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"volubly" poems
“But I am old and you are young, And I speak a barbarous tongue.” “To a Child Dancing in the Wind” by William Butler Yeats <|> saw this poem on the site, and it ripped a tear in my warp, shredded edges rubbing each other, violently, volubly, saying be wary child, for what we don’t tell the children well in advance of their sad discovery that the world is not the perfection  and that good night moon story world is not as it purport does if it really exists, and I am bitter that all warning asunder, inutile, wasted, going unbelieved till time is they must discover in their own pain, their own sorrow that our world and words, are imperfect, and that I am sordid saddened that there is little one can do to protect them, other than, speak in a barbarous tongue *”But I am old and you are young, And I speak a barbarous tongue.”* Yeats ~~~ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/4756146/to-a-child-dancing-in-the-wind-by-william-butler-yeats/
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Sep 30, 2023
Sep 30, 2023 at 8:32 AM UTC
But I am old and you are young, And I speak a barbarous tongue
For ages Saddled with Domestic chores Confined indoors With a traditional muzzle Devoid of a voice With fellow housewives We were sweltering Under the class And gender yoke Seen weak though We were strong as a rock. Things taking A positive turn, When people about Women's potential Came to learn, Enjoying a level ground And expertise, An outshining Women farmers We have begun to enjoy A handsome return. After unremitting exertion In a special way Drawing attention Investor we have indeed Created job opportunities For numerous in need On their turn who have Many mouths to feed. We members of the fair *** If not denied a chance Could outsmart Many a man, in a given Task, grappling with his part. In the Science And political arena Ladies that prove brilliant Must come to the limelight. In the military And peacekeeping task On the athletics track..., There are also women Who merit a tap on the back. Breaking the double yoke Must be the era's talk Gender based discrimination Should  no longer  pose In development's wheels A spoke! Let  this volubly Resonate from North to South And from Beijing To New York!
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Sep 20, 2016
Sep 20, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
Breaking the double yoke
Effulgent, she stands in the stands and demands for her rights that were ripped from her calloused red hands but calamity falls and hits down like a gavel and the thread from her dress gets pulled and unraveled. Her serpentine body, verdant til plucked from the branches she clings to and prays for good luck. The hyenas, voracious, yapping volubly at her ankles while she tries and tries to scream, but nothing comes out and she feels her bough become friable she knows that these fiends wont be held liable dropping contumacious only made her life worse hit in the face he cursed and then hurt her she burst in tears, ****** Hoping they’d stop, but they only went further and nobody heard her. No superman hiding til he’s plucky enough. No Samaritan testing to see if he’s got the guts. Now brittle she’s turned, but only physically; She’s still adamant inside, strong mentally. A couple months go by and one day she realizes she’s not alone alive. And forced to be together to survive, she decides to take both of their lives. I wish I could say all those men were put away, but they ran and ran for days. Gone, and without a sound they stayed. And now she’s 4. 5. 6 feet underground today.
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 12:52 PM UTC
Lady Liberty
https://www.facebook.com/isconnectivityahumanright well done Mr. Zuckerberg, but just to colorize your noble intent with a corollary, a lump of coal, for you, from my colliery, so too, is my human right to disconnect, reject, if my privacy abused, not yours to take and trash my human connectivity far greater value on any scale, than your smart/good/profit intentions to expand your product's universe keep in mind that in my version of the small print, is writ: *what's mine is not yours to mine with reckless disregard, though you couch your takings so nicely and legal my right to live free, to disconnect, ever present, and oft considered, for the gluten of life is in the voice, the real touch, not in the adverts so cleverly engineered, to insert* regarding Facebook, I query daily, is this time spent of true worth, the wheat, the whole grains of life too oft lost, suffocated by the voluminous and volubly trash, by the unending absorbing waterfall of "I didn't need to know that" for now, Mr. Mark, just keep this in mind, one of my social curation skills, on my settings tab inserted, is one listed as nuclear, a/k/a bye-bye
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Oct 22, 2015
Oct 22, 2015 at 8:31 AM UTC
Hey Mark Zuckerberg: Is Connectivity a Human Right?
*dedicated to Robert C. Howard, composer, conductor, musician, poet and maestro...* city of confusion and disorientation exists not in pixels or imagination, but in full color absurdity close upon each other, we hear remotely adjoining living lives thru thin walls, humanoids of ilk and kith, yet say nothing volubly lest we discomfiture confirm each other's existence there is much sound, noise, confusion, masquerading to cover an agreed upon profundity of silence between every living individual, even if blood, bed shared all silently hum the city's song, perhaps, hoping someone will hear us, proving us right, or wrong, or extant, this being not a credo, but a creed if no one hears us, no matter, we hear our own machinery humming, loud and clear, for awhile, it is sufficient
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 11:12 PM UTC
The Creed of New York, New York