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"unrepentantly" poems
Alcohol you little devil My BFF You did it again Snook up on me from across the room and flirted, Unrepentantly Woooooo! I ****** love you! Love your pints, your halves, your cocktails, I crave your sweet wine breath on mine, I love, love, love you! My mind is hazy, crazy! We dance *** Karaoke! The special kebab with chilli sauce. Haha, stumbling, falling into the taxi Then... I wake and you are gone and your taste is all that remains, oh and the stains On my blouse and I wake beside another all too familiar friend “Hangover from hell” He laughs at me OH JESUS! PLEASE STOP! My head bangs from his taunts I need paracetamol, Coffee, double espresso Kickstart me , reanimate me! I wind my way to work looking like a car wreck Just want this day to end... But you have me, Alcohol you devil My BFF Will I see you tonight? Same time, same place? I’ll be there Yeay!
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Jun 14, 2014
Jun 14, 2014 at 8:17 AM UTC
HUNGOVER
The Daily Prayer                               The Daily Prayer AUG 2010                                            OCT  2017 Be forever young 'n humble;   seven yearlings of plenty famine; Feel ancient and royal;              youthful graybeard commoner now, Ride tall in the saddle;              old hoary, crooked headed ancien Do something nifty;                   content to just, just walk crookedly Take someone's hand                if they permit, for hands gnarled, Unexpectedly:                             roughened and time toughened, Drive home in the slow lane;   only the city bus, now bows, kneels, Do the de minims;                      how has the minimalist become Do the de maximis;                     the max, the best old-dog-in-show? Leave a book on a park bench;  forgetfulness, unintended bonuses, Use pen n paper, write a letter; the fingers shaky press cell button, Take a chance, make people laugh; your appearance quite the joke, Barrel into contention;                 a barrel casket, half your wardrobe Show mercy to the confused, no arrogance, have mercy upon poets, Show anger to the abusers. for they fear voices calling out, account! Bless a child with both hands; now take their blessings returned Grasp your soul; throw it down, others sidle, it's our time, now, Then raise a child to the sky.       to raise you up father of fathers Straight up,                                    straighten your time bents, curves, Build a continuum,                       honor thy work ever continuing You and they,                                 *we, and you, we are all your steps,               on a ladder of each poem, to guide us heavenward* ***each poem a prayer, each prayer a poem, passing back, coming forth in the crests upon the beach and bay you so loved, the moon and sun both shine simultaneously while it rains straight,                                     all come, each to recite, even the One with whom you vociferous argued, unrepentantly, all here, together placing that weighty last period at the end of                                         your daily prayer.***
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Oct 15, 2017
Oct 15, 2017 at 8:43 AM UTC
A DAILY PRAYER (then and now)
The Daily Prayer                               The Daily Prayer AUG 2010                                            OCT  2017 Be forever young 'n humble;   seven yearlings of plenty famine; Feel ancient and royal;              youthful graybeard commoner now, Ride tall in the saddle;              old hoary, crooked headed ancien Do something nifty;                   content to just, just walk crookedly Take someone's hand                if they permit, for hands gnarled, Unexpectedly:                             roughened and time toughened, Drive home in the slow lane;   only the city bus, now bows, kneels, Do the de minims;                      how has the minimalist become Do the de maximis;                     the max, the best old-dog-in-show? Leave a book on a park bench;  forgetfulness, unintended bonuses, Use pen n paper, write a letter; the fingers shaky press cell button, Take a chance, make people laugh; your appearance quite the joke, Barrel into contention;                 a barrel casket, half your wardrobe Show mercy to the confused, no arrogance, have mercy upon poets, Show anger to the abusers. for they fear voices calling out, account! Bless a child with both hands; now take their blessings returned Grasp your soul; throw it down, others sidle, it's our time, now, Then raise a child to the sky.       to raise you up father of fathers Straight up,                                    straighten your time bents, curves, Build a continuum,                       honor thy work ever continuing You and they,                                 *we, and you, we are all your steps,               on a ladder of each poem, to guide us heavenward* ***each poem a prayer, each prayer a poem, passing back, coming forth in the crests upon the beach and bay you so loved, the moon and sun both shine simultaneously while it rains straight,                                     all come, each to recite, even the One with whom you vociferous argued, unrepentantly, all here, together placing that weighty last period at the end of                                         your daily prayer.***
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I received my official (unofficial) unsolicited free of charge diagnosis today. From a stranger on a bus. Seems I lack balance, everything in perfect portions salty and sweet wet and dry meaning and irreverence acceptable and perverse a place of equilibrium and symmetry. I find this state - unsurprising Painfully predictable transitory a beacon for chaos. Disorder only exists against the theoretical backdrop of order. Nature unrepentantly marches towards disorder chaos unbalance asymmetry. To hold balance, one must shut the mind - close the soul to new ideas and experiences. Lest the delicate state of transition be undone. Completed. Balance is just a wobbling bubble. driven aimlessly by currents of air. Until the sphere inevitably - pops. Entropy prevails, We already knew it would. always has, always will. Chaos snacks on tasty morsels of order. Like little hor de' ourves served on a shiny tray at an impromptu soiree universally, eternally.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
Balance
I think we forgot Or I think there was an occurrence A time that the door swung open Where it slipped, almost quietly out Fell up into the night For others, perhaps Or for nothing Or maybe Between those days, streets, dinners Those afternoons thieved behind closed curtains Between the hands and the highs and the denials In those lulls of mind, or lacunas of the trials We forgot to look Unrepentantly inattentive And like a naughty child Like yesterday's confetti to a storm   It fled And we, Indispensably inattentive Rolled forward Smooth wheels on rough ground But maybe it didn't Didn't flee after all And we merely Rolled forward Rolled towards Do I scream from the windows? Or replant, in the same plant *** Do I pound my thighs along lanes after it With all that naughtiness Of the troubled child? I wonder if this is the sentence For the crime of easy reliance I wonder if belated repentance Can push palms into the past I wonder if tomorrow Changes's hurricane arrives
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 4:05 PM UTC
Extempor
The Daily Prayer                               The Daily Prayer AUG 2010                                            OCT  2017 Be forever young 'n humble;   seven yearlings of plenty famine; Feel ancient and royal;              youthful graybeard commoner now, Ride tall in the saddle;              old hoary, crooked headed ancien Do something nifty;                   content to just, just walk crookedly Take someone's hand                if they permit, for hands gnarled, Unexpectedly:                             roughened and time toughened, Drive home in the slow lane;   only the city bus, now bows, kneels, Do the de minims;                      how has the minimalist become Do the de maximis;                     the max, the best old-dog-in-show? Leave a book on a park bench;  forgetfulness, unintended bonuses, Use pen n paper, write a letter; the fingers shaky press cell button, Take a chance, make people laugh; your appearance quite the joke, Barrel into contention;                 a barrel casket, half your wardrobe Show mercy to the confused, no arrogance, have mercy upon poets, Show anger to the abusers. for they fear voices calling out, account! Bless a child with both hands; now take their blessings returned Grasp your soul; throw it down, others sidle, it's our time, now, Then raise a child to the sky.       to raise you up father of fathers Straight up,                                    straighten your time bents, curves, Build a continuum,                       honor thy work ever continuing You and they,                                 *we, and you, we are all your steps,               on a ladder of each poem, to guide us heavenward* **each poem a prayer, each prayer a poem, passing back, coming forth in the crests upon the beach and bay you so loved, the moon and sun both shine simultaneously while it rains straight,                                     all come, each to recite, even the One with whom you vociferous argued, unrepentantly, all here, together placing that weighty last period at the end of                                         your daily prayer.**
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Nov 11, 2024
Nov 11, 2024 at 8:33 PM UTC
A DAILY PRAYER (then and now)
The Daily Prayer                               The Daily Prayer AUG 2010                                            OCT  2017 Be forever young 'n humble;   seven yearlings of plenty famine; Feel ancient and royal;              youthful graybeard commoner now, Ride tall in the saddle;              old hoary, crooked headed ancien Do something nifty;                   content to just, just walk crookedly Take someone's hand                if they permit, for hands gnarled, Unexpectedly:                             roughened and time toughened, Drive home in the slow lane;   only the city bus, now bows, kneels, Do the de minims;                      how has the minimalist become Do the de maximis;                     the max, the best old-dog-in-show? Leave a book on a park bench;  forgetfulness, unintended bonuses, Use pen n paper, write a letter; the fingers shaky press cell button, Take a chance, make people laugh; your appearance quite the joke, Barrel into contention;                 a barrel casket, half your wardrobe Show mercy to the confused, no arrogance, have mercy upon poets, Show anger to the abusers. for they fear voices calling out, account! Bless a child with both hands; now take their blessings returned Grasp your soul; throw it down, others sidle, it's our time, now, Then raise a child to the sky.       to raise you up father of fathers Straight up,                                    straighten your time bents, curves, Build a continuum,                       honor thy work ever continuing You and they,                                 *we, and you, we are all your steps,               on a ladder of each poem, to guide us heavenward* **each poem a prayer, each prayer a poem, passing back, coming forth in the crests upon the beach and bay you so loved, the moon and sun both shine simultaneously while it rains straight,                                     all come, each to recite, even the One with whom you vociferous argued, unrepentantly, all here, together placing that weighty last period at the end of                                         your daily prayer.**
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