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"ubi" poems
A Lone Walker nowe Ah! Intae Theis Murky Naycht ‘Yont Whin-Rock menacin’, Ewry Wound bygane an’ the Scar Freish Bluid o’ mine fuelin’, Lang, lang, IT! the Blacklyn Howr, Unfathomable, Unearthly, Verra Guid Fyre wearin’, Burnan Hye! Gore o’ mine Awa, awa, IT owre spilled! Soil o’ Alabaster gravin’, An’ abön, Great Orrah! a Presence yirr, Near-hand ay flashin’, Rumblin’, guid tremblin’, Lyke a Rhodium-Demon Hyear Unco! stick-an-stowe towerin’, An’ a Mirror-Vision ay broo! O’ Red Gore fuil an’ pruid! Great Rowth ragin’! Human nae, nae IT laanger! Heyne intae Theis Skye-Mirror, Image o’ mine! nae, nae IT laanger! Ma Rubye Brooch Micht, och! Stylle haiwin', An' wae Veins o’ Deep Lowe imbued, Ma ain stylle! Glamis’ Orrah! Dearest! Athwart ma Solitarye Gait Ays a Storm-Blast fallin’, An’ wnto me! wnto me noo, IT! O’er an’ o’er! Carham’s Scyld-Hel Orrah! Stylle Theis Dangerus! Verra Dangerus, IT! Highlan’ Thwndir-Rode o’ mine Intae Theis Guid Kintra whooshin’, An’ the nae ****** Cauld Landis Micht, Swaird-Wounded, stylle Ironclad Ah! Fore’er unco! wi’in Oun Hye Fyre Thro’ nae croud strollin’, Ays yf frae Hye Þunor His-sel The Lone War-Whisper Weel-Gaun! Wae Thae Verra Woirds o’ Battle-Angyr Lewdlie! Theis Specular Bluish Fyre o’ mine! Thus Thwndir-Taukin’: NUNC IN HOC SIGNO VINCES QUIA FOCUS TEMPESTATIS MODO EST TIBI ET VEXILLA FULMINIS PRODEUNT UNIVERSI IN FERRO CAERULEO SANGUINEQUE AD TE PICTORUM NOCTE TETRA ET IN SPECULO RESULTANTE FORMA THOR GOTHORUM UBI DESCENDET LAETO AB ULTIMA GLITNIR MAGNO MALLEO DEUS FLAVUS QUI ALTO FERRO SECURIQUE TONITRUO INDIGNAM VIAM MALEDIXIT FULMINIS IGITUR TETRA UMBRA TUA ALTA FLAMMA CALIGINEA VEXILLAQUE SUPREMO IGNE OVERMAN ULTOR.
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Jan 23, 2021
Jan 23, 2021 at 6:54 AM UTC
Lone Walker
A Lone Walker nowe Ah! Intae Theis Murky Naycht ‘Yont Whin-Rock menacin’, Ewry Wound bygane an’ the Scar Freish Bluid o’ mine fuelin’, Lang, lang, IT! the Blacklyn Howr, Unfathomable, Unearthly, Verra Guid Fyre wearin’, Burnan Hye! Gore o’ mine Awa, awa, IT owre spilled! Soil o’ Alabaster gravin’, An’ abön, Great Orrah! a Presence yirr, Near-hand ay flashin’, Rumblin’, guid tremblin’, Lyke a Rhodium-Demon Hyear Unco! stick-an-stowe towerin’, An’ a Mirror-Vision ay broo! O’ Red Gore fuil an’ pruid! Great Rowth ragin’! Human nae, nae IT laanger! Heyne intae Theis Skye-Mirror, Image o’ mine! nae, nae IT laanger! Ma Rubye Brooch Micht, och! Stylle haiwin', An' wae Veins o’ Deep Lowe imbued, Ma ain stylle! Glamis’ Orrah! Dearest! Athwart ma Solitarye Gait Ays a Storm-Blast fallin’, An’ wnto me! wnto me noo, IT! O’er an’ o’er! Carham’s Scyld-Hel Orrah! Stylle Theis Dangerus! Verra Dangerus, IT! Highlan’ Thwndir-Rode o’ mine Intae Theis Guid Kintra whooshin’, An’ the nae ****** Cauld Landis Micht, Swaird-Wounded, stylle Ironclad Ah! Fore’er unco! wi’in Oun Hye Fyre Thro’ nae croud strollin’, Ays yf frae Hye Þunor His-sel The Lone War-Whisper Weel-Gaun! Wae Thae Verra Woirds o’ Battle-Angyr Lewdlie! Theis Specular Bluish Fyre o’ mine! Thus Thwndir-Taukin’: NUNC IN HOC SIGNO VINCES QUIA FOCUS TEMPESTATIS MODO EST TIBI ET VEXILLA FULMINIS PRODEUNT UNIVERSI IN FERRO CAERULEO SANGUINEQUE AD TE PICTORUM NOCTE TETRA ET IN SPECULO RESULTANTE FORMA THOR GOTHORUM UBI DESCENDET LAETO AB ULTIMA GLITNIR MAGNO MALLEO DEUS FLAVUS QUI ALTO FERRO SECURIQUE TONITRUO INDIGNAM VIAM MALEDIXIT FULMINIS IGITUR TETRA UMBRA TUA ALTA FLAMMA CALIGINEA VEXILLAQUE SUPREMO IGNE OVERMAN ULTOR.
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By paper-lantern light flames colour a snow crystals dance, beautifully enchanting, to the distant sound of singing; Joyous songs of celebration, lulling all in revelry. Each note heard in silent reverence, beneath the skeletal canopy of majestic oak spread. Where from amongst the damp branches, wise old saucer eyes calls "Ubi? Ubi?", heralding a cacophony of wide-eyed whispers This afternoon, sweet twilight guides our paths as we search on ever onward journeys unknown; Our arms collecting firewood, to fill the empty hearths of others. Unaware of the cold hands, we are, when there's such warmth in our hearts. We toil within the stillness, snow falling softly, and covering the    crisp ground. From deep beneath the dazzling pure white, tiny hibernating animists    blink wide from the                               warmth of hidden    woodland beds.                        Gently,             sweep the                   12 droplets                              of ice from                 all our eyes, Sol,                                                 as we cough        darkness                                                      from our      lungs,                                               watching the sparkles     of no                                                                     matter,  floating                   in the  paper-             lantern light                    to scatter across     this   Solstice   sky, illuminating our fates, as cold  snowflake hearts twinkle like falling stars, unseen, turning, embracing the return of the Light
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 4:24 AM UTC
Gathering Yonder (poem art) for Winter Solstice
By paper-lantern light flames colour a snow crystals dance, beautifully enchanting, to the distant sound of singing; Joyous songs of celebration, lulling all in revelry. Each note heard in silent reverence, beneath the skeletal canopy of majestic oak spread. Where from amongst the damp branches, wise old saucer eyes calls "Ubi? Ubi?", heralding a cacophony of wide-eyed whispers This afternoon, sweet twilight guides our paths as we search on ever onward journeys unknown; Our arms collecting firewood, to fill the empty hearths of others. Unaware of the cold hands, we are, when there's such warmth in our hearts. We toil within the stillness, snow falling softly, and covering the    crisp ground. From deep beneath the dazzling pure white, tiny hibernating animists    blink wide from the                               warmth of hidden    woodland beds.                        Gently,             sweep the                   12 droplets                              of ice from                 all our eyes, Sol,                                                 as we cough        darkness                                                      from our      lungs,                                               watching the sparkles     of no                                                                     matter,  floating                   in the  paper-             lantern light                    to scatter across     this   Solstice   sky, illuminating our fates, as cold  snowflake hearts twinkle like falling stars, unseen, turning, embracing the return of the Light
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Cupid chose an arrow because love does not come without pain.
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 4:03 PM UTC
Ubi amor ibi dolor
By paper-lantern light flames colour a snow crystals dance, beautifully enchanting, to the distant sound of singing; Joyous songs of celebration, lulling all in revelry. Each note heard in silent reverence, beneath the skeletal canopy of majestic oak spread. Where from amongst the damp branches,wise old saucer eyes calls "Ubi? Ubi?", heralding a cacophony of wide-eyed whispers. This afternoon, sweet twilight guides our paths as we search on ever onward journeys unknown; Our arms collecting firewood, to fill the empty hearths of others. Unaware of the cold hands, we are, when there's such warmth in our hearts. We toil within the stillness, snow falling softly,and covering the crisp ground. From deep beneath the dazzling pure white, tiny hibernating animists    blink wide from the                            warmth of hidden  woodland beds.                        Gently,             sweep the                   12 droplets                              of ice from                 all our eyes, Sol,                                                 as we cough        darkness                                                      from our      lungs,                                               watching the sparkles     of no                                                                     matter,  floating                   in the  paper-             lantern light                    to scatter across     this   Solstice   sky, illuminating our fates, as cold  snowflake hearts twinkle like falling stars, unseen, turning, embracing the return of the Light
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 5:49 AM UTC
Gathering Yonder (poem art) For Winter Solstice
By paper-lantern light flames colour a snow crystals dance, beautifully enchanting, to the distant sound of singing; Joyous songs of celebration, lulling all in revelry. Each note heard in silent reverence, beneath the skeletal canopy of majestic oak spread. Where from amongst the damp branches,wise old saucer eyes calls "Ubi? Ubi?", heralding a cacophony of wide-eyed whispers. This afternoon, sweet twilight guides our paths as we search on ever onward journeys unknown; Our arms collecting firewood, to fill the empty hearths of others. Unaware of the cold hands, we are, when there's such warmth in our hearts. We toil within the stillness, snow falling softly,and covering the crisp ground. From deep beneath the dazzling pure white, tiny hibernating animists    blink wide from the                            warmth of hidden  woodland beds.                        Gently,             sweep the                   12 droplets                              of ice from                 all our eyes, Sol,                                                 as we cough        darkness                                                      from our      lungs,                                               watching the sparkles     of no                                                                     matter,  floating                   in the  paper-             lantern light                    to scatter across     this   Solstice   sky, illuminating our fates, as cold  snowflake hearts twinkle like falling stars, unseen, turning, embracing the return of the Light
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In the spectral mausoleum Wherein the human's left me deserted; I still wilt writeth transcendent poesy Mine blood as the word's to be posted. An anointed omnipresent To luster her anticipation of mine proclivity; She awaiteth me, behind the benevolence As her optical's art painting's in Renoir relevance . I revamp mine apparition To maketh mineself to her more known; She seeith mine black suit, unbuttoned shirt She feeleth mine flesh, and strokes mine old bones. All mine bad misgivings, she erases like as if at school She's the teacher, I'm her student, though tis I breaketh rules; Yet I do payeth attention, to this queen whoever she is Yet thou must remember, this is all a dream, spurious wish! Though tis just an illusion, I still hath highest Hope's Because I'm not the other men, proudly others seeith that most; As tis I shalt continue on, writing amour for one not around Whoever she is, and who she might be, please release me from.. The ground................ ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 8:42 PM UTC
Ubi est amantis Quidve release? ubi es regina? ( Where is that lover release? where art thou queen?) Latin tongue
O my heart, broken and betrayed; beaten, battered, bruised beyond Beauty's bear. Though my eyes haven't yet spilled a single tear, O my heart, with aches foretell of heavy rain; of regret and remorse religiously retained. At first my breath had ceased... had paused. Then my heart and mind; love and logic had waged a war; leaving my severed spirit... to bear its dear cross - Both Forsaken And Lost.
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Feb 10, 2021
Feb 10, 2021 at 2:53 PM UTC
Ubi?
SHE WAS JUST A LITTLE GIRL TACEANT COLLOQUIA EFFUGIAT RISUS HIC LOCUS EST UBI MORS GAUDET SUCCURERE VITAE   She was just a little girl, and she tried to make the scene, but they threw her down and she died — broken on the pavement, naked and alone, with her beads around her neck. She had these amber beads, and she wanted to “make the scene,” but it was the wrong scene and the wrong time and nobody loved her, and nobody cared, and she died there, on Mott Street, with her beads around her neck. From a little shabby house near a cornfield in Ohio with a barn and a horse that died and a couple of old trucks out back — She wanted to be “where it's at.” She was only playing a game; they buried her three weeks ago — she would have been fourteen today. It was a hot night in July when they hitchhiked to New York. In Washington Square Park everybody was making it even the mosquitoes were making it and they bit her as she slept. But she wanted “kicks,” so she went off with two men. And they found her, broken on the stone, with her beads around her neck. Her parents, they worked hard, and they ate their bitter bread; her father, he drank and he fought — he'd been in trouble with a girl and was in jail last year. It broke him, too. “I felt like I just got picked up and dropped, broke like a glass.” They buried her three weeks ago; and Death cannot rejoice that she made his scene, — for she was just a little girl, and they broke her and she died with her beads around her neck.
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 12:47 PM UTC
She Was Just a Little Girl
SHE WAS JUST A LITTLE GIRL TACEANT COLLOQUIA EFFUGIAT RISUS HIC LOCUS EST UBI MORS GAUDET SUCCURERE VITAE   She was just a little girl, and she tried to make the scene, but they threw her down and she died — broken on the pavement, naked and alone, with her beads around her neck. She had these amber beads, and she wanted to “make the scene,” but it was the wrong scene and the wrong time and nobody loved her, and nobody cared, and she died there, on Mott Street, with her beads around her neck. From a little shabby house near a cornfield in Ohio with a barn and a horse that died and a couple of old trucks out back — She wanted to be “where it's at.” She was only playing a game; they buried her three weeks ago — she would have been fourteen today. It was a hot night in July when they hitchhiked to New York. In Washington Square Park everybody was making it even the mosquitoes were making it and they bit her as she slept. But she wanted “kicks,” so she went off with two men. And they found her, broken on the stone, with her beads around her neck. Her parents, they worked hard, and they ate their bitter bread; her father, he drank and he fought — he'd been in trouble with a girl and was in jail last year. It broke him, too. “I felt like I just got picked up and dropped, broke like a glass.” They buried her three weeks ago; and Death cannot rejoice that she made his scene, — for she was just a little girl, and they broke her and she died with her beads around her neck.
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Silence! The field mice have scurried off, With the last of our sinister seeds In their spangled, spiteful masquerade Now the reddest of rivers carry wistful reveries Out to a cold, callous sea Tomorrow, the sun may climb once more But where peace sleeps, war dreams Coveter! Dwell within your own spirit, For these souls have wretched memories And their willful, wanton deeds May yet still sunder sons and daughters From mothers and fathers Tonight, we stitch our children back together Because where peace sleeps, war dreams
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Jan 20, 2021
Jan 20, 2021 at 4:17 PM UTC
Ubi Pax Dormit, Bellum Somnia
Rumblings shaking the earth Names cried out, long lost Blame the gods, or us Who forgot to pray? Buildings collapsing “Ubi est mater?”, Children cry Who forgot to pray? Ash everywhere Miles and miles of dust This is it, Goodbye Pompeii.
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Aug 29, 2018
Aug 29, 2018 at 6:49 PM UTC
Pompeii
Ubi Petrus                                           For Inky and Jason                                       “Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia”                                         - St. Ambrose of Milan Where Peter was, there also was the Tomb -- Blood-sodden dreams cold-rotting in old sin, The Chalice left unwashed, the Upper Room A three-days’ grave for hope-forsaken men. Where Peter is, there also should we be, Poor pilgrims, his, a-kneel before the Throne Of Eosian Christendom, and none but he Is called to lead the Church to eternal Dawn. Where Peter then will be, there is the Faith, Transubstantiation, whipped blood, ripped flesh A solid reality, not a wraith Of shop-soiled heresies labeled as fresh. Where Peter is, O Lord, there let us pray, Poor battered wanderers along Your way.
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Apr 21, 2019
Apr 21, 2019 at 8:18 AM UTC
Ubi Petrus (a repost for Easter Sunday)
*Verum quaerimus, studiose poetica in hoc situ Ubi autem poetas Ubi est artificiose conscripto*
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 11:09 PM UTC
Non intelligitis
o tempestas ira caeli moles ingens nihili te pervertis ubi aestas aerum pulsat calide nunc appares vorax nubes tenebrarum columna tum evanes tam occulte quam intrasti resonans
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 7:34 PM UTC
o tempestas
He washed his hands until they bled And then a little more He bolted every window And he locked every door Through the cracks he peered out at his neighbors And said “oh for heaven’s sake! Those bat-eating chinks We outta burn them at the stake” Like that no-good ****** Yang They’re infecting our country UBI’s for lazy ***** Though he could really use the money… Cause he’s been out of work for days And has not received a raise For the last 10 years Amid corporate fears of the left’s socialist craze Yet he still angrily paces Says “I don't mean to be racist But they’ve gotta go - all of ‘em!” As his face turns pale and fever runs Poor sick thing, he doesn't know That the hate is just for show A trick, a guise, a twisted rouse To turn me against you Amidst  our misguided attacks They extort and contort the facts -   Our communities decay We rot and waste away You think it’d gone undetected? We were always infected
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Mar 20, 2020
Mar 20, 2020 at 11:16 PM UTC
the chinese virus