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"thunderclap" poems
I'll walk you through the rain.. Hold your hand in the lightning.. We will clap our hands as the air cools from the passing lightning, THUNDERCLAP rumble on through.. Come play with me in the puddles brother.. Lets make a bottlecap boat with a sailor ant and watch it float on through the grassy ant lake.. Lets watch the rain moths fly on through after a good storm.. where do they go? into the dreams of the ones who are sleeping now.. Smell the atmoshere, smell the rain.. Watch as the day becomes filled with orange and sad gray.. Sure its muddy, and a bit cold.. and of course we are not wearing shoes.. But we are having an adventure, there is no time for such nonsense.. Only magic u and i create.. together brother, always together..
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May 14, 2013
May 14, 2013 at 12:02 PM UTC
The adventure in the rain....
Myself caught in the heatwave sunlight, brown eyes furrowed in the sun, scarf loose on my neck/ the transcendental Denpasar morning-birds are playing their melodies in my head still, three years post-Indonesia.         All of my soul to India now,         sky the pink of painted elephants         on Jaipur dawning,         my afterlife was somewhere here         perhaps two generations ago, chances are.                Vijay Raghav Rao and Alla Rakha                playing the Tabla/via earphones/treading the                Funary Box City (Kashi) future Spring                hands held together keeping calm pace.                Looking about, my twenty-two year old face catches humid wind S I L V E R S H O P tattered bike leaning on the gated guest house entrance      PERENNIAL AZURE SHIVA SITS CROSS LEGGED/      COBRA NECKLACE IMITIATONS ON THE GODDESS THROAT/      MEDITATING SHIVA/ dulled from years and corrosion. Brahmin center of the market street flapping it's tail, sweat beads from my forehead bleeding to oily pavement. At last the months have come for the river Ganges, April penumbra/savage thunderclap while school children uplifting the heart                  AND MIND are ROARING in their laughter the CONTINENTAL DISCORD OF JOY sleeping with their eyes open while others are too tired for the Earth. Sidney Bechet floating swan songs during the black hour cremations/ “Bechet Creole Blues” CATERWAUL IN THAT              VOID THE METAMORPHOSIS OF DEATH/ LUNACY OF LIFE                      (I've arrived at the simultaneous crossroads                                                         of both) searing flesh in open air pyramids/ Manikarnika Ghat, Asia  F           L          O          W           S through dreams like inevitable prophecy and as ash blends with stars the CITY seems fulfilled and mystifying in it's                       (((((RESPLENDENCE)))))
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Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 3:40 PM UTC
Self-Made Prophecies (Of Varanasi)
Myself caught in the heatwave sunlight, brown eyes furrowed in the sun, scarf loose on my neck/ the transcendental Denpasar morning-birds are playing their melodies in my head still, three years post-Indonesia.         All of my soul to India now,         sky the pink of painted elephants         on Jaipur dawning,         my afterlife was somewhere here         perhaps two generations ago, chances are.                Vijay Raghav Rao and Alla Rakha                playing the Tabla/via earphones/treading the                Funary Box City (Kashi) future Spring                hands held together keeping calm pace.                Looking about, my twenty-two year old face catches humid wind S I L V E R S H O P tattered bike leaning on the gated guest house entrance      PERENNIAL AZURE SHIVA SITS CROSS LEGGED/      COBRA NECKLACE IMITIATONS ON THE GODDESS THROAT/      MEDITATING SHIVA/ dulled from years and corrosion. Brahmin center of the market street flapping it's tail, sweat beads from my forehead bleeding to oily pavement. At last the months have come for the river Ganges, April penumbra/savage thunderclap while school children uplifting the heart                  AND MIND are ROARING in their laughter the CONTINENTAL DISCORD OF JOY sleeping with their eyes open while others are too tired for the Earth. Sidney Bechet floating swan songs during the black hour cremations/ “Bechet Creole Blues” CATERWAUL IN THAT              VOID THE METAMORPHOSIS OF DEATH/ LUNACY OF LIFE                      (I've arrived at the simultaneous crossroads                                                         of both) searing flesh in open air pyramids/ Manikarnika Ghat, Asia  F           L          O          W           S through dreams like inevitable prophecy and as ash blends with stars the CITY seems fulfilled and mystifying in it's                       (((((RESPLENDENCE)))))
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Clash. Zap. Thunderclap. Orbitals charged with electricity collide - feels like  crossing the streams let's - smash atoms like Adam and Eve, pierce fiercely with particles blown white hot from my accelerator Insatiable Like  trying to fill up a black hole, so i accelerate her excite her, ignite her, my touch lights her on fire combust. a cloud of ecstasy like Co2  rises higher I've got my eyes on your ions take a picture it'll last longer? snap a photo digitize her particles turned pixels tilt their head skyward transcendant enlightenment, released it inside her E=mc^2 , i can please you at the speed of light we just rewrote the big bang theory and this time we got it right opposites attract and charged sparks fly we might not touch but ion be ****** if we don't try I'm a ****** intellectual I love your body AND your mind.
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Apr 5, 2012
Apr 5, 2012 at 2:13 PM UTC
****** Intellectual
We walk along the beach at night, Arms entwined and hearts entwined, Waves lapping 'gainst our feet, Pebbles scurrying like sand ***** 'twixt our toes. Talking about ***** we are both A little tickly in the naughty bits department, As the gentle summer breeze Wafts through our matted ***** hairs. Just a brief hour or two ago, We were strangers at the Pier disco, And now our histories are to be Inextricably linked by fate. I do not know that, in a month or so, I shall need to send you A little yellow contact slip From the Margate Hospital special clinic Informing that you have been exposed to A most unpleasant social disease Which, with a bit of rotten luck, Could easily rot your insides. But, for now, our thoughts are far away As we laugh and joke together In our new found post-coital, Youthful lovers' camaraderie, Not wanting to speak too loudly or disturb The copulating pair by the nearby breakwater (Not that they'd be put off by a thunderclap Seeing as how he's on the short strokes by now).
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 12:19 PM UTC
A Seaside Idyll
Yesterday, clouds gathered in the sky Covering the sun, Yesterday, I saw the ravens fly I saw the squirrels run. The wind stormed on the walls in rage Her fury knew no bounds, Violently she rattled the cage Of the hell hounds. She flew from tree to tree Unsettling its leaves and flowers, A hive that sheltered a swarm of honeybee Fell in the pond, for the frogs to devour. A thunderclap echoed from a distance A prelude to what is to come, Shattering everything in existence Leaving everything numb. Enveloped in darkness The canvas was coloured grey and black, It had an air of stillness Yet, there was something that it lacked. And then it started to rain On the brown soil of the small town, Easing the pain That was hidden behind the smile of a clown. Tanay Sengupta, Copyright © 2019. All Rights Reserved.
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Mar 5, 2019
Mar 5, 2019 at 3:33 PM UTC
Downpour on an afternoon
You wanted a love like in the movies; rain drenched white shirts, palms covered in daisy pollen; I love you more than-- a phone call, long distance, your fingers curling the telephone wire like you're pulling me towards you like a fibre optic pheromone. Soundtracks of a jazz piano, and old jukebox hits, flared skirts and Mary Jane shoes, square dancing. But most of the time, we don't get to choose the colour of the bedsheets. In this story, I know you're going to leave me. I can sense the zoom of your eyes, rolling away from me. The lighting in the room, like the ones where something awful is about to happen: a sad, sick orange like a cheap sunset; the music, or lack thereof, the way you bite your lip like you're about to break my heart. You look to the ground, and I know this is where the narration will start; *this is the story of the first time someone broke my heart.   She's going to look up at me and say the words, It's all over-* and in a jump frame the thunderclap will mask the sound of my heart shattering, the sob disappearing into my throat. You wanted a love like in the movies, honey, we all did. But then the rain came, and the flowers drowned in their beds. You left your umbrella by the doorstep, I hope you don't catch a cold.
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May 1, 2018
May 1, 2018 at 10:11 AM UTC
Lessons From The Screenplay
You have abandoned purity for perfection. Even the blind have moments of clarity but you ***** around like the Cyclops feeling nowhere for noman while affecting a quiet, moronic expression. You can't knit without needles, but you have mislaid the point and so things unravel into random skeins. Your typewriter rattles only in reverse. Bards stub their toes and wail. You hear them, but pay no attention. You are listening for the atomic thunderclap. Nothing less than finale of final will do. When it explodes at last you will know the inarticulate, unspeakable name of god. Perhaps Fred. Perhaps Norma or Justine. Perhaps merely a very loud Boom... That will be more than enough for one life.
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Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 8:59 AM UTC
Rabid Declamation
I'm not sure how much of you I know yet. I know that 75% of you is a river while the remaining 25% of you remains unknown. I am making you sound like a science text book. The other day, I called you music, and flowers, and everything else I could think of that would grab your lips and make them curve upward to smile. I'm not good at writing poems for people who have made my veins into a swimming pool to backstroke through. I'm not used to being warm like this. I know that we can sometimes be identical and sometimes, it's hard to convince you that you're breathing but let me put it this way, you are hurricane Katrina, the shredded buildings, the ceramic plate my mother made for me through the aftermath. When I was 15, it was hanging on the wall and fell from a thunderclap. Yellow, with my name on it. I have called you baby on an estimate of four times a day and we are trying to fix it. We will slow dance in the living room and we will not notice the windows whistling but what you do not know it sounds like a storm but love, I hear you name through the cracks in the doors when the rain sets in. I haven't said much already. Hurricanes are awful and you think you're more like the sound the sky makes when it's upset. But everyone likes the name Katrina anyway. Metaphors don't get me anywhere but listen, hold me like I am the only building you do not want to destroy.
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 10:38 PM UTC
It's not even hurricane season/ I'm lucky I met you
The heat seeping into my body through my hands The steam sticking to my face like glue The smell of peppermint surrounds me I close my eyes and listen to the thunderclap I listen to the rain hit my window I fall apart I shatter Into a million little pieces I feel the tea splash onto my hand as I shake It burns but I enjoy the pain It reflects the pain in my heart Footsteps I throw up my walls Wipe away the tears Clean up the tea I'm fine.
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Feb 27, 2016
Feb 27, 2016 at 6:27 PM UTC
Tea
Once we were panthers, sleek and powerful embroidered in the silks of midnight and dawn. Passing the reflections of city windows as all bare streets gave us their throats- Tasting of blood and love. And then the morning went away. The dust settled with a silent thunderclap the open streets closed upon us with a wall of eyes, We reached our hands forth and touched nothing - but the ivory shadow left by daffodils in death. The day the morning went away. We poured our questions into the water supply, we drank the mix as the night rolled by. It painted upon our minds that we were snow coated deer and soon we took their form. We never made love again we simply locked horns until the roosters call called us to stop. For to make love became a ********** and to **** without mercy our golden seduction into their secret submission The day the morning went away. Your perfect stranger became your perfect enemy your perfect enemy, your perfect friend and you were silenced by the thunderclap you were silenced by the thunderclap. My little panther afraid of the quiet thunder afraid of the doe eyed stare that cuts you from the mirror cuts you right down to the bone. I watched you place your tiny white lipstick to the corner of your eyes and manicure your perfect stag horns as you brace yourself to step outside. The morning mist comes into your lungs and you exhale a liar’s hello to all below. The day the morning went away. Our ebony coats were hung up on a nail we once were panthers now our hearts are meek we once were panthers we once chose to seek, now we flee at the sight of moths dancing in the summer light. We once were panthers we once were panthers we once were glorious panthers.
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Sep 13, 2013
Sep 13, 2013 at 12:31 AM UTC
The day the morning went away
Once we were panthers, sleek and powerful embroidered in the silks of midnight and dawn. Passing the reflections of city windows as all bare streets gave us their throats- Tasting of blood and love. And then the morning went away. The dust settled with a silent thunderclap the open streets closed upon us with a wall of eyes, We reached our hands forth and touched nothing - but the ivory shadow left by daffodils in death. The day the morning went away. We poured our questions into the water supply, we drank the mix as the night rolled by. It painted upon our minds that we were snow coated deer and soon we took their form. We never made love again we simply locked horns until the roosters call called us to stop. For to make love became a ********** and to **** without mercy our golden seduction into their secret submission The day the morning went away. Your perfect stranger became your perfect enemy your perfect enemy, your perfect friend and you were silenced by the thunderclap you were silenced by the thunderclap. My little panther afraid of the quiet thunder afraid of the doe eyed stare that cuts you from the mirror cuts you right down to the bone. I watched you place your tiny white lipstick to the corner of your eyes and manicure your perfect stag horns as you brace yourself to step outside. The morning mist comes into your lungs and you exhale a liar’s hello to all below. The day the morning went away. Our ebony coats were hung up on a nail we once were panthers now our hearts are meek we once were panthers we once chose to seek, now we flee at the sight of moths dancing in the summer light. We once were panthers we once were panthers we once were glorious panthers.
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It was 5am When the thunderclap dragged me Screaming from my bed.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 6:43 AM UTC
Good Morning
Let that butterfly land on my Heart It’s been so long since I’ve felt anything there Well… other than the THUNDERCLAP That was you closing the door Let that butterfly land on my Heart It’s been so long So long since I felt butterflies there Dancing so hard it made me feel sick I miss that kind of sick… Let that butterfly land on my Heart It’s been so long Too long… Let me hear the wind from its wings… I hope they whisper Truth Let one antenna brush up against my Heart… To remind me that I can still feel Let it see me… I need to be seen Don’t fly away little butterfly
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Jul 17, 2018
Jul 17, 2018 at 3:41 PM UTC
Butterflies
Life isn’t enough. I want 10 more I want 10 penises and 10 ******* I want 10 guns and 10 crosses I want 10 children and 10 homes I want 10 friends and 10 enemies I want more of everything and now The gamma rays and the cosmic nothingness The icy chill and solar flares The Big Expanse and Big Crunch I  CRAVE the universe ALL of it To funnel through me Like water through a hose Or electricity through a cable Or sunlight through a magnifying glass I am wired With LIFE With music, and wine, and kisses With silence, hangovers, and wishes I want to consume Like Horace the very sun, the very underworld Engulf dreams, nightmares, and mortality between Like plumes of obsidian perfume Sacrifice virgins and assassins Dig up graves and wheel them into churches Dig up stones and throw them at CIA vans I want to rage Smear my blood all over eggshells Feces on W2 forms Give me more thunderclap and ******** wailings Charge me with the ravenous gasp To breathe, to bellow To love in bolted totality To strike and revel I hold the goblet out Shimmering and trembling For you
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 1:58 AM UTC
The Libertine
Sara L Russell A songwriter sat down to write and tried and tried with all this might to make the inspiration come until the bowels of his soul were numb until he almost screeched in pain and forced an idea in his brain. He strained, then like a thunderclap, out came a song - and it was crap. Established DJ's tapped their feet, they thought it sounded rather sweet; it had nothing unsafe to say and so they played it night and day and so they played it day and night ad nauseam, as if in spite. It should have been hurled down the nearest drain but was played again and again and again And so it got to Number One and bored the **** off everyone and so eventually went gold as down the river the world was sold as grannies bought it in their droves (as if grannyhood behoves the buying of such awful things) And thus the turkey spread it's wings. One day, a man with a broken heart whose business venture fell apart whose grandmother was very ill stood high upon a window sill and wondered, should he jump, or no? And was six floors high enough to go? As his aching heart began to thump, He heard the song - and decided to jump.
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 2:15 AM UTC
THAT Song
Dreamers, sleepwalkers, in a land of shadows and chimeras, Buddhas, who seek the Buddha, yearners, strugglers, dying persons. Still with the last breath hovered around from mists, through the woods the morning star shines, the red blood flows out of the heart, that there beats and will beating eternally. Dreamers, sleepwalkers, sparks of light from nowhere, like lightnings flashing through the universe, again go out in the nowhere, which lays its blackness comforting and motherly yet at the last sigh around us. Life, which, forgetting itself, sees itself in the empty mirror and doesn’t know, that the mirror is in every fiber of its being - not here or there and beyond the great gate of the here, through which it becomes itself on the middle of the threshold a gateless gate. Dreamers, sleepwalkers, - A thunderclap! A fall from heaven to earth! A cry from earth to heaven! An inconceivable moment of glory! And only peace – unpronounceable holy… © Barbara-Paraprem, 2014
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 11:12 PM UTC
GLIMPSES
Its frightening as a thunderclap in a twilight forest and as deafening as the steady drip-drops in a cavern beyond light. As choking as being tossed asunder with no life preserver in a raging sea, to be swallowed in ice and time. As sought after as a Virgin's pure kiss, by needy fervent lips and steady hands gripping all the more tighter.    As feared as Death's embrace, if not more, because it says you are finally alone.      It is that blissful white noise, that comes with a much sought after release with a patient and attentive lover.        It is the steady dull ache in your bones, as the glistening blade caresses your skin.       As it washes over me I breathe deep. I feel the fear, and the panic as to what if they find me this time, and will they ever.      But as I let wave after wave crash down upon me, drip after drop hit the floor.      As my fear gives way to bliss my lover could not bring, my panic drifts to calm from the songs the knife does sing. ...As comforting as floating in the ocean, as soft as a lovers sated kiss, as lost as a child's purity, and as beautiful as Lady Death's familiar arms.    I cannot wait to seek the cool embrace once again...
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Nov 26, 2015
Nov 26, 2015 at 7:29 PM UTC
Silence.
YOUR VOICE WAS A THUNDERCLAP I COWERED UNDER THE BED MY SKELETON TURNED TO FIREWOOD AS YOU DOUSED THE HOUSE IN GASOLINE MY PHONE VIBRATES IN MY BELLY IVE SWALLOWED YOUR VOICE MAILS ITS EASIER TO HIT IGNORE THAN IT IS TO HEAR YOUR VOICE CANDID PHOTOS OF YOU ARE TACKED TO MY WALLS I TRIED TO LET THIS OBSESSION DIE I PUSH MY NAILS INTO MY PALMS MY HANDS ARE VOODOO DOLLS IT FEELS AS IF MY THOUGHTS ARE STUCK IN CAPS LOCK I NEVER WANTED THIS TO HAPPEN
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 9:51 AM UTC
CAPS LOCK
You planted all the vices in my psyche's synapses, maybe it was a plan, maybe it just happened, perhaps? Made a chart of mental topography, a psychotic map to traverse my mind as it snaps like a thunderclap. Is it just the world's irreconcilable consciousness of fate the deciphered encryption of our collection of hate. 'Tis said for all good, and true for bad also, we must wait for our time in eternity to step thru insanity's gate. You planted all the vices in my psyche's synapses, maybe it was a plan, maybe it just happened, perhaps? Made a chart of mental topography, a psychotic map to traverse my mind as it snaps like a thunderclap.
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 12:16 PM UTC
perhaps
The suicidal optimist with his noisesome breath watches the moon for shooting stars. He talks a lot about it; but everyone's seen Christ in the clouds. Picks his way to an early death with romantic subtitles and a continental breakfast. He halts his noisesome breath and checks for excitement - "Darling..." he whispers "I must have you." Your sob was like a thunderclap Your sob was like a thunderclap in the deep and ancient night. And the stars did sigh For servitude in the deep and ancient night. Clearing his head whilst muddying the meter He realises : Jesus was an astronaut Smoking zen by the fire. And everything makes sense in an unexpected moment That he thought would never come And all our yesterday's lighted fools the way to dusty death.
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 11:26 PM UTC
Deep Ancient Night
Down under with faceless fear. Thunderclap sounds wonder. Drip,drip, of one too many tear. Caught between you and I, a spark burned hot. Reaching in, drawing back. A bellows billows black. I can't wonder where or when, what it was we had, and will it ever be back again. The long lost love lost its luster. Too much too soon, Much too much trust to muster. You said you didn't want to hurt me, but still you did. I never wanted to hurt you, but still I did. Some times I can clearly see where it is that I bring sorrow. We bounced around and called it fun. We hid ourselves not wanting to hurt, we played the lie and took what we thought was the best. But inside now, I see it for what it was, it was just a curve ball sinking fast. Sometimes, in my right mind, I clearly see why I feel the guilt and the shame. When your pain or some symbol of your grief lay spread eagle over my not so picture perfect day, and in my undaunted attempt to kick your dark memory to the curb. When I can see where I caused you sorrow, I have to justify it, stop thinking about it, put it... off until tomorrow. I sometimes wonder if there really is any winners or losers in break-ups, or if it is only the prep work while the chef shouts out his or her maniacal orders. I did once look at my past loves, (if you can call them that). The only common denominator I could come up with as to why they didn't hold true amd work was me.. So there I go, who's to blame who. That just amounts to, That's that... © 2013
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Jan 24, 2013
Jan 24, 2013 at 1:08 AM UTC
One More (Sleepless Night)
Down under with faceless fear. Thunderclap sounds wonder. Drip,drip, of one too many tear. Caught between you and I, a spark burned hot. Reaching in, drawing back. A bellows billows black. I can't wonder where or when, what it was we had, and will it ever be back again. The long lost love lost its luster. Too much too soon, Much too much trust to muster. You said you didn't want to hurt me, but still you did. I never wanted to hurt you, but still I did. Some times I can clearly see where it is that I bring sorrow. We bounced around and called it fun. We hid ourselves not wanting to hurt, we played the lie and took what we thought was the best. But inside now, I see it for what it was, it was just a curve ball sinking fast. Sometimes, in my right mind, I clearly see why I feel the guilt and the shame. When your pain or some symbol of your grief lay spread eagle over my not so picture perfect day, and in my undaunted attempt to kick your dark memory to the curb. When I can see where I caused you sorrow, I have to justify it, stop thinking about it, put it... off until tomorrow. I sometimes wonder if there really is any winners or losers in break-ups, or if it is only the prep work while the chef shouts out his or her maniacal orders. I did once look at my past loves, (if you can call them that). The only common denominator I could come up with as to why they didn't hold true amd work was me.. So there I go, who's to blame who. That just amounts to, That's that... © 2013
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masterful, we may not yet be but I press my fingertips, warm-smooth to your skin, the curves and the planes anyways, because i like the way you are.  i'm fond of your stained-glass eyes, and your blood-soaked cheeks. i try this new thing, anyways because i like it even though i cannot quite get this new thing, this foreign dance routine correct. jigsaw souls interlock like the way they meant, each inhale and exhale breathing evening in, and each drumbeat of my pulse sending my blood flying faster under my skin. lightning rod love, you're a thunderclap away from a hurricane, please tell me you can feel the ringing in my ears the shaking of our earths; because i can feel the electricity in my nerve endings sing, high and thin. heat and wonder on your breath, i just felt it on my cheek; when my limbs go weak i turn my head and tell you "i love you", another turn of events, another manifestation and declaration of the stirrings and rumblings inside my chest.
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 11:36 AM UTC
stained-glass eyes
Silence shattered, like your mother's favorite China, with a voice that is equivalent to a sonic boom. No one's ever told you that your temper could cause such unrest, like the tides against the adjusting position of Earth. At first, they resisted, just like I did; but then the barriers broke and the ocean began to pour down my cheeks, salty tears and sandy beaches. Baby, don't you know that I'm just as fragile as glass? Dear , your thunderclap bellow is enough to splinter this heart of mine; and dear, I am weak. Be gentle with your winds, and quiet in your soul when the storms rage on. I will always keep you dry.
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 6:39 PM UTC
Advert Your Rage, My Dear
the heartbeat rumble in your ears is the signal you’ve been waiting for    a warning that too much has piled up and your head has gone all Kandinsky    blood lights blinking like sequins in the crook of your vision    tangle of duvet half lolloped on the floor    echo of a neighbour’s conversation a gloopy mumble through the walls    and you’re thinking of skin the colour of wheat un-lipsticked lips    a song that hasn’t been written but the words exist longing for you to pluck them like a novel from a shelf in a second-hand shop    a thunderclap snaps you back to the same room the same face looking back from the mirror with its wet blueberry eyes    and you say you have a story fashioned from mashed potato and sticky tape    all it needs is a listener to kiss a whisper to your neck drip syllables that glow as torches tell you everything is fine    your listener as the shower rain leaves a network of streets jogging down your cheeks
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May 28, 2017
May 28, 2017 at 6:46 PM UTC
Blueberry Eyes
Seducers of the sky above, Drinkers of the salty sea, Oh, possessors of the earth below, How I wish I never existed, How I wish the Gods never existed, You are gradually fading away the Splendid beauty of my true existence, Yes, the tornadoes and the hurricanes And the thunderclap and the fire Shall always accompany your existence, Oh yes, I am about to express My distaste for your order, The beautiful part of my nature Have you consciously eroded, But the thunder-Gods shall surely Deal with you relentlessly, Hmm, everyone that knows your works Shall have a nasty story to tell your kind, For your passion for wealth and excellence Has imprison my wretched soul And has divided my living bones, Mother earth has no more pleasure in you, Before your unforgiving existence, Truly, I knew the story of the Old one and his nature, Wait and experience my mighty right arm, Always shall you seek My indefinite destruction, Always shall I seek indefinite Vengeance on your children’s children, Unfortunately, it is ignorance that Makes the rat attack the cat. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:20 AM UTC
TRUE VENGANCE
It rained the whole of last night, dearest. The banyan tree beyond my window swished and swayed in the storm. How bleak the wet luminance of my wait! No streetlamp blinked on the riddle of your returning trail over the desolate stretches of the night. My eyes stood sentinel, the whole night, dearest, for the faraway flicker of your torch hurrying home... Only fireflies wheeled lost and hopeless in the gale. And there was lightning too, dearest— white stallions carting the chariot of faceless shadows down the valley of my gloom.  My-heart-leapt-at-each-thunderclap... Did I hear, muffled in its rumble, your fumble at the gate, knock at the door?
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 6:07 PM UTC
Rainy Night