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"trespass" poems
I want to dip my tongue, inside your flavor. With no waver, I savor your taste. With a desires pace, your liquids turned to paste, a love potion laced with our grace. Delicious lips glistening with ours juices. A cocktail saturated with your nectar. Our fountain we await, satisfaction at a hieghted state. I greet you with my pleasures at an amazing pace, our lips embrace lacerated by my tongue -- I trespass your pearly gates, where your pleasure awaits, I await - at the mercy of our warm embrace.
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Jun 25, 2016
Jun 25, 2016 at 9:18 PM UTC
Fountain
A howl is heard in the dead of night a shadow seen on the hill between the trees a pair of golden eyes strikes fear into the hearts of those who trespass in his territory. this beast is the beautiful wolf
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 12:00 PM UTC
*The Wolf
Our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, hollow be thy promises and shallow be thy shame. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. On a scale of one to ten, our Lord is totally eleven. Give us this day our daily bread, toasted close to dawn, and forgive us our trespasses as we shoot those who trespass on our lawn, and lead us not into temptation, such as *** or ***** but deliver us from evil (if not delivery, then DiGiorno).
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 6:22 PM UTC
Our Father
You said you would **** it this morning. Do not **** it. It startles me still, The jut of that odd, dark head, pacing Through the uncut grass on the elm's hill. It is something to own a pheasant, Or just to be visited at all. I am not mystical: it isn't As if I thought it had a spirit. It is simply in its element. That gives it a kingliness, a right. The print of its big foot last winter, The trail-track, on the snow in our court The wonder of it, in that pallor, Through crosshatch of sparrow and starling. Is it its rareness, then? It is rare. But a dozen would be worth having, A hundred, on that hill-green and red, Crossing and recrossing: a fine thing! It is such a good shape, so vivid. It's a little cornucopia. It unclaps, brown as a leaf, and loud, Settles in the elm, and is easy. It was sunning in the narcissi. I trespass stupidly. Let be, let be.
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Pheasant
The whole concept of adulthood is one that seems to trespass from the ever-anticipated world of the theoretical, just to barge into your life one night like an uninvited drunken friend. It will never really “hit you,” but it’ll come **** close the first time your aunt offers you a glass of wine as she and your mother gossip frankly about your father’s mistress— you sip on cheap Chardonnay and pretend to be used to the taste, as they talk with a middle-aged bitterness of the man you were raised to believe was too virtuous to be in debt for some glitzy engagement ring that he bought to restart his life with a woman he left your mother for shortly after the pandemonium of a guiltless affair. The man whose brutishness you were told to overlook, cradling the sparse memories of when he’d tuck you too tightly into bed, or when he’d tell you that he loved you even though half the time you really didn’t believe him— The man whose love confused you, whose clumsy attempts of fatherhood kept the heart of a young girl perpetually guarded by a cautious skepticism— The man who brought you into a world he found absurd as carelessly as he raised you to face it, torn apart like every illusion that makes a child, the ashes of which that slip through your fingers inevitably declare you another bitter adult. More wine will reveal that your beloved father is a controlling ****** and his relationship with that ***** the whole family hates only appears to be functioning because she lets him have all the control he couldn’t exert on your mother, even though you’ve had dinner with the two of them a couple of times and if you had met her under any other circumstance (though you’d feel like a traitor if you said it aloud) you wouldn’t think she was all that bad. In red, declarative letters I want to write to any children I may ever bear into this bittersweet game of ******** we play that we’ve since called ‘life,’ that when they first gaze with awe at the unattainable grace with which every grown-up seems to navigate the world they created, with all the pain of tax-paying and womanhood, I want to scream that we don’t know what the hell we’re doing either and if at any point I try to convince you otherwise you should tell your mother that she’s full of ****
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 3:25 PM UTC
"Adulthood" (revised)
The whole concept of adulthood is one that seems to trespass from the ever-anticipated world of the theoretical, just to barge into your life one night like an uninvited drunken friend. It will never really “hit you,” but it’ll come **** close the first time your aunt offers you a glass of wine as she and your mother gossip frankly about your father’s mistress— you sip on cheap Chardonnay and pretend to be used to the taste, as they talk with a middle-aged bitterness of the man you were raised to believe was too virtuous to be in debt for some glitzy engagement ring that he bought to restart his life with a woman he left your mother for shortly after the pandemonium of a guiltless affair. The man whose brutishness you were told to overlook, cradling the sparse memories of when he’d tuck you too tightly into bed, or when he’d tell you that he loved you even though half the time you really didn’t believe him— The man whose love confused you, whose clumsy attempts of fatherhood kept the heart of a young girl perpetually guarded by a cautious skepticism— The man who brought you into a world he found absurd as carelessly as he raised you to face it, torn apart like every illusion that makes a child, the ashes of which that slip through your fingers inevitably declare you another bitter adult. More wine will reveal that your beloved father is a controlling ****** and his relationship with that ***** the whole family hates only appears to be functioning because she lets him have all the control he couldn’t exert on your mother, even though you’ve had dinner with the two of them a couple of times and if you had met her under any other circumstance (though you’d feel like a traitor if you said it aloud) you wouldn’t think she was all that bad. In red, declarative letters I want to write to any children I may ever bear into this bittersweet game of ******** we play that we’ve since called ‘life,’ that when they first gaze with awe at the unattainable grace with which every grown-up seems to navigate the world they created, with all the pain of tax-paying and womanhood, I want to scream that we don’t know what the hell we’re doing either and if at any point I try to convince you otherwise you should tell your mother that she’s full of ****
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Some people just can't handle driving Everybody goes mad on this road at one point or another The consideration is to keep the hatred within your own car There are tools to be utilized The escapism of music for one's health The catharsis of muttering to oneself Nobody should hold it against you If you scream inside your car They should understand If you wanted to express yourself outwardly You'd just flip them off The abbreviated visual version Of attempting to insert negativity into someone's life It's healthy to be hurt Your heart telling your mind that their hatred isn't normal It is now on you to let sleeping dogs lie And forgive those that trespass against us Humor is my exit off the frigid freeway Children in grown bodies Their clothes are too big on them Clearly confused about how to act Taking every side road that catches their attention That's funny enough for me I've never flipped anybody off on the road I learned from my father's story She gave him every excuse to be angry And he expressed that to her The intended effect was reached Her susceptible emotions were breached Leaving a wise man to question his own actions What was the point of that again? That's why I try to keep an even keel While sailing down the highway There will always be people Who honk at you for driving down the middle of the road Remember to let those sleeping dogs lie Or they'll be roadkill And it's not nice to laugh at little people But no one will know if it's from inside your car And you can cozy up to the comfort created By the signs on the road Warning those people They're driving in the wrong direction
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 12:40 PM UTC
Sign Language
Some people just can't handle driving Everybody goes mad on this road at one point or another The consideration is to keep the hatred within your own car There are tools to be utilized The escapism of music for one's health The catharsis of muttering to oneself Nobody should hold it against you If you scream inside your car They should understand If you wanted to express yourself outwardly You'd just flip them off The abbreviated visual version Of attempting to insert negativity into someone's life It's healthy to be hurt Your heart telling your mind that their hatred isn't normal It is now on you to let sleeping dogs lie And forgive those that trespass against us Humor is my exit off the frigid freeway Children in grown bodies Their clothes are too big on them Clearly confused about how to act Taking every side road that catches their attention That's funny enough for me I've never flipped anybody off on the road I learned from my father's story She gave him every excuse to be angry And he expressed that to her The intended effect was reached Her susceptible emotions were breached Leaving a wise man to question his own actions What was the point of that again? That's why I try to keep an even keel While sailing down the highway There will always be people Who honk at you for driving down the middle of the road Remember to let those sleeping dogs lie Or they'll be roadkill And it's not nice to laugh at little people But no one will know if it's from inside your car And you can cozy up to the comfort created By the signs on the road Warning those people They're driving in the wrong direction
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i cant call this love i know its... sort of complicated. i can tell that it is for you. one second you say im young then the next you call me beautiful? maybe i just take things in the wrong context. but those blue eyes of yours really get me and that silly smile you have on your face... god... i just... i dont know. id never trespass your comfort zone but i just keep thinking of the embraces we shared and that kiss on the top of my head i want you to remember me and love me and maybe just turning that kiss from the top of my head to down to my lips, and to love every second of it. just once, please, one day let me lean in and taste a real mans lips.
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 4:01 PM UTC
a real man
The voyage is set to begin Behind the battle line Lingering with aspiration Billions of others Just like me The desire to achieve this feat Trespass the Zona Break it free An amorous key Essential to transcribe Me to thee
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 1:45 AM UTC
Longest
On rising heat, killdeer flush to decoy enemy-- threat to its young that roams too close They rush to skim on hayish blur wailing over wildflowers drying Fretful twitter in perpetual flight swifts-- twirl and hurl their bits of bodies-- debris from a cumulonimbus of a late-day sky toward a ridge of stag horn sumac presuming horizon primordial behind which time and city-- drift and wobble on rising heat-- after rush hour Rising Heat Rising-- to meet my mind on its way down from my post behind the laundromat where I view it all-- rising-- where I usually go in search of quiet to almost hear the ocean      two hundred miles away to strain words from wind      in careless conversation to wonder over      missed whispers.... But not today In rising heat, I went down in search of something better--      your eyes again      solvent for my presence of mind      dissolvers of hours and the order of things But I need an excuse!      To turn, to trespass, to disturb the peace!      For your eyes again! And still I need more-- being feverish, weak Or? Or... should I take the cure?      To deny ...To deny To deny what? Overtones from a sea of years? I don't know!  Whatever it was! Nothing explain it... I melt... I'm gone....
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 12:51 PM UTC
After Rush Hour
There is meaning within a meaning Heart always wants to decipher After unwrapping the myriad layers With dexterous thinking and imagination Every meaning is unraveled with time It’s a labyrinth through which life goes For the true meaning is hidden always One who wants to seek passionately Will trespass all the arduous challenges Lay hands on the hidden key To open the cherished door of the heart True meanings are intricate ciphers Only the brave heart can decipher them all
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 3:36 PM UTC
True Meaning
The whole concept of adulthood is one that seems to trespass from the ever-anticipated world of the theoretical, just to barge into your life one night like an uninvited drunken friend. It will never really “hit you,” but it’ll come **** close the first time your aunt offers you a glass of wine as she and your mother gossip frankly about your father’s mistress— you sip on cheap Chardonnay and pretend to be used to the taste, as they talk of the man you were raised to believe was too virtuous to be in debt for some glitzy engagement ring that he bought to restart his life with a woman he left your mother for shortly after the pandemonium of a guiltless affair. The man whose brutishness you were told to overlook, cradling the sparse memories of when he’d tuck you too tightly into bed, or when he’d tell you that he loved you even though half the time you really didn’t believe him. The man who brought you into the world as carelessly as he raised you to face it, torn apart like every illusion that makes a child, the ashes of which that slip through your fingers inevitably declare you another bitter adult. More wine will reveal that your beloved father is a controlling ****** and his relationship with that ***** the whole family hates only appears to be functioning because she lets him have all the control he couldn’t exert on your mother, even though you’ve had dinner with them a couple of times and if you had met her under any other circumstance (even though you’d feel like a traitor if you said it aloud) you wouldn’t think she was all that bad. In red, declarative letters I want to write to any children I may ever bring into this ******** little game that goes by the name of “life,” that when they first gaze with awe at the unattainable grace with which every grown-up seems to be navigating the world they created, with all the pain of tax-paying and womanhood, I want to scream that we don’t know what the hell we’re doing either and if at any point I try to convince you otherwise you should tell your mother that she’s full of ****
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Aug 17, 2013
Aug 17, 2013 at 6:21 PM UTC
"Welcome to Adulthood"
The whole concept of adulthood is one that seems to trespass from the ever-anticipated world of the theoretical, just to barge into your life one night like an uninvited drunken friend. It will never really “hit you,” but it’ll come **** close the first time your aunt offers you a glass of wine as she and your mother gossip frankly about your father’s mistress— you sip on cheap Chardonnay and pretend to be used to the taste, as they talk of the man you were raised to believe was too virtuous to be in debt for some glitzy engagement ring that he bought to restart his life with a woman he left your mother for shortly after the pandemonium of a guiltless affair. The man whose brutishness you were told to overlook, cradling the sparse memories of when he’d tuck you too tightly into bed, or when he’d tell you that he loved you even though half the time you really didn’t believe him. The man who brought you into the world as carelessly as he raised you to face it, torn apart like every illusion that makes a child, the ashes of which that slip through your fingers inevitably declare you another bitter adult. More wine will reveal that your beloved father is a controlling ****** and his relationship with that ***** the whole family hates only appears to be functioning because she lets him have all the control he couldn’t exert on your mother, even though you’ve had dinner with them a couple of times and if you had met her under any other circumstance (even though you’d feel like a traitor if you said it aloud) you wouldn’t think she was all that bad. In red, declarative letters I want to write to any children I may ever bring into this ******** little game that goes by the name of “life,” that when they first gaze with awe at the unattainable grace with which every grown-up seems to be navigating the world they created, with all the pain of tax-paying and womanhood, I want to scream that we don’t know what the hell we’re doing either and if at any point I try to convince you otherwise you should tell your mother that she’s full of ****
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forgive me for committing the sin of looking for you here, there, and everywhere. forgetting the cardinal truth that you’re the omnipresent one! to think i could think of you, the one who’s beyond all thoughts my trespass too. forgive me..... © 2022
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Jun 26, 2022
Jun 26, 2022 at 1:23 PM UTC
forgive me
the day i was cast out into the world through spread legs they looked between mine and declared, simply: “it’s a girl”. we’re taught to be ashamed of who we are that people like me, like us, are freaks of nature. told me the body i was given this body, is sacred. that i should never tamper with it. that it’s blasphemous to trespass on divine territory. (who knew i could be a trespasser in my own home?) you point to the sky, tell me god doesn’t make mistakes. turn that finger back on me, on us, spew ridicule for the ones we’re supposedly making for merely having the courage to be. what is it that makes doctors and parents alike so reluctant to believe that there are other colors out there besides pink and blue? the lines are blurring –– **** robin thicke] this is not a phase. this choice was not mine to make (unlike the one you made for me). don’t tell me who or what i am. i didn’t climb out of one box just to be shoved into another.
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Apr 17, 2018
Apr 17, 2018 at 8:20 AM UTC
Plum
What a beauty to seek! The Nightingales have returned To serve thee! Nightingale sing your songs... Haunt the night of the trespass, Nocturnal is your guide..Tonight Seek your jewels, Salvage thy treasure. Offer it to Nocturnal, To please her. Nightingales, Fact or Fiction? They are quite real. To see their armor, To know their symbol. They are shadows of the night. Pursuing your every move...
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 9:41 AM UTC
Nightingale's
Beware all ye who enter here, This is my heart. And it is just as bad, Nay worse, Than any of hell's trespass, It beats slow like the mockingbird doth crow, Once in a blue moon, And only at midnight, The chill's it release would make the Morningstar, Shiver in pain, My gates are protected by demons greater, Than the darkest Horror novel, My own. The Pits are more black than the darkest tar, It is the color of my love and of my hate. For dontcha know, Its all one thing down here, Bleeding freely, Come on in and take a dive, Just beware, Not a one, No God, Demon, Man wo or not, Has of yet made it out of here, Is there a treasure inside, Maybe, perhaps... probably, Its just the the pride of the thing, Like climbing Mount Everest, Or making it to dinner on time. But I don't care. Live or die, The gates remain so very high Climb them if you will. One time I fell, And I awoke in hell, At first they fought, For such a soul as me, Until one such as Beelzebub, Lord of the hosts he came along, And he among the first he bowed, Whispering in a yell loud enough to hear, 'We WILL be waiting for your return, Lord of lords, king of kings, Lion among  lambs, hero among man," Awakening from such a dream, In a sweat that made me hot, I smiled for the first time in a long time, As the blackness in my heart boiled, And the gates grew, I had a home in hell, And Earth would be my THRONE.
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Mar 30, 2010
Mar 30, 2010 at 12:14 PM UTC
Earth Would Be My Throne
Tell me not here, it needs not saying, What tune the enchantress plays In aftermaths of soft September Or under blanching mays, For she and I were long acquainted And I knew all her ways. On russet floors, by waters idle, The pine lets fall its cone; The cuckoo shouts all day at nothing In leafy dells alone; And traveller's joy beguiles in autumn Hearts that have lost their own. On acres of the seeded grasses The changing burnish heaves; Or marshalled under moons of harvest Stand still all night the sheaves; Or beeches strip in storms for winter And stain the wind with leaves. Posses, as I possessed a season, The countries I resign, Where over elmy plains the highway Would mount the hills and shine, And full of shade the pillared forest Would murmur and be mine. For nature, heartless, witless nature, Will neither care nor know What stranger's feet may find the meadow And trespass there and go, Nor ask amid the dews of morning If they are mine or no.
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Tell me not here, it needs not saying
BEHIND THE BIG SMILE.. There is this place in me, Whose door is tightly shut But strangers still trespass Without a key nor a polite knock Some stay, others bang the door dashing out. There is this place in me, Where you can touch Without stretching your hand Where you can draw your face With no pen or ink.. There is this place in my heart Where footsteps don’t fade And memories stick like glue... Where whispers feel like echoes. There is this place in me, Where pain and pleasure mix Where walls seem concrete Only from a distance... But can tremble and crash At a finger's touch! There is such a place Inside most of us Have you been there? It’s warm and safe But those who we let inside Tear and scatter it to pieces Leaving it cold, scared and scarred! Yet we cover it With a smile or a laugh Oh yes! there is such a place Behind my smile. (October 11, 2012 at 7:27am)
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 9:38 PM UTC
BEHIND THE BIG SMILE.. by Purity Kim
Alone with this desk, And a notebook chock-fulled with paper; Endless.. he chomp everything away. Things truly aren’t easy, The silence makes it harder. Hey music, fill the air; For not all truths, But laughs of frauds may break out. Just like the old days. Just like the lady boss, Just..maybe. There should be dancing all around, Where crowds should chip in And take things in stern. Errands were not decors – Trespass! Like mini ciphers, Digits, letters, they knock the drill out. Only a couple more days left, But in ignominy, This generation may fall; How pitiable.. With such marks and inkblots, The source remains unrecognized. They’re used to seize papers like that, Although such are committing theft already. Left were words, Can’t spell it unerringly; Yet the hearsays divulged its address, So now, it’s time to slam this tome; End the toil that has always been the crook! Go outside, For the sun’s rays are there! Goodbye to this aged chair, And to this notebook full of nicks, With new freedom, We shall embrace.. Everything.. “Ciao” to what’s new, ‘Coz this is the real world! Oh college days! (7/25/13 @xirlleelang)
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 9:54 PM UTC
The Everyday Poetic Routine of a College Student
Her eyes are the stained glass broken from confession. Her withered hair buried beneath dirt gravel. Her forbidden mind fosters slobs of crazy. Her mind is a battlefield of Trojan takeover. Her bare feet remember sacred ground of tainted memories. Her ears embrace the screech of still weather. Her grapefruit mouth juiced with venom is tasteless. her sharp egg shelled fingertips woven from braids of straw. Her body is the Earthquake ruptured by the vibrations of collision. Her thoughts trespass gated abandonment Her firework pen exploding with gunpowder secrets. Her gunpowder secrets deterring the sanity. Her cracked lips cobweb from silenced words. Her puppet stringed smile puts on a show to the audienced world. Her soul has been toyed with by the cynical Fates. Her echo without direction is a heartbroken drum line. Her armor has been dowsed with sharp, penetrating words. Her skin has painted stories interior to her porcelain frame. Her soulless story can be dry swallowed by rocks. Her tears bleed of whispered screams.
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Aug 9, 2012
Aug 9, 2012 at 2:02 PM UTC
Endlessly
(Hebrews, iv.2) Israel in ancient days Not only had a view Of Sinai in a blaze, But learn'd the Gospel too; The types and figures were a glass, In which thy saw a Saviour's face. The paschal sacrifice And blood-besprinkled door, Seen with enlighten'd eyes, And once applied with power, Would teach the need of other blood, To reconcile an angry God. The Lamb, the Dove, set forth His perfect innocence, Whose blood of matchless worth Whould be the soul's defence; For he who can for sin atone, Must have no failings of His own. The scape-goat on his head The people's trespass bore, And to the desert led, Was to be seen no more: In him our surety seem'd to say, "Behold, I bear your sins away." Dipt in his fellow's blood, The living bird went free; The type, well understood, Express'd the sinner's plea; Described a guilty soul enlarged, And by a Saviour's death discharged. Jesus, I love to trace, Throughout the sacred page, The footsteps of Thy grace, The same in every age! Oh, grant that I may faithful be To clearer light vouchsafed to me!
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Old Testament Gospel
Living in a world of grey Though only black and white Are the colors that I see Whether day or night I just really can't believe That what You see is true And how can you tell me That i should feel like you Seeing flowers trees and birds And plays, and sad, sad movies Does not invoke such thoughts you see And you can't show them to me My world is perfect, pristine and white You nought but trespass here What audacity you have To say my world is weird My heart is great and deep and wide More empty than the night I rather think you cluttered Sure you have your feelings right? Through depths of sorrow can I waltz Like floating on the breeze Your happines is much too loud And unplesant for me I still can't figure how you get So angry and upset Over things that others do When still you've never met Please instruct me, teach me Oh great, wise, philosopher Just how it is I need Your feelings that occur You say I'm broken, strange, messed up You say you can help I say if you are that good at it Then you should help yourself Your social customs, curticies You do them without purpose You cling so tightly hold them close I gladly call them worthless I'm not so cold and callused As though it prolly seems I'm really still working on Which response you need I may not cry when someone falls Whether you or I But I can promise I'll be the first To help your tears to dry Friend and family and acquaintance All mean the same to me I'll gladly help you when you need With no return or fee Eating breathing sometimes bleeding Still less man than machine Dont be so surprised when I Respond mechanically Living in a world of grey Though only black and white Are the colors that I see There's only wrong or right
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 7:14 PM UTC
Aspergers
Living in a world of grey Though only black and white Are the colors that I see Whether day or night I just really can't believe That what You see is true And how can you tell me That i should feel like you Seeing flowers trees and birds And plays, and sad, sad movies Does not invoke such thoughts you see And you can't show them to me My world is perfect, pristine and white You nought but trespass here What audacity you have To say my world is weird My heart is great and deep and wide More empty than the night I rather think you cluttered Sure you have your feelings right? Through depths of sorrow can I waltz Like floating on the breeze Your happines is much too loud And unplesant for me I still can't figure how you get So angry and upset Over things that others do When still you've never met Please instruct me, teach me Oh great, wise, philosopher Just how it is I need Your feelings that occur You say I'm broken, strange, messed up You say you can help I say if you are that good at it Then you should help yourself Your social customs, curticies You do them without purpose You cling so tightly hold them close I gladly call them worthless I'm not so cold and callused As though it prolly seems I'm really still working on Which response you need I may not cry when someone falls Whether you or I But I can promise I'll be the first To help your tears to dry Friend and family and acquaintance All mean the same to me I'll gladly help you when you need With no return or fee Eating breathing sometimes bleeding Still less man than machine Dont be so surprised when I Respond mechanically Living in a world of grey Though only black and white Are the colors that I see There's only wrong or right
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If you take my gun You may as well take my rights I have the right to bear arms To protect my fortress To defend my family I will use everything Machine guns Shotguns High-power rifles Anything So I can feel secure Around bullets of death 3 people lie motionless Blood seeping from shell wounds In the middle of a crowded mall 12 people lay lifeless Two years since their last death In the middle of a movie theater 28 innocent souls lay empty Most of whom couldn't understand In the middle of a elementary school What other people do with their weapons Doesn't concern me I will protect myself with my shotgun My machine gun My high-powered rifle Maybe I'll teach my child how to shoot So one day he can protect his family With assault weapons The victims of the crazed people Those insignificant others Are not dead by the shooters gun But by the shooter's insanity Those insignificant others Were just poor, unlucky souls Insignificant souls When I get older And not fit to live I'm going to give my machine gun My shotgun To my son So he can hold the fortress And protect his family From those insignificant others Those poor, innocent souls That will awake from the grave That will trespass his property That will look him in the eye With the wounds from Sandy Hook Aurora Movie Theater Columbia Mall Still viciously bleeding And dare him to shoot again To protect his cold-blooded ignorance RIP Brianna Benlolo and Tyler Johnson
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
The Insignificant Others
And so resounds the echo... Sewn against your shadow, handstitched destiny edges, unraveled in the fire, pulses rage in heart-paced whispers, collision of midnight panther pelts, bleed into powder silk, ravage the gentle merge, your touch upon my awakening sway me softly in your gaze taste me with eyes that pierce my soul from wingtips of butterflies cast from the fire of your existence. Unfold the unspoken words dripping in the creases of this throbbing...needing...wanting heartbeat-slip-stitch, suture seal the ache of gossamer flesh pressed against raven, twin glances, the bookmark, fingertips tracing the eyeprints of your words upon me. ...so resounds the echo... As echo wrecks the body in a fever of words, purged from the ****** night, that devours_and devours_your lips, my hands' gentle cradle, spread its roots dark these russet threads the gold, swept wetly over hands, like nerves, quickening and so laden with tremors, these words echo echo Slip knot tongues intertwine, tangled tasting breathes, exhaled in slow moans surging, purging that drink_and crave_and need m o r e beneath hands that unleash the fervor, lips pressed through the flames, as gossamer falls upon panther silk, an exigent trespass, beyond the touch beyond the kiss, educe the quake and the quiver within this rapture. ...so resounds the echo echo...
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Aug 30, 2012
Aug 30, 2012 at 5:42 PM UTC
The Echo:
On rising heat, killdeer flush to decoy the enemy-- threat to its young that roams too close They rush to skim on hayish blur wailing over wildflowers drying Fretful twitter in perpetual flight swifts-- twirl and hurl their bits of bodies-- debris from a cumulonimbus of a late-day sky toward a ridge of stag horn sumac presuming horizon primordial behind which time and city-- drift and wobble on rising heat-- after rush hour *Rising Heat Rising-- to meet my mind on its way down from my post behind the laundromat where I view it all-- rising-- where I usually go in search of quiet to almost hear the ocean      two hundred miles away to strain words from wind      in careless conversation to wonder over      missed whispers.... But not today In rising heat, I went down in search of something better--      your eyes again      solvent for my presence of mind      dissolvers of hours and the order of things But I need an excuse!      To turn, to trespass, to disturb the peace!      For your eyes again! And still I need more-- being feverish, weak Or? Or... should I take the cure?      To deny ...To deny To deny what? Overtones from a sea of years? I don't know!  Whatever it was! Nothing explain it... I melt... I'm gone....*
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Sep 8, 2017
Sep 8, 2017 at 10:51 AM UTC
After Rush Hour
RIPPLES Ripples of you touch make me wonder Ripples of your essence trespass my slumber Ripples of your words now echo in my mind Ripples of your past now invade present time Ripples of joy wrinkles of memories Ripples of dread of what could no more be Ripples of feelings I try to submerge Ripples of nostalgia set free in me to surge Ripples of broken pieces of love deep within Ripples of tears and passion deeper than skin Ripples of hurt pride envy and shame Ripples of etchings deep inside of your name Ripples of trust broken and kept Ripples of promises which forever slept Ripples of what has been or may be Ripples of life please set me free
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Aug 5, 2019
Aug 5, 2019 at 6:47 PM UTC
Ripples