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"tabitha" poems
The day I opened a Bible was a tale of two cities, The best and the worst of times, I could no longer lay back and leave the sand in my hourglass, watch the days of my life drift, while logans lurk, wolverine around the brook in the forest, looking to claw the hope away, make a ridge between the family I claimed to love. There seems to be harmony in passions, But not even Timmy knows which spell Tabitha will cast to cause more division. The continent of the canine always barking with it's mouth open, Feed me, We cry, now we are fat with corruption, preying on the piety of poverty, prophiting leviathans, the cultish land with a superstition, fearful never able to hear the mission. We hold fast but not to the word, starving ourselves from understanding, traditions trump truth, as we defecate more dangerous nonsense into our ear holes, perhaps we're better off, we have some peace and food, we don't have the rat race, maybe I've been too sheltered, failing to truly discern the state of the land that houses me. I couldn't even see that my house was burning but it was cool if  it was watered down by a firetruck . I used to think that every African knows Jesus. Sometimes I act like I don't. -Kanyanta
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 3:11 PM UTC
Every African knows Jesus
I turn a year old next September. Meow, I'm getting bigger. I think the old man is cooking something, but I can't see him. He yelled an awful lot at the little girl before he hurried out the door. He was in such a hurry that he forgot to leave her any money this time. Something is definitely cooking. It doesn't smell good. It must be people food. The little girl is taking a nap. Tired thing, she couldn't even make it back to bed. Face down on the floor, I thought she said she'd never do that? I suppose the old man had finally convinced her to try it. Sleep sounds really good right now. Actually, food sounds really good right now. Actually, scratching the **** out of some curtains sounds really good right now. I must find some curtains, there aren't any hanging from the window. Weren't they there just a second ago? There's some strange light dancing where they usually would be. There are strange lights everywhere; is it already New Year's again? No, it couldn't be. I turn a year old in September. I guess I'll just scratch at the carpet a bit, and then I'll find some food. There might be food in my bowl on the counter, right by where the old man's money would normally be. What a weird day, even the air tastes strange. It tastes heavy. Maybe if the little girl forgot to feed me, I can try filling up on this black air. Such a good girl! She remembered to feed me, now I don't have to wake her up. Yet! The dancing lights look so pretty from atop the counter. I'm reminded of looking out the window at night. So soft . . . so warm . . . I can practically hear music. These must be what street lights look like up close. I wonder if any of these lights are a moon? I hope so, I really like moons. The little girl always sings a nursery rhyme with a cat, a fiddle and a moon. I wonder what a fiddle is; maybe I should get one? Maybe the little girl will get me one for my birthday. I turn a year old in September, I met the little girl when I was just a week old. She said I looked cute and innocent, and I had a long life ahead of me. She said she would make sure I had a better life than her. Meow, that's really sad. I would go cheer her up, but it's so warm and I'm getting really sleepy. Maybe I'll just wait by her until she wakes up. What a mess! She must have spilled some of that "wine" stuff on the floor. Poor dear, she's face down in a pool of the stuff. I hope she gets a chance to see all the pretty lights. I lick her cheek before I make my climb and curl up on her back. She's a really nice girl. I like her. She named me Tabitha. Silly little girl, I'm not a tabby cat. I have all white fur. At least, I did. There are some black spots in my coat meow.
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Jan 20, 2014
Jan 20, 2014 at 11:40 PM UTC
Tabby in a Burning Apartment
I turn a year old next September. Meow, I'm getting bigger. I think the old man is cooking something, but I can't see him. He yelled an awful lot at the little girl before he hurried out the door. He was in such a hurry that he forgot to leave her any money this time. Something is definitely cooking. It doesn't smell good. It must be people food. The little girl is taking a nap. Tired thing, she couldn't even make it back to bed. Face down on the floor, I thought she said she'd never do that? I suppose the old man had finally convinced her to try it. Sleep sounds really good right now. Actually, food sounds really good right now. Actually, scratching the **** out of some curtains sounds really good right now. I must find some curtains, there aren't any hanging from the window. Weren't they there just a second ago? There's some strange light dancing where they usually would be. There are strange lights everywhere; is it already New Year's again? No, it couldn't be. I turn a year old in September. I guess I'll just scratch at the carpet a bit, and then I'll find some food. There might be food in my bowl on the counter, right by where the old man's money would normally be. What a weird day, even the air tastes strange. It tastes heavy. Maybe if the little girl forgot to feed me, I can try filling up on this black air. Such a good girl! She remembered to feed me, now I don't have to wake her up. Yet! The dancing lights look so pretty from atop the counter. I'm reminded of looking out the window at night. So soft . . . so warm . . . I can practically hear music. These must be what street lights look like up close. I wonder if any of these lights are a moon? I hope so, I really like moons. The little girl always sings a nursery rhyme with a cat, a fiddle and a moon. I wonder what a fiddle is; maybe I should get one? Maybe the little girl will get me one for my birthday. I turn a year old in September, I met the little girl when I was just a week old. She said I looked cute and innocent, and I had a long life ahead of me. She said she would make sure I had a better life than her. Meow, that's really sad. I would go cheer her up, but it's so warm and I'm getting really sleepy. Maybe I'll just wait by her until she wakes up. What a mess! She must have spilled some of that "wine" stuff on the floor. Poor dear, she's face down in a pool of the stuff. I hope she gets a chance to see all the pretty lights. I lick her cheek before I make my climb and curl up on her back. She's a really nice girl. I like her. She named me Tabitha. Silly little girl, I'm not a tabby cat. I have all white fur. At least, I did. There are some black spots in my coat meow.
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A ring of futility The patience game is not for the faint heart Watching them tear your confidence apart, Pulling the flesh from your backbone Creaks give way to breaking Shattering of nerves Plucking away the feathers of hope Bare naked and goosepimpled The carvery lays waiting An unceremonious carving Beligerant twisted barbs of lies They think they have power They think the can destroy me I almost thought they could too, But as they say reputation is king And mine speaks flesh to my bones I pick the scales off one by one Their pious deception no match for my holy inception A twisted fork tongue lays deep in its own rotted flesh How the snakehole swallows it's own creator Writhing in contorted panic as it's own truth flashes in its eyes I may well be torn down every shred of pride Only to rise a new and free from their serpentry While they taste the bitter poison in their own sad tales They never had real faith And mine was never afraid of being tested They forgot the sage old saying Death trampling on death Arise Tabitha and sin is no more And nor is the serpent whom devours its self.
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Jun 4, 2019
Jun 4, 2019 at 5:58 AM UTC
The Serpent Devours Itself
the pig named Tabitha,a sweet,impressionable little pig, dosent know her quarters,front from hind. Tabitha has a friend,a wild boar named trent, tis a wonder how he lasted open season. tabitha lived with farmer ken,he adored tabitha so. farmer ken smothered tabitha with his love , cause ******* he loved tabitha so. trent the knave,fed on her indecision and led her astray. pass the farm and you'll hear farmer ken pine, cause tabitha dosent know her quarters front from hind.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 5:24 PM UTC
a pig named Tabitha
Roaming the fields of love With his Heart in a dark glove He saw from a far distance A creature with perfect appearance This creature was rather perfect It hit like a storybook affect She gazed the hallway With some sort of allay Her presence to him felt affray Like some sort of aggressive lay It felt like an ever winding journey through the blear So far away from here, Yet trying to draw them near He came close asked her name with a delay of response; she smiled and said: Tabitha is mine name. With a look of satisfaction on his face He smiled and murmured to himself "Little Girl" And there they both knew It was meant to be Or was it? He gave her flowers everyday But; She picked all the pedals off of all the flowers But in her heart; She knew he loved her Or did he? _Debbie Doll
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Jan 11, 2019
Jan 11, 2019 at 4:47 PM UTC
Tabitha
A Poem: "Amotekun Dee" "Kere oh, Omode gbo. T'agba gbo" "Oba ni kin wi fun yin oh!" "Amotekun deeeeeeeee" "Eyin omo Odua, ee gbo mi bi?" "Irorun de, omi tun tun wo lu" "Eyin temi aji lala osho. Eyin Omo okun Esin" "Won ma sare kabakaba" "Mo wi re, tabitha mi o wi re?" "Amotekun deeeeeee" We will block the gap and protect all and sundry We'll patrol with Eagle eyes It shall be "No nonsense here" in our region With robust intelligence gathering and network And we will proceed with extreme caution Within the ambits of the law shall we operate There shall be no sleep for the wicked Peace, it has long eluded our lands We have been invaded by uncircumcised Philistines But not anymore, "O to geeee" Who else knows our terrain better than our locals You got a pass mark my Governors And I am proud to be "Ofe mmanu"" "Ejo, ema je wo ni owo osu oh!" Lest they begin to see friends as foes "Amotekun de...Oju eje...." "Iyalaya gbogbo won" "Koni kaluku di omo Iya re mu.." "A ko fosi rara nile Odua" "Awi fun won ti ti, won jo gbo" Odua a gbewa ooo. "Oya, awon daaa? Gbefunwon kososhi" Why carry guns when we can enchant them? We have been pushed to the wall Our hands on the plough, no going back "This one no be se re se re" "Omoluabi is a talk and do" We stoop and let them trample on us" Little do they know we are fooling the fools Those who thinks they are fooling us Watch it, we can be cunning and deceitful But when it comes to our collective goal The bond that binds us strong And our walls, a mighty fortress In a nutshell, "Ki eku ile gbo o" "Ko si so fun to ojo oh" We are regional and not tribal We will listen before we judge We will treat all fairly as our ancestors did We will not allow the "Cobra Effect" permeate Amotekun This, we all know, is peace at last! Passing Amotekun bill is a legislative masterstroke For all who saw this to fruition May "Eledumare" grant you all your "positive" heart desires "Mo wi re, tabi mi o wi re bi" Amotekun deeee"
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Aug 11, 2020
Aug 11, 2020 at 3:07 PM UTC
"Amotekun Dee"
A Poem: "Amotekun Dee" "Kere oh, Omode gbo. T'agba gbo" "Oba ni kin wi fun yin oh!" "Amotekun deeeeeeeee" "Eyin omo Odua, ee gbo mi bi?" "Irorun de, omi tun tun wo lu" "Eyin temi aji lala osho. Eyin Omo okun Esin" "Won ma sare kabakaba" "Mo wi re, tabitha mi o wi re?" "Amotekun deeeeeee" We will block the gap and protect all and sundry We'll patrol with Eagle eyes It shall be "No nonsense here" in our region With robust intelligence gathering and network And we will proceed with extreme caution Within the ambits of the law shall we operate There shall be no sleep for the wicked Peace, it has long eluded our lands We have been invaded by uncircumcised Philistines But not anymore, "O to geeee" Who else knows our terrain better than our locals You got a pass mark my Governors And I am proud to be "Ofe mmanu"" "Ejo, ema je wo ni owo osu oh!" Lest they begin to see friends as foes "Amotekun de...Oju eje...." "Iyalaya gbogbo won" "Koni kaluku di omo Iya re mu.." "A ko fosi rara nile Odua" "Awi fun won ti ti, won jo gbo" Odua a gbewa ooo. "Oya, awon daaa? Gbefunwon kososhi" Why carry guns when we can enchant them? We have been pushed to the wall Our hands on the plough, no going back "This one no be se re se re" "Omoluabi is a talk and do" We stoop and let them trample on us" Little do they know we are fooling the fools Those who thinks they are fooling us Watch it, we can be cunning and deceitful But when it comes to our collective goal The bond that binds us strong And our walls, a mighty fortress In a nutshell, "Ki eku ile gbo o" "Ko si so fun to ojo oh" We are regional and not tribal We will listen before we judge We will treat all fairly as our ancestors did We will not allow the "Cobra Effect" permeate Amotekun This, we all know, is peace at last! Passing Amotekun bill is a legislative masterstroke For all who saw this to fruition May "Eledumare" grant you all your "positive" heart desires "Mo wi re, tabi mi o wi re bi" Amotekun deeee"
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Its a long list of things I'd like to say But none can match up To the fact that we no longer talk For reasons I dont care for I was the only one with feelings And you misguided me Held my hand and lied to me Told me you felt the same But when push came to shove Light bulbs went out Breakers were turned off And every square mile Lost power in your heart My idiocy led me to believe It could still work Candles I lite Just to find my way to you But nothing was enough We waged war against each other I fought to show you Feelings can travel any distance Its the effort of reaching That's too much for you It doesn't matter anymore This will be my last poem to you You're a weight on my mind Wondering if you're ok If work has been any better If you still think of me I want to say I dont care In reality I would be lying You drove me crazy for 3 years Even when I couldn't talk to you Or when I failed to keep a promise I have done nothing but love you And that was my fault You'll probably tell I'm not to blame Dont worry, I still have conversations With your voice in my head And sure that makes me sound insane But we both already knew That's what made me a better writer If I could change anything It would be the distance That kept us apart for so long Yet when finality of words comes So to does my last I love you I've written you a total of 8 letters Each I burned Because the phrase up in smoke Applied for 3 years worth of love Of tears you shed that I couldn't wipe away Of lonely nights I couldn't get you through Of restless days when the weight Of everything took its toll Maybe it really is best for a final goodbye For one last poem One last sign That my feelings were true But with every passing second I realize everything was just a lie You never really loved me You had to love the idea of me There's not much to love in me Its all violence and chaos Desolation within twisted compulsions That always seem to throw me back Into the lions den of emotions Tabitha, I still have your number Its written on every wall in my head I memorized it so I wouldn't forget That on the other line of that number Was a voice repeating simple You're crazy And the way you tried to go ghetto When you're as white as mayo I really hope everything is at its best I'm sure it got better with me gone And I didn't forget your birthday I just didn't want to bother you I figure me gone Makes a happier you So its time for me to go Sincerely, Robert L. Guerrero
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 8:48 AM UTC
Dear Tabitha
Its a long list of things I'd like to say But none can match up To the fact that we no longer talk For reasons I dont care for I was the only one with feelings And you misguided me Held my hand and lied to me Told me you felt the same But when push came to shove Light bulbs went out Breakers were turned off And every square mile Lost power in your heart My idiocy led me to believe It could still work Candles I lite Just to find my way to you But nothing was enough We waged war against each other I fought to show you Feelings can travel any distance Its the effort of reaching That's too much for you It doesn't matter anymore This will be my last poem to you You're a weight on my mind Wondering if you're ok If work has been any better If you still think of me I want to say I dont care In reality I would be lying You drove me crazy for 3 years Even when I couldn't talk to you Or when I failed to keep a promise I have done nothing but love you And that was my fault You'll probably tell I'm not to blame Dont worry, I still have conversations With your voice in my head And sure that makes me sound insane But we both already knew That's what made me a better writer If I could change anything It would be the distance That kept us apart for so long Yet when finality of words comes So to does my last I love you I've written you a total of 8 letters Each I burned Because the phrase up in smoke Applied for 3 years worth of love Of tears you shed that I couldn't wipe away Of lonely nights I couldn't get you through Of restless days when the weight Of everything took its toll Maybe it really is best for a final goodbye For one last poem One last sign That my feelings were true But with every passing second I realize everything was just a lie You never really loved me You had to love the idea of me There's not much to love in me Its all violence and chaos Desolation within twisted compulsions That always seem to throw me back Into the lions den of emotions Tabitha, I still have your number Its written on every wall in my head I memorized it so I wouldn't forget That on the other line of that number Was a voice repeating simple You're crazy And the way you tried to go ghetto When you're as white as mayo I really hope everything is at its best I'm sure it got better with me gone And I didn't forget your birthday I just didn't want to bother you I figure me gone Makes a happier you So its time for me to go Sincerely, Robert L. Guerrero
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Lonely nights and empty chest This Valentines day is just like another day Valentine less since 2009 Each chocolate whispering I love you I love you not Every rose pedal wilting I know I dont want temporary I want something meaningful and almost permanent Never know he might die before me or me before him Oh I forgot to introduce myself I'm Tabitha, I'm 18, 19 eventually I have a cute little white girl ***** ***** just big enough for me I'm a simple poet Look at me being creepy Trying to sell myself to somebody I think this chocolate was laced I'm rambling God why does love always get confusing I like guys too far away Or people eventually leaving behind closed doors Maybe I'm destined to be some old cat lady person Anyways I'm going back to work Maybe I'll get a valentine tonight Even though he's cute and a poet too He's so weird but that perfect weird But again he's too far away At least I get to hear his voice When I get off work I guess we can call it a date
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 8:07 PM UTC
Diary of Broken Souls (Tabitha's Story)
The periapt otiose stone helotage that the tactiturn builders Rejected at Golgotha, bode the heart of Heaven has now Become the corner-stone henting the regal worm of worms With temerity of the spire of spires; And they look ignominious Upon the necromancer that they pierced testifying a vision of Living beings, a saviour, an insuperable scorned man, The maxim of kings, the miracle man of blood and water Invidiously feeling despised crying out loud; ''Eloi, Eloi, Lema Sabachthani'', Whom the ill-starred crucified and divided purloin his robes At the rolling of dice. Yet still God raised from death much alike The Nazarene himself had disintered Lazarus, resurrecting after Four days his friend buried at Bethany; alike too Tabitha Which (Simon), Peter, presented before the widows and believers commanding alive in the name of the Almighty Holy Lord From the clutches of the darkened Sun, clinging to the Dark side of the moon within a star-less sky Annointed the way to the Father. ELEETE J MUIR
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Jan 28, 2018
Jan 28, 2018 at 9:35 PM UTC
Ashen Life Span
He calls her love like it's her first name, But something tells her that this isn't a game. Finally she gets a taste of something real, But her heart has  been hurt, It's not easy to steal. He's got what it takes to paint a smile on her face, Now she's wondering if she can do the same for him. He calls her love like it's her first name, She wears her heart on her sleeve without shame. {Tabitha's addition} Make this moment last forever The clock refuses to yield Pushing onward New troubles and temptations always come with time The boy stands strong the only one to put up a fight Things never stay the same The smile eventually fades But with this boy by her side it seems to always find a way to reappear upon her face
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May 23, 2012
May 23, 2012 at 12:26 AM UTC
Love Less.
Tabitha Tadpole can't seem to get it right She has been a tad slow for her entire life While all her friends are out playing leap frog Tabitha has yet to see her tail fall off All the ribbits that she hears makes it very clear Tab can't seem get herself out of first gear With all her friends time being spent growing shiny teeth Tongues that slurp, lungs that burp, legs to help them leap Tabitha finds she can only swim about How to morph into a frog, she's yet to find that out Though she's never lonely in her dark green slimy pond There's thousands more tadpoles like her where Tabitha comes from While all the friends that she makes one day hop away As all tadpoles turn into frogs when natures call they all obey All except for Tabitha who may never know The taste of fly's when they tickle the sides as they slide down the throat Poor Tabitha may never figure it all out And until then she'll continue to swim chasing her own tail
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 9:10 PM UTC
Tabitha Tadpole
*Speak , preach , sing o'er the valley O' tabitha hardwoods With stately pines reaching for the heavens , Cast thy likeness across the placid waters , beside - wire-grass boulevards , along the morning ploughland , 'neath red maple carpets , sycamore narrow and Appalachian hillside* ...
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 4:10 PM UTC
The Morning Song ...
Dear Grandma, Dear Mom, Dear Pops, Dear Bruce, Dear Travis, Dear David, Dear Vanessa, Dear Tifani, Dear All My Trusty Friends DEAR WORLD, I never understood the point of saying goodbye Half the time it was never good when we parted Onto other roads we'll travel Cardinal directions never crossing our paths Our own mazes we walked Labyrinths we struggled to get through I have a long list of goodbyes to get through Dear Tabitha, Guess I should mention you At least at some point in my final work After all it was you who opened me up An untrained surgeon Performing open heart surgery Nothing was left to suppress All my anger silenced Before your silence awoken it All the pain kept at bay Food to this hibernating monster Teddy bears have feelings too Only the darkest resides In the cave within my mountain chest This long list of goodbyes ends With a kiss and hopeful wishes You find the notes I left you all Goodbye was never a word I liked to use It was always later Well I know I'll never see you all ever again Ill be a cold breeze in your head As your hearts skip a beat A signal of my passing Some secrets are taken to the grave But I know some of you will chase The answers to why I left this earth In such a timely fashion I never sought empathy or pity Sympathy was never a thought I was blessed with I gave my all at this life Now its my turn to be silent As I lay my head down for the last time Knowing you all know I had you in my thoughts
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 2:27 AM UTC
Long List of Goodbyes