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"worming" poems
Doom train hurtling along Through the fog in my mind Towing freight, rectangular and oblong Dim headlights, you're travelling blind Five carriages long, excluding engine and caboose Metal against metal, spitting sparks on steel Undetermined path, rails will choose Chugging along on dirt covered wheels In the cabin, I see the light Emanating from your furnace Swallowing up coals in your gaping bite Tongues of flames licking the surface Fire breathing, spewing thick black smoke Almost unseen, against the dark of night A long plumy arm as if extending to choke And plug the remaining sources of light Meandering precariously on tracks that weave Over uncharted, unfathomable terrain Your store, so reliably you heave Worming your way through my brain What's in that cargo of yours? What lies within those boxcars? What drives you to diligently run your course? What fuels you to travel near and far? Loads of self pity, self loathing and self reproach Snaking your way to an unknown destination Screeching brakes as if a stop you approach Herald the train of dubious intentions Light is upon you, dark will dissipate Your plumes starting to lessen from your stack The dawn breaking horizon you didn't anticipate To see another charging towards you on this very same track...
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 4:16 AM UTC
Doom Train (I)
Somebody is shooting at something in our town -- A dull pom, pom in the Sunday street. Jealousy can open the blood, It can make black roses. Who are the shooting at? It is you the knives are out for At Waterloo, Waterloo, Napoleon, The **** of Elba on your short back, And the snow, marshaling its brilliant cutlery Mass after mass, saying Shh! Shh! These are chess people you play with, Still figures of ivory. The mud squirms with throats, Stepping stones for French bootsoles. The gilt and pink domes of Russia melt and float off In the furnace of greed. Clouds, clouds. So the swarm ***** and deserts Seventy feet up, in a black pine tree. It must be shot down. Pom! Pom! So dumb it thinks bullets are thunder. It thinks they are the voice of God Condoning the beak, the claw, the grin of the dog Yellow-haunched, a pack-dog, Grinning over its bone of ivory Like the pack, the pack, like everybody. The bees have got so far. Seventy feet high! Russia, Poland and Germany! The mild hills, the same old magenta Fields shrunk to a penny Spun into a river, the river crossed. The bees argue, in their black ball, A flying hedgehog, all prickles. The man with gray hands stands under the honeycomb Of their dream, the hived station Where trains, faithful to their steel arcs, Leave and arrive, and there is no end to the country. Pom! Pom! They fall Dismembered, to a tod of ivy. So much for the charioteers, the outriders, the Grand Army! A red tatter, Napoleon! The last badge of victory. The swarm is knocked into a cocked straw hat. Elba, Elba, bleb on the sea! The white busts of marshals, admirals, generals Worming themselves into niches. How instructive this is! The dumb, banded bodies Walking the plank draped with Mother France's upholstery Into a new mausoleum, An ivory palace, a crotch pine. The man with gray hands smiles -- The smile of a man of business, intensely practical. They are not hands at all But asbestos receptacles. Pom! Pom! 'They would have killed me.' Stings big as drawing pins! It seems bees have a notion of honor, A black intractable mind. Napoleon is pleased, he is pleased with everything. O Europe! O ton of honey!
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The Swarm
Somebody is shooting at something in our town -- A dull pom, pom in the Sunday street. Jealousy can open the blood, It can make black roses. Who are the shooting at? It is you the knives are out for At Waterloo, Waterloo, Napoleon, The **** of Elba on your short back, And the snow, marshaling its brilliant cutlery Mass after mass, saying Shh! Shh! These are chess people you play with, Still figures of ivory. The mud squirms with throats, Stepping stones for French bootsoles. The gilt and pink domes of Russia melt and float off In the furnace of greed. Clouds, clouds. So the swarm ***** and deserts Seventy feet up, in a black pine tree. It must be shot down. Pom! Pom! So dumb it thinks bullets are thunder. It thinks they are the voice of God Condoning the beak, the claw, the grin of the dog Yellow-haunched, a pack-dog, Grinning over its bone of ivory Like the pack, the pack, like everybody. The bees have got so far. Seventy feet high! Russia, Poland and Germany! The mild hills, the same old magenta Fields shrunk to a penny Spun into a river, the river crossed. The bees argue, in their black ball, A flying hedgehog, all prickles. The man with gray hands stands under the honeycomb Of their dream, the hived station Where trains, faithful to their steel arcs, Leave and arrive, and there is no end to the country. Pom! Pom! They fall Dismembered, to a tod of ivy. So much for the charioteers, the outriders, the Grand Army! A red tatter, Napoleon! The last badge of victory. The swarm is knocked into a cocked straw hat. Elba, Elba, bleb on the sea! The white busts of marshals, admirals, generals Worming themselves into niches. How instructive this is! The dumb, banded bodies Walking the plank draped with Mother France's upholstery Into a new mausoleum, An ivory palace, a crotch pine. The man with gray hands smiles -- The smile of a man of business, intensely practical. They are not hands at all But asbestos receptacles. Pom! Pom! 'They would have killed me.' Stings big as drawing pins! It seems bees have a notion of honor, A black intractable mind. Napoleon is pleased, he is pleased with everything. O Europe! O ton of honey!
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Darkness suffocates me. Ever-present blackness fights to enter my bloodstream Worming its way through my pores While tendrils of grey fog claw at my eyes Obscuring my vision Suddenly a light appears. The tendrils retreat, Skittering into the surrounding shadows White fire circled by a hazy purple brilliance, Floating in my direction A positive thought. Possibility “I am a good listener.” Corny, yes But I like that For a moment, I like me Connection Brilliant fire envelops Light radiates from within me A supernova, I shine overwhelmingly Before collapsing in on myself With the light gone I lie in darkness, but not despair. Glowing dimly, A flickering ember sits in the corner Hope
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 1:01 PM UTC
Illumination
Use a little compassion Show some humanity Basted in boredom In touch with insanity How many flies will have to die before her thirst is sated? How many eyes will have to pry to show what you've wasted? Worming through the night scheming, hell bent forestalling my demise with evil intent. She'll tend the garden Like a perfect person But her heart is hardened as she mixes the poison. Beware the water Beware the daughters Beware the good Samaritan.
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 6:19 PM UTC
Evil Intent
Time’s ominous perpetual precipice looms, Darkly beckoning with gilded motives. The student’s curse worming insidiously throughout the best intentions The enemy’s ticking fingers foreshadow their fate, But like blinded deer, we frolic obliviously, Blissfully remiss in our duty as the forgiven. Twilight nears, but we are still frozen in the sun.
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 7:27 PM UTC
Procrastination
Who could be content with this wretched world religions bribe death; bovine silence tears at my beating red heart without passions arc there would only be rational thought and grizzled earth arctic cold poetry beats the gravity of this rock deepens the mouth of inspiration worming through the machinery of desperation like Jesus floats eloquence it's revenge a helpless idol
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Dec 6, 2018
Dec 6, 2018 at 2:38 PM UTC
*Helpless Idol
A bad, worming feeling in your belly because you've had nothing to eat today, and you hopped in your car, giddy as a bird, and rolled over there. There being the magic store; the store with it's keychains of glory, bottles of distilled religion, and a whole lot of prayer that your debit card sings. Tomorrow means work and the evil dollar that drags Jamaican children across intersections as they scream at the Americans in taxis. It seems we all need a break. We all need a chance to forget and say we're not culpable for anything. This is the magic that'll save you from your whiny conscience.
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Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 11:55 PM UTC
The American.
Your aspect ratio’s wrong. Stretching the truth this long sows fertile ground for artifacts, glitches, quirks & bugs, worming & squirming beneath pixel shrugs. The worst kind plump the frame to god- awful proportions, bloating bigger & bigger & bigger ‘til vision’s engulfed. Or the kind that squeeze spaghetti confetti onto our plates, drenched in the Sauce of the Week that “can’t be beat!”. Your skewed parallax attacks the facts at hand. Recycle your ******* fax machine this second before it grows smarter than you. Yes, you—with the rolly polly eyes & feint surprise— quit pretending you’re dumb, 'cause you ain’t that numb to the stings & pangs of change. Your sloppy hacks produce quantity @ the cost of quality to benefit the greedy & satisfy the needy, becoming seedy to the logic of reason. Correct your inputs to render outputs worth tender & please remember, it’s what’s within the frame that’s important, so get it right.
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Sep 23, 2010
Sep 23, 2010 at 7:29 PM UTC
Aspect Ratio
Parched in a tree, Watching the prey with glee. Seeing them scurry and run without limitation, Makes me pounce without hesitation. I grasp the prey sqirumining, Hearing the voice of them worming. I clench my claws over there body, I pierce it’s hide, And my talons get ****** It starts shaking with false life, shaking and shaking, Until it gives in and all the meat is for the taking, All the death is for the taking. I parch in a tree to enjoy my feast, And watch see the sun rising in the east.
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Aug 19, 2018
Aug 19, 2018 at 3:31 PM UTC
Hunting My Prey
it climbs up their thin veins, worming its way under their skin, until it digs into their vulnerable minds, controlling them from the inside out, until they twist the life out of others. the prey become the predators.
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Apr 18, 2021
Apr 18, 2021 at 12:04 AM UTC
power.
since i decided that the chain was too short and the anchor i had attached myself to was pulling me under it's been Three Months since I've sharply inhaled and let go of the rope and stood slack-jawed and in awe at the calm with which you watched it suddenly go limp in your relaxed palms, and then shrugged, and retreated. Three Months since I've turned my head toward the horizon and rubbed the tension of staring at a backward-moving object from my weary neck. Three Months of my infatuation worming its way back into more isolated parts of my mind, and festering in my body, becoming quiet-- like the absence of a laugh track while the film keeps playing. And I feel like I am still holding my breath. It's different now because I finally see the pattern. Breathe easily, breathe excitedly, gasp, hold your breath, feel it abruptly leave your body as you deflate find your breath again, have it stolen from you once more The question is: what will lure my lungs back into blissful submission again? And how much time am I left with to enjoy my returned sanity? And if you came back, I think it would feel like a falling dream. I think I am in the falling dream. I am grasping and flailing and fearing the crash, everything becoming a quickening blur of irrational analysis and false epiphanies, an asymptote approaching demise... until i wake up (and realize that I never really was falling). Only to have the ground snatched from under my feet once again but instead of down, I will go up. (and then down again) I wish I wasn't familiar with this pattern.
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 5:46 PM UTC
it's been 3 months
since i decided that the chain was too short and the anchor i had attached myself to was pulling me under it's been Three Months since I've sharply inhaled and let go of the rope and stood slack-jawed and in awe at the calm with which you watched it suddenly go limp in your relaxed palms, and then shrugged, and retreated. Three Months since I've turned my head toward the horizon and rubbed the tension of staring at a backward-moving object from my weary neck. Three Months of my infatuation worming its way back into more isolated parts of my mind, and festering in my body, becoming quiet-- like the absence of a laugh track while the film keeps playing. And I feel like I am still holding my breath. It's different now because I finally see the pattern. Breathe easily, breathe excitedly, gasp, hold your breath, feel it abruptly leave your body as you deflate find your breath again, have it stolen from you once more The question is: what will lure my lungs back into blissful submission again? And how much time am I left with to enjoy my returned sanity? And if you came back, I think it would feel like a falling dream. I think I am in the falling dream. I am grasping and flailing and fearing the crash, everything becoming a quickening blur of irrational analysis and false epiphanies, an asymptote approaching demise... until i wake up (and realize that I never really was falling). Only to have the ground snatched from under my feet once again but instead of down, I will go up. (and then down again) I wish I wasn't familiar with this pattern.
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Some sit turning handles, minds lit by candles. But do their arc lamps flash when freed from making cash. While some are wriggling, book worming, their minds inflamed, brightly burning. The difference, some time to think, nature's race or nurture's link.
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Aug 23, 2015
Aug 23, 2015 at 6:06 AM UTC
Handling Time
~For Eleanor~ <•> don't believe in fate or luck, never won no lottery, even the next word of every poem word, product of hard earned stolen lust affairs me desiring, of acquiring the infamy of saying it & making you believe it, all new (ha!) while reusing worn-out words, stolen from unknown predecessors, lovers and prophets but then, read you, a-believing now that only princesses may have the magic powers to do, to sense, the incongruence, of the most ordinary lives, the ways we-hide-in-our-underbellies, the faces of our elven selves, that we are desperate to see anew, without the blemishing scars of experience writing it morning fresh from dream filled sleep so my sinner summer sun dying requests you to be reminded: even a prince, only has just so many golden opportunities, so quit stalling, shoot out your next from your handgun mind yup, no luck, good fate, for me held in abeyance for the next first date, maybe as I write   Katy Perry is ear-worming in my head, ignite the light! do you see us awaiting in the shadows for the definition of your words? <•> ^divergent communication: pattern in which the sender gives conflicting messages on verbal and nonverbal levels and the listener does not know which message to accept. read https://hellopoetry.com/eleanor-prince/
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 11:53 AM UTC
"smiling (yet sensing the incongruence of deep sadness, lining the underbelly of experience...)"
When the fog dissipates and the city skyline winks into your clever retinas, will you be satisfied with what you see? When those things you had forgotten are worming their way back into your bones and blood vessels, will you still glance at the intractable sun, awestruck and catatonic, like a moth to the moon? Will you still find beauty in sidewalk weeds and broken glass? When the fog dissipates, and humanity presents itself, brazen and unabashed, in a flurry of chaos and stale dreams, will you still fall into the mass of faces and hands and ******* and eyes? Or will you falter at the glaring sight of a society that's run amuck?
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 11:03 PM UTC
When the Fog Dissipates
The clam doth fritter my mind So close that shell, tightly bind Protect the flesh, soft body hidden Predators, everyone forbidden Rigid shell scalloped in unison Form the bond to close within The frilly layer undulating rhythm Soft body concealed and hinged So perfect beneath hardened chalk Worming tongue Gaping mouth Wordless talk Oh to rest inside your precious womb Forever bask in your rosy gloom Hold my body with your silken lip Precision pulse throb through your grip Mixing Love, Patience, Hope for the world Depositing on your pink precious pearl
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 11:01 PM UTC
CLAM
An old curiosity shop a lost world depository dark dusty as pharaoh's tomb worming squirming carefully through where 'Breakages Must Be Paid For'. Stopped clocks claiming time is up sofas trailing their entrails peeved pictures offered for their frames and bureaux bursting with bumf. Rummaging through dank passages searching inner chamber book stocks classic novels at six old pence thumbed pages bought for improvement. Nelson Collins Clear Type Press Dent and Everyman in distress Dumas Dickens and Conan Doyle countless cultural references.
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 6:28 AM UTC
Room for Improvement
I live alone, and am locked inside the confines of my own mind, where i reside in uncompromising thought.   Sometimes, i try, to tap into the solar weather, or something better than what I know, in bestow of what is lost. I can feel a storm, and shout to warn in the lore of a great beast, but marble mouthed I mourn the forlorn obliquity of my distorted screams. I can only be what i wish to be, in the instability of free will, capturing my kills, instilled, beyond my thorn and ivy shields, in the fields of yield-less building of my feelings, kneeling to the appealing satire of your sanity. I randomly, embrace the humanity i disgraced, in my show of force to this spineless space of failure or inexperience, a mockery of my silliness of childish textbook deliverance to my serious concerns, as my success is earned in the blood of burned books, unlearned through the worming risks, of listless bliss with the dying kiss of incompetence.
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 3:15 PM UTC
Handless Mime
In the schisms of light changes, Between the honking horns of crying babies And angry mothers, The cars hunched in anticipation Like the smoker’s tongue rolling Against the teeth for that nicotine speed. A starry-eyed woman blinked with no destination In her husband’s Bentley. The rumbling is the crunching grind of helmets In a pigskin scrimmage. I can barely stand the Stop-Go Inch-Worming Of brake-lights. Car’s trembling is the twitching squirrel Panic-caught in a lightsocket. Even if the slim traffic-conductor That burns like plastic on the fire Yields us through like a coaxing father, Hollow eyes don’t yield the lethargic feet. Remnants of the second millenium’s gas-scorn, Our can-do attitudes goad our chariots to Hack And Spit Dust-Sludge in gridlocked gossip.
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Sep 23, 2011
Sep 23, 2011 at 11:45 PM UTC
Traffic Jam in Summer's Heat
“extra condoms” (explicit!) a title deposited in the poem-to-do file/notebook, with no body yet to follow through on or upon which she tumbles to, an irresistible unrepentant crooked finger hook line and she is sinker stinker caught, worming in her feigned anger current curiosity comes fast and furious further, demeanor—demanding ex-explain-nations, how could this ever be a poem? stare ferocious, I am the prettiest pretense of a pride incarnation hu-mane incarnate call me in another language Vasco da Gama a sea route to India will uncover on your worldly tattooed body, drawing maps as we go along devour her neck with stingless bites, explorer voyager a rambunctious tongue undenied, every space in and between needs   surging surgical tastings, erupting into her indentations, inserting her appendages into my places where they have a business going-knowing just in case that’s the one! secret passageway canal holy crossing crossover later she whacks me because the question goes unanswered and no sheath employed when my tongued fingers are ten times more demanding and supple and supply the exploratory course closing with spices and woven silks in Indian colors vibrations *why then, extra? god she is so lovely locomotive annoying! to peak you peeking to see your astounding astonishment, you are our provisions for a sea voyage and put the risk in, the trigger in, when wherever you see the world-word,* extra
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May 18, 2018
May 18, 2018 at 6:06 PM UTC
“extra condoms” (explicit!)
Take these drugs to ease the pain Not of your mouth but of your brain And into the downward spiral I fall Because what's stopping me? Nothing. Nothing at all And I fall and fall Into the despair that catches me That fabricates its all It's only blackness we see But one more pill one more fill And those hallucinations could be at a slight spill Wake up! Wake up! Can't you hear it calling your name? Wake up! Wake Up! Can't you feel it worming into your brain? Images of gas-chamber mobs Crawling inside the darkest parts of your sobs Take these drugs to ease the pain Not of your mouth but of your brain "Feel better, feel better," they say But you can't seem to get those rotten images to go away
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Oct 16, 2012
Oct 16, 2012 at 5:03 AM UTC
White Coats & Dreams
Anaemic black mist creeps its way between toes, crawling eyewards, worming stealthily up shins, pausing only to cup bolted knees and find more progress toward the stomach's pit where it will rest, For now. The soaking - from outside in - is a violation as a pore stretched aside is all the space this ten tonne mass needs - a callused finger pulling back a fleshy curtain to claim squatter's rights - mashing its body into a crawl space, It curls. Right here, in the depths, it will feed from its host and gradually weave a tendril through intestines and bile like a periscope, seeking and feeling for a route to the stem: The source of everlasting sustenance; The end goal. Once it latches, it will live forever suckling stance. The insipid parasite, the binding leech; as it takes hold, consumes with its voidwalker embrace and paints every memory with your fault; Perpetual guilt.
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 7:50 PM UTC
Perpetual Guilt
Everyone has the right to love To be loved, and return that love But, love can sleight and bite It can destroy and toy with affections. Love can be seen as a parasite squirming and worming inside your heart. Yet love has lied, and died a thousand times before no one closes the door on love. Love excites ignites and copyrights by candlelight it's insidious need to feed. It expedites appetites It recites to you words wanted, needed to be heard Love leaves you flushed,contrite, full of spite Yet ready to ignite and incite the next entwined pair of parasites.
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Apr 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014 at 7:40 PM UTC
Love
You wanna talk balance, huh? You got a lecture to give, and I’m not allowed to pour a drink to get me through? Well **** if this ain’t ridiculous, but I’ll listen. Nothing else to do up here in the snow and the solitude and the shining. You say things started alright, and I nod, sip something unreal, and say *yes, my dear, yes, perhaps I broke his arm but I’ve vented the pressure out of the boiler now.* And ain’t it a **** shame that I don’t talk to Al any more? ‘Cept to sneer about the history of a place that’s too far away to push him back to drink. So sure, tell me I’m unravelling, and I’ll call you a ***** and you’ll lock yourself up in the room. Give him the key, I’ll show him that the **** in 217 is far worse than a broken arm and a ruined career, because this will take me away. Who’s the other one inside me, worming into a space that I thought was mine? Two in one body, a ****** perfect discount deal on everything that can destroy a family; check one, a son with a broken arm and a fractured mind, check two, a ***** for a wife, and check three, me the head of it all, proclamation, divination, damnation of the foundation of this stutter looking over, overlooking, a broken record skipping to the part where I **** the pressure, **** the boiler. I’ll see you in the next one. Fin. .
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Apr 15, 2021
Apr 15, 2021 at 7:26 PM UTC
What Makes the Man Jack Torrance
WISH I HAD ALL SEEING CATHODE RAY GOD VISION, DISCERN DYING LOVE IN YOUR SMILING EYES, INDIFFERENCES GERMING, PITIES FORMING, WORMING UNCARES, WARMTHS  IN HEARTS COOLING, ELSE A SIGN, A ***** WITHER, EYES WRINKLE, AN OUT WARD SIGN YOU CHANGED, HATE SEEDED! THE SOUL DYING, SHOWED IN YOUR PRETTY FACE. ANY SYMPTOM, HORNS GROWING, SKIN CORNING, MUCH AS I TRY, OUT OF BOUND ARE INNARDS REAL, THE MIND FATHOM ALL, IS A TASK HERCULEAN! SO I TRY THE HEART, AND MISERABLY DO FAIL, IT DOES KNOW ONLY A THING, MY LOVE STRONG BUT INCAPABLE! LOVE HAS TAKEN FLIGHT, SO I DO TRY WORDS POETIC, ESSAYING SERMONS, SELF CUT ****** BARE. BUT THOU ART A SHELL, HARD TO BREAK, SOFTNESS INSIDE, UNKNOWN TO YOU, THUS IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME! FLOWER, IF YOU CAN, SO I CAN DRINK.ENABLE AND ENNOBLE US, COME IN TO EACH, FUSE AND BLOSSOM! ELSE MY ANGELS, MAKE THE OUTWARD CHANGE, BASED ON THE INSIDE, A SIGN TO UNDERSTAND AND FATHOM! OBSOLETE IS MIND, SEEMS HEART MORE SO.MAY SIGNS SPEAK AND SHOW ALL, THE IN ON THE OUT, PLAIN TRUTH! WORSE STILL, I MAY SEEM THE SAME TO YOU, THE WORLD, THIS I AM NOT, NOR ARE YOU. LETS BREAK IN!
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Sep 1, 2012
Sep 1, 2012 at 8:03 AM UTC
THE INNARDS OUTSIDE-SIGNS.
I’m avoiding a void, Freud warned me of by worming my way in to the apple of my eye I know it sounds paranoid as above so below ground zero dark thirty where I heard the well runs dry. Hell, I wonder why I try to quench my thirst for knowledge from any ***** puddle when I’m at a cow college ‘cuz nowadays I rather cuddle up with a good book than be-fuddled by how to transgress, ring a bell hooks? Well looks deceive and I can guess by the wings you have yet to receive we have come to the some of nothing from something I thought we were far beyond but maybe I was wrong at the end of it all. You said it wasn’t my fault but then again, Freire taught me how to lock away my thoughts in a vault. I’m hemmed in with Hemingway in the corner of the café. We spend half the day laughing at our neighbors savoring their lattes but condemning how they stray away from nature ‘cuz labor’s not their taste. He says, “What a waste of time. Do you see a better paradigm?” I agree because I was scared at the time to embarrass myself in front of an idol of mine. I know it’s futile to rival a dead mind but when they’re better than the headlines I don’t mind if I never shine brighter than a dying light ‘cuz it only really matters in the end if I’m trying right? but what am I trying for when I lost a friend to love and war? Cut the ties, I’m alive. Who was I dying for? Who was I fighting for? Who was I writing for? Shelby tells me where the sidewalk ends and well, he’s been a better friend than you’ve ever been; ever since you left me and met he who shall not be named nor blamed for this game you played against us. Again trust was just a part of it all. I was miserable like Margaret Hall. Withdrawals always reinforce walls of remorse and of course, I’m the source of all your problems but who took the time to resolve them? You weren’t forced to endorse any course of action except follow the laws of attraction. Perhaps gravity magnifies abreaction or the severity of abstraction. Yet Apollo would swallow all his pride and passion hollow out his home and throw a match in. © Matthew Harlovic
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Jul 23, 2017
Jul 23, 2017 at 2:30 PM UTC
some of nothing
I’m avoiding a void, Freud warned me of by worming my way in to the apple of my eye I know it sounds paranoid as above so below ground zero dark thirty where I heard the well runs dry. Hell, I wonder why I try to quench my thirst for knowledge from any ***** puddle when I’m at a cow college ‘cuz nowadays I rather cuddle up with a good book than be-fuddled by how to transgress, ring a bell hooks? Well looks deceive and I can guess by the wings you have yet to receive we have come to the some of nothing from something I thought we were far beyond but maybe I was wrong at the end of it all. You said it wasn’t my fault but then again, Freire taught me how to lock away my thoughts in a vault. I’m hemmed in with Hemingway in the corner of the café. We spend half the day laughing at our neighbors savoring their lattes but condemning how they stray away from nature ‘cuz labor’s not their taste. He says, “What a waste of time. Do you see a better paradigm?” I agree because I was scared at the time to embarrass myself in front of an idol of mine. I know it’s futile to rival a dead mind but when they’re better than the headlines I don’t mind if I never shine brighter than a dying light ‘cuz it only really matters in the end if I’m trying right? but what am I trying for when I lost a friend to love and war? Cut the ties, I’m alive. Who was I dying for? Who was I fighting for? Who was I writing for? Shelby tells me where the sidewalk ends and well, he’s been a better friend than you’ve ever been; ever since you left me and met he who shall not be named nor blamed for this game you played against us. Again trust was just a part of it all. I was miserable like Margaret Hall. Withdrawals always reinforce walls of remorse and of course, I’m the source of all your problems but who took the time to resolve them? You weren’t forced to endorse any course of action except follow the laws of attraction. Perhaps gravity magnifies abreaction or the severity of abstraction. Yet Apollo would swallow all his pride and passion hollow out his home and throw a match in. © Matthew Harlovic
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