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"wihout" poems
Raindrop oh raindrop I like every drop But there was a girl that's been trapped Inside a small but breakable raindrop It is no ordinary raindrop It is like a crystal It's very fragile Raindrops were like her teardrops Slowly streams down her face Tears that would like to race No one will took a interest To a simple raindrop When will this storm stop? Raindrops keep falling on the ground But how about the fragile one? Would it break to pieces? How the girl wish she would be catch by someone It's hard to fall wihout being catched by anyone You'll be the broken one Raindrop oh raindrop Keep falling Still flowing Then now I am slowly breaking Iniside this raindrop
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 8:11 PM UTC
Raindrop
A flame wihout its    heat is as useless as a poetry without a thought.               What is man without a soul? Can he be called human at all? How              useful is an empty house that stands on a barren hill? A man                          not capable of thinking? A blank book? Or a sun without the grace of a fire? How good is            the wind without the trees?  Or the birds that worship its strength? How good is the ocean without                               the fishes? Or the human that embraces its wealth? All things are interconnected and   interdependent.     Like air to mankind and to the trees. And trees to mankind and to the soil. Like air to the waters.                     Waters to mankind. Waters to the soil. As fire to man as to the trees. Mankind to the trees and                to the soil. And trees to the soil, fire to the soil, man, fire. Fire and man. The fire within a man. Enflaming                       the soul of another man. We are all relatives in the dance of life. We are integral part of the earth.           The air, the waters, the sun and the moon. Everything is hitched to everything else. The air,                                    the waters, the sun and the moon. The salt of the ocean is in our blood. The calcium of the rocks is in our bones. The genes of ten thousand generations is in our cells. The fire of the sun king is in our spirits. The might of the winds is in our lungs. The most powerful element of the universe is in our hearts. The mighty winds                      rage and we bend for them. The fields yield and we kneel for them.  The blossoms open and we  rejoice.                                One could not pluck a flower without hurting a star. The wolves could not haunt for a                         meal without troubling a heart. An atom could not deteriorate without worrying                              the universe.  But along                                   the way man seems                                    to forget. And most                                    of the time, man does                                     not pay attention to                                      its depth. Man be-                                     comes too ignorant                                     to understand. That                                     man is the heart of it                                    all. The pulse that keeps                               the system alive. Man ne-                                 eds not observe but feel. M                                an needs to penetrate quite-                             ly as earthworms. Underst-                             ands as soils absorb water. Pon-                    der as the winds gather strength. Spread                as the vines that overrun the yard. Let your flame be the                                           guiding light.Do not let it be the fire that burns.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 12:28 AM UTC
Interdependency
A flame wihout its    heat is as useless as a poetry without a thought.               What is man without a soul? Can he be called human at all? How              useful is an empty house that stands on a barren hill? A man                          not capable of thinking? A blank book? Or a sun without the grace of a fire? How good is            the wind without the trees?  Or the birds that worship its strength? How good is the ocean without                               the fishes? Or the human that embraces its wealth? All things are interconnected and   interdependent.     Like air to mankind and to the trees. And trees to mankind and to the soil. Like air to the waters.                     Waters to mankind. Waters to the soil. As fire to man as to the trees. Mankind to the trees and                to the soil. And trees to the soil, fire to the soil, man, fire. Fire and man. The fire within a man. Enflaming                       the soul of another man. We are all relatives in the dance of life. We are integral part of the earth.           The air, the waters, the sun and the moon. Everything is hitched to everything else. The air,                                    the waters, the sun and the moon. The salt of the ocean is in our blood. The calcium of the rocks is in our bones. The genes of ten thousand generations is in our cells. The fire of the sun king is in our spirits. The might of the winds is in our lungs. The most powerful element of the universe is in our hearts. The mighty winds                      rage and we bend for them. The fields yield and we kneel for them.  The blossoms open and we  rejoice.                                One could not pluck a flower without hurting a star. The wolves could not haunt for a                         meal without troubling a heart. An atom could not deteriorate without worrying                              the universe.  But along                                   the way man seems                                    to forget. And most                                    of the time, man does                                     not pay attention to                                      its depth. Man be-                                     comes too ignorant                                     to understand. That                                     man is the heart of it                                    all. The pulse that keeps                               the system alive. Man ne-                                 eds not observe but feel. M                                an needs to penetrate quite-                             ly as earthworms. Underst-                             ands as soils absorb water. Pon-                    der as the winds gather strength. Spread                as the vines that overrun the yard. Let your flame be the                                           guiding light.Do not let it be the fire that burns.
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I was about to break down when a friend came in. she told me stories of wisdom, inspite of my grin. inspite of everything, same insecurities I've fell on, adviced and reminded me, not to apprehend expectations. She gave and lifted, when I was deep down. with her easy approach, had released myself in frown. Her knowledge base foundation, she earned by timed waiting. shared and inspired, even wihout a smoke and wine. She sailed my boat, without an equal exchange. lend an even-honest ear, unlocked my heart in cage, from these black biles, that turns off the tide. mere worries and immaturities, are thrown and kept aside. Now, how very lucky I am, to have this heaven sent. A rare, and precious jewel, A real gem of a Friend.
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May 1, 2011
May 1, 2011 at 1:41 AM UTC
A gem of a friend
At twentythirtyfour On the eleventhofseptember a neuropathological tracer Jumped from the box, Lost poem; a title over rain men waving tins at a tractor, And the later sleeping wihout Rest; rooms full of waves, the ineluctable modality of water.
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Sep 13, 2015
Sep 13, 2015 at 11:18 AM UTC
Flooding In Kaschmir
I have no guidence. Searched on every summit for some lost elusive cure, and for the alchemy to make me feel like I was pure. Violently, I've torn through the marrow of all I am, begging every single deity I've known for their hand. I have no peace. Maybe healing will never surface, Maybe muffled by the sand. A doctrine for the hopeful, Who will never understand. Wounds have always held Daggers that were never removed. What if pain protects the heart Because it never is renewed? I have no harmony. Singing broken hymns can birth another's hymn of praise. Unspoken cosmic laws that state Examples must be made. I am never truly broken, I can wish to be in time, But I remain a quantum sonnet, That is void of any rhyme. I have no exit. Maybe there is grace that lives Within my wilted plea. In knowing, I'm exactly Who I knew I'd always be. In a life of pulling chains, Tethered to a hopeless mind. What is left within a soul, To see a purpose that's divine, Without the residue of ash From embers charring bone? Without emotions echoes, That have turned it into stone. The cold sweat of empathy For the fellow misbegotten. Or wihout the twitching nerves Of a body that is rotten. I have no dreams. I cannot find belief in me For false restoration. No longer a beggar for A hollowed-out salvation. I walk with aching fractures To a rapture born in rust. A fate I feel deep in my core, That all is made of dust. I have no reasons. What's the purpose For this riddle I weave? Is there truth in what remains, Or is truth in what will leave? As I stand, a withered body, weeping now without a plea. I am all I ever was, All I've known I'd ever be. I have no future. ​
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May 6, 2025
May 6, 2025 at 4:46 PM UTC
I'm Never Getting Better. Maybe That's Alright.
I have no guidence. Searched on every summit for some lost elusive cure, and for the alchemy to make me feel like I was pure. Violently, I've torn through the marrow of all I am, begging every single deity I've known for their hand. I have no peace. Maybe healing will never surface, Maybe muffled by the sand. A doctrine for the hopeful, Who will never understand. Wounds have always held Daggers that were never removed. What if pain protects the heart Because it never is renewed? I have no harmony. Singing broken hymns can birth another's hymn of praise. Unspoken cosmic laws that state Examples must be made. I am never truly broken, I can wish to be in time, But I remain a quantum sonnet, That is void of any rhyme. I have no exit. Maybe there is grace that lives Within my wilted plea. In knowing, I'm exactly Who I knew I'd always be. In a life of pulling chains, Tethered to a hopeless mind. What is left within a soul, To see a purpose that's divine, Without the residue of ash From embers charring bone? Without emotions echoes, That have turned it into stone. The cold sweat of empathy For the fellow misbegotten. Or wihout the twitching nerves Of a body that is rotten. I have no dreams. I cannot find belief in me For false restoration. No longer a beggar for A hollowed-out salvation. I walk with aching fractures To a rapture born in rust. A fate I feel deep in my core, That all is made of dust. I have no reasons. What's the purpose For this riddle I weave? Is there truth in what remains, Or is truth in what will leave? As I stand, a withered body, weeping now without a plea. I am all I ever was, All I've known I'd ever be. I have no future. ​
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Soul is such a worn thing Nobody knows what it means to have a soul Does souls live forever or have any expiration date? Does everybody have a soul? Does anybody feel their soul breathing through their chest? Or is just a thing that lives and dies silently in your nose Once I'd met this girls whose soul been stolen by a cat She'd past a whole summer looking for it until she gave up And decide it was worthless Life wihout a soul it's like have live and never had go to India Or like eating cereal wihout pouring milk in the bowl I guess some might say that I'm wrong And a soul it's a requirement for a fulfilling life You need a soul in order to appreciate art Or to feel love Or to cough, sneeze and **** But I've been living without even been live inside And so far it has work out for me
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Oct 8, 2017
Oct 8, 2017 at 2:37 PM UTC
Soul soul soul soul