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"wrestled" poems
*I stopped by for a cigarette and to hear a story He always told the tale of one eyed molly She lost her eye In a fight with a dog The moral of the story was Never trust something Just because it may look harmless, Even act harmless But this day he told me another tale The one of old Lumberjack Dale* He was large like an ogre Chopped too many trees to know of Was stupid according to my uncle This gave me quite a chuckle He left off, on a normal morning Hiked up the mountain To where the clear dirt’s mourning Held his axe and began to swing The trees didn't have a prayer He thought he was king One fell down He yelled "TIMBER" Another smacked the ground He Yelled "TIMBER" Then another and Another Birds were scattering Squirrels were flying The sounds were of a madman grunting through fire "TIMBER" The fifth hit the ground The lumberjack ogre Had to sit down He swung one too many times, on this here day The mountain swung back with a black bear, ok? Protecting her cubs she wrestled the big man Teeth in his arm and his axe in his hand He squinted his eyes and flung the weapon Missing the giant bear standing about 6' 11" The mountain whispered to the lumberjack "Leave and never come back" He had ****** his pants and ran for the shack "TIMBER" The old black bear followed Protecting her land And the ones she adored
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015 at 9:13 AM UTC
Lumberjack Dale
He rubbed his weary eyes... What trickery could this be? Was it a signboard draped in disguise Or the reflection of light off a tree? Seconds ticked as he drew closer. The lady materialised to rule out prior suspicions. His fingers wrestled over the rusty brake lever, Wheels squealed their futile objections. The lady wore a face he could barely see... She had long tresses that bore an alluring fragrance. Her beauty tipped the scales allowing him bravery, Unafraid he asked, "Miss, may I be of assistance?" Her voice seemed to ride the subtle night breeze, Coating his ears like sugar laden candy. Soft and demure... Yet laced with a hint of tease, She had said, "I'm stranded in the dark as you can see..." "What luck!", he thought, seizing the opportunity He removed his sack to make space for her. His heart raced being in the damsel's good company, The lady slid herself onto the rack before they both rode together. As he pedalled hard, he felt a tap on his shoulder. Her voice came again, a tender little whisper, *"I live rather close... Not far off from here... A little over the hill... Just over yonder..."*
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 5:59 AM UTC
Passenger (II)
He was never my classmate, Neither was he my schoolmate, As we have met on OkCupid, Which is where we got suited. He soon became my tablemate, Then got promoted to bedmate, Ranging from late-night nosh To some naughty oh-my-gosh. He was my almost-roommate, Now, a hopeful housemate, Since he would visit me daily And keep me company gaily. He was frequently my seatmate, As well as invaluable playmate, For we traveled places together And cloyingly wrestled each other. He has always been my helpmate, And is presently my best teammate, As he has cheered me up from afar, As we chat as if there is no au revoir. He will one day become my inmate, Plus my hard-working workmate, Since we will both have mini-me’s Forcing us to slog away on our knees. He is undoubtedly my soulmate, One who is to become my lifemate, For he is a romantic yet **** geek, A keeper with charms all too unique.
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 10:00 AM UTC
He Is My “Mate”
a kiss does not always mean "i love you" sometimes it means "i am sorry" and sometimes it means "i have to go" i have had kisses that taste like alcohol, sweat and stinging regret. i have had kisses that were laced with desperation as their tongue wrestled with mine. i have had kisses that left me feeling more empty about myself than good. i have had kisses that never should have happened, ones i wanted to take back. jesus christ, i wish i could. there are kisses i have given that were so passionately deep only because i was trying to find something, maybe searching for the thing that no one could ever find inside of me. there are kisses that have broken my heart. and there are kisses that never happened, but still managed to make me fall apart. kisses that made me a mess of ****** cliches. kisses that kept warning me, kept signaling me to stay away.
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 12:34 AM UTC
body language
i cannot imagine myself, i mean the voice with whom I speak who both doubt and believe (in me) i cannot imagine that self without you. your silence a symphony your words a philosophy carefully constructed behind the blue iris and white wash of your eyes. i cannot imagine my life without you in the passenger seat (you let me drive) and you've yet to fall asleep i can still feel you staring at me and that self doesn't want to believe (at least not on this particular day) it's worthy of whatever good you see. yet here you are, in all your quiet thunder humbling me with each individual breath. i cannot imagine myself because as much as i have wrestled and fought against this inevitable truth it grew more clear with every struggle. i cannot imagine myself because since the day i met you i knew inside this mind of mine i had to make room for two.
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 9:33 AM UTC
I Cannot Imagine Myself
A twisted form of angel, he's a demon in the light. Brilliant array of feathers 'fore the eagle prepares his strike. Tsunami risen to ruin from a gentle hazel tide. I came to love his pretty things since pretty never lies. But beauty couldn't hide the burning sun, he wrought me dry. Oasis wasn't deep enough to stifle up my cries. I wrestled brave with golden chains that locked me to his side. Securely bound on his wicked ride, I'm afraid of pretty things. Yet, I decline to run when my heart, it sings: What a pretty thing. What a pretty gooorgeous thing - to see a demon while there's light. Ready to burn though he owns the night. His vices I thought a pretty thing, I'd faith, drowned in his soulless eyes, that his pretty must not lie.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 12:52 AM UTC
A pretty thing
201 Two swimmers wrestled on the spar— Until the morning sun— When One—turned smiling to the land— Oh God! the Other One! The stray ships—passing— Spied a face— Upon the waters borne— With eyes in death—still begging raised— And hands—beseeching—thrown!
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Two swimmers wrestled on the spar
rich people blame poor people for living off     the state & poor people blame   rich people for living off them;   & the state blames everybody for living off it;          the rich pay the state to let them skate; the state kills a generation of the poor when it goes to war; the poor only riot when there's already too much violence; it's been said the true revolution starts w/in it's also been said, it's not what comes out, it's what goes in; we came out of she who he went into but who went into him? it's said that Abraham wrestled god's angel til dawn; demanding a ******* instead God gave Abe a painful STD; passing down through his line until the coming Messiah; he who is born w/out the hereditary STD of Adam & Eve's Original Sin if sin is the knowledge of good & evil & Jesus was born w/out sin, wouldn't that men Jesus didn't know right from wrong? he only knew the Jewish law; he wasn't guilty of anything but he was a trouble-maker; a poor carpenter who said he was the king of the Jews & didn't have any STDs, but he never got laid so how would anyone know; the disciple whom he loved felt an ache in the thigh & going to see Luke, was given a spongy bit of mold to take until the ache went away; since the Lord had gone around clearing up all the sudden zoster infections there was no outbreak except among the Pharisees & Saducees who frequented the local temples
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 7:03 PM UTC
for richer or poorer
When I was younger, I would wait for him to die. I loved him - at least I wished I did. He used to be my D.A.D., and acronym. Remaining in the mobile home, amid his “hidden” *** toys and unlocked arsenal- when he would return, my brother and I hid. His I.Q.? Soaring, but he lacked a soul, he killed kittens for fun and never got caught. Covert sociopath; maintaining control. Court ordered visits left my mother distraught, she wrestled the system over us for years, our knight in shining armor that always fought. The battle was won after many shed tears - to a ****** life we forged, pioneers.
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 8:19 PM UTC
Darkest Afflicting Deviant
I spied my shadow slinking Up behind me in the night, I issued it a challenge, And we started in to a fight. I wrestled with the shadow, But it wasn't any fun, I tried my very hardest All the same,my shadow won
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Mar 13, 2014
Mar 13, 2014 at 6:09 PM UTC
I spied my shadow slinking
Your Excellency I salute thee Oh! King King of Gbomulero Oh! King I salute your mighty sword Oh! King Kabiyesi o! Kabiyesi o! I lift up my mouth To praise your mighty-ness Oh! King Kabiyesi o! Your Lordship That no dares to question No one dares To look into your eyes Oh! King Kabiyesi o! The fighter of the spirits The king of the witches The night crawler That wrestled the spirits in the dark The only addressee of the jury The judge and the jury The Alápatà of Gbomulero Oh! King Kabiyesi o! The end and eternity Of Gbomulero's existence The mantle of Orunmila The Royal Highness Of the gods Oh! King Kabiyesi o! Ki ade pelori Ki bata na tu pele
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Mar 18, 2020
Mar 18, 2020 at 12:14 PM UTC
Kabiyesi O!
I remember being tangled up In a mess of bones and organs That had lost their homes inside the carcass of my body. We wrestled in nothing but our skeleton frames While my intestines seemed to strangle me, My lungs could no longer help me breathe, My heart lay tossed on the floor, A rib cage that couldn’t hold it any longer, Couldn’t protect it anymore. And I could swear our love was still alive.
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 11:53 AM UTC
Expired Love
It felt as though the humidity itself carried a hint of liquor as we walked out into the night, wanting only to escape our lives for a little. Deep down in Vieux Carre twisted brass clashed with a piano running half step from the crowded clubs on Frenchman Street. We filled our lungs with the city and found her to be like certain kinds of dangerous doses-- intoxicating. It was our second night and the more we drank the more I began to see glimpses of the specters spoken of by locals. They linger in my peripheral, watching me with their sunken eyes. You could faintly hear them moan, only in defeated tones and their collective scowl danced in the heavy air of summer as though it were a part from all that jazz. In the stranger hours of morn I was approached by a ghost a few blocks off Bourbon. He offered up nothing but his ***** palms in hopes of some false salvation. I wrestled a dollar from my pocket and passed it on to him, only to watch him fruitlessly grasp at it before it slide through his ghostly hands to the floor below. He looked down at the dollar all helpless-like and he said "It’s been slipping through my fingers like dat for years now and ain't nobody help’n me." I walked from him, realizing then why I had needed this trip, I needed to remember all the love in my life because the only difference between me and the ghosts of N'awlins was someone cared about me, and I cared enough about them not to destroy myself.
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 2:06 PM UTC
The Ghosts of N'awlins
I wrestled with the black sea that brood inside of her, but nothing I possessed could stop that dark tide from taking her.
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Apr 15, 2015
Apr 15, 2015 at 8:13 AM UTC
Her Dysphoria
Torrents of vapor ridden wind, snatched at her hair. Below, rattled the rapid, riotous and vast, rippling sea. Churning, like a chewing, charming serpent's lair. Once long ago I knew her; with time she left me be. On the edge she was, with will to leap t'wards the horizons. The brittle cliff would not give way, for even it was curious. Dare say all of nature reacted for the most prurient reasons. Even the sky descended to watch, with a lightning so furious. She beheld no fear and the sky wept with thunderous applause. Her bare marble-like features glistened in the gleaning of the gloom. Why she stood there, triumphantly, tempting, terror, for what cause? It will never be known, for she never was, in a time before this doom. The earth shook like the hands of a beleaguered, berated old man. It erected monoliths. Volcanoes, pluming molten magma skyward. The red glow brought heat; earth thought to please her, or so was its plan. The elements wrestled for the better view of that beauty stalwart. Never had a sight been so majestically violent, so mightily tame. Where she stood, should and would forever more be a sacred place. The tempest of the elements raged on, though none would win the game. A silence, softly, settled the rambunctiousness, and halted their race. The skies parted with a sad and lowly somberness. Every elated, embittered, element safely put to rest. As the sun swept aside all their postulated, pettiness. Rays of the sun showered her with bright white zest. The lady, she moved with unfathomable grace. She tilted her perfect head up to the skies. With the slightest of a smile shook her face. Like all before, she left them there surprised... and forever, there she stood.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 3:21 PM UTC
There She Stood...
Torrents of vapor ridden wind, snatched at her hair. Below, rattled the rapid, riotous and vast, rippling sea. Churning, like a chewing, charming serpent's lair. Once long ago I knew her; with time she left me be. On the edge she was, with will to leap t'wards the horizons. The brittle cliff would not give way, for even it was curious. Dare say all of nature reacted for the most prurient reasons. Even the sky descended to watch, with a lightning so furious. She beheld no fear and the sky wept with thunderous applause. Her bare marble-like features glistened in the gleaning of the gloom. Why she stood there, triumphantly, tempting, terror, for what cause? It will never be known, for she never was, in a time before this doom. The earth shook like the hands of a beleaguered, berated old man. It erected monoliths. Volcanoes, pluming molten magma skyward. The red glow brought heat; earth thought to please her, or so was its plan. The elements wrestled for the better view of that beauty stalwart. Never had a sight been so majestically violent, so mightily tame. Where she stood, should and would forever more be a sacred place. The tempest of the elements raged on, though none would win the game. A silence, softly, settled the rambunctiousness, and halted their race. The skies parted with a sad and lowly somberness. Every elated, embittered, element safely put to rest. As the sun swept aside all their postulated, pettiness. Rays of the sun showered her with bright white zest. The lady, she moved with unfathomable grace. She tilted her perfect head up to the skies. With the slightest of a smile shook her face. Like all before, she left them there surprised... and forever, there she stood.
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who the **** knows how an alien would view us terrified, at the awe inducing power we've wrestled from the world and the lack of respect we have for it mortified, at the sheer opulence we've dug out from the earth and that the many shall never see inside, we all know that anything makes more sense than a perspective that rung even neutral
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Jun 26, 2021
Jun 26, 2021 at 12:48 AM UTC
Even Neutral
Adrift on her very first voyage With the sea coursing in through her bow Lay the cruise ship, the S.S. Lumbago There was scarcely a chance for her now But Ahoy! On the western horizon In a flurry of yellow and green That ender of blight and a damsel’s delight And he’s always on cue for his scene It’s Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar! It’s got seating for seventy people And the service is well above par There’s an adequate medical unit And a modest but elegant bar What more could a man ever dream of In a Luxury Budgerigar? Well… The forests of England were burning So the foxes escaped to the city The badgers had taken to looting And the squirrels had formed a committee But who should arise from a manhole With a confident gleam in his eye? That destroyer of woes with a spring in his toes And he’s quick with a witty reply… Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar! With adjustable hose pipe attachment It’s got wheels like a feathery car The forests were dowsed and the fauna re-housed With a three day retreat at a spa It’s a thing to admire and surely acquire The Luxury Budgerigar! But… Susan was stricken with sorrow Twas her darkest, most fearful hour A spider had wrestled her out of her bath And set up his home in the shower But who should jump out of the wardrobe With an innocent look on his face? That singer of shanties, remover of ******* And first in an obstacle race Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar With a sucker for spiders and beetles That deposits them into a jar There’s a tiny wee restaurant to feed them It was given a Michelin star A remarkable thing with retractable wings Is a Luxury Budgerigar So if you should be in a pet shop And you see just the critter for you Please heed this advice: make a note of the price Then proceed to the back of the queue When you ask for your preference of creature Should it whistle, slither or waddle Do as Sir Patrick Stewart did And opt for the Luxury model
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 4:51 PM UTC
Sir Patrick Stewart's Luxury Budgerigar
Adrift on her very first voyage With the sea coursing in through her bow Lay the cruise ship, the S.S. Lumbago There was scarcely a chance for her now But Ahoy! On the western horizon In a flurry of yellow and green That ender of blight and a damsel’s delight And he’s always on cue for his scene It’s Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar! It’s got seating for seventy people And the service is well above par There’s an adequate medical unit And a modest but elegant bar What more could a man ever dream of In a Luxury Budgerigar? Well… The forests of England were burning So the foxes escaped to the city The badgers had taken to looting And the squirrels had formed a committee But who should arise from a manhole With a confident gleam in his eye? That destroyer of woes with a spring in his toes And he’s quick with a witty reply… Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar! With adjustable hose pipe attachment It’s got wheels like a feathery car The forests were dowsed and the fauna re-housed With a three day retreat at a spa It’s a thing to admire and surely acquire The Luxury Budgerigar! But… Susan was stricken with sorrow Twas her darkest, most fearful hour A spider had wrestled her out of her bath And set up his home in the shower But who should jump out of the wardrobe With an innocent look on his face? That singer of shanties, remover of ******* And first in an obstacle race Sir Patrick Stewart! And his Luxury Budgerigar With a sucker for spiders and beetles That deposits them into a jar There’s a tiny wee restaurant to feed them It was given a Michelin star A remarkable thing with retractable wings Is a Luxury Budgerigar So if you should be in a pet shop And you see just the critter for you Please heed this advice: make a note of the price Then proceed to the back of the queue When you ask for your preference of creature Should it whistle, slither or waddle Do as Sir Patrick Stewart did And opt for the Luxury model
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Asle, Amazes me Asle, Phases me Asle, Gets me high Asle, Gets me ****** Asle, A shack of amour' Asle, Gives me a home Alsle, Tucks me in bed in mine mind Asle, A lacy string of hourglass time Asle, One I can't release Asle, Every mans belief Asle, A contact to god Asle, A wandering pod Asle, A loot for the steal Asle, A dream to me, maby one day real Asle, Letters shall I write Asle, A suddening polite Asle, A capsule of ******* numbing Asle, For the birds alls humming Asle, A party to oneself Asle, Alone on stilts Asle, Canst thou not be afraid? Asle, I'm not others oh sugar cane Asle, Wrestled with thy demons Asle, Cut, broke, and bleeding? Asle, Down thy aisle I want to walk Asle, Let me post thou a forgetnot! Asle, Let me be martyr'd for thine transgressions Asle, I see thy train rolling in, shalt I come to thy station? Asle, Ive got a strong premonition Asle, Shalt I enter thy kitchen? Asle, Is thy bed warm or cold? Asle, Move over mine love and feel ourn kindling coals!!
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 2:31 PM UTC
Asle of moonlit hazel!!
<> it’s not even 6am, restless night, or wrestled night, ain’t much difference, see the **** geese on the water’s edge, I dutifully slip out of bed, awakening no one, dutifully slide in to my slip-on sneakers, grab the white umbrella next to the front door, dutifully, steadily, my first chore of the day, walk deliberately (and carefully) to make them get them get heck away, into the sound, and to cease polluting the grass where children may play… standing at the waters edge, task finished, the sky commands examination, there is within the cumulus textured, multi-pastel, thick curdled pastiche cloud banks, overhanging the world as far as one can see, a substantive hole appearing in the sky revealing a blue heaven….what one believes, prefers should be, but what is, in fact, not a…given and we are a but, partly cloudy day, a partly clouded observant person… this reminds me that there are holes in all places, everywhere, in my disturbed sleep,  where I spend hours of triangulating in dreams, what I cannot pin down: who I am, what I am, my purpose on earth, though I know where I am, though not even, most critically, why I am… is this a poem? this thoughtful cursed query sits behind my eyes, frontally lobed, perpetually asking, judging me, these words, repetitiously heard, one is not fooled, it is a simple self-evaluation test, only an ask, what are my justifications, ma raison d'être, (reason for being) which is an amuse, for I discover in French, ‘reason for being,’ is a feminine word, (qui en Français, c'est un mot féminin…) and that makes me smile, for I’m a woman-centric man (I have no gender confusion, this is not one of the holes to which I refer) perhaps it is, or, perhaps it is a rambunctious rambling of no worth, for no answers are obtained, given, deduced, and holes, skyward and inward are deep, none delimited by neither bottom or a top, just widening gaps and gapes in my existence…and answers are not forthcoming… <> 5:50am Thursday July 18 Year Two Thousand and Twenty Four
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Jul 18, 2024
Jul 18, 2024 at 6:51 AM UTC
there are holes, big ones, everywhere...
<> it’s not even 6am, restless night, or wrestled night, ain’t much difference, see the **** geese on the water’s edge, I dutifully slip out of bed, awakening no one, dutifully slide in to my slip-on sneakers, grab the white umbrella next to the front door, dutifully, steadily, my first chore of the day, walk deliberately (and carefully) to make them get them get heck away, into the sound, and to cease polluting the grass where children may play… standing at the waters edge, task finished, the sky commands examination, there is within the cumulus textured, multi-pastel, thick curdled pastiche cloud banks, overhanging the world as far as one can see, a substantive hole appearing in the sky revealing a blue heaven….what one believes, prefers should be, but what is, in fact, not a…given and we are a but, partly cloudy day, a partly clouded observant person… this reminds me that there are holes in all places, everywhere, in my disturbed sleep,  where I spend hours of triangulating in dreams, what I cannot pin down: who I am, what I am, my purpose on earth, though I know where I am, though not even, most critically, why I am… is this a poem? this thoughtful cursed query sits behind my eyes, frontally lobed, perpetually asking, judging me, these words, repetitiously heard, one is not fooled, it is a simple self-evaluation test, only an ask, what are my justifications, ma raison d'être, (reason for being) which is an amuse, for I discover in French, ‘reason for being,’ is a feminine word, (qui en Français, c'est un mot féminin…) and that makes me smile, for I’m a woman-centric man (I have no gender confusion, this is not one of the holes to which I refer) perhaps it is, or, perhaps it is a rambunctious rambling of no worth, for no answers are obtained, given, deduced, and holes, skyward and inward are deep, none delimited by neither bottom or a top, just widening gaps and gapes in my existence…and answers are not forthcoming… <> 5:50am Thursday July 18 Year Two Thousand and Twenty Four
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Hail, happy saint, on thine immortal throne, Possest of glory, life, and bliss unknown; We hear no more the music of thy tongue, Thy wonted auditories cease to throng. Thy sermons in unequall’d accents flow’d, And ev’ry ***** with devotion glow’d; Thou didst in strains of eloquence refin’d Inflame the heart, and captivate the mind. Unhappy we the setting sun deplore, So glorious once, but ah! it shines no more. Behold the prophet in his tow’ring flight! He leaves the earth for heav’n’s unmeasur’d height, And worlds unknown receive him from our sight. There Whitefield wings with rapid course his way, And sails to Zion through vast seas of day. Thy pray’rs, great saint, and thine incessant cries Have pierc’d the ***** of thy native skies. Thou moon hast seen, and all the stars of light, How he has wrestled with his God by night. He pray’d that grace in ev’ry heart might dwell, He long’d to see America excell; He charg’d its youth that ev’ry grace divine Should with full lustre in their conduct shine; That Saviour, which his soul did first receive, The greatest gift that ev’n a God can give, He freely offer’d to the num’rous throng, That on his lips with list’ning pleasure hung. “Take him, ye wretched, for your only good, “Take him ye starving sinners, for your food; “Ye thirsty, come to this life-giving stream, “Ye preachers, take him for your joyful theme; “Take him my dear Americans, he said, “Be your complaints on his kind ***** laid: “Take him, ye Africans, he longs for you, “Impartial Saviour is his title due: “Wash’d in the fountain of redeeming blood, “You shall be sons, and kings, and priests to God.” Great Countess, we Americans revere Thy name, and mingle in thy grief sincere; New England deeply feels, the Orphans mourn, Their more than father will no more return. But, though arrested by the hand of death, Whitefield no more exerts his lab’ring breath, Yet let us view him in th’ eternal skies, Let ev’ry heart to this bright vision rise; While the tomb safe retains its sacred trust, Till life divine re-animates his dust.
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On The Death Of The Rev. Mr. George Whitefield
Hail, happy saint, on thine immortal throne, Possest of glory, life, and bliss unknown; We hear no more the music of thy tongue, Thy wonted auditories cease to throng. Thy sermons in unequall’d accents flow’d, And ev’ry ***** with devotion glow’d; Thou didst in strains of eloquence refin’d Inflame the heart, and captivate the mind. Unhappy we the setting sun deplore, So glorious once, but ah! it shines no more. Behold the prophet in his tow’ring flight! He leaves the earth for heav’n’s unmeasur’d height, And worlds unknown receive him from our sight. There Whitefield wings with rapid course his way, And sails to Zion through vast seas of day. Thy pray’rs, great saint, and thine incessant cries Have pierc’d the ***** of thy native skies. Thou moon hast seen, and all the stars of light, How he has wrestled with his God by night. He pray’d that grace in ev’ry heart might dwell, He long’d to see America excell; He charg’d its youth that ev’ry grace divine Should with full lustre in their conduct shine; That Saviour, which his soul did first receive, The greatest gift that ev’n a God can give, He freely offer’d to the num’rous throng, That on his lips with list’ning pleasure hung. “Take him, ye wretched, for your only good, “Take him ye starving sinners, for your food; “Ye thirsty, come to this life-giving stream, “Ye preachers, take him for your joyful theme; “Take him my dear Americans, he said, “Be your complaints on his kind ***** laid: “Take him, ye Africans, he longs for you, “Impartial Saviour is his title due: “Wash’d in the fountain of redeeming blood, “You shall be sons, and kings, and priests to God.” Great Countess, we Americans revere Thy name, and mingle in thy grief sincere; New England deeply feels, the Orphans mourn, Their more than father will no more return. But, though arrested by the hand of death, Whitefield no more exerts his lab’ring breath, Yet let us view him in th’ eternal skies, Let ev’ry heart to this bright vision rise; While the tomb safe retains its sacred trust, Till life divine re-animates his dust.
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Vincent van Gogh o man of greater talent blessed in loss the same as all the rest wrestled he with demons of the mind but oh! such beauty palate knife could find! in sweat and pain did Vincent make his mark in poverty obsessed for love of art he, in his eyes, God's poetry was made struggling til his mortal soul was shade his great love, a woman of distain he could not win nor loss of her sustain a bandag'd head of sorrow woe betides but greater wound within his chest resides o wond'rous lights the stars in heav'n found they to fortune's hand he was forever bound looked he upon your rays back then now his own light goes soft unto eternal end soulsurvivor (c) 6/5/2015
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 3:24 AM UTC
wrapped up in stars
It all began as an observation, a mere innocent study, to watch people in cars, from cars. First, the tired workers, who glared and stared in the road in front, who slumped in their seats, who held the steering wheels in a glum manner, who had dark circles under their eyes, who had cans of beers at the back seat, tired, weary, drained, exhausted,spent. The cheeky children, who yelled at their siblings, who wrestled with siblings, who sat listening to lectures, who texted with their phones, who went tippy tappy with their laptops, who ignored the world; reading, innocent, busy adolescents. Of course, there are mothers, who glance at their sleepy children every few minutes, who smile at their babies dotingly, who gave loud lectures to kids, who smoked cigars, who was on the phone,or was just driving ahead, loving, fussy, unleisured. There were the out-going, who head-banged furiously to booming music, who sang aloud to radio, who chatted enthusiasticly with passengers, who smiled the whole way through the journey, who stuck their hands out to feel the wind, who had nothing to worry about, free, wonderful, liberated, loose. Also, some were fretful, who needed to visit hospitals, who had their heart broken, who got rejected at interviews, who lost someone, who is obviously in anxiety, who were simply drunk, worrysome, tired, sad. And then there's me, who had nothing better to do, than to watch and observe, and felt many things should be changed, eccentric, weird.
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 3:37 AM UTC
People In Cars
It all began as an observation, a mere innocent study, to watch people in cars, from cars. First, the tired workers, who glared and stared in the road in front, who slumped in their seats, who held the steering wheels in a glum manner, who had dark circles under their eyes, who had cans of beers at the back seat, tired, weary, drained, exhausted,spent. The cheeky children, who yelled at their siblings, who wrestled with siblings, who sat listening to lectures, who texted with their phones, who went tippy tappy with their laptops, who ignored the world; reading, innocent, busy adolescents. Of course, there are mothers, who glance at their sleepy children every few minutes, who smile at their babies dotingly, who gave loud lectures to kids, who smoked cigars, who was on the phone,or was just driving ahead, loving, fussy, unleisured. There were the out-going, who head-banged furiously to booming music, who sang aloud to radio, who chatted enthusiasticly with passengers, who smiled the whole way through the journey, who stuck their hands out to feel the wind, who had nothing to worry about, free, wonderful, liberated, loose. Also, some were fretful, who needed to visit hospitals, who had their heart broken, who got rejected at interviews, who lost someone, who is obviously in anxiety, who were simply drunk, worrysome, tired, sad. And then there's me, who had nothing better to do, than to watch and observe, and felt many things should be changed, eccentric, weird.
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Samson fell for Delilah while being the enemy of her Philistines people, but the gods chose her to take his power.He tried to make her be a good woman. Delilah wrestled with The Lord, in fact, using her powers of seduction and deception against the man.This way, she found the Samson's secret. She could subdue him to be captured. For sure, she felt sorry for what she did, when she understood what real love means, but it was too late to change anything. For Samson, love has been senseless. He sadly ceased to continue this fight with her. He ought to love God more than he loved the woman. He ought to know that faith involved the sacrifice of sinful love. He became a simple , blind man. He destroyed the temple of the Philistines, all their idols and the people being inside it, after demanding the divine power, when only  God's love and the Holy faith became important in his human life. Probably, Delilah cried for doing what she did to him ,but she had to fight against the enemies of her gods. In fact,she has never really loved any man,because she didn't meet The Lord while loving Samson,while trying to find Him. She would know that Lord means honest love, truth and justice.
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May 20, 2013
May 20, 2013 at 4:13 PM UTC
Samson and Delilah
In school, ****** was as bad as ***** It had been raining, I had been heart broken The night was cold, it was almost Fall My birthday was in the Fall, soon I'd be seventeen I'd be seventeen, and still a ****** I may have broke it off, but she's the one who ended it I may have been dumb, but she was unfaithful Thus I ran, and dove into her arms I knew she was older, she knew I was younger She was lonely, looking for fun I was lost, looking for a new rush My face was red, I had been drinking Her lips were red, she had been hunting I found a corner to hide, but she smelled blood Her eyes drilled into mine, she licked her lips and breathed fire My legs started to shake, my lips started to quiver She came like a viper, she slithered toward me Hypnotized by her hips, my mouth watered at her ******* She sat on my lap, and looked me up and down "You looked lonely," she said, "I think you're cute." Boy was I, lonely that is, she took my beer and took a sip Her perfume smelled like fruit, her breath smelled like candy The warmth from her legs met mine, and my cheeks turned the color of her lips My heart was dancing, her eyes were twinkling She took me prisoner, and dragged me upstairs She slammed the door and sealed my fate Her smile was devious, her smell so sweet Her hands on my belt, her tongue on my teeth She kidnapped me beneath the sheets, she made me her prisoner of war And I waved the red flag, I was ready for war I wanted war, I wanted you I wanted her, I wanted it, I wanted the badge She dug her nails in my skin, I dug my teeth into hers Our clothes took themselves off, her thong was black lace She devoured me, I penetrated her We danced, we kissed, we wrestled and sang ... And then it was over It was over in twenty minutes This veil of innocence that we chastised That we mock and rush to throw away Is so easily thrown away But those twenty minutes were amazing, although I probably wasn't She knew it was my first time, she called me out "You're a ****** she said, "Don't tell me you're not." Embarrassed I countered, "I'm also not eighteen." She gasped in horror, and stormed out of the room In her speed to grab her clothes, she'd forgotten to tell me her name And to this day, I still don't know it.
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Aug 22, 2017
Aug 22, 2017 at 8:13 PM UTC
Bedroom Confessions Chapter One: First Time For Everything
In school, ****** was as bad as ***** It had been raining, I had been heart broken The night was cold, it was almost Fall My birthday was in the Fall, soon I'd be seventeen I'd be seventeen, and still a ****** I may have broke it off, but she's the one who ended it I may have been dumb, but she was unfaithful Thus I ran, and dove into her arms I knew she was older, she knew I was younger She was lonely, looking for fun I was lost, looking for a new rush My face was red, I had been drinking Her lips were red, she had been hunting I found a corner to hide, but she smelled blood Her eyes drilled into mine, she licked her lips and breathed fire My legs started to shake, my lips started to quiver She came like a viper, she slithered toward me Hypnotized by her hips, my mouth watered at her ******* She sat on my lap, and looked me up and down "You looked lonely," she said, "I think you're cute." Boy was I, lonely that is, she took my beer and took a sip Her perfume smelled like fruit, her breath smelled like candy The warmth from her legs met mine, and my cheeks turned the color of her lips My heart was dancing, her eyes were twinkling She took me prisoner, and dragged me upstairs She slammed the door and sealed my fate Her smile was devious, her smell so sweet Her hands on my belt, her tongue on my teeth She kidnapped me beneath the sheets, she made me her prisoner of war And I waved the red flag, I was ready for war I wanted war, I wanted you I wanted her, I wanted it, I wanted the badge She dug her nails in my skin, I dug my teeth into hers Our clothes took themselves off, her thong was black lace She devoured me, I penetrated her We danced, we kissed, we wrestled and sang ... And then it was over It was over in twenty minutes This veil of innocence that we chastised That we mock and rush to throw away Is so easily thrown away But those twenty minutes were amazing, although I probably wasn't She knew it was my first time, she called me out "You're a ****** she said, "Don't tell me you're not." Embarrassed I countered, "I'm also not eighteen." She gasped in horror, and stormed out of the room In her speed to grab her clothes, she'd forgotten to tell me her name And to this day, I still don't know it.
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