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"thenceforth" poems
The blind Parisian has never seen the tower, or the lights that illuminate his city of birth The deaf Italian never heard the opera, or Core 'ngrato from a Tuscany street corner I never looked into your eyes and saw the cosmos I am distracted by the power of corporate America The unflinching pacifist still stands atop a suit of armour with his arms outstretched and Syria rejoices as the stench of liberty matches gun powder and familial genocide Oh western world, have you forgotten your past so soon? Explain to the deaf man how her voice sounds or Explain the colour spectrum to a blind child and then deny the tears that water your cheek Tell the dyslexic that words are meaningless for it gives him comfort and turn your back on the monetary religion of which we are indoctrinated Take your ******* industry and bring it to it's submissive knees Your weapons too, they are a disgrace Empathy is universal Love is blind [Cliche] [Cliche] End. A return, or a refrain, addendum to the ideas thenceforth It's enough to leave a man crying in his coffee, Starbucks specialty **** your poets, burn your books and gouge your eyes This world is not broken, we are.
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 12:45 PM UTC
Before the Dawn, Adorned, We Are Still Standing Here but Existence is No Longer Relevant
DEVEREUX FARM, NEAR MARBLEHEAD. We sat within the farm-house old, Whose windows, looking o’er the bay, Gave to the sea-breeze damp and cold, An easy entrance, night and day. Not far away we saw the port, The strange, old-fashioned, silent town, The lighthouse, the dismantled fort, The wooden houses, quaint and brown. We sat and talked until the night, Descending, filled the little room; Our faces faded from the sight, Our voices only broke the gloom. We spake of many a vanished scene, Of what we once had thought and said, Of what had been, and might have been, And who was changed, and who was dead; And all that fills the hearts of friends, When first they feel, with secret pain, Their lives thenceforth have separate ends, And never can be one again; The first slight swerving of the heart, That words are powerless to express, And leave it still unsaid in part, Or say it in too great excess. The very tones in which we spake Had something strange, I could but mark; The leaves of memory seemed to make A mournful rustling in the dark. Oft died the words upon our lips, As suddenly, from out the fire Built of the wreck of stranded ships, The flames would leap and then expire. And, as their splendor flashed and failed, We thought of wrecks upon the main, Of ships dismasted, that were hailed And sent no answer back again. The windows, rattling in their frames, The ocean, roaring up the beach, The gusty blast, the bickering flames, All mingled vaguely in our speech; Until they made themselves a part Of fancies floating through the brain, The long-lost ventures of the heart, That send no answers back again. O flames that glowed! O hearts that yearned! They were indeed too much akin, The drift-wood fire without that burned, The thoughts that burned and glowed within.
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The Fire Of Drift-Wood
DEVEREUX FARM, NEAR MARBLEHEAD. We sat within the farm-house old, Whose windows, looking o’er the bay, Gave to the sea-breeze damp and cold, An easy entrance, night and day. Not far away we saw the port, The strange, old-fashioned, silent town, The lighthouse, the dismantled fort, The wooden houses, quaint and brown. We sat and talked until the night, Descending, filled the little room; Our faces faded from the sight, Our voices only broke the gloom. We spake of many a vanished scene, Of what we once had thought and said, Of what had been, and might have been, And who was changed, and who was dead; And all that fills the hearts of friends, When first they feel, with secret pain, Their lives thenceforth have separate ends, And never can be one again; The first slight swerving of the heart, That words are powerless to express, And leave it still unsaid in part, Or say it in too great excess. The very tones in which we spake Had something strange, I could but mark; The leaves of memory seemed to make A mournful rustling in the dark. Oft died the words upon our lips, As suddenly, from out the fire Built of the wreck of stranded ships, The flames would leap and then expire. And, as their splendor flashed and failed, We thought of wrecks upon the main, Of ships dismasted, that were hailed And sent no answer back again. The windows, rattling in their frames, The ocean, roaring up the beach, The gusty blast, the bickering flames, All mingled vaguely in our speech; Until they made themselves a part Of fancies floating through the brain, The long-lost ventures of the heart, That send no answers back again. O flames that glowed! O hearts that yearned! They were indeed too much akin, The drift-wood fire without that burned, The thoughts that burned and glowed within.
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¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ I am but the flower nigh the wild fox's den I feel earthen worms that crawl about my sultry toes and then they move the dirt for me relaxing me I stand ***** in wait for thee I watch the ***** nurse her pups and though she has quenched my love before I desire a name and something more I so desire the honey bee without her I feel untended much unlike the tended progeny of neighbor mother mending me though standing guard I wait for thee to call my name and fall on me to drone a tune and dance on me and rob of me the toil of seed for a wildflower by another name should thenceforth be deemed a **** 'til the nomen falls atop mine pate as favor of the honeybee.
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 4:24 PM UTC
The Beeless Willowherb
Oh, let me not serve so, as those men serve Whom honour’s smokes at once fatten and starve; Poorly enrich’t with great men’s words or looks; Nor so write my name in thy loving books As those idolatrous flatterers, which still Their Prince’s styles, with many realms fulfil Whence they no tribute have, and where no sway. Such services I offer as shall pay Themselves, I hate dead names: Oh then let me Favourite in Ordinary, or no favourite be. When my soul was in her own body sheathed, Nor yet by oaths betrothed, nor kisses breathed Into my Purgatory, faithless thee, Thy heart seemed wax, and steel thy constancy: So, careless flowers strowed on the waters face The curled whirlpools **** smack, and embrace, Yet drown them; so, the taper’s beamy eye Amorously twinkling beckons the giddy fly, Yet burns his wings; and such the devil is, Scarce visiting them who are entirely his. When I behold a stream which, from the spring, Doth with doubtful melodious murmuring, Or in a speechless slumber, calmly ride Her wedded channels’ ***** and then chide And bend her brows, and swell if any bough Do but stoop down, or kiss her upmost brow: Yet, if her often gnawing kisses win The traiterous bank to gape, and let her in, She rusheth violently, and doth divorce Her from her native, and her long-kept course, And roars, and braves it, and in gallant scorn, In flattering eddies promising retorn, She flouts the channel, who thenceforth is dry; Then say I, That is she, and this am I. Yet let not thy deep bitterness beget Careless despair in me, for that will whet My mind to scorn; and Oh, love dulled with pain Was ne’er so wise, nor well armed as disdain. Then with new eyes I shall survey thee, and spy Death in thy cheeks, and darkness in thine eye. Though hope bred faith and love: thus taught, I shall, As nations do from Rome, from thy love fall. My hate shall outgrow thine, and utterly I will renounce thy dalliance: and when I Am the recusant, in that resolute state, What hurts it me to be excommunicate?
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Elegy VI
Oh, let me not serve so, as those men serve Whom honour’s smokes at once fatten and starve; Poorly enrich’t with great men’s words or looks; Nor so write my name in thy loving books As those idolatrous flatterers, which still Their Prince’s styles, with many realms fulfil Whence they no tribute have, and where no sway. Such services I offer as shall pay Themselves, I hate dead names: Oh then let me Favourite in Ordinary, or no favourite be. When my soul was in her own body sheathed, Nor yet by oaths betrothed, nor kisses breathed Into my Purgatory, faithless thee, Thy heart seemed wax, and steel thy constancy: So, careless flowers strowed on the waters face The curled whirlpools **** smack, and embrace, Yet drown them; so, the taper’s beamy eye Amorously twinkling beckons the giddy fly, Yet burns his wings; and such the devil is, Scarce visiting them who are entirely his. When I behold a stream which, from the spring, Doth with doubtful melodious murmuring, Or in a speechless slumber, calmly ride Her wedded channels’ ***** and then chide And bend her brows, and swell if any bough Do but stoop down, or kiss her upmost brow: Yet, if her often gnawing kisses win The traiterous bank to gape, and let her in, She rusheth violently, and doth divorce Her from her native, and her long-kept course, And roars, and braves it, and in gallant scorn, In flattering eddies promising retorn, She flouts the channel, who thenceforth is dry; Then say I, That is she, and this am I. Yet let not thy deep bitterness beget Careless despair in me, for that will whet My mind to scorn; and Oh, love dulled with pain Was ne’er so wise, nor well armed as disdain. Then with new eyes I shall survey thee, and spy Death in thy cheeks, and darkness in thine eye. Though hope bred faith and love: thus taught, I shall, As nations do from Rome, from thy love fall. My hate shall outgrow thine, and utterly I will renounce thy dalliance: and when I Am the recusant, in that resolute state, What hurts it me to be excommunicate?
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within Zieglerville, pennsylvania genuine snow white hair upon her noggin doth adorn, perhaps she will divulge to me (in private) after i croon (to said lass), the melody of Jimmy Crack Corn hmm...or, maybe this mission perchance twill be doomed from the start, and hence finding me forlorn thenceforth, a backup contingency measure, would warrant me to don my thinking cap, and for extra ordinary reinforcement unfold each Taj Mahal shaped ear flap plus (for reinforced ironic steeliness), aye also resort to buttress any aural "stormy Dani yelling) via walled in interlap, which accouterment functions as a double agent i.e. (or, to be rather crude), an audiological jockstrap to vet or figuratively kneecap any unwanted infiltrating leaping lap ping "FAKE" distracting news inducing madcap mass media circus driving this generic teetotaler to pour himself a nightcap essentially providing wig gull room with very little margin of ear err, or overlap against bigwigs to trumpet pap pill low ma rendered free and clear asper insidious (mama mia) paparazzi charting imp pea ching fear bringing out bare arms most likely something internuclear simply to discover visa vis authenticity if cute employee (sporting hair white as the ****** snow), which doth simmer and glare blindingly, thus necessitating sunglasses (I choose the Ray-Ban brand) as recommended by cited all time favorite pharmacist who unwittingly (or simply because my myopic eyes didst stare) fixedly - drawn to such a darling (doll ling) explaining any reason to go THERE to CVS - that tis where.
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Mar 28, 2018
Mar 28, 2018 at 5:58 PM UTC
Dani (a Charming CVS Pharmacist)
within Zieglerville, pennsylvania genuine snow white hair upon her noggin doth adorn, perhaps she will divulge to me (in private) after i croon (to said lass), the melody of Jimmy Crack Corn hmm...or, maybe this mission perchance twill be doomed from the start, and hence finding me forlorn thenceforth, a backup contingency measure, would warrant me to don my thinking cap, and for extra ordinary reinforcement unfold each Taj Mahal shaped ear flap plus (for reinforced ironic steeliness), aye also resort to buttress any aural "stormy Dani yelling) via walled in interlap, which accouterment functions as a double agent i.e. (or, to be rather crude), an audiological jockstrap to vet or figuratively kneecap any unwanted infiltrating leaping lap ping "FAKE" distracting news inducing madcap mass media circus driving this generic teetotaler to pour himself a nightcap essentially providing wig gull room with very little margin of ear err, or overlap against bigwigs to trumpet pap pill low ma rendered free and clear asper insidious (mama mia) paparazzi charting imp pea ching fear bringing out bare arms most likely something internuclear simply to discover visa vis authenticity if cute employee (sporting hair white as the ****** snow), which doth simmer and glare blindingly, thus necessitating sunglasses (I choose the Ray-Ban brand) as recommended by cited all time favorite pharmacist who unwittingly (or simply because my myopic eyes didst stare) fixedly - drawn to such a darling (doll ling) explaining any reason to go THERE to CVS - that tis where.
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As two whose love, first foolish, widening scope, Knows suddenly, with music high and soft, The Holy of holies; who because they scoff’d Are now amazed with shame, nor dare to cope With the whole truth aloud, lest heaven should ope; Yet, at their meetings, laugh not as they In speech; nor speak, at length; but sitting oft Together, within hopeless sight of hope For hours are silent:—So it happeneth When Work and Will awake too late, to gaze After their life sailed by, and hold their breath. Ah! who shall dare to search through what sad maze Thenceforth their incommunicable ways Follow the desultory feet of Death?
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Known In Vain
I will wait here. I will wait precisely in this cabinet, Until you prise it open In that delicate curiosity That is lost in ‘today’. My words are more patient than myself. I know that now, I think I always did. It is why I love and Why I love so patiently. I will wait so gladly in my place, Until poetry is fashion once more. It is a sure case In a sorry state. Hearts that beat too fast And breaths that are too frequently Forsaken for a foolish enterprise Of some invested individual Sat watching behind a blast screen. I will wait here and think back. To remember the fuzzy nothing Of my childhood mind. I recall little But the polarities. The spaces of life That intercede mere existence. I bask in these doctored images of a past That I never quite had. A fatherless summer Forgotten instantly in garage top vigils, Kicked footballs and years that were endless. I wonder if my words will last longer Than the etchings of your gravestone. I wonder more so whether you would Approve of them and how much I would Have cared if you did not. A father is lost And is abstract for me. Like God, An ever-present utterance of nothing at all Or perhaps everything that I am Or could possibly ever be. I wonder whether my love of words Is nothing but a longing for permanence In a world that has forever shown me Futility. I have read of it in your name Again and again through till now, And thenceforth years to come. Your name, How it needs to mean something, Your voice, your ‘I’ through the ages, For it envelops me within it - we are the same Mr. It is within your void that I search for a father. An ancestor to tell me who I am And from where I have come. The plight of the Ape-men that have been, their legacies Wrought in blood-stained gold But also in each yellowing poem And from the hand prints on cave walls. These are the will of my fathers, The trinkets on my mantelpiece. It is within you all that my words Remain patient. It is within you all That my will remains clear. For I know now (Or perhaps I always did) That there is a voice amongst us. It may sleep through the noise of today, All-talk and no communication. It may sleep Right on through until we awake. Our eyes Will burn for staring at the screens, But our hearts will sing for their reprieve.
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Aug 3, 2013
Aug 3, 2013 at 9:34 PM UTC
A Freudian Mess
I will wait here. I will wait precisely in this cabinet, Until you prise it open In that delicate curiosity That is lost in ‘today’. My words are more patient than myself. I know that now, I think I always did. It is why I love and Why I love so patiently. I will wait so gladly in my place, Until poetry is fashion once more. It is a sure case In a sorry state. Hearts that beat too fast And breaths that are too frequently Forsaken for a foolish enterprise Of some invested individual Sat watching behind a blast screen. I will wait here and think back. To remember the fuzzy nothing Of my childhood mind. I recall little But the polarities. The spaces of life That intercede mere existence. I bask in these doctored images of a past That I never quite had. A fatherless summer Forgotten instantly in garage top vigils, Kicked footballs and years that were endless. I wonder if my words will last longer Than the etchings of your gravestone. I wonder more so whether you would Approve of them and how much I would Have cared if you did not. A father is lost And is abstract for me. Like God, An ever-present utterance of nothing at all Or perhaps everything that I am Or could possibly ever be. I wonder whether my love of words Is nothing but a longing for permanence In a world that has forever shown me Futility. I have read of it in your name Again and again through till now, And thenceforth years to come. Your name, How it needs to mean something, Your voice, your ‘I’ through the ages, For it envelops me within it - we are the same Mr. It is within your void that I search for a father. An ancestor to tell me who I am And from where I have come. The plight of the Ape-men that have been, their legacies Wrought in blood-stained gold But also in each yellowing poem And from the hand prints on cave walls. These are the will of my fathers, The trinkets on my mantelpiece. It is within you all that my words Remain patient. It is within you all That my will remains clear. For I know now (Or perhaps I always did) That there is a voice amongst us. It may sleep through the noise of today, All-talk and no communication. It may sleep Right on through until we awake. Our eyes Will burn for staring at the screens, But our hearts will sing for their reprieve.
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XIV When Faith and Love which parted from thee never, Had ripen’d thy just soul to dwell with God, Meekly thou didst resign this earthy load Of Death, call’d Life; which us from Life doth sever Thy Works and Alms and all thy good Endeavour Staid not behind, nor in the grave were trod; But as Faith pointed with her golden rod, Follow’d thee up to joy and bliss for ever. Love led them on, and Faith who knew them best Thy hand-maids, clad them o’re with purple beams And azure wings, that up they flew so drest, And speak the truth of thee on glorious Theams Before the Judge, who thenceforth bid thee rest And drink thy fill of pure immortal streams. Note: Camb. Autograph supplies title, On the Religious Memory of Catherine Thomson, my Christian Friend, deceased 16 Decemb., 1646.
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Sonnet 14
Narcissus was hunted, His life abated through reflection ‘Till all that was left was his beauty Stained on the water’s surface, And his tale as a flare in the night For every proud soul. Thenceforth we shamed ourselves, For every fleeting glimpse at the face Which contains the twinned thoughts of our own. The mirror, now a symbol Of despicable self-assurance, Man’s vain invention. It is the microphone However; the tool that listens, Clamours attention to every word And breaks in vicious soundwaves, That’s the true measure of vanity, A catapulted voice. The mirror, used more so As a reflection of our self-doubt And all of the fear people can see. My self-effacing curses, My knowledge of singularity, And total lack of greed.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 4:02 PM UTC
A Catapulted Voice
Immaculate imagination of worth! Henceforth, thenceforth, theoretic and poetic creations, laminations of proclamation. Among young, dreaded and loosely threaded. Younger years, I was considered a damnation of a procreation. Delisted and twisted, by other's anger or swagger. Younger years, I was unneeded, often pleaded and whined, banished, varnished and vanished over time. Theoretically considered a swine. Younger years, although hindered tears; through swindled years. Through the mist, the tarnished bliss. The kiss, oh I miss. Over the mournful and scornful years. Throughout these years... my cheers and peers would frequently and repeatedly disappear. Younger years, my mother and I bracing, chasing, embracing and facing the open-air. It was focal too partake, strolling to the local lake. Such a blurred affair, which seems fair? You and I were a special pair. In my further years... I was coerced and forced to pedal-metal up steep inclines with no gears. Through the years, younger years, younger years...
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Mar 29, 2012
Mar 29, 2012 at 9:28 PM UTC
POEM ENTITLED: “YOUNGER YEARS”
Grade-schooler Tito loved going to school To learn division and multiplication. He tried to ignore the violence around him But lived each day with trepidation. He cut through an El Salvadorian town To get to his school—a daily trek. He constantly encountered violent street gangs— Each frightful day a reality check. One day Tito failed to come home. The next morning grimly revealed The poor school child’s dismembered body Lying in an abandoned field.   Lucas and Marco feared for their lives, In their small town in El Salvador, Where violence governed their daily existence As ruthless street gangs carried out their war. When the boys’ mother was gunned down before them, Fearing they’d be next, the brothers thenceforth Left their home and their few belongings And started on a long journey north. Traveling hundreds of miles with no money To leave a place of chaos and disorder Would be a daunting task, along with The added uncertainty at our country’s border.   The gangs in Honduras recruit young children. In Guatemala they do so as well. Some kids as young as eight or nine Serve as drug runners from what we hear tell. Two of the Central American gangs That helped to create this horrible mess Were not homegrown entities at all But got their start HERE in the U.S. How sad it is to see children suffer! How helpless one feels in solving the matter! But merely doing lip service with no action Means nothing; it’s worthless. It’s just idle chatter.   Who are these children, fleeing their homes— Fleeing the lands where violence reigns? Who are these kids whom the world has let down— Whose hope for escape is all that remains? - by Bob B
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
Who Are These Children?
Grade-schooler Tito loved going to school To learn division and multiplication. He tried to ignore the violence around him But lived each day with trepidation. He cut through an El Salvadorian town To get to his school—a daily trek. He constantly encountered violent street gangs— Each frightful day a reality check. One day Tito failed to come home. The next morning grimly revealed The poor school child’s dismembered body Lying in an abandoned field.   Lucas and Marco feared for their lives, In their small town in El Salvador, Where violence governed their daily existence As ruthless street gangs carried out their war. When the boys’ mother was gunned down before them, Fearing they’d be next, the brothers thenceforth Left their home and their few belongings And started on a long journey north. Traveling hundreds of miles with no money To leave a place of chaos and disorder Would be a daunting task, along with The added uncertainty at our country’s border.   The gangs in Honduras recruit young children. In Guatemala they do so as well. Some kids as young as eight or nine Serve as drug runners from what we hear tell. Two of the Central American gangs That helped to create this horrible mess Were not homegrown entities at all But got their start HERE in the U.S. How sad it is to see children suffer! How helpless one feels in solving the matter! But merely doing lip service with no action Means nothing; it’s worthless. It’s just idle chatter.   Who are these children, fleeing their homes— Fleeing the lands where violence reigns? Who are these kids whom the world has let down— Whose hope for escape is all that remains? - by Bob B
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Take a raven from its nest and it shall show you which is best a big black rose that reeks of death or basilisks fire, poison breath wipe that smirk from 'cross your face and go to hell to learn your place the demons there will treat you well that is of course if you can stand the smell if after that you've learned your place today then I shall allow your life be thenceforth cleansed from my wicked knife reaper reaper set me free before lord satan sets fire to me and burns my soul 'fore I can live and finds some torture I am with fly away on big black wings but know that when the fat lady sings your soul is mine for the reaping and your mind is mine for the creeping.
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Feb 21, 2013
Feb 21, 2013 at 11:04 PM UTC
Take this raven..
My unwavering soul, how you have betrayed me thus Now at the hour of my need, most ashamed. Where is that unrelenting stubbornness That has been thenceforth a fiery balm to my fears? Where is that sediment of perpetual outcry That has been the rock of my prayers and pleas? Where did it fly, that crux, which bears my bane But not my bones? Oh my soul, have you no pity on this man? Have you no pity on this moonlit, sunless land? Yet I will walk, I know not where or for how long And in the trudging footsteps of my jaunt May I come to the hidden highways and byways May I come to what I cannot help but truly want.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 12:17 AM UTC
Torn
The synopsis we spend so much time writing - are for characters we no longer are. You cannot always draw lines between what was and what is and what should thenceforth be. You cannot always make sense of your coexisting truths, you can only know that they are valid. You cannot avoid good things because somewhere along the line, the character schematic you outlined for yourself doesn’t believe it deserves what you have. You weren’t meant to be a story that plays out in a nostalgically pleasing way. Life is vivid, changing, real, and unpredictable. Unchartable. With no plot other than the one we’re living in the moment, here and now. We don’t even realize how often we choose our current experiences based on old beliefs we are still subconsciously holding of ourselves. Because what we think of ourselves translates into what we allow of ourselves, and what we allow is what we experience, and what we experience is what amounts to our lives as a whole. A whole of which is a book of stories, of which doesn’t need to seamlessly transition into one another. Of which doesn’t have to be narrated the same way. Of which can be as short or long or staggered or confusing or exciting as you want. You are in control of how it plays out —
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Jul 19, 2014
Jul 19, 2014 at 5:27 PM UTC
You Are A Book Of Stories, Not A Novel
Though reading horror stories (macabre), an only every now and again genre crazy wave washing over me like a killer tsunami, (subsequently fueling desperation) to save thine scrawny **** (a derriere laughing stock, and hence cheeky of me to rave), those rare occasions satiated, when hung over insomnia heavily bulging, rheumy myopic blood shot eyes nonetheless lock into critical opening sentence determining, whether adroit kingly author nimbly setting the stage and pave ving what thenceforth, pro misses tubby a cell out ace in the hole captive audience (me, this apt pupil), doth brace himself (by all counts once a bad little kid) deserving, well...now... just a bag of bones, who fiendishly cackles when leaning in (Sheryl Sandberg like), whereat after opening sentence, an instantaneous possessive gnarly hand forcibly grabs my attention presaging and frightening yours truly (juiced in case ye did not know), where within the bazaar of bad dreams epic, which seems like forever, when I finally erase and exorcise the bogeyman who, masterfully, immediately, dramatically got woven lady chattery teeth and all withering wicked warp and woof establishing (proof positive), an excellently crafted Chiral Mad heavily shades of night are falling gussying haunting place, where the color of evil permeates every cerebral space with darkness, said sub rosa prime evil punctuates the mind this dream catcher, whence after four past midnight the reaper's image appears sending adrenaline rush, viz flight or fight blind did, when firestarter alarm didst grind passage of time manifesting dark forces blaze zing atavistic fear itself lined up battleground formation from the borderlands of my mind this even before turning the first page where the eyes of drag'n my afterlife shined!
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 4:23 PM UTC
Cut To The Chase...And Tan Hat Man!
Though reading horror stories (macabre), an only every now and again genre crazy wave washing over me like a killer tsunami, (subsequently fueling desperation) to save thine scrawny **** (a derriere laughing stock, and hence cheeky of me to rave), those rare occasions satiated, when hung over insomnia heavily bulging, rheumy myopic blood shot eyes nonetheless lock into critical opening sentence determining, whether adroit kingly author nimbly setting the stage and pave ving what thenceforth, pro misses tubby a cell out ace in the hole captive audience (me, this apt pupil), doth brace himself (by all counts once a bad little kid) deserving, well...now... just a bag of bones, who fiendishly cackles when leaning in (Sheryl Sandberg like), whereat after opening sentence, an instantaneous possessive gnarly hand forcibly grabs my attention presaging and frightening yours truly (juiced in case ye did not know), where within the bazaar of bad dreams epic, which seems like forever, when I finally erase and exorcise the bogeyman who, masterfully, immediately, dramatically got woven lady chattery teeth and all withering wicked warp and woof establishing (proof positive), an excellently crafted Chiral Mad heavily shades of night are falling gussying haunting place, where the color of evil permeates every cerebral space with darkness, said sub rosa prime evil punctuates the mind this dream catcher, whence after four past midnight the reaper's image appears sending adrenaline rush, viz flight or fight blind did, when firestarter alarm didst grind passage of time manifesting dark forces blaze zing atavistic fear itself lined up battleground formation from the borderlands of my mind this even before turning the first page where the eyes of drag'n my afterlife shined!
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*there upon a time when they knew not life, thenceforth their kind lived silly, full folly, believed he who is ancient had to eat to live, had to hunt, was tranquility. eventually, time wandered this era; from dust onto beyond the sky became a joyous journey, for they dreamed wisely of the days we could live life with dignity*
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May 16, 2016
May 16, 2016 at 2:27 AM UTC
By and By
**If only you had stood by me, patted my back & said "There's always a next time". I would have tried again... If you had held me up every time I tripped & fell and told me that wasn't the end... I would have stood my ground if you had held out the rope for me the moments I were deep down the dark abyss of despair I would have climbed out instantly If you had cheered me up too albeit I hadn't emerged the very best in the so many a race... I would have enrolled for another If you had forgiven me when I made the first of the million grave mistakes which ultimately cost the team the 999,999 would have been won If you had listened the many times I really tried to explain you probably would've understood If only you had mourned with me when I was burying my dead I would have forgotten my loss If you had walked with me before I took the very first step of this journey, the miles would have seemed less I'd have walked farther than I did. if you had knelt down and prayed with me when I needed to believe my faith wouldn't have faltered if you had been there when I was in need of a shoulder to lean on I would call you my family if you'd given me crumbs when I were hungry, drops when I were thirsty, clothed my ****** dressed my wounds, counselled me lent an ear when I battled insanity I probably couldn't have fallen off the edge and gone totally bananas if only you had scratched my back when I was growing my nails maybe I could have satisfactorily scratched your itch thenceforth if only you had read my scripts and poetry even if they were but mere rumblings and cacographs I could have written a glossary...** If only you had even just tried to...
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 12:17 PM UTC
But
**If only you had stood by me, patted my back & said "There's always a next time". I would have tried again... If you had held me up every time I tripped & fell and told me that wasn't the end... I would have stood my ground if you had held out the rope for me the moments I were deep down the dark abyss of despair I would have climbed out instantly If you had cheered me up too albeit I hadn't emerged the very best in the so many a race... I would have enrolled for another If you had forgiven me when I made the first of the million grave mistakes which ultimately cost the team the 999,999 would have been won If you had listened the many times I really tried to explain you probably would've understood If only you had mourned with me when I was burying my dead I would have forgotten my loss If you had walked with me before I took the very first step of this journey, the miles would have seemed less I'd have walked farther than I did. if you had knelt down and prayed with me when I needed to believe my faith wouldn't have faltered if you had been there when I was in need of a shoulder to lean on I would call you my family if you'd given me crumbs when I were hungry, drops when I were thirsty, clothed my ****** dressed my wounds, counselled me lent an ear when I battled insanity I probably couldn't have fallen off the edge and gone totally bananas if only you had scratched my back when I was growing my nails maybe I could have satisfactorily scratched your itch thenceforth if only you had read my scripts and poetry even if they were but mere rumblings and cacographs I could have written a glossary...** If only you had even just tried to...
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"why mustn’t it fail?" Why mustn’t -- He fails.                                      Trenched in the sand, from whence It hails? From the mirages treacherous, Thenceforth It prevails, yet, Implore He must, Its ignorance prevails. It fights Its fights; Its inquiries It derails: It is a because, not a why not a may(be).                                He; shallow his origin as the queries He concocts why must He question, why mustn’t... He fails.
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Nov 27, 2018
Nov 27, 2018 at 11:55 PM UTC
Why.
I can't let myself come be with you (all of the time). I'd get cruel and I'd tire of our sweet loving. I can't let myself have another drink (I can't swallow). I'd stop answering, stop thinking, start wallowing n' we both know where that'd go—real low. What I can is take you driving, sunrise-set chasing falling or dawning, what I can. Taking my pride in all I can. I can't let all myself go cuz I wouldn't know (when to stop). Thenceforth hard-pressed to top what we had, what we got. I can't let sweet old you into my life (not just yet). There'd be a price in my eyes, a cost for letting you get. But yes, maybe, maybe I might, if it's right.
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Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 7:55 AM UTC
Can't Help Myself
I want to get into the indices, please Tunnel my way through history Around town not surround sound Dive into the here and where Strive for thenceforth not hitherto Being around and abound Some legacy is mere trickery But I want it legitimately While dissolving to ground
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 9:39 PM UTC
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