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"yellowish" poems
explicit Let the strangers be scared again, my dear It's finally my turn to incite fear Last time I was your sweet innocent angel This time I'll be your Jezebel The underwear you ripped off me and cast beside the chair? I'll use them to bind your wrists then grab you by the hair. Then I'll pull your head to the side so I can bite And scratch and bleed you until your pain turns into delight I'll kiss you with your blood on my lips and force you roughly down My yellowish eyes filled with evil glee like a demented clown I'll bite your chin and slither down Nibbling and feeding at each place I've found Until I reach the place you want to be touched There's fear in your eyes now; you see my bloodlust Then I'll start caressing Teasing Pleasing Until you are begging Pleading Needing And you break free of your silken chain To remind me once again Why I'm a daughter of Eve And you're a child of Cain
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:33 PM UTC
Let the strangers be scared (again)
i walked in a garden i saw roses, daisies, bougainvilleas pagoda and peonies too and somehow they reminded me of you the roses reminded me of your lips how it's so red and lovely how it curves whenever your smile along with your eyes how it separates when you laugh the daisies reminded me of your eyes how it slowly blooms beautifully in morning how lovely when it slowly closes at night how chatoyant it was when touched by light the bougainvillea reminded me of your being how you stood strong despite everything how you stayed lucent and beautiful how you let yourself bloom in many colours the pagoda reminded me of your skin how it's yellowish and eternally beautiful how smooth and soft it was how selcouth it seems in my retina the peonies reminded me of your heart how it's still exquisite despite of its fragile figure how it's still eesome even though it looks wrinkled how it stays strong and pulchritudinous walking in the garden felt serendipitious it felt like walking inside your existence and i liked it.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 3:45 AM UTC
the pulchritude in you
Big netted leaves falling from tall Saag trees, Walking  with me  on a curvy road, Slowly disappearing into the hills, Cool breeze and the bluebird that sing along, The bells in a cow's neck grazing by, A black korku kid dancing on its tunes, His mother washing clothes on the river, As the water played with little white stones, The lush green wheat fields spreading across horizons, And the yellowish huts below the blue skies, An old man calls me and offers some rotis, No ,Thank you Sir, But I've got miles to cover, Till I meet the chilly cold night !
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 7:05 AM UTC
The Countryside
i have fallen between the stumps of the mango trees to me their leaves have become my umbrella i sleep surrounded by dark soils a typical shade of my  mind while watching each fruit bloom green to a yellowish red my skin starts to mold its still a pretty site to have seeing others shine seeds of envy aren't planted in me anymore cause i know when their brown branches brake from teach fruits  gluttony i will have company by gobbling up there's plenty of space between the stumps of the mango trees
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 7:43 PM UTC
between the stumps of the mango trees
Green eyes. Green, yellowish in the center. Sunflowers in the center, and white skin and freckles and everything else is red Old myths dying under the new sun rising, spilling over grassy fields dotted with poppies The day is unspoiled.
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 7:04 PM UTC
Waking up with Redhead
In his glass world he seems to float embryonic smooth and white, not pure white but rather yellowish watched by thousands of eyes far from his ilk, alligators in green, out there, innocent, harmless it seems as if they, in the evening after the last visitors have left, pull the valve out of his back and let the air and life leave him
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 10:47 AM UTC
Aquarium of the Americas
*You Held Me Tight In Your Arms, The Night Air Nipping At Our Skin, Our Breath Clouds Of Warmth, Mixing Underneath The Stars* "I Love You," You Said, Your Hands Meandering, Up And Down My Spine, Trying To Keep Me Warm, In The Frosty Octobor Night *Corn Stalks Gently Grazed Our Jeans, You Held Me Close, Perplexing The Lurking Demons, Warming My Blood, With Your Lips* "I Love You Too," I Said Holding Your Shoulders *You Wrapped Me In Your Arms, Folding Our Souls Together, Like An Ormagami Crane, And You Kissed My Cheek, Our Frozen Fingers Entwined* "Don't Ever Leave Me," You Said Lovingly, As You Burried Your Face Into My Neck, And Kissed It Lightly *I Lay My Head On Your Shoulder, And The Goosebumps On My Skin Faded, As My Body Enjoyed The Cold* "I Won't" I Murmered, *You Stared Into My Eyes, And Pulled Me Closer, Our Lips A Millimeter Away, You Know What I Like* I Felt Your Breath As You Asked,"What Would You Say If I Asked You To Marry Me?" *Even Though It Was Only 2 Seconds, The Space Imbetween That Question, Felt Like Two Hours, Honestly I Never Wanted That Moment To End* "I Would Say Yes, Why?" *I Could Feel Your Pulse Rise, And Your Skin Start To Warm* "Because Someday I'm Going To Ask You, And Give You A Diamond Ring, Almost As Beautiful As You" *I Smiled A Reflection To Yours As We Sat Under The Yellowish Cresent Moon* "Then It's A Yes" *I Laughed My Annoying Kackly Laugh The One You Love* "Can I Kiss You?" *My Eyebrows Lowered In Sarcastic Annoyence But I Giggled* "Fine" *As You Kissed Me I Smiled* "Please Take My Sweatshirt," You Begged Me *I Noticed My Shivering Body The Hairs On My Arms Rose And My Fingers Felt As If They Belonged To A Dead Person* "Okay" I Reluctantly Said *You Put Your Sweatshirt Over My Shoulders And As You Cuddled Me Closer And Kissed My Lips One Last Time I Opened My Eyes The Light From The Moon Streaked Across My Face Suddenly I Heard You Whisper Goodnight As We Stood On My Doorstep Goodnight I Replied*
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 8:17 PM UTC
Under The October Moon
*You Held Me Tight In Your Arms, The Night Air Nipping At Our Skin, Our Breath Clouds Of Warmth, Mixing Underneath The Stars* "I Love You," You Said, Your Hands Meandering, Up And Down My Spine, Trying To Keep Me Warm, In The Frosty Octobor Night *Corn Stalks Gently Grazed Our Jeans, You Held Me Close, Perplexing The Lurking Demons, Warming My Blood, With Your Lips* "I Love You Too," I Said Holding Your Shoulders *You Wrapped Me In Your Arms, Folding Our Souls Together, Like An Ormagami Crane, And You Kissed My Cheek, Our Frozen Fingers Entwined* "Don't Ever Leave Me," You Said Lovingly, As You Burried Your Face Into My Neck, And Kissed It Lightly *I Lay My Head On Your Shoulder, And The Goosebumps On My Skin Faded, As My Body Enjoyed The Cold* "I Won't" I Murmered, *You Stared Into My Eyes, And Pulled Me Closer, Our Lips A Millimeter Away, You Know What I Like* I Felt Your Breath As You Asked,"What Would You Say If I Asked You To Marry Me?" *Even Though It Was Only 2 Seconds, The Space Imbetween That Question, Felt Like Two Hours, Honestly I Never Wanted That Moment To End* "I Would Say Yes, Why?" *I Could Feel Your Pulse Rise, And Your Skin Start To Warm* "Because Someday I'm Going To Ask You, And Give You A Diamond Ring, Almost As Beautiful As You" *I Smiled A Reflection To Yours As We Sat Under The Yellowish Cresent Moon* "Then It's A Yes" *I Laughed My Annoying Kackly Laugh The One You Love* "Can I Kiss You?" *My Eyebrows Lowered In Sarcastic Annoyence But I Giggled* "Fine" *As You Kissed Me I Smiled* "Please Take My Sweatshirt," You Begged Me *I Noticed My Shivering Body The Hairs On My Arms Rose And My Fingers Felt As If They Belonged To A Dead Person* "Okay" I Reluctantly Said *You Put Your Sweatshirt Over My Shoulders And As You Cuddled Me Closer And Kissed My Lips One Last Time I Opened My Eyes The Light From The Moon Streaked Across My Face Suddenly I Heard You Whisper Goodnight As We Stood On My Doorstep Goodnight I Replied*
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Waiting for the storm to lower its head and charge In ozone incense of unstable air Eons of ions ago horned and heavy negatives lock prey within vortical-eye Angelic flutter of electrons struggling on-- in yellowish friction above... “...Did I tell you?” Love is lightning hotter than the sun! Schism-- resolving in the only way it can a design that cannot save itself! Clouds roar away-- For a minute-- I think that I will too -- along with all these words and rain *“...and did I tell you... how thunderstorms remind me ...of love...the way it should be and the worship after?”*
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Jun 18, 2017
Jun 18, 2017 at 7:03 PM UTC
The Worship After
railroad yard in San Jose I wandered desolate in front of a tank factory and sat on a bench near the switchman's shack. A flower lay on the hay on the asphalt highway --the dread hay flower I thought--It had a brittle black stem and corolla of yellowish ***** spikes like Jesus' inchlong crown, and a soiled dry center cotton tuft like a used shaving brush that's been lying under the garage for a year. Yellow, yellow flower, and flower of industry, tough spiky ugly flower, flower nonetheless, with the form of the great yellow Rose in your brain! This is the flower of the World. San Jose, 1954
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In Back Of The Real
Ice-cold Orange juice with a teaspoon of Brown sugar sipped with my Red-matte lips under the Yellowish-tuscan sun Thinking of those Little White lies tossed with a Grey stone sunken deepdown the Blue lagoon lost in a Blackhole Purple thoughts Pink-positive thinking with a Green tea on the side Hoping for a slight chance of Rainbow after this storm
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Feb 24, 2019
Feb 24, 2019 at 7:12 PM UTC
Colors
I built me a yellowish statue of you out of last nights curry and the cheese fondue. Your *** was madras your **** vindaloo and stilton is what yer built on. WHOOP DE FUKIN DOO !!!!!,
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 1:09 AM UTC
"- Aphrodite at the balti house -"
A yellowish time was walking alone On the Hare Road in the rainy afternoon. Is it time to discuss with coffee or ice-cream holding the hand like a band Touching the sorrows before putting coins into the evening's folder? It's time to slice time thinner and thicker Processing pickles on the dissection table With likings-hates, joys-sorrows, dreams-realities before the evening flirts afternoon! Going ahead or coming back or even standing a while Which one is the worthless best I don't like to know? A small seed of wrongful dream germinates mutely From infinity and going to the end of infinity! Never have I seen any time walking Nor have I seen any rainy afternoon at Hare Road! Poem 17 Book 'Beckoning Jade-Dreams' April 2007 Copyright Musharrat Mahjabeen Mizan Publishers, Dhaka, Bangladesh ISBN 984-8700-82-X
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Aug 20, 2012
Aug 20, 2012 at 8:09 AM UTC
[01] Hare Road
The Maple with its tassell flowers of green That turns to red, a stag horn shapèd seed Just spreading out its scallopped leaves is seen, Of yellowish hue yet beautifully green. Bark ribb’d like corderoy in seamy screed That farther up the stem is smoother seen, Where the white hemlock with white umbel flowers Up each spread stoven to the branches towers And mossy round the stoven spread dark green And blotched leaved orchis and the blue-bell flowers— Thickly they grow and neath the leaves are seen. I love to see them gemm’d with morning hours. I love the lone green places where they be And the sweet clothing of the Maple tree.
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The Maple Tree
If I am to stop and actually think, why I spill this indelible ink. Why I allow my heart to be opened, to fill other minds with a yellowish pink. I come to conclude that I can't help but try to poison your minds with love such as mine. I have too much, I'm trying to share. To prevent overfilling a venomous care. I can not sleep because reality's better. She's still in my mind. I still can't forget her. I'd rather not judge for imaginary's nicer. I know she's quite quirky but that's why I love her. I still can not know because guessing is sweeter. We talk less than I'd like, I'm just happy to meet her. Pick the one who's just out of reach. Pick the one where your chances are mythical. Pick the one that you know you can't breach. Pick her just right and your heart will go critical.
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May 2, 2012
May 2, 2012 at 6:44 PM UTC
Indelible Ink
Sitting alone in my backyard Where the plumeria tree stands Spreading its fragrance all over Collecting the white-yellowish flowers Dispersed on the wet dark brown soil Earth worms pop out their heads Seeing the beautiful me, In my Earrings and necklace of plumeria flowers Hissing of a snake from behind Crawling on the branches like a lustful man Being attracted to the incense of the flowers Presenting him a garland of blossom The snake was thankful with a smile Had some conversations with tiny sparrows Happily spend some peaceful time Inhaling the aura of the beautiful flowers Leaning to the tree closing my eyes Lost in my world of fairy tale dreams !
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Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016 at 9:42 AM UTC
Plumeria
As he blows her in the direction of the sun she hopes he will return with her love as she picks up a amber red light holding the stern with thorns in place what she fears the most is the deadliest of all no love to bring to her bow, he is the reason she is most happy every single night ... Ever in the darkest hours the days turn to brightest with the loveliness of flowers finding out its not real the primal heat, a lover revealed something she can touch, see and feel marked by the moon, of the yellowish nights with scared scares, with a veil of shadows that only comes when she is alone Oh wow, here comes the direction of the sun ... Debbie Brooks 2014
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
Direction Of the Sun
Laburnum drooped its yellowest Dull before me, sadly displayed Benevolence turned jaundice, yellowish Jealousy's desire, flowering sprites made Yellow-eyed-monsters, distrust, umbrage His look, laburnum, fallen eaves Sun captured smote, yellow-eyed Uttering to himself, "Mine," and "Me" He went on as such, yes, fellow cried What I saw, coveting, all yellow-eyed
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 3:11 AM UTC
Yellow
I arrived at Janice's grandmother's flat for the doll's tea party as I said I would and Janice took me into her bedroom as her gran was in the sitting room with two of her elderly friends talking over cups of tea Janice showed me into her room where there was a single bed and a small table arranged beside it with two small chairs in which sat Teddy a yellowish bear Golly a red smiling lipped black doll and Miss Woolworth a blonde doll with curly blonde hair and blue staring eyes and a pouty mouth and a rag doll with one eye the other one empty space after she had introduced me to the tea party guests she showed me the small stainless tea *** and six small teacups and a stainless milk jug and bowl with a few sugar lumps do you take sugar? she asked I said two and she put two sugar lumps in a tea cup and one in hers and poured the tea into my cup and added milk from the jug she made her own tea and sat on the bed beside me then she poured pretend tea in the cups of the guests on the small table was a plate of small ice cakes Gran made them for us Gran's friends have the rest Janice said and on  another small plate were four fingers of KitKat I sipped the tea   it was weak but warm in the other room voices laughed what's the doll with one eye called? I asked Cyclops she replied funny name for a girl doll I said don't you remember Mr Finn saying about a one-eyed person the other week? Janice said he said it was a one-eyed savage giant I replied o did he? she said frowning her forehead o I see she said never mind I said it's as good a name as any she wasn't convinced and frowned harder maybe I ought to call her Grace Janice said Grace? I said yes I had an aunt who had one eye called Grace Janice informed what was the other eye called? I said she laughed out loudly and then put a hand over her mouth and whispered best not make too much noise or Gran will wonder what we're doing I sipped more tea and took one of the iced cakes we ate the cakes in silence I gazed at the Golly smiling at me then Teddy who sat with a small silly smile sewn on after cakes Janice gave me a KitKat finger and we sat and ate those too Miss Woolworth hasn't been well Janice said o what's wrong with her? I asked her left leg has come loose and dangles when you lift her up Janice said o dear I said giving Janice a stare she seemed serious so I didn't smile there was more laughter from the women in the other room Janice looked at me and said glad you could come and so is Teddy he likes company I said I enjoyed it and after sipping the last of the tea she showed me her new red beret and placed it on her blonde hair and smiled then kissed my cheek best go I said glad other boys never saw the kiss or they'd think I'd gone weak.
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Nov 2, 2015
Nov 2, 2015 at 1:48 AM UTC
THE PARTY 1956.
I arrived at Janice's grandmother's flat for the doll's tea party as I said I would and Janice took me into her bedroom as her gran was in the sitting room with two of her elderly friends talking over cups of tea Janice showed me into her room where there was a single bed and a small table arranged beside it with two small chairs in which sat Teddy a yellowish bear Golly a red smiling lipped black doll and Miss Woolworth a blonde doll with curly blonde hair and blue staring eyes and a pouty mouth and a rag doll with one eye the other one empty space after she had introduced me to the tea party guests she showed me the small stainless tea *** and six small teacups and a stainless milk jug and bowl with a few sugar lumps do you take sugar? she asked I said two and she put two sugar lumps in a tea cup and one in hers and poured the tea into my cup and added milk from the jug she made her own tea and sat on the bed beside me then she poured pretend tea in the cups of the guests on the small table was a plate of small ice cakes Gran made them for us Gran's friends have the rest Janice said and on  another small plate were four fingers of KitKat I sipped the tea   it was weak but warm in the other room voices laughed what's the doll with one eye called? I asked Cyclops she replied funny name for a girl doll I said don't you remember Mr Finn saying about a one-eyed person the other week? Janice said he said it was a one-eyed savage giant I replied o did he? she said frowning her forehead o I see she said never mind I said it's as good a name as any she wasn't convinced and frowned harder maybe I ought to call her Grace Janice said Grace? I said yes I had an aunt who had one eye called Grace Janice informed what was the other eye called? I said she laughed out loudly and then put a hand over her mouth and whispered best not make too much noise or Gran will wonder what we're doing I sipped more tea and took one of the iced cakes we ate the cakes in silence I gazed at the Golly smiling at me then Teddy who sat with a small silly smile sewn on after cakes Janice gave me a KitKat finger and we sat and ate those too Miss Woolworth hasn't been well Janice said o what's wrong with her? I asked her left leg has come loose and dangles when you lift her up Janice said o dear I said giving Janice a stare she seemed serious so I didn't smile there was more laughter from the women in the other room Janice looked at me and said glad you could come and so is Teddy he likes company I said I enjoyed it and after sipping the last of the tea she showed me her new red beret and placed it on her blonde hair and smiled then kissed my cheek best go I said glad other boys never saw the kiss or they'd think I'd gone weak.
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From the beach my group departs for a deep sea fishing excursion Huddled in a fiberglass vessel known as the Barracuda Captain Alberto is a burly man with dark skin and a silver tooth Operating the motor is his young apprentice and amigo The captain has his children’s names painted on the hull One of them, Estrella, rings out in my mind The boat rocks me nearly nauseous in the bobbing motions My excitement builds as I photograph a variety of species Fish would breach the surface, birds would swoop and dive I even saw a whale Distinguishable by tail We slowed down for a better look at century-old tortugas Circled round a mating pair, voyeurs to procreation An engine boom and acceleration meant there was a bite Alberto took the rod yet handed it to my party The Mahi-Mahi swam and pulled with all its mortal strength Its yellowish body shining and shimmering while it leapt Our captain unsheathed an instrument for pulling the fish aboard A candy cane shaped hook with a fine blade ending the curve Impaled the marine dweller, pinned his body to the deck It flopped about violently seeming to spill blood by the gallon I found the creature’s face to be both hideous and handsome A long bony bridge protruded from its forehead Here, Alberto beat the beast to death with a wooden bat It died with dignity Fed a family I thank the sea For this gift
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Jan 8, 2011
Jan 8, 2011 at 6:37 AM UTC
59. Barracuda 1/5/11
On a hot summers day when dehydration can make you waste away. A lemonade stand you see, and little boy selling yellowish *** ""would you like some lemonade"" says the boy ""i'm saving up money to buy a new toy"", $2.00, it better be good. You take the drink, his eyes smile as he says ""i,i knew you would like it i knew you would"". thank you for the drink i have some what been craving and i'm glad i could help you with your savings.
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Aug 21, 2015
Aug 21, 2015 at 6:02 AM UTC
Lemonade Stand ( narrative poem )
There is no hint of end in the air Nothing to suggest the impermanence The alluring sky azure and brightly fair Only a few dropped leaves making little sense! The smooth silence in the yellowish dark morn Lends the temptation to be here for good What was nascent is now quietly born A resigned desire to stand still in the wood! In a reality more inviting than the dream The eyes caress the sky and then the treetop Seeing yet not seeing in a trance made of whim They roll down to the ground where they stop! The trees have shed the withered leaves Remaining dispassionate and mindless The grand design Nature ceaselessly weaves To renew hope and welcome new face!
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Aug 3, 2013
Aug 3, 2013 at 2:50 AM UTC
Impermanence
With the mere stone-deep faces, lurking from beyond. I begin to wonder who shall run and save me? Beyond the lit moon searching in the masses of bodies, but that one moon in search of me. If you ought to know my name? Oh, at the time I am nameless. But beyond the darkness fills my world. She is not who I long for, with massive breast and yellowish decaying teeth. I sighed and thought: who am I to say that she isn't beautiful? Give me water for I may drink. Give me death for I may die.
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 6:27 PM UTC
The Moss
Hot desert winds’ve come up suddenly and covered my reality with a blanket of Sahara dust obscuring the mountains like fog in the fall The view I so love is cast in an eerie yellowish grey light the endless horizon cut down to a fraction of itself surreal and unfamiliar I’m feeling slightly schizophrenic How can there be silence when winds are howling and why does my reality feel so still while everything’s clearly in motion? Sound in silence and movement in stillness Blending dimensions are rattling my mind as space and time lose their meaning for a while Curiously detached from what I observe yet simultaneously intensely involved I behold these realities that are tumbling in and out of each other And I’m faintly aware of my leaden limbs All the while three little butterflies gracefully defying gravity are spiralling in an infinite dance around my heavy form inviting me to celebrate life in the eye of the storm Mesmerized by this lightness of being I contemplate my quirky reality bubble the appearance of which’d changed from photoshop crispness to confusing diffusion   turning sparkling colors into a blur of drab pastels The meseta lays parched, silently hiding in a cloud of sand and holding its breath in this searing onslaught no goats bells are ringing or horses neighing ev’n the cricket has ceased to sing *But undisturbed and unperturbed the butterflies keep dancing* Then from one instant to the next the storm has drowned in a moment of deafening silence time’s standing still neither sound nor movement until a sudden cool breeze shivers me out of my reverie Now distant thunder in darkened skies   is promising long awaited rain and creation breathes out in relief *And undisturbed and unperturbed the butterflies keep dancing* ©Jasmine, Vilacarillo, Spain, August 7, 2015
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 4:33 PM UTC
Play of the Elements
Hot desert winds’ve come up suddenly and covered my reality with a blanket of Sahara dust obscuring the mountains like fog in the fall The view I so love is cast in an eerie yellowish grey light the endless horizon cut down to a fraction of itself surreal and unfamiliar I’m feeling slightly schizophrenic How can there be silence when winds are howling and why does my reality feel so still while everything’s clearly in motion? Sound in silence and movement in stillness Blending dimensions are rattling my mind as space and time lose their meaning for a while Curiously detached from what I observe yet simultaneously intensely involved I behold these realities that are tumbling in and out of each other And I’m faintly aware of my leaden limbs All the while three little butterflies gracefully defying gravity are spiralling in an infinite dance around my heavy form inviting me to celebrate life in the eye of the storm Mesmerized by this lightness of being I contemplate my quirky reality bubble the appearance of which’d changed from photoshop crispness to confusing diffusion   turning sparkling colors into a blur of drab pastels The meseta lays parched, silently hiding in a cloud of sand and holding its breath in this searing onslaught no goats bells are ringing or horses neighing ev’n the cricket has ceased to sing *But undisturbed and unperturbed the butterflies keep dancing* Then from one instant to the next the storm has drowned in a moment of deafening silence time’s standing still neither sound nor movement until a sudden cool breeze shivers me out of my reverie Now distant thunder in darkened skies   is promising long awaited rain and creation breathes out in relief *And undisturbed and unperturbed the butterflies keep dancing* ©Jasmine, Vilacarillo, Spain, August 7, 2015
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Time stands still for he Who stands still for time and waits For fish to take bait Nearly twenty years I don't want my eyes to shut Sleep is friends with death On another world Music everlasting love As she falls asleep Why is it called squash? Does not squash my appetite And I don't squash it I live in a tree Wings got cut, at least I have Nikes on my feet From towering heights From the Skytrain on Sunday People look like ants Refrigerator Open, fill it up with food Who is feeding who? First cup of coffee Yellowish stain on white shirt **** I missed my mouth
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
Here is a whole bunch of haikus