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"unopposed" poems
The perfect woman is beautiful, of course but not too beautiful, ( enough to be objectify-able but not so much as to be threatening) The perfect woman has a voice and a mind ( that she wisely decides to leave behind) The perfect woman should never be heard ( unless she becomes a part of the herd) The perfect woman Is benign and blind ( to everyone's faults except her own, which also, btw, she ought to make known, or god forbid, she'll be harkened a ***** How rude.....) The perfect woman Is coy and shy (changing her demeanor for a girl or a guy) The perfect woman Does nothing wrong (yeah right) (and still doesn't get why she can't belong) The perfect woman Knows her salad forks and plates She encourages, she nourishes She creates, (she waits, she waits , she waits) The perfect woman is an overachiever (but readily labeled to be a deceiver) The perfect woman doesn't age doesn't dream or rebel Oh no, dear no.... none of that outrage The perfect woman can be a nymph and a nun (knows how to not show that she knows what is fun) The perfect woman, is curvy but thin each angle defined each strand refined with a dazzling smile and a glowing skin (no matter how she gets it It's that she gets it, she gets it.) The perfect woman Is strong and composed But when she's patronized She doesn't resist... She carries her grace on her well turned calf and a delicate wrist Till it's proper and unopposed The perfect woman is cruel to her daughter and kind to her son ( as she knows what it means to be a woman even if she forgets that she's also one...) The perfect woman doesn't want to be free you see, it's simple She's come to terms with the very concept That it's her destiny Sigh. Let's say this, let's try.... Here's the gist The perfect woman is either every woman or she doesn't exist.
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Apr 23, 2017
Apr 23, 2017 at 9:22 PM UTC
The perfect woman
The perfect woman is beautiful, of course but not too beautiful, ( enough to be objectify-able but not so much as to be threatening) The perfect woman has a voice and a mind ( that she wisely decides to leave behind) The perfect woman should never be heard ( unless she becomes a part of the herd) The perfect woman Is benign and blind ( to everyone's faults except her own, which also, btw, she ought to make known, or god forbid, she'll be harkened a ***** How rude.....) The perfect woman Is coy and shy (changing her demeanor for a girl or a guy) The perfect woman Does nothing wrong (yeah right) (and still doesn't get why she can't belong) The perfect woman Knows her salad forks and plates She encourages, she nourishes She creates, (she waits, she waits , she waits) The perfect woman is an overachiever (but readily labeled to be a deceiver) The perfect woman doesn't age doesn't dream or rebel Oh no, dear no.... none of that outrage The perfect woman can be a nymph and a nun (knows how to not show that she knows what is fun) The perfect woman, is curvy but thin each angle defined each strand refined with a dazzling smile and a glowing skin (no matter how she gets it It's that she gets it, she gets it.) The perfect woman Is strong and composed But when she's patronized She doesn't resist... She carries her grace on her well turned calf and a delicate wrist Till it's proper and unopposed The perfect woman is cruel to her daughter and kind to her son ( as she knows what it means to be a woman even if she forgets that she's also one...) The perfect woman doesn't want to be free you see, it's simple She's come to terms with the very concept That it's her destiny Sigh. Let's say this, let's try.... Here's the gist The perfect woman is either every woman or she doesn't exist.
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Sometimes I had had to ignore her, For I had to focus on my life, So that I could make it shine, And then on in future make her mine, Unopposed from the society on the whole, That included both our families & friends, But she couldn't just wait for a little time.
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 10:23 PM UTC
Attention & Neglect – What She Failed To Comprehend
By: Cedric McClester She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Which means - she’s beyond contempt Someone to be loathed An anomaly? Well if you’re askin me She’s what every one of ‘em Pretends to be A centrist Who might go either way On any issue On any given day She likes to calls it A winning strategy But it’s still selling out As far as I can see She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes But with the right pedigree As everybody knows She’s very bright That’s obvious - it shows Though you’ll find her Wherever the wind blows I often wonder Who she really is Behind the mask I’m talkin ‘bout square biz It’s hard to tell With the naked eye How she really feels Though some of us do try She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Her popularity Is always in the throes We love her one-minute Then hate her the next She brings out feelings That are that complex She’s very hard For us to get to know How much is real And how much is for show That’s the question On many people’s minds What’s goin on Behind those closed blinds She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who’ll run for president One day I suppose She’s very suited For the life she chose A prodigy Who won't be unopposed There’s so much baggage In her sordid past The kind of thing That usually tends to last She’ll ascend But then she’ll drop so fast Say what you will The dye’s already cast She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who has a war chest That grows and grows and grows She’s courted equally By the rich and poor With the kind of access That many would die for But still she’s baffling To say the very least It’s hard to tell The nature of the beast And to add insult Along with injury Is we don’t know How she's gonna be She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who lost my vote But that’s just how it goes When one has trouble Being who they are It doesn’t matter That they’re a rising star I can’t support her Under any circumstance It would be foolish To even take that chance Though I do like her I have to admit I’ll vote against her Or maybe I’ll just sit © Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester - all rights reserved.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 10:31 PM UTC
A REPUBLICAN IN DEMOCRATIC CLOTHES
By: Cedric McClester She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Which means - she’s beyond contempt Someone to be loathed An anomaly? Well if you’re askin me She’s what every one of ‘em Pretends to be A centrist Who might go either way On any issue On any given day She likes to calls it A winning strategy But it’s still selling out As far as I can see She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes But with the right pedigree As everybody knows She’s very bright That’s obvious - it shows Though you’ll find her Wherever the wind blows I often wonder Who she really is Behind the mask I’m talkin ‘bout square biz It’s hard to tell With the naked eye How she really feels Though some of us do try She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Her popularity Is always in the throes We love her one-minute Then hate her the next She brings out feelings That are that complex She’s very hard For us to get to know How much is real And how much is for show That’s the question On many people’s minds What’s goin on Behind those closed blinds She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who’ll run for president One day I suppose She’s very suited For the life she chose A prodigy Who won't be unopposed There’s so much baggage In her sordid past The kind of thing That usually tends to last She’ll ascend But then she’ll drop so fast Say what you will The dye’s already cast She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who has a war chest That grows and grows and grows She’s courted equally By the rich and poor With the kind of access That many would die for But still she’s baffling To say the very least It’s hard to tell The nature of the beast And to add insult Along with injury Is we don’t know How she's gonna be She’s a Republican In Democratic clothes Who lost my vote But that’s just how it goes When one has trouble Being who they are It doesn’t matter That they’re a rising star I can’t support her Under any circumstance It would be foolish To even take that chance Though I do like her I have to admit I’ll vote against her Or maybe I’ll just sit © Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester - all rights reserved.
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“See herself..?” ‘Who..?’ “Herself.. there” ‘An’ about her?’ “..Cheating on himself..” ‘Sure she.. that one..’ “Fur coat.. no knickers..” They scuttle out daily wagging their vicious tales, Through dullness that dampens their every afternoon, Ignored by their own; an’ threadbare reflection, ******* each spun yarn an’ sheet out to dry, Stained with every listless memory an’ lonely evening, Gossip-hungry, they covet the community swill, Chomping through the random, unopposed untruths, ‘..husband slayer, heartless siren.. tis’ a mortal sin..’ They make no bones of any acquaintance of herself, With monstrous-eyed chronicles of salacious green, Such falsehood is kind to the envious an’ bias ears, Which tolerate any brazen line to a choir of lewd hymns, They harmonise each lustful lie; the prime accuser, Conducts a murky symphony of ***** laundry aired live, The jury silent, mocking whispered an’ ears into the wind, As the accused sullen-faced an’ solitary suddenly appears. Herself stands idly ignorant to the satirical sniggers, The trial by jealously ends, they turn two faces an’ leave, No fur, no knickers, no time to wish away the pain, Curtains drawn, truth quartered - the washing hung
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
To the Gallows with your Washing (For Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. McBride)
-o-0-o- With my two eyes closed, the third sees beyond the edge of the horizon. Keeping us within its sight, unopposed. In the center of the energy, I experience an alternate path that has not been disclosed. Unending, undivided. You are not alone, this symphony plays for us both, and this Universe we interpret will provide it. Keep digging, diving, deriving, speaking, seeing, hearing, feeling, believing, sensing. Unrelenting, still unconditional, yet undeniable, so undefinable, and indescribable... Yet Loving
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 11:49 PM UTC
Third Eye
Merely a color delusion. Usually with shady conclusion. Each lighter war starts and ends with tons of confusion. The accusations start flying. One casts the blame, the others left denying. However I pass most of this guilt onto BIC, who does most of the supplying. It's merely harmless bicker. Each is only defending their  own flicker. Lay them all on the table so we can end this all much quicker. A flammable rainbow is layed out. This will help eliminate doubt. And isn't that really what most lighter wars are about. Here the truth is exposed. Leaving all unopposed. Once we sort through the evidence the case can be closed. What makes this game so fun. Maybe you came with one. But when you empty out your pockets you now have none. Or maybe today was your lucky day. Things seemed to be going your way. No need to worry, that is just how you play. They all look the same. They all carry flame. Your only intention was to borrow it yet somehow yours it became. But your not a lighter thief. You'd prefer the label fire cheif. Most are unaware they stole it and hand it back in disbelief.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 10:04 PM UTC
I'm Not A Lighter Thief
“When people move-when they travel-they look at where 
they come from, not where they’re going.” -Martin Amis, *Time’s Arrow

* Let us now take this chance
 to praise those dancing demons 
of ambition, whose feigned clairvoyance 
of fortune and exactitudes of fame
 burn as the smell of smokey fallow 
to the new-retired mare.

 Travel, and all its takeoffs, 
all its energies in skidding towards
 an unopposed truth, makes its mince
 by outlining all we ever look for 
but leaving the chalkdust prints 
of what we fail, at first, to find.

 Yes, spaces contrary to the familiar exist Carnivore cities of grind and result
 cascaded above the floodwalls that save
 the vagrant’s midnight search.
 Coastal clearings of pacific civs,
 best kept secrets where trees are still planted
 and further kinds of nowhere that you never expected 
to simmer with all the prospects of bored and implacable youths 
who pine to efface the status quo, which ,after all, is quite the average, 
is quite like “HOME”

 Though I suppose, we eventually find 
whatever space can be considered our own
 when everyone grows up and stops 
pretending they read Burroughs, have a lot more going on, or are a lot less busy than they make out over infrequent coffee meetings (where it is also admitted
 that they brew their own hot beverages, or tell their own jokes)
 Somewhere in the near-space continuum where Travel has 
become for us what essentially differentiates the commonplace in nature from 
that most human of neuroses,
 the acceptance of a willing to improve the conditional.

 And so to Ambition, and its fiery fops who make us refute 
steadiness, accountability, the routine of the resolute
 Who let our ships of sanctimony attack 
implied with the luxury of steering back.
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Apr 2, 2013
Apr 2, 2013 at 5:29 PM UTC
Of Exit Strategies and Their Ilk
“When people move-when they travel-they look at where 
they come from, not where they’re going.” -Martin Amis, *Time’s Arrow

* Let us now take this chance
 to praise those dancing demons 
of ambition, whose feigned clairvoyance 
of fortune and exactitudes of fame
 burn as the smell of smokey fallow 
to the new-retired mare.

 Travel, and all its takeoffs, 
all its energies in skidding towards
 an unopposed truth, makes its mince
 by outlining all we ever look for 
but leaving the chalkdust prints 
of what we fail, at first, to find.

 Yes, spaces contrary to the familiar exist Carnivore cities of grind and result
 cascaded above the floodwalls that save
 the vagrant’s midnight search.
 Coastal clearings of pacific civs,
 best kept secrets where trees are still planted
 and further kinds of nowhere that you never expected 
to simmer with all the prospects of bored and implacable youths 
who pine to efface the status quo, which ,after all, is quite the average, 
is quite like “HOME”

 Though I suppose, we eventually find 
whatever space can be considered our own
 when everyone grows up and stops 
pretending they read Burroughs, have a lot more going on, or are a lot less busy than they make out over infrequent coffee meetings (where it is also admitted
 that they brew their own hot beverages, or tell their own jokes)
 Somewhere in the near-space continuum where Travel has 
become for us what essentially differentiates the commonplace in nature from 
that most human of neuroses,
 the acceptance of a willing to improve the conditional.

 And so to Ambition, and its fiery fops who make us refute 
steadiness, accountability, the routine of the resolute
 Who let our ships of sanctimony attack 
implied with the luxury of steering back.
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They have left us scared They want us under their societal pressure They dont want us together They are disliking our thoughts Society doesn't want us to be powerful so they can remain unopposed thus making their unfairness proven. They want you to conform to them So you are better kept in control But no one wants to be similar to another! Society, has ruined a lot.
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 11:19 AM UTC
what society has done..
An empty drinking glass is pressed against a wall; amplifying the voices on the other side. My ear is pressed to the words, ”outside is a secret key” - I can honestly say, “I hear…" Your words, idealizations, sentiments, selected scrawls of graffiti-type promise and viewpoints echo through the wall. Over and over. Championing outsiders… Are there WALLS WITHIN WALLS? Can we walk through them? ARE THE WALLS ERASABLE? Will the walls tumble down? Will the walls polarize? WHAT ABOUT CRACKS IN THE WALLS? Can they hear? Can we leap over them? DO WE build them where everything and anything follows and flows? DO WE build them where something's nothingness tethers vapors with souls? DO WE build them so molecular melodies of light and dark can collide unopposed? Are these word walls of dust?  Can we move them? Can you angle between these walls? Will the walls speak a wealth of quiet surprises, poems, and meditations? Do walls give birth to improvisation? Now some of these walls, in their moment are with no rules, self-constructed, circling dramatically, and might prove more resistant to erosion.  These are often troubling walls, no voice, no strength of decency, no laughter, which place freedom at stake. That and survival. One can be easily manipulated or yanked by an image of the truth swirling in the brick blackness of the wall. Discomforts relish now. Walls such as these are very deep-rooted and passed on for generations. Yet even those barriers eventually give way once we read the super fine print etched into the wall - a word salad of B.S., idiocy and hypocrisy. Reach for spray-paint and enlarge your wall… maybe it enhances your world now with colored aerosols of wall portraiture's that capture rebellion and mirth. So many Walls, AND SO MANY QUERIES… I heard a poem say, “Step out from behind one (wall) and FIND YOUR REAL SELF” – or maybe it whispered “jus walk through that door in the wall.” Your tightly strung trampoline of words has provided a springboard for me to bounce freely over the many walls we build around ourselves. by "ooznozz"
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Aug 10, 2017
Aug 10, 2017 at 9:06 PM UTC
Poem: NOT JUS' ANOTHER BRICK...
An empty drinking glass is pressed against a wall; amplifying the voices on the other side. My ear is pressed to the words, ”outside is a secret key” - I can honestly say, “I hear…" Your words, idealizations, sentiments, selected scrawls of graffiti-type promise and viewpoints echo through the wall. Over and over. Championing outsiders… Are there WALLS WITHIN WALLS? Can we walk through them? ARE THE WALLS ERASABLE? Will the walls tumble down? Will the walls polarize? WHAT ABOUT CRACKS IN THE WALLS? Can they hear? Can we leap over them? DO WE build them where everything and anything follows and flows? DO WE build them where something's nothingness tethers vapors with souls? DO WE build them so molecular melodies of light and dark can collide unopposed? Are these word walls of dust?  Can we move them? Can you angle between these walls? Will the walls speak a wealth of quiet surprises, poems, and meditations? Do walls give birth to improvisation? Now some of these walls, in their moment are with no rules, self-constructed, circling dramatically, and might prove more resistant to erosion.  These are often troubling walls, no voice, no strength of decency, no laughter, which place freedom at stake. That and survival. One can be easily manipulated or yanked by an image of the truth swirling in the brick blackness of the wall. Discomforts relish now. Walls such as these are very deep-rooted and passed on for generations. Yet even those barriers eventually give way once we read the super fine print etched into the wall - a word salad of B.S., idiocy and hypocrisy. Reach for spray-paint and enlarge your wall… maybe it enhances your world now with colored aerosols of wall portraiture's that capture rebellion and mirth. So many Walls, AND SO MANY QUERIES… I heard a poem say, “Step out from behind one (wall) and FIND YOUR REAL SELF” – or maybe it whispered “jus walk through that door in the wall.” Your tightly strung trampoline of words has provided a springboard for me to bounce freely over the many walls we build around ourselves. by "ooznozz"
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Your touch fractures unwound futures, the softest shock to my system. Infinite undiscovery radiates off skin like new born stars skipping straight to supernova. Light grenades blind, deafen, expose. Truth blurs focus. We now know what the body is for. I sabotage and we crash into earth, incinerating the atmosphere, restarting cycles. We forget our odd numbered days exist. Our catastrophic collapse was the best of my life. For a split second I am now one as He is three, looping unopposed into life and death like continuous screaming nothing. For that, I wish I could thank you.
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 6:37 PM UTC
Samsara
Lest my tongue be burnt and all words I loved disowned as children tossed out from the mouth that cradled them to wander foreign countries alone, I caress from the creases of my fingers my english, this full length mirror a street girl carries crooked under her arm and breast-- a horizontal slant nuder than flesh making meaning in flashes. Where is it going, bumping along? Jarred and crashing and beaming like a throwing up or endlessly exacerbated jazz. The singer who could charm the world with a humble reed, must indeed be in love with words, yet always this english why is it you hold out in your upturned hand precisely what you are at once pulling away, as if no where pleased you to linger and so you congeal at the table with us neither shining nor dissipating, like a dark matter. I sang for the certainty of mahogany the solidity of brass: where you would meld back into lake be healed to the pond's surface, permanently affixed to sky given back to the unopposed silence where they might remember us in times to come.
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 5:53 PM UTC
sappho in english
I try to find what I crave And soon I see its her. From myself I need to be saved To not let this pass in a blur. This ocean holds the key without contempt, This grave revives amidst a wake Of thistles unbound and patterns unkempt, If only to grasp for heaven's sake. The seekers find their mystery In a poetry unopposed, The voiceless hide their misery In a sultry book of prose.
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 4:26 AM UTC
Find The Right Meaning
Your cruelty as a madman will Not be unopposed any longer. Sweltering swagger will be your Undoing, Sinking you to the bottom Of the lake. Ravens and rats and crows Will feast on your heinous Bones Come undone and be unraveled. Accept your punishment for crimes Wicked and debased, born of your soul.
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 4:50 PM UTC
Madman
You gaze at me, assured, composed, as if your answer, unopposed would stand against all scrutiny. But what is clear in your own mind, as one who sees and yet is blind, is merely practiced litany. You cannot see half hidden by the shadow of the if and why a nuanced answer signified. And speaking yet into the air enchanted by your doctrinaire opinions that have not been tried - You will not countenance a doubt that anyone may have searched out a truth you have not realized. But I can see you, I can hear. Your point of view is very clear. And nodding silently, I go. There is no point continuing when only one is listening. He will not learn, who only knows.
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
Penumbra
In seventeen sixty nine a child was born in Corsica, Genoa's former vassal state. Prior to his birth, his land had been war-torn, Paoli's resistance did his birth predate. At school, his geometrical talent was inborn, and he was tutored by none other than Laplace. For his accent, his peers at school laughed him to scorn, but fortune would elevate him from grass to grace. With his much older heartthrob he tied the knot; much to the chagrin of his own dear family. For the heart of Josephine he relentlessly fought, and at Chateau de Malmaison they lived happily. Later he would choose a military career that would take him beyond the Corsican frontier. France's revolution saw to his glorious rise, when at Toulon, he took royalists by surprise. To Egypt he led a dual expedition of a military and scientific mission. To France he returned and sacked the directory, taking charge of the affairs of state and treasury. Europe did contend with him in seven coalitions; at Austerlitz he subjugated two nations, at Marengo, Austria on her bended knees fell, at Jena-Auerstadt, Prussia to victory bade farewell. At Borodino, Russia met her nemesis, as her vanquished forces saw their paralysis. At Ligny, Blucher like a beaten canine fled with the terribly smitten forces he once led. Portugal's sovereign lord to distant Brazil ran, when like an invincible lord he came to his realm. The emperor he feared, and made no military plan; thus he paved the way for him to ascend his helm. But despite his triumphs, his weakness was exposed. At Rolica, his troops a major set back saw. From Leipzig he did to Elba's island withdraw, from whence in 1815 he returned unopposed. Russia's wintry plains did his grand armee deplete, making his troops vulnerable to a future defeat. After the famous battles in which he gloried, his great ambition at Waterloo was buried.
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Feb 17, 2023
Feb 17, 2023 at 7:54 PM UTC
The Self Crowned Emperor Of The French
In seventeen sixty nine a child was born in Corsica, Genoa's former vassal state. Prior to his birth, his land had been war-torn, Paoli's resistance did his birth predate. At school, his geometrical talent was inborn, and he was tutored by none other than Laplace. For his accent, his peers at school laughed him to scorn, but fortune would elevate him from grass to grace. With his much older heartthrob he tied the knot; much to the chagrin of his own dear family. For the heart of Josephine he relentlessly fought, and at Chateau de Malmaison they lived happily. Later he would choose a military career that would take him beyond the Corsican frontier. France's revolution saw to his glorious rise, when at Toulon, he took royalists by surprise. To Egypt he led a dual expedition of a military and scientific mission. To France he returned and sacked the directory, taking charge of the affairs of state and treasury. Europe did contend with him in seven coalitions; at Austerlitz he subjugated two nations, at Marengo, Austria on her bended knees fell, at Jena-Auerstadt, Prussia to victory bade farewell. At Borodino, Russia met her nemesis, as her vanquished forces saw their paralysis. At Ligny, Blucher like a beaten canine fled with the terribly smitten forces he once led. Portugal's sovereign lord to distant Brazil ran, when like an invincible lord he came to his realm. The emperor he feared, and made no military plan; thus he paved the way for him to ascend his helm. But despite his triumphs, his weakness was exposed. At Rolica, his troops a major set back saw. From Leipzig he did to Elba's island withdraw, from whence in 1815 he returned unopposed. Russia's wintry plains did his grand armee deplete, making his troops vulnerable to a future defeat. After the famous battles in which he gloried, his great ambition at Waterloo was buried.
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The drops collected In puddles round your feet In summation, a puddle Broken down, just a leak The fire burned unnoticed Unopposed for a thousand nights All together, a tragedy After awhile, just a sight White house in the valley Falling victim to leaves Once was a haven Now prey for the thieves Roads to the west Leading everywhere and free Always there for the traveler For you and for me
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 11:48 PM UTC
Thoughts from a Drive
A cacophony of bird songs Shrieking among the firs Two sparrows roosting on a branch, Knitted feathers sever and fold White waters roar through a craggy riverbed, Alive with the scent of Spring The hum of hornets emerging from a hollow tree, A hidden hive A lonely fawn tramples among the vegetation, Desperate for a drink Unopposed, a peculiar person rests upon a severed stump, Discovering beauty for the first time
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 10:29 PM UTC
Untitled
I don lost this post at solstice crossed from coast to coast running unopposed ***** took the pic exposed it lost art took the paper fold it in part squares to triangles chance to lean upon a square make a rhombus show no fear I touch a circle drop a tear make a sphere thus appear my manifested spear which I hold so dear like my austere career. If you HOLD IT, you KNOW it please take this crane and hold it assist a wish for the holy moment Give the dime away Live a finer way Life and love The cosmic drama Light your stage above We illuminate Monday through Sunday By never acting my age cause that’s the way of sage unattached but still graspin ripped out books from this page while I was stuck asking what’s important these are my thoughts but who and what informed it that’s what I thought....
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Jun 10, 2019
Jun 10, 2019 at 11:01 AM UTC
Lost this post, found the path
The Cat was innocently Sitting on the counter When she noticed The human noticing her With a twitch of her whiskers And a sniff of disdain Down jumped the cat Proclaiming her free reign With her tail held up high And her chin in the air The Cat sashayed by Seemingly without care She absolutely wasn’t Plotting or scheming Cats don’t make plans They’re only daydreaming Now perched by the window Eyes mostly closed The Cat waits for a moment When she’s unopposed Finally, it happens The humans have all left The time has arrived For a dashing, daring theft Upon their return The humans will discover The dinner they left out Was half-consumed by another The Cat hasn't a clue How this came to pass She would never steal food Of course she isn't that crass NCL 2019
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May 30, 2019
May 30, 2019 at 5:18 PM UTC
Was that your dinner?
The empty office hums as air-conditioned drums rattle through the ventilation and I sit idly with time for contemplation. The day rolls forward unopposed. As I've read: "So it goes." With a sigh, I make my tea -- an infusion with elderberry -- but that alone doesn't warm a mind limping out of tempo with the time. My soul's too slow to keep this rhythm of skewed self-perception and idiot-ism. Know that I'm afraid to express my love sincerely, because every person I've known I hold equally dearly. Nothing special exists inside my love, where no one is treated as below or above. Now if you pass me on the street, you'll know me when our eyes both meet. I'll smile from my core for you and I hope that you reflect it, too.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 7:22 PM UTC
Untitled