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"villainy" poems
**Holding me with the color of her skirt** *Catching me with nets of her eyelashes* **The time now is ripe for my villainy** *Yes I've long been to the kindergarten* **It's now time for my evil wicked plans**
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Feb 14, 2014
Feb 14, 2014 at 5:14 AM UTC
Enough Of ABCD
Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. Please take this as truth That this is how it is done If you see someone as enemy You cease to see a human. The fact that they are armed And don’t like who you like Is enough to create words like **** **** ****** and **** Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. Line up the opposition forces Against a bullet-riddled wall And shoot them many times And see how many will fall. The ones who do not die Must be minions of the devil. They are the enemy, you see. That’s all. That’s on the level. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. And those people that don’t Believe in your own form of Jesus, Like Aerabbs and Jews and such, Shoot them as much as it pleases. Because they won’t go to heaven, And are just heathens anyway Like them Buddhist dingdongs Like them ****** lesbians and gays. Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. And people in foreign countries Well, you can guess how that goes; Take a look and easily compare Canadanians to them from Mexico. The French are Frogs, Spanish spics. None as good as us Americans. And nothing good can come out Of any **** place that is African. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. Now if you find some of this offensive And if this is revving up your motors, Just bear in mind, this is what goes on In the mind of the average voter. Want to change this, make life better? Drop your representatives a letter. Tell them you are on to their villainy And see them as supporting the REAL enemy.
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 8:56 PM UTC
ENEMY TRAINING
Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. Please take this as truth That this is how it is done If you see someone as enemy You cease to see a human. The fact that they are armed And don’t like who you like Is enough to create words like **** **** ****** and **** Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. Line up the opposition forces Against a bullet-riddled wall And shoot them many times And see how many will fall. The ones who do not die Must be minions of the devil. They are the enemy, you see. That’s all. That’s on the level. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. And those people that don’t Believe in your own form of Jesus, Like Aerabbs and Jews and such, Shoot them as much as it pleases. Because they won’t go to heaven, And are just heathens anyway Like them Buddhist dingdongs Like them ****** lesbians and gays. Enemy training, one, two three Is notable for its simplicity. You just arm yourself thoroughly And shoot people with alacrity. And people in foreign countries Well, you can guess how that goes; Take a look and easily compare Canadanians to them from Mexico. The French are Frogs, Spanish spics. None as good as us Americans. And nothing good can come out Of any **** place that is African. Don’t worry about being wrong Or whether an action is right. That they don’t want you to shoot Is enough to start the fight. Now if you find some of this offensive And if this is revving up your motors, Just bear in mind, this is what goes on In the mind of the average voter. Want to change this, make life better? Drop your representatives a letter. Tell them you are on to their villainy And see them as supporting the REAL enemy.
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I am utterly convinced that my spirit is a ten-cent ***** letting any passing nemesis **** it in the mind with almost no tension. It must enjoy the sensation as its host clearly shows in the streams of tears that flow through the eyes, the spirit's *********** It must moisten its knickers at the viewing of torture, as its host sits in an icy stupor, with the times of grotesque spectacle-sobs on tile flooring, nicks on the wrist, what have you- the only times of breathing. My spirit must have stolen all the charm it takes to captivate the enemy into arousal, as the host stumbles awkwardly in public, pushing all potentials away with vehemence and convincing itself of its inferior quality to even the vermin of the sewer. My spirit has made me the loathing host to the parasite of my own being, my mind the main casualty, ridden with **** from villainy both outer and inner, decay from traumas more persuasive than the tongue of Casanova. I hope it's happy.
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Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 2010 at 10:46 AM UTC
Cheap Biology
*I know there is a place in life For all things great and wise, But many people mistake certain Things that are not of that guise.* A practiced profession a vague recollection A violent war, a hit and miss game, People looking for others that they Have even hurt or ruined to blame, This is what has become and what became, We are the "example" of purity. Our hands soaked with blood, A hateful flag waved in your face, An obscene way to show "mature" grace, This is what made America great, To go forth, destroy, pillage, use plague, To steal from the tribes on all counts, Our excuse and our reasoning? Based on fear. Showing nothing but "needed" destruction And savagery, a form of selfish "non-villainy" Practice an "innocent" thing called slavery, Blame the blacks for selling them to our ***** filthy tainted "pure" white hands. This is for what the southern flag really stands.
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 3:27 AM UTC
My Anti-slavery Views-Sorry to offend you VII
Eye of a stone, Blinded in shame, Snakes on my head Crying in vain Dare not trip in wires of the sky God or men, hate them or die duel of chic, Angels of brothels Serving their bodice, mind and villany To art disown heaven Or to burn into dust Hell is just the reality Rising To face, To fall, The superior Or call him Unworthy, fake, Terror is his name! "He is wise, he is great!" Only fools pass his gate To drag Lucifer the bringer of light Into shadow, the dark of night Call him Hades, call him bad It's the truth in his hand And how could i forget Poseidon Dear me, the conned face of villainy dragged my flesh and sent me to hell Burning his desires unto my breadth And i stood for justice name her Athena she is fair or so i though till i read "She's one of them, beware!" And turned my head into a snake like crown fighting my innocence bringing me down Alone in this misogynist land Grab my bitter hand! Mankind is cruel Man doesn't build home, Justice contradicts itself And Gods turn us into stone
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 6:20 AM UTC
Yours, Medusa
Percepts of enlightenment & civilization to encounter The grim aftermath of tales unspoken from the galaxies afar Betokening Indian tales of deeper truths than ever, For the Great Spirit still swirls in gestures previously milder, At a snail's pace and surely winning the pursuit among souls or Is example better than pre-conceived precept? or “Is that a dog in the manger?” Now cherishing the viper? The human dilemma between liberty & authority? “Has mythology now become psychology?” A dingy white color in disguise of tranquility To suit the blemished features of the 21st century With fair women & brave men turning fables into verse, Yet Socrates’ doctrine about death bespeaks a wafture so callous! The new-age “iron claw” screams nastiness in time and space. The pretences of mankind like the puritan; Mars trapped in the net of Vulcan, Jupiter is serene and above the conflict to win, While Venus tries to fight upon the plains of troy That the Greek gods of serenity may win at Tuscany. “When do these sultry groans of mortal remorse cease?” To calm the sordid uproar that Love may peruse Through the scattered white aromatic rose petals In search of the scintillating path back to the highland stables Were snowflakes are an irresistible lure for the Arctic snowbirds! Nature herself is proud of her designs Yet! There is nothing grating in mortal cosmoses but direct villainy. Sinister fate climbs the lonesome banister faster Before the “fanged dawn” descends nearer, As stronger minds virtually become weaker; These “shameless actors” are melted into “thin air” “Must they cheat themselves with that same foolish vice of honesty?” Mischievousnesses feed! Like beasts till they be fat, and then they bleed As they are led to bend the curve of “No return” Since it is only rational that after the darkest of nights There is a brighter day to reveal the true knights Of the once gloomy age of Democritus. Tis plain, from hence, that our vows Request hurtful intense things, or useless at the best.
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Sep 17, 2009
Sep 17, 2009 at 5:16 AM UTC
Implacable fate
Percepts of enlightenment & civilization to encounter The grim aftermath of tales unspoken from the galaxies afar Betokening Indian tales of deeper truths than ever, For the Great Spirit still swirls in gestures previously milder, At a snail's pace and surely winning the pursuit among souls or Is example better than pre-conceived precept? or “Is that a dog in the manger?” Now cherishing the viper? The human dilemma between liberty & authority? “Has mythology now become psychology?” A dingy white color in disguise of tranquility To suit the blemished features of the 21st century With fair women & brave men turning fables into verse, Yet Socrates’ doctrine about death bespeaks a wafture so callous! The new-age “iron claw” screams nastiness in time and space. The pretences of mankind like the puritan; Mars trapped in the net of Vulcan, Jupiter is serene and above the conflict to win, While Venus tries to fight upon the plains of troy That the Greek gods of serenity may win at Tuscany. “When do these sultry groans of mortal remorse cease?” To calm the sordid uproar that Love may peruse Through the scattered white aromatic rose petals In search of the scintillating path back to the highland stables Were snowflakes are an irresistible lure for the Arctic snowbirds! Nature herself is proud of her designs Yet! There is nothing grating in mortal cosmoses but direct villainy. Sinister fate climbs the lonesome banister faster Before the “fanged dawn” descends nearer, As stronger minds virtually become weaker; These “shameless actors” are melted into “thin air” “Must they cheat themselves with that same foolish vice of honesty?” Mischievousnesses feed! Like beasts till they be fat, and then they bleed As they are led to bend the curve of “No return” Since it is only rational that after the darkest of nights There is a brighter day to reveal the true knights Of the once gloomy age of Democritus. Tis plain, from hence, that our vows Request hurtful intense things, or useless at the best.
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Hillary wants the top job in Washington D C but to give her position would be a travesty America had one Clinton at the White House does it really need the other spouse the oval office can't be stained by Hillary it took well enough of Bill's awful villainy a fresh outfit is sorely sought at the place Americans don't want a trace of Hillary's face
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 7:31 AM UTC
Trace Of Hillary's Face
You don’t get to say You were always there You don’t get to pretend You saved me You don’t get to share my story With you as a hero When your villainy Set me on a dangerous path of destruction You warped my mind And sent me into the darkness Ill equipped to handle What would be waiting for me. I don’t understand what you expected I don’t see how you thought you’d be anything more Than a bad guy in this. How dare you share my growth as your personal success When all you did was throw me to the wolves And the  act surprised when I was almost devoured Or maybe I’m wrong Maybe you were surprised. This little lamb Wasn’t ready to be sacrificed And bit back, Took down the wolves, Escaped the pen and ran free. Maybe I wasn’t supposed to survive. I was helped along the way By those who stayed by my side Who heard me cry And held me high As I rebuilt And now Now I’ve come a long way You want to pretend it was all to help me? This little lamb knows the truth I’m stronger not because, but in spite of you.
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Jun 13, 2022
Jun 13, 2022 at 9:07 AM UTC
This Little Lamb
Nerves fulminate, fissuring skin As bones crackle, to weary tear, Volcanic face, pooling hot tears, Gaia weeps, her world despairs, All of land's flora, and all of seas, Erupt, displeasure at man's villainy.
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Dec 8, 2018
Dec 8, 2018 at 8:44 AM UTC
Despair, Displeasure
It is vice versus virtue, in vindictive victories, laden in vanity, as venial villainy, intervenes in the memes of the idolatry, that dauntingly hangs from branch-less trees, vetted out, and stripped by thieves, as only on our knees we breathe, in peace.
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 12:35 AM UTC
Idolatry
i would compromise --i compromise. i appear to i mean, with peace-demeanor customized for show paraded there and there, obeisant nonsense in a confidence of meek to render compliments crowding infancies of all for the sake of art i bend my frame about cliche to have a human dragon claim "the real persists unknown" and gather at a sacred dolmen fascinating morals sung beneath the stars and sun-- you said there was a butterfly tasting at my skull, shaking with uncommon music too.. its skinny, immigrant feet abuzz within the world they called a One, wings on pause, my eyebrows in flight. a blanket iris cries warmth in clusters hung ripe, filming over all a native ceremonial, falsepolitik i pluck at them atop a fence obscure for comforts masking truth discarded, found, fashioned into furniture for candled houses built with children's sons where families try to see a clearing in the warping mirrors saddled with a dripping time no illustration comprehends . wooden beams help it rise and dim, the sunny lie, genuinely fake, authentic trick of aeons hidden in the true -- growing young, stemming back to foil brighter undiscoveries for otherwisely patient basements full of heirlooms, sheik dining areas all nodding over cheap wine we still manage to squint up at nothing at in apple layers symbolizing tidy crimes invented ceaselessly, serving existential voids-- grace, fall, stumble catch acquired tones of oak or berry-- other fruits would do, or none, as i still feel praised by your rejections -- when indifference gains a sweetness like a novel vengeance won i am indulging villainy workshopping staling norms, garden dark as cultivated loam. where i am words mooding intellect to torment, faun complexity awry
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 8:37 AM UTC
a taste of earthling
i would compromise --i compromise. i appear to i mean, with peace-demeanor customized for show paraded there and there, obeisant nonsense in a confidence of meek to render compliments crowding infancies of all for the sake of art i bend my frame about cliche to have a human dragon claim "the real persists unknown" and gather at a sacred dolmen fascinating morals sung beneath the stars and sun-- you said there was a butterfly tasting at my skull, shaking with uncommon music too.. its skinny, immigrant feet abuzz within the world they called a One, wings on pause, my eyebrows in flight. a blanket iris cries warmth in clusters hung ripe, filming over all a native ceremonial, falsepolitik i pluck at them atop a fence obscure for comforts masking truth discarded, found, fashioned into furniture for candled houses built with children's sons where families try to see a clearing in the warping mirrors saddled with a dripping time no illustration comprehends . wooden beams help it rise and dim, the sunny lie, genuinely fake, authentic trick of aeons hidden in the true -- growing young, stemming back to foil brighter undiscoveries for otherwisely patient basements full of heirlooms, sheik dining areas all nodding over cheap wine we still manage to squint up at nothing at in apple layers symbolizing tidy crimes invented ceaselessly, serving existential voids-- grace, fall, stumble catch acquired tones of oak or berry-- other fruits would do, or none, as i still feel praised by your rejections -- when indifference gains a sweetness like a novel vengeance won i am indulging villainy workshopping staling norms, garden dark as cultivated loam. where i am words mooding intellect to torment, faun complexity awry
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How can you feel holy By enjoying the pain of others? Where is your righteousness When you deny starving mothers And brothers and fathers And sisters and all others Who need your help the most? Does it add fat to your roast? Is compassion some kind of crime? Does it rob you of a dime When you have so many millions And not enough time to spend them? Your logic is totally illogical! It’s just short of scatological, And adds up to the villainy Of a well-armed sworn enemy. This abhorrence of equality Is your standard normality. It often seems that being smug Works on you like a kind of drug That makes you see your neighbor As nothing more than slave labor. You who won’t throw dogs a bone Did you get where you are alone? How can you feel holy By enjoying the pain of others? Where is your righteousness When you deny starving mothers And brothers and fathers And sisters and all others Who need your help the most? Does it add fat to your roast? Is compassion some kind of crime? Does it rob you of a dime When you have so many millions And not enough time to spend them? You are taking a word such as liberal And making a synonym for criminal. You seem to want freedom to choose As opportunity for religious abuse. How are these oppressions you do Good for anyone, not even for you? For sure it might gain you some gold That won’t love you when you grow old. Unless you intend on buying affection You won’t get much from an election. The people who will applaud are shallow If they let the world’s fields lie fallow.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 4:16 PM UTC
RIGHTEOUS FOOLS
How can you feel holy By enjoying the pain of others? Where is your righteousness When you deny starving mothers And brothers and fathers And sisters and all others Who need your help the most? Does it add fat to your roast? Is compassion some kind of crime? Does it rob you of a dime When you have so many millions And not enough time to spend them? Your logic is totally illogical! It’s just short of scatological, And adds up to the villainy Of a well-armed sworn enemy. This abhorrence of equality Is your standard normality. It often seems that being smug Works on you like a kind of drug That makes you see your neighbor As nothing more than slave labor. You who won’t throw dogs a bone Did you get where you are alone? How can you feel holy By enjoying the pain of others? Where is your righteousness When you deny starving mothers And brothers and fathers And sisters and all others Who need your help the most? Does it add fat to your roast? Is compassion some kind of crime? Does it rob you of a dime When you have so many millions And not enough time to spend them? You are taking a word such as liberal And making a synonym for criminal. You seem to want freedom to choose As opportunity for religious abuse. How are these oppressions you do Good for anyone, not even for you? For sure it might gain you some gold That won’t love you when you grow old. Unless you intend on buying affection You won’t get much from an election. The people who will applaud are shallow If they let the world’s fields lie fallow.
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He led me down To the confines of hell And there I saw I was no different than the rest River Styx Called me in To swim its black waters And I felt seaweed grab at my legs. The sirens came And they pull me down to the depths I would breathe water in Suffocating on the sea Awaiting my turn to die Waiting for eternity. I saw the voices of a thousand fiendish angels Take form in the air around me As wars and battles and fights raged And the clash of civilizations was among us once more. Heroes and villains alike re-appeared and shouted noiselessly, making the entire universe sound like the chaotic mess that it once was and still is and will probably always be. I followed Dante as he followed Virgil and we followed nobody down and down further into the depths. Winged chariots came And whisked me away through the halls of fire I crossed the bridge Crumbling and tumbling down To the caverns of stone Rocks smashing I’m falling and falling Never to land. The acrid smell of flesh burning Fills my nostrils the fires singe the hair off my body and I burn in oblivion. What deed hath I done to earn the demons of Lady Macbeth? Out, **** spot Get me out GET ME OUT I will never breathe free air again. The villainy you taught me, I executed and now I am here with them and you. I am a wanted, haunted man, As my telltale heart beats louder and louder Until I see the face of insanity And realize it’s my own.
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Jun 13, 2012
Jun 13, 2012 at 3:17 PM UTC
The Path of Virgil
. I would write a poem of bigotry, hatred and contempt. Using every politically incorrect name, word, phrase and insult. A poem of vileness and villainy of coldness, anger and disgust. I would bear the onslaught tide of derision, bile and utter rage. To show, that beside you my friend, there are 7 billion ***** in the toilet. © Pagan Paul (16/01/17)
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 6:11 AM UTC
RANT!
Twinkle, twinkle, GOP Scaring hell right out of me. Platforms aren’t worth a crap I’d like to give your face a slap. All your antics have grown old And your twinkle’s not from gold. Twinkle tinsel seems to me Not of diamond quality. None is precious metal grade. Fake as promises you made. Hating is your stock in trade. Embezzlement the game you played. Missile epistle, you love war. You forgot what we are for. We were formed to protect Not hanging nooses around necks. Freedom was the reason why Not to make foreigners die. Swindle, chisel is your game. Set the economy aflame. Locking down the government. We knew bigotry was meant. Voters have begun to see Your ranks filled with villainy. Sizzle, melting is our wish Just like Oz’s ugly witch. That would be a perfect end; Nothing but a smudge to tend, Thirty years from now when we Have repaired your bastardy.
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Oct 7, 2015
Oct 7, 2015 at 2:43 PM UTC
TWINKLE, TWINKLE, GOP
To my disdain... Their stare, violent in nature and here I thought for sure the papers, the newscasters      (for vultures they are) would see, would glee at the ugly underneath from all the slander and banter that I could gather to slather upon the wound of your economy to cover the scars of your villainy with boasts of your generous chivalry and yet, the eyes of the vultures mutter disparagingly about warfare, murders, and highway robbery as leaders of the Moons, and the Five Red Stars lick their lips in harmony at your display They're ready to clip your wings 'O War Eagle to ***** the flame 'O Lady of Copper You must strive to prove your regal Or soon will be our day of violent upheaval
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May 21, 2012
May 21, 2012 at 12:50 AM UTC
Rubbing Dirt in the Cracks of a Halo
scars are a blighted currency. we speak in overstatements, blood capsules and parlor tricks translated villainy romanticizes eras of naturalism our fate in the balance of underwhelming prose and i think i would know cradled curses baby i was born this way you've got to catch up puking emperors exemplify judgment lapses and solidify an irreconcilable clash the study of clinical lycanthropy is just a step above and beyond the underwhelming
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Dec 24, 2015
Dec 24, 2015 at 10:09 AM UTC
hi(gh)
I lie there painted in red looking to my sky of sorrows praise the sun and it just might be the last thing I see.....But pain is not so easy to loose I am not any soldier I am a lot harder to **** than it seems I stand bloodied with amber eyes to light the way of war and victory My sword no longer shakes the earth it shatters it. my strength surpasses the power of a thousand man as fire takes hold of my soul i am no longer cold I run and fight against an impenetrable wall but I am now and unstoppable force with fire as my guide so now the sun shows itself to me. my fear has vanished my wounds have healed  my sword is no longer Iron but it is now steel it is now unbreakable as well the new heart I wield.  The strike of fire and steal I have stepped foot into my battlefield. my soul of fire spreads through my body engulfing it in flame but it does no burn instead it outcast the darkness which has devoured my home my roar brakes the mud of the sky so that life may show its face. my enemies stand united in fear I stand united with the sword in my palm. I will not fall, God has answered my prayer I will go home but only till it is safe from the cold, hate, death, and villainy. I will walk those thousand miles so praise the sun in all its mite it will no longer be the last thing i see it will be the face of peace and love.
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 8:48 AM UTC
fire and steal
(by Bruce Bawer) In Sønderberg the other day A teenage girl used pepper spray To rout a randy “refugee” From somewhere far across the sea Who threw down and molested her. The cops arrested her. As part of a jihadist plot, A brute assailant took a shot At a fine Copenhagen man Who'd deprecated the Quran. When the brave soul who'd nearly died Then publicly identified The **** who'd tried to **** him, he Was charged with grave delinquency: Breaching privacy. In Mölndal, a Somali teen Plunged a long blade into the spleen Of a young Swedish altruist Who'd yearned to do one thing: assist. The land's top cop went on TV And trumpeted his sympathy. For the poor girl who'd lost her life? No. For the kid with the knife. At one time it was understood That a devotion to the good Didn't mean one should be blind To evil, or pretend to find Some virtue in sheer villainy. To see what isn't there to see Is not a sign of rectitude. To point out evil isn't rude; To fight it is good. You can't, however hard you try, Mistake for a speck in the eye A loaded *** in the hands Of some rough beast from foreign sands Intent on taking out a child. You'll win no points for being mild To members of a desert creed That seeks to make the heathen bleed And preaches that the kind and meek Are contemptibly weak. Christ said to turn the other cheek. But what if it's not just your cheek?
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 1:58 PM UTC
In Our Time
Can we please have a moment of silence? shhh! That is for shame The consciousness of impropriety and dishonour, a soul eating emotion, an inner burning flame. Disembarked and render anaemic by a queen dark and evil, for with her, shame is non-existence Blame her not, her wicked soul is the caprice of affinity with being an outcast and unlove For before her heart became embroiled with dark powers and all the ingenious gore that accompany an unrepentant soul, She had the lassitude of the perfect woman, a languid ease, the obeisance, lovable heart and knew nothing foul But deep inside her aching heart, all that she suffered silently, she could enlighten no one, from her devastated childhood, the sheer indescribable horror of neglect, unreturned love, the treachery, the villainy, melancholy motherhood And castigation made her seek power even into the maelstrom of the blackest tempest of the darkest part of hell. Her hunger for power and macabre mode of it acquisition, renders the thought of her been shameful, lilliputian As she journeyed towards the castle, her conscience wasn't pricked by volatile outbursts of her sins from the angry crowd she knew what she wanted, she sold her soul for this, she knew this was what she has to go through to get it. A rite of passage stolen by lucifer from the Saviour of the world Let them strip, beat, and mock you.Let them make you walk through there crowd disgraced, but be rest assured that when all is done, you'll be the ruler of all For too many a time, the story has been told, be you good or evil, fortune only favours the bold. The castle was her own Golgotha, the throne was her own cross beyond that castle wall lies all that she needs to rule and have dominion for there in that castle live the old man and others waiting to make her there queen I was swift to condemn her for all, but after a retrospective thinking, my judgement became ambivalent. wasn't it judgements and condemnations that made her felt sequestered, separated, segregated and all other equivalent? To be continued......
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 3:11 PM UTC
The Queen,The The Journey To The Castle,The Old Man Inside The Castle
Can we please have a moment of silence? shhh! That is for shame The consciousness of impropriety and dishonour, a soul eating emotion, an inner burning flame. Disembarked and render anaemic by a queen dark and evil, for with her, shame is non-existence Blame her not, her wicked soul is the caprice of affinity with being an outcast and unlove For before her heart became embroiled with dark powers and all the ingenious gore that accompany an unrepentant soul, She had the lassitude of the perfect woman, a languid ease, the obeisance, lovable heart and knew nothing foul But deep inside her aching heart, all that she suffered silently, she could enlighten no one, from her devastated childhood, the sheer indescribable horror of neglect, unreturned love, the treachery, the villainy, melancholy motherhood And castigation made her seek power even into the maelstrom of the blackest tempest of the darkest part of hell. Her hunger for power and macabre mode of it acquisition, renders the thought of her been shameful, lilliputian As she journeyed towards the castle, her conscience wasn't pricked by volatile outbursts of her sins from the angry crowd she knew what she wanted, she sold her soul for this, she knew this was what she has to go through to get it. A rite of passage stolen by lucifer from the Saviour of the world Let them strip, beat, and mock you.Let them make you walk through there crowd disgraced, but be rest assured that when all is done, you'll be the ruler of all For too many a time, the story has been told, be you good or evil, fortune only favours the bold. The castle was her own Golgotha, the throne was her own cross beyond that castle wall lies all that she needs to rule and have dominion for there in that castle live the old man and others waiting to make her there queen I was swift to condemn her for all, but after a retrospective thinking, my judgement became ambivalent. wasn't it judgements and condemnations that made her felt sequestered, separated, segregated and all other equivalent? To be continued......
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There among the lushly verdant Mosses damp and darkest green Enchanted by a single word and They call to life the darkness queen. She slept with one dark resolution Born of ages long forgot Sworn to find her retribution For what his villainy had wrought. Sorcery built his path immortal Claimed her castle of the North Centuries five bring forth a portal The key? One word to call her forth. In an old, forgotten oak chest A parchment found, it told the tale Three women struck out on the quest Resisting rain and blowing gale. Gathered round the glade of green At time foretold by old quatrain They prepared to raise the queen One word to resurrect her reign. Rising now from forest floor From deep within the ancient henge Brought forth she flies to wage her war Raised-up by one brief word: "Revenge"
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 12:59 PM UTC
Lush - Stolen Thoughts #5
Your tenderness spread from the flesh of bitter fruit; it razed the ground it was born of. It is the beating of a wardrum and the shadow of death. And I found myself at the end of a rope without the aid of drink or dope. In my hand I held a note: A confession without a sound brought me to my knees. When the day is too hot for coffee you find the fog wont lift without it. I am there, groping at the Thames Without your hand there to guide me. Her fingers carved a melody Wrenching it free from the depths of pain, and the bottom of white horse hooves sank beneath the waves. Whilst Lady Godiva sat by the window and gazed out a heartfelt glance at the children in the gutterand clothed her naked villainy In silk and ermine fur. And under the weeping tree we left each other letters that cast aside the discarded uniforms of youth.
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Nov 30, 2011
Nov 30, 2011 at 2:31 AM UTC
Lady Godiva Sat By The Window
Born under Artemus To the mother, Nemesis Born to fight against The hounds of hell Has earned his company In the temple of villainy Has earned his place Among the lore For the lore be written To include the villians For the lore be not a judge To cast shame on him His actions have bound His fate with the hounds His actions will decide Which road to chase Which sends his soul To a heart once his own Which sends his mind Into insanity His state on the plane, A strange domain His state on the dais A pawn to the fates Who allow him to rectify His mistakes in life Who allow the hounds To snap their jaws At the gates of hell With a familiar swell At the gates of Hades With a heart of hatred With a beautiful prize Held up with pride With a beautiful emptiness Caused by vengeance The hounds snap their jaws And click their claws The hounds move aside To grant his passage Into the forever abyss That is born from hate Into the forever His name, Eucledes.
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 2:32 AM UTC
Eucledes
Beneath the Amber sun, above the reflection of the waters, his armies did assemble, ready to smash, bash, and gnash, the hope of the Fea'inor dwindled. Numbered so few, that any host of evil could easily leave them ruined, Rua'grain, absorbed the fears, and disolved the confidence, until, Mædhras, delivered words inspiring to all. 'Be brave my fellow warriors, that this day Evil may take not one step more, and We the free, may tell the tales of this day. Fight not for the chance that you may live, but that your children, your wives, you families may have just one beloved day more! Waste not that which is sacred, be not careless with your lives, but fight for that one extra day. It is worth it.' Resounding horns, echoing on the waters, the flash of steel, magnified by the reflection, the hearts of Men, united with Old Allies, once more bore a flame, akin to none beheld before. The force of Good with swiftness moved, the host of Rua'grain, creatures from every shadow, crevasse, and lair, assembled to have at the free and fair. 10,000 creatures, all with sullied eyes stampeded in a wild craze. With courage, the Fea'inor defended, pushing back against the rage, fighting to the last, and making this en-darkened host pay. Mædhras, stands, resolute upon the eastern shore, his foes strewn all about him, smote upon the bloodied shore. His courage unyielding, strength unending, the host of evil festering around him. To his call his men did rally, showing all valor and courage, defending, and assaulting, inflicting devastation upon they who sought to destroy fea'inor' homes. In one final push, one last show of strength, Mædhras lead his men along the endless shore, and forced his sword, gleaming and rubied, into Rua'grains soulless chest, The Host of Evil, corruption and all villainy departed, fleeing for the hills, and making a victorious sound, Fea'inor went in humbled pursuit. Yet, along the endless shore, after all Good and Evil had left these two figureheads engaged in the greatest combat, Locked for all eternity, to create the birth of Day, and death of Night.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 1:57 AM UTC
The Battle Of The Endless Lakes.
Beneath the Amber sun, above the reflection of the waters, his armies did assemble, ready to smash, bash, and gnash, the hope of the Fea'inor dwindled. Numbered so few, that any host of evil could easily leave them ruined, Rua'grain, absorbed the fears, and disolved the confidence, until, Mædhras, delivered words inspiring to all. 'Be brave my fellow warriors, that this day Evil may take not one step more, and We the free, may tell the tales of this day. Fight not for the chance that you may live, but that your children, your wives, you families may have just one beloved day more! Waste not that which is sacred, be not careless with your lives, but fight for that one extra day. It is worth it.' Resounding horns, echoing on the waters, the flash of steel, magnified by the reflection, the hearts of Men, united with Old Allies, once more bore a flame, akin to none beheld before. The force of Good with swiftness moved, the host of Rua'grain, creatures from every shadow, crevasse, and lair, assembled to have at the free and fair. 10,000 creatures, all with sullied eyes stampeded in a wild craze. With courage, the Fea'inor defended, pushing back against the rage, fighting to the last, and making this en-darkened host pay. Mædhras, stands, resolute upon the eastern shore, his foes strewn all about him, smote upon the bloodied shore. His courage unyielding, strength unending, the host of evil festering around him. To his call his men did rally, showing all valor and courage, defending, and assaulting, inflicting devastation upon they who sought to destroy fea'inor' homes. In one final push, one last show of strength, Mædhras lead his men along the endless shore, and forced his sword, gleaming and rubied, into Rua'grains soulless chest, The Host of Evil, corruption and all villainy departed, fleeing for the hills, and making a victorious sound, Fea'inor went in humbled pursuit. Yet, along the endless shore, after all Good and Evil had left these two figureheads engaged in the greatest combat, Locked for all eternity, to create the birth of Day, and death of Night.
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