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"unkink" poems
i am on my knees asking all the unanswerables how do you unwind unkink, unthink, have faith, have trust in more than pixie dust.
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Oct 23, 2013
Oct 23, 2013 at 8:18 PM UTC
Bruised Knees.
As Winter is wandering, no longer to loom, A choir of flowers is starting to bloom. This scene is too pretty to taint with a man, So instead comes a boy reaching down with his hand To a Daisy, the prettiest flower to sing. His expression is moved from a sober down swing To a face full of hope and of wishful intent. His eyebrows now bow and he looks discontent, Like he wishes the Daisy a different flower, A Tulip, perhaps, something showing the power Of God more completely, but then the boy blinks. His eyes seem to listen; his eyebrows unkink. What he hears is unknown, but he pulls from his pocket A letter with perfume, a picture, a locket. He smiles, uncertain, and says the words sweetly, "She loves me." He pauses and sighs very deeply. He picks the first petal and closes his eyes. The Daisy, it seems, stops singing and cries For the fear of the dangerous words coming soon. The choir's beginning to darken its tune To a mournful display of the Daisy's dismay, But the boy only hears what his girlfriend would say When he reads her sweet letter his lips mouth the words, "Truly blessed to love you," and he thinks of the chords Of a song that she sang to him once about God. As his mind is reminded, again his lips nod, "I thank you God," and he looks at the picture. His nose sips the perfume and his ears feel the texture Of the canticle key-change. His frown melts away Like Winter to spring and his heart sings the lay. The Daisy, soprano, coos joyfully high As her petals are taken, to tell them good-bye. The boy's smile grows certain and certainly lovely. He shouts now, "She loves me. She loves me. She loves me."
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Jan 3, 2012
Jan 3, 2012 at 1:18 AM UTC
She Loves Me Not.
As Winter is wandering, no longer to loom, A choir of flowers is starting to bloom. This scene is too pretty to taint with a man, So instead comes a boy reaching down with his hand To a Daisy, the prettiest flower to sing. His expression is moved from a sober down swing To a face full of hope and of wishful intent. His eyebrows now bow and he looks discontent, Like he wishes the Daisy a different flower, A Tulip, perhaps, something showing the power Of God more completely, but then the boy blinks. His eyes seem to listen; his eyebrows unkink. What he hears is unknown, but he pulls from his pocket A letter with perfume, a picture, a locket. He smiles, uncertain, and says the words sweetly, "She loves me." He pauses and sighs very deeply. He picks the first petal and closes his eyes. The Daisy, it seems, stops singing and cries For the fear of the dangerous words coming soon. The choir's beginning to darken its tune To a mournful display of the Daisy's dismay, But the boy only hears what his girlfriend would say When he reads her sweet letter his lips mouth the words, "Truly blessed to love you," and he thinks of the chords Of a song that she sang to him once about God. As his mind is reminded, again his lips nod, "I thank you God," and he looks at the picture. His nose sips the perfume and his ears feel the texture Of the canticle key-change. His frown melts away Like Winter to spring and his heart sings the lay. The Daisy, soprano, coos joyfully high As her petals are taken, to tell them good-bye. The boy's smile grows certain and certainly lovely. He shouts now, "She loves me. She loves me. She loves me."
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stretch and crack unkink your morning back bend and sway blood rush to your head today rise and stretch showing way to much flesh and pivot,and pivot,and pivot those hips and shut, and shut, and shut, those lips star jumps.... ground shakes push ups.... heart aches burpees .... desire to *** and bend and bend and bend please end, please end, oh god, please end feel the burn gotta be someone elses turn match the beat c'mon i am out on my feet no pain no gain gain i am trying to lose lets work to beat the clock lets work not to beat the **** with a sweaty coin filled sock okay time to warm down fall down best thing i have heard all morning  trainer ****
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 6:24 PM UTC
jane fonda i am not
Only If,I Make The Choice, To Reinvent How I Think, Can I Begin To Unkink, And Let Ego Shrink, To Give Us The Link, Let This Blood Flow Once Again, Filling Empty Voids Only Then, Because........ "When I Keep Doing What I Always Did, I Keep Getting What I Always Got.'' So I'm Ready To Take The Shot, To See If I Can Move Us From This Spot. Question Is, Are You In Or Not? Inspired By Terry M. ''When I keep doing what I always did, I keep getting what I always got.'' Thank You For Being There
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 10:17 AM UTC
Getting What I Always Got