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"thirstiness" poems
The belated summer sky is alive with a  D r a g o n f l y ballet Beneath,.. the rain parched sod lay sullied, cracked open by an unsated thirstiness awaiting the painted autumn days and the cleansing rain's renewal A lace-winged hatch rises skyward — meandering  airborne — drifting upwards like a burst of dust dissipating in an invisible cloud of eventide's silent breath Darting shadows hover above a seeker's curiosity     just this side the   softening sunset backdrop A synthesis of fluid motion   – darting kinesis –     swift agile fliers steal away over the thirsty pond; their mesmerizing beauty enchants as the dimming dusk falls silent —- embellishing the unrelenting ending    another summer's  imminent curtain call; reminding how inexorable-time is only a contrived human notion, a recurring extrapolation   of passing  seasons Heightening awareness: how we too are only passing through these unholdable moments    coming to know     we cannot stop    how life unfolds The raindrops will quench the pond's aching thirst again one fall someday...   — hereafter — there will be another beauty of dragonflies some other eyes will see preying on another burgeoning gossamer-winged hatch           and another beckoning autumn when the dragonflies hover below the gazing totems      in the treetops Jesse Stillwater ... September 2018                                                 .
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Sep 19, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 at 12:52 PM UTC
Ballerinas in the Waning Summer Sky
The belated summer sky is alive with a  D r a g o n f l y ballet Beneath,.. the rain parched sod lay sullied, cracked open by an unsated thirstiness awaiting the painted autumn days and the cleansing rain's renewal A lace-winged hatch rises skyward — meandering  airborne — drifting upwards like a burst of dust dissipating in an invisible cloud of eventide's silent breath Darting shadows hover above a seeker's curiosity     just this side the   softening sunset backdrop A synthesis of fluid motion   – darting kinesis –     swift agile fliers steal away over the thirsty pond; their mesmerizing beauty enchants as the dimming dusk falls silent —- embellishing the unrelenting ending    another summer's  imminent curtain call; reminding how inexorable-time is only a contrived human notion, a recurring extrapolation   of passing  seasons Heightening awareness: how we too are only passing through these unholdable moments    coming to know     we cannot stop    how life unfolds The raindrops will quench the pond's aching thirst again one fall someday...   — hereafter — there will be another beauty of dragonflies some other eyes will see preying on another burgeoning gossamer-winged hatch           and another beckoning autumn when the dragonflies hover below the gazing totems      in the treetops Jesse Stillwater ... September 2018                                                 .
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Filing errands makes you drowsy and nautious. The tube dampens your senses. The highrises make you feel down. Your values are re-prioritised. You become the binmen’s ***** but all is not charred. You have the chance to remember before, and you grasp redemption as sand now sifts through your fingertips. The stars awaken the you beneath the superficial. The water nourishes your ignored thirstiness for passion.
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Jan 7, 2019
Jan 7, 2019 at 7:52 PM UTC
London's magic deficit
Standing by a shallow river, facing a haunted moon We planted our feet firmly, into nothingness While drinking dew from a sideways tune To quench our thirstiness We were born together, as the wings of a bird To shake the sky and yet here we stand Our feet firmly planted in nothing but words A woman and a man One short step and we could both fly these wings Across this shallow river we stand by Instead of drinking dew from this tune we sing While the haunted moon sits and cries There is a song of birds we hold inside us two Born as part of these wings we share Yet we cannot sing or fly in this nothingness dew Falling sideways into our air We were born together, as the wings of a bird I wait for you to lead me to our sky Unplant my feet from these nothingness words From this shallow river, I wish to fly
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 5:27 PM UTC
Wings of a Bird
... *walking in the scorching heat of mid summer with torn shoes in cracks bearing feet he was feeling acute thirstiness ~~~ struggling to cover his deprived stained face with dilapidated wrapper a profound smile spread on his anhydrous lips... ~~~ having the glimpse of the bunches of dense shadowy  trees on the bank of a perennial stream ~~~ pushing   or just crawling under the shadow of trees   he dragged himself nearer to the river ~~~ splashing water drenched quest half closed eyes   mortal, aliv, relaxed eternally blessed in the lap of mother nature* ... (c)  deovrat- 21.04.2018
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Apr 21, 2018
Apr 21, 2018 at 7:42 AM UTC
Mother Nature
Push me back Tell me to rest Kiss my eyes Rake my ******* Remove the barriers Between your skin and mine Tear the cotton if you must Stretch the elastic Til it snaps in two If that is What you're compelled to do Get me naked Be my dirt Absorb my roots Be the secret earth The only comfortable bed Moan into my clavicle Control my head Lick my ribs Intercostals Hold my hips Give me chokes Give your grip the weight of feathers Assure me you're in this for me for the moment at least Give your time like time has ceased Secure in chains my memories my ghosts Put your heart into my pleasure Take my parts Inside your mouth Comb my holiness Use your holy breath Relax the nervous squeeze Devout make me believe With your art Summon the whimper shouts Up from my depths With one goal One intent Offer your thirstiness Drink of my sins Prove wrong My internalized Shame of my *** I shall be Your humble slave For my life Long sentence In this dry Biting tundra Burning sea Endless sand
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Apr 22, 2018
Apr 22, 2018 at 4:21 AM UTC
Fully Bone and Flesh, Squishy Meat Woman
thirstiness lost appetite nausea vomiting diarrhea lethargy coma cardiac arrest Hmmm... Sounds better than the alternative Doesn't it?
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Apr 21, 2018
Apr 21, 2018 at 9:46 PM UTC
Warning: Overdose
What will become of our Society? Poor people die in hunger and thirstiness, Corruption, Rally, Political Issues, etc. are always there, Our world is full of miseries and nightmare. Our world in its 21st century is quickly-evolving, High-precise technologies, lots of concrete, improved skywalks and tall buildings, But homeless people are dying of hunger, They famished already yet government just don't care. Poor people received hunger, diseases, illnesses and unforgivable yet unacceptable deaths of every year, But we don't know what others there might can't bear, Of what this country-- the world government gave, Improper allocation of resources, corruption, unequal distribution of income that we can't evade. Wishing yet continuously suffering, Of this kind of nightmare we are having, But hoping someday this will be cured, So none of the poor people will suffer anymore.
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 11:44 AM UTC
What will become of our Society?
Let the eyes be clean as a whistle See beyond and Feed the mind, the wisdom of Solomon and Quench the thirstiness, riches of the world Wish your thought, luck of the Irish Pursue the quest Leave no stone unturned and Let the wallet smile the notes For thy success in disguise
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Nov 14, 2018
Nov 14, 2018 at 9:20 AM UTC
Success in disguise