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I was a caterpillar , before I became a butterfly . The pain I had to endure in order to transform into the beauty I am today . This is my tale . In the forest there was, My cocoon wrapped in the finest silk, With a power to live in a colorful world. To dream and conquer goals. A Vivacious soul spinning in the purest silk Growing and maturing as I spun. Wishing for freedom with my beautiful wings, Counting the days to be free and soar as a lively butterfly until You winded into my community Lured my queen and her uneven monarch. Tempted to sabotage my purity. For that you, Lured yourself into my vulernable cocoon with that trust, you decided to disrupt my process. How can one man ruin my nesting site? And I had faith in you , to be a figure I never had. I wanted. My heart ached for it. I needed it. To be loved . To be nurtured. To never be like those stray dogs looking for a home. This was the moment . Where.... Innocence stripped, heart captured. My Freedom gone. You were naive to comprehend On what you were doing... You would stab my cocoon with your sickening poison . Over and over you stabbed . Ruptured the veins of my innocence . To break my finest silk . Purity banished. Stabbing your poison was Making my cocoon useless , worthless , unwanted, colorless, I tried to run and I tried to scream but I was devoured by this poison It was the love I deserve. Couldn't escape , numb to the pain For every poison injected, I began to Question God? Where was he ? when I shed out a tear of help. Where was he? when my cocoon was destroyed. Was I loved God? when I muffled help in your name. I hated myself , I stay in my cocoon afraid to see my future. I wasn't going to be a beautiful butterfly Battered Butterfly My life seemed to be colorless No one wants a battered butterfly My life.... It seemed it had ended when poison sunk onto my helpless body . No one wants a battered butterfly Imprisoned to these chains. Being poisoned every night by different Predators. Oh God.... Those predators ... Battered lifeless little butterfly Was I ever loved in my nesting site? But then again nobody loves a battered butterfly How can I reach to heaven when I was worthless. Believed I was a vile ***** Tricked into a poison of hell. Battered Ugly Butterfly ***** Little butterfly*. There was no light in tunnel There was no holes in my silk To escape this poisonous nest. Why? Because I believe nobody wants save a battered butterfly How can the man I trusted ruined me. I thought you could be the one to complete my lovely monarch . To complete the missing piece. But you continued to misuse me. To haunt me. To barricade my heart To own my soul But one thing I can truly say You never once won over me. You never imprinted my change. I endured your pain That was a sign of God To show me what strength I am capable of. That was the light that I found, You had no control to inflict pain anymore. Because I became impervious to your pain. I am a beautiful butterfly reigning over my monarch with no thought of you. That is my freedom
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 2:25 AM UTC
Battered Butterfly
I was a caterpillar , before I became a butterfly . The pain I had to endure in order to transform into the beauty I am today . This is my tale . In the forest there was, My cocoon wrapped in the finest silk, With a power to live in a colorful world. To dream and conquer goals. A Vivacious soul spinning in the purest silk Growing and maturing as I spun. Wishing for freedom with my beautiful wings, Counting the days to be free and soar as a lively butterfly until You winded into my community Lured my queen and her uneven monarch. Tempted to sabotage my purity. For that you, Lured yourself into my vulernable cocoon with that trust, you decided to disrupt my process. How can one man ruin my nesting site? And I had faith in you , to be a figure I never had. I wanted. My heart ached for it. I needed it. To be loved . To be nurtured. To never be like those stray dogs looking for a home. This was the moment . Where.... Innocence stripped, heart captured. My Freedom gone. You were naive to comprehend On what you were doing... You would stab my cocoon with your sickening poison . Over and over you stabbed . Ruptured the veins of my innocence . To break my finest silk . Purity banished. Stabbing your poison was Making my cocoon useless , worthless , unwanted, colorless, I tried to run and I tried to scream but I was devoured by this poison It was the love I deserve. Couldn't escape , numb to the pain For every poison injected, I began to Question God? Where was he ? when I shed out a tear of help. Where was he? when my cocoon was destroyed. Was I loved God? when I muffled help in your name. I hated myself , I stay in my cocoon afraid to see my future. I wasn't going to be a beautiful butterfly Battered Butterfly My life seemed to be colorless No one wants a battered butterfly My life.... It seemed it had ended when poison sunk onto my helpless body . No one wants a battered butterfly Imprisoned to these chains. Being poisoned every night by different Predators. Oh God.... Those predators ... Battered lifeless little butterfly Was I ever loved in my nesting site? But then again nobody loves a battered butterfly How can I reach to heaven when I was worthless. Believed I was a vile ***** Tricked into a poison of hell. Battered Ugly Butterfly ***** Little butterfly*. There was no light in tunnel There was no holes in my silk To escape this poisonous nest. Why? Because I believe nobody wants save a battered butterfly How can the man I trusted ruined me. I thought you could be the one to complete my lovely monarch . To complete the missing piece. But you continued to misuse me. To haunt me. To barricade my heart To own my soul But one thing I can truly say You never once won over me. You never imprinted my change. I endured your pain That was a sign of God To show me what strength I am capable of. That was the light that I found, You had no control to inflict pain anymore. Because I became impervious to your pain. I am a beautiful butterfly reigning over my monarch with no thought of you. That is my freedom
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It is nestled deep inside the fertile Shenandoah Valley. There is a river that runs amok like a rabid, winded wildcat in the shadows of temptation. And then there’s a back-country woman that just won’t leave my hesitated mind. Taking time to worry all about her, risking heartache to forever go without her— it seems like such an unfair penance, like the result of prison’s popular undeserved sentences. Getting by without a proper windshield, it’s starting to look as if my drummer really is too far off the mark. Wishes to again cross that princess on that old and dusty road. In the end it’s a crime that, quite simply, has no motive. And I’m paying my sentence daily for being a prince—and not the most handsome toad in the land.
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 1:46 PM UTC
Back-Country Woman
I still remember the drawn out afternoons, the minutes passing without a thing to do, the clock just a metronome keeping us in time. I poked fun at you without reason; jealousy leads one into themselves it seems. Do you recall? We were carnal beings... I'd apologize for my egoistic banter, but apologies are best left to the eulogizer, and this may be some sort of graveside whisper; a long-winded to-do list of idle talk. I'd call you "Lesbia", "Rosalind",  "my diadem stashed away", but twenty-two months wore words away and it would seem like frantic blandishing. Maybe in my own life I may be able to demonstrate what William Yeats had meant by a body quarreling with it's soul, but I think -- You're delusional! -- that I could be content. I remember everything --- I remember the yielded heart feels a subtle sting. The yew chattered in the wind outside your window and I felt rooted as I told you I was you and would always be. But twenty-two months is a long time.
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 2:54 PM UTC
From California with Love
Ash to mouth divide north and south east and west, shout  with class of Scout let it out with griffin clout we here we out , hear me out — rhymes in time without silent shrines to mime cleared the crowd covered eyes and mouth over body desert shroud if vengeance is your business then from swords to plow en lakesh an eye for an eye binds the all to be blind but you can’t unsee the signs no thoughts unclouded by loss out the window I toss mosaic fragments that cost health and awesome sauce Nazareth gutted commandments by anarchy spelled disaster after culture massive ego it swell up the road ahead a pit depress the juncture so we spit the dirt divide just to touch the other from pup to wolf so many bites, a pitted puncture so much disfunct the fight till all be winded lungs sir you can run but  from gamma ray you no hide passed a black hole wand inside a body died but it’s alright (it’s heaven sight till Zombie night ) animate dead necromantic black ring the rhythm of life and death a chronic swing the pendulum blade cross over cosmic skin consciousness draw out from within traced the win which wound round tat to skeleton a dusty tome bound and crafted man medicine subtracted by the head that spin in the sky and its happening, blessen-ings the miracle is mystery u cant guess it talking 3 eye see talking vip climb high as canopy walking so my shadow lands under me. ten toes touch to the dusty roads when toads appear throats close mighta had the Midas touch still the golden one was too much to flush you might live in Laos you my livid crowd you might live it now neva hit my limit how cause you live in now when you wake up proud timid mind plowed divid-dine fill the cloud insta crowd wowed this I vowed
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Sep 8, 2018
Sep 8, 2018 at 7:59 PM UTC
NȺƶȺɍɇŧħ FɍȺǥmɇnŧs
Ash to mouth divide north and south east and west, shout  with class of Scout let it out with griffin clout we here we out , hear me out — rhymes in time without silent shrines to mime cleared the crowd covered eyes and mouth over body desert shroud if vengeance is your business then from swords to plow en lakesh an eye for an eye binds the all to be blind but you can’t unsee the signs no thoughts unclouded by loss out the window I toss mosaic fragments that cost health and awesome sauce Nazareth gutted commandments by anarchy spelled disaster after culture massive ego it swell up the road ahead a pit depress the juncture so we spit the dirt divide just to touch the other from pup to wolf so many bites, a pitted puncture so much disfunct the fight till all be winded lungs sir you can run but  from gamma ray you no hide passed a black hole wand inside a body died but it’s alright (it’s heaven sight till Zombie night ) animate dead necromantic black ring the rhythm of life and death a chronic swing the pendulum blade cross over cosmic skin consciousness draw out from within traced the win which wound round tat to skeleton a dusty tome bound and crafted man medicine subtracted by the head that spin in the sky and its happening, blessen-ings the miracle is mystery u cant guess it talking 3 eye see talking vip climb high as canopy walking so my shadow lands under me. ten toes touch to the dusty roads when toads appear throats close mighta had the Midas touch still the golden one was too much to flush you might live in Laos you my livid crowd you might live it now neva hit my limit how cause you live in now when you wake up proud timid mind plowed divid-dine fill the cloud insta crowd wowed this I vowed
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the dendrites don't know what's right anymore. the tipsy balance is falling off the table, and there's nothing there to stop it. gravity is such a ***** but, so are a lot of things, and i can't seem to grasp onto anything good anymore by standing right in front of the doors that lead to something better. i knew it when i found my body still in the second row of the dark movie theater, crying at the smiling stars on the explosion of a projection screen. i'm pretty sure i was feeling sorry for myself lapping up some kind of enlightenment. i've been too nice for too long, but i've been old since the day i turned eight. that was when i learned about the rough bodies portraying the new style of *** on a vhs, and my eyes stung because i didn't want to watch and it seems to hormone driven boys that it's ingrained in my dna. i have been uncomfortable for ten years now. but not as winded on the day it burned a hole in my solar system, the milky way told me to love the metal hearts and always be kind. i can't do that anymore, there's too much anger in my stomach for my body not to convulse in shame. it was never my fault, but everyone else likes to think so and i've always held it gently so no one else would have to breathe in sawdust and exhale hurt. i always had it covered with my hands lined with fortunes. palms, can you tell what's in store for me now?
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 6:40 PM UTC
**** in patterns.
Hey I know it's been a while Since we've last both spoken. I'm doing fine Except I miss you sometimes When I least expect it I'm not really sure why It's not like we were anything special Maybe it's the look in your eye In that one moment of vulnerability When you tore off all the layers Of protection That you pull so tightly Around you Perfectly hiding you Making you invincible from the world Did that scare you? That I saw that side? Is that why you didn't call Didn't leave even a note or an inkling That you had the slightest interest Or was your interest only for those few Moments together Like magic Engulfing me completely Intoxicating my senses Filling me to the brim With you and the possibility of more More that will never come Because you won't let it I want you to know that I go From spurts of anger to pain When I think of you And what we could have had Sometimes I still hold hope Before remembering Stupid girl, it'll never work You make me the highest of highs and the lowest of lows And you don't even know it Funny Because I don't want you to You don't deserve that And at this rate you never will Well this is getting long winded And it's something you'll never see Because really why would you? You never even think of me! So I guess it's time To finish what I have to say There's really nothing else Other than Goodbye
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
Things I'd Like to Say to Him
before that, we sat pinned and winded on steel hands and plated masks near the crimson jade pools by the killing fields of bordeaux we did not look we could not look our eyes blinded and seared by the charred remains and shallow graves the battered birch and caliginous path drifters and vagabonds and kings of kings held witness to the pounding and overkill the blades cauldrons and burning sweet-grass all brought forth by healers rammers, sages and holy front men glance behind (watching them sort through the rubble and ***** the blood flow spilling its warmth throughout the festering scene they pulled the stops out on this one ~ those sweated woodlands and churned meadows now framed by a burned and broken cross autumn like winds begin to chill (casting spells over ground cover) night lights flicker beyond the fallen trees
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Jun 3, 2019
Jun 3, 2019 at 3:58 PM UTC
the killing fields
. Watching the rise and the fall of a kingdom Walls once rebuilt again tumble the ground Allowing the beasties free reign in the village Bellowing out o’er the wickedest sound Pacing the streets, seeking out bits of garbage Leaving their stains on the innocent few Leering in windows where children are hiding Tender young things and so easy to chew Thieves in the night lurk about come the morning Stealing the sun at the break of the dawn Drinking of sewage a’ flow in the gutters Checking off names as the many are gone Peering ‘round corners, down alleys, in shadows Seeking the favor of all who do grieve Laughing in spite of the torment now growing Licking their lips in the hope you believe Roaming in groups so the followed outnumber Say what you will for the king does not hear Lost in his throne made of mirrors that flatter Shivering, cowering, caving to fear Deaf to the villagers asking for reason Blind to the pillage befalling this land Dumb, well I guess that just goes without saying Nary a care what the people demand Feasting on turkey, potatoes and gravy Raising a glass to the enemy proud Taking a stand against those who support him Locking the front doors while yelling aloud ***“Carry your torches, your pitchforks, your honor It matters not for this evil shall win Even when gone there are echoes of anger Lingering on till they come back again Give them your all, what you’ve poured your heart into Down on your knees, bow to them one and all Step over rock and the piles of rubble This castle will stand even when the walls fall Shout all you like as no change is forthcoming Accept it or flee, you think I give a **** When you are gone many more will replace you Now pass those peas and a slice of that ham”*** So roam the beasties, their teeth ever sharpened Fanning the flames as so many are burned Tearing apart what the people envisioned Silly to think that they somehow had learned Nothing so happy with no ever after Always the same, it will happen again But unlike some other long winded stories Sadly in this I can not say “the end” Watching the rise and the fall of a kingdom Walls once rebuilt again tumble the ground Thankfully I can peruse from a distance Witnessing all without hanging around
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 9:25 AM UTC
Nothing so happy with no ever after
. Watching the rise and the fall of a kingdom Walls once rebuilt again tumble the ground Allowing the beasties free reign in the village Bellowing out o’er the wickedest sound Pacing the streets, seeking out bits of garbage Leaving their stains on the innocent few Leering in windows where children are hiding Tender young things and so easy to chew Thieves in the night lurk about come the morning Stealing the sun at the break of the dawn Drinking of sewage a’ flow in the gutters Checking off names as the many are gone Peering ‘round corners, down alleys, in shadows Seeking the favor of all who do grieve Laughing in spite of the torment now growing Licking their lips in the hope you believe Roaming in groups so the followed outnumber Say what you will for the king does not hear Lost in his throne made of mirrors that flatter Shivering, cowering, caving to fear Deaf to the villagers asking for reason Blind to the pillage befalling this land Dumb, well I guess that just goes without saying Nary a care what the people demand Feasting on turkey, potatoes and gravy Raising a glass to the enemy proud Taking a stand against those who support him Locking the front doors while yelling aloud ***“Carry your torches, your pitchforks, your honor It matters not for this evil shall win Even when gone there are echoes of anger Lingering on till they come back again Give them your all, what you’ve poured your heart into Down on your knees, bow to them one and all Step over rock and the piles of rubble This castle will stand even when the walls fall Shout all you like as no change is forthcoming Accept it or flee, you think I give a **** When you are gone many more will replace you Now pass those peas and a slice of that ham”*** So roam the beasties, their teeth ever sharpened Fanning the flames as so many are burned Tearing apart what the people envisioned Silly to think that they somehow had learned Nothing so happy with no ever after Always the same, it will happen again But unlike some other long winded stories Sadly in this I can not say “the end” Watching the rise and the fall of a kingdom Walls once rebuilt again tumble the ground Thankfully I can peruse from a distance Witnessing all without hanging around
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"The thought of  the future we will never have was pollinating foul fuzzy particles in the air, slowly following the wake of all those tasseled dreams I had held onto for all those years but had to let go." The most intimate revelations can often expose plagiaristic suppressions that we've most likely tried to already forget. Suggesting to anyone on the outside looking in, that there is a rancid cowardice secreting from the pores of all those who would deny the most basic of fundamental decencies to their fellow man. All the while, boasting a loud tolerance that would be found on the very last Autumn-the very last colorful arrangements of watering oranges and smothered reds our world was ever going to be privileged to witness again. The thundering drumming of my own beating heart gave my freshly dead and bland reaction a neon personality, with a few extra ********* lingering, successful gestures that reflected a sparkly prism of tracers. Tracers that were birthed from the most brilliant of lasers, as I was radiating something that was blindingly gorgeous, something that was heightened with more sensitivity as it shadowed over the complexity of every kiss that I had ever been given in my life.. Spinning a silk and gold web around me that was almost as intricate as an alarm sounding earth quake. This flaccidly tight response came at a price, leaving nothing but whispers and the wrong kind of impressions at the sight of  it's unwanted face.. The time of dignity and grace felt decades away as your tiny little temperaments began to attempt to soothe me into a very still silence. "Wooing" me and "seducing" me with such a strong touch of romantic readiness, I knew it would never be matched or found again causing me to feel a stroke of sadness at the single sentiment.   This dramatic departure killed any interest that might have supported the abortive sorrows and short winded elation’s of men, but instead the idea of a possibly new tasseled dream, sparked me into a shimmering prism bouncing glittering, glimmering, glowing rays off my skin, as I put the shine in the sun.
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
Tasseled Dreams
"The thought of  the future we will never have was pollinating foul fuzzy particles in the air, slowly following the wake of all those tasseled dreams I had held onto for all those years but had to let go." The most intimate revelations can often expose plagiaristic suppressions that we've most likely tried to already forget. Suggesting to anyone on the outside looking in, that there is a rancid cowardice secreting from the pores of all those who would deny the most basic of fundamental decencies to their fellow man. All the while, boasting a loud tolerance that would be found on the very last Autumn-the very last colorful arrangements of watering oranges and smothered reds our world was ever going to be privileged to witness again. The thundering drumming of my own beating heart gave my freshly dead and bland reaction a neon personality, with a few extra ********* lingering, successful gestures that reflected a sparkly prism of tracers. Tracers that were birthed from the most brilliant of lasers, as I was radiating something that was blindingly gorgeous, something that was heightened with more sensitivity as it shadowed over the complexity of every kiss that I had ever been given in my life.. Spinning a silk and gold web around me that was almost as intricate as an alarm sounding earth quake. This flaccidly tight response came at a price, leaving nothing but whispers and the wrong kind of impressions at the sight of  it's unwanted face.. The time of dignity and grace felt decades away as your tiny little temperaments began to attempt to soothe me into a very still silence. "Wooing" me and "seducing" me with such a strong touch of romantic readiness, I knew it would never be matched or found again causing me to feel a stroke of sadness at the single sentiment.   This dramatic departure killed any interest that might have supported the abortive sorrows and short winded elation’s of men, but instead the idea of a possibly new tasseled dream, sparked me into a shimmering prism bouncing glittering, glimmering, glowing rays off my skin, as I put the shine in the sun.
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Today, suddenly, I reached an absurd but unerring conclusion. In a moment of enlightenment, I realized that I'm nobody, absolutely nobody. When the lightning flashed, I saw that what I had thought to be a city was in fact a deserted plain and, in the same sinister light that revealed me to myself, there seemed to be no sky above it. I was robbed of any possibility of having existed before the world. If I was ever reincarnated, I must have done so without myself, without a self to reincarnate. I am the outskirts of some non-existent town, the long-winded prologue to an unwritten book. I'm nobody, nobody. I don't know how to feel or think or love. I'm a character in a novel as yet unwritten, hovering in the air and undone before I've even existed, amongst the dreams of someone who never quite managed to breathe life into me. I'm always thinking, always feeling, but my thoughts lack all reason, my emotions all feeling. I'm falling through a trapdoor, through infinite, infinitous space, in a directionless, empty fall. My soul is a black maelstrom, a great madness spinning about a vacuum, the swirling of a vast ocean around a hole in the void, and in the waters, more like whirlwinds than waters, float images of all I ever saw or heard in the world: houses, faces, books, boxes, snatches of music and fragments of voices, all caught up in a sinister, bottomless whirlpool. And I, I myself, am the centre that exists only because the geometry of the abyss demands it; I am the nothing around which all this spins, I exist so that it can spin, I am a centre that exists only because every circle has one. I, I myself, am the well in which the walls have fallen away to leave only viscous slime. I am the centre of everything surrounded by the great nothing. And it is as if hell itself were laughing within me but, instead of the human touch of diabolical laughter, there's the mad croak of the dead universe, the circling cadaver of physical space, the end of all worlds drifting blackly in the wind, misshapen, anachronistic, without the God who created it, without God himself who spins in the dark of darks, impossible, unique, everything. If only I could think! If only I could feel!
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 9:58 PM UTC
Today
Today, suddenly, I reached an absurd but unerring conclusion. In a moment of enlightenment, I realized that I'm nobody, absolutely nobody. When the lightning flashed, I saw that what I had thought to be a city was in fact a deserted plain and, in the same sinister light that revealed me to myself, there seemed to be no sky above it. I was robbed of any possibility of having existed before the world. If I was ever reincarnated, I must have done so without myself, without a self to reincarnate. I am the outskirts of some non-existent town, the long-winded prologue to an unwritten book. I'm nobody, nobody. I don't know how to feel or think or love. I'm a character in a novel as yet unwritten, hovering in the air and undone before I've even existed, amongst the dreams of someone who never quite managed to breathe life into me. I'm always thinking, always feeling, but my thoughts lack all reason, my emotions all feeling. I'm falling through a trapdoor, through infinite, infinitous space, in a directionless, empty fall. My soul is a black maelstrom, a great madness spinning about a vacuum, the swirling of a vast ocean around a hole in the void, and in the waters, more like whirlwinds than waters, float images of all I ever saw or heard in the world: houses, faces, books, boxes, snatches of music and fragments of voices, all caught up in a sinister, bottomless whirlpool. And I, I myself, am the centre that exists only because the geometry of the abyss demands it; I am the nothing around which all this spins, I exist so that it can spin, I am a centre that exists only because every circle has one. I, I myself, am the well in which the walls have fallen away to leave only viscous slime. I am the centre of everything surrounded by the great nothing. And it is as if hell itself were laughing within me but, instead of the human touch of diabolical laughter, there's the mad croak of the dead universe, the circling cadaver of physical space, the end of all worlds drifting blackly in the wind, misshapen, anachronistic, without the God who created it, without God himself who spins in the dark of darks, impossible, unique, everything. If only I could think! If only I could feel!
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The infinity of lights made her feel infinite Safe Like all the light would drive out the dark in this glowing city One She was as vast as the vast city around her New York Chicago Seattle all or None of the above Dream World Safe Safe enough to jump Not really to jump Maybe more to fly The fear did not affect her action In her hazy dream world city She could fly she thought She places her feet on the slippery unforgiving iron Stepping Up Looking Down The fear was still not there This was not a suicidal act She wanted to jump Not so much to jump as to fly King of this concrete jungle The ***** of the heart The pulse of the hand The breathlessness The final step Shes soaring now Shes falling now flying:soaring:floating falling:flailing:breaking you won't break yourself if you believe you can't There's the confliction The child that believes she can fly The grown girl who lays broken to die Her body is broken like a cartoon Like Wile E cayote after falling off some boulder There was a whole body There was not blood guts or reality Hazy dreamworld city In this flowing capital she beams with a twisted sense of perseverance She sustains no injuries Like tripping on those uneven breaks of pavement They say you're never supposed to sleep through the falls in the falling dreams The pit of the stomach Winded Clammy Punched in the stomach Falling Dreams Yet she did Why was the fear not there? It was not in her sleep cycle not on top of the skyscraper in hazy dreamworld city She saw her broken body rise to life Why could she sleep through the fall? And the next sky scraper she fell from ...Not in hazy dreamworld city ...Would she walk away? Was she jumping from the money that built that skyscraper? Or the classic Freudian symbol, dream specialists might contend Translation of one image onto another So I was jumping away from men Commitment What's new? Spend money and time Loose friends and crime Jumping away from reality Soaring now Falling now Falling into the flowing light of the hazy dreamworld city As flies will always return to fluorescent light bulbs, naive Like if she got close enough to it She would become it She would consume it The light would consume her Illuminated The dark expelled to the smallest corners of this earth flying in this hazy dreamworld city.
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Jun 24, 2012
Jun 24, 2012 at 7:16 PM UTC
Hazy Dream World City
The infinity of lights made her feel infinite Safe Like all the light would drive out the dark in this glowing city One She was as vast as the vast city around her New York Chicago Seattle all or None of the above Dream World Safe Safe enough to jump Not really to jump Maybe more to fly The fear did not affect her action In her hazy dream world city She could fly she thought She places her feet on the slippery unforgiving iron Stepping Up Looking Down The fear was still not there This was not a suicidal act She wanted to jump Not so much to jump as to fly King of this concrete jungle The ***** of the heart The pulse of the hand The breathlessness The final step Shes soaring now Shes falling now flying:soaring:floating falling:flailing:breaking you won't break yourself if you believe you can't There's the confliction The child that believes she can fly The grown girl who lays broken to die Her body is broken like a cartoon Like Wile E cayote after falling off some boulder There was a whole body There was not blood guts or reality Hazy dreamworld city In this flowing capital she beams with a twisted sense of perseverance She sustains no injuries Like tripping on those uneven breaks of pavement They say you're never supposed to sleep through the falls in the falling dreams The pit of the stomach Winded Clammy Punched in the stomach Falling Dreams Yet she did Why was the fear not there? It was not in her sleep cycle not on top of the skyscraper in hazy dreamworld city She saw her broken body rise to life Why could she sleep through the fall? And the next sky scraper she fell from ...Not in hazy dreamworld city ...Would she walk away? Was she jumping from the money that built that skyscraper? Or the classic Freudian symbol, dream specialists might contend Translation of one image onto another So I was jumping away from men Commitment What's new? Spend money and time Loose friends and crime Jumping away from reality Soaring now Falling now Falling into the flowing light of the hazy dreamworld city As flies will always return to fluorescent light bulbs, naive Like if she got close enough to it She would become it She would consume it The light would consume her Illuminated The dark expelled to the smallest corners of this earth flying in this hazy dreamworld city.
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quite today, so loud inside my mind thinking back on all the times lies were scattered looking at myself through the mirror shattered meant to live for so much more lost in my mind behind this locked door how can i continue in restrain? with all these memories attacking my brain how is it that i came here to close this door and locked myself behind it? this 360 circle cycle now re-winded
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 8:40 PM UTC
This **** Door
I I see the boys of summer in their ruin Lay the gold tithings barren, Setting no store by harvest, freeze the soils; There in their heat the winter floods Of frozen loves they fetch their girls, And drown the cargoed apples in their tides. These boys of light are curdlers in their folly, Sour the boiling honey; The jacks of frost they finger in the hives; There in the sun the frigid threads Of doubt and dark they feed their nerves; The signal moon is zero in their voids. I see the summer children in their mothers Split up the brawned womb's weathers, Divide the night and day with fairy thumbs; There in the deep with quartered shades Of sun and moon they paint their dams As sunlight paints the shelling of their heads. I see that from these boys shall men of nothing Stature by seedy shifting, Or lame the air with leaping from its hearts; There from their hearts the dogdayed pulse Of love and light bursts in their throats. O see the pulse of summer in the ice. II But seasons must be challenged or they totter Into a chiming quarter Where, punctual as death, we ring the stars; There, in his night, the black-tongued bells The sleepy man of winter pulls, Nor blows back moon-and-midnight as she blows. We are the dark derniers let us summon Death from a summer woman, A muscling life from lovers in their cramp From the fair dead who flush the sea The bright-eyed worm on Davy's lamp And from the planted womb the man of straw. We summer boys in this four-winded spinning, Green of the seaweeds' iron Hold up the noisy sea and drop her birds, Pick the world's ball of wave and froth To choke the deserts with her tides, And comb the county gardens for a wreath. In spring we cross our foreheads with the holly, Heigh ** the blood and berry, And nail the merry squires to the trees; Here love's damp muscle dries and dies Here break a kiss in no love's quarry, O see the poles of promise in the boys. III I see you boys of summer in your ruin. Man in his maggots barren. And boys are full and foreign to the pouch. I am the man your father was. We are the sons of flint and pitch. O see the poles are kissing as they cross.
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I See The Boys Of Summer
I I see the boys of summer in their ruin Lay the gold tithings barren, Setting no store by harvest, freeze the soils; There in their heat the winter floods Of frozen loves they fetch their girls, And drown the cargoed apples in their tides. These boys of light are curdlers in their folly, Sour the boiling honey; The jacks of frost they finger in the hives; There in the sun the frigid threads Of doubt and dark they feed their nerves; The signal moon is zero in their voids. I see the summer children in their mothers Split up the brawned womb's weathers, Divide the night and day with fairy thumbs; There in the deep with quartered shades Of sun and moon they paint their dams As sunlight paints the shelling of their heads. I see that from these boys shall men of nothing Stature by seedy shifting, Or lame the air with leaping from its hearts; There from their hearts the dogdayed pulse Of love and light bursts in their throats. O see the pulse of summer in the ice. II But seasons must be challenged or they totter Into a chiming quarter Where, punctual as death, we ring the stars; There, in his night, the black-tongued bells The sleepy man of winter pulls, Nor blows back moon-and-midnight as she blows. We are the dark derniers let us summon Death from a summer woman, A muscling life from lovers in their cramp From the fair dead who flush the sea The bright-eyed worm on Davy's lamp And from the planted womb the man of straw. We summer boys in this four-winded spinning, Green of the seaweeds' iron Hold up the noisy sea and drop her birds, Pick the world's ball of wave and froth To choke the deserts with her tides, And comb the county gardens for a wreath. In spring we cross our foreheads with the holly, Heigh ** the blood and berry, And nail the merry squires to the trees; Here love's damp muscle dries and dies Here break a kiss in no love's quarry, O see the poles of promise in the boys. III I see you boys of summer in your ruin. Man in his maggots barren. And boys are full and foreign to the pouch. I am the man your father was. We are the sons of flint and pitch. O see the poles are kissing as they cross.
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I breathe you in until I can no more And savor ev’ry moment that you’re near Breathless. Winded. Your closeness I adore For in your sweet embrace I have no fear I drink you in until I am replete You fill and overflow my wanting heart Two souls rejoice and hearts together beat A bond beyond compare; never to part And as we slowly dance this dance of love And all others are but a silhouette You draw me close; as one; like hand and glove Then speak to me the words I’ll not forget And in my heart they’re locked; and there they’ll stay Forever more – until my dying day
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Jan 5, 2011
Jan 5, 2011 at 11:34 PM UTC
Lost In The Nearness Of You
i'm an empty optimistic in a world where lost souls remain we're all threaded together by birth, given the consequences but what are we without an upper and a even worse downer those who survive the downers, sometimes never get back up did you feel the connection, like our roots locked together like we were handcuffed in familiarity, but you are as recognizable as my own heartbeat and it seems so natural, when you sing without the blissful harmony we used to sing together in unison, careless and carefree, and my heart is eroding day by day, would you still be able to swim if i taught you when i could and would you still be able to speak if i paid attention to you as i should but you inflict your pain back at others, is that how our world survived with the wildlife and it's fires, burning our only chance at safety, but i tried to extinguish the devastation and i'm a shapeless survivor with reasons to seek, **** and destroy in a way, does this make me the hero of the story, stripping the evil down? if you forgave me, i would be able to forget because i'm still carrying your world on my shoulders, and even though hearing your name makes me sick to my stomach, my body will refuse to give in to the peer pressure if i winded the hands of a clock, could i possibly strip your walls down still or could i stop caring and get revenge, which could possibly be a thrill -kra
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
healing herds
When he speaks, sometimes I hold my breath like I hold his hands. Drowning above water, caught in the riptide of Lust and Language, seems like such a foreign concept. At least it was before I met him. I can feel my heart as it palpitates and the arteries that throb just below my skull... They silently beg me to let go of what his words do - the pressure they place on my lungs. Winded like prey who has just flown from the ravenous predator. I feel torn apart more often than saved. And right now, I ******* hate metaphors. Who knew it was possible to anticipate that the way you may die would actually be the only way you ever lived? Always caught up in someone else's words.
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Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 7:13 AM UTC
Virginia Woolf
They're a funny lot, some of these poets, feisty feminists, dreamers, anti-money, and even some who are very self-defecating about themselves. And then there's the literary, learned allusion lot, and some who've got their eye on eternity, that's what, and others who rub too much turps on the **** of their imagination. But it's the long-winded poets who make me squirm, and for god’s sake, give me a bottle of red wine when the ones with blue-rinse hair get up to have their turn. They're terribly nice, but they need an echidna stuffed right up you know where - at least once, if not twice. And give me another bottle of the red, even if it's rough, or better still a whole case of that stuff, just to protect me from those who bleed too much in poems. Psychoanalytic stuff makes me paralytic and I have to stifle groans. But most of all, I like the poets with their tongues on fire, the ones who lick lightening before they write and who throw a sizzling poem down like a thunderbolt from Zeus. I like poems marsh mellow soft and bitter-sweet, too, and those oozing with the juice. And if a poem's loud and flash, so what? I like a bit of swagger, with shameless **** and *** And sometimes, I just like words that rhyme with licorice, Dionysius, Priapus, Bacchus and preposterous! Also, what the **** a poem can even give offense. Poets sometimes need to do this to stop indifference. They call this poet's license, but really, indifference is the only hell from which us poets need deliverance.
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Oct 30, 2012
Oct 30, 2012 at 6:56 AM UTC
Poets
They're a funny lot, some of these poets, feisty feminists, dreamers, anti-money, and even some who are very self-defecating about themselves. And then there's the literary, learned allusion lot, and some who've got their eye on eternity, that's what, and others who rub too much turps on the **** of their imagination. But it's the long-winded poets who make me squirm, and for god’s sake, give me a bottle of red wine when the ones with blue-rinse hair get up to have their turn. They're terribly nice, but they need an echidna stuffed right up you know where - at least once, if not twice. And give me another bottle of the red, even if it's rough, or better still a whole case of that stuff, just to protect me from those who bleed too much in poems. Psychoanalytic stuff makes me paralytic and I have to stifle groans. But most of all, I like the poets with their tongues on fire, the ones who lick lightening before they write and who throw a sizzling poem down like a thunderbolt from Zeus. I like poems marsh mellow soft and bitter-sweet, too, and those oozing with the juice. And if a poem's loud and flash, so what? I like a bit of swagger, with shameless **** and *** And sometimes, I just like words that rhyme with licorice, Dionysius, Priapus, Bacchus and preposterous! Also, what the **** a poem can even give offense. Poets sometimes need to do this to stop indifference. They call this poet's license, but really, indifference is the only hell from which us poets need deliverance.
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We live in a straight world. You might not think it’s true, “Gays are coming out everyday could be them next or her, maybe you too” Well I’ll take a minute to prove it to you. If I told you I’m into girls I’d see your brain short circuit in real time, “But you don’t look gay” you’d say. “Straight passing” is what they call a girl like me, who still looks feminine but doesn’t want the D. This “luxury” of remaining in the closet is really hurting my game, Added another straight boy to my list of those who lost it when they heard me exclaim, “I appreciate the offer, but I’m gay” Let’s not forget the most important issue “Gays will ruin the sanctity of marriage” Here, I’ll hand you the tissues. Man and woman, hand in hand, till death do they part, and yet more than half of all marriages end in the perfected art of divorce. Far be it from me, to take anyone’s right to do and say what they want, while you embrace the hate and live fighting the inevitable reality of any queer couple tying the knot. It might be 2018, but I still can’t hold a potential partner’s hand in a public facility without getting disgusted leers and a dreadful look at multiple cases of unprovoked hostility. So, try to look me in the eyes, And tell me I’m not right. But despite it all I’ll keep my head up high And let that rainbow flag fly Because this might be a straight world, But love is love is love is love. And that concludes this winded verse.
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Mar 27, 2018
Mar 27, 2018 at 10:05 PM UTC
Heteronormativity
We live in a straight world. You might not think it’s true, “Gays are coming out everyday could be them next or her, maybe you too” Well I’ll take a minute to prove it to you. If I told you I’m into girls I’d see your brain short circuit in real time, “But you don’t look gay” you’d say. “Straight passing” is what they call a girl like me, who still looks feminine but doesn’t want the D. This “luxury” of remaining in the closet is really hurting my game, Added another straight boy to my list of those who lost it when they heard me exclaim, “I appreciate the offer, but I’m gay” Let’s not forget the most important issue “Gays will ruin the sanctity of marriage” Here, I’ll hand you the tissues. Man and woman, hand in hand, till death do they part, and yet more than half of all marriages end in the perfected art of divorce. Far be it from me, to take anyone’s right to do and say what they want, while you embrace the hate and live fighting the inevitable reality of any queer couple tying the knot. It might be 2018, but I still can’t hold a potential partner’s hand in a public facility without getting disgusted leers and a dreadful look at multiple cases of unprovoked hostility. So, try to look me in the eyes, And tell me I’m not right. But despite it all I’ll keep my head up high And let that rainbow flag fly Because this might be a straight world, But love is love is love is love. And that concludes this winded verse.
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In contemporary belief. A archer went to a shaman for relief. A answer to ease fear of thoughts. Finding his way home, the trail of war became too much. He struggled with the regret of building a life away from what he knew. When he came to the shaman. The shaman hung his head low. Smelling the stinch of blood. Still he could not turn his back to the archer. When posed with the young archers question. He sat puzzled. Summering the long winded statement to "a great change must be made. Else all will fade." Knowing of the young archers longing for a maiden. The archer looked puzzled. Yet the shaman spoke nothing else. The young archer was called upon. A war broke on the opposing side. They needed his skill in fear that survival was utmost. Without time to think the archer grabbed his bow. His arrows and darted quickly in the direction the war has taken place. He quickly coiled arrow to bow. In repeated motion until none were left. A field of arrows covered the small space. War does something to a man. A brief clarity after the slaughter of contemplation. The shamans words dawned upon him like a snake. He darted to the shamans place in great discoverly. Finding that the shaman as well as his possessions were completely gone without trace. He darted back to the field. Searching through a forrest of arrow. A heart wrenching feeling stuck on his face. Guiding his way through the arrows he found a familar hand. Connected to a familar torso. A face stuck in agonizing eternity. The shamans words made more sense. Backing away from the body. Thinking deeply. Damning his hands. The thing that came as habit. He broke his bow in the reflection of his maiden's eyes. This war gone astray inside of him
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 12:00 AM UTC
War Of Arrows (Detailed)
In contemporary belief. A archer went to a shaman for relief. A answer to ease fear of thoughts. Finding his way home, the trail of war became too much. He struggled with the regret of building a life away from what he knew. When he came to the shaman. The shaman hung his head low. Smelling the stinch of blood. Still he could not turn his back to the archer. When posed with the young archers question. He sat puzzled. Summering the long winded statement to "a great change must be made. Else all will fade." Knowing of the young archers longing for a maiden. The archer looked puzzled. Yet the shaman spoke nothing else. The young archer was called upon. A war broke on the opposing side. They needed his skill in fear that survival was utmost. Without time to think the archer grabbed his bow. His arrows and darted quickly in the direction the war has taken place. He quickly coiled arrow to bow. In repeated motion until none were left. A field of arrows covered the small space. War does something to a man. A brief clarity after the slaughter of contemplation. The shamans words dawned upon him like a snake. He darted to the shamans place in great discoverly. Finding that the shaman as well as his possessions were completely gone without trace. He darted back to the field. Searching through a forrest of arrow. A heart wrenching feeling stuck on his face. Guiding his way through the arrows he found a familar hand. Connected to a familar torso. A face stuck in agonizing eternity. The shamans words made more sense. Backing away from the body. Thinking deeply. Damning his hands. The thing that came as habit. He broke his bow in the reflection of his maiden's eyes. This war gone astray inside of him
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i am getting rid of you and i am doing it in such a way that you think it is your idea. this way i have not the guilt i am so terribly relieved but i am also becoming so terribly sad this is what i want this is what i need this is what we both need but for some reason i still don't know why i'm doing it you are winding me down now letting me down easy with your last constructive words of how good this conversation has been for better or for worse like we are recalling our vows as we are breaking them and i have nothing to say after you thank me nothing long winded nothing regretful you are thanking me for making you fall out of love i do not think that is such a thing one should be thanked for
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 2:08 AM UTC
goodbye, moose
The infinity of lights made her feel infinite Safe Like all the light would drive out the dark in this glowing city One She was as vast as the vast city around her New York Chicago Seattle all or None of the above Dream World Safe Safe enough to jump Not really to jump Maybe more to fly The fear did not affect her action In her hazy dream world city She could fly she thought She places her feet on the slippery unforgiving iron Stepping Up Looking Down The fear was still not there This was not a suicidal act She wanted to jump Not so much to jump as to fly King of this concrete jungle The ***** of the heart The pulse of the hand The breathlessness The final step Shes soaring now Shes falling now flying:soaring:floating falling:flailing:breaking you won't break yourself if you believe you can't There's the confliction The child that believes she can fly The grown girl who lays broken to die Her body is broken like a cartoon Like Wile E cayote after falling off some boulder There was a whole body There was not blood guts or reality Hazy dreamworld city In this flowing capital she beams with a twisted sense of perseverance She sustains no injuries Like tripping on those uneven breaks of pavement They say you're never supposed to sleep through the falls in the falling dreams The pit of the stomach Winded Clammy Punched in the stomach Falling Dreams Yet she did Why was the fear not there? It was not in her sleep cycle not on top of the skyscraper in hazy dreamworld city She saw her broken body rise to life Why could she sleep through the fall? And the next sky scraper she fell from ...Not in hazy dreamworld city ...Would she walk away? Was she jumping from the money that built that skyscraper? Or the classic Freudian symbol, dream specialists might contend Translation of one image onto another So I was jumping away from men Commitment What's new? Spend money and time Loose friends and crime Jumping away from reality Soaring now Falling now Falling into the flowing light of the hazy dreamworld city As flies will always return to fluorescent light bulbs, naive Like if she got close enough to it She would become it She would consume it The light would consume her Illuminated The dark expelled to the smallest corners of this earth flying in this hazy dreamworld city.
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Jun 24, 2012
Jun 24, 2012 at 7:19 PM UTC
Hazy Dream World City
The infinity of lights made her feel infinite Safe Like all the light would drive out the dark in this glowing city One She was as vast as the vast city around her New York Chicago Seattle all or None of the above Dream World Safe Safe enough to jump Not really to jump Maybe more to fly The fear did not affect her action In her hazy dream world city She could fly she thought She places her feet on the slippery unforgiving iron Stepping Up Looking Down The fear was still not there This was not a suicidal act She wanted to jump Not so much to jump as to fly King of this concrete jungle The ***** of the heart The pulse of the hand The breathlessness The final step Shes soaring now Shes falling now flying:soaring:floating falling:flailing:breaking you won't break yourself if you believe you can't There's the confliction The child that believes she can fly The grown girl who lays broken to die Her body is broken like a cartoon Like Wile E cayote after falling off some boulder There was a whole body There was not blood guts or reality Hazy dreamworld city In this flowing capital she beams with a twisted sense of perseverance She sustains no injuries Like tripping on those uneven breaks of pavement They say you're never supposed to sleep through the falls in the falling dreams The pit of the stomach Winded Clammy Punched in the stomach Falling Dreams Yet she did Why was the fear not there? It was not in her sleep cycle not on top of the skyscraper in hazy dreamworld city She saw her broken body rise to life Why could she sleep through the fall? And the next sky scraper she fell from ...Not in hazy dreamworld city ...Would she walk away? Was she jumping from the money that built that skyscraper? Or the classic Freudian symbol, dream specialists might contend Translation of one image onto another So I was jumping away from men Commitment What's new? Spend money and time Loose friends and crime Jumping away from reality Soaring now Falling now Falling into the flowing light of the hazy dreamworld city As flies will always return to fluorescent light bulbs, naive Like if she got close enough to it She would become it She would consume it The light would consume her Illuminated The dark expelled to the smallest corners of this earth flying in this hazy dreamworld city.
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I always felt inadequate around her she tickled a piano like a child composing a beautiful laughter in the winded chest of a string instrument with no agenda these are the times that I’m grateful for huge siblings that see everything global surveillance for these chance moments that are only ever recreated in scripts mandated to what we wish for reeling in net-fulls of the hopeless that though have had their hopes tested are unmoved their hearts caressed and back-rubbed out of the misery of a reality that is only so if it an be seen on a screen who’s Eden stands in the clay of a dream
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 12:46 AM UTC
On 'Mystery' and 'Why'
I told the professor I loved beat literature and all the hippy consequences. He said they were such a small part of the population (along with Native Americans too apparently,  he noted a different time. Because of what, you ******* I thought). A pompous misguided thing, which either understandably or surprisingly, been teaching there since the 1960s. Five minutes of a winded attempt at putting anglophile humor into the lecture and you know the choice is "understandably" rather than "surprisingly." Been professing for the establishment, closed to other ways of thinking trickery.   A real square through and through. As if all change should come from appeasing the tyrannical bleachy supposed majority. Those in poverty, darker skins, gays, drug users, and all around flashy dressers ought to don suits for their one night Ed Sullivan performance. Get the folks on Bass Run Lane to be okay with seeing you in a glass cage in their living room scene. For just a couple decades. Then maybe they'll be used to seeing you in a grocery store. You'll always be laughable though, as they designed it to be so. The hippies were a very small majority says the anointed professor. "So were the suffragettes" snaps back a fiery thing sitting next to me. I should have talked to her more.
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 11:29 PM UTC
Sick on the Mold of a Herodotus Book
From far, from eve and morning And yon twelve-winded sky, The stuff of life to knit me Blew hither: here am I. Now--for a breath I tarry Nor yet disperse apart-- Take my hand quick and tell me, What have you in your heart. Speak now, and I will answer; How shall I help you, say; Ere to the wind's twelve quarters I take my endless way.
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From Far, From Eve And Morning