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"unrest" poems
Picked up and dragged through the air of violent twilight. Crash landing into each world of pain. Grow up; learn up she told herself. Red lipstick, tight dress; bad girl good. Unrested she was, she was unrest. Unrest in her mind, unrest in distress. That girl was nocturnal, her life was night. Although star & moons glared, reluctantly lit, her blue skies were none but bottomless pits. Duck duck GOOSE, once a child without care; I choose YOU, life spitefully said. GROW UP; LEARN UP, she scolded herself. Keep your head up, keep it down. Too much air, too much water, too much CONSCIOUSNESS. Low then high then low again. One minute was 60, but she blinked and it was over. So much time was so little. Disregarded, she became the Object of obsession. Danced too fast, danced too slow; never by the beat of her heart. Chaos! Calamity! Joy! Insanity! GROW UP, LEARN UP; she forgot herself. The madness before the storm, the storm of never-end. She had to grow up, she had to learn up.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 9:01 AM UTC
girl-child woman
Lost is the African pride Gone are those who could ride the tide Left are those who drown beneath the wave Prone to dehumanization because of greed I see burning buildings Mutilated bodies Escalating violence And social unrest Lost is the Spirit of Ubuntu Left is a society deprived of its integrity Selfishness and poverty is at the core of our society Is the real Africa lost to antiquity? Crime is rife as people strive for a decent life. A decent life earned through decadence Should we stone foreigners because the government is failing to provide employment? Or should we burn down buildings so that our voices can be heard? I am ashamed of the profanity we breed It’s a calamity for us to be xenophobic It’s a taboo for us to call Africans foreigners in their motherland. It’s not who they are. It’s not who we are It’s not who you are It’s not who I am Together we are the Africa that has survived slave trade The Africa that has survived apartheid The Africa that has survived colonization The Africa that is surviving westernization We don’t fight for employment We create employment We don’t breed resentment We translate sentiments Let us evoke the Spirit of Ubuntu And let’s behave like men not animals Let us ignite the Spirit of Ubuntu And let’s stand like men immortal The Spirit of Ubuntu is what separates us from animals Terrorism shouldn’t exist in Africa It’s a disgrace for us to be unethical Xenophobia shouldn’t be heard in Africa Animosity is not our portion
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 6:28 AM UTC
The Spirit Of Ubuntu
Lost is the African pride Gone are those who could ride the tide Left are those who drown beneath the wave Prone to dehumanization because of greed I see burning buildings Mutilated bodies Escalating violence And social unrest Lost is the Spirit of Ubuntu Left is a society deprived of its integrity Selfishness and poverty is at the core of our society Is the real Africa lost to antiquity? Crime is rife as people strive for a decent life. A decent life earned through decadence Should we stone foreigners because the government is failing to provide employment? Or should we burn down buildings so that our voices can be heard? I am ashamed of the profanity we breed It’s a calamity for us to be xenophobic It’s a taboo for us to call Africans foreigners in their motherland. It’s not who they are. It’s not who we are It’s not who you are It’s not who I am Together we are the Africa that has survived slave trade The Africa that has survived apartheid The Africa that has survived colonization The Africa that is surviving westernization We don’t fight for employment We create employment We don’t breed resentment We translate sentiments Let us evoke the Spirit of Ubuntu And let’s behave like men not animals Let us ignite the Spirit of Ubuntu And let’s stand like men immortal The Spirit of Ubuntu is what separates us from animals Terrorism shouldn’t exist in Africa It’s a disgrace for us to be unethical Xenophobia shouldn’t be heard in Africa Animosity is not our portion
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Escape pods Ferried fears   Gaping heart    Falling tears     Dishevelled mind      Emotional unrest     Watered ground     Familiar guest    Questioned answers   Unanswered questions   Glassy eyes    Increased tension     Dissipating hope      Chewed confidence     Broken spirit    Unwelcomed sentence   Failing health Unstable mind Choked fingers Flying blind  Pathetic plea   Stretched thin     Battered insides      Uncomfortable skin       Eventual stop        Frightful frights         Perceived freedom          Within sight         Bruised being      Absent gods     Relying upon    Escape pods
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 9:06 PM UTC
Escape Pods
Power is indeed a corruptive force, Through all of mankind’s history This has always been true. Emperors, Kings, Potentates, Popes, Presidents and Despots too. Gathering near the Throne are the Eager Courtier leeches reaching to touch the anointed one’s robe. Declaring their undying loyalty, In the process selling their souls. Their rewards, a speck of personal power, Castles and new riches of gold. Like their Master, the entitled ones will lie and cheat, while ignoring The principals of right and good. Believing “Decency” is but a poor man’s word, Never uttered within the hearing of the Ruler. Never a considered artifact of absolute power. The slaves, serfs, the common people Matter not, but to serve the Ruler. The power elite will start needless wars, or offer up sacrificial lambs, all to distract the unrest of the common man. They will suppress human rights, free speech and defame, banish or imprison their detractors. All merely smoke and mirrors to conceal, Controlling agendas of personal greed. From ancient times down to today This cycle repeats. Now we are living our own Textbooks history of tomorrow. Kingdoms and Nations have perished From this kind of poisonous corruption, Needless to say, it will happen again. Perhaps it already is.
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
History Repeats
Bright star, would I were steadfast as thou art— Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night And watching, with eternal lids apart, Like nature's patient, sleepless Eremite, The moving waters at their priestlike task Of pure ablution round earth's human shores, Or gazing on the new soft-fallen mask Of snow upon the mountains and the moors— No—yet still steadfast, still unchangeable, Pillow'd upon my fair love's ripening breast, To feel for ever its soft fall and swell, Awake for ever in a sweet unrest, Still, still to hear her tender-taken breath, And so live ever—or else swoon to death.
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Bright Star, Would I Were Steadfast As Thou Art
Scattering sweet fragrance throughout soft air Perfection at heaven’s finest Remembrance paints one soul a flare Calmly soothing My unrest Despite all the changes time has made Sweet fragrance sings to me In all my dreams a pleasing promenade Evokes a kiss of Fragrant potpourri A medley dances within my senses fine Of sweet nights with you Scattering fragrance throughout my mind Painting my soul Anew This sweet fragrance has no beginning Each kiss begins endlessly Dances within my senses softly awakening This fire inside So heavenly
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Oct 15, 2010
Oct 15, 2010 at 2:39 AM UTC
Sweet Fragrance
Are you misunderstod? You are misunderstood! Are you misunderstood? You are spiritually touched, in tune with oneself, yours roots are solid for which you still call. Are you misunderstood by others, by many, not all? Why then hide behind a persona as she walks before you? Hurry up, catch up... becoming closer to within, almost connected, an old friend, soon to be whole, a reunited soul. Are you misunderstood? You are very powerful, more powerful perhaps than even you may realise, restrained slightly by anquish, may civil unrest be put to sleep, may the cracks reside. You are misunderstood? Though as you have seen, tainted through life your heart is pure, untarnished as it always has been but there, like an invisible curse, for it is just your mind ie, other peoples minds in which your aura walks first. Are you misunderstood? You are only now becoming who you are, who you already are, who you have always been, who you were always meant to be, dont you see, free, free of tense, free from any external force bearing influence. For right now, you are not misunderstood! For right now, you are the most important woman in the world, yet in the same breath you are irrelevant and not the most important woman in the world Your desires and aspirations now second, instinctively, to your child and your world. They are now your universe, the flower in your palm, May you blossom together, forever, as one.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 2:51 PM UTC
Misunderstood
*She was way too tough for me. no it's more I was not hard enough for her. The old ***** brick houses of Englands industrial north caught between industrial revolution and social unrest . I was just a youth back then. The big war fading from memory. I stopped at my friend's back yard it was a hot summer back then. His souped up bike was gleaming like a prize racehorse. She pulled a flask of ***** and took a long pull her bright red hair like glowing coal her eyes as black as darkness she was hard pretty. Her mini skirt flashing her shaply legs. a stray dog big and hard just like her. jumped up and licked her face. she Laughed they were like two kindred spirits like sisters by nature wild and drifting and free. She had *** with me the first time I met her and told me I was not rough enough for her. I just was a bit scared of telling her I wanted out of it. The kick-started bike roared like the steel lion it was. She squealed in delight. then the stray dog peed on the concrete. she lifted her skirts like the hard ***** she was and peed next to it. she jumped on the back of his bike and they went off at full speed. To test his bike out at the racetrack. I hear they shacked up together. and we're very happy. I dated a nerdy young woman quiet and conservative who became a librarian. We got married four years later. had two kids and a housetrained dog. She never once told me I was not rough enough in bed.*
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016 at 3:49 PM UTC
Nerdy Jude and the motor bike mama.
The full sea rolls and thunders In glory and in glee. O, bury me not in the senseless earth But in the living sea! Ay, bury me where it surges A thousand miles from shore, And in its brotherly unrest I'll range for evermore.
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The Full Sea Rolls And Thunders
Peer pressure, peer pressure My name is peer pressure, My father is doubt, My mother is duress, My sister is bad choices, My brother is nervous energy I was born in a cyclone of negativity Whipping through an ocean of people They're the tribe of the unrest I know im extremely unwanted But im here anyways at all times Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name No one is immune from me Neither the young, the teen nor the old I'm evil I wreak havoc and strife To the human race I ruin people's lives First, I offer illusions of enjoyment And pleasure to them Till when I take their greatest Treasure Till when I see them departing From all that is correct Till when No more goodness nor kindness Is detected from them Till when Their morals and goodness Have gone into decay Till when I see their senses sedated And all their energy depleted Till when I see them F   A     L       T        E          R           I          N        G Till when I see tears of regrets Turn into cries of despair Till when I see there is nobody They can turn unto Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name Those who grant me to their lives, I make sure i become A silhouette of lies to their lives Till when They're always M-i-n-e Frozen in time Hopeless forever Till when I see them Completely gone astray Furthermore, Pile on the agony For that is pleasing To my father Satan B     E       N         E        A      T H Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name "Alas!" Beware when making me your friend Because i might end up D      R        A        G      G        I           N                G You to self destruction.
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Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 6:13 AM UTC
Peer pressure, Peer pressure
Peer pressure, peer pressure My name is peer pressure, My father is doubt, My mother is duress, My sister is bad choices, My brother is nervous energy I was born in a cyclone of negativity Whipping through an ocean of people They're the tribe of the unrest I know im extremely unwanted But im here anyways at all times Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name No one is immune from me Neither the young, the teen nor the old I'm evil I wreak havoc and strife To the human race I ruin people's lives First, I offer illusions of enjoyment And pleasure to them Till when I take their greatest Treasure Till when I see them departing From all that is correct Till when No more goodness nor kindness Is detected from them Till when Their morals and goodness Have gone into decay Till when I see their senses sedated And all their energy depleted Till when I see them F   A     L       T        E          R           I          N        G Till when I see tears of regrets Turn into cries of despair Till when I see there is nobody They can turn unto Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name Those who grant me to their lives, I make sure i become A silhouette of lies to their lives Till when They're always M-i-n-e Frozen in time Hopeless forever Till when I see them Completely gone astray Furthermore, Pile on the agony For that is pleasing To my father Satan B     E       N         E        A      T H Peer pressure, peer pressure Is my name "Alas!" Beware when making me your friend Because i might end up D      R        A        G      G        I           N                G You to self destruction.
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An exchange of temptations that led to a hidden ordeal On an act of carnal ecstasy made to seal a deal The gamble to see if it’s worth lending a piece of the soul While trembling inside for the choices that would soon take toll The signs of deceit slowly surfaced but were shrugged despite suspicion Until a hasty flight provoked inner unrest and affliction Vivid memories of a previous torment come back haunting Knowing full well the Succubus affinity for betraying With logic and reason as both weapon and armor Against an enemy not easily made for capture Bargaining on a final bet that her grip be brought to nothing To release the mind from seemingly rotting The bargain commenced along with foreseen treason The sought peace only a hollow victory in a silently echoing frustration In total silence with a feeling that heavily burned A mental wall built to signify the lesson learned Screams of pain of the innards locked away in reticence Occurring to just seemingly mock the brilliance With great resolve brought by the treachery writhing in virulence Came the vigilance of avoiding such penitence And to never again taste the Succubus’ Sting in Silence
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 9:09 PM UTC
Succubus Sting in Silence
What the hell is the term “sparkling eyes” even referring to? The widening of one’s eyelids? The dilation of the pupils? Or maybe it’s meant to be ambiguous to fully credit the effect of the magical phrase. But when she looked at me her eyes didn't sparkle. They darkened. And the way she looked at me, with her eyes filled with danger sent my soul in spirals, for I could feel an unbearable amount of unrest within my blood. And at that very moment I found myself walking towards her. I walked, blinded by her dark eyes, towards the oblivion until I asked her name, “Sara,” she hollered. Of course she hollered. It was very unusual, just like her entire persona.
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 7:07 PM UTC
Sparkling Eyes
I dance out my anger in the name of the priestess, draw in her power to extinguish my unrest. I worship my body in a state of undress, let my rage break free in radical protest. I surrender myself to this sacred process, stomping my feet like an unbridled tempest.
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Aug 26, 2022
Aug 26, 2022 at 3:34 AM UTC
Sacred Rage
You will always be to me, Surrounded by a dark, black, flowing sea – Its waves and textures enticing me. For I, a sailor so obsessed, My fascination with your ocean in unrest, Has me completely possessed. In a beauty so limitless, From its roots to its depths. I drown in it fearless –
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Apr 9, 2021
Apr 9, 2021 at 2:02 PM UTC
Black Sea
So many colorful shards, so many scattered books, my Father left behind. He connected the dots with me, in space and time, listening to the wind when it was raining. Absent and so close, he used to say: “Listen to what’s on the ground. See what lifts us at night when the birds go silent.” He gave me more unrest, he was the left hand forced to write with the right. He believed in me when the system sent me away, dismissed me. He had hope without medals, standing steadfast in the last row. Now the body crumbles. There is a memory full of holes. A counting echo— he remembers, he doesn’t, it’s fine, still hard but his voice lives… Time is blending into a rusted chain of events. Tenderness, resistance to the falling apart of departure. He won’t come back. He won’t recover. The body is warm, life doesn’t want to escape the shrinking shell. Sharp words cut helplessness. Many nights still come until the final return to the embryonic state, to point zero. I am here, into this deep night being the witness to breath, awake in the dark gentleness.
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Jul 9, 2025
Jul 9, 2025 at 8:05 PM UTC
The Witness
. •unchain me from unrest• shovel me out of the dirt• une-                              arth my conge-   sted chest• let my secrets blurt• let them spill.....• just   for the wor- ld to see •..string me up... ..against my  will •harvest the fruits of the bi- tter tree• let    eyes see  what will show •...let feet be caught in stubbo- rn mud...• let prying minds be baffled.....by what they would come to know •...let wanting hearts choke...on the dirges of my stale blood....• now dig me up quickly•'cause it's been far too long..... and i have been readied•exhume all of me completely•for no longer should i remain as........ buried• .
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:36 AM UTC
Dig
#they say love is blind some speak of it’s weakness lack of existence turmoiling persistence oh how they’re wrong i’ve seen what it does, felt it's affliction falling in love, you can’t choose your conviction   ***love isn't just blind it's deaf and so mute*** your words, how they echo the feel of unrest i will always remember you, as nothing but best your memory won't taint your image, clean, so pure the meticulous thoughts, and prominent words things you said, and phrases unspoken your hesitation and pride the look in your eyes the expressive emotion all led to my demise i tried moving on clearly, it failed i'll never feel free save yourself, leave me be.
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Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 3:17 PM UTC
.love untitled
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Town Hall
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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In these rapid, restless shadows, Once I walked at eventide, When a gentle, silent maiden, Walked in beauty at my side. She alone there walked beside me All in beauty, like a bride. Pallidly the moon was shining On the dewy meadows nigh; On the silvery, silent rivers, On the mountains far and high,— On the ocean’s star-lit waters, Where the winds a-weary die. Slowly, silently we wandered From the open cottage door, Underneath the elm’s long branches To the pavement bending o’er; Underneath the mossy willow And the dying sycamore. With the myriad stars in beauty All bedight, the heavens were seen, Radiant hopes were bright around me, Like the light of stars serene; Like the mellow midnight splendor Of the Night’s irradiate queen. Audibly the elm-leaves whispered Peaceful, pleasant melodies, Like the distant murmured music Of unquiet, lovely seas; While the winds were hushed in slumber In the fragrant flowers and trees. Wondrous and unwonted beauty Still adorning all did seem, While I told my love in fables ’Neath the willows by the stream; Would the heart have kept unspoken Love that was its rarest dream! Instantly away we wandered In the shadowy twilight tide, She, the silent, scornful maiden, Walking calmly at my side, With a step serene and stately, All in beauty, all in pride. Vacantly I walked beside her. On the earth mine eyes were cast; Swift and keen there came unto me Bitter memories of the past— On me, like the rain in Autumn On the dead leaves, cold and fast. Underneath the elms we parted, By the lowly cottage door; One brief word alone was uttered— Never on our lips before; And away I walked forlornly, Broken-hearted evermore. Slowly, silently I loitered, Homeward, in the night, alone; Sudden anguish bound my spirit, That my youth had never known; Wild unrest, like that which cometh When the Night’s first dream hath flown. Now, to me the elm-leaves whisper Mad, discordant melodies, And keen melodies like shadows Haunt the moaning willow trees, And the sycamores with laughter Mock me in the nightly breeze. Sad and pale the Autumn moonlight Through the sighing foliage streams; And each morning, midnight shadow, Shadow of my sorrow seems; Strive, O heart, forget thine idol! And, O soul, forget thy dreams!
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The Village Street
In these rapid, restless shadows, Once I walked at eventide, When a gentle, silent maiden, Walked in beauty at my side. She alone there walked beside me All in beauty, like a bride. Pallidly the moon was shining On the dewy meadows nigh; On the silvery, silent rivers, On the mountains far and high,— On the ocean’s star-lit waters, Where the winds a-weary die. Slowly, silently we wandered From the open cottage door, Underneath the elm’s long branches To the pavement bending o’er; Underneath the mossy willow And the dying sycamore. With the myriad stars in beauty All bedight, the heavens were seen, Radiant hopes were bright around me, Like the light of stars serene; Like the mellow midnight splendor Of the Night’s irradiate queen. Audibly the elm-leaves whispered Peaceful, pleasant melodies, Like the distant murmured music Of unquiet, lovely seas; While the winds were hushed in slumber In the fragrant flowers and trees. Wondrous and unwonted beauty Still adorning all did seem, While I told my love in fables ’Neath the willows by the stream; Would the heart have kept unspoken Love that was its rarest dream! Instantly away we wandered In the shadowy twilight tide, She, the silent, scornful maiden, Walking calmly at my side, With a step serene and stately, All in beauty, all in pride. Vacantly I walked beside her. On the earth mine eyes were cast; Swift and keen there came unto me Bitter memories of the past— On me, like the rain in Autumn On the dead leaves, cold and fast. Underneath the elms we parted, By the lowly cottage door; One brief word alone was uttered— Never on our lips before; And away I walked forlornly, Broken-hearted evermore. Slowly, silently I loitered, Homeward, in the night, alone; Sudden anguish bound my spirit, That my youth had never known; Wild unrest, like that which cometh When the Night’s first dream hath flown. Now, to me the elm-leaves whisper Mad, discordant melodies, And keen melodies like shadows Haunt the moaning willow trees, And the sycamores with laughter Mock me in the nightly breeze. Sad and pale the Autumn moonlight Through the sighing foliage streams; And each morning, midnight shadow, Shadow of my sorrow seems; Strive, O heart, forget thine idol! And, O soul, forget thy dreams!
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I find peace I find solace I find comfort In the arms Of a cold, icy night. My face unfolding the crease That it wears all day long But cringing underneath At the thought of sticks and stones Ringing like a disturbing song. I find love In the whispers of the wind. I find desire In the darkness of the sky. The eerie silence It brings me hope. I day dream In the darkest hours Right before dawn, Because I know not What deep sleep means anymore. I see colours I see red I see blue I see black I see truth. When the moon comes out And stars, they flicker Being surrounded by fallen angels Sending out dreamy gazes Giving me more might Than the brightest summer day will ever. Within myself I shout I let out my unrest inside, alone. I don't just love the night, I connect with it. I have no inhibitions The night makes life worth living.
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 12:53 PM UTC
Nyctophilia
I hate my personality. I don't have a personality That cultivates relationships. No, My personality leads to anguish - Insecurity. If I could, For once, Harvest a bit of Silence in my brain - I'd love that. I hate to feel anxiety; Fear of abandonment; Insecurity; Obscurity; I hate to feel what I feel. What's worse, I can't find elegant words To describe it. Leaving me mute, People assume things about me, Making my efforts moot. Friends think I'm overbearing; Demanding. Romances think I don't trust them; That I'm too controlling, Insecure; Dependent; Too moody; Too possessive. My personality makes people leave me. I'm too touchy - Too hard to love or understand. People see me, And expect me to freak out, Or to demand attention. Well this is my account - Because when you are on The borderline, It's easy to see That the grass is greener On either side - But for others, You seem polarized. I'm not happy with how my brain works. I don't want to be the way I am. I don't want to make sure people are Thinking about me... And then feel guilty or angry when they don't, Or can't. I hate my personality. I hate who I am. It causes me to never feel comfort, And my unrest has left me An insomniac for too long. Now, I just want to rest. But, It's hard to sleep when you're alone And afraid of the dark.
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Jun 14, 2020
Jun 14, 2020 at 3:09 PM UTC
I hate my personality
I don't know what you could call this exactly, I was at a musical concert in one of the states And a school filled with children of less than 13 years of age Presented a song which I could call a petition. They were praying earnestly for God to save Nigeria From lawless people, bloodshed, assassination and a list of other wreckless things It touched me that finally, it has gotten to this! When children start to file a petition to God against our leaders saying for their sake God should save the nation It's a bit disturbing that even the kids know that there is a problem with this nation. Do we have to ridicule ourselves forever? The children who were in the ***** and groins some years back have come to understand the situation and are crying out. The educational standard is falling to pieces and the threads would have to be carefully woven together if we wanna make something out of it again. It's embarrassing to know that there are so many sectors that has failed, absolutely nothing is working. Our leaders still apportion blame. Roads are not good and then you get to hear one is a federal road one is state owned. Does it matter who owns the road if it is in their country? Why aren't everyone looking beyond their noses and see what's wrong. Our youths have resolved to fraud when hard work and talents aren't appreciated. Universities have been shut down for months now in the name of strike and the government officials could afford to eat and carry on their daily activities! Aren't they meant to be in the hospital, complaining of one illness or the other as a result of the unrest the matter has caused? Disheartening! Even the hospitals go on strike and innocent people are left to die as a result of no medical attention. I was moved to tears when these children sang. The nation's unrest and matters have become prayer points in all places of worship. God should indeed look down from His throne, have mercy on us and save Nigeria!
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Oct 26, 2013
Oct 26, 2013 at 9:28 AM UTC
God Save Nigeria
I don't know what you could call this exactly, I was at a musical concert in one of the states And a school filled with children of less than 13 years of age Presented a song which I could call a petition. They were praying earnestly for God to save Nigeria From lawless people, bloodshed, assassination and a list of other wreckless things It touched me that finally, it has gotten to this! When children start to file a petition to God against our leaders saying for their sake God should save the nation It's a bit disturbing that even the kids know that there is a problem with this nation. Do we have to ridicule ourselves forever? The children who were in the ***** and groins some years back have come to understand the situation and are crying out. The educational standard is falling to pieces and the threads would have to be carefully woven together if we wanna make something out of it again. It's embarrassing to know that there are so many sectors that has failed, absolutely nothing is working. Our leaders still apportion blame. Roads are not good and then you get to hear one is a federal road one is state owned. Does it matter who owns the road if it is in their country? Why aren't everyone looking beyond their noses and see what's wrong. Our youths have resolved to fraud when hard work and talents aren't appreciated. Universities have been shut down for months now in the name of strike and the government officials could afford to eat and carry on their daily activities! Aren't they meant to be in the hospital, complaining of one illness or the other as a result of the unrest the matter has caused? Disheartening! Even the hospitals go on strike and innocent people are left to die as a result of no medical attention. I was moved to tears when these children sang. The nation's unrest and matters have become prayer points in all places of worship. God should indeed look down from His throne, have mercy on us and save Nigeria!
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