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"wielders" poems
Cutting through devils flesh, bones and marrows, Healing sorrow, it's wielders never cold or shallow, All Divinity or Nature destroyed is healed and harrowed, Behold, the gift of the Goddess: The Sword of Shadows. Despite cold hearts making our world a burning hell, Despite many angels, light bearing souls, who somehow fell, Despite those taking pleasure from greed, envy and sin, Warm Hearts realize The Goddess is indeed our kin, Despite endless waves of lives and death, Despite moments when even good has lost life and breath, Despite the sinuous evil and creeping dark, One receives his Sword when Healthy with Halo and Heart. For a Sword Bold of times Old, your heart must stay warm, Even when anger for a purge starts and your mind 's a storm, May every plot against Humanity forever fold or foil, A Sword waiting for you, end all turmoil. With Knowledge gained either thought the art or craft, Sword of Shadows, Avenging all pains, even future and past... Only tears shed are that of Love and Joy, no remorse, To allow our dear Goddess in our world, All rejoice. A Sword of Shadows for Hearts Brave and True, Our Goddess Loves all, and has Sword for you.
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Nov 1, 2016
Nov 1, 2016 at 4:00 PM UTC
The Goddess' Sword of Shadows
Men of Reason: bold, progressive hammer wielders, depth resounders – shout from the helm your Godless missive as our Bible-lifeboat flounders. Send that Flying Spaghetti Monster, our imaginary friend, to the myth-conception dumpster: let the Bronze Age folktales end. Make the idols bow to Science. Your progressive task: to mock – seek that end in brave defiance. Down with the shepherd’s useless flock ! Laser-focused human reason serves to clarify the matter, strips the symbols from the season, superstitious tales to shatter. We, mere rubes in need of crutches, simple children, willing tools – must be rescued from the clutches of the fables preached to fools. Seamless garments, bushes burning: are but schemes for fleecing sheep… We are plebes devoid of learning; rouse our silly souls from sleep! Flood us with your noontide wisdom decimate the weaker link. Blow away our card-house kingdom show us Christards how to think. Then, like you, we shall no longer cling to ignorance and lies. Missing links make chains yet stronger, dragging fairies from the skies. We shall join you in assurance that there is no great beyond thus no need for fire insurance clergy, staff or magic wand. We shall celebrate together joyful, freed from superstition endless, godless sunny weather: non-existent non-perdition. Having thus improved the light and magnified Man’s modern day, God’s angels will expire in fright; the Lord shall meekly fade away.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 8:34 PM UTC
Freethinkers Unchained
Once I bore unkempt hair, a crown over a wondering visage. Twas a time of smaller age, when a had nary a care. I was staff-bearing and sword-wielding, princess from times of yore and keeper of lost lore. But my spirit could go only so long unyielding. For there was a mask-wearing weaver of a garish smile who in his guile, had made others a believer-- Of his wicked web of rampant lies. This wretched thief of naivete Left not a shade of perspective grey-- but black, without reprise. What cruel beast of human shape was cast down upon me? And why could others not see but merely question with mouths agape-- At the sins of which he reveled merely for his stature? Yet if done after surely they would have been compelled-- To hear my pleas and punish his evil hand! And then at last I might command my woe from drowning me like all the seas. Alas, twas not as I would hope, you see for fate was most unkind to me though of wrong-doing I had naught. "But why?" I asked "Princesses of yore, and wielders of old lore they know happiness for ever more." To that end I had been masked-- From the truth before my weeping eyes that evil always has its say even on the brightest day, for peace is the keenest of lies. Like he, the villains tall and small, from fiercest orc to goblin whelp, will always find fate's loyal help while heroes are left to fall. That is how it plays on the world's stage I have learned and learned it well that where white snow falls, somewhere else burns a hell. And yet, perhaps this way is not a cage-- To conquer all of worldly ways, For in my time--made wise-- I have come to see with my heart's eyes one for whom this pattern sways. He is a hero brave and strong no prince and no knight no dragon does he fight, yet for him could be written king-worthy song. So perhaps, the wicked do not always prevail, not every time at least--but most-- and get their bitter dose of a taste of what it is to fail.
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Jan 12, 2012
Jan 12, 2012 at 4:17 PM UTC
My Tale
Once I bore unkempt hair, a crown over a wondering visage. Twas a time of smaller age, when a had nary a care. I was staff-bearing and sword-wielding, princess from times of yore and keeper of lost lore. But my spirit could go only so long unyielding. For there was a mask-wearing weaver of a garish smile who in his guile, had made others a believer-- Of his wicked web of rampant lies. This wretched thief of naivete Left not a shade of perspective grey-- but black, without reprise. What cruel beast of human shape was cast down upon me? And why could others not see but merely question with mouths agape-- At the sins of which he reveled merely for his stature? Yet if done after surely they would have been compelled-- To hear my pleas and punish his evil hand! And then at last I might command my woe from drowning me like all the seas. Alas, twas not as I would hope, you see for fate was most unkind to me though of wrong-doing I had naught. "But why?" I asked "Princesses of yore, and wielders of old lore they know happiness for ever more." To that end I had been masked-- From the truth before my weeping eyes that evil always has its say even on the brightest day, for peace is the keenest of lies. Like he, the villains tall and small, from fiercest orc to goblin whelp, will always find fate's loyal help while heroes are left to fall. That is how it plays on the world's stage I have learned and learned it well that where white snow falls, somewhere else burns a hell. And yet, perhaps this way is not a cage-- To conquer all of worldly ways, For in my time--made wise-- I have come to see with my heart's eyes one for whom this pattern sways. He is a hero brave and strong no prince and no knight no dragon does he fight, yet for him could be written king-worthy song. So perhaps, the wicked do not always prevail, not every time at least--but most-- and get their bitter dose of a taste of what it is to fail.
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L'heure verte The mountains. The heaps of their bountiful gravels, and earth, and soil, large oversized masses of half-frozen water teetering on the precipice of subzero masculine ******* Francophilic cleavage jetting out of this deserted white pastoral dressing. The inaugural bawl, wanton fixations of putting the imperialist foot on every spot of tree, each and every shrub, until the limbs' cast reaches each dimple that foliage braves, where that blue eagle of patriotism dredges its claws to form every river, rill, estuary, creek, channel, flume, littoral, and waterway where the iron-rich gullies once brimmed in the interamnian basins, rich crimsony waters riffling through fruitful and extravagant aquifers. Beyond that, where an inexplicably feral wind rips vines from their dendritic housings, where barely an eye can see, this place of exsanguination and abysmal phytocide. At the end of this lamentable torture, only a desert of human interest remains. There is no reason to laugh, or smile, or cheer, or put a leg up, to call on a friend, or to have ice cream. There will be no more ice cream. There is only the loathsome incredulousness and avarice in the semblances and familiarity of those with whom we thought we once knew. Little can ever be known, for there is much to gain in the absence of knowledge, and even greater that can be acquired in the alms of wisdom through patient examination and thorough silence. Here on the buttes and cornices, the thwacking gavels of evil power deities throw down their lust for more and soon become adjoined to these grand discrepancies greed mistakenly loses to a lack of awareness and to self-aggrandizement. Power is the weapon of inexperienced wielders. Passion is the immortal frequency that is worn by artisans and artists, poets and painters, it is the business of quietness to learnedly evolve to protect our tomorrows from personal needs, but to instead preserve the integral parts of society. The words of languages, artifacts, and cultures, rather than the skeletons of ****** and the deeds of possession. Each who sleeps knows their bedfellows to equally be at peace. For no wealth can exceed that of comfortable pillows, soft quilts, and sheets. We are all the same while we sleep.
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Jan 9, 2017
Jan 9, 2017 at 6:52 AM UTC
L'heure verte
L'heure verte The mountains. The heaps of their bountiful gravels, and earth, and soil, large oversized masses of half-frozen water teetering on the precipice of subzero masculine ******* Francophilic cleavage jetting out of this deserted white pastoral dressing. The inaugural bawl, wanton fixations of putting the imperialist foot on every spot of tree, each and every shrub, until the limbs' cast reaches each dimple that foliage braves, where that blue eagle of patriotism dredges its claws to form every river, rill, estuary, creek, channel, flume, littoral, and waterway where the iron-rich gullies once brimmed in the interamnian basins, rich crimsony waters riffling through fruitful and extravagant aquifers. Beyond that, where an inexplicably feral wind rips vines from their dendritic housings, where barely an eye can see, this place of exsanguination and abysmal phytocide. At the end of this lamentable torture, only a desert of human interest remains. There is no reason to laugh, or smile, or cheer, or put a leg up, to call on a friend, or to have ice cream. There will be no more ice cream. There is only the loathsome incredulousness and avarice in the semblances and familiarity of those with whom we thought we once knew. Little can ever be known, for there is much to gain in the absence of knowledge, and even greater that can be acquired in the alms of wisdom through patient examination and thorough silence. Here on the buttes and cornices, the thwacking gavels of evil power deities throw down their lust for more and soon become adjoined to these grand discrepancies greed mistakenly loses to a lack of awareness and to self-aggrandizement. Power is the weapon of inexperienced wielders. Passion is the immortal frequency that is worn by artisans and artists, poets and painters, it is the business of quietness to learnedly evolve to protect our tomorrows from personal needs, but to instead preserve the integral parts of society. The words of languages, artifacts, and cultures, rather than the skeletons of ****** and the deeds of possession. Each who sleeps knows their bedfellows to equally be at peace. For no wealth can exceed that of comfortable pillows, soft quilts, and sheets. We are all the same while we sleep.
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Aspirations April 22, 2011 The heart and the soul are indeed tender matters. If I were to say that I put forth all of my spirit into that which I do, it would differ greatly from pouring monstrous strength, practice, effort, or skill into a task. It will not suffice to simply write off emotions as such. They carry such a weight as well as a healing hand which can either break or mend someone. Those who claim to have experienced the extent of an exercised heart or soul are wrong. The yearning that is required, the distant outcry for something unobtainable, the starving blood thirst for internal satisfaction, that which I, myself do not yet know, and am merely able to speak of due to my unusual reflection. I should say for us all to stick to mere movements for now. Build steps here and there, crumble foundations occasionally, this is how one should practice in order to one day know of the heart and soul, and should that day arrive all too soon, one will not feel complete, but a stinging emptiness, the resounding echo of being bare handed. For I truly believe that the heart and the soul are the wielders who hold us tools in their hands.
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Dec 24, 2013
Dec 24, 2013 at 7:18 PM UTC
Lovers' Warfare Series (1/9): _______________________ The Beginning: Aspirations
Our future was built on revolution. A mythos of courageously vanquishing the empire. Such is the birthright of our citizens. Our history created us in its image. Villains seeking conciliation must bear the title and charge of treason. Wielders of swords and rifles stand immortalized in every town square. Liberty or Death proclaims the stone and bronze in which they are cast. What will be the names of these great black men, who crush the oppression of the old revolution?
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 12:12 PM UTC
The Old Revolution
BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS … by Alice Connally Fisk                  Majestic Monarch butterflies spectacular in flight. Vast population plunging. Endangered now their plight Monsanto’s toxic glyphosate drives down the Monarchs number. Giant wielders of clout driven by greed count on the public to slumber. Toxic **** killers **** butterfly beauties as they drop from the blue one-by-one. Roundup Ready concoctions of cold profiteers cause our Monarch’s extinction be done… So rally to end sweet butterfly’s fate and bring back our Monarchs before it’s too late! © 2015  Alice Connally Fisk BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS "To make a wish come true, whisper  it to a Butterfly.  Upon these wings it will be taken to heaven and granted, for they are the messengers of the Great Spirit."  ~ Native American Legend               Alice Connally Fisk, 11 Pineview Place, Melrose, NY  12121 77-year-old great-grandmother, lifelong poet Kindred spirits will be given permission to add music to my lyrics and sing the song - [email protected]
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 12:36 PM UTC
BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS ...
What better place To keep a Secret from Those Within The Light? I've been through the shadows in the Valley of Darkness So I know, You've been there also. We live in a world Wherein Several of which Reside, -this realm to shelter the Treasures of Those Still, Hoping, in their Transition. And While I was there To uproot the Despair I'd stored, For my Too stern Pride's Veil in Recovery, I saw yours there Also, Your Mane, -shaved, Leo, Attached to a Sliver-cracked Ego, Hidden Amongst both The Gems of a gypsy Glowing in the dark, Winking Smiles At my Treks, In & Out, The Crumbling treasures Of the tragic, Troubled Someones, Nearly Forgotten in their Trying Tribulations. Shadows a desperate Shelter from the Thoughtless Impunities Sometimes Rampant In The Light. The Darkness is Dark In that, It enabled, Evades what Light does Simply by Nature. And I saw, You saw this Too. -- Once upon a time, Without the Spots of Darkness, That we All Have Stolen away To, To let out Free Your soul, To just Be, On our way To seeing What's Needed. Without the Soft Cloak of the Shadows, My blood, We, The Imperfect Become We, The Vulnerable. -- I saw a soldier's Heart's longing, Becoming Worn by a Chafing Of a Strong, strong Courage A young girl's Freedom Too tightly Gripping Like thorns Sweet Yearnings for A Love, Truly Everlasting. -- Not all wielders Of Light Are servants of Light. Some use Light For Their own Devices. So by Cause, Weak or strong, Pain fresh Or long, We all Have been acquainted With The Darkness.
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 3:02 PM UTC
On: Shadows & Darkness
What better place To keep a Secret from Those Within The Light? I've been through the shadows in the Valley of Darkness So I know, You've been there also. We live in a world Wherein Several of which Reside, -this realm to shelter the Treasures of Those Still, Hoping, in their Transition. And While I was there To uproot the Despair I'd stored, For my Too stern Pride's Veil in Recovery, I saw yours there Also, Your Mane, -shaved, Leo, Attached to a Sliver-cracked Ego, Hidden Amongst both The Gems of a gypsy Glowing in the dark, Winking Smiles At my Treks, In & Out, The Crumbling treasures Of the tragic, Troubled Someones, Nearly Forgotten in their Trying Tribulations. Shadows a desperate Shelter from the Thoughtless Impunities Sometimes Rampant In The Light. The Darkness is Dark In that, It enabled, Evades what Light does Simply by Nature. And I saw, You saw this Too. -- Once upon a time, Without the Spots of Darkness, That we All Have Stolen away To, To let out Free Your soul, To just Be, On our way To seeing What's Needed. Without the Soft Cloak of the Shadows, My blood, We, The Imperfect Become We, The Vulnerable. -- I saw a soldier's Heart's longing, Becoming Worn by a Chafing Of a Strong, strong Courage A young girl's Freedom Too tightly Gripping Like thorns Sweet Yearnings for A Love, Truly Everlasting. -- Not all wielders Of Light Are servants of Light. Some use Light For Their own Devices. So by Cause, Weak or strong, Pain fresh Or long, We all Have been acquainted With The Darkness.
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BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS … by Alice Connally Fisk Majestic Monarch butterflies spectacular in flight. Vast population plunging. Endangered now their plight Monsanto’s toxic glyphosate drives down the Monarchs number. Giant wielders of clout driven by greed count on the public to slumber. Toxic **** killers **** butterfly beauties as they drop from the blue one-by-one. Roundup Ready concoctions of cold profiteers cause our Monarch’s extinction be done… So rally to end sweet butterfly’s fate and bring back our Monarchs before it’s too late! © 2015 Alice Connally Fisk BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS "To make a wish come true, whisper it to a Butterfly. Upon these wings it will be taken to heaven and granted, for they are the messengers of the Great Spirit." ~ Native American Legend Alice Connally Fisk, 11 Pineview Place, Melrose, NY 12121 77-year-old great-grandmother, lifelong poet Kindred spirits will be given permission to add music to my lyrics and sing the song - [email protected]
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 12:23 PM UTC
BOYCOTT MONSANTO BRING BACK THE MONARCHS ... by Alice Connally Fisk
Perhaps, once, across vast and prosperous lands of abundance, inhabitants of many great civilizations thrived and cared for the earth they called their own. This was the way. Then, though, cloaked in black and filth, the slim faced invaders emerged from their firm ships, this shifted. The new status quo was to comply with theirs. How dare they punish progress? This would have been preferable had the inhabitants of the land had a choice, at least, but they did not. The foreigners knew this, and strategically sickened their people with disease—how could it have been an accident?—raped them and their land, and plunged their prosperity into the dark. As the years passed, only tales of the past, the former nature of this land, were what remained. Forests fell. The ways and the winds changed. Forts flourished. The foreigners’ descendants believed they needed to form a more perfect union on their land, yet one only they could enjoy. Just like those before, these people reshaped the land they claimed was for community and fueled an empire of capital accumulation and individuality. How could we not? As the centuries counted away from that fateful fall, the agenda of ****** the land and its people and reaping the benefits remained, overtaking that of old. The natives made attempts to stop it, and lessons they were taught. How dare they punish progress? Some listened, realizing the natives deserved rights, so the new status quo was to comply and grant them compensation and rights. Molded by its newest wielders as the seats of the world, it was a model to aspire to. This was the way. Now, across vast and prosperous lands, great civilizations live in abundance with all the things they own. Perhaps.
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Jan 31, 2025
Jan 31, 2025 at 8:49 PM UTC
A More Perfect Union?, Version 2
Perhaps, once, across vast and prosperous lands of abundance, inhabitants of many great civilizations thrived and cared for the earth they called their own. This was the way. Then, though, cloaked in black and filth, the slim faced invaders emerged from their firm ships, this shifted. The new status quo was to comply with theirs. How dare they punish progress? This would have been preferable had the inhabitants of the land had a choice, at least, but they did not. The foreigners knew this, and strategically sickened their people with disease—how could it have been an accident?—raped them and their land, and plunged their prosperity into the dark. As the years passed, only tales of the past, the former nature of this land, were what remained. Forests fell. The ways and the winds changed. Forts flourished. The foreigners’ descendants believed they needed to form a more perfect union on their land, yet one only they could enjoy. Just like those before, these people reshaped the land they claimed was for community and fueled an empire of capital accumulation and individuality. How could we not? As the centuries counted away from that fateful fall, the agenda of ****** the land and its people and reaping the benefits remained, overtaking that of old. The natives made attempts to stop it, and lessons they were taught. How dare they punish progress? Some listened, realizing the natives deserved rights, so the new status quo was to comply and grant them compensation and rights. Molded by its newest wielders as the seats of the world, it was a model to aspire to. This was the way. Now, across vast and prosperous lands, great civilizations live in abundance with all the things they own. Perhaps.
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They call you the girl made out of glass A princess, so fragile and naive Who cannot hold an ounce of darkness Always the one who is deceived You are breakable, but not weak You are stronger than they believe Shards of glass cut through so easily Piercing each of their misdeeds Every part of you is just as deadly With every shard, you are complete How do you hold such an honest heart No need for illusions to achieve Your rise to a better reign You will become a fiercer queen To start a revolution In ways the world needs A girl born from the embers And raised within hell's heat Derived from the ashes Of every ancestor deceased As you are made of glass When you break, you do not bleed Shaped by mental wielders One, who was forged to lead
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 8:41 PM UTC
Glass Princess
A dark line snakes along the shoreline Vanishing into a towering temple Home to the finest Michelin cuisine The ravenous crowd awaits, raven-clad, fangs out. Chef Yukinosuke’s obnoxiously fragranced guests Survived his expertly orchestrated dinner with death They devoured his fugu main course, without remorse ******* with a familiar demon, gatekeeper to hell Muffled screams can be heard behind the rice paper curtain A clamor of voices arises, one can hardly maintain The merciless knives wielders, red lips kissing bone Eternally insatiable of sins they can’t atone For. Yukinosuke adjusts the nori bond Of this new victim, his room will be fond One poised drop of noir caviar in her navel Her scaled-tail undulates, tale-tell Signs of her struggles before slaughter. Queen of the seven oceans served with a side Of whipped up seaweed cream from the tide Her breast perspiring under a life-like lotus flower. Before her, watering mouths stare in disbelief ***** men eye her perfectly tamed skin A woman sadistically touches her finger to her shin Yukinosuke’s knife glistens, still free from grief. Marred mermaid munched at midnight Lusterless tuffs of salt-streaked hair Vanished into thin air. A trampled on silky red ribbon in lieu of a gag Remains. Her turquoise scales to be made into a bag. April 8, 2018
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Apr 8, 2018
Apr 8, 2018 at 6:13 AM UTC
Worldly-vore
. High atop shining mountains, Where Gods glint as they spy On wanting mortals, cast in heat And toil, in heavens that are always Basked by sun and days of grape, That flow from the endless pour Of golden casks, give mirth to always Blue veins as they revel in mighty Perfection and beauty, enameled With imperishable face and statuary Form, who thunder above feathery Cloud, rumbling beyond all earthly Ken and dream— in these heavens, Is there myth only of desire? Or do they yearn in cradle sleep, As all those landed babes in need Of mercies and fable, do gods shape Subtle creations with the music of love, Of blood in a touch, of dawn and hope In the flowering of family and learning? Can the gleaming child ever know needs As they are met, held by eyes and lip, The windy caress of kiss and nod And rarest time as it wanes? On radiant, fabled Olympus, where Eagles, golden in the sun, only rake The rims of Elysium as they song glide So effortlessly, unlike the perilous, shy, Wandering tribes basely set so far below, The sun clad Titans home eternal, who always Are held, perpetual in ever engulf of skies, rest Starry, in their sparkling, immortal cloaks Of milky cosmos and ambrosial aethers. Above the murmuring clamours Of the under strays and dogs of plain And sea, do chose children of light ever Quake or shudder in awe, never moved, Or are they but wielders of storm and fierce Lightning strikes, burnishing in judgement flame, Never to be struck by leaves that come in fires of autumn, Such monumental peace in a seasons turn, the simple joinings, Of lovers, by a hearth, by a road, by rush of mountain streams? In high heavens do even the Gods not dream Of deep, down, sole earthly pleasures? .
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Jun 28, 2020
Jun 28, 2020 at 5:00 PM UTC
Once In Heavens
. High atop shining mountains, Where Gods glint as they spy On wanting mortals, cast in heat And toil, in heavens that are always Basked by sun and days of grape, That flow from the endless pour Of golden casks, give mirth to always Blue veins as they revel in mighty Perfection and beauty, enameled With imperishable face and statuary Form, who thunder above feathery Cloud, rumbling beyond all earthly Ken and dream— in these heavens, Is there myth only of desire? Or do they yearn in cradle sleep, As all those landed babes in need Of mercies and fable, do gods shape Subtle creations with the music of love, Of blood in a touch, of dawn and hope In the flowering of family and learning? Can the gleaming child ever know needs As they are met, held by eyes and lip, The windy caress of kiss and nod And rarest time as it wanes? On radiant, fabled Olympus, where Eagles, golden in the sun, only rake The rims of Elysium as they song glide So effortlessly, unlike the perilous, shy, Wandering tribes basely set so far below, The sun clad Titans home eternal, who always Are held, perpetual in ever engulf of skies, rest Starry, in their sparkling, immortal cloaks Of milky cosmos and ambrosial aethers. Above the murmuring clamours Of the under strays and dogs of plain And sea, do chose children of light ever Quake or shudder in awe, never moved, Or are they but wielders of storm and fierce Lightning strikes, burnishing in judgement flame, Never to be struck by leaves that come in fires of autumn, Such monumental peace in a seasons turn, the simple joinings, Of lovers, by a hearth, by a road, by rush of mountain streams? In high heavens do even the Gods not dream Of deep, down, sole earthly pleasures? .
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. He loved to **** of in front of the girls in the lunch room When told to stop he sued the school Claiming this was just his ****** preference And orientation // And he won in court •• Now Some girls really got hot watching him And started knocking his hands away And ******* him off !! And then some boys And then some trans gendered catagories To difficult to describe )( Some ****** devianted whip wielders entered the scene /// They finally had to close the school down They finally had to close the country down But don't worry DONALD TRUMP will **** on us all With his holy water And we will be saved X
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 1:10 AM UTC
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