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Dear me, I hope this letter finds you kind, I hope it finds you at ease, I hope it finds you as you were born.. a soft spring breeze. I am writing this letter to inform you that you still have space to unfold, that you are a continuum that doesn’t have to settle for the broken uni-verse where you were unraveled. You, love, are not limited to your synonyms. You can develop into a sandstorm speaking the names of the Saharas to your left and to your right. a sandstorm that does not blind the sufi midnight traveler. a sandstorm that travels beyond the desert. a sandstorm carrying a water-well for the thirsty. You can develop into an ocean that doesn’t stand in arrogance where there is land. an ocean that waxes and wanes to the rhythm of the moonlight caressing you. an ocean that doesn’t erode the rocks standing on its shore. You can develop into a soft spring breeze that makes a home of all the other seasons. a soft spring breeze that gently ****** through a baobab tree trunk. a soft spring breeze that playfully tickles the arms of a nesma on her university bus writing this. Kindly find attached to this letter the love your father has tucked in bed a long time ago and never double checked on it. Kindly find attached to this letter the understanding your mother stored in the kitchen cabinet she is too short to reach. Kindly find attached to this letter the forgiveness you have tried to grow out of sunflowers seed every winter. Always sincerely, Forever yours.
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 3:48 PM UTC
A Letter to Myself
Dear me, I hope this letter finds you kind, I hope it finds you at ease, I hope it finds you as you were born.. a soft spring breeze. I am writing this letter to inform you that you still have space to unfold, that you are a continuum that doesn’t have to settle for the broken uni-verse where you were unraveled. You, love, are not limited to your synonyms. You can develop into a sandstorm speaking the names of the Saharas to your left and to your right. a sandstorm that does not blind the sufi midnight traveler. a sandstorm that travels beyond the desert. a sandstorm carrying a water-well for the thirsty. You can develop into an ocean that doesn’t stand in arrogance where there is land. an ocean that waxes and wanes to the rhythm of the moonlight caressing you. an ocean that doesn’t erode the rocks standing on its shore. You can develop into a soft spring breeze that makes a home of all the other seasons. a soft spring breeze that gently ****** through a baobab tree trunk. a soft spring breeze that playfully tickles the arms of a nesma on her university bus writing this. Kindly find attached to this letter the love your father has tucked in bed a long time ago and never double checked on it. Kindly find attached to this letter the understanding your mother stored in the kitchen cabinet she is too short to reach. Kindly find attached to this letter the forgiveness you have tried to grow out of sunflowers seed every winter. Always sincerely, Forever yours.
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What's it take These days To write a poem That makes the world go mad That brings the crowds to their feet That spreads like wildfire Through a dry winter forest Is it those excessively long words? The ostentatiously loquacious Platitudinous ramblings Of an insecure mind aspiring To authentic intellect? Is it perhaps...      the "creativity"                of      varied      spacing   or...    could it be..... the lack                               of capitalization                the loathsome little letters                screaming out                          hey, look at us!          ... or maybe it's                the punctuation marks,      littered, haphazardly           through the text                     (whether used correctly)                or, theyre not?!      despite worrds mispeled           and a grammar might is broken    can these gimmicks increase interest         though miswritten or misspoken? Is the trick alliteration Whose bite brightly bids us To center on the snappy sounds? Although all along      unvoiced underneath Ideas idle in the isles    (or perhaps the aisles) Of the mind To meld and craft and bind Our thorough thoughts And worthy words Into lines Which Heard by herds Raise the                   Praise for which we                   Privately, desperately                   Pray Maybe it's a magical mix Of splendid in-your-head rhythm Marvelous meter that perfectly clicks Flowing smoothly without schism Well-spaced stanzas Well-used time Well-crafted phrases Well-thought-out rhymes Well, maybe not...      those gems are often ignored      cast-aside, unread, even abhorred Why? Because the modern world doesn't need your rules your restrictions your regulations your misguided boundaries your oppression your antiquated ideas    of "the right way"    to write    to speak    to act    to live    to (fill in the blank) No, what the modern world needs is Negation! Contradiction! Resistance! Revolt! And poetry whose words Say the same thing Repeat the same meaning Echo the same lyrics Rephrase the same thoughts But in an ever-so-slightly Different Varied Altered Adjusted Changed up way Line After line Of synonyms           over                and                     over                          and                          over                          again ----- What's it take These days To not give in To narcissism's spiral? But more importantly: What's it take To make my poem go viral?
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Aug 12, 2018
Aug 12, 2018 at 12:17 AM UTC
Viral
What's it take These days To write a poem That makes the world go mad That brings the crowds to their feet That spreads like wildfire Through a dry winter forest Is it those excessively long words? The ostentatiously loquacious Platitudinous ramblings Of an insecure mind aspiring To authentic intellect? Is it perhaps...      the "creativity"                of      varied      spacing   or...    could it be..... the lack                               of capitalization                the loathsome little letters                screaming out                          hey, look at us!          ... or maybe it's                the punctuation marks,      littered, haphazardly           through the text                     (whether used correctly)                or, theyre not?!      despite worrds mispeled           and a grammar might is broken    can these gimmicks increase interest         though miswritten or misspoken? Is the trick alliteration Whose bite brightly bids us To center on the snappy sounds? Although all along      unvoiced underneath Ideas idle in the isles    (or perhaps the aisles) Of the mind To meld and craft and bind Our thorough thoughts And worthy words Into lines Which Heard by herds Raise the                   Praise for which we                   Privately, desperately                   Pray Maybe it's a magical mix Of splendid in-your-head rhythm Marvelous meter that perfectly clicks Flowing smoothly without schism Well-spaced stanzas Well-used time Well-crafted phrases Well-thought-out rhymes Well, maybe not...      those gems are often ignored      cast-aside, unread, even abhorred Why? Because the modern world doesn't need your rules your restrictions your regulations your misguided boundaries your oppression your antiquated ideas    of "the right way"    to write    to speak    to act    to live    to (fill in the blank) No, what the modern world needs is Negation! Contradiction! Resistance! Revolt! And poetry whose words Say the same thing Repeat the same meaning Echo the same lyrics Rephrase the same thoughts But in an ever-so-slightly Different Varied Altered Adjusted Changed up way Line After line Of synonyms           over                and                     over                          and                          over                          again ----- What's it take These days To not give in To narcissism's spiral? But more importantly: What's it take To make my poem go viral?
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You like to say love disappeared. And I swear it never left, but she talk like Kanye "Ima let you finish" shrug her shoulders; cut me off, Swift.     Drinks on the table it was no one else's business, Henny in my system there was no one else who witnessed how she never took a breath like a run on sentence so I'm in the club flexing working on my fitness; arms out stretched on my chest crucifixion.     I'm forgiven but could never get a word in not even one syllable I'm talking in synonyms I, never ever nevermore, words with friends.  Triple word how absurd you be trippin **** on my Instagram insecurity I'm tired of it I'm with my Boys chillin rarely smoked but might burn a spliff; ease the pain so insane major Payne fatigue is in.       I got a glimpse of future, I use to, try to hit you up reconnect, bluetooth, I'm in her ear lying for the *** I miss you, she on top giving me the truth: this all you.  But **** it though I'm not trynna be your man, but when she leaving out for work I be sleepin in and when she home I tax that *** like I'm Uncle Sam nothing ever change so after head she be at my neck next     Flashback to the present --and-- she still telling me how I don't get it stressed unproductive in her presence, you not even in front of me I'm still tasting lemons; Yo, my star player wants a trade should I let her go? cut too deep for bandaids should I let it flow.       Throwback to the past vampire clothes but the blood different I'm a sucker for that red though: she was floating 6 inches from the earth floor, you's a victim baby true blood, spoil us!  Show Me What You Got lil mama let your "Kingdom Come" dressed in all black spending money black republican?  Awesome and some; I was sliding home she was catching, clamping; say I turn her on like a touch screen, Samsung; with a touch of color you would disobey your mother as I slid under your covers mid-day massages "Midnight Maunders" at least that's how it use to be, now Award Tour got her trippin almost frequently we use to fight for love she said now she a causality!         "and how you gonna make this bout you it's about me, phone ringing since 1am it's about 3   thought you was slick huh, thought I was sleep, you **** right love disappeared" but she never leaves. She's still waiting to exhale, but she never breaths.
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 10:18 PM UTC
Ex-Boyfriend **** Boy] (Spoken Word)
You like to say love disappeared. And I swear it never left, but she talk like Kanye "Ima let you finish" shrug her shoulders; cut me off, Swift.     Drinks on the table it was no one else's business, Henny in my system there was no one else who witnessed how she never took a breath like a run on sentence so I'm in the club flexing working on my fitness; arms out stretched on my chest crucifixion.     I'm forgiven but could never get a word in not even one syllable I'm talking in synonyms I, never ever nevermore, words with friends.  Triple word how absurd you be trippin **** on my Instagram insecurity I'm tired of it I'm with my Boys chillin rarely smoked but might burn a spliff; ease the pain so insane major Payne fatigue is in.       I got a glimpse of future, I use to, try to hit you up reconnect, bluetooth, I'm in her ear lying for the *** I miss you, she on top giving me the truth: this all you.  But **** it though I'm not trynna be your man, but when she leaving out for work I be sleepin in and when she home I tax that *** like I'm Uncle Sam nothing ever change so after head she be at my neck next     Flashback to the present --and-- she still telling me how I don't get it stressed unproductive in her presence, you not even in front of me I'm still tasting lemons; Yo, my star player wants a trade should I let her go? cut too deep for bandaids should I let it flow.       Throwback to the past vampire clothes but the blood different I'm a sucker for that red though: she was floating 6 inches from the earth floor, you's a victim baby true blood, spoil us!  Show Me What You Got lil mama let your "Kingdom Come" dressed in all black spending money black republican?  Awesome and some; I was sliding home she was catching, clamping; say I turn her on like a touch screen, Samsung; with a touch of color you would disobey your mother as I slid under your covers mid-day massages "Midnight Maunders" at least that's how it use to be, now Award Tour got her trippin almost frequently we use to fight for love she said now she a causality!         "and how you gonna make this bout you it's about me, phone ringing since 1am it's about 3   thought you was slick huh, thought I was sleep, you **** right love disappeared" but she never leaves. She's still waiting to exhale, but she never breaths.
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At the Zoo Patriots and faux exhibit and binge on synonyms of liberty printed on beer and underwear Advertising what should be unspoken and inspired to pervert and romanticize Preludes to the parades and finale above us all Weeks of saturated irony Cuckoo bird irony and BBQ As they reform Phoenix, rebirth of distractions and thievery Predators in ally ways pursing America's diamonds and legs Then gunpowder Gunpowder of colors and cuckoos Layers of streets in gunpowder Towns built of gunpowder Sky is gunpowder We are born addicted to led and gunpowder Gunpowder ****** in the air Success, display and diversion and more gunpowder to ingest. The Grand Finale The Volta of the evening The hammer of the judge *** appeal of death and nature flexing it's muscles-   show us some skin! Covering your ears Eyes fastened- Ready to burrow back to mothers womb Binged and free Chinese celebration hijacked Red, White and Blue And a moment of silence   Orchestrated onomatopoeia in heaven Chorus of arousal on Earth Band marching war machines in hell The showdown of 241 years! This freedom we are all grateful to only talk about Only free to battle shackling intoxication Men and women tugging extra weighted offspring Sulking for indoors and portable addiction   Chanting three letter obedience God being counted by his blessings Fear and Statism in every breathe for salvation from our stick swatted enemies Checkpoints that serve and protect asking for a toll; liberty synonyms. Arresting the too free At the Zoo, The cuckoos regaining reality. The phoenix red eye and held under oath To the next day where we are back To hate each others freedom, again.
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Jul 10, 2017
Jul 10, 2017 at 1:31 AM UTC
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At the Zoo Patriots and faux exhibit and binge on synonyms of liberty printed on beer and underwear Advertising what should be unspoken and inspired to pervert and romanticize Preludes to the parades and finale above us all Weeks of saturated irony Cuckoo bird irony and BBQ As they reform Phoenix, rebirth of distractions and thievery Predators in ally ways pursing America's diamonds and legs Then gunpowder Gunpowder of colors and cuckoos Layers of streets in gunpowder Towns built of gunpowder Sky is gunpowder We are born addicted to led and gunpowder Gunpowder ****** in the air Success, display and diversion and more gunpowder to ingest. The Grand Finale The Volta of the evening The hammer of the judge *** appeal of death and nature flexing it's muscles-   show us some skin! Covering your ears Eyes fastened- Ready to burrow back to mothers womb Binged and free Chinese celebration hijacked Red, White and Blue And a moment of silence   Orchestrated onomatopoeia in heaven Chorus of arousal on Earth Band marching war machines in hell The showdown of 241 years! This freedom we are all grateful to only talk about Only free to battle shackling intoxication Men and women tugging extra weighted offspring Sulking for indoors and portable addiction   Chanting three letter obedience God being counted by his blessings Fear and Statism in every breathe for salvation from our stick swatted enemies Checkpoints that serve and protect asking for a toll; liberty synonyms. Arresting the too free At the Zoo, The cuckoos regaining reality. The phoenix red eye and held under oath To the next day where we are back To hate each others freedom, again.
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You are the practicality that keeps me grounded; I am the spontaneity that drags you along. You are the reason to my irrationality; I am the tumult to your calm. You are the answer to my questions; I am the words to your quiet deeds. You are the engineer I cherish; I am the bookworm you esteem. You are the chef I rate as top; I am the baker you adore. You are the handyman I can count on; I am the seamstress you prefer. They say opposites attract, and it seems that might be true. Like two pieces from the puzzles we both love, We fit together seamlessly. To be cliche, you complete me, But in ways I never knew weren't whole.
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Apr 3, 2011
Apr 3, 2011 at 8:34 PM UTC
antonyms and synonyms
His strong hands gripped me everywhere, he knew my sensitive places. My eyes shone due to my intense obedience and humiliation. I started to perspire in an excitable way. My legs began to shake. I could feel his affection through his endless kiss. I felt intimidated. He loved me. I can still feel his indomitable hands around me, he knows my vulnerable spots. My eyes glisten from my potent passiveness and embarrassment. I break out in nervous sweats. My legs are trembling. I can feel his devotion in an infinite smack. I feel terrorized. He's attached to me.
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Jun 3, 2016
Jun 3, 2016 at 6:15 PM UTC
Sickening Synonyms That Should Be Antonyms (will be deleted)
Yes, I'm a girl and I'm not trying to justify my body language nor am I positioning the rights of a feminist on the top, but Yes, I was questioned always, even when I was right. Subservience was legitimized as my trait ever since I felt this world. Every time when I was buckled under by his lecherous eyes, I was asked to adjust my dupatta well. Every action of mine substantiated the height to which I'll hold the name of my family. I was asked to cross legs while sitting, speak amicably, yet not solitously. Every time I'd to hide my period stain like a ****** blot. I was asked to gallop my cramps because letting it out is a bitter sin. Yes, I get my body scanned by their lewd gaze day in and out even when I put my baggiest of clothes on. Yes, I'm a girl, and I have beautiful synonyms, call me maal, patola, bomb, ***** *** or a girl? May be, let yourself decide. Yes, I'm questioned on the extension of the Roti's that I make and the smiles that I couldn't fake. Yes, I'm a girl and I'll stand, and question your authority if it calls for, call me stubborn. Okay! Remember, I'm a girl, and if you accuse me of being a feminist if I know, and can raise my tone up and against your authority, humanism needs to be checked then. -APARAJITA TRIPATHI
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 10:13 PM UTC
Yes, I am a girl.
we hail from synonyms replicate those isles of dirt jagged colossal terrains of earth which sprouts to scrape the wisps of pearly clouds where marble and stone splintered scorches of gnarled bark where the soft paws of preying lions roam within the sea of swaying golden grass where each stroke of a feathered wing flourishes the air with its mighty swing and the threshold of mysterious beings idle in mischief of deep blue seas and those salty shores swallow the iron hulk of ships and ferocious savages of nature's call groaning in mourn for her body her crevasses and pools of spilling crystal cerulean water where the malachite moss sits in stone of endless time and trees groomed of wind and sun prideful beneath the drink of the setting morrow she yearns for the claim of her shape for the purity of her waters like blood her parched throat of sandy desert lands amputated into wells of gorging oil she suffocates from her very existence a poison to herself and as the days wan to a fast massacre to her own suicidal mission to feed our negligence we label: humanity
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Jul 20, 2015
Jul 20, 2015 at 7:14 PM UTC
Motherland
the people whose job is to understand the multiverse can't figure this world out rid·dle                      ˈridl/noun: riddle; plural noun:   riddles 1.                                 | a question or statement intentionally           phrased so as to require ingenuity     in ascertaining its answer or meaning,                typically presented as a game; a person, event,   or fact that is difficult   to understand or explain. "the riddle of her death" [puz·zle ˈpəzəl/verb: puzzle; 3rd person present: puzzles; past tense: puzzled; past participle: puzzled; gerund or present participle:                                              puzzling 1.                          cause (someone) to feel confused because              they cannot understand or make sense of something: "one remark he made puzzled me" synonyms: perplex, confuse, bewilder,        bemuse, baffle, mystify, confound;         faze, stump, beat, discombobulate "her decision puzzled me" perplexed, confused, bewildered,        bemused, baffled, mystified, confounded,                              nonplussed, at a loss, at sea;              flummoxed, stumped, fazed, clueless,              discombobulated "a puzzled look on her face" baffling, perplexing, bewildering, confusing, complicated, unclear, mysterious, enigmatic, ambiguous, obscure, abstruse, unfathomable, incomprehensible, impenetrable, cryptic "his explanation was rather puzzling" antonyms: clear think hard about something difficult                    to understand or explain; "she was still puzzling over this problem                      when she reached the office"      | [      ] think hard about, mull over, muse over, ponder, contemplate,                                      meditate on, consider, deliberate on, chew over,                     wonder about "she puzzled over the problem"   solve or understand something by thinking hard; synonyms:                       work out, understand,    comprehend, sort out, reason out, solve, make sense of,    make head(s) or tail(s) of, unravel, decipher; informal:                figure out "she tried to puzzle out what he meant" noun: puzzle; plural noun: puzzles 1. [                 ], [           ] (                 ); a game, toy, or problem designed     to test ingenuity or knowledge; short for jigsaw puzzle                    (see jigsaw) a person or thing that is difficult to understand or explain; an enigma: "the meaning of this poem will always be a paradox" synonyms: enigma, mystery, paradox,        conundrum, poser, riddle, problem, quandary;                      "the poem has always been a puzzle"   late 16th century (as a verb): of unknown origin: synonyms: puzzle, conundrum, brainteaser, problem,       unsolved problem, question, poser, enigma,                        quandary; informal:       stumper "an answer to the riddle"                    verb/archaic verb: riddle; 3rd person present: riddles; past tense: riddled; past participle: riddled;          gerund or present participle: riddling 1.             speak in or pose riddles. "he who knows not how to riddle" solve or explain (a riddle) to (someone). "riddle me this then" Origin Old English rǣdels, rǣdelse ‘opinion, conjecture, riddle’;   related to Dutch raadsel,    German Rätsel,      to read
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 12:19 AM UTC
1. [Linear Z]
the people whose job is to understand the multiverse can't figure this world out rid·dle                      ˈridl/noun: riddle; plural noun:   riddles 1.                                 | a question or statement intentionally           phrased so as to require ingenuity     in ascertaining its answer or meaning,                typically presented as a game; a person, event,   or fact that is difficult   to understand or explain. "the riddle of her death" [puz·zle ˈpəzəl/verb: puzzle; 3rd person present: puzzles; past tense: puzzled; past participle: puzzled; gerund or present participle:                                              puzzling 1.                          cause (someone) to feel confused because              they cannot understand or make sense of something: "one remark he made puzzled me" synonyms: perplex, confuse, bewilder,        bemuse, baffle, mystify, confound;         faze, stump, beat, discombobulate "her decision puzzled me" perplexed, confused, bewildered,        bemused, baffled, mystified, confounded,                              nonplussed, at a loss, at sea;              flummoxed, stumped, fazed, clueless,              discombobulated "a puzzled look on her face" baffling, perplexing, bewildering, confusing, complicated, unclear, mysterious, enigmatic, ambiguous, obscure, abstruse, unfathomable, incomprehensible, impenetrable, cryptic "his explanation was rather puzzling" antonyms: clear think hard about something difficult                    to understand or explain; "she was still puzzling over this problem                      when she reached the office"      | [      ] think hard about, mull over, muse over, ponder, contemplate,                                      meditate on, consider, deliberate on, chew over,                     wonder about "she puzzled over the problem"   solve or understand something by thinking hard; synonyms:                       work out, understand,    comprehend, sort out, reason out, solve, make sense of,    make head(s) or tail(s) of, unravel, decipher; informal:                figure out "she tried to puzzle out what he meant" noun: puzzle; plural noun: puzzles 1. [                 ], [           ] (                 ); a game, toy, or problem designed     to test ingenuity or knowledge; short for jigsaw puzzle                    (see jigsaw) a person or thing that is difficult to understand or explain; an enigma: "the meaning of this poem will always be a paradox" synonyms: enigma, mystery, paradox,        conundrum, poser, riddle, problem, quandary;                      "the poem has always been a puzzle"   late 16th century (as a verb): of unknown origin: synonyms: puzzle, conundrum, brainteaser, problem,       unsolved problem, question, poser, enigma,                        quandary; informal:       stumper "an answer to the riddle"                    verb/archaic verb: riddle; 3rd person present: riddles; past tense: riddled; past participle: riddled;          gerund or present participle: riddling 1.             speak in or pose riddles. "he who knows not how to riddle" solve or explain (a riddle) to (someone). "riddle me this then" Origin Old English rǣdels, rǣdelse ‘opinion, conjecture, riddle’;   related to Dutch raadsel,    German Rätsel,      to read
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longing 1. noun; a yearning desire - i never used to be uncomfortable in my own bed. i knew your name before my rib cage started to sing it in my sleep. every night that has passed crosses itself off of a pocket-calendar that is stuck in the drawers of my chest. you move your favorite things into the empty spaces, you hang your worst fears up like clothes that are waiting to dry, you scratch how you love into the bedpost and put your handprints all over the walls. i can't take a deep breath without hearing your voice in the refrain of my lungs. yearnining 2. noun; a feeling of strong want or need - the first time i heard your voice, it sounded exactly like what your voice should sound like. soft, barely above a whisper, low and confident and eager. when you spoke, i wanted to cancel the outside noise of my breathing to listen to you. i wanted to close my eyes and imagine that voice next to my ear, barely above a whisper, low and confident and eager and right there with both of our breathing suspended by its echo. desire 3. noun; a strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen. - every day it is something different. your eyes and how they almost close when you smile. how your whole family has brown eyes but you have bright blue ones that turn to gray as the seasons wear on. your hands and how they look like you should play an instrument, im saying *put those hands to good use and find something to strum.* and we laugh because you know what i mean. your laugh. it sounds like an answer to a question i've been asking the silence. give me someone to love like that. give me someone to love like that. give me- like a call back from the darkness. like, here he is in all of his glory and you still can't have him.
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Oct 3, 2017
Oct 3, 2017 at 2:42 PM UTC
synonyms for: missing someone you've never met
longing 1. noun; a yearning desire - i never used to be uncomfortable in my own bed. i knew your name before my rib cage started to sing it in my sleep. every night that has passed crosses itself off of a pocket-calendar that is stuck in the drawers of my chest. you move your favorite things into the empty spaces, you hang your worst fears up like clothes that are waiting to dry, you scratch how you love into the bedpost and put your handprints all over the walls. i can't take a deep breath without hearing your voice in the refrain of my lungs. yearnining 2. noun; a feeling of strong want or need - the first time i heard your voice, it sounded exactly like what your voice should sound like. soft, barely above a whisper, low and confident and eager. when you spoke, i wanted to cancel the outside noise of my breathing to listen to you. i wanted to close my eyes and imagine that voice next to my ear, barely above a whisper, low and confident and eager and right there with both of our breathing suspended by its echo. desire 3. noun; a strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen. - every day it is something different. your eyes and how they almost close when you smile. how your whole family has brown eyes but you have bright blue ones that turn to gray as the seasons wear on. your hands and how they look like you should play an instrument, im saying *put those hands to good use and find something to strum.* and we laugh because you know what i mean. your laugh. it sounds like an answer to a question i've been asking the silence. give me someone to love like that. give me someone to love like that. give me- like a call back from the darkness. like, here he is in all of his glory and you still can't have him.
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An agent of assonance, An army of alliteration, A conquistador of climaxes, A fighter with form, A marksman of motif, A mercenary of metaphors, A ninja of nuances, A raider of rhyme, A soldier of synonyms, A vigilante of voice, I strike with the fiercest of sentences, With such clarity and no false pretenses, I assail with the mightiest of swords, I am a warrior of words.
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Aug 10, 2018
Aug 10, 2018 at 8:18 AM UTC
A warrior of words
What’s the difference between escapism and avoidance? “There isn’t one, they’re synonyms” I used to think that too Because I have been lying to myself for the past three years “It’s just a quick break” “I’m just winding down and then I’ll get things done” And yet Night after night I find myself lying in bed at 1:30 am Staring blankly at my phone Watching anything I can get my hands on to escape And scrambling the next day to get anything I avoided done I think that I’m simply just escaping into another world To take a break from reality When really I’m avoiding everything that I need to get done I’ve been lying to myself for 1128 days today Because I cannot get myself motivated to do anything I tell myself that I'll get it done in a minute But I know it won't be done until weeks after it was due I thought it was simply just escapism But I am a devout avoidance practicer There is a difference between escapism and avoidance Because escapism is a temporary break to set your mind straight And avoidance is escaping everything at any cost.
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Mar 20, 2019
Mar 20, 2019 at 5:10 PM UTC
the difference between escapism and avoidance
Here, now, summer is synonymous with loneliness, Scorching heat with empty houses and empty driveways. In a few hours, your room with a future lost Out of my own free will, And the beach we used to frequent will be synonymous with the ghosts of hope and a lover scorned. I called my uncle today and I almost cried. His voice is synonymous with love unconditional and pure, As he half-jokingly admits that he loves me more than my siblings Because When I was young and sat on his shoulders and drooled on his hair, I was synonymous with daughter years before he had his own. As I text my friends, snort at their jokes and cringe at their mistakes, I wonder What am I synonymous with?
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Jul 19, 2018
Jul 19, 2018 at 1:42 PM UTC
Synonyms
Stars like blood-drops from a wing that couldn't move       And like a feel of mercy in the abyss of the sea in  rain       Stars filled in the night covered with the curtain of shadows          Like an ecstasy that is fading afar        And like synonyms of life that become voiceless               Like the west wind that is going long and long ways         And like spring-dreams seen in different times                 Like an attractive and indescribable smile            And like  sweet elixir of a beautiful song        There I hear only a heart- beat of the cosmic time          The rider has been tired of seeing an unseen destiny            My heart is burning though a nest it is           Will you give a shed of tears ever for me             (originally written in MALAYALAM language,INDIA,kerala. translated into ENGLISH by the poet Girish Puliyoor. written in 2006)
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Oct 23, 2013
Oct 23, 2013 at 11:36 PM UTC
The Nest
Corruption and Seduction, twins living in discordant harmony. Firstly, Corruption lives in a crowded home, in the lamplit living rooms and in the starched collars and sore legged dining halls.         Seduction lives in the attic, and ghosts from room to room, leaning on others as it passes, like an injured soldier.              Guiding into places seldom spoken of and rarely trod. She asked him how he could change his mind so quickly. I think his mind was never made in the first place. Be it Corruption or Seduction, they live as synonyms and antonyms. A promise broken, words thrown aside or forgotten, a trust crumbling to dust. Credit this, not to one or the other, but to both, working for each other to accomplish the objectives laid at their feet by the gods. Moments of weakness, burdened with fear and doubt, belong to this indecent pair.          Scoffed by most, yet intimately known to all, Corruption and Seduction manipulate and corrugate.
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Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 1:23 PM UTC
Corruption and Seduction
For me, the naked and the **** (By lexicographers construed As synonyms that should express The same deficiency of dress Or shelter) stand as wide apart As love from lies, or truth from art. Lovers without reproach will gaze On bodies naked and ablaze; The Hippocratic eye will see In nakedness, anatomy; And naked shines the Goddess when She mounts her lion among men. The **** are bold, the **** are sly To hold each treasonable eye. While draping by a showman's trick Their dishabille in rhetoric, They grin a mock-religious grin Of scorn at those of naked skin. The naked, therefore, who compete Against the **** may know defeat; Yet when they both together tread The briary pastures of the dead, By Gorgons with long whips pursued, How naked go the sometime ****
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a virtual network is the perfect place for an alien intelligence to infiltrate; passing as any number of avatars & spreading an anti-human philosophy in the war between robots & aliens w/ humanity no longer a factor, the robots freely the pummel the aliens w/ devastating laser precision; the aliens retaliating w/ hot magnets to heat the polymer machines to the melting point; the aliens unaware of the earth's default nuclear arsenal; triggered to explode as a last resort; mankind & machine joined as one & as the aliens land their ground forces a slight tremor becomes a supernova & the entire alien fleet is blown out of spacetime w/ such fiery havoc, the never seen & long extinct mankind becomes legendary for its viciousness hav·oc/ˈhavək/noun noun: havoc 1.        widespread destruction. "the hurricane ripped through Florida,                                       causing havoc" synonyms: devastation, destruction, damage, desolation, ruination, ruin; disaster, catastrophe "the hurricane caused havoc" great confusion or disorder. "schoolchildren wreaking havoc in the classroom" synonyms: disorder, chaos, disruption, mayhem, bedlam, pandemonium, turmoil, tumult, uproar; commotion, furor, a three-ring circus; informal:                                          hullabaloo "hyperactive children create havoc" verb: archaic: havoc; 3rd person present: havocs; past tense: havocked; past participle: havocked; gerund or present participle: havocking [               ].   (                   ) 1.                      lay waste to; devastate. late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French havok, alteration of Old French havot, of unknown origin; the word was originally used in the phrase ‘cry havoc’; (Old French crier havot )         ‘to give an army the order - havoc,’ the signal for plundering
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 8:04 PM UTC
War of the Words [... | ...]
a virtual network is the perfect place for an alien intelligence to infiltrate; passing as any number of avatars & spreading an anti-human philosophy in the war between robots & aliens w/ humanity no longer a factor, the robots freely the pummel the aliens w/ devastating laser precision; the aliens retaliating w/ hot magnets to heat the polymer machines to the melting point; the aliens unaware of the earth's default nuclear arsenal; triggered to explode as a last resort; mankind & machine joined as one & as the aliens land their ground forces a slight tremor becomes a supernova & the entire alien fleet is blown out of spacetime w/ such fiery havoc, the never seen & long extinct mankind becomes legendary for its viciousness hav·oc/ˈhavək/noun noun: havoc 1.        widespread destruction. "the hurricane ripped through Florida,                                       causing havoc" synonyms: devastation, destruction, damage, desolation, ruination, ruin; disaster, catastrophe "the hurricane caused havoc" great confusion or disorder. "schoolchildren wreaking havoc in the classroom" synonyms: disorder, chaos, disruption, mayhem, bedlam, pandemonium, turmoil, tumult, uproar; commotion, furor, a three-ring circus; informal:                                          hullabaloo "hyperactive children create havoc" verb: archaic: havoc; 3rd person present: havocs; past tense: havocked; past participle: havocked; gerund or present participle: havocking [               ].   (                   ) 1.                      lay waste to; devastate. late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French havok, alteration of Old French havot, of unknown origin; the word was originally used in the phrase ‘cry havoc’; (Old French crier havot )         ‘to give an army the order - havoc,’ the signal for plundering
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for logic to work, certain coordination words must be excluded from ever attain a thesaurus privilege, certain words must attain the same consistency as numbers already present, for worded logic to work, certain words cannot entertain synonyms or antonyms, and must be freed from the shackles of sophistry. can one animate object truly objectify another animate object? i ask, because this supposed feminist narrative of man objectifying a woman seems rather bogus - as i have to reiterate - can an animate object truly objectify another animate object?            i "think" (i.e. "i" deny) this to be highly unlikely, near impossible...                   i am innately inclined to the puritanical observation, that i can only objectify an inanimate object, point being: a man can no more objectify a woman than an animate object can make an animate an inanimate object without having to subject himself to hammering a nail into a plank of wood: using a hammer. how can an animate object (a man) objectify another animate object (a woman) - without, first of all objectifying a part of him as quasi-inanimate, namely his phallus?   women do not seem to be complaining about objectification of a woman, rather, a man objectifying his member -   and isn't that the point, to posses an object that you're not subject to obeying?                              once more how can a woman be objectified, when in fact man is attempting to de-subjective himself from his genitalia?                          an animate object can't objectify an animate object -                             since the contradiction is: both are in animation...                   the only time objectification happens is when an animate object subject an inanimate object into a purpose... a hammer is hardly a woman, while is hammer one-dimensional,    a woman is either mother, sister, vice,       a one night stand, a girlfriend, or a wife...    women are never objectified -    they are subject to the self-objectifiction of man, by man alone... and if you think that's post-modernist jargon, let me spell it out for you: T, O, G, E, T, A, H, A, R, D, O, N. objectification happens when an animate object subjects / encompasses an inanimate object into a subject of the animate object's intent...         unless of course you care to disclose a fetish for necrophilia... since only in necrophilia are women actually objectified.
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Nov 3, 2017
Nov 3, 2017 at 8:34 PM UTC
objectification / necrophilia
for logic to work, certain coordination words must be excluded from ever attain a thesaurus privilege, certain words must attain the same consistency as numbers already present, for worded logic to work, certain words cannot entertain synonyms or antonyms, and must be freed from the shackles of sophistry. can one animate object truly objectify another animate object? i ask, because this supposed feminist narrative of man objectifying a woman seems rather bogus - as i have to reiterate - can an animate object truly objectify another animate object?            i "think" (i.e. "i" deny) this to be highly unlikely, near impossible...                   i am innately inclined to the puritanical observation, that i can only objectify an inanimate object, point being: a man can no more objectify a woman than an animate object can make an animate an inanimate object without having to subject himself to hammering a nail into a plank of wood: using a hammer. how can an animate object (a man) objectify another animate object (a woman) - without, first of all objectifying a part of him as quasi-inanimate, namely his phallus?   women do not seem to be complaining about objectification of a woman, rather, a man objectifying his member -   and isn't that the point, to posses an object that you're not subject to obeying?                              once more how can a woman be objectified, when in fact man is attempting to de-subjective himself from his genitalia?                          an animate object can't objectify an animate object -                             since the contradiction is: both are in animation...                   the only time objectification happens is when an animate object subject an inanimate object into a purpose... a hammer is hardly a woman, while is hammer one-dimensional,    a woman is either mother, sister, vice,       a one night stand, a girlfriend, or a wife...    women are never objectified -    they are subject to the self-objectifiction of man, by man alone... and if you think that's post-modernist jargon, let me spell it out for you: T, O, G, E, T, A, H, A, R, D, O, N. objectification happens when an animate object subjects / encompasses an inanimate object into a subject of the animate object's intent...         unless of course you care to disclose a fetish for necrophilia... since only in necrophilia are women actually objectified.
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A good day, today was a good day Laughter and joy came out to play But happiness can never stay
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
Nightfall and Darkness Aren't Synonyms, Are They?
Someone undeserving of my devotion, ugly and beautiful, whispers that scratch up all my dreams, crazy glue, a strutting rooster, cocking its vibrant scarlet head back and forth, a wolf crooning into the night, only to eat me a minute later, an ornately decorated box, containing a demon of possession, a precious ******* up vinyl record, an expensive bugatti that everyone wants but no one can get, a snake, venomous, but protective of her eggs, really just scared, a lamppost that's tired of it's job.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 3:22 PM UTC
Synonyms (for you)
I look at my teachers Who stand in the very front Of every single class And teach me how to be How to grow and learn And be well rounded I think of everything they know All which they have learned From textbooks And from life All of which they share And that of which they don't I think of their kindness Sometimes their hatred How they smile and joke Or judge and yell Why they are who they are And how they came to be I think about their days Every day is spent Within four walls With hundreds of teens Who hardly give a **** And how they get through it I think about their thoughts The knowledge they hold And if what they're teaching us Is what really needs to be taught And if what they have to say Is really what they need to say I look at them all And I wonder What they could teach What I could learn From each and every one of them If the time and place and opportunity Were given to us And it makes me sad To think that All of my teachers And my professors Are all going to die before me And I'll never know I'll never learn I'll never grow From what they know But never told Because they only talked about Synonyms or the quadratic equation Or all the periodic elements And they never talked about What is most important in life So we never know the important things like Laughing And pain And having your heart broken And crying for all the right reasons And why we are the way we are And how to get where we're going And having dreams And participating in life And telling people that you love them And understanding death And understanding life And how to save lives And to be open and vulnerable And knowing that everything is going to be okay Even if it's not Because that's what truly matters on life It makes me sad to think That people go through life Without ever knowing All of the important things about life Because no one ever told them And they never experienced them So what are we doing? Why do we go to school To learn about things that matter But don't really matter In the end? Because in the end, You don't think about Synonyms or the quadratic equation Or all the periodic elements You think about your life And the the people, Even the teachers Who got you through it And made that difference You think about those few Oh, so few Teachers who taught you The important things About life And how that Made all the difference
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 4:03 PM UTC
Teachers
I look at my teachers Who stand in the very front Of every single class And teach me how to be How to grow and learn And be well rounded I think of everything they know All which they have learned From textbooks And from life All of which they share And that of which they don't I think of their kindness Sometimes their hatred How they smile and joke Or judge and yell Why they are who they are And how they came to be I think about their days Every day is spent Within four walls With hundreds of teens Who hardly give a **** And how they get through it I think about their thoughts The knowledge they hold And if what they're teaching us Is what really needs to be taught And if what they have to say Is really what they need to say I look at them all And I wonder What they could teach What I could learn From each and every one of them If the time and place and opportunity Were given to us And it makes me sad To think that All of my teachers And my professors Are all going to die before me And I'll never know I'll never learn I'll never grow From what they know But never told Because they only talked about Synonyms or the quadratic equation Or all the periodic elements And they never talked about What is most important in life So we never know the important things like Laughing And pain And having your heart broken And crying for all the right reasons And why we are the way we are And how to get where we're going And having dreams And participating in life And telling people that you love them And understanding death And understanding life And how to save lives And to be open and vulnerable And knowing that everything is going to be okay Even if it's not Because that's what truly matters on life It makes me sad to think That people go through life Without ever knowing All of the important things about life Because no one ever told them And they never experienced them So what are we doing? Why do we go to school To learn about things that matter But don't really matter In the end? Because in the end, You don't think about Synonyms or the quadratic equation Or all the periodic elements You think about your life And the the people, Even the teachers Who got you through it And made that difference You think about those few Oh, so few Teachers who taught you The important things About life And how that Made all the difference
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my first a lion inside a boy a full moon (i thought you gave off light; you only reflected mine) a breathless english winter, pale and icy an explorer of collar bones and thighs and shoulder blades my love, my life the loveliest flower, or perhaps an entire garden a time traveller (you showed me the world at 5.30am) a stupid teenage boy july 28th to november 4th a semicolon - a story to be continued;
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 1:58 AM UTC
synonyms (for you)
Boredom #2 I’ve never seen so many synonyms for one small noun, Blocking maturation and enjoy-dom: Boredom. “Weariness, ennui: frustration; Restlessness, dissatisfaction, unconcern: frustration; Lethargy, lassitude, flatness and frustration; Dreariness, repetitiveness, apathy: frustration; Tedium, monotony, dullness. yes, frustration.” Can it be overcome, this boredom? No more war - the boredom won, Exchanged for something more like fun? It can. A friend who, when we speak, says, “It’s a part of nature…has no answer...” Reasoning fallacious, She is wrong as wrong can be And her reasoning a fallacy. Awake at night: hormones, full moons; The glut of light: electric gadgets and devices, Radios that play a song too strong, too long.. A trick I’ve learned that’s brought results; A knack, a shortcut worth consulting Is to train the brain to focus on/in/with the brain; Travel round in, sense and feel… Make it real – as if you really feel The part you aim at, frame then tame. In seconds you’ve an object that’s becomes a subject. Boredom fled, you freed, You and your mood well pleased, released And taken places least expected, Un-objected to by you, The burden boredom’s through. And doomed! Boredom 11.24.2016/ #2 revised 2..16.2017 Revelations Big & Small; Definitely Didactic; Arlene Corwin
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Feb 16, 2017
Feb 16, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
Boredom #2
The simplicity of complex The pattern of disorder As the thin line between love and hate Between reality and dream Are vulnerable, corruptible The free will is a dream The absence of submission is a dream A dream of spontaneity of a rational mind Conformity seen as a synonym of happiness Nonconformity seen as a synonym of craziness These paradoxes of synonyms and antonyms, Of simplicity and complexity, Of dream and reality, Makes life seem to be already written, As if reality were just a story With all this characters not living, but acting According to rules implanted. WE LIVE IN A CAGE WHERE DREAM IS THE ONLY ESCAPE. The advertising of sensationalism Or might I say: A distraction of the cage, A seduction for conformity, A beam of war and poverty to keep us blind, Drunken of sorrows of others And to thank the Lord for what we have. These are some of the bars of the cage Bars to be broken with science and art and knowledge Or as some may say: with craziness.
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Mar 11, 2012
Mar 11, 2012 at 4:31 PM UTC
CAGE
Oakes-photo, hypocrisy and flagrant mirky plateau. Brimming celestial warrants overcrowding public housing systems. North-South lights, sell costly iPhone Apps; and then there are Social Societies of non-verbal delight. Password protected non-profitable and over-costly educations of no reward or biblical synonyms. Catastrophizing hash-tag dot.com. Weary party going poster children with glowing anemone guts, fruity looped cantlings, ravenous scattered supper clubbed coughing up ******* on their strange and central affairs unit. Overcome the candisation and sugary affairs of any of the ***** and pops that erstwhile matter less and less. We are speaking of nomenclatures that don't arise. Promises and by which confession aloof romanticizes every Tom dicking Mary that carries the theory of sustainable energy, prussian blue, and irregular browsing.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 4:46 AM UTC
Irregular Browsing: A Temperamental Prussian Blue