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The pigeons are sad The pigeons saw that The future comes with bad The pigeons were telling that The prophets born here The prophet know that It is the land of kind , welfare and tied The religions at that land The assembly of religions The peace between nations Were established there Here was the prophet David Who the mounts the trees , The stones and  the birds, Repeated his prays He governed with justice After him ,Solomon was gotten He governed with justice The welfare had increased And the peace with there The Romans occupied it And the injustice appeared The killing and the theft Were actually increased Here was born Jesus Who invited to peace At shortest and clear That was not admired By Romans or Jewish Who were there They planned to **** him The land became unfair The decreasing of welfare The increasing of fear Till the new nation appeared The new religion increased It called for justice It led to peace The Muslims achieved a victory As they built a great glory And they blockaded the land The patriarch man said," We didn’t give the keys Except to your leader Who is justice’s famous" They wore one of soldiers The smartest cloth They introduced him As the prince of Insurers as the caliph of Muslims The greatest patriarchs said," That is not the man we did Actually knew and have red At our book that mentioned Him actually as we saw awake." The leader of soldiers ordered To sent a letter to the caliph At bright city wide distance As he wanted to keep blood Out of bleeding He wanted not to **** The innocent people He didn’t want to bore His name over death His religion ordered them To save the innocent people To the caliph to came The caliph and a servant  moved The leader of the greatest land At that time, at that moment From the kind and light city He read the yassin of holy Quran that equals twenty Minutes For riding the donkey And his servants walks only Then the caliph got off only And the servant rode the donkey And they read the yassin for away To count and know time And mention the God only Then the caliph and servant  also Walked with their donkey To rest it also They keep reading yassin only Till they reached near the holy City that mentioned with  holy In Quran with great respect The turn is on the servant   To get  that donkey rode And the caliph would walk He said," my prince! I must Get down and you must Ride that donkey" He said," then I will be called Injustice caliph led the insurers To be injustice at every talkers And it is your turn If the air came to me smelt With good smell than yours If the water I drink Have more delicious than yours If I created from mud Made of silver and gold I will rode that animal And you must go walker Ride it my good insurer" The soldiers saw him They did great clutter They wanted to salute him The patriarch said with amazed," See what is that noise? He looked and said That is him , that is him!" The patriarch went and looked He counted patch in his The cloth of the greatest prince Of the greatest Nation motioned At the ancient, at the present He said," you are who is mentined! You are the caliph "Omar" was the caliph He gave them the safe deal That mentioned by his name The patriarch gave him the keys Of  Jerusalem to him The time for afternoon pray came The caliph prayed out the church The patriarch said Why you didn’t pray at that Place at the inner of the church Omar said if I prayed here The Muslims after that Say "Omar" prayed here And they took it To be a mosque indeed
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 4:38 AM UTC
The pigeons
The pigeons are sad The pigeons saw that The future comes with bad The pigeons were telling that The prophets born here The prophet know that It is the land of kind , welfare and tied The religions at that land The assembly of religions The peace between nations Were established there Here was the prophet David Who the mounts the trees , The stones and  the birds, Repeated his prays He governed with justice After him ,Solomon was gotten He governed with justice The welfare had increased And the peace with there The Romans occupied it And the injustice appeared The killing and the theft Were actually increased Here was born Jesus Who invited to peace At shortest and clear That was not admired By Romans or Jewish Who were there They planned to **** him The land became unfair The decreasing of welfare The increasing of fear Till the new nation appeared The new religion increased It called for justice It led to peace The Muslims achieved a victory As they built a great glory And they blockaded the land The patriarch man said," We didn’t give the keys Except to your leader Who is justice’s famous" They wore one of soldiers The smartest cloth They introduced him As the prince of Insurers as the caliph of Muslims The greatest patriarchs said," That is not the man we did Actually knew and have red At our book that mentioned Him actually as we saw awake." The leader of soldiers ordered To sent a letter to the caliph At bright city wide distance As he wanted to keep blood Out of bleeding He wanted not to **** The innocent people He didn’t want to bore His name over death His religion ordered them To save the innocent people To the caliph to came The caliph and a servant  moved The leader of the greatest land At that time, at that moment From the kind and light city He read the yassin of holy Quran that equals twenty Minutes For riding the donkey And his servants walks only Then the caliph got off only And the servant rode the donkey And they read the yassin for away To count and know time And mention the God only Then the caliph and servant  also Walked with their donkey To rest it also They keep reading yassin only Till they reached near the holy City that mentioned with  holy In Quran with great respect The turn is on the servant   To get  that donkey rode And the caliph would walk He said," my prince! I must Get down and you must Ride that donkey" He said," then I will be called Injustice caliph led the insurers To be injustice at every talkers And it is your turn If the air came to me smelt With good smell than yours If the water I drink Have more delicious than yours If I created from mud Made of silver and gold I will rode that animal And you must go walker Ride it my good insurer" The soldiers saw him They did great clutter They wanted to salute him The patriarch said with amazed," See what is that noise? He looked and said That is him , that is him!" The patriarch went and looked He counted patch in his The cloth of the greatest prince Of the greatest Nation motioned At the ancient, at the present He said," you are who is mentined! You are the caliph "Omar" was the caliph He gave them the safe deal That mentioned by his name The patriarch gave him the keys Of  Jerusalem to him The time for afternoon pray came The caliph prayed out the church The patriarch said Why you didn’t pray at that Place at the inner of the church Omar said if I prayed here The Muslims after that Say "Omar" prayed here And they took it To be a mosque indeed
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As Stong as the An African Elephant Yet were are supple and elegant. We are persuasive talkers so our words are very Eloquent. Crafted From man's rib and An earthly element is How God made the first Wombman in the old testiment. During the worlds development We somehow begun to be irrelevant Forgetting that we were designed as a help mate who is heaven sent. We shed Bloods for days sometimes a months without dying. Raising our children to Be Ladies and gentlemen whom are edifying. In our wombs a human life we are able carry. We are informational like a human dictionary. We store resoureful pieces of data like a library. Created with brown sugar, warm honey, cocoa and Gold. Out spirits are Radiently Bold. Our bodies are temples that can't be bought or sold. We have a Story that must be hear and told. We are the beautiful flowers in the month of May That Springs up and blooms in middle of noons day. We flourish just as the fluorescent blue jay, Whose mood is Joyful and gay. Our Skin absorbs the sun's Incandescent. Ray. Some may say, Our hair is ***** but Actually, Our hair just happens to defy gravity So we wear it upon our head proudly like a Crown because Living in socitey's prospective of what you should look like will weigh you down. You will stay stuck on being lost when you already have been found. Be about your fathers business and know you are Heaven bound. We are run life's race with meaning and purpose in our pace Even our walk is embedded with grace Nature's beauty smiles upon our face As We Wear God's love like a Pure Gold necklace that's trimmed with lace. The Strength we've gain Turned us into warriors from living the through the most Excruciating pain Thats the Reason we humbly pray as we sing and dance in the middle of the storm's rain. Our humility will continue to remain. We are women of Virtue I wrote this to encourage you Never let no one break, hurt or discourage you know who you belong to. And who deserves a Woman of your statue. For Being black Is Exhilarating And being a woman is Breathtaking but Being a Black Woman is an Honorary Identity that is Legendary.
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Nov 18, 2016
Nov 18, 2016 at 9:21 PM UTC
Dear Black Woman
As Stong as the An African Elephant Yet were are supple and elegant. We are persuasive talkers so our words are very Eloquent. Crafted From man's rib and An earthly element is How God made the first Wombman in the old testiment. During the worlds development We somehow begun to be irrelevant Forgetting that we were designed as a help mate who is heaven sent. We shed Bloods for days sometimes a months without dying. Raising our children to Be Ladies and gentlemen whom are edifying. In our wombs a human life we are able carry. We are informational like a human dictionary. We store resoureful pieces of data like a library. Created with brown sugar, warm honey, cocoa and Gold. Out spirits are Radiently Bold. Our bodies are temples that can't be bought or sold. We have a Story that must be hear and told. We are the beautiful flowers in the month of May That Springs up and blooms in middle of noons day. We flourish just as the fluorescent blue jay, Whose mood is Joyful and gay. Our Skin absorbs the sun's Incandescent. Ray. Some may say, Our hair is ***** but Actually, Our hair just happens to defy gravity So we wear it upon our head proudly like a Crown because Living in socitey's prospective of what you should look like will weigh you down. You will stay stuck on being lost when you already have been found. Be about your fathers business and know you are Heaven bound. We are run life's race with meaning and purpose in our pace Even our walk is embedded with grace Nature's beauty smiles upon our face As We Wear God's love like a Pure Gold necklace that's trimmed with lace. The Strength we've gain Turned us into warriors from living the through the most Excruciating pain Thats the Reason we humbly pray as we sing and dance in the middle of the storm's rain. Our humility will continue to remain. We are women of Virtue I wrote this to encourage you Never let no one break, hurt or discourage you know who you belong to. And who deserves a Woman of your statue. For Being black Is Exhilarating And being a woman is Breathtaking but Being a Black Woman is an Honorary Identity that is Legendary.
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It happens. Will it go on? ---- My mind a rock, No fingers to grip, no tongue, My god the iron lung That loves me, pumps My two Dust bags in and out, Will not Let me relapse While the day outside glides by like ticker tape. The night brings violets, Tapestries of eyes, Lights, The soft anonymous Talkers: 'You all right?' The starched, inaccessible breast. Dead egg, I lie Whole On a whole world I cannot touch, At the white, tight Drum of my sleeping couch Photographs visit me- My wife, dead and flat, in 1920 furs, Mouth full of pearls, Two girls As flat as she, who whisper 'We're your daughters.' The still waters Wrap my lips, Eyes, nose and ears, A clear Cellophane I cannot crack. On my bare back I smile, a buddha, all Wants, desire Falling from me like rings Hugging their lights. The claw Of the magnolia, Drunk on its own scents, Asks nothing of life.
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Paralytic
the hustle and bustle of the morning shuffle it's just enough to keep you up the stations and terminals are coated with sleep walkers and sleep talkers waiting for the inspiration to come to life that they always find at the bottom of empty coffee mugs and tea cups
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
Morning
This world is full of liars Cheaters Frauds Trash talkers No good doers And people who will hurt you But with you they don’t even exist, with you I feel my worries wash away
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Sep 26, 2019
Sep 26, 2019 at 1:57 PM UTC
This world
LET THERE BE LIGHT a fierce sun ****** vapors into a thunderous sky which wept sixty sextillion tears creating a riddled calibration: the river   time we came cells devouring cells metastasizing into life first cruel crawlers then stealthy stalkers wicked walkers   and finally THE terrible talkers blasphemers bending time asking WHY it flows ? we are they who have no shore to which to moor on the river, time
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Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 8:46 PM UTC
the river all
1 Beat! beat! drums!—Blow! bugles! blow! Through the windows—through doors—burst like a ruthless force, Into the solemn church, and scatter the congregation; Into the school where the scholar is studying; Leave not the bridegroom quiet—no happiness must he have now with his bride; Nor the peaceful farmer any peace, plowing his field or gathering his grain; So fierce you whirr and pound, you drums—so shrill you bugles blow. 2 Beat! beat! drums!—Blow! bugles! blow! Over the traffic of cities—over the rumble of wheels in the streets: Are beds prepared for sleepers at night in the houses? No sleepers must sleep in those beds; No bargainers’ bargains by day—no brokers or speculators—Would they continue? Would the talkers be talking? would the singer attempt to sing? Would the lawyer rise in the court to state his case before the judge? Then rattle quicker, heavier drums—you bugles wilder blow. 3 Beat! beat! drums!—Blow! bugles! blow! Make no parley—stop for no expostulation; Mind not the timid—mind not the weeper or prayer; Mind not the old man beseeching the young man; Let not the child’s voice be heard, nor the mother’s entreaties; Make even the trestles to shake the dead, where they lie awaiting the hearses, So strong you thump, O terrible drums—so loud you bugles blow.
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Beat! Beat! Drums!
Back when it took all day to come up from the curving broad ponds on the plains where the green-winged jacanas ran on the lily pads easing past tracks at the mouths of gorges crossing villages silted in hollows in the foothills each with its lime-washed church by the baked square of red earth and its talkers eating fruit under trees turning a corner and catching sight at last of inky forests far above steep as faces with the clouds stroking them and the glimmering airy valleys opening out of them waterfalls still roared from the folds of the mountain white and thundering and spray drifted around us swirling into the broad leaves and the waiting boughs once I took a tin cup and climbed the sluiced rocks and mossy branches beside one of the high falls looking up step by step into the green sky from which rain was falling when I looked back from a ledge there were only dripping leaves below me and flowers beside me the hissing cataract plunged into the trees holding on I moved closer left foot on a rock in the water right foot on a rock in deeper water at the edge of the fall then from under the weight of my right foot came a voice like a small bell singing over and over one clear treble syllable I could feel it move I could feel it ring in my foot in my skin everywhere in my ears in my hair I could feel it in my tongue and in the hand holding the cup as long as I stood there it went on without changing when I moved the cup still it went on when I filled the cup in the falling column still it went on when I drank it rang in my eyes through the thunder curtain when I filled the cup again when I raised my foot still it went on and all the way down from wet rock to wet rock green branch to green branch it came with me until I stood looking up and we drank the light water and when we went on we could still hear the sound as far as the next turn on the way over
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Hearing
Back when it took all day to come up from the curving broad ponds on the plains where the green-winged jacanas ran on the lily pads easing past tracks at the mouths of gorges crossing villages silted in hollows in the foothills each with its lime-washed church by the baked square of red earth and its talkers eating fruit under trees turning a corner and catching sight at last of inky forests far above steep as faces with the clouds stroking them and the glimmering airy valleys opening out of them waterfalls still roared from the folds of the mountain white and thundering and spray drifted around us swirling into the broad leaves and the waiting boughs once I took a tin cup and climbed the sluiced rocks and mossy branches beside one of the high falls looking up step by step into the green sky from which rain was falling when I looked back from a ledge there were only dripping leaves below me and flowers beside me the hissing cataract plunged into the trees holding on I moved closer left foot on a rock in the water right foot on a rock in deeper water at the edge of the fall then from under the weight of my right foot came a voice like a small bell singing over and over one clear treble syllable I could feel it move I could feel it ring in my foot in my skin everywhere in my ears in my hair I could feel it in my tongue and in the hand holding the cup as long as I stood there it went on without changing when I moved the cup still it went on when I filled the cup in the falling column still it went on when I drank it rang in my eyes through the thunder curtain when I filled the cup again when I raised my foot still it went on and all the way down from wet rock to wet rock green branch to green branch it came with me until I stood looking up and we drank the light water and when we went on we could still hear the sound as far as the next turn on the way over
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Its as if A solemn oath To reminiscence Had memories Had dreams Are you tired of me yet? It just seems A luxury given Fluffed pillows Explaining the simplicity of slumber Had a memory Your a dream Are you gone from me yet? It was fact Actuality Nirvana upon purple hills Had memories Haunted dreams Are you done with me yet? It was peaceful A gloomy rainy day A solemn oath A luxury given Fluffed pillows Nirvana upon purple hills Delicious night Filled by yellow pills Are you high off me yet? Its as if You were a memory Within a dream A haunted nightmare So it seemed Stuck in limbo Or purgatory No longer deserving your glory Naive Gentle Kisses Sweet and simple Sent me flying high Are you tired of me yet? Leave me to runaway I'm Wilson Castaway I am gone from you yet.. Nirvana on purple hills Fought the fray Are you done with me yet? Roaming To home im phoning Airplanes Night walkers Street and sweet talkers Getting high off me yet?
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May 14, 2013
May 14, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
Prom Night Memoir
the collar on my jacket is frayed but I have clothes on my back (just) the packaging is white with green print but I have food in my belly (of sorts) the soles talk and leak when I walk but I have boots on my feet (for now) so I’m OK (I suppose) ***** deep into the Smart Price ™ life this man, his daughters, his son and his wife where all their food comes at discounted price expired meat and rationed heat sweepings and fat wrapped in plastic the walk was wholly unexpected, but it was easy leaving the town where the forward leaning walkers were the slowest thinking talkers steeped in sugary urgency, and all the way we **** giltterballs and Skittles
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Apr 2, 2015
Apr 2, 2015 at 8:41 AM UTC
Small Mercies (Are Relative)
This trail leads to the animal crossing It fails to accommodate intrepid adventurers, Bushy tailed explorers, mountain climbers, Talkers to squirrels and chewers of pine pitch. The divine medicine denies us the headspace to believe we're really dead, The reclined estrogen felt good against twenty million years of insecurity Golden-layered, factually flawed It lay exposed for decades Rusting innards and misfiring sparks None of the heavy equipment does what it says Robot arms move with intensity No programmer yet programs tenderness The limiting factor has always attracted the acting crowd Always desperate for theatrical work they magically appear When it's clear that they're needed But heed the warnings, they're known to be cheaters; the people who say so could also be wife-beaters No need to wait for a stereotype Follow the one you haven't lost touch with
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 4:47 PM UTC
PM Automatic 3
There's a calmness to the air of the trailer park As the dumpster in the back slides to the right Underneath is where our Super Hero has his lair And where adventure starts out every night For years now it's been the same old routine Belches as he wobbles to his feet Throws the remote down on the beer stained couch Scratches his rear at the same time picking his teeth Yes, the night belongs to Beer Belly Batman Who spends his time fighting petty crime From spitting on the sidewalkers to mouth full of food talkers Putting them back in their place and back in line Sure he used to be a top notch crime fighter Evil forces he always did foil But after years and years of beating crime up The beating on him has taken its toll If the neighbors music is to loud feel free to call him Nothing he likes better than knocking heads of unruly kids Hey Punk! Pull Your Pants Up! Is his favorite motto... Giving Super Hero Wedges like nobody's biz I don't know about you but this much is true I always feel a little more safe and sound And sleep that much better at night Knowing there's a White Trash Super Hero around
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Mar 23, 2013
Mar 23, 2013 at 8:04 AM UTC
"Beer Belly Batman" White Trash Super Hero (Part One)
I'm at a place where the gangsters greet they come together like crackers and cheese at the table they speak over coffee they preach their opinion on the economy peace and war carried out intelligently I see and see all these old men, well older than me who came here to discuss matters that do not pertain to me slick talkers, joke crackers, wise guys, old guys, new kids on the come up anxious from the sun up all in the midst of a local diner where the buffalo roam the herd travels together to mix the latest words I wonder what they're doing the business they're discussing this is the place where they meet the gangsters of the city in here they're at peace but to educate the street it's violence they teach
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Jun 24, 2013
Jun 24, 2013 at 12:13 AM UTC
Gangster's Diner
sun girls: they’re all bright eyes and warm hands, they’ll kiss you on the cheek. beautiful freckles. glowing skin, sunflowers and paintbrushes gripped tightly in their hand. moon girls: dark clothes and a eyes-closed kind of grin, beat up sneakers and an arizona iced tea, hair that shines, they sparkle even in the dark. soft kisses that taste like spearmint. mercury girls: smooth talkers, could convince you to do anything. big eyes and round lips, hair tied up or tucked behind their ear. late night walks and quiet conversations. venus girls: lipgloss and breathless laughing, soft hands and tummy. kissing their girlfriend randomly. a voice like honey. hypnotizingly lovely. muffled music and strawberry lemonade. mars girls: quick winks and subtle smirks. would **** for you. a love deeper than the ocean, strong shoulders and collar bones. ****** knuckles healing over and tight hugs. neptune girls: dreamy girls, hazy around the edges. tilting their heads to the side and sleeping soundly. delicate hands and cherry chapstick. hot cups of tea served with knowing eyes. saturn girls: sharpened pencils tucked behind their ear. serious eyes with a hint of laughter. tapping their toes and paying attention. books piled high with the pages well loved. jupiter girls: moving their hips and applying lipstick. a smile that electrifies you and lips that entrance you. has a hundred admirers but loves the one girl she can’t have. red lights and excitement. pluto girls: confidence that carries through the air. tastes like energy drinks and lightning. crooked smile messy hair. continuous movement with no time to talk. gesturing hands and shuffling papers.
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Oct 12, 2017
Oct 12, 2017 at 9:16 AM UTC
some kinds of girls
sun girls: they’re all bright eyes and warm hands, they’ll kiss you on the cheek. beautiful freckles. glowing skin, sunflowers and paintbrushes gripped tightly in their hand. moon girls: dark clothes and a eyes-closed kind of grin, beat up sneakers and an arizona iced tea, hair that shines, they sparkle even in the dark. soft kisses that taste like spearmint. mercury girls: smooth talkers, could convince you to do anything. big eyes and round lips, hair tied up or tucked behind their ear. late night walks and quiet conversations. venus girls: lipgloss and breathless laughing, soft hands and tummy. kissing their girlfriend randomly. a voice like honey. hypnotizingly lovely. muffled music and strawberry lemonade. mars girls: quick winks and subtle smirks. would **** for you. a love deeper than the ocean, strong shoulders and collar bones. ****** knuckles healing over and tight hugs. neptune girls: dreamy girls, hazy around the edges. tilting their heads to the side and sleeping soundly. delicate hands and cherry chapstick. hot cups of tea served with knowing eyes. saturn girls: sharpened pencils tucked behind their ear. serious eyes with a hint of laughter. tapping their toes and paying attention. books piled high with the pages well loved. jupiter girls: moving their hips and applying lipstick. a smile that electrifies you and lips that entrance you. has a hundred admirers but loves the one girl she can’t have. red lights and excitement. pluto girls: confidence that carries through the air. tastes like energy drinks and lightning. crooked smile messy hair. continuous movement with no time to talk. gesturing hands and shuffling papers.
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Sasha wakes me with a soft and slender touch. Five long, black, fingernails, Move sly and slow as sleepy snails, Carving curvy pink ski-trails, Down the middle of my back. I want you… She whispers lip to lip, … to wake up and **** me right now, And she tickles my ear with the tip of her tongue. It’s these dreams, she murmurs, Last night I was locked in a small room, One window, Distant noise from a street, A king size bed with a clean red sheet, Five men, alpha males of every age, Soft talkers with rough hands, Each had their way with me, In every position, every act imaginable, Sometimes two and three at a time, My ecstasy was paced and deliberate And seemed to go on for hours, Despite every satisfaction, I begged them to continue, Insisted they use their mouths, hands, words, My ****** was perpetual, An endless spring tide, Each swell higher than the last, There was a moment I was sure I would suffocate from pleasure. Was I one of them, I asked, hoping I wasn't. No but I felt you somewhere, watching, she sighed. You need to take me now and quick, she said, This is a rare opportunity, A celestial arousal Jesus, this ****** is from God, she said, Bend me anyway you wish. Recall every fantasy you have ever had. Now is your time. Lay on the mattress, I ordered, Stomach down flat Spread your legs, Arms up above your head, As if you are about to dive into the sea. Grasp the sheet with your fingers. I will enter you in one motion You will feel only the *********** and my body weight We will rut. My knees will push you open, My hands will find the center of you, You will barely have to move. I will come if you touch me With any bare skin, she said, And pushed the blankets to the floor. I am possessed she confessed, Turn me into anything you wish.
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Sep 3, 2015
Sep 3, 2015 at 8:46 PM UTC
******
Sasha wakes me with a soft and slender touch. Five long, black, fingernails, Move sly and slow as sleepy snails, Carving curvy pink ski-trails, Down the middle of my back. I want you… She whispers lip to lip, … to wake up and **** me right now, And she tickles my ear with the tip of her tongue. It’s these dreams, she murmurs, Last night I was locked in a small room, One window, Distant noise from a street, A king size bed with a clean red sheet, Five men, alpha males of every age, Soft talkers with rough hands, Each had their way with me, In every position, every act imaginable, Sometimes two and three at a time, My ecstasy was paced and deliberate And seemed to go on for hours, Despite every satisfaction, I begged them to continue, Insisted they use their mouths, hands, words, My ****** was perpetual, An endless spring tide, Each swell higher than the last, There was a moment I was sure I would suffocate from pleasure. Was I one of them, I asked, hoping I wasn't. No but I felt you somewhere, watching, she sighed. You need to take me now and quick, she said, This is a rare opportunity, A celestial arousal Jesus, this ****** is from God, she said, Bend me anyway you wish. Recall every fantasy you have ever had. Now is your time. Lay on the mattress, I ordered, Stomach down flat Spread your legs, Arms up above your head, As if you are about to dive into the sea. Grasp the sheet with your fingers. I will enter you in one motion You will feel only the *********** and my body weight We will rut. My knees will push you open, My hands will find the center of you, You will barely have to move. I will come if you touch me With any bare skin, she said, And pushed the blankets to the floor. I am possessed she confessed, Turn me into anything you wish.
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I hate how they never warn little girls to beware the pretty boys with eyes like gleaming jewels. The boys with soft smiles and music in their laugh. They never warn of boys with pretty faces and blackened hearts. The boys that leave little girls crying in the dark. The ones with words like honey, sickly sweet. The princes with big money, who we dream of sweeping us off our feet. They never speak of boys with danger in their eyes. But beauty true blue. Little girls are never told of boys of silver and boys of gold. The little kings, with angel wings. The little beast neither soft nor sweet. The beauty bombshells, the golden adonis’s. They never speak of boys who run like the winds under their feet. The boys who shine like the stars in the sky. The boys with the world in their grubby mitts. The boys with lips like cotton candy, and sins warm and rich. The ones who have our stomachs doing flips. The ones who seem to have it all shoulders back, standing tall. They never caution of little boys with clever minds and nimble fingers. Of boys with Shakespeare's sonnets in their hair and love songs in their whispers. But little girl, I am telling you now. Beware the pigtail pullers, fear the little Romeos. Heed the heartbreakers Shun smooth talkers. Little girl, don’t give in. Little girl, fear their sins. Little girl, run away. Little girl, don’t stay to play. Little girl, don’t stop and stare. Little girl, don’t twirl your hair. Little girl, please, listen to me! Little girl, loath the charming pretty boys. For they are like roses and like roses they have thorns.
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Apr 12, 2017
Apr 12, 2017 at 7:51 PM UTC
Pretty Boys
I hate how they never warn little girls to beware the pretty boys with eyes like gleaming jewels. The boys with soft smiles and music in their laugh. They never warn of boys with pretty faces and blackened hearts. The boys that leave little girls crying in the dark. The ones with words like honey, sickly sweet. The princes with big money, who we dream of sweeping us off our feet. They never speak of boys with danger in their eyes. But beauty true blue. Little girls are never told of boys of silver and boys of gold. The little kings, with angel wings. The little beast neither soft nor sweet. The beauty bombshells, the golden adonis’s. They never speak of boys who run like the winds under their feet. The boys who shine like the stars in the sky. The boys with the world in their grubby mitts. The boys with lips like cotton candy, and sins warm and rich. The ones who have our stomachs doing flips. The ones who seem to have it all shoulders back, standing tall. They never caution of little boys with clever minds and nimble fingers. Of boys with Shakespeare's sonnets in their hair and love songs in their whispers. But little girl, I am telling you now. Beware the pigtail pullers, fear the little Romeos. Heed the heartbreakers Shun smooth talkers. Little girl, don’t give in. Little girl, fear their sins. Little girl, run away. Little girl, don’t stay to play. Little girl, don’t stop and stare. Little girl, don’t twirl your hair. Little girl, please, listen to me! Little girl, loath the charming pretty boys. For they are like roses and like roses they have thorns.
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This is for the doers and the seekers the straight arrows and the tweakers this is for the movers and the shakers the hungry, unemployed and the money makers this is for the girlfriends, and the secret ****** the ungentlemenly men and the ones who still hold doors this is for listeners and the hearing deaf the right wingers and for the liberal lefts this is for the child who's awake at night afraid and for the parents who'll regret not being there one day this is for the academic scholars, and the high school dropouts the meek, quiet talkers, and the ones who curse and shout this is for the homeless and those braking banks to afford their mortgage rates the healthy ones and the ones who's lives are in the hands of the fates this is for the elderly and ones who's lives are not yet found this is for you my brothers and sisters for it takes all kinds to make the world go round
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 3:55 PM UTC
global neighbours
there is no saying goodbye to an addiction, each day may be a new and exciting adventure, you succeed, one day at a time, in affliction, reach way out, open hand and up high, a joint venture stinking thinking, stumbling steps come in flights of twelve, don't punch the pylon, and stare down cars, shout at the sky if you must, he who hears you can trust, then the particles so small, they turn inside your head and all of your nerves into a cosmic squall and you stand in the eye, watching LIFE chaotic go by, you see yourself live and you see yourself die, some one swears at you, and kicks your feet, someone else yells "get off the street", you reach out and up, but no mercy,                    no maker to meet, if this is hell you exist in it, now if some one would spare some change, you could stop tripping over your own feet, if they let you on the bus.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 1:09 AM UTC
For the streetwalkers, the air talkers, **** heads with permanent bed head
You really know that I have a crush on you still you pretend like I'm just a passerby Yesterday you became my best talkers my best sharer my best friend And you know that I want you to be my best lover Still you pretend..
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 10:22 AM UTC
Still you pretend..
[These statues were exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum after the sculptor's death. The figures alluded to are the famous statue of Abraham Lincoln, and the monument in memory of Mrs. Henry Adams, the original of which is in the Rock Creek Cemetery at Washington. --Max Eastman] POET, thy dreams are grateful to the air And the light loves them. Tho' they murmur not, Their carven stillness is a music rare, And like the song of one whose tongue hath caught The clear ethereal essence of his thought. I hear the talkers come, the changing throngs That with the fashions of a day surround Thy visions, and I hear them quell their tongues, And hush their querulous shoes upon the ground; Thy dreams are with the crown of silence crowned-- Though they feel not the glowing diadem, Who sleep for aye in their cool shapes of stone. Nor ever will the sunlight waken them, Nor ever will they turn their eyes and moan, To think that their brief Poet's life is gone. The tender and the lofty soul is gone, Who eyed them forth from darkness, and confessed His spirit's motion in unmoving stone. His praise upon no mortal tongue doth rest; By these unwhispering lips it is expressed. Soon will the ample arms of night withdraw Her shuffling children from the twilit hall-- From that heroic presence, in dim awe Of whom the dark withholds a while her pall, And leaves him luminous above them all. Then are ye lost in darkness and alone, Ye ghostly spirits! And the moment rare Doth quicken that too sad and nameless stone, To move her robe, and spill her sable hair, And be in silence mingled with the air; For she is one with the dim glimmering hour, And the white spirits beautiful and still, And the veiled memory of the vanished power That moulded them, the high and infinite will That earth begets and earth does not fulfil.
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The Saint Gaudens Statues
[These statues were exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum after the sculptor's death. The figures alluded to are the famous statue of Abraham Lincoln, and the monument in memory of Mrs. Henry Adams, the original of which is in the Rock Creek Cemetery at Washington. --Max Eastman] POET, thy dreams are grateful to the air And the light loves them. Tho' they murmur not, Their carven stillness is a music rare, And like the song of one whose tongue hath caught The clear ethereal essence of his thought. I hear the talkers come, the changing throngs That with the fashions of a day surround Thy visions, and I hear them quell their tongues, And hush their querulous shoes upon the ground; Thy dreams are with the crown of silence crowned-- Though they feel not the glowing diadem, Who sleep for aye in their cool shapes of stone. Nor ever will the sunlight waken them, Nor ever will they turn their eyes and moan, To think that their brief Poet's life is gone. The tender and the lofty soul is gone, Who eyed them forth from darkness, and confessed His spirit's motion in unmoving stone. His praise upon no mortal tongue doth rest; By these unwhispering lips it is expressed. Soon will the ample arms of night withdraw Her shuffling children from the twilit hall-- From that heroic presence, in dim awe Of whom the dark withholds a while her pall, And leaves him luminous above them all. Then are ye lost in darkness and alone, Ye ghostly spirits! And the moment rare Doth quicken that too sad and nameless stone, To move her robe, and spill her sable hair, And be in silence mingled with the air; For she is one with the dim glimmering hour, And the white spirits beautiful and still, And the veiled memory of the vanished power That moulded them, the high and infinite will That earth begets and earth does not fulfil.
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Rooms and rooms open and closed For the regressed and depressed souls Writers and blighters All scotch and lighters That search in earnest for truth Doors and doors ajar and afar To be entered and left by creatures Walkers and stalkers All botched and talkers Misleading their way through life Corridors and corridors long and narrow Paced and rested by jokers All jubilant and chokers Laughing into space for eternity Floors and floors large and small Stood and wandered by lovers All romantics and dull Longing for love in an instant Hotels and hotels sprawling and nestled Visited and departed by society All happy and sad Wanting to sleep and wanting to mix
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 8:37 PM UTC
Hotels
While introspecting I came closer, to myself Being distanced I forgot the language In which scripts were written Became myopic And veered farther Enjoying being away Lost in the din Never realizing I was being swept away From myself While my soul yearned For a rendezvous I was oblivious Seduced by the glib talkers Became gullible And yielded to the manipulations Was a hallucinating ride In the scariest roller coasters Mind in a jumble Entangled in the web of lies Now, I have come back From the brink of oblivion To myself Once more to listen To my soul and heart A union After a struggle
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Dec 17, 2014
Dec 17, 2014 at 7:46 AM UTC
Introspection
You useless man, Socrates - I think you need a shower… I don’t know what the Athenians find in you but as far as I can see you’re just wasting time hanging out in the market places and at dinners and symposiums where all you do is stay late drinking nights and talk about philosophy, and ideas and of origin of things and justice and nature of human beings and such useless, impractical things; and you bring not a cent home and I can’t count on you for regular support as all women and good wives might expect of a husband; and you can’t even hold a good argument with me for all you do when I use my Xanthippe’s questioning method against your so-called Socratic method all you do is mumble and tumble and use words like shrew and nag when all I’m asking of you is for you to keep your part of the implied bargain in marriage to put some food on the table and bring some silver coins for the future of our three children: Lamprocles, Sophroniscus and Menexenus - have you forgotten them? Do you even remember their names? And so you bring no money but instead all you give me are empty words and lofty words and airy words and words coined in your head and you put silly ideas that’s just confusing our children and if not for me taking the children under my wings they’ll just turn out to be mere talkers and market-place prattlers and hangers-on and leeches at other men’s feasts. They may have a place in misguided history if they follow your way but they will bring weak bodies to their wives when it is their time. I don’t want them to be talkers, and idealists and philosophers, Socrates – I want them to be responsible and I want them to bring meat and coins home regularly and steadily, Socrates. Socrates, you old man, I don’t care what they say of you in the Greek world – I haven’t had proof of your worth and value here at home, especially in the kitchen. You useless man, I think you need a shower; maybe this water from the chamber-pot will wake you up.
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Oct 3, 2010
Oct 3, 2010 at 1:27 AM UTC
Xanthippe gives Socrates a piece of her mind
You useless man, Socrates - I think you need a shower… I don’t know what the Athenians find in you but as far as I can see you’re just wasting time hanging out in the market places and at dinners and symposiums where all you do is stay late drinking nights and talk about philosophy, and ideas and of origin of things and justice and nature of human beings and such useless, impractical things; and you bring not a cent home and I can’t count on you for regular support as all women and good wives might expect of a husband; and you can’t even hold a good argument with me for all you do when I use my Xanthippe’s questioning method against your so-called Socratic method all you do is mumble and tumble and use words like shrew and nag when all I’m asking of you is for you to keep your part of the implied bargain in marriage to put some food on the table and bring some silver coins for the future of our three children: Lamprocles, Sophroniscus and Menexenus - have you forgotten them? Do you even remember their names? And so you bring no money but instead all you give me are empty words and lofty words and airy words and words coined in your head and you put silly ideas that’s just confusing our children and if not for me taking the children under my wings they’ll just turn out to be mere talkers and market-place prattlers and hangers-on and leeches at other men’s feasts. They may have a place in misguided history if they follow your way but they will bring weak bodies to their wives when it is their time. I don’t want them to be talkers, and idealists and philosophers, Socrates – I want them to be responsible and I want them to bring meat and coins home regularly and steadily, Socrates. Socrates, you old man, I don’t care what they say of you in the Greek world – I haven’t had proof of your worth and value here at home, especially in the kitchen. You useless man, I think you need a shower; maybe this water from the chamber-pot will wake you up.
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We live in a world of talkers, Of shouters, of debaters, of know it alls. Listening is a long extinct creature, Unheard of by a species that has devolved to simply wait their turn to talk. Conversations no longer flow like rivers, Instead they are puddles: Started, then abandoned to become bone dry. We live in a world of talkers, All raising their volume to be heard, Shouting that their opinions are fact. No being is exempt from the epidemic, The infectious itch to crank the volume dial right And scream that the other talkers are wrong. We live in a world of talkers, Of screamers, of bigots, of smart alecs In a universe not made for this noise. The voices get louder, the status updates get longer, the protests get deadlier. We live in a world of talkers And soon we will live in a world of mutes.
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Jul 13, 2016
Jul 13, 2016 at 3:08 AM UTC
We Live In A World Of Talkers
I've heard every line in the book, Sweet talkers and liars From both sides of the tracks. I can tell without looking, I can smell the lies on them. But there is no lying in your lines. You lighten the weight of the world with your words. If I could do for you what you do for me, I'd do it for all eternity, But I'm not eloquent like you. I spent more time getting into trouble Than learning in school. Before you, It took two glasses of wine For me to loosen up. Another cup to get me ready for bed. I used to wake up with wine on my breath, But what you do is so much better Than three glasses of wine. You are three glasses of wine, Al Green on the stereo Capable hands working the kinks out of my shoulders, And A warm mouth delivering kisses to my neck. You are a miracle worker, Because you never fail to make me smile.
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Oct 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 at 9:23 PM UTC
Miracle Worker