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it's very much easy to say that today is the day wherein you no longer have feelings that grows fonder for him— who you loved freely but indeed so genuinely. but your challenge is to look at his every edge and the way he laughs and smile without asking for a while if you still love him for real; you should then infer that you are now happier without him— to whom you gave your all, though from him you only got a downfall.
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Jan 10, 2019
Jan 10, 2019 at 9:22 AM UTC
10 january 2019
When I too long have looked upon your face, Wherein for me a brightness unobscured Save by the mists of brightness has its place, And terrible beauty not to be endured, I turn away reluctant from your light, And stand irresolute, a mind undone, A silly, dazzled thing deprived of sight From having looked too long upon the sun. Then is my daily life a narrow room In which a little while, uncertainly, Surrounded by impenetrable gloom, Among familiar things grown strange to me Making my way, I pause, and feel, and hark, Till I become accustomed to the dark.
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When I Too Long Have Looked Upon Your Face
i. Happy birthday To thee, dearest Friend. Mayest This remembrance of birth Be another year for thou To thinkest of none end's; But a brighter tommorrow. ii. Resteth gal sarah, Put away all of Thine sorrow's, Didst thou not Knoweth; there's A God who breaketh The alshshayatin Who cometh against Thee. iii. Thou art not alone, As me and mine Jane Art alway's there to Be, a friend in need. Growing seed's, to Help-another grow. iv. Mayest the morrow Be for thou, as white As snow; mayest the Seraphim, who surround's Thy worries and protects Thy home, showeth Thee the light above thine tear's. Smile mine friend, a friend is here. Mayest thy sight be clear, and thy crown Be uplifted and flared. As the world's glare Hast betrayed thine eye's. Observeth upward Wherein paradise lies; as thou wilt hath wing's one day O' laureate of poetry's net. O' brilliant friend; of Jane and mine. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Thepoet(Sarah Ahmed) birthday dedication. Sorry Sarah day late on b day dedication... But a happy wonderful birthday from me a friend if you ever need one there as you have always been there for me and Jane and have always been a major blessing to me and Jane!!! May the heavens open to you, and may you overcome your battles you face in this world... HAPPY BIRTHDAY poetic friend !!!!
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
عيد ميلاد أحد الأصدقاء ( A friend's birthday) arabic tongue - birthday dedication to Thepoet ( Sarah Ahmed)
I shalt taketh her to the tadpole galaxy Than to hoag's object Than we shalt bypass the whirpool galaxy Than onto sombrero's bright swirl..... Than onto the pinwheel galaxy Wherein we shalt be its pinballs, Than up against the blackness of God's curtain of the universe abroad.... Onto the Andromeda, LMC to, than the milky way, earth's creational dust brew.... Bode galaxy shalt open us, to terrace of the aura, I shalt swayeth with mine home (mi amour') of distant mascara.... Yet she needeth no mascara, for her eye's art already arousing, **** elegant picture's, a model made in birth, her poetic stature's daily groweth bigger....her look's art a trigger, to take thee to thy face, making thee SEEITH dream's of thing's of holy grace!!!! An elegant being, with the spirit of an eagle, she soar's me to planet x, she's pure..... The opposite of evil!!!!!!
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 11:12 PM UTC
Galaxy de mi amour(Galaxy of mi amour') french tongue
perhaps a subject already well covered. but I consult no one else, who can expertly summon the artificial artifacts, no better yet, art~iN~facts of prior expert~tease, and speak only and wholly for myself, blatant, and openly undisguised it is the spilling, the upward sensory explosive detonating, in a pressured chest, the eagerness to race, to complete, find the next line, to define, to refine to get the balance tween elegance and simplicity, to have the ******** sensory totality of completely having spun off a piece of me and let it free float as a balloon, that may fly to China or get stuck on a telephone pole just beyond my front door                                       ============= ^ I write this midst the composition of another poem, wherein unusually I feel the need to pause, collect my thoughts which are bombarding my atoms internal, causing  a new fissionable element, distinct and unique, my poem…next…
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Sep 21, 2025
Sep 21, 2025 at 5:02 AM UTC
^how to really enjoy writing poetry...
Happiness is a tub of ice cream Waiting to be eaten Not some cute love story Where every word was sweet Happiness is reading a book Waiting for each exciting chapter Not some confession Where every word is so predictable Happiness is a teddy bear Waiting to be cuddled every night Not some bouquet of flowers Where everyday was a life sentence Happiness is spending time with friends Waiting everyday to hang out Not some time with a guy Wherein you can't define him just as happiness Cause he's not just your happiness, He's your everything
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 10:38 AM UTC
Happiness
SLOWLY the Moon her banderoles of light Unfurls upon the sky; her fingers drip Pale, silvery tides; her armoured warriors Leave Day's bright tents of azure and of gold, Wherein they hid them, and in silence flock Upon the solemn battlefield of Night To try great issues with the blind old king, The Titan Darkness, who great Pharoah fought With groping hands, and conquered for a span. The starry hosts with silver lances ***** The scarlet fringes of the tents of Day, And turn their crystal shields upon their ******* And point their radiant lances, and so wait The stirring of the giant in his caves. The solitary hills send long, sad sighs As the blind Titan grasps their locks of pine And trembling larch to drag him toward the sky, That his wild-seeking hands may clutch the Moon From her war-chariot, scythed and wheeled with light, Crush bright-mailed stars, and so, a sightless king, Reign in black desolation! Low-set vales Weep under the black hollow of his foot, While sobs the sea beneath his lashing hair Of rolling mists, which, strong as iron cords, Twine round tall masts and drag them to the reefs. Swifter rolls up Astarte's light-scythed car; Dense rise the jewelled lances, groves of light; Red flouts Mars' banner in the voiceless war (The mightiest combat is the tongueless one); The silvery dartings of the lances ***** His fingers from the mountains, catch his locks And toss them in black fragments to the winds, Pierce the vast hollow of his misty foot, Level their diamond tips against his breast, And force him down to lair within his pit And thro' its chinks ****** down his groping hands To quicken Hell with horror-for the strength That is not of the Heavens is of Hell.
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A Battle
SLOWLY the Moon her banderoles of light Unfurls upon the sky; her fingers drip Pale, silvery tides; her armoured warriors Leave Day's bright tents of azure and of gold, Wherein they hid them, and in silence flock Upon the solemn battlefield of Night To try great issues with the blind old king, The Titan Darkness, who great Pharoah fought With groping hands, and conquered for a span. The starry hosts with silver lances ***** The scarlet fringes of the tents of Day, And turn their crystal shields upon their ******* And point their radiant lances, and so wait The stirring of the giant in his caves. The solitary hills send long, sad sighs As the blind Titan grasps their locks of pine And trembling larch to drag him toward the sky, That his wild-seeking hands may clutch the Moon From her war-chariot, scythed and wheeled with light, Crush bright-mailed stars, and so, a sightless king, Reign in black desolation! Low-set vales Weep under the black hollow of his foot, While sobs the sea beneath his lashing hair Of rolling mists, which, strong as iron cords, Twine round tall masts and drag them to the reefs. Swifter rolls up Astarte's light-scythed car; Dense rise the jewelled lances, groves of light; Red flouts Mars' banner in the voiceless war (The mightiest combat is the tongueless one); The silvery dartings of the lances ***** His fingers from the mountains, catch his locks And toss them in black fragments to the winds, Pierce the vast hollow of his misty foot, Level their diamond tips against his breast, And force him down to lair within his pit And thro' its chinks ****** down his groping hands To quicken Hell with horror-for the strength That is not of the Heavens is of Hell.
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This nation once fought for its liberty, its redemption, its freedom. Now it sets all its rights aside just because those who reside in this nation simply lost the fire that once burned in their heart. The freedom that this nations heroes fought long ago is being disregard. The countrymen act like the notion of freedom is nothing. I dream about the nation this piece of land used to be. How nationalistic it once was, how love used to fill the air. Now, nothing remains but the memories of what used to be. I would honestly rather live and die in the time wherein this nation fervently fought for its freedom and its rights, wherein each and every person loved its homeland, than live today where apathy rules.
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Apr 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 at 1:54 AM UTC
What is once used to be
Day by day I fritter away Observing decorum as best I may Meet me as you meet — reserved somebody Leave me as you leave — dull nobody Dreary, weary, listless, spiritless A resting spirit clamours to emerge Unguided, wild, free and seeking Boldly defying reserved somebody But how, just how do I unleash this defiant spirit For it is to cross all conceivable limits Oh but a mask, of course a mask! The perfect accessory for this task! Careless of propriety Boastful of daring Acting against my will Or in tandem with it? This mask — just now I can't discern Ponder I do with great concern Does it shield my identity Or render truth to it? So now just what fun in masks One may ponderously ask Masks, bring to life fantasy Fantasy, a realm of our reality Reality, wherein lies multiplicity Multiplicity, within each individuality
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 11:04 AM UTC
The One & Many
A widespread condition related to nutrition is lactose intolerance that is in essence the inability to digest and assimilate the milk sugar-lactose-the substrate that is acted upon by lactase- the specific enzyme over a period of time. This may happen suddenly and generally at any age most unexpectedly. Lactose intolerance is caused by the absence of the enzyme lactase that breaks down lactose to the simple sugars- glucose and galactose. The condition may be secondary,  congenital, or developmental. Secondary lactose intolerance invariably has its occurrence related to a gastrointestinal infection and its disappearance is linked to the causative factor’s correction. This type of intolerance- (certainly a nuisance) is reversible if we are a bit careful. Congenital lactose intolerance, an inherited form of intolerance, is a rare genetic  abnormality that one can unearth soon after an infant’s birth. This need not cause any fear as it lasts only half a year. Developmental lactose intolerance also known as primary  intolerance is one wherein the enzyme synthesis is progressively less during childhood and this persists into adulthood. Gita Ashok 24/10/2011, 2 pm
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Oct 24, 2011
Oct 24, 2011 at 4:58 AM UTC
Lactose Intolerance
Fear the stillness whers't thou find the dreary life and idle mind, wherein thine own reflection lies a baleful thing with glassy eyes. Let horror of this fill thine heart, to maul thy slothy core apart. Ignite within thine blighted soul, a fire that should cleanse it whole. Let passion rouse it from thine state, that thou shalt grasp the skeins of fate. Thus boldly stride a person who, was born, hath died, is born anew.
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Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016 at 3:27 AM UTC
Fear the Stillness
We'd bound around For golf downtown Frisbees always in hand "The students are coming!!” Was a seasonal refrain As we’d goofily gallivant Mother’s Day shows We‘re free, mother-suckers For your kids, a show we grant A CLOWN SHOW! A DOWNTOWN SHOW! THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN’T! Rock their world with juggling See the Doctor for what ails Rudi and O in laundromat land Jeanie, Splash, Allison, Donna, Silly girls astonishing with Leaps, jokes and handstands Chewey, Steamboat and Grog "Yeah-yeah! Yeah-yeah!” Silly boys grandstanding All hail Papa Gale! We Funned with Cpt. Plunge Leader of the band! Sweet Georgia! **** croquet!* It was grand! **** croquet was the official lawn game of the Sweet Georgia Brown Clowns during the summer 198x Trinity Country tour [wherein we masqueraded as a Norwegian Salmon Kissing team at a Moose Lodge Talent Show in Lewiston, CA* {true!}]: “Don’t forget your hat!”) *(we won)
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Oct 6, 2018
Oct 6, 2018 at 9:11 PM UTC
BROWN TOWN
VIII. TO ARES (17 lines) (ll. 1-17) Ares, exceeding in strength, chariot-rider, golden- helmed, doughty in heart, shield-bearer, Saviour of cities, harnessed in bronze, strong of arm, unwearying, mighty with the spear, O defence of Olympus, father of warlike Victory, ally of Themis, stern governor of the rebellious, leader of righteous men, sceptred King of manliness, who whirl your fiery sphere among the planets in their sevenfold courses through the aether wherein your blazing steeds ever bear you above the third firmament of heaven; hear me, helper of men, giver of dauntless youth! Shed down a kindly ray from above upon my life, and strength of war, that I may be able to drive away bitter cowardice from my head and crush down the deceitful impulses of my soul. Restrain also the keen fury of my heart which provokes me to tread the ways of blood-curdling strife. Rather, O blessed one, give you me boldness to abide within the harmless laws of peace, avoiding strife and hatred and the violent fiends of death.
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The Homeric Hymns: 8- To Ares
It's not usual for me to be writing a poem this early But since I can't sleep yet and my soul seemed empty Here I am typing the words that came out eagerly The concept that was pushed out of bravery I lost my Sunshine and so darkness evaded Ate my emotion and in Heaven I was rejected On Earth I stayed trapped, bruised, and depleted Away from the jewels all my life I have venerated Pain is inevitable but at the same time curable To a heart that is wounded, aftermath is memorable Recovering from the incident is somewhat imaginable Though at times it may seem unfathomable It's hard to understand when your mind is shut And the only thing that's open is your mouth and a "but" A hint to a conversation is all but a gut To start things through from where they should start I would like to apologize to those I've caused hurt With those words I've uttered and hearts I may have burnt An instance wherein I lose control of my emotion Such a lame and deep sign of depression Before I end this short release I thank thee for the glimpse Writing this gave me peace And hope it did give you ease
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May 2, 2011
May 2, 2011 at 8:43 PM UTC
Sunrays On My Windowpane
So breaks the sun earth's rugged chains, Wherein rude winter bound her veins; So grows both stream and source of price, That lately fettered were with ice. So naked trees get crisped heads, And colored coats the roughest meads, And all get vigor, youth, and spright, That are but looked on by his light.
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So Breaks The Sun
The place was dangerous as hell; we had no business being there. It was a complex, composed of four immense structures, looming on the bluffs between Lake Michigan and a ghost town. I'm not sure which side of the fence brought forth more eeriness - the sight of four massive industrial skeletons was indeed an eerie one, but within the village that must endure it's haunting presence persists a dwindling heartbeat... and together they produced a heightened effect of slow decay - and that was what drew me in. The place was magnificent day or night. By day, we'd explore the groundworks while the light allowed us to admire the massive machinery, which by then had accumulated copious amounts of corrosion. All those dead giants, never to function again. In the spring time, beams of light would penetrate the ceiling above, caving in from years of stress sans stress tests. Even when the light was not shining through, one could make out where the beams have been because in their wake they left a trail of life. Up to that point in my life I thought that was the most beautiful scene I had ever seen - a thousand tons of old machinery, and a stubborn sunbeam poking through, incubating it's au natural industrialized chia pet. By night, we would ascend to the rooftops of these four story horror stories and gaze up at the stars. Sometimes, when our ***** were feeling particularly swelled, we'd venture across the rooftops as if in some post-apocalyptic videogame. And sometimes when we were feeling a bit rebellious and artistic, we'd bring along some cans of spray paint and redecorate to our desire. Oh, and another reason the place reeked of death was surely due to it being a glue factory... wherein horses were killed in order to gain access to their foot-stuff. I was told by an unfortunate local that they'd bury the unwanted horse parts in big pits back behind the place... this man had told me that he fell into one while wandering around back there - nearly died trying to get out. We knew the place was soon to be leveled, but we did not know when. Eventually I ended up moving out of state for a while, and alas, upon my return my childhood fascination was no more. shrugs... So it goes.
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 4:18 AM UTC
The Old Glue Factory
The place was dangerous as hell; we had no business being there. It was a complex, composed of four immense structures, looming on the bluffs between Lake Michigan and a ghost town. I'm not sure which side of the fence brought forth more eeriness - the sight of four massive industrial skeletons was indeed an eerie one, but within the village that must endure it's haunting presence persists a dwindling heartbeat... and together they produced a heightened effect of slow decay - and that was what drew me in. The place was magnificent day or night. By day, we'd explore the groundworks while the light allowed us to admire the massive machinery, which by then had accumulated copious amounts of corrosion. All those dead giants, never to function again. In the spring time, beams of light would penetrate the ceiling above, caving in from years of stress sans stress tests. Even when the light was not shining through, one could make out where the beams have been because in their wake they left a trail of life. Up to that point in my life I thought that was the most beautiful scene I had ever seen - a thousand tons of old machinery, and a stubborn sunbeam poking through, incubating it's au natural industrialized chia pet. By night, we would ascend to the rooftops of these four story horror stories and gaze up at the stars. Sometimes, when our ***** were feeling particularly swelled, we'd venture across the rooftops as if in some post-apocalyptic videogame. And sometimes when we were feeling a bit rebellious and artistic, we'd bring along some cans of spray paint and redecorate to our desire. Oh, and another reason the place reeked of death was surely due to it being a glue factory... wherein horses were killed in order to gain access to their foot-stuff. I was told by an unfortunate local that they'd bury the unwanted horse parts in big pits back behind the place... this man had told me that he fell into one while wandering around back there - nearly died trying to get out. We knew the place was soon to be leveled, but we did not know when. Eventually I ended up moving out of state for a while, and alas, upon my return my childhood fascination was no more. shrugs... So it goes.
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A lake as still as still — a cloudless sky — A bird-less forest — silent as the page, That monk-like sits reflecting for an age On pious deeds exalted upon high, The page gilded in wisdom, lauded by Its maker’s peers, wherein is set the stage For Nature’s bountied beauty — I give homage Unto its gifted craftsman, one that I Have oft’ with envious eyes admired afar, And matchless to his art, have grasped for skill Far far above my grade — From him to me Has come a gift as bright as Keats' Bright Star —         Unto thy lake, may this stone rend the still,         And loose thy songbird skywards, Timothy.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 3:14 AM UTC
Ode to Thee
The shadows have their seasons, too. The feathery web the budding maples cast down upon the sullen lawn bears but a faint relation to high summer's umbrageous weight and tunnellike continuum- black leached from green, deep pools wherein a globe of gnats revolves as airy as an astrolabe. The thinning shade of autumn is an inherited Oriental, red worn to pink, nap worn to thread. Shadows on snow look blue. The skier, exultant at the summit, sees his poles elongate toward the valley: thus each blade of grass projects another opposite the sun, and in marshes the mesh is infinite, as the winged eclipse an eagle in flight drags across the desert floor is infinitesimal. And shadows on water!- the beech bough bent to the speckled lake where silt motes flicker gold, or the steel dock underslung with a submarine that trembles, its ladder stiffened by air. And loveliest, because least looked-for, gray on gray, the stripes the pearl-white winter sun hung low beneath the leafless wood draws out from trunk to trunk across the road like a stairway that does not rise.
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Penumbrae
i. heretofore bygone week's Tis I was layden in mine outgoing's; Incapacitated, mine feet's step's unknowing. ii. Dolor rolled as Boulder's Down mine emptied innard's; Jinn filled with hate and sin, tooketh over. iii. They tried to possesseth me And diluteth me by their fear's; They scratched, and bit, all didst spit Yet mien reine reigned in by chariot flares. iv. Mount Mayon, in southern Luzon Volcanoe's surround her citadel; She snatched me from the barbarian's In heaven, whence in hell. v. Manila in the concentrate Between the thickness of it all; Is where mine rose, her face didst gloweth Her virtue's were one, of the prophet's and high law. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane dedication/Reyna/hari/soulmates
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 5:01 AM UTC
Ο τόπος, όπου έχω σωθεί από το φως ( The place, wherein i was saved by a light) greek tongue
i. She hath given me a home Sent by God she was; Unearthly, to men unknown. ii. She hath breathed the breathe Of life; Wherein all is right. iii. She showeth me day In mine dismay; She's the sparkle to me, at night. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane nagley dedication
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 4:38 AM UTC
The sparkle in the dark
today you took me by surprise, bright smile, dancing eyes, loosened the noose on yet another lonely day, wherein the depths of these shadows I do lay, again, you came a-light, golden skin, heart a-flight, taking the time to share some of your life with me, the very essence of your softly sweet vitality, beauty, you breathe the skies, today you took me by surprise
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Sep 4, 2010
Sep 4, 2010 at 1:33 AM UTC
you took me by surprise
The singing of phones cut midway The conversations that flow exactly after The unnoticed change from night to day The difference in context of everything that mattered Now there was... The silence of phones that used to ring nonstop The ringing of phones currently unanswered The mornings when it's impossible to get up The middays wherein silence is heard The nights when it's impossible to sleep The midnights when eyes won't even blink The day breaks that slowly creep The dawns that felt like the sun was going to sink The dusks wherein the rain poured The fading daylight which was warmly gazed upon The darkness of a nightfall which enveloped that unspoken word The gust of air that continues changing from here on The burning of letters that should have existed And The writing of letters that no longer exist
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 5:43 AM UTC
Should
I dated two robots yesterdays Both were programmed to service me well We did things In the same good old learned order of doing things And after sunset we kissed at the beach With one - our feet touching With the other - our view inviting the rush of salty waves Alas Both robots could suddenly not speak One even bluffed he had a virus in throat AI intelligence?! jaa ha ha The other was hanging just with With variations of what do you feels Tell me your fantasy s ‘Don't think tell me whatever comes first’ s And I believe And I say But Mine is what he can't understand His’ is I think a drink on the beach But unfortunately I don't drink Using coconut biotica only These days Ahhahhaa ... While they chatted so well! Without any error of a word to spell! … I dated two robots yesterday That sighed only to say I can't believe I am holding yous How much I missed yous Hugging robots Vibrating robots Robots with small mouth and twister tongue Ready to penetrate into mine at a slightest chance of an opening A disguised disgust of my sincere failure not towards the robot but myself Hiding you still under my palate from where the soma of your love drips Now as if forcefully been replaced to a taste of this preprogrammed chatalike Have they lost their voice because of my best dress or maybe the fantasy of the sandy bikini which they will never see in the dark wherein Both hiding their face But I see By my loose body parts Maybe a lookalike But I ain't no robot Oh my sandy bikini Oh Chosen so carefully To rejuvenate their fantasy a different pattern for each- yes. I do take care of that! Stays now as an Everly Brothers’ dream In my mind only But My ‘okey ‘ is an ensuring ‘yes yes’ the Indian way Of course They did their best Seriously Thus A big CHAPEAU For the zest That obviously still can break china hearts I took it as a test To get to know me better Let me be broken through your dream Let me cry and shake and perceive an angry cloudy color world let my remains of china burst I dated two robots yesterdays while expecting for a man Thankfully though these are yesterdays Today I met a true man A gypsy We will date sometime Play tabla and darbuka Drink dance and sing And sleep To salute the sun early in the morning At the beach
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 2:58 AM UTC
I dated two robots yesterdays
I dated two robots yesterdays Both were programmed to service me well We did things In the same good old learned order of doing things And after sunset we kissed at the beach With one - our feet touching With the other - our view inviting the rush of salty waves Alas Both robots could suddenly not speak One even bluffed he had a virus in throat AI intelligence?! jaa ha ha The other was hanging just with With variations of what do you feels Tell me your fantasy s ‘Don't think tell me whatever comes first’ s And I believe And I say But Mine is what he can't understand His’ is I think a drink on the beach But unfortunately I don't drink Using coconut biotica only These days Ahhahhaa ... While they chatted so well! Without any error of a word to spell! … I dated two robots yesterday That sighed only to say I can't believe I am holding yous How much I missed yous Hugging robots Vibrating robots Robots with small mouth and twister tongue Ready to penetrate into mine at a slightest chance of an opening A disguised disgust of my sincere failure not towards the robot but myself Hiding you still under my palate from where the soma of your love drips Now as if forcefully been replaced to a taste of this preprogrammed chatalike Have they lost their voice because of my best dress or maybe the fantasy of the sandy bikini which they will never see in the dark wherein Both hiding their face But I see By my loose body parts Maybe a lookalike But I ain't no robot Oh my sandy bikini Oh Chosen so carefully To rejuvenate their fantasy a different pattern for each- yes. I do take care of that! Stays now as an Everly Brothers’ dream In my mind only But My ‘okey ‘ is an ensuring ‘yes yes’ the Indian way Of course They did their best Seriously Thus A big CHAPEAU For the zest That obviously still can break china hearts I took it as a test To get to know me better Let me be broken through your dream Let me cry and shake and perceive an angry cloudy color world let my remains of china burst I dated two robots yesterdays while expecting for a man Thankfully though these are yesterdays Today I met a true man A gypsy We will date sometime Play tabla and darbuka Drink dance and sing And sleep To salute the sun early in the morning At the beach
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