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"yearlong" poems
Dear beautiful evergreen rooted down in the field strongly upholding itself like it has an impenetrable shield The one that has experienced blazing summers and freezing winters not only seen warfare but watched it from the center winds blew it west and east but it never went left or right had blood on its leaves but never got into a fight Dear beautiful evergreen That stands there all yearlong keep your roots rooted and continue to be strong
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Dec 13, 2019
Dec 13, 2019 at 10:20 AM UTC
Beautiful Evergreen
Marooned Vapid beauty of this room Frothing carpet, ocean blue One wall me, the other you What lies between is residue Scribed on soggy, shipwrecked parchment Questions asked, time forgotten Who are we? What do we know? Into these questions Summer flows And thrashes at your Autumn’s brinks Yearlong they torment my brain Infringing on every season If not for the manic scheme To love and having loved be loved This correspondence to a distant land With stars, more numerous and brightly lit Than my burgeoning highway exit Would by no means have left my hand But if, against all odds, it will prevail Extolling truth’s folly, my sorrowful tale Quells with reason my groundless pride At having docked on your passionless harbor Unloading platonic cargo during our youth’s ebbing tide Must not create union of body or mind You swallow my horizon, like the sun twilight Though, one need not chase that orange orb for tomorrow In this night without fortitude, lewd humor consumes me Singing with the mouth on my head and your voice inside I plunge into darkness Skimming its silky surface Before zipping it behind me Shall I drown, as I have lived? In vain, my dreams your subjects Taken for ransom in your heart’s Tripoli Not surmising recompense, I forfeit this A note belying resonance Of my heart’s last echoed throe One desperate effort, giving up Feed every vestige to the void Wading, torso encumbered Each sullen relic of your memory Falls to the deep’s frigid ebony Then, only too late am I cognizant That my own breath is tribute yet spent Therefore if I were to float or swim I’d give you every ounce of who I am Convince you to relinquish me From your tepid, spurning sea Then lying beneath moist underbrush Slowly, breathe no more
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Aug 9, 2010
Aug 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM UTC
Marooned
Marooned Vapid beauty of this room Frothing carpet, ocean blue One wall me, the other you What lies between is residue Scribed on soggy, shipwrecked parchment Questions asked, time forgotten Who are we? What do we know? Into these questions Summer flows And thrashes at your Autumn’s brinks Yearlong they torment my brain Infringing on every season If not for the manic scheme To love and having loved be loved This correspondence to a distant land With stars, more numerous and brightly lit Than my burgeoning highway exit Would by no means have left my hand But if, against all odds, it will prevail Extolling truth’s folly, my sorrowful tale Quells with reason my groundless pride At having docked on your passionless harbor Unloading platonic cargo during our youth’s ebbing tide Must not create union of body or mind You swallow my horizon, like the sun twilight Though, one need not chase that orange orb for tomorrow In this night without fortitude, lewd humor consumes me Singing with the mouth on my head and your voice inside I plunge into darkness Skimming its silky surface Before zipping it behind me Shall I drown, as I have lived? In vain, my dreams your subjects Taken for ransom in your heart’s Tripoli Not surmising recompense, I forfeit this A note belying resonance Of my heart’s last echoed throe One desperate effort, giving up Feed every vestige to the void Wading, torso encumbered Each sullen relic of your memory Falls to the deep’s frigid ebony Then, only too late am I cognizant That my own breath is tribute yet spent Therefore if I were to float or swim I’d give you every ounce of who I am Convince you to relinquish me From your tepid, spurning sea Then lying beneath moist underbrush Slowly, breathe no more
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there are million of words left unsaid inside this gut. similar to every volcanoes, there will be                       time for this gut(ter) to blow up, burst of processed thoughts that kept inside for yearlong. whether you like it or not, give a **** or not, ain't no **** were given 'cause it's about the time.
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 9:48 PM UTC
hides in plain sight
See, as the carver carves a rose, A wing, a toad, a serpent's eye, In cruel granite, to disclose The soft things that in hardness lie, So this one, taking up his heart, Which time and change had made a stone, Carved out of it with dolorous art, Laboring yearlong and alone, The thing there hidden-rose, toad, wing? A frog's hand on a lily pad? Bees in a cobweb?-no such thing! A girl's head was the thing he had, Small, shapely, richly crowned with hair, Drowsy, with eyes half closed, as they Looked through you and beyond you, clear To something farther than Cathay: Saw you, yet counted you not worth The seeing, thinking all the while How, flower-like, beauty comes to birth; And thinking this, began to smile. Medusa! For she could not see The world she turned to stone and ash. Only herself she saw, a tree That flowered beneath a lightning-flash. Thus dreamed her face-a lovely thing To worship, weep for, or to break . . . Better to carve a claw, a wing, Or, if the heart provide, a snake.
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The Carver
after his lips brazed mine, i understood what churches meant to saints; death and rebirth and homecoming and ease. the artistry of our flesh meeting flesh, gentle grassroot heartbeats finding heaven in the moles on our shoulders, our inner thighs. he hums a hymn of becoming and i join the chorus: a kingdom of quiet wednesdays and leaving forget-me-nots on my pillowcase to bloom. murmurous, he sweetens my melancholy; our naked bodies left bare to the seasons, over and over again, unafraid. i part my gracious fingers and quilt for him a makeshift rosebush beneath blue eyes and summery glances. our testimony is this: underneath july starlight, victory is found in the warmth of our xanthic chapel; a yearlong love story left zen in our delicate rapture
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Mar 3, 2018
Mar 3, 2018 at 8:39 PM UTC
holy
Her attractive skin, mostly bare, in any clime looks alabaster, Her heart, dark, envious green granite, rarely seen anywhere had a hole drilled to pass right through it's coarse middle, quite befitting for a 'crown crusted cobra', to snuggle within, and inhabit, perfectly concealed, day and night, yearlong, not on the eye shot of the prying world, it would remain the unknown secret at the core of her enigmatic, existence. Her eyes, shimmering embers of coal would entice, any one smitten by desire, who dares to look at her face, that vision of her from the very first sight remains frozen though warped by spherical error,  incorrigible! Her slur sounds music to her fawning admirers. She was a metaphor, for a perfect baneful construct.
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 7:45 AM UTC
Exorcising her for ever
Sweet Sixteen Years <••> had to get the calculator cause this brain refused this math, 2024 - 2008 ‎ = 16 yearlong furlongs a dustance existential impossibility: She selected me from the millions of riffraf looking for a living romantic love, which perhaps while not a complete miracle, but something, that had been as elusively beautiful as a running back shedding 11 tacklers and well, scoring a touching down (n.b. it’s a Sunday) a touchdown elusive and once thought, a deluded inconclusive belief from the realm of music and poetry, an aberrant belief in a life of mundane and oft much pain that periodically stubbed one’s toes with streaks of sparks, but never was carded for one who had not learned the definition of longer lasting, open ended, unimaginable, genuine to expect, believe that it was a validity, nothing but a legal fiction never to be a word in my finishing diminishing vocabulary there will be no candlelight dinner, no popping corks, no mad jewelry hidden in refrigerator, maybe just some outshine lemonade icicle popsicles, a modest treat for an e-xtra oh-never-ordinary travelogue with no final destination penned in blue-black ink for the record: she picked me out, she came late to our first date, and fully agreed on a third date, that commitment was a pressure neither desired, agreeing with a hearty high five so here she is, always a present, always an available sujet for one more onlylovepoem to scribe, and complain how a poet goes on and on and on which is a reminder to self to quit writing too much when there is still a tomorrow to add to this poem
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Dec 15, 2024
Dec 15, 2024 at 7:12 AM UTC
Sweet Sixteen Years
Sweet Sixteen Years <••> had to get the calculator cause this brain refused this math, 2024 - 2008 ‎ = 16 yearlong furlongs a dustance existential impossibility: She selected me from the millions of riffraf looking for a living romantic love, which perhaps while not a complete miracle, but something, that had been as elusively beautiful as a running back shedding 11 tacklers and well, scoring a touching down (n.b. it’s a Sunday) a touchdown elusive and once thought, a deluded inconclusive belief from the realm of music and poetry, an aberrant belief in a life of mundane and oft much pain that periodically stubbed one’s toes with streaks of sparks, but never was carded for one who had not learned the definition of longer lasting, open ended, unimaginable, genuine to expect, believe that it was a validity, nothing but a legal fiction never to be a word in my finishing diminishing vocabulary there will be no candlelight dinner, no popping corks, no mad jewelry hidden in refrigerator, maybe just some outshine lemonade icicle popsicles, a modest treat for an e-xtra oh-never-ordinary travelogue with no final destination penned in blue-black ink for the record: she picked me out, she came late to our first date, and fully agreed on a third date, that commitment was a pressure neither desired, agreeing with a hearty high five so here she is, always a present, always an available sujet for one more onlylovepoem to scribe, and complain how a poet goes on and on and on which is a reminder to self to quit writing too much when there is still a tomorrow to add to this poem
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a lonely heart thinks of the girl with eyes like diamonds in the rain, and her eyelashes that float like dandelions. thinks of the day she ****** the warmth from the sky, and watched the sunset down her throat. her tongue broke like waves on the shoreline, “I don’t know if I love you.” lies awake, up late, on a yearlong night pouring alcohol, trying to put his pain to rest, only to watch his wounds erupt into fire, and give birth to a child caught in a trap of burning bones, waiting for someone to hold him and say, “I know you.” he wanders a desert, chasing mirages, that are only clouds of text messages, that swarm like nagging mosquitos, before vultures pick him apart. and he knows no one wants to adopt homeless shadows before the dawn. and now, deep behind the ribbed gates of his chest, his veins are snakes in the garden. looking to eat the end of a lonely heart.
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 11:40 PM UTC
Ouroboros of A Heart
Fields of my ancestors -stalks of cane sugar- surrounding It yields yearlong: for the sun -garish- in its wake leaves thirst quick to slake
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Nov 30, 2014
Nov 30, 2014 at 5:51 PM UTC
Fields
I'd rather work with numbers than work with people. *Reason:                                       they give you the right answer numbers are never wrong!* They can never be, they tell the truth yearlong. It's not that I hate people, or have an issue with trust, or, they don't use their noodle. It's because they can lie. see numbers can't, nor can they deny. My love for numbers is as endless as Pi, because numbers can NEVER lie.
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 8:58 AM UTC
Numbers Don't Lie
The universe makes random jokes  Like, to know me is a curse  My personalities make it worse. The introvert in me is ugly painted with gloomy clouds, stalking demons in the alley loves to mourn as a firstborn sick With numb eyes flick, tears don't exist anymore. The extrovert in me is silly painted with colours people never been seen, his smile is flawless and always wander around clueless about why he smiles. The **** in me is a song or people like to call it wrong, a yearlong gong he writes 'lol' in people's wall with a fluffy cloud inside his brain,  it reads tetrahydrocannabinol,  notorious for his vocabulary, can **** with an epistolary. The Dib is a broken rib, spoon-feed bib  He writes out of syllabus with sketchy nib, runs in a solo trip his life says 'rofl'. ©sarcasticbong
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May 25, 2021
May 25, 2021 at 2:08 PM UTC
LIFE-O-ROFL
I find the beggar’s face happier than me At the street corner where I see him daily In unkempt hair and stretched shriveled palm He doesn’t look as ruffled or as me bereft calm! He isn’t a bit perturbed none asks him his name Not complains of clothes barely hiding his shame Holds on to a lingering smile never leaving his face Gathers besides the coins comes whatever happiness! Scar him wrathful season’s sun storm and rain Yearlong his beggar’s toil keeps him in the open Yet never stalks his face the slightest trace of gloom The dark shades of despair like on my face loom! The moment you fill his palm he bows in courtesy Reciprocates with blesses for you and family I have seen him sharing crumbs with the dog on street Showing there’s a good heart a mind that is sweet! I find the beggar’s face far happier than me Admire him but more than that I do him envy Don’t doubt it and I'm ready to lay a wager I cannot be as happy as that street side beggar!
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Jul 18, 2014
Jul 18, 2014 at 7:28 AM UTC
I cannot be as happy
i kept this love for you hidden in my veins like drugs or alcohol, like you could just find it on my breath if i leaned in too close or too soon. i blink and i hear your voice/feel your touch. i blink and i can almost rewind to those sweet winter days, the spring, the summer, the days you called me beautiful. falling for you was not seasonal. it was yearlong and so heavy lidded and blissful. i still want to grow old with you. i want to ask you, “honey, did you feed the fish?” i want to go on our one hundredth date and still get butterflies. i want to look into those beautiful eyes and know that right then, right there, i’m looking at my whole ******* world. i want to wake up with your body so tangled with mine we could be mistaken for a singular, otherworldly being. i want to come home later in the day and tell you about my day at work as i’m in the recliner and you’re massaging my shoulders. i want the purest softest love the universe can muster. you make me sure of one thing, and that is that love transcends. period. everything about you is a reminder of what love is to me. and i want to protect that love more than anything in the world, okay?
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Sep 29, 2017
Sep 29, 2017 at 12:06 AM UTC
grow
huddled beneath the ***** dark alleys of the past there's a girl rubbing her hands together for a semblance of warmth the cold bites deep through bare clothing chilling her to the bone as the frost flurries through and bright Christmas trees set her eyes alight she shakily pulls a small matchbook from her pocket with a breath, she mutters a prayer and strikes the match to watch it burn one last time the flame wavers but continues to burn 'till there is no fuel left just as the light dies she, too, dies and the ghosts come to take her hand to a safer place where it's Christmas yearlong and warm embraces await for the little match girl has left for somewhere, something beyond our reach
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Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 9:05 PM UTC
little match girl
When I'm There After all of the noise Of all the days Of the all time spent prior When I'm there All that's left is silence All that's left is the sound of the wind as it breathes Through the spheric nature of me
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 7:13 AM UTC
At The End Of The Yearlong Road
As armed ants advance Beautifully beyond blasted borders, Crazed caterpillars create Demoralizing defenses Engineered effectively. Fiery fights form Gracefully. Gleaming gear Hints hardily In ill-prepared insect incisors. Jowls juice. Just Keep killing. Keep killing. Lordly lust leaps, leading Maniacal maggots mercilessly. Not nearly neat nature now. Nasty new-horror negates Original order. Overlords order; Paternal pressure pokes Quills quintessential, Reaching re-riled responders. Rest rowdily royal Slaves. Soon shrill sounds shout silently. Sun-break signals Too-terrifying travesty Under umbrella’d Vulcanism. Voracious vulgarities Wrap war wistfully whilst Xeroxed Xanadus Yearn yearlong. Yawing Zephyrus’ zeppelin: zephyrs zoom zilched zealots.
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Jan 7, 2020
Jan 7, 2020 at 6:21 AM UTC
Garden Gathering
Absent arburn air Baffled beautiful boughs Causing chaotic conflicts During dead days Even erethreal energy Forged forgetful fiends Greatful greactious gains Handed handwritten hearts Instead intricate idiocy Joined jumping jesters Keeping kites killed Leaving lonely listeners Mourning more music Nourishing nothing new Overtime opening options Presented painfully personal Questioning quaint qualities Returning resourcefully righteous Simply slauted seriously Tempting tireless tapestry Usually using updateable Volumptuos ****** value With wanted water Xaern xany xenatious Yearns yearlong yet Zappy zazzy zanyism
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 10:10 AM UTC
Alphabetical
Let me evade myself into the Beauty of your heart Where the Roses are Red and Rose all the yearlong Let me breath the air from your Lungs Where only pure air can be dragged from Let me explore the beat of your Heart Where every beat Sounds similar To the syllables of my name Let me Get lost in your Voice Where the ocean of passion screams words like,                          Oh Love,                                           My Love
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Nov 28, 2016
Nov 28, 2016 at 6:29 AM UTC
Wonderful Garden
Drop by drop i saw Shedding in the leaves of leaping flame Have you seen deadpan tears ? They are melt of . Broken fire ,broken dreams ,and broken soul . All my little eyes saw in bruised broken bangles. My little heart balked to revolt ,but too much was her endurance ! It was not a tale of yearlong , But long a long So long that nobody want to remember Even my pen don’t want to spread much ink As it brings a flood of red tears in black December . Dr Pragya Suman copyright@pragya suman
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Jul 21, 2020
Jul 21, 2020 at 9:44 AM UTC
Red Tears