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"wearer" poems
Gentlemen of Courage and Ladies of Excellence, Toast to stolen prayers with rarer player’s hands; Soft in defiant laughter, when drinking their wine from the bowels of brines Sing along the Ballads of Heritage with Melodies of Exception; Boast, not a breathe, though sullen heirs ghost to fairer wearer’s air(s) of land— A settlement of Rapture and Resurrection, arid, amid dirt and sand and King and thy Kingdom sprout flowering tomb, and rosebud temple reach to the sky during the showers of spring Devours the crescent Moon in big pink petals of bloom; A garden so fertile it could look pretty in wartime— with Gardeners of Courage and Laborers of Excellence; (Lapse, not into digressions of Being and Essence but hands in the soil and planting the actions of kingdom come,        patient building of Spring Reign sure as the flame, the architect of rising Sun is (Daughters and Sons of kingdom came,       the soldier in a land been conquered and named; abandoned for the greenness of hope. )May it never come, Be All The Same; ( be gentle, though whispering wind) Seeds of Nextyear and the spores of Awhile, carried by the Wasps and the Clouds To the Gentlemen of Excellence and Ladies of Courage, illuminated, eyes from the flora of stars faraway forest floor of foreign       fears,       as the hungry Owls of Time prepare a final feast—       Consume the years between Here and Now;       Watching from blank perch, among       the Trees of Afterall; a place beyond expectance.       Sing the branches of experience, to wake       in Siren’s cipher; inelegant forms       of waking, ugly sleep on rocks of seabed; once was aboard a marooned skyline— Those Who Are Will Be again, again a serf in a wave of Time’s refraction. Neverending neverbeginning;                           Those Gentlemen of Courage and Ladies of Excellence, on the Day That Is, arrays of seers sayers doers displayers optimists and pessimists, toast to them         and their rarer player’s hands, Boast they, not a breathe, though sullen heirs ghost to fairer wearer’s air and land; Laugh and howl and dine, they drink their wine from disemboweled gourds         of their own divine— Warped, in jowls of hungry fix, no feast they fear, for they prey to the Owls of Time.
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Apr 30, 2018
Apr 30, 2018 at 5:28 PM UTC
Gentleman of Courage and Ladies of Excellence
Gentlemen of Courage and Ladies of Excellence, Toast to stolen prayers with rarer player’s hands; Soft in defiant laughter, when drinking their wine from the bowels of brines Sing along the Ballads of Heritage with Melodies of Exception; Boast, not a breathe, though sullen heirs ghost to fairer wearer’s air(s) of land— A settlement of Rapture and Resurrection, arid, amid dirt and sand and King and thy Kingdom sprout flowering tomb, and rosebud temple reach to the sky during the showers of spring Devours the crescent Moon in big pink petals of bloom; A garden so fertile it could look pretty in wartime— with Gardeners of Courage and Laborers of Excellence; (Lapse, not into digressions of Being and Essence but hands in the soil and planting the actions of kingdom come,        patient building of Spring Reign sure as the flame, the architect of rising Sun is (Daughters and Sons of kingdom came,       the soldier in a land been conquered and named; abandoned for the greenness of hope. )May it never come, Be All The Same; ( be gentle, though whispering wind) Seeds of Nextyear and the spores of Awhile, carried by the Wasps and the Clouds To the Gentlemen of Excellence and Ladies of Courage, illuminated, eyes from the flora of stars faraway forest floor of foreign       fears,       as the hungry Owls of Time prepare a final feast—       Consume the years between Here and Now;       Watching from blank perch, among       the Trees of Afterall; a place beyond expectance.       Sing the branches of experience, to wake       in Siren’s cipher; inelegant forms       of waking, ugly sleep on rocks of seabed; once was aboard a marooned skyline— Those Who Are Will Be again, again a serf in a wave of Time’s refraction. Neverending neverbeginning;                           Those Gentlemen of Courage and Ladies of Excellence, on the Day That Is, arrays of seers sayers doers displayers optimists and pessimists, toast to them         and their rarer player’s hands, Boast they, not a breathe, though sullen heirs ghost to fairer wearer’s air and land; Laugh and howl and dine, they drink their wine from disemboweled gourds         of their own divine— Warped, in jowls of hungry fix, no feast they fear, for they prey to the Owls of Time.
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Has black wings, and dusty feathers. Brings dire winds and awful weather. Flies in packs, dark news wearer. The skies rats, heavens tearers. The grim  shadow, Morrigan's arrows. With greed they'll shallow, and feast on the gallows.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 4:39 PM UTC
Crow's Crown
semi-sarcastic fully somatic cigarette addict bracelet wearer ramen noodle sharer and nothing else.
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 1:03 AM UTC
attendance
once worn with pride eat the wearer up inside they have wrinkles lines of care but a person isn't what they wear wether pink or brownish lace wether russet... freckled face wether taupe or still ecru wether me or wether you we all wear colors on our bones it matters not their depth of tone! let's take the rags and by God's grace make a quilt of Jesus' FACE! instead of hate and wishing harm this manifold quilt will keep us warm! wether you're old aged or a youth you're part of the quilt and that's the TRUTH. SoulSurvivor (C) 1/8/2016
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 3:49 PM UTC
melanin rags
She sits at night, spinning spells of love and luck, Splashes inscense over hair and hides it under a rock, Chanting affirmations through a darkened midnight mirror, Making talismans with earthly blessings for the wearer, Waxing moon, waning moon, full or half or crescent, She will make pain go away, or teach someone a lesson, Your deepest wishes she will grant, for that is what she does, She draws upon the ocean tides without a hint of fuss, But never will she use her power to hurt, or maim, or **** A hedge witch only beckons love, but not against the will, An alter made from beauty with the softest female touch, And vestments worn with good intent, to teach us all so much, Next time you see a hedge witch, tilt your head and say hello, As she may find you love some day, and you might never know...
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Oct 29, 2009
Oct 29, 2009 at 6:00 AM UTC
Hedge Witch
Articles of clothing, writ by the wearer, Particles of loathing, spit by the swearer We wear our souls on our sleeves hand-paid machines print letters of jest on wallet-proof vests sifting society's sincerity through media's selective filter cleverly diffusing the difference between adverbs and adverts Green is the new black Trading black paper for greener souls -or- Greed is the new snack Feeding omnipotent omnivores with insatiable goals The bell sighs, "Let freedom toll."
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Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 4:04 AM UTC
The American Nightmare
Here's to the... Calorie counter Long sleeve wearer Excessive water drinker Mirror believer Professional over-thinker Clever liar Hair puller Tongue biter Thigh hater Toilet bowl hugger Magazine lover Belly fat **** At home cryer Bedroom hider Internet follower Social stink bug One sided therapist Friend loser Terrifying truth Reality dodger Space-brained Nicknamed Love rejector Anxiety collector Roller coaster rider Personal antagonist Perfection chaser Hopeless dreamer Nothing achiever Unnoticed angel Silent rainbow Blood seeker Soul-searching rebel Wilting rose
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Jan 26, 2013
Jan 26, 2013 at 9:44 PM UTC
Here's to you
An automatic wristwatch gets little pushes -- from its wearer-slave.
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Apr 17, 2022
Apr 17, 2022 at 3:47 AM UTC
[ An automatic wristwatch ]
From the mobsters to the members A hunter to a fur coat wearer; A president and the people Gaurds and peace seekers Officers and rebels Brown or yellow White and black What difference is there? Are we not all in this together? Breaking apart together? Finding tiny joys to live for with one another? Why is it so hard to stop judging right from wrong? To see the world in color and be creative with out harm harm to ourselves and to those who are in this with us no one is against us only against themselves still we choose to continue to defend ourselves forgetting we are all people experiencing the material body fighting against illusions of image and standards We are all here now Still, why do we compare? compete as if its fair? what is fair? We all want to be unique and we are but our 'uniqueness' must be worth more then "theirs"? How does this make sense? When its only taste is bare? The separation and segregation they say to compete is to grow I say to support is to know Support what is good which is as broad as life. Comparing seems to me as an equal to shaming is it not? Or is it something only I have had to fought?
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 11:17 AM UTC
Why do we compare?
Those who see my tattoos think they're abuse But their views are skewed My tattoos are my selection of bruises Chosen by me for me I am amused that my skin art is met with disdain After all you didn't undergo the pain You peruse my tattoos, but don't see the wearer of the ink Would it surprise you ( if you bothered to ask) That I hold a degree, am multilingual, and hold a responsible job No, because you'll never ask You'll avoid me Your loss, my tattoos are suffused with a story A story 40 years in the making. All of us that are marked with ink are transfused and transformed We are unique, we are inked.
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Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 4:56 PM UTC
Tattoo
You were the Barbie jeep engineer. You were the 5-card pinochle player. You were the gripe to do the dishes. You were the patient mall bench sitter. You were Elvis Presley records and paper backed crime novels. You were my new antivirus software. You were the chatter in the middle of an NCIS episode. You were the "It's okay, sweetie" on the other end of the phone. You were the voice of every bathtime storybook. You were the baking soda on my first wasp sting. You were the green Ford Escort parked outside my middle school every afternoon. You were the loudest clap at my graduation. You were the sticky caramel corn crumbs in the living room that held the place together. You were the laughter You were the toolkit when my pictures hung crooked. You were the cornerback baker, the pecan pie maker, dance recital seat saver and the road trip driver. You were the puppy-dog pill-giver and the broken heart mender. You were the church goer and the goodness seeker. You were the black-haired teaser and the very best secret keeper. You were a prideful wig wearer and wheelchair rider. You were a cancer fighter. You were my first call. You still are.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 4:43 PM UTC
Why I Wear Your Fingerprint
World traveller. Suit wearer. Likes The Shawshank Redemption. He's off to a singles party somewhere in Doncaster, it’s Christmas themed and fancy dress though it’s planned for October the 23rd during Christmas's only rest. And I know that in Donny you find love where you can, and I know he spent hours revising his master plan fancy dress idea, but a raw turkey outfit, coloured like **** semolina once bought for a Jamie recipe that didn’t quite work, won’t cut it on the dance floor.
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Feb 1, 2014
Feb 1, 2014 at 10:12 AM UTC
Doncaster Speed Dating
I am the outlier Feather wearer Tired child of The trial of tears The back lashed For being black Brother of the Burning Japanese At Nagasaki Open minded And empathetic The broken hearted Lesbian, bisexual Trans, homosexual Dejected, rejected And denied Basic human rights I am the immigrant Who went Through hell To get here To be demonized I am flesh of your flesh Blood of your blood Lonely and struggling Begging for mercy And a little human decency
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 8:15 AM UTC
I Am The History
Growing up I discovered that it is innate In human nature To find, seek, or beg for affection. I stayed silent in order to watch those around me: Some were good at capturing attention Like on a warm summer night And children and running around with glass jars Procuring fireflies that shine like precious gems. These children had the talent of keeping the fireflies Dazzling for days. Some sought after the coveted attention, With their baited fishing poles in hand, They patiently waited in the middle of the lake And held onto their prize when caught Until it died when they would go and fish for a new one. Perhaps a longer, bigger, heavier, more valuable catch. Some are light, ethereal, Like a subtle perfume you can only smell When you are mere inches away from the wearer. They are sweet and not too persistent in their ways. I continued to watch And place people in these categories. What they all in common, though, Was selling their precious: The fireflies, the fish, the perfume. I looked to myself, What did I have to sell? To offer? Anything at all? Surely I wasn’t as skilled as the lightning bug trapper Or as patient as the fisherman Or as fragrant as the perfume-wearer. Instead, I was the girl Who would admire the stars for all they are, But not try to keep one; Who would live in the now Rather than feebly attempting to move my watch Back a few years. It was then I realized, My love is not for sale.
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Apr 1, 2013
Apr 1, 2013 at 12:17 PM UTC
Love For Sale
There’s a cloak I keep around A fine, invisible one One cannot feel its texture, Or play with it for fun. I can’t hear its many sounds And neither can I see The object of my leisure A worker’s company. How do I know it exists? Perhaps I fool my brain It’s a phantom wisp of air That somehow hides my pain That helps calm when one persists In hurting what’s inside The worn bubble worse for wear When all weak tears are dried. When internal demons wake The cloth begins to fray When the heart is torn apart The stitches do not stay The joints start to tear and break Grow weak with weeping thread, The engine now cannot start One that was always dead. Through the holes they find the ***** Some fellows in my land Working their way through the fold Turning stone to mere sand. Why do they not stop to think ‘What is this good fabric? Looking so when once so bold Despicable magic!’ Therein lies the bitter truth The folly of our time They cannot see the poor cloak As it is in this rhyme! Only the wearer can sleuth Which holes made when, are where Through dumbness, anger it soaks Each cruel word, each harsh stare. Pull it closer, guard within The fragile soul and smile Hide well, know with clarity That it is worth your while Each mistake you call a sin Throw it outside the cloth With faithful integrity Forgiven, not forgot. Then build inside nerves of steel Strength of iron so great In the kiln of your own brick Control what you create Take the helm, but do not seal The course of actions done Know the plan, but do not trick Make hay under the sun. Make points clear, do not mask With some thoughts said aloud Keep a hat large for your head I mean- do not be proud. Perform with love each tough task In your own, unique way Care and earn, and share your bread With every passing day. Mend the cloak as you move on With the good gift of life Show it off well when you can Fighting undeserved strife. You don’t know why you were born You do not have to wait The brave roar of a lion sang From stories of your fate.
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Sep 26, 2016
Sep 26, 2016 at 3:20 PM UTC
Invisibile Cloak
There’s a cloak I keep around A fine, invisible one One cannot feel its texture, Or play with it for fun. I can’t hear its many sounds And neither can I see The object of my leisure A worker’s company. How do I know it exists? Perhaps I fool my brain It’s a phantom wisp of air That somehow hides my pain That helps calm when one persists In hurting what’s inside The worn bubble worse for wear When all weak tears are dried. When internal demons wake The cloth begins to fray When the heart is torn apart The stitches do not stay The joints start to tear and break Grow weak with weeping thread, The engine now cannot start One that was always dead. Through the holes they find the ***** Some fellows in my land Working their way through the fold Turning stone to mere sand. Why do they not stop to think ‘What is this good fabric? Looking so when once so bold Despicable magic!’ Therein lies the bitter truth The folly of our time They cannot see the poor cloak As it is in this rhyme! Only the wearer can sleuth Which holes made when, are where Through dumbness, anger it soaks Each cruel word, each harsh stare. Pull it closer, guard within The fragile soul and smile Hide well, know with clarity That it is worth your while Each mistake you call a sin Throw it outside the cloth With faithful integrity Forgiven, not forgot. Then build inside nerves of steel Strength of iron so great In the kiln of your own brick Control what you create Take the helm, but do not seal The course of actions done Know the plan, but do not trick Make hay under the sun. Make points clear, do not mask With some thoughts said aloud Keep a hat large for your head I mean- do not be proud. Perform with love each tough task In your own, unique way Care and earn, and share your bread With every passing day. Mend the cloak as you move on With the good gift of life Show it off well when you can Fighting undeserved strife. You don’t know why you were born You do not have to wait The brave roar of a lion sang From stories of your fate.
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An aged woman her sight waxing dim Waits at the gate called patience A stalwart near the inner court; Whose walls are named deliverance Bolted by a door of praise. She watches at the gate intently Though many hurriedly egress & fewer enter by it. She tells those who will listen: I look for the one coming from Edom The one dressed in red The wearer of the royal turban The giver of the eternal ring. So old She is rumoured to be immortal Her name is Kheftsivah Though some call her Beulah But I prefer her sacred name; Wisdom & the secret one not yet given. She is there still, they say Ancient yet standing Watching & waiting            © Qwey.ku
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 3:22 AM UTC
Hephzibah
the veil me, captivated from 1st introduction expression of character extension of the wearer women forced to express, communicate, and develop new communication methods limited with resources reveal, the eyes they reveal what the mouth dare not speak deviance, love, hate, pain, or dead soul they connect between souls effortlessly only seconds needed to be edged into my mind to echo eternity often forgetting the owner, remembering the moment piercing eyes revealing life lived, dreams forgotten and compromised made on the other side i long to see the smile or grin belonging to the eyes long to connect verbally to know what created the captivating eyes walking down the street i long, search for : the thing that makes us human how we recognise each other how species compare the face
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 6:51 AM UTC
infront of the veil
I've been lounging in the sweater I wear it even when I know I'll be with People that would provide their own sweaters. But nothing can warm me like the sweater. I wear it year round, despite the weather. I once let another's fingers unzip the sweater and the next moment I was across the room. I apologized of course, but those fingers Never did touch me again.. I know why people are tied to objects I know why sweaters are so sentimental The person whose comfort I seek Could not have picked better torture Than the torture of leaving me the sweater. I broke the sweater wearer, But now the sweater will break me.
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Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014 at 5:23 PM UTC
The Sweater
It might be the pungent steam from a *** steeping herbs meant to bend its sippers' minds to potent effect, or an unanticipated digestive reckoning from that mawkishly flavored brand of store-bought paste they pass as butter. However the dough arises, their collective recollection of storied events, lengthwise sliced and ritually rehearsed, hops facilely on the **** of a bucking and overtly nonsensical wind. Tea parties with slippery perspectives have been shown quite clinically to induce heightened sensitivity in participants, so it's prudent to set about tidying the facts: The hatter, it's become clear, shifted one place too many and disappeared with a trace -- leaving behind his hat to nobody's great advantage. Lacking a wearer, the headgear's reputation for producing madness has rapidly diminished. The march hare pulls off his change in a very separate and seasonal way: the bunny's bottom half somersaults its top to occupy both his spot and the hatter's vacated seat. The dormouse upon its latest arousal is re-visioned to be small, but not much mouse at all. He's plush with the long-in-the-ear habit of a pink stuffed rabbit, which the crusading hare furiously declares is most curious, casting doubt on the vermin's commitment to "no room." Alice remains foremost in tact and is given a bonus of two spare feet complete with slackened bootstraps. She keeps them and her other luxury items well-sheltered behind a stout table leg. The absentee hatter doesn't dare shame her with a radio-show call-in decrying the waste. She's generously agreed to cover the medical expenses from his firm flop.
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May 27, 2010
May 27, 2010 at 2:54 PM UTC
Madness of a hatter-less hat
It might be the pungent steam from a *** steeping herbs meant to bend its sippers' minds to potent effect, or an unanticipated digestive reckoning from that mawkishly flavored brand of store-bought paste they pass as butter. However the dough arises, their collective recollection of storied events, lengthwise sliced and ritually rehearsed, hops facilely on the **** of a bucking and overtly nonsensical wind. Tea parties with slippery perspectives have been shown quite clinically to induce heightened sensitivity in participants, so it's prudent to set about tidying the facts: The hatter, it's become clear, shifted one place too many and disappeared with a trace -- leaving behind his hat to nobody's great advantage. Lacking a wearer, the headgear's reputation for producing madness has rapidly diminished. The march hare pulls off his change in a very separate and seasonal way: the bunny's bottom half somersaults its top to occupy both his spot and the hatter's vacated seat. The dormouse upon its latest arousal is re-visioned to be small, but not much mouse at all. He's plush with the long-in-the-ear habit of a pink stuffed rabbit, which the crusading hare furiously declares is most curious, casting doubt on the vermin's commitment to "no room." Alice remains foremost in tact and is given a bonus of two spare feet complete with slackened bootstraps. She keeps them and her other luxury items well-sheltered behind a stout table leg. The absentee hatter doesn't dare shame her with a radio-show call-in decrying the waste. She's generously agreed to cover the medical expenses from his firm flop.
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The bones of this earth grind down our fates our hopes our dreams our lives And a feathered serpent rules over these climes this western hemisphere these Americas have you heard? Something elemental shapes this world and tempers our lives. Unknown to most. The old ones the people who lived here before knew him Quetzalcoatl Kukulkan God of learning Wearer of the wind jewel the one who whispers life and death through his lips. And you must drink it. Alive or dead. The morning star is his sign. The evening star his farewell. He carries the sun as a shield and your fate your fortune as a good luck charm. Listen and look. You will see You will hear it. Whispers like water from the heart the skin the bones of this sweet earth. Listen. You will hear it.
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 10:06 PM UTC
This Ground
Vintage Chanel lives rent free in my mind the colors are deep, subtle and magical. Over time, the originally soft textures, become luscious, like a lover's caressing touch. In college, you dress down, you want to blend in, not stand out gods forbid you flag entitlement and draw envy's barbed compliments. The simple styles bear the twin burdens of camouflage and practicality. In Paris, fashion can be capricious, but elegance is a silent conversation, with its own intricate vocabulary in drape, line, fabric and in painstaking choice. In places where fashion matters - Paris, Manhattan, the Hamptons, it can signal position, the way uniforms signal authority everywhere. A splash of fashion can not only have a fabulous effect on how its wearer feels, it can tell important stories. I’m told that, in back rooms, where fortunes are awarded or lost, fashion can announce arrival, rank, and intent. It can whisper new wealth, in upstart display or a threadbare, silent duel with mounting debt . . Songs for this: The Way It Is by Bruce Hornsby & The Range Read Between the Lines by The Bingtones
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Aug 5, 2024
Aug 5, 2024 at 2:21 PM UTC
fashion messaging
A most difficult and dark home life.. a small girl carried her burdens to kindergarten class each saddened day.. There her emotions were released in explosive despair.. fears and sorrows expressed in her most anguished way.. The teacher in a recalled moment of quick inspiration found a hat a black hat in a costume drawer.. The hat now named the brave hat.. and when emplaced the little girl found some moments of peace.. Then her peace spread.. Wearing the hat worked its spell on each wearer in turn including the teacher whose day then most surely improved.. Did the black hat an identity assume of those shadows outside.. And become absorbed in each inner sun...?
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Sep 26, 2012
Sep 26, 2012 at 3:21 PM UTC
The Black Hat
We strode together in another age, my love, You, in your earthen gown and beautiful dark tresses. I, the wearer of the long plaited, thong and sinew sandal. You and I, we strode through quiet valleys of tall conifer Where huge rock falls left monolithic edifices... as monuments to past largess. Together we walked as one, in a world much simpler than the one we live in now. In a time, without the inhibition of contrivance or sophistication. We walked in clarity and drank from clear, clean waters. We dallied in the honeyed light of a huge, summer moon. A field of dandy lions in the warm April sunshine, was the byre in which we made love and produced our babies. A love ... un-harried, unhurried and devoid of any preoccupation other than that of the beautiful desire We felt for each other. The love we feel now is the same as the love shared then; But in this age it is diluted and complicated by the urgencies and imperatives of the day. Then there was just time...given and taken. Without cost or penalty, without blame or insinuation, without hurt or harm. Time in that better age...was a friend.   A friend who augmented the beauty of today into the promise of tomorrow, A friend who exchanged the serenity of yesterday for the excitement of the new day’s dawn. This was our time, when the bond of eternity sealed our commitment to each other. For however many lifetimes we may live in... We shall be one. Marshalg For darling Janet 12 September 2011
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Sep 12, 2011
Sep 12, 2011 at 3:14 PM UTC
Commitment
It started with the wide-leg Giorgio Armani pants And it all went downhill from there. They were so chic, and might improve her stance, She could wear them to the market, hell, almost anywhere! When she put them in her shopping cart And continued to enter her credit card number, A shot went right through her fashion-hungry heart A jolt she still remembers! It was the feeling of a new era A new time in the lifespan of her wardrobe. She would become a Prada-shopper, a vintage Chanel-wearer No longer would she need to shuffle around her apartment in that awful bathrobe. She'd strut down the street, sporting her Carolina Herrera. A month later, a tingle slipped through her spine As she donned a lapis Michael Kors It was that sudden thought, "This dress is all mine!" "It's mine now, so it isn't yours!" From then on, it was her bank account that took the hardest hits Money trickled through her Valentino-studded hands, Down her Vera **** hips, Came running down in thin, green strands. Of course it all came falling apart when she saw the flawless Birkin bag, Sitting there in the Hermes shop window She knew it was the one thing she'd yet to snag! However, there was just one thing she didn't know. As she had the cashier ring it up, Dropping another ten-grand The cashier had her card snatched right up! For this, Madame Fashion couldn't stand. "Give it back!", she said, snapping her gold-dusted finger "But dear you're overdrawn," said the snappy lady. How she wanted to scream like soprano opera singer! It was then that things got real shady. In a lurch of madness, Madame jumped the counter! The other shoppers were struck into awe and fear. The cashier woman tried to stop her, But Madame had just barely escaped, finally in the clear! As she ran down fifth avenue, clutching her precious steal A horrible revelation took over this felon, She'd forgotten that she had wanted the purse in gorgeous teal! Instead she had gotten melon.
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Sep 23, 2011
Sep 23, 2011 at 3:55 AM UTC
Madame Fashion
It started with the wide-leg Giorgio Armani pants And it all went downhill from there. They were so chic, and might improve her stance, She could wear them to the market, hell, almost anywhere! When she put them in her shopping cart And continued to enter her credit card number, A shot went right through her fashion-hungry heart A jolt she still remembers! It was the feeling of a new era A new time in the lifespan of her wardrobe. She would become a Prada-shopper, a vintage Chanel-wearer No longer would she need to shuffle around her apartment in that awful bathrobe. She'd strut down the street, sporting her Carolina Herrera. A month later, a tingle slipped through her spine As she donned a lapis Michael Kors It was that sudden thought, "This dress is all mine!" "It's mine now, so it isn't yours!" From then on, it was her bank account that took the hardest hits Money trickled through her Valentino-studded hands, Down her Vera **** hips, Came running down in thin, green strands. Of course it all came falling apart when she saw the flawless Birkin bag, Sitting there in the Hermes shop window She knew it was the one thing she'd yet to snag! However, there was just one thing she didn't know. As she had the cashier ring it up, Dropping another ten-grand The cashier had her card snatched right up! For this, Madame Fashion couldn't stand. "Give it back!", she said, snapping her gold-dusted finger "But dear you're overdrawn," said the snappy lady. How she wanted to scream like soprano opera singer! It was then that things got real shady. In a lurch of madness, Madame jumped the counter! The other shoppers were struck into awe and fear. The cashier woman tried to stop her, But Madame had just barely escaped, finally in the clear! As she ran down fifth avenue, clutching her precious steal A horrible revelation took over this felon, She'd forgotten that she had wanted the purse in gorgeous teal! Instead she had gotten melon.
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