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"wrent" poems
The regions’ magic carpets are a-beckoning The brassware in the back bazaars aglow, Exotic spice is nice For a very reasonable price And the camel market’s just the place to go. But… Afghanistan’s dark Muslims are scheming The women folk are sharpening their knives, When foreign troops depart The bloodletting will start With collaborators screaming for their lives. The children of the Ottoman are smarting For their neighbours are showing them disdain By peppering with bombs Along with Syria’s pogroms And I wonder why the local folk complain? Oh the sun comes up with glory in old Egypt As another national leader meets demise And old Nasser’s bile will burn As from his grave he will return To try to rectify his children’s Holy lies. There are whispers of  a strike at the reactor. There are reactionary reactions from Iran With annulment of the bomb The region should resume aplomb But I have my doubts this mixture really can. And it never rains on dear old dusty Cairo, Here, you never feel the chill of falling snow, You may stalk the back bazaars For the rare blue water jars But you should really buy protection when you go. And they whinge that all the tourists here are dwindling That the middle Eastern charm is all but spent, When the red blood flows like wine In the good old Bhyzantine As the peace of night, with gunfire, is wrent. But… The dates are really sweet And the carpetry so neat And the music is exotic in the night, And with the flash of Asian eyes I can guarantee surprise As you flee for very life…with ****** fright! Marshalg From the dark Bazaar 23 October 2012 © 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 11:06 PM UTC
Magical Carpet Tour of the Mysterious Bhyzantine
The regions’ magic carpets are a-beckoning The brassware in the back bazaars aglow, Exotic spice is nice For a very reasonable price And the camel market’s just the place to go. But… Afghanistan’s dark Muslims are scheming The women folk are sharpening their knives, When foreign troops depart The bloodletting will start With collaborators screaming for their lives. The children of the Ottoman are smarting For their neighbours are showing them disdain By peppering with bombs Along with Syria’s pogroms And I wonder why the local folk complain? Oh the sun comes up with glory in old Egypt As another national leader meets demise And old Nasser’s bile will burn As from his grave he will return To try to rectify his children’s Holy lies. There are whispers of  a strike at the reactor. There are reactionary reactions from Iran With annulment of the bomb The region should resume aplomb But I have my doubts this mixture really can. And it never rains on dear old dusty Cairo, Here, you never feel the chill of falling snow, You may stalk the back bazaars For the rare blue water jars But you should really buy protection when you go. And they whinge that all the tourists here are dwindling That the middle Eastern charm is all but spent, When the red blood flows like wine In the good old Bhyzantine As the peace of night, with gunfire, is wrent. But… The dates are really sweet And the carpetry so neat And the music is exotic in the night, And with the flash of Asian eyes I can guarantee surprise As you flee for very life…with ****** fright! Marshalg From the dark Bazaar 23 October 2012 © 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Cursed tumbling monument Hating life, a death well spent Regathering, my soul is wrent Alone, I find my self again Finding love, the soul devoured Stripped of basic human power So here I sit another hour Making love to memories… Of what’s no longer there
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Aug 1, 2011
Aug 1, 2011 at 9:41 PM UTC
What’s No Longer There
I was born in Puerto Rico I grew up with an alchoholic abusive father He would hurt my mom We came to the USA when I was 5 To get away from him My mother found a better man When I was 7 we wrent back Around that time I developed an ear infection It was very noticeable Every one would avoid me I had no one to talk to At age 9 I had my first surgery It fixed my infection I had a scar that grew behind my ear People thought I had a worm or something So again I was alone After a while I had another surgery To remove the scar tissue To fix my inner ear They fixed my ear although I lost 65% of my hearing in one ear But the scar tissue grew back A year after I had my last surgery To remove the tissue I would need steroid shots in my ear I got a got a couple of shots But the insurance wouldn't cover more So it eventually grew back I started to grow my hair So to cover my ears My junior year of high school I noticed the scar had shrunk I felt better about my self So I got a nice hair cut A new style a new me Except I was very shy I guess I still am Theres alot more to write But I'll leave it for another day I will say I suffered through alot of things between all that Much like most teenagers do Bullying, anxiety, acne, feeling alone, thoughts of suicide, self harm, rejection, and more But I never gave up hope I know there are people out there That have it worse But it does get better It sounds so cliché to say that But its true
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 9:39 PM UTC
Biography: Still on my journey
Two of salt Have a heaven, have a done Wrent with the times, a unison fault? A picture of silence, when you have a question? What is salt to a weary heaven? Claim the door, or make a fruit a sovereign future We have the sulking, the tradition of when art is the question Can a hardier nuance, become the notion to endure? A picture of paradise? Promises and privilege, to greet your decisions Of waiting and fating the stare, opus hopes is wise So to a form in choices void, is a wakeful two, intimation? Of a welling conscience, and the first of many kinds Of wishes for, and taken with impressions visit Medians or tedium, a rule of voice is to become our mind A sake, with tomorrow on its nerves, and the rest of the future for wit Creating the art of hours, a wishing order to worth Is a raging held in honor or contempt? Longing for a masters stroke, can a sharing candor, leave us with certain... Ours of heed, and curiosity, to be a show of what life lent? The mastery of a premonition To work the magic of the age, a host's place and or confirmation Come by the senses of another, to speak the truth of intuition That has become the pout of romantic powers, a vision of a generation?
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Nov 22, 2024
Nov 22, 2024 at 3:36 AM UTC
Could Salt Give Purpose A Taint, Or A Twain?
Spotted glints, of lost luster, in sealed oyster. Still I obeyed the tape. Navigating devoid of footholds, simply stepped to the next petal, and strode. Sundered squeaks, creaky hinges, floorboards, still, there are inklings every other instant. Uncertain of furls in the sail, wrent the rotten rudder from the stern. Still there are tints in the stitching, at the fringes. They billow. The thievery was unintended.
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Jul 4, 2022
Jul 4, 2022 at 4:59 PM UTC
stone ship