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"unwholesome" poems
The river is polluted The skies are grey in falling night The stars are hidden from our sight Constellations convoluted Bilge water and bile Corrupted hearts so vile Defile of a sacred form This is not divine Only desecration The river is polluted The seeds we plant do not survive And even life is doomed to die The trees are all uprooted           We want the leaves           We want the flowers           We want the scent of the forest The river is polluted Our dismay is all man-made Unwholesome branch that holds no shade Our hope for shelter all eluted Brackish is the water Swim if you care to drown We take giant gulps Deluded with hope And still we die of thirst
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 5:09 AM UTC
The River Is Polluted
Lays of Mystery, Imagination, and Humor Number 1 I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, And each damp thing that creeps and crawls Went wobble-wobble on the walls. Faint odours of departed cheese, Blown on the dank, unwholesome breeze, Awoke the never ending sneeze. Strange pictures decked the arras drear, Strange characters of woe and fear, The humbugs of the social sphere. One showed a vain and noisy **** That shouted empty words and big At him that nodded in a wig. And one, a dotard grim and gray, Who wasteth childhood's happy day In work more profitless than play. Whose icy breast no pity warms, Whose little victims sit in swarms, And slowly sob on lower forms. And one, a green thyme-honoured Bank, Where flowers are growing wild and rank, Like weeds that fringe a poisoned tank. All birds of evil omen there Flood with rich Notes the tainted air, The witless wanderer to snare. The fatal Notes neglected fall, No creature heeds the treacherous call, For all those goodly Strawn Baits Pall. The wandering phantom broke and fled, Straightway I saw within my head A vision of a ghostly bed, Where lay two worn decrepit men, The fictions of a lawyer's pen, Who never more might breathe again. The serving-man of Richard Roe Wept, inarticulate with woe: She wept, that waiting on John Doe. "Oh rouse", I urged, "the waning sense With tales of tangled evidence, Of suit, demurrer, and defence." "Vain", she replied, "such mockeries: For morbid fancies, such as these, No suits can suit, no plea can please." And bending o'er that man of straw, She cried in grief and sudden awe, Not inappropriately, "Law!" The well-remembered voice he knew, He smiled, he faintly muttered "Sue!" (Her very name was legal too.) The night was fled, the dawn was nigh: A hurricane went raving by, And swept the Vision from mine eye. Vanished that dim and ghostly bed, (The hangings, tape; the tape was red happy 'Tis o'er, and Doe and Roe are dead! Oh, yet my spirit inly crawls, What time it shudderingly recalls That horrid dream of marble halls!
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The Palace of Humbug
Lays of Mystery, Imagination, and Humor Number 1 I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, And each damp thing that creeps and crawls Went wobble-wobble on the walls. Faint odours of departed cheese, Blown on the dank, unwholesome breeze, Awoke the never ending sneeze. Strange pictures decked the arras drear, Strange characters of woe and fear, The humbugs of the social sphere. One showed a vain and noisy **** That shouted empty words and big At him that nodded in a wig. And one, a dotard grim and gray, Who wasteth childhood's happy day In work more profitless than play. Whose icy breast no pity warms, Whose little victims sit in swarms, And slowly sob on lower forms. And one, a green thyme-honoured Bank, Where flowers are growing wild and rank, Like weeds that fringe a poisoned tank. All birds of evil omen there Flood with rich Notes the tainted air, The witless wanderer to snare. The fatal Notes neglected fall, No creature heeds the treacherous call, For all those goodly Strawn Baits Pall. The wandering phantom broke and fled, Straightway I saw within my head A vision of a ghostly bed, Where lay two worn decrepit men, The fictions of a lawyer's pen, Who never more might breathe again. The serving-man of Richard Roe Wept, inarticulate with woe: She wept, that waiting on John Doe. "Oh rouse", I urged, "the waning sense With tales of tangled evidence, Of suit, demurrer, and defence." "Vain", she replied, "such mockeries: For morbid fancies, such as these, No suits can suit, no plea can please." And bending o'er that man of straw, She cried in grief and sudden awe, Not inappropriately, "Law!" The well-remembered voice he knew, He smiled, he faintly muttered "Sue!" (Her very name was legal too.) The night was fled, the dawn was nigh: A hurricane went raving by, And swept the Vision from mine eye. Vanished that dim and ghostly bed, (The hangings, tape; the tape was red happy 'Tis o'er, and Doe and Roe are dead! Oh, yet my spirit inly crawls, What time it shudderingly recalls That horrid dream of marble halls!
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Down by two the bruised-blue flesh of the bronze butterfly's escape through sacrifice, flays the emotions.. Unwholesome the silence that goes before her, a sound like the heart bound to beat like butterfly wings... Gently her absence quick upon me, inhales the night and swiftly, the dark sees only ease to relinquish her candles sheathed in glass epitaphs that collapse like veins to fill the fluent air with the spare embrace of the blue elements... Down by two in the bottom of the ninth, two out, two on, two strikes, the soul's too tragic abhorrence of details fails to deliver the impossible syntax of apocalypse, on the lips of a courteous Christ, crucified by light, the night fades far into the furthest exile... Under a tropic of cancer, her un-obscured brilliance pierces the vault of heaven's vast gathering of angels, and their illegible scripture... Shatters the soul in one primal instant grand slam dream, quicksilver through her midnight moment's landscape, every cherished feature in flight, the light of the bronze butterfly's escape through sacrifice, to the silver flame of moonlight's crucial adieu....
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 1:08 PM UTC
The Silence Of Winged Moments
When, like a running grave, time tracks you down, Your calm and cuddled is a scythe of hairs, Love in her gear is slowly through the house, Up naked stairs, a turtle in a hearse, Hauled to the dome, Comes, like a scissors stalking, tailor age, Deliver me who timid in my tribe, Of love am barer than Cadaver's trap Robbed of the foxy tongue, his footed tape Of the bone inch Deliver me, my masters, head and heart, Heart of Cadaver's candle waxes thin, When blood, spade-handed, and the logic time Drive children up like bruises to the thumb, From maid and head, For, sunday faced, with dusters in my glove, Chaste and the chaser, man with the cockshut eye, I, that time's jacket or the coat of ice May fail to fasten with a ****** o In the straight grave, Stride through Cadaver's country in my force, My pickbrain masters morsing on the stone Despair of blood faith in the maiden's slime, Halt among eunuchs, and the nitric stain On fork and face. Time is a foolish fancy, time and fool. No, no, you lover skull, descending hammer Descends, my masters, on the entered honour. You hero skull, Cadaver in the hangar Tells the stick, 'fail.' Joy is no knocking nation, sir and madam, The cancer's fashion, or the summer feather Lit on the cuddled tree, the cross of fever, Not city tar and subway bored to foster Man through macadam. I dump the waxlights in your tower dome. Joy is the knock of dust, Cadaver's shoot Of bud of Adam through his boxy shift, Love's twilit nation and the skull of state, Sir, is your doom. Everything ends, the tower ending and, (Have with the house of wind), the leaning scene, Ball of the foot depending from the sun, (Give, summer, over), the cemented skin, The actions' end. All, men my madmen, the unwholesome wind With whistler's cough contages, time on track Shapes in a cinder death; love for his trick, Happy Cadaver's hunger as you take The kissproof world.
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When, Like A Running Grave
When, like a running grave, time tracks you down, Your calm and cuddled is a scythe of hairs, Love in her gear is slowly through the house, Up naked stairs, a turtle in a hearse, Hauled to the dome, Comes, like a scissors stalking, tailor age, Deliver me who timid in my tribe, Of love am barer than Cadaver's trap Robbed of the foxy tongue, his footed tape Of the bone inch Deliver me, my masters, head and heart, Heart of Cadaver's candle waxes thin, When blood, spade-handed, and the logic time Drive children up like bruises to the thumb, From maid and head, For, sunday faced, with dusters in my glove, Chaste and the chaser, man with the cockshut eye, I, that time's jacket or the coat of ice May fail to fasten with a ****** o In the straight grave, Stride through Cadaver's country in my force, My pickbrain masters morsing on the stone Despair of blood faith in the maiden's slime, Halt among eunuchs, and the nitric stain On fork and face. Time is a foolish fancy, time and fool. No, no, you lover skull, descending hammer Descends, my masters, on the entered honour. You hero skull, Cadaver in the hangar Tells the stick, 'fail.' Joy is no knocking nation, sir and madam, The cancer's fashion, or the summer feather Lit on the cuddled tree, the cross of fever, Not city tar and subway bored to foster Man through macadam. I dump the waxlights in your tower dome. Joy is the knock of dust, Cadaver's shoot Of bud of Adam through his boxy shift, Love's twilit nation and the skull of state, Sir, is your doom. Everything ends, the tower ending and, (Have with the house of wind), the leaning scene, Ball of the foot depending from the sun, (Give, summer, over), the cemented skin, The actions' end. All, men my madmen, the unwholesome wind With whistler's cough contages, time on track Shapes in a cinder death; love for his trick, Happy Cadaver's hunger as you take The kissproof world.
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One thing I love to do Is write letters to Grandpapa Because You never know where it’s going to take you: Octogenarians are a real wildcard And that makes life interesting. For example, I was writing a letter To Grandpapa and he likes to imagine things Because he can’t get around much So I give the cat meat to feed on. I embellish a little my romantic situation And I tell him about M; little M How she reminds me of my little mama And that boys tend to look For someone who is like a mother figure And we grow into this role We become more dependent on the girlfriend Til she becomes like a second mother But it never starts out that way. So I was telling him about little M; And when I receive a letter back I notice a rather odd sentence That I cannot help but laugh at: “Dan, you say M; is smaller than you All the easier to back her into a corner” And then it follows on with some Incongruent sentence about ‘me driving a car’ Now I’m not sure if we got lost in Translation I don’t know whether Grandpapa is thinking I’m going to run M; over (she’s not that small) Or whether he’s suggesting I invest in a booster seat? Or whether in fact, he has made an unwholesome But wholey funny link Between me staying up all night And my young ****** prowess (Which is the same thing I suppose) But I’m not quite sure why I’d be backing her Into a corner That sounds like outright pressure But I have to laugh Ah Grandpapa Maybe one day I’ll show M; Or maybe not She may develop an irrational fear For tight spaces Which is something I will never have a problem with...
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Nov 19, 2011
Nov 19, 2011 at 9:08 PM UTC
Letters from Grandpa
One thing I love to do Is write letters to Grandpapa Because You never know where it’s going to take you: Octogenarians are a real wildcard And that makes life interesting. For example, I was writing a letter To Grandpapa and he likes to imagine things Because he can’t get around much So I give the cat meat to feed on. I embellish a little my romantic situation And I tell him about M; little M How she reminds me of my little mama And that boys tend to look For someone who is like a mother figure And we grow into this role We become more dependent on the girlfriend Til she becomes like a second mother But it never starts out that way. So I was telling him about little M; And when I receive a letter back I notice a rather odd sentence That I cannot help but laugh at: “Dan, you say M; is smaller than you All the easier to back her into a corner” And then it follows on with some Incongruent sentence about ‘me driving a car’ Now I’m not sure if we got lost in Translation I don’t know whether Grandpapa is thinking I’m going to run M; over (she’s not that small) Or whether he’s suggesting I invest in a booster seat? Or whether in fact, he has made an unwholesome But wholey funny link Between me staying up all night And my young ****** prowess (Which is the same thing I suppose) But I’m not quite sure why I’d be backing her Into a corner That sounds like outright pressure But I have to laugh Ah Grandpapa Maybe one day I’ll show M; Or maybe not She may develop an irrational fear For tight spaces Which is something I will never have a problem with...
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Music of the street Reverberates loudly Out the dumpster, From the tiny mouth Of a screaming Baby Wrought in the wombs Of filth, injustice, Foggy rage. Tongues ripped out, On the floor, tastebuds that Know the pang of blue blood. Rusty nails and overused syringes ***** the fingers, Softly. The people yell, maniacally, Yet remain unheard. Pain becomes evident, Written on the faces Of the unwholesome. A wafting scent of Their rotten morals, Forgotten dreams, Floats, as hot steam, from the pavement. Unable now To decompose. Across the road, A pregnant woman holds Her cigarette, which Smells of cookies And cream soda. Jesus was enlightened, Not too pious For the poor. Yet more than pain Was written On their faces, Missing tongues, missing eyes. Laid together On the piss-stained mattress, Feet to head and head To feet. Nonsense was confused As words, that danced into Non-platonic humps. She kissed him, because She wanted to feel The texture of his brain. Pick her up with Golden hand, though She may see you. And the sad image of Dollar bills Inspires the mind, Making it immobile. Here, where the ********** Stands, more holy Than the monastery. Crawling, as they do, Through unpainted, Rented walls, like Hungry little cockroaches, Creeping for a bite. The small infant still Lays on metal, each Moment crying softer For warmth. Though you will not Hear her tomorrow, As she’s carted off by Garbage men Who, each week, remove The undesired Remnants of yesterday. Hope for sweet Needles to sooner bring her A different relief. Life is so simple When struggles Are never-ending. Mi amor pequeña, no llores más. El fin está cerca, aunque no entiende mis palabras. Though the buildings Surrender with Decay and the sun decides He doesn’t want To keep on caring The music still plays mournfully, And only the baby can hear.
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May 13, 2013
May 13, 2013 at 7:24 AM UTC
Neighborhood
Music of the street Reverberates loudly Out the dumpster, From the tiny mouth Of a screaming Baby Wrought in the wombs Of filth, injustice, Foggy rage. Tongues ripped out, On the floor, tastebuds that Know the pang of blue blood. Rusty nails and overused syringes ***** the fingers, Softly. The people yell, maniacally, Yet remain unheard. Pain becomes evident, Written on the faces Of the unwholesome. A wafting scent of Their rotten morals, Forgotten dreams, Floats, as hot steam, from the pavement. Unable now To decompose. Across the road, A pregnant woman holds Her cigarette, which Smells of cookies And cream soda. Jesus was enlightened, Not too pious For the poor. Yet more than pain Was written On their faces, Missing tongues, missing eyes. Laid together On the piss-stained mattress, Feet to head and head To feet. Nonsense was confused As words, that danced into Non-platonic humps. She kissed him, because She wanted to feel The texture of his brain. Pick her up with Golden hand, though She may see you. And the sad image of Dollar bills Inspires the mind, Making it immobile. Here, where the ********** Stands, more holy Than the monastery. Crawling, as they do, Through unpainted, Rented walls, like Hungry little cockroaches, Creeping for a bite. The small infant still Lays on metal, each Moment crying softer For warmth. Though you will not Hear her tomorrow, As she’s carted off by Garbage men Who, each week, remove The undesired Remnants of yesterday. Hope for sweet Needles to sooner bring her A different relief. Life is so simple When struggles Are never-ending. Mi amor pequeña, no llores más. El fin está cerca, aunque no entiende mis palabras. Though the buildings Surrender with Decay and the sun decides He doesn’t want To keep on caring The music still plays mournfully, And only the baby can hear.
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The clothes on a perfectly sculpted mannequin do not accentuate the garment's beauty. Rather, it hollows it, makes it unwholesome and outlines all the more clearly how empty it truly is to the point where one forgets what one is looking at. Like a vague pronoun. The human mind, the decent soul, cannot and should not be subjected to such a ********** and feels inhumanly compelled to destroy the effect. And that is why mannequins are so good for sales.
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Feb 13, 2010
Feb 13, 2010 at 3:05 PM UTC
Penny's
An ancient chestnut's blossoms threw Their heavy odour over two: Leucippe, it is said, was one; The other, then, was Alciphron. 'Come, come! why should we stand beneath This hollow tree's unwholesome breath?' Said Alciphron, 'here 's not a blade Of grass or moss, and scanty shade. Come; it is just the hour to rove In the lone ****** shepherds love; There, straight and tall, the hazel twig Divides the crooked rock-held fig, O'er the blue pebbles where the rill In winter runs and may run still. Come then, while fresh and calm the air, And while the shepherds are not there.' Leucippe. But I would rather go when they Sit round about and sing and play. Then why so hurry me? for you Like play and song, and shepherds too. Alciphron. I like the shepherds very well, And song and play, as you can tell. But there is play, I sadly fear, And song I would not have you hear. Leucippe. What can it be? What can it be? Alciphron. To you may none of them repeat The play that you have play'd with me, The song that made your ***** beat. Leucippe. Don't keep your arm about my waist. Alciphron. Might you not stumble? Leucippe. Well then, do. But why are we in all this haste? Alciphron. To sing. Leucippe. Alas! and not play too?
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Alciphron And Leucippe
The window is open and the wind is cold, As I lay in my bed feigning sleep, I feel old The hollowness in my bones speak of stories untold There will be few memories that my ***** today will hold I perceive this from the lack of enthusiasm with which I greet the day. All the actions and reactions that will, with it, fall into decay. I harbour no remorse for the want of warmth in my stare And I feel that those who ask it of me shouldn't really dare. It is not for me to judge the tides of such stirrings I fear I am not experienced in these whirrings. I fall short when it comes to simple joys, but to the brim in human ploys. I am like the moon when she is round and full, Making you rise up like the waves, gasping at the pull. I don my hat of deadened emotions, Human suffering I wear like a fur coat, thick and long The plight of mankind I observe like ten thousand devotions, Until the distorted essence of us stops seeming so...wrong. Because I am more attuned to the dark, To the quiet whimpers of children taken from the park. The individual's darkness tears at my conscience His malignant blackness a disease in his heart Tell me where do the soft go? Whose untainted innocence is not abused roughly so? Whose kindness is not swallowed up by an unwholesome whole? And the taste of life is not more bitter than sweet? For I would wish for an otherness escape if it were not so. The eternity of time when it was still young, and the solitude of the dark when it was empty. The hardness of diamonds before the fire, and the fluidity of water before the frost. The immeasurable pillars holding up the sky, and the animation of the body before its death, And the soul that is tasked to carry all these along and hold up its head.
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May 30, 2018
May 30, 2018 at 9:12 AM UTC
A Dark Soul, An Old Soul
The window is open and the wind is cold, As I lay in my bed feigning sleep, I feel old The hollowness in my bones speak of stories untold There will be few memories that my ***** today will hold I perceive this from the lack of enthusiasm with which I greet the day. All the actions and reactions that will, with it, fall into decay. I harbour no remorse for the want of warmth in my stare And I feel that those who ask it of me shouldn't really dare. It is not for me to judge the tides of such stirrings I fear I am not experienced in these whirrings. I fall short when it comes to simple joys, but to the brim in human ploys. I am like the moon when she is round and full, Making you rise up like the waves, gasping at the pull. I don my hat of deadened emotions, Human suffering I wear like a fur coat, thick and long The plight of mankind I observe like ten thousand devotions, Until the distorted essence of us stops seeming so...wrong. Because I am more attuned to the dark, To the quiet whimpers of children taken from the park. The individual's darkness tears at my conscience His malignant blackness a disease in his heart Tell me where do the soft go? Whose untainted innocence is not abused roughly so? Whose kindness is not swallowed up by an unwholesome whole? And the taste of life is not more bitter than sweet? For I would wish for an otherness escape if it were not so. The eternity of time when it was still young, and the solitude of the dark when it was empty. The hardness of diamonds before the fire, and the fluidity of water before the frost. The immeasurable pillars holding up the sky, and the animation of the body before its death, And the soul that is tasked to carry all these along and hold up its head.
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Purring, the big cat, prowls though the city, Her grace resonating in the words of youth, The rhythm of life beating within her heart, Pulsing in the melting *** of cultural truth. Unwholesome disenchantments; dispelled, Crushing obsolete views of old generations, One World, concepts, sweeping all before, Welcoming the progress of mixed relations. A Bohemian feline of change, so constant, Wisdom, truth, acceptance, riot in her roars, New wave embracing, all colours, all creeds, Bigoted ignorance fearing sharpened claws. The multi-faceted face, of free London now, Don’t hate those who sneer, offer them pity, Their time disperses on Thames ebbing tide, Purring, the big cat, prowls through the city. ©Paul M Chafer 2016
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Mar 24, 2016
Mar 24, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
Big Kitty In The Big City
*A Poeme from ye Penne of ye right learned Professor Peter Buttocke collected by hysse Pupille Edna* There is an ancient Shittah in my Garden, eldritch and right dun in alle Aspect Wherein dwelleth a loude and noisome Ouzel, ye like of which I have ne'er yet seen Under thysse our goode Goddes fayre Welkin up in ye Skye above us alle. This foule and unwholesome Beeste, with trespassynge shote-like ****** Effusiones Hath performed ye veritable Antithesis of kindly horticultural Edulcoration For whiche Sinne I shall emasculate ye Brute, so God may grant me Pow'r. Sudating at ye Nostrilles I advance, my trustie Stang at ye ever-ready, And I prepare to eject it from yon Pollard, having previous shattered Alle its horryd Frangibles with one brave bolde frampold Blowe. Thwacke! A last Piffero-reminiscent Warble escapeth loude from its fowle coronoid Appendage; Right severe Damage and harsh fatal Ruine of Nature irreversible have I caused To ye shaggie shamelesse little avian Runte, whereon Goddes smile hath ne'er dawned. Thus descendeth it to the Faeces-bedecked Herdwick, and I titubate triumph'lly o'er its conticent Corpse. And were there yet a duodenary Set of ye Frass-Depositors, I would not give a Demi-Testrel for their Survyvall Should they e'er again infringe the sacred Privacie whych ye ancient Shittah enjoyeth in my Garden.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 6:37 AM UTC
Ye Ouzel In My Shittah
You are a thief, You go around committing mischief, You fill women's hearts with unwholesome grief, You make men's lives short, and painfully brief.
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Jun 20, 2013
Jun 20, 2013 at 12:41 PM UTC
The Player's Player.
I have been so conflicted lately. Is it unwholesome not to wish, not to desire to place your trust in someone whom you lost faith in? I feel like I have lost something very essential in this platonic relationship. I do not place my burdensome trust on a fragile shoulder easily and carelessly now. But then again, we are all just human, and my shoulders, like theirs, cannot bear a heavy pressure for long. Don't get me wrong, our friendship still holds true but I can no longer see the best in them. I feel bad (by bad, i mean an undescribable whirlwind of feelings). I feel jaded, and sometimes I wonder why I cannot simply let go of the resentment and this sour, heart-wrenching feeling of betrayal. And I wonder ever harder why I do not want to mute out that voice in my mind that SCREAMS out : Alert! Alert! whenever I so much as glance at their passing shadows. I ask myself why your name reminds me of open wounds and permanent scars. I ask myself why with every unnatural hesitation before a forced chuckle. I hate it. I abhor the grating-on-the-ears, awful imitation of genuine laughter. I ask myself why as I recognise our old photos, feeling like one half of a pair of heartbroken lovers, though between you and I, we have lost the title "soul sisters". But, the answer is simple: We don't deserve it. They don't deserve my trust and I don't deserve to trust someone as easily again. I wish I am sorry about this. 23.05.14.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 11:22 AM UTC
Dear Friend ,
Moving with might Following potential refracting metaphorical light Becoming apart Of what gives people life Selfless balance Of give and receive If the roots are affected Then so are the leaves If roots are Not grounded, Not watered Not nurtured Some leaves unwholesome Some wilted Some lonesome Little do we know The leaf is wanting to let go Anticipating renown To return to the soil To avoid the turmoil Of what it is to grow " If "doesn't feel Anything is real Then it may keel To avoid the hearth Creep into the earth Be lead to ascension Strong In ground Trunk, Branches, Long to astound   Constant extension Leaves can regrow Even when low Growth can be slow Growth can be fast Leaves will come and go Your roots will last
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Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 3:15 PM UTC
Universal Shift
A flash of light in a concrete jungle. Hands folding in a mesh of loving flesh to counter the iron-willed Northern wind, to counter all these days spent so solemnly. You press your outer crest – your weight on me, when all is tired, all substance expired; to counter separation from the heavens, to counter all life's unwholesome blemishes that otherwise shall leave me unfulfilled.
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 4:39 PM UTC
Ya'arburnee
You broke my heart Actually pulled it out Looked at and felt it Warm and quivering in your palms And squeezed with all your might Till nothing was left. I thought you cared Was lost in your spell Until you broke it into ashes I will forever be broken Unwholesome,unfinished Because you're so cold You destroyed me in a flash You abused my heart You annihilated me.
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 5:30 AM UTC
Heartbreaker
to the girl who wrote me asking me for advice at four o'clock in the morning when her brain was high off of an ashy heart: stop ******* around with toxins, and no, i don't mean the drugs turning your life into unwholesome chaos. i mean your ******* friends who told you that your problems are nothing your demons are nothing you are nothing. stop it. you're better than them. to the friend who asked for advice on how to turn herself into a walking skeleton: get over yourself. anorexia and bulimia will not fill some hole in your tragic past, they will ravage everything good in you until you are nothing but the flesh you have despised. do not ask me how to "become an anorexic" because all you are asking me is how to die. to the boy who i have dedicated so many poems to: god, you are so oblivious to everything. to the soulless "i love you"s spoken out of pity, to the feigned grins, to the fact that you are ripping me apart. i was always told to not love someone who was sad because they would drag me to the pit of the ocean with them, and i should have listened. there isn't enough of me left to share.
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Jul 4, 2014
Jul 4, 2014 at 8:47 PM UTC
unsparing advice to those who needed me when i was dying.
This bodies taken, it has been pulled away brought out of place. Weve walked away with a corpse and weve got nothing left to lose. What can we do with this, this empty shell, this doomed lifeless man. What a reflection of our lives, what a dance in our minds, where will we go what shall we do, we are sitting here wasting away without a purpose. Im always looking forward, but ive got no destination, no compensation. This unwholesome life this tattered dream, why am I here why dont I believe? Im looking for answers, a purpose to this routine, where am I going what have I to gain? Tell me my purpose, feed me some truth, you stand there as if you have something to say but the words never escape your mouth. I see this body, this soulless body, who told this man what truth did he receive. I guess an ending to everything he was or is there something more? Is this man burning? Do flames consume him? Is he paying for his mistakes or is he paying for the fear of another mans fear to speak? If someone had told him, where would he be, would he be with the angels would he be at his feet. To think where this mans body lays and where his souls seperates, could have all been changed. To think this mans fate lies within the words of another man, a man sent by the creator but a man who was a coward, a man who was ashamed, now a man lay dead in his grave and his sould is chained to a lake. Many men suffer and many men die, we with hold the truth and another man burns. We tell ourselves theyll be reached by someone else, how can we know their faith, how can we know where theyll end up. What a responsibility we have took on, where souls lie in our hands, where some men burn and some men live in paradise from the speech out of our mouths. Tongues of fire have power to breathe life into men and death into others. Open your mouth and speak the truth to save another mans fate.
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Dec 15, 2010
Dec 15, 2010 at 8:01 PM UTC
I love you more in spanish
This bodies taken, it has been pulled away brought out of place. Weve walked away with a corpse and weve got nothing left to lose. What can we do with this, this empty shell, this doomed lifeless man. What a reflection of our lives, what a dance in our minds, where will we go what shall we do, we are sitting here wasting away without a purpose. Im always looking forward, but ive got no destination, no compensation. This unwholesome life this tattered dream, why am I here why dont I believe? Im looking for answers, a purpose to this routine, where am I going what have I to gain? Tell me my purpose, feed me some truth, you stand there as if you have something to say but the words never escape your mouth. I see this body, this soulless body, who told this man what truth did he receive. I guess an ending to everything he was or is there something more? Is this man burning? Do flames consume him? Is he paying for his mistakes or is he paying for the fear of another mans fear to speak? If someone had told him, where would he be, would he be with the angels would he be at his feet. To think where this mans body lays and where his souls seperates, could have all been changed. To think this mans fate lies within the words of another man, a man sent by the creator but a man who was a coward, a man who was ashamed, now a man lay dead in his grave and his sould is chained to a lake. Many men suffer and many men die, we with hold the truth and another man burns. We tell ourselves theyll be reached by someone else, how can we know their faith, how can we know where theyll end up. What a responsibility we have took on, where souls lie in our hands, where some men burn and some men live in paradise from the speech out of our mouths. Tongues of fire have power to breathe life into men and death into others. Open your mouth and speak the truth to save another mans fate.
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some people say i am an alcoholic but i always say i do work like a dog! wor-kahol-ic i hate violence coz i do love silence i hate arguement coz i do love agreement people say some unwholesome talks but it's okay folks just do what makes you awesome i'd rather like detractor's flee who made them selves so true and i won't like to disagree with those false praisers as long as they aren't doing my dislikes say some people whose being honest now and then whom stats are triple-double treasure them cheerfully in most valuable persons no matter how they jumbled your word play just show your moves with an exciting foreplay express your self on and off poetry but don't become the cause of delay for sincere Poets Surely save Poem Scripted on their simultaneous Poetic Soul yours truly, solEmn Post Script : when i come back i am gonna be posting.... " the cycle of eternity "
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Jan 20, 2016
Jan 20, 2016 at 10:17 AM UTC
s P S :
Close your eyes And it'll be over soon. You won't feel the blows Or his unwholesome touch. I miss the one who cared for me, If I close my eyes, Maybe I can pretend he's here And not the one who hurts me. If I close my eyes, Maybe endings will be easier. If I close my eyes, It will all be over soon.
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 4:57 PM UTC
Sleep
Bitter black drop to the tongue, Vacuum pulling in air molecules Which are indifferent to the creases In a disgusted face When it draws back its grimace. I thought you were a bad thought, An unwholesome feeling, But then I remembered it is beautiful To think or feel anything at all How do I court thee, Death? Infinitely peripheral lover Itch in the corner of the corner of my eye Which I cannot scratch-- Impetus of strange feelings Agoraphobia and claustrophobia And their sister philias Black and white magic pattern that belies everything. Somehow, death, you are not yourself Just as a vortex in a sink does not really exist, if you understand me You are the fractal edge of a part of my life And in trying to define you I arrive on the other side, I am somehow me. And in this way I thought you were bitter, But actually, you're sweet. You are the taste of meat
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Sep 10, 2018
Sep 10, 2018 at 5:24 AM UTC
An odd poem about death
Love is not pure Not in any form In order to Keep my canvas Unsoiled of these Unwholesome blots I am lonely Clean; yet unseen
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Dec 27, 2011
Dec 27, 2011 at 10:37 PM UTC
To Be Alone
I Like You the Most I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck. Your fingers are large and cold and Mold perfectly to the Small nape that directs a narrow Pathway to the Rest of me. And, I hate myself for being hopeful. I pretend to be Busying myself with books and papers and pens, When really, I am only waiting for the Light to hit your eyes and Electrify me. And, I am empty when It doesn’t. I accept the unwholesome absence of your Pale arms leaning against My door frame. My neck feels cold, Because I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck – Feeling for eternity.
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Oct 26, 2011
Oct 26, 2011 at 3:28 PM UTC
I Like You the Most
You are a thief, You go around committing mischief, You fill women’s hearts with unwholesome grief, You make men’s lives short and painfully brief.
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 7:09 AM UTC
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