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"uttermost" poems
While we slumber and sleep, The sun leaps up from the deep,-- Daylight born at the leap,-- Rapid, dominant, free, Athirst to bathe in the uttermost sea. While we linger at play-- If the year would stand at May!-- Winds are up and away, Over land, over sea, To their goal, wherever their goal may be. It is time to arise, To race for the promised prize; The sun flies, the wind flies, We are strong, we are free, And home lies beyond the stars and the sea.
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A Song Of Flight
You may say you don't but you know me; of me and my swelling quiet and they may say over and over in a low rumble not to write of love I know, I know I close my eyes the sanguine lids like a heart throbbing In ink it spills brims over like tears withheld and stains the stark white page your whiskers at dusk the fine lines in your lips Your eyes drip like jewels heavy and sparkling This smudge of words I would die in if I could not write what I cannot speak
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 8:18 AM UTC
Uttermost
I. Herself To be a sweetness more desired than Spring; A ****** beauty more acceptable Than the wild rose-tree’s arch that crowns the fell; To be an essence more environing Than wine’s drained juice; a music ravishing More than the passionate pulse of Philomel; - To be all this ’neath one soft bosom’s swell That is the flower of life:—how strange a thing! How strange a thing to be what Man can know But as a sacred secret! Heaven’s own screen Hides her soul’s purest depth and loveliest glow; Closely withheld, as all things most unseen,— The wave-bowered pearl, the heart-shaped seal of green That flecks the snowdrop underneath the snow. II. Her Love She loves him; for her infinite soul is Love, And he her lodestar. Passion in her is A glass facing his fire, where the bright bliss Is mirrored, and the heat returned. Yet move That glass, a stranger’s amorous flame to prove, And it shall turn, by instant contraries, Ice to the moon; while her pure fire to his For whom it burns, clings close i’ the heart’s alcove. Lo! they are one. With wifely breast to breast And circling arms, she welcomes all command Of love,—her soul to answering ardours fann’d: Yet as morn springs or twilight sinks to rest, Ah! who shall say she deems not loveliest The hour of sisterly sweet hand-in-hand? III. Her Heaven If to grow old in Heaven is to grow young, (As the Seer saw and said,) then blest were he With youth forevermore, whose heaven should be True Woman, she whom these weak notes have sung. Here and hereafter,—choir-strains of her tongue,— Sky-spaces of her eyes,—sweet signs that flee About her soul’s immediate sanctuary,— Were Paradise all uttermost worlds among. The sunrise blooms and withers on the hill Like any hillflower; and the noblest troth Dies here to dust. Yet shall Heaven’s promise clothe Even yet those lovers who have cherished still This test for love:—in every kiss sealed fast To feel the first kiss and forebode the last.
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True Woman
I. Herself To be a sweetness more desired than Spring; A ****** beauty more acceptable Than the wild rose-tree’s arch that crowns the fell; To be an essence more environing Than wine’s drained juice; a music ravishing More than the passionate pulse of Philomel; - To be all this ’neath one soft bosom’s swell That is the flower of life:—how strange a thing! How strange a thing to be what Man can know But as a sacred secret! Heaven’s own screen Hides her soul’s purest depth and loveliest glow; Closely withheld, as all things most unseen,— The wave-bowered pearl, the heart-shaped seal of green That flecks the snowdrop underneath the snow. II. Her Love She loves him; for her infinite soul is Love, And he her lodestar. Passion in her is A glass facing his fire, where the bright bliss Is mirrored, and the heat returned. Yet move That glass, a stranger’s amorous flame to prove, And it shall turn, by instant contraries, Ice to the moon; while her pure fire to his For whom it burns, clings close i’ the heart’s alcove. Lo! they are one. With wifely breast to breast And circling arms, she welcomes all command Of love,—her soul to answering ardours fann’d: Yet as morn springs or twilight sinks to rest, Ah! who shall say she deems not loveliest The hour of sisterly sweet hand-in-hand? III. Her Heaven If to grow old in Heaven is to grow young, (As the Seer saw and said,) then blest were he With youth forevermore, whose heaven should be True Woman, she whom these weak notes have sung. Here and hereafter,—choir-strains of her tongue,— Sky-spaces of her eyes,—sweet signs that flee About her soul’s immediate sanctuary,— Were Paradise all uttermost worlds among. The sunrise blooms and withers on the hill Like any hillflower; and the noblest troth Dies here to dust. Yet shall Heaven’s promise clothe Even yet those lovers who have cherished still This test for love:—in every kiss sealed fast To feel the first kiss and forebode the last.
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(For Harry Clifton) I HAVE heard that hysterical women say They are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow. Of poets that are always gay, For everybody knows or else should know That if nothing drastic is done Aeroplane and Zeppelin will come out. Pitch like King Billy bomb-balls in Until the town lie bearen flat. All perform their tragic play, There struts Hamlet, there is Lear, That's Ophelia, that Cordelia; Yet they, should the last scene be there, The great stage curtain about to drop, If worthy their prominent part in the play, Do not break up their lines to weep. They know that Hamlet and Lear are gay; Gaiety transfiguring all that dread. All men have aimed at, found and lost; Black out; Heaven blazing into the head: Tragedy wrought to its uttermost. Though Hamlet rambles and Lear rages, And all the drop-scenes drop at once Upon a hundred thousand stages, It cannot grow by an inch or an ounce. On their own feet they came, or On shipboard,' Camel-back; horse-back, ass-back, mule-back, Old civilisations put to the sword. Then they and their wisdom went to rack: No handiwork of Callimachus, Who handled marble as if it were bronze, Made draperies that seemed to rise When sea-wind swept the corner, stands; His long lamp-chimney shaped like the stem Of a slender palm, stood but a day; All things fall and are built again, And those that build them again are gay. Two Chinamen, behind them a third, Are carved in lapis lazuli, Over them flies a long-legged bird, A symbol of longevity; The third, doubtless a serving-man, Carries a musical instmment. Every discoloration of the stone, Every accidental crack or dent, Seems a water-course or an avalanche, Or lofty slope where it still snows Though doubtless plum or cherry-branch Sweetens the little half-way house Those Chinamen climb towards, and I Delight to imagine them seated there; There, on the mountain and the sky, On all the tragic scene they stare. One asks for mournful melodies; Accomplished fingers begin to play. Their eyes mid many wrinkles, their eyes, Their ancient, glittering eyes, are gay.
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Lapis Lazuli
(For Harry Clifton) I HAVE heard that hysterical women say They are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow. Of poets that are always gay, For everybody knows or else should know That if nothing drastic is done Aeroplane and Zeppelin will come out. Pitch like King Billy bomb-balls in Until the town lie bearen flat. All perform their tragic play, There struts Hamlet, there is Lear, That's Ophelia, that Cordelia; Yet they, should the last scene be there, The great stage curtain about to drop, If worthy their prominent part in the play, Do not break up their lines to weep. They know that Hamlet and Lear are gay; Gaiety transfiguring all that dread. All men have aimed at, found and lost; Black out; Heaven blazing into the head: Tragedy wrought to its uttermost. Though Hamlet rambles and Lear rages, And all the drop-scenes drop at once Upon a hundred thousand stages, It cannot grow by an inch or an ounce. On their own feet they came, or On shipboard,' Camel-back; horse-back, ass-back, mule-back, Old civilisations put to the sword. Then they and their wisdom went to rack: No handiwork of Callimachus, Who handled marble as if it were bronze, Made draperies that seemed to rise When sea-wind swept the corner, stands; His long lamp-chimney shaped like the stem Of a slender palm, stood but a day; All things fall and are built again, And those that build them again are gay. Two Chinamen, behind them a third, Are carved in lapis lazuli, Over them flies a long-legged bird, A symbol of longevity; The third, doubtless a serving-man, Carries a musical instmment. Every discoloration of the stone, Every accidental crack or dent, Seems a water-course or an avalanche, Or lofty slope where it still snows Though doubtless plum or cherry-branch Sweetens the little half-way house Those Chinamen climb towards, and I Delight to imagine them seated there; There, on the mountain and the sky, On all the tragic scene they stare. One asks for mournful melodies; Accomplished fingers begin to play. Their eyes mid many wrinkles, their eyes, Their ancient, glittering eyes, are gay.
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You came into my life at an unexpected time in the most unusual way yet everything about you seemed to fit with ease like the way you smiled with your teeth or how you place your hand against my cheek or how with the uttermost perfection you fit into the crease of my neck with such grace and such love and all I can ask if you'd like to stay.
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 9:51 PM UTC
Unexpected
Hunters, where does Hope nest? Not in the half-oped breast, Nor the young rose, Nor April sunrise—those With a quick wing she brushes, The wide world through, Greets with the throat of thrushes, Fades from as fast as dew. But, would you spy her sleeping, Cradled warm, Look in the breast of weeping, The tree stript by storm; But, would you bind her fast, Yours at last, Bed-mate and lover, Gain the last headland bare That the cold tides cover, There may you capture her, there, Where the sea gives to the ground Only the drift of the drowned. Yet, if she slips you, once found, Push to her uttermost lair In the low house of despair. There will she watch by your head, Sing to you till you be dead, Then, with your child in her breast, In another heart build a new nest.
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A Hunting Song
Bluebell Lucy danced in fantastic flames, taught by shamanic figures   when the winter nights grew tiresome   and lonely boys ran passionately in village streets She stood on ancient structures and sang her song with uttermost vigor   even after mild paranoia sets in, she stands statuesque   breathing harmonic, listening intently to the cloud's chatter Her cobalt lashes flickered adroitly when she scanned the sky atop her locks   and let the coming rains wash through that azure mane   until the kiss of eternal gratitude arrived from a stray bird On cobble stone paving, her heels were worn and dampened, she nimbly strides   how beautiful it is to see a spirit so free   and the obstinate world yields to her alone Loosely, Lucy with a cerulean aura, gathers the injured and feral in alabaster arms   she is yagé and the world hallucinates because of her   a subtle enlightenment she gives to onlookers and thieves Camu Camu sprouting from the wells she digs with bare hands in midnight moonlight   her compatriots, the beasts of lost tribes, look onwards   and she wails a verse on hemerocallis singular sensation The flower that she is, a wild one that grows sporadically to enhance the beauty of existence   and everybody incomprehensible in thoughts when she speaks   because she is love when love had died so many suns ago
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:35 PM UTC
Ayahuasca Edification In The Age of Lovelessness, and She Is Light When I Am In The Dark
XII Indeed this very love which is my boast, And which, when rising up from breast to brow, Doth crown me with a ruby large enow To draw men’s eyes and prove the inner cost,— This love even, all my worth, to the uttermost, I should not love withal, unless that thou Hadst set me an example, shown me how, When first thine earnest eyes with mine were crossed, And love called love. And thus, I cannot speak Of love even, as a good thing of my own: Thy soul hath snatched up mine all faint and weak, And placed it by thee on a golden throne,— And that I love (O soul, we must be meek!) Is by thee only, whom I love alone.
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Sonnet 12 - Indeed This Very Love Which Is My Boast
It is a vastness of cerulean, A pool of blue which surrounds clouds that are strewn together. Tumbling, accumulating, towering formations of remarkable depth and awesome beauty. Billows which blanket and envelop a sphere of life, turning the almost infinite and indefinite blue to grey, Massed with the heaviness of forthcoming precipitation. As time turns, and the big blue planet rotates, sunlight is reflected and refracted by particles unseen—painting swelling clouds with pale yellows that bleed into succulent pinks, deep reds, royal indigo, and then The flowering violet of conceived night. The sky portrays a huge entity, a formation of solidity and stability. It does not contain, nor withhold from the terraces and crevices of the Earth’s surface. It is as close to infinity as the basic human mind can grasp, The uttermost extension of one’s realm of existence. To look up at the stars is an annihilation of Ego, A humbling reminder of one’s relevance, Of one’s fragmentation of being, Of one’s essential insignificance in the immortal turning of the deep and everlasting vibration of the Cosmos. Stars, barely conceivable at times, Act as portals to the past spilled carelessly across an inky nighttime sky. These subtle flecks, minute glimmers of incredible explosions, are billions of light-years away Across the fabric of space and time. The sky is an incredible portal to those things outside of mortal grasp, A manifestation of all that is unknown, yet shared by every state of consciousness. A familiarity and a comforting reminder of eternity that will exist far beyond the human experience. With its undulating formations, precipitation, protection, and sheer exposure, It is a paradoxical beauty.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 12:44 AM UTC
Sky
It is a vastness of cerulean, A pool of blue which surrounds clouds that are strewn together. Tumbling, accumulating, towering formations of remarkable depth and awesome beauty. Billows which blanket and envelop a sphere of life, turning the almost infinite and indefinite blue to grey, Massed with the heaviness of forthcoming precipitation. As time turns, and the big blue planet rotates, sunlight is reflected and refracted by particles unseen—painting swelling clouds with pale yellows that bleed into succulent pinks, deep reds, royal indigo, and then The flowering violet of conceived night. The sky portrays a huge entity, a formation of solidity and stability. It does not contain, nor withhold from the terraces and crevices of the Earth’s surface. It is as close to infinity as the basic human mind can grasp, The uttermost extension of one’s realm of existence. To look up at the stars is an annihilation of Ego, A humbling reminder of one’s relevance, Of one’s fragmentation of being, Of one’s essential insignificance in the immortal turning of the deep and everlasting vibration of the Cosmos. Stars, barely conceivable at times, Act as portals to the past spilled carelessly across an inky nighttime sky. These subtle flecks, minute glimmers of incredible explosions, are billions of light-years away Across the fabric of space and time. The sky is an incredible portal to those things outside of mortal grasp, A manifestation of all that is unknown, yet shared by every state of consciousness. A familiarity and a comforting reminder of eternity that will exist far beyond the human experience. With its undulating formations, precipitation, protection, and sheer exposure, It is a paradoxical beauty.
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Great Michelangelo, with age grown bleak And uttermost labours, having once o’ersaid All grievous memories on his long life shed, This worst regret to one true heart could speak:— That when, with sorrowing love and reverence meek, He stooped o’er sweet Colonna’s dying bed, His Muse and dominant Lady, spirit-wed, Her hand he kissed, but not her brow or cheek. O Buonarruoti,—good at Art’s fire-wheels To urge her chariot!—even thus the Soul, Touching at length some sorely-chastened goal, Earns oftenest but a little: her appeals Were deep and mute,—lowly her claim. Let be: What holds for her Death’s garner? And for thee?
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Michelangelo’s Kiss
*You remind me of the earth,    like deep burnt umber woodlands mid downpours' fresh aroma       & spring's foliage lushly reborn, twinkling explosive pinpoints        grazing beyond dark ether,   sparkles dappling 'pon depths         of eternal seascapes's nature, amidst breath of relentless airy winds     gusting above her majesty's hazes        beyond purple mountain's apex and streams of meadows' wildflowers in   deftly painted horizons after moonbows, vivid consciousness' uttermost reminisce    of all things recollected in the long ago         essence of your memories' presence*
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 4:49 PM UTC
You remind me of the earth
Before this ardent Prank you consider Concern your Senses on how they'll react If, with Plomb expressed, breach this Barker To demote his Heresy into Fact Of course, seldom would we fancy such scene And kiss Companion we will christen Hope Which, by your Rights thereof, absorb such Mean Then ferry those Weights as a New Year's Dope It is a Being. Sentient as he Whose Cuteness reimbursed his Nature make Which, invest his uttermost Respect be Will his Innocence and Comfort bespake. Humour cures. In this Shaky World indeed To sew its Scars; Promote Contempt at speed.
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Apr 3, 2013
Apr 3, 2013 at 10:21 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY EIGHT - TOM DALEY - APRIL FOOL'S DAY
in the uttermost respect you're alive and breathing so congratulations but that does no justice for your ignorance you completely obliterate my existence in your head acting like I deserve no space for my legs you are not the captain of this god awful titanic if we had to choose you'd be voted last on all ballads oh how rude of me being mean and such but it does no harm for all of the hearts you've crushed
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Jun 22, 2014
Jun 22, 2014 at 9:19 PM UTC
uttermost respect.
"I've been told that to fix the problem, you must first find its root... But you can't fix something that's not broken. I am not broken, just slightly damaged. My mind is like a thousand year old oak tree, and my facade as fragile as porcelain. My emotions act as a wrecking ball and when the night hits I'm nothing but a decaying mask. I fear pain, so I don't welcome love. I turn it away; a ruthless rejection, and send it back to where it came from. It haunts me, and in the night my own demons become insomnia. To fix the problem, I must first find its root."  Or perhaps I mustn't focus on finding the root, I think the real issue might be that I am conscious that there are monsters in my head and my insomnia is result to the ongoing battle I have with myself and those monsters. Weather to love them or hate them, I do not know.  They save me and protect me, yet they seclude me from the rush of risk and beauty of bewilderment. When I lay in my bed my body feels great fatigue but my mind and my eyes are wide awake; ready to run circles around the world if they could. I no longer think that the solution would be to find a root or a specific turning point, but to end the battle of contradiction with the monsters that have taken over my thoughts and stolen my sleep. So do I love them because they protect me and have made me a smarter person? Or Do I hate them because they are the bricks that make up the walls I have built and they are the guards holding the riffles at the top of the walls shooting every single beautiful daring soul in their attempt to reach the real me? I will hate them. Yes the souls that have hurt me right after gaining my trust are the reason to my hurt and the nutrition to the growth of my monsters, but the very own monsters themselves are the ones responsible for my inability to recover from the inevitable hurt. They have Inprisoned me in this constant dark and uttermost thick desolation. It is because of how overpowered I am by them that I fail every single time in my attempt to breath. They are suffocating me and burying me in a state so dark I fear the incapacity to  get myself out. It is a journey of endless work, the wounds i have will eventually heal, but there will always be scars. It's like an addiction, even after being clean and sober the want of the drug will always be as great as it was the first time. So the fragility of my scars is so great it is completely capable to revert me back into the dark whole if i get hurt or scared again. i need to realize and accept that these things are inevitable and not close myself but open myself even more for the next person. The final solution will be to accept that the mosters?they are their, acknowledge them, deal with them, and never let them take over and do what they want with me. Then and only then will I be able to sleep.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 9:27 AM UTC
Insomnia
"I've been told that to fix the problem, you must first find its root... But you can't fix something that's not broken. I am not broken, just slightly damaged. My mind is like a thousand year old oak tree, and my facade as fragile as porcelain. My emotions act as a wrecking ball and when the night hits I'm nothing but a decaying mask. I fear pain, so I don't welcome love. I turn it away; a ruthless rejection, and send it back to where it came from. It haunts me, and in the night my own demons become insomnia. To fix the problem, I must first find its root."  Or perhaps I mustn't focus on finding the root, I think the real issue might be that I am conscious that there are monsters in my head and my insomnia is result to the ongoing battle I have with myself and those monsters. Weather to love them or hate them, I do not know.  They save me and protect me, yet they seclude me from the rush of risk and beauty of bewilderment. When I lay in my bed my body feels great fatigue but my mind and my eyes are wide awake; ready to run circles around the world if they could. I no longer think that the solution would be to find a root or a specific turning point, but to end the battle of contradiction with the monsters that have taken over my thoughts and stolen my sleep. So do I love them because they protect me and have made me a smarter person? Or Do I hate them because they are the bricks that make up the walls I have built and they are the guards holding the riffles at the top of the walls shooting every single beautiful daring soul in their attempt to reach the real me? I will hate them. Yes the souls that have hurt me right after gaining my trust are the reason to my hurt and the nutrition to the growth of my monsters, but the very own monsters themselves are the ones responsible for my inability to recover from the inevitable hurt. They have Inprisoned me in this constant dark and uttermost thick desolation. It is because of how overpowered I am by them that I fail every single time in my attempt to breath. They are suffocating me and burying me in a state so dark I fear the incapacity to  get myself out. It is a journey of endless work, the wounds i have will eventually heal, but there will always be scars. It's like an addiction, even after being clean and sober the want of the drug will always be as great as it was the first time. So the fragility of my scars is so great it is completely capable to revert me back into the dark whole if i get hurt or scared again. i need to realize and accept that these things are inevitable and not close myself but open myself even more for the next person. The final solution will be to accept that the mosters?they are their, acknowledge them, deal with them, and never let them take over and do what they want with me. Then and only then will I be able to sleep.
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Here, at the end of all things, beyond, the grasp of hope we have reached, and here it shall end though all now is lost, I'm glad that you lie with me, and lend courage, at the fall of evil, but of us also A fool's hope was what brought us here over desolation and the edge of fear where the realms are of the dead the stars are strange and the clouds black yet a new sun rises in times ahead as we lie here, at the end of all things A fallen friend, a broken dream a mighty wood, a gurgling stream sunder us from that far off home a memory of another life, that was lost somewhere, on the road that led ever onwards, but did not fail as it passed through war and mighty horde a promise grew, but no oath was laid many mighty deeds, were trivial made for what was to be won, was beyond all fear, concealed in some remote corner of a soul festering with gloom in the search for the steps of doom finding which,we now broken lie at the end of all things Over the sea the gulls cry making the heart restless, for it cannot hope to find healing,in the land of its torment and over the sea the gulls fly, ever westward therein alone lies deliverance, the grey shores are calling where the dawn is silver, they are ever singing of the end of evil, and in welcome to those of us, staring at the door the Undying Lands lie before, unseen by the mortal eye revered in all the Elder lore There the eagles bid us to go, into the uttermost west Where though we may be whole again, we cannot forget, we who were there, but were not slain at the end of all things
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 12:54 PM UTC
At the End of All Things
Here, at the end of all things, beyond, the grasp of hope we have reached, and here it shall end though all now is lost, I'm glad that you lie with me, and lend courage, at the fall of evil, but of us also A fool's hope was what brought us here over desolation and the edge of fear where the realms are of the dead the stars are strange and the clouds black yet a new sun rises in times ahead as we lie here, at the end of all things A fallen friend, a broken dream a mighty wood, a gurgling stream sunder us from that far off home a memory of another life, that was lost somewhere, on the road that led ever onwards, but did not fail as it passed through war and mighty horde a promise grew, but no oath was laid many mighty deeds, were trivial made for what was to be won, was beyond all fear, concealed in some remote corner of a soul festering with gloom in the search for the steps of doom finding which,we now broken lie at the end of all things Over the sea the gulls cry making the heart restless, for it cannot hope to find healing,in the land of its torment and over the sea the gulls fly, ever westward therein alone lies deliverance, the grey shores are calling where the dawn is silver, they are ever singing of the end of evil, and in welcome to those of us, staring at the door the Undying Lands lie before, unseen by the mortal eye revered in all the Elder lore There the eagles bid us to go, into the uttermost west Where though we may be whole again, we cannot forget, we who were there, but were not slain at the end of all things
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A body lies broken On the freeway ramp curb. A man once stood there Asking for help With his cardboard cutout Plea for societal mercy. Then a car sped too fast, Swerving to make the green light It was never going to catch In this dimension or any other. Just a moment was all it took. Did you know he was a soldier Who was haunted at night By the enclosed confines of his house Because it too closely resembled The urban landscape he fought in, Faced death in, lost friends in, Got caught in until the web of his mind Couldn't ever forget it Especially when he tried to sleep at night? Did you know he came back And tried to fit in to the community He had been born and raised in But found that the stares and glances Of wonder and horror laced With misunderstanding and pity He didn't need but couldn't escape Were too much for him to bear Because though he could Look the enemy in the eye It hurt too much to see His own father couldn't meet his, And a community takes its cues On how to treat its people From those closest to them, So, soon no one would look him in the eye? Did you know all that when you passed Where he stood every day on the curb Asking for your pity and spare change, Having become the uttermost disgrace In his own eyes, Because don't you know He used to be somebody? Did you know that today, When you made a split second Choice to speed up the turn, He'll be buried in the National Cemetery With an honor guard And a three rifle volley salute, But the chairs will be empty And no one will speak kind words for him, Because he's already been forgotten? How else could you run over him, And drive off with not a glance back?? My conclusion: you're a ******
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 1:21 AM UTC
Hit and Run
A body lies broken On the freeway ramp curb. A man once stood there Asking for help With his cardboard cutout Plea for societal mercy. Then a car sped too fast, Swerving to make the green light It was never going to catch In this dimension or any other. Just a moment was all it took. Did you know he was a soldier Who was haunted at night By the enclosed confines of his house Because it too closely resembled The urban landscape he fought in, Faced death in, lost friends in, Got caught in until the web of his mind Couldn't ever forget it Especially when he tried to sleep at night? Did you know he came back And tried to fit in to the community He had been born and raised in But found that the stares and glances Of wonder and horror laced With misunderstanding and pity He didn't need but couldn't escape Were too much for him to bear Because though he could Look the enemy in the eye It hurt too much to see His own father couldn't meet his, And a community takes its cues On how to treat its people From those closest to them, So, soon no one would look him in the eye? Did you know all that when you passed Where he stood every day on the curb Asking for your pity and spare change, Having become the uttermost disgrace In his own eyes, Because don't you know He used to be somebody? Did you know that today, When you made a split second Choice to speed up the turn, He'll be buried in the National Cemetery With an honor guard And a three rifle volley salute, But the chairs will be empty And no one will speak kind words for him, Because he's already been forgotten? How else could you run over him, And drive off with not a glance back?? My conclusion: you're a ******
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life and its glitters, the boredoms that seek to write the inspirations of death with its healing joys and life with its uttermost sorrows i, a fractured sky, disinclined to move, divorced from shadow and voice unwoken by the mild pull of the earth an old romance of ears and eyes, yellow and round, heavens-hopes the goals of a lifetime waiting innocently for the rain. i waited and the shadows of the earth grew long until they were armies sleeping near the bleached rocks believing they were the blanketing dark, breathing beside autumn’s haikus of slumber the sharp fall of love, the intense tide of low grass and high wall. dreams rushing like princely streams a beginning of clouds, clouds of black air sweeping clear, like valleys of the wild a wilderness so tender it could speak, where the mighty waves froze the shore-line with the hints of winter's first kiss and the magics of the stars cried into fire, not knowing the flower-beds or the laughter or the crazy tears of a humble man. love poured sapphires from its streams glass-houses of light, where the oceany air believed in vertical caves, monstrous caverns of hopes and dreams, marble statues with broken jaws, unearthly branches that rose like strange trees combing the wind into tangles of tide, hollow night, with its breathing and mights, its desires, its poetry of mind.
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Dec 5, 2016
Dec 5, 2016 at 2:46 PM UTC
heaven and hell
She stood In the middle of a storm The ocean floor slipped from Beneath her feet The waves let out a howl of anguish She stood there Imperatively Helplessly begging for clemency The water touched the rocks And moved away Tides were high Moon was involved in a surreptitious affair The passerby ignored her With uttermost ingenuity He knew she was the bone of contention Of the evil She was an illusion She spun the web and caught her prey He knew the tales of the people Who had developed an infatuation with her Together she commemorated the Death of all those imbecile beings Every minute Gravity pulled towards her A different kind of person A different soul Every minute destructed itself Whatever was left was summoned to her with a grin.
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Feb 2, 2014
Feb 2, 2014 at 5:54 AM UTC
Diabolic
A product of an given environment. A democracy being ran by tyrants A offer of change.. Jesus Christ is hiring Spiritually jobless cause the worlds firing.. Only thing worst is death and that fire pit.. But my Lord is a fireman.. With living water.. For you that fire could be a mist.. But know that hell is not a myth.. Know that heaven is at hand come on take sip.. Matter of fact take a gulp. My Christ the sacrifice his blood Overflows like a flood... Talking oceans beyond a gulf.. Move mountains he can swift a coast.. Strength of the uttermost.. My stewardable host.. Came down to earth yes he left his post.. Just to have his flesh left on a post.. A passion that no other being could fathom .. the True definition of compassion.. He took  on all our sin Nothing was rationed ... His beard striped off.. His bones exposed.. His feet n hands left with holes.. Extreme bleeding.. Yes beaten to his skeletal system no x-ray was needed.. Not one fracture.. He took it all for us our true Master. Damaged beyond human appearance.. How can u not be down in allegiance With the Christ of this World The only being to embody all that is right in this World.. Yet we hold on to  darkness like he not the light to this World.. He died for us Yes he fought the good fight for this World.. We are to be his bride Yes the church but Look at us yet he still won't pick another girl.. We cheat on him.. Our selfish desires We beat on him.. Oh how we conspire.. To destroy the truth.. Yet we need to cling to it like Ruth.. Did to Naomi.. And react better when rebuke by a pony.. Stop dancing around the truth like its going to result in a Tony .. Award.. Too many people are phoney Randomly comprised like what resides in bologna I am down with Christ .. Geronimo See the signs of his coming its almost time to go... ..
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 9:44 AM UTC
Down with Jesus in allegiance
A product of an given environment. A democracy being ran by tyrants A offer of change.. Jesus Christ is hiring Spiritually jobless cause the worlds firing.. Only thing worst is death and that fire pit.. But my Lord is a fireman.. With living water.. For you that fire could be a mist.. But know that hell is not a myth.. Know that heaven is at hand come on take sip.. Matter of fact take a gulp. My Christ the sacrifice his blood Overflows like a flood... Talking oceans beyond a gulf.. Move mountains he can swift a coast.. Strength of the uttermost.. My stewardable host.. Came down to earth yes he left his post.. Just to have his flesh left on a post.. A passion that no other being could fathom .. the True definition of compassion.. He took  on all our sin Nothing was rationed ... His beard striped off.. His bones exposed.. His feet n hands left with holes.. Extreme bleeding.. Yes beaten to his skeletal system no x-ray was needed.. Not one fracture.. He took it all for us our true Master. Damaged beyond human appearance.. How can u not be down in allegiance With the Christ of this World The only being to embody all that is right in this World.. Yet we hold on to  darkness like he not the light to this World.. He died for us Yes he fought the good fight for this World.. We are to be his bride Yes the church but Look at us yet he still won't pick another girl.. We cheat on him.. Our selfish desires We beat on him.. Oh how we conspire.. To destroy the truth.. Yet we need to cling to it like Ruth.. Did to Naomi.. And react better when rebuke by a pony.. Stop dancing around the truth like its going to result in a Tony .. Award.. Too many people are phoney Randomly comprised like what resides in bologna I am down with Christ .. Geronimo See the signs of his coming its almost time to go... ..
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This burning nightmare never fades, But with each step I take A little part is pulled away, Like a paper sheet being torn into pieces, And a small part of an image that resides behind that paper is revealed. Behind the burning paper world, There is another Made of beauty and light. I stop so I can take in this new place and I look around in wonder, Oblivious to the remaining pieces of paper Still burning behind me. As I close my eyes and breathe in the soft, Smoke-free air, The heat grows again and to my uttermost dismay, I open my eyes to the light filled world being set on fire By those burning shreds that lay behind me. The screaming earth shakes my bones And deafens me with the vibrations of its pitiful death. Heat courses through my body as the fire reaches me And pain flourishes over my skin, The fire that is causing it dancing with deadly beauty beneath me. As I fall to my knees in agony, I see the residents of this once beautiful world Screaming in pain as they burn. My vision blurs, I don't know whether from tears or smoke, And everything goes black. Shooting up in bed, I touch my hand to my cheek, Which is soaked with tears. With the echoes of their screams still ringing in my ears, I lay my head back onto my tear stained pillow And shut my eyes in another futile attempt To enter a better world.
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 5:31 PM UTC
Paper Dreams
Everyday i walk down these halls Theres laughing Theres talking And everyone's rushing. But today was different. The halls were bleak And it seemed as though nobody was beside me or in front of me No laughing No talking Just whispers And even with my head bowed I can feel their stares Not normal stares either They’re stares of uttermost disgust and disgrace As i walked forward the whispers get louder My stomach drops My eyes burn And everything become blurry The first tear rolls down my face and I taste the salt as it hits the top of my lip My nose fills with snot I sniff it in Trying to hide and evidence of my weakness But they know And to them Its satisfaction.
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 10:52 PM UTC
Hallways
071116 #8:28PM No matter how fine my aggregates are, I still feel incomplete. I'm not that strong, And alone, I'm easy to break. You could feel my cracks and leave me to banishment, But You showed me the other face of strength. Never did I know that there were three hollows within me, Until I experienced those cracks that made me lose my own strength. The hard rock was shuttered, And many times, I felt so useless. But there You are and picked me up, You carried me and reshaped me into a new me. With tools, I had never known, You accompanied me to reach my uttermost  potential And yes, I have known my purpose. You filled my holes with who You are As a three-in-one God And now, I have acknowledged how vital it is To allow your reinforcement In order that I could stand still. You're not just testing my resistance and foundation But stretching me to the fullness of Your expertise. You can unused me and break me if You wanted to But You had Your goodness and grace extended In order that I may live. I know, I would be hurt But I know I was found by You, And I was made by You -- I was made for You
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Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 6:24 AM UTC
Hollow Block
I said goodbye she helplessly cried full of me for the first time Teardrops of the other by the other Not to impress or annoy the canvas of the truth of I remained untouched but this uttermost cry was maybe a cheek warming Silent expression just in the conscious presence of both embraced by both Goodbye to this roof that welcomed our dreams… Goodbye to this roof that accommodated our flows cries highs ties pies spies allies skies I s Eyes Aiaiai s …. All of her dramatized stories that agonize are to be capsized to emphasize - harmonize - energize so that I s are re centralized re authorized along the curly hum For the game! like the newborn tree growing inside of me now of Me ? me again?!? but I need not much of these anymore and such are all things that gave breath to us : the in/sentient courageously left behind for a cry that bore generations and such is her’s now A means that helped me grow towards this no thing thing and You You ? But you… …? An immortalized posture of a shoulder shrug! Nothing more and nothing less You - as love apart but still with me by each one of my shoulder shrugs like the nameless sage of shoulder shrugs In the western ‘who cares’ style…. We are so good at that! So … so ? Be proud just! to be commemorated as such I will Never pick a wildflower again to place in my beloved vase I did it only twice Shamefully Watching the truth die Instantaneously and no we do not like duality But there will NOT be a third time for such sad action You have my word on that I walk now alone content with a song of a bird welcoming my accord Carrying your light in my heart Plainness is my courage I know you now Your love rains beads of truth shaping words of peace that I read incessantly as us knowing my duty I go go now Taking nothing Needing nothing Leaving all Things and Insightful of no things I am you With you Listening Just to these final immaculate droplets of hers before she willingly dies
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Jun 29, 2016
Jun 29, 2016 at 10:35 AM UTC
As the reflection of the sun and the moon faded away
I said goodbye she helplessly cried full of me for the first time Teardrops of the other by the other Not to impress or annoy the canvas of the truth of I remained untouched but this uttermost cry was maybe a cheek warming Silent expression just in the conscious presence of both embraced by both Goodbye to this roof that welcomed our dreams… Goodbye to this roof that accommodated our flows cries highs ties pies spies allies skies I s Eyes Aiaiai s …. All of her dramatized stories that agonize are to be capsized to emphasize - harmonize - energize so that I s are re centralized re authorized along the curly hum For the game! like the newborn tree growing inside of me now of Me ? me again?!? but I need not much of these anymore and such are all things that gave breath to us : the in/sentient courageously left behind for a cry that bore generations and such is her’s now A means that helped me grow towards this no thing thing and You You ? But you… …? An immortalized posture of a shoulder shrug! Nothing more and nothing less You - as love apart but still with me by each one of my shoulder shrugs like the nameless sage of shoulder shrugs In the western ‘who cares’ style…. We are so good at that! So … so ? Be proud just! to be commemorated as such I will Never pick a wildflower again to place in my beloved vase I did it only twice Shamefully Watching the truth die Instantaneously and no we do not like duality But there will NOT be a third time for such sad action You have my word on that I walk now alone content with a song of a bird welcoming my accord Carrying your light in my heart Plainness is my courage I know you now Your love rains beads of truth shaping words of peace that I read incessantly as us knowing my duty I go go now Taking nothing Needing nothing Leaving all Things and Insightful of no things I am you With you Listening Just to these final immaculate droplets of hers before she willingly dies
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The sound of the blistering gunshots pound in my ringing ears, Bringing on a headache of a thousand wounds, Impenetrable by the outside force, The sight of the innocent fallen colors from the opinions of others brought to a vicious reality and physicality that would slaughter the purest of souls, Bringing fear that is everlasting and never forgotten in my mind that shall remain forever damaged, The feeling and sense of the souls that hammer my barely beating heart, My breath burning slower like a fire dying out, I try and scream but all that would come was a faint and distant shout, The uttermost terrifying taste of the foul air, So bad that the puke climbing up to my throat shall retreat before execution, I mutter to myself This is not fair" The most agony and torment any individual may be so unfortunate as to experience, The smell of the rage and the misery filling my nostrils as I try to keep striving for what I have arrived here for, Before I stand once again I notice the blood on my dirtied and culpable hands, I fall to the ground so lost that I have forgotten to feel the unforgiving wound in my chest, The guilt stabbed harder than any bullet ever could and ever would, And as I took my final breath I vowed to myself, To never fight over opinion and shame ever again, Or I shall die once and for all.
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Sep 1, 2018
Sep 1, 2018 at 6:05 AM UTC
Once And For All
shall i make you immortal turn you into a poem a mournful sonnet a worshiping ode should i press your figure between the pages or to form you as a masterpiece this beautiful creek of thought to make you a poem is to remember you and to remember you is the uttermost fear.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 1:27 AM UTC
immortal