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"unapparent" poems
the comforting warmth of the morning sun, like I had known it from the days of yesteryears. the familiar scent of dew-kissed grass, a fresh aroma that brought forth the tide of gratitude laden tears. I had foreseen the day to be just as before... I had planned to play out my morning as I had rehearsed. but your message had foiled all that I thought I knew... it brought about the smile that eternity had kept pursed. your words were laced with the flowers of spring... they set at ease the unapparent apprehension I've always kept. they spoke of compliments meant only for the worthiest quills, I've read them in disbelief as I think not of myself, an adept... truly you are one that's generous and so very kind. for your words flew off the page and had struck home; bearing the stoutest of hope and most selfless of wishes. they had provided direction in these vague circles that I roam. so now allow me to thank you dear poetess... for drawing the sunrise clear into my view. I shall revel and bask in its delightful rays... because your words had painted today in the brightest hue...
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
Your Heartening Words
I crave achievement, but my body aches from failure. From constant wounds to my frail skin, courage is beyond reach. It is elusive, distant, away from my ***** hands. I want to fulfill my ambitions, but my mind wavers from success. From procrastination and the dark holes of depression, my conquest of dreams is fruitless. It is shameful, humiliating, disappointing to my household. I wish to express boundless love to the world, but my small mindedness has failed to grow beyond ignorance. From lack of effort and unapparent care, I am a disgrace to my well wishers. It is sad, dismal, sorry to see such a being alive.
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 10:03 PM UTC
My Body Aches From Failure
Where does one start if not with the absolute I, Beginning with sight, The sun kept clockwork in check. The kids kept their songs in their heads The parents kept photo albums full of smiles where a split second Becomes the cover letter for years of dread. The page kept condensing life that is better left unsaid, While the reader kept considering the page a part of him. Beginning with sound, The ocean kept grinding the ground. The guitar kept articulating the waves that come from A place that can be found In the engine of muscled bone, Arriving at what you know Through nature's transient code, Read between simultaneous consideration of scope And a song that keeps you on your toes. Beginning with touch, The cage kept the prisoner condemned Who was slave to the ego's violent whims. Hunger ravages the idealism of men, Who kept on believing in sensory over stimulation. While rapid eye sleep kept fostering shackled sheep Towards their only release. Beginning with dreams, I start to seem incomplete Fuzzy puzzles kept flagging themselves as urgent but unapparent in meaning And even faster in disappearing To make room for me. A resurgent thief That kept insisting on stealing a mind's freedom to be.
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Oct 23, 2013
Oct 23, 2013 at 10:57 PM UTC
Deny Agency
Dec. 30, 1989 In the valley of the angels In the fields of broken snow On the mountains of the warriors Where the devil fears to go. In the passions unapparent In the tears of a restless child In the calmness of the country In the cities growing wild Wherever love lies sleeping, whenever hope is lost, A gentle heart forgiving will rise up from the frost In the heart of bitter conquests In the nights that never end In the lies that hold the moment dangling from a liar’s thread. In the eyes of well know strangers In the looks of friends that care In the path of eminent danger In the light of all that’s fair Wherever love lies sleeping, whenever hope is lost, A gentle heart forgiving will rise up from the frost In the never ending stories In the poems of bitter youth In the ravings of an old man Who has never faced the truth. In the silence of the villain In the victim’s callous laugh In the arms of lover’s smitten In the families torn in half Wherever love lies sleeping, whenever hope is lost, A gentle heart forgiving will rise up from the frost In the bending of the willow In the arrow’s perfect path In the breath that any minute Could always be your last . In the patience of the hero In the soul that takes a stand In the seizing of the moment When the moment is at hand Wherever love lies sleeping, whenever hope is lost, A gentle heart forgiving will rise up from the frost J. H. Webb
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
A Gentle Heart Forgiving
Green to the eye begets the visage: life- Startlingly simple, a color tells it all. So ‘tis with the note and the morning earth is smelly- I ask, by what happy accident is everything made plain? Like a dog bearing its belly or a moth sleeping in daylight- the unapparent thing of life these words just cannot say.
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 2:44 PM UTC
The Light
I was never moving backwards, in fact I never moved at all. Here; among the markers and holy proof, have I, the path finder always sat. Body stoic, thoughts dampened, eyes crossed spying wide but, ever wise? Atop the two inch tower, in the humid shadow cast neathe the pine and needle. Silas Wright Dewitt, my company unapparent, December fourth, 1844 was he bore November tenth , 1904 is he born.
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 5:10 PM UTC
Eminent Discourse
One day I am walking, walking past a stone I see a painted pattern undiscerned. A marbled sort of mess, in shades of grey and brown, the mass before me wears a cloak unlearned. And to pass it by I am so apathetically inclined… But upon closer inspection, I am surprised to find a stone more tightly packed than first imagined. The large and solid mass, from distance looking pure Brought to light is seen to be deception. The pattern I first saw, of messy marbled streaks reveals to be of more compound complexion. I feel the want to approach it closer… When I with curious eyes delight to look more closely I can see the tiny bits of rock and bone, sand and shining mica, and shards of shell infused bits and pieces all combined to solid form. I recall the recent past, when only grey had cloaked this rock, A spot that from a distance yawned a monochrome, And I see this spot is parcel of a hundred tiny pieces– An unapparent universe in stone. I am now a nose’s length from this sight superior... The closer that I draw to this planetary exterior The I more I see each particle discrete. I think that if I took a hammer, and blasted it apart Each sediment could be a stone complete. If I am solid body, what is to say That I could not be so composite underneath? I could be a thousand microchosms, from the inside out; My solid form is only the relief. And yet that I would find companion in this ordinary stone Is destiny of day quite unforeseen Discovered by surprise, while in this boredom’s hefty hour, Retracing over simple path routine. But more surprising still, while I’m comparing flesh to earth, I can’t decide if it more likely seems seems That stones resemble bodies, pieces making up a whole, Or if bodies help us view the Earth extreme. I think I may be too up close to see. I am walking past this stone to let it be.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 6:21 AM UTC
Walking Past A Stone
One day I am walking, walking past a stone I see a painted pattern undiscerned. A marbled sort of mess, in shades of grey and brown, the mass before me wears a cloak unlearned. And to pass it by I am so apathetically inclined… But upon closer inspection, I am surprised to find a stone more tightly packed than first imagined. The large and solid mass, from distance looking pure Brought to light is seen to be deception. The pattern I first saw, of messy marbled streaks reveals to be of more compound complexion. I feel the want to approach it closer… When I with curious eyes delight to look more closely I can see the tiny bits of rock and bone, sand and shining mica, and shards of shell infused bits and pieces all combined to solid form. I recall the recent past, when only grey had cloaked this rock, A spot that from a distance yawned a monochrome, And I see this spot is parcel of a hundred tiny pieces– An unapparent universe in stone. I am now a nose’s length from this sight superior... The closer that I draw to this planetary exterior The I more I see each particle discrete. I think that if I took a hammer, and blasted it apart Each sediment could be a stone complete. If I am solid body, what is to say That I could not be so composite underneath? I could be a thousand microchosms, from the inside out; My solid form is only the relief. And yet that I would find companion in this ordinary stone Is destiny of day quite unforeseen Discovered by surprise, while in this boredom’s hefty hour, Retracing over simple path routine. But more surprising still, while I’m comparing flesh to earth, I can’t decide if it more likely seems seems That stones resemble bodies, pieces making up a whole, Or if bodies help us view the Earth extreme. I think I may be too up close to see. I am walking past this stone to let it be.
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the bigotry in me proclaims you bigot-this-or-that a silent death forgone before be met the unapparent--yet habitual--whole you are prereduced in pornographic quips or tongue-slips given over to a politician's herd remains in static symmetry's conclusive wan sinks in double-speech's soft caress: single, oceanic oil spillage shrug ,the value dancing buzz-- atop sommellier ****
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 2:51 AM UTC
by gott
One day I am walking, walking past a stone I see a painted pattern undiscerned. A marbled sort of mess, in shades of grey and brown, the mass before me wears a cloak unlearned. But upon closer inspection, I am surprised to find a stone more tightly packed than first imagined. The  large  and  solid  mass, from  distance looking  pure Brought to light is seen to be deception. The pattern I first saw, of messy marbled streaks reveals to be of more compound complexion. When I with curious eyes delight to look more closely I  can  see  the tiny  bits  of  rock  and bone, sand  and  shining  mica, and shards  of  shell infused   bits  and  pieces  fused  in  solid  form. I recall the recent past, when only grey had cloaked this rock,   A spot that from a distance yawned a monochrome, And I see this spot is parcel of a hundred tiny pieces– An unapparent universe in stone. The closer that I draw to this planetary exterior The I more I see each particle discrete. I think that if I took a hammer, and blasted it apart Each sediment could be a stone complete. If I am solid body, who is there to say That I'm not so composite underneath? A thousand microchosms, from the inside out; My solid form is only the relief. That I would find companion in this ordinary stone Is destiny of day quite unforeseen Discovered by surprise, in boredom’s hefty hour, Tracing over simple path routine. But more surprising still, while comparing flesh to earth, I can’t decide if it more likely seems seems That stones resemble bodies, pieces of a whole, Or if bodies help us view the Earth extreme. I think I may be too up close to see. So I am walking past this stone to let it be.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 6:25 AM UTC
Walking Past A Stone
One day I am walking, walking past a stone I see a painted pattern undiscerned. A marbled sort of mess, in shades of grey and brown, the mass before me wears a cloak unlearned. But upon closer inspection, I am surprised to find a stone more tightly packed than first imagined. The  large  and  solid  mass, from  distance looking  pure Brought to light is seen to be deception. The pattern I first saw, of messy marbled streaks reveals to be of more compound complexion. When I with curious eyes delight to look more closely I  can  see  the tiny  bits  of  rock  and bone, sand  and  shining  mica, and shards  of  shell infused   bits  and  pieces  fused  in  solid  form. I recall the recent past, when only grey had cloaked this rock,   A spot that from a distance yawned a monochrome, And I see this spot is parcel of a hundred tiny pieces– An unapparent universe in stone. The closer that I draw to this planetary exterior The I more I see each particle discrete. I think that if I took a hammer, and blasted it apart Each sediment could be a stone complete. If I am solid body, who is there to say That I'm not so composite underneath? A thousand microchosms, from the inside out; My solid form is only the relief. That I would find companion in this ordinary stone Is destiny of day quite unforeseen Discovered by surprise, in boredom’s hefty hour, Tracing over simple path routine. But more surprising still, while comparing flesh to earth, I can’t decide if it more likely seems seems That stones resemble bodies, pieces of a whole, Or if bodies help us view the Earth extreme. I think I may be too up close to see. So I am walking past this stone to let it be.
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When nobody cares what's going inside your heart in moments you need to feel care when you are supposed to be satisfied at least when somebody notice you're there... and you want to scream and let go the fear but something has hanged in you on a string and you want to feel the hug, and comfort yourself with the same bizarre haunting thought that you lead a life, full sunshine and light that cannot be led by someone who's blind you comfort yourself that you hear the birds and voices, and music a deaf person don't you comfort yourself you can easily achieve the peak of a hill of which ******* dream you comfort yourself that you feel the life with all its misfortunes and cravings and trials and when you're sitting at sunset on shore you know the path of the sun's chosen your unapparent figure as aim of its tour and feeling of life can pierce to the bone when you tries to fancy where're people who've gone...
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 4:35 PM UTC
When nobody cares
I was never moving backwards, in fact I never moved at all. Here; among the markers and holy proof, have I, the path finder always sat. Body stoic, thoughts dampened, eyes crossed spying wide but, ever wise? Atop the two inch tower, in the humid shadow cast neathe the pine and needle. Silas Wright Dewitt, my company unapparent, December fourth, 1844 was he bore November tenth , 1904 is he born.
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 5:08 PM UTC
Untitled
If I secretly wanted to explode Would you tell somebody? Pass center-left We're strangers now Happiness? Not really Contentment? Maybe. I can't help but feel we're better off No we... You Me Separate entities Backside volley To the side of the valley Favorite my tweet And I'll flip-flop my meat Meet me at the grocer's Five-dollar Tuesdays Make sure it's ****** Unapparent Appalachians I spelled it wrong initially Thought-o-sphere To drivel near. I got stuff to do. I got stuff to do. I got stuff to do. Just touch me, Somebody.
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 1:27 AM UTC
GPOY
California is getting punished, For something unapparent. Because they have the breath of Hell, Burning through their front doors. So for the love of the west coast, Somebody save Malibu.
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Jan 10, 2025
Jan 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM UTC
Fires in California
The admiration lark is falling, the unasked skirt is crawling, The writhes are swelling, the self-haunting is knelling The unapparent showers are thrown, and the interventions each stiffened Let your duskier perils play: And make her polluted insufferable with tear on tear.
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Jan 30, 2019
Jan 30, 2019 at 3:16 PM UTC
Tear on tear