you chose to grass us up, ruin our trade and shut our doors see what happens to upright and legit, jobless, lonely and broken too. Hahaha....hahaha.....hahaha.....next! Brother watch out, it could be you..............
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Sep 20, 2018
Sep 20, 2018 at 6:32 AM UTC
You All Our Friends........
Stinking Thieves and Degenerates thus proudly declared We will drive you paranoid, give you ******* brain cancer We will put hot things in your head, head lice they blared We will plant dissenting seeds in your mind by our passers Chatter and natter with toxic germination brain  furrowed With poisons, fears and doubts we'll polluted your mind We are the majority and we'll recruit followers in numbers Build a pyramid of lies and hassles to hound and down grind One tell ten and onwards, chinese whispers makes you to wonder Peck like vultures at your life  with harassments that's unkind In our putrid pond, caves and gutters a Grass is what you are Goody shiny two shoes who stays aloof thinks he's better than us Whistle clean, no crime or stains, how pompous, how you dare Evil and destruction is our wont, purity is anathema go you suss We'll sling mud, blacken you, weaken you and lay you bare Go call your Jesus to save you, see if he dares tussle with the pack The ******* cemetery is full of Saints who we've offered free rides Showed them the Hell we make for good people before we wack We'll get in your head and mind and trounce your soul with hide We are knaves, criminals and reprobates and we have the knack Yes, we burgled and stole from you, that's our trade, what we do We are criminals not ******* Mother Teresa saving the poor You work hard to acquire, we work hard to acquire, isn't it so Then you chose to grass us up, ruin our trade and shut our doors see what happens to upright and legit, jobless, lonely and broken too. Hahaha....hahaha.....hahaha.....next! Brother watch out, it could be you..............
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Taking Care of Body Parts Take care of the body parts. All the same, remember that Most of what is going on, Is going on inside you. Organs, blood, I don’t-know-what, Brain, realms therein. All in-, invisible. Cause encased: To be addressed. Take care of the body parts. They show. It’s nice and comfortable to know they work, And more than that: A pointer signal to research The itch that doesn’t cease, The lump or bump, the crease Here, there or anywhere. Of course take care, But find what’s there - And not. Fix the flub on neck and throat. Booboo unattractive, But beware, take care and ‘suss it out’. Remember, No appendage or a member Is the issue. It’s what’s going on inside That describes the living you. Taking Care Of Body Parts 3.22.2017 Circling Round Yoga; Nature of & in Reality; Arlene Corwin Of course!
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 1:21 PM UTC
Taking Care Of Body Parts
the fails  the falls          actual trips on the pavement                flat out  in male heat  whimpering commandeered    by mating itches                             you trace the pattern    pursuing your needs you've probed the city beds                            for the love song  some tremor of heart               but  it becomes more akin to research lurching through the 'feeding grounds'                       too many 'successes' and some hard 'romantic' hurts it becomes numbers                                                    and used condoms skinned off your member you do that long enough                                                             and you've become something criminal you act the brag   call it 'throwing cock'                   and imagine it 'the glorified hunt' your discourse with girls                                                power toward vital recitals that 'score' toss out your heart and suss out 'weaknesses' (the same weaknesses you loathed                                                in your own beginners wounds) before long you've become a bored and pushy criminal never quenched chasing the young with vile deceit not even a shower between each 'victory' you daren't bring them to your place anymore taxi cabs have your address flagged send up verbal flares                   to any potential fares with you   a daring destination     ***** lair of aggressor ego mister 'never takes 'no'' ****** predator
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Jun 12, 2025
Jun 12, 2025 at 6:20 PM UTC
'conquest' congestion
the fails  the falls          actual trips on the pavement                flat out  in male heat  whimpering commandeered    by mating itches                             you trace the pattern    pursuing your needs you've probed the city beds                            for the love song  some tremor of heart               but  it becomes more akin to research lurching through the 'feeding grounds'                       too many 'successes' and some hard 'romantic' hurts it becomes numbers                                                    and used condoms skinned off your member you do that long enough                                                             and you've become something criminal you act the brag   call it 'throwing cock'                   and imagine it 'the glorified hunt' your discourse with girls                                                power toward vital recitals that 'score' toss out your heart and suss out 'weaknesses' (the same weaknesses you loathed                                                in your own beginners wounds) before long you've become a bored and pushy criminal never quenched chasing the young with vile deceit not even a shower between each 'victory' you daren't bring them to your place anymore taxi cabs have your address flagged send up verbal flares                   to any potential fares with you   a daring destination     ***** lair of aggressor ego mister 'never takes 'no'' ****** predator
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The public debate a political ********** reminds me why I hate. But that's Eton and Harrow not Toxteth or Jarrow. I leave the politics to them, the Southern gentlemen Up in the shires where men walk on tight wires and dance to a different song is where I belong, from the Midlands to the Tyne where they drink beer and leave the wine is another place in time a place for me. And while Atlanta burns the gentlemen shall all take turns to **** upon the fire. but when the hands of 'Ben' unlock and count the votes there'll be a shock when some old lady gets the keys to number ten, we all remember them old days, the three day week, the hide and seek, the suss', the stop and search, the powers that interrupt, corrupt and end in a debate, a state of the nation more infiltration, less liberation, more ************ the public schools have fooled us all, we're ******* but we don't know it yet we'll get the letter in the post, the most that we can hope for.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 4:06 AM UTC
The crank
I’m in a contest I can’t win Or even come in second. My bird has flown from the streetlight arm And taken promise with it. Another lands and then departs To mock my hopeful prayers The sky teems with symbolic fowl But I can’t suss their meaning. A big one flew straight over me But I can’t read its message. Was it promising good health Or telling me it’s sorry That I’ll only get just what I have To get me through tomorrow And if I am not strong enough The game will then be over. Why are birds the messengers In answer to my pleas They send me signals I can’t read And I walk on in darkness. ljm
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Apr 29, 2025
Apr 29, 2025 at 2:02 PM UTC
MESSENGERS
what i would tell you about the posies that gather around when they overhear my voice calling out your name, none would say the same. for them, caroused near the streams that few perennials are but discerned; springtime only passes by, and then they are gone. but how are they able to suss as such? when these rosebuds unlatch themselves only when you are here?
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Apr 15, 2020
Apr 15, 2020 at 1:33 PM UTC
you inspire these flowers to grow.
Do you really know who you're talking to? When you chat on the internet When you play some online games It's like playing 'russian roulette’ You think you're talking to a youngster But it could be a grown-up Hoping for a pic of you Taken in close-up They'll chat to you and suss you out They'll flatter and cajole Even though your mum and dad Have installed parental control They may try to groom you And arrange for you to meet We need to teach our children To be far more discreet To never disclose where they're living Or where they go to school If they have serious misgivings To tell a parent is not uncool The internet can be great Helpful information it can provide Don't leave it too late In an adult you must confide Be vigilant, keep yourself safe Don't keep suspicions inside Report suspect net users Don't give them time to hide
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 3:22 PM UTC
The Dangers of the Net
you and i we hate cliches just another thing we have in common another amongst the many, niche shared interests that broaden the connection between us two i fancy myself a writer you used to teach english so both of us cringe when hearing advice like "love is blind" given to someone in relationship anguish and that's why it pains me to be the inciter asking for communication so precise having to risk looking foolish or even losing you completely as i look in your eyes and say to you "so... what are we?" but as much as it pains me uttering a phrase so trite what would pain me moreso would undoubtedly be suffering through another night of trying to suss out what's going on in your head or falling asleep alone, again, and thinking that i would be better off dead set against the notion of losing sleep over a heart that simply is not mine to keep so i take a breath and i steel my nerves to summon the courage to ask for the love i deserve
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May 4, 2019
May 4, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
the truth in cliche
Pull "The dog says: 'Bark'" Pull "The cat says: 'Meow'" Pull "The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says:...... The human says: 'I can understand that.'                                Sternly command that.                                shear and plow and smelt and can that                                                             I can make a plan                                to catch and **** and roast and feast                                on that hard quill and bristle beast                                And I can stain his image on the living rock                                no, not to mock                                But to remember what feats we drew                               up from ourselves                                As the javelins flew                                              My hands are clever               They chip the stone, and scrape the wood,                       and wind the sinew              My tongue is cleverer still              My words are the creeping shadow of my  thoughts              And just as a shadow is drawn along behind,                      and stretches in the late dying sun              And snaps to attention in the noonday swelter, to heel,                                                  obedient              My words precede me, and linger behind, and snap to my side to attack              And defend              And manipulate              For well you know, dear reader              That words move men to move mountains              They can drive him to brave the tusks and teeth               And reward him with praise, as the fire flickers against portraiture              Of a hundred beasts              Deadly, proud, roaring              And in the end, delicious.             How splendid am I             To suss out basic truths             From straight-line scratches             In the dirt             I can learn the rules             of all that ever was                             And to learn, is to understand,             is to become unfettered                          I can cleave, dissect, ***** inject             And figure it all out             And learn from a loosing bout                           Every monster brought low               will be investigated               To see how we can end him easier Until the last monster Is man himself
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 9:45 PM UTC
*Pull*
Pull "The dog says: 'Bark'" Pull "The cat says: 'Meow'" Pull "The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says: 'The human says:...... The human says: 'I can understand that.'                                Sternly command that.                                shear and plow and smelt and can that                                                             I can make a plan                                to catch and **** and roast and feast                                on that hard quill and bristle beast                                And I can stain his image on the living rock                                no, not to mock                                But to remember what feats we drew                               up from ourselves                                As the javelins flew                                              My hands are clever               They chip the stone, and scrape the wood,                       and wind the sinew              My tongue is cleverer still              My words are the creeping shadow of my  thoughts              And just as a shadow is drawn along behind,                      and stretches in the late dying sun              And snaps to attention in the noonday swelter, to heel,                                                  obedient              My words precede me, and linger behind, and snap to my side to attack              And defend              And manipulate              For well you know, dear reader              That words move men to move mountains              They can drive him to brave the tusks and teeth               And reward him with praise, as the fire flickers against portraiture              Of a hundred beasts              Deadly, proud, roaring              And in the end, delicious.             How splendid am I             To suss out basic truths             From straight-line scratches             In the dirt             I can learn the rules             of all that ever was                             And to learn, is to understand,             is to become unfettered                          I can cleave, dissect, ***** inject             And figure it all out             And learn from a loosing bout                           Every monster brought low               will be investigated               To see how we can end him easier Until the last monster Is man himself
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Wake up and smell the coffee, focus as the pan flips, Time for the rat race and its monotonal semantics, Suss out agendas - get ahead of the mind tricks, Brush over simple truths with pointless lies and politics. Another year gone - stale memories as the frost licks, Dignity diminished, allegiance pledged to bosses, Anticipating failure as you organise your post-its, Institutionalising life, leaving no room for chances. Clutching at a purpose yet defeated as the clock ticks, Finding closeness in distance and solace as the storm hits.
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Feb 21, 2019
Feb 21, 2019 at 3:33 PM UTC
Rat race
In the before, before we ever were We were the primordial Till our ascendant transitions Overtook our **** poor positions On the rearranging food chain When we changed to five fingered beings With high octane ape brains Transcending our vocal limitations With new sonic imitations A long lineage lining up For one improvement then the next Rising with each step on the DNA stairway Loosing and gaining, gaining and loosing Till, organs become vestigial And even we cannot suss out Their original purpose We barely know the steps To this historic dance Just taking each adaption As a matter of chance Till tired tangents separate Grow and aggregate A billion years finds us here Stewing in fear of Our own irrelevance Not knowing that by growing Such creative brilliance We have discovered Our own non-magical miracle Twigs sprouting leaves Protein powered trees Our heritage ascending to the state of Such a prodigious poetic primate
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 10:02 AM UTC
Evolution Ascendent
(So few realize the power of words or is it my ability with words that confounds? I am a talented man even so a Pretender I'll bring you over to my side until you suss it out for yourself that my side is the last place you want to be) Seven short stanzas for you to get lost in you could breeze through in two minutes you could get lost in my thoughts, spend half the day lofty as they are, I laid them out just for you swinging the bulky mallet of my cynical opinions I'm sure to thump your cranium at least once or twice before you find that word that stands a fortress between what you've read and who you've been when you'll take your own ****** mallet and tear it down What will you find when the veil has been torn? more sneaky words misguided snarky sentiments you're fascinated by my judgment of divinity though those words are fragile, practically meaningless you see something much more sinister the Pretender cannot deal in sincerity nets for brutal fishermen casting lines to men The Pretender can't play by the rules he doesn't have to he notices the list of "weak" words is almost as long as the list of "strong" words somehow he isn't bothered knowing full well that his purpose has been accomplished The abstraction is bad/cliche the Pretender should be showing as opposed to telling I'm telling you it's a lost cause You saw 37 lines with only 5 stanzas I'm ******* Scared?
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Aug 28, 2016
Aug 28, 2016 at 12:48 PM UTC
Icky Words
I am broken bruised used up body You are an empty ruse Used to suss me out Fork in road tongued snake Eating up all the leftover soul goodness You can squeeze the life out of me Smiling up at you grateful My fallen angel Prometheus
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 4:49 PM UTC
Untitled
DARK FOREST I am the dusky woods. Deep darkness is my core and zest. Dark forest, someone's life is happening there. To get themselves lost is there only fear . Everyday i see huge fire flying in the air suss !! its the fancy imagination. Carved is someone's own creation . Hue winds are frilling around . Neon is the world round . S s s !!hey !! I m there in million colors , i m there in every imagination , i m there in deep sea , i m in you . To get me there are only few. If you get that dark, deep forest in your core Dancing is your inner being in me, its the addiction of nature trance. As , THIS CREATURE'S SOUL IS ADDICT OF NATURE TRANCE .........
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 2:04 PM UTC
DARK AND DUSKY FOREST
I don't know what to think no more Being with you makes me wanna Soar Through the sky, come on baby, please don't lie to me, I got this under control You plus me, that makes us whole. I got this relationship, trust me its been a grip since you and me got the time to think about this future we been dealing with it, yes you were you were saving this future for the both of us come on baby, lets discuss how we gonna be together for ever and ever. This future is in our hands we not gonna let our future be decided because of all these demands that we're getting from those around us come on, we gotta adjust the time we have together its lighter then that feather over there, just floating away make this future all fuzzy and grey. But I know us, we don't got no suss, we gonna be together forever baby because I'm your one and only on a daily.
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May 28, 2021
May 28, 2021 at 10:08 AM UTC
together forever
Lungs now constrict as the strength flees my knees And I drift through the years on antiquities breeze. Visions so vivid, the present dissolves Till I’m standing in memories, fully resolved. I’m drunk in a dorm room, surrounded by friends, Not knowing I’ll never be with them again. We revel and toast the delights which await, Until the dawn breaks and we’re forced through the gates. Impaled by the arrows of numerous clocks, I fall through adulthood and beg time to stop. A day’s now a decade, I’ve nothing to show For the years that I’ve wasted not chasing my goals. I stumble through life like a drunken old coot, To numb to suss out the dregs from the loot. Scenes spiral out from my blind inner eyes And dissipate swiftly as dreams become lies. Snapped back to the present, I stare at a screen And continue my work as I hear my soul scream
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Feb 14, 2025
Feb 14, 2025 at 1:15 PM UTC
Somewhere in Time