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"yielding" poems
*i always imagine you so very graceful through the masochists ordeal a god form of supplication seeing your face in love fascinated by shimmering kisses that hurt, yet please wet lips and sharp teeth   glamors that excite cold blade licks dragged across tender bellies naval buttocks and flexed toes stinging then radiating outwards wounds become lilies mouth ******* tremulous weeping kisses ecstatic cruelties blood glitter sacrifice your supplication love pangs i'm shaking apart over you your countenance a cascading dream moved to tears of adoration your  limitless yielding like surrenders caress an infinite communion with fragile limbs silky wrapped spools innerness of desire veiled in a shroud a faltering star that glistens crimson nymph of purgation ash volcanic cells en-flamed with tongues that bite subsumed in scented vapors a confection of **** and *** waves embrace ineffable shores passed the discontinuity of life   I have the most immense feeling of love for you am i not the saint death   quietly following you through life's labyrinth innocuous   waiting humbly in the wings i am all ache for you a vice of kisses a brief encounter that eats your sight and senses ushering you to immortal freedom a swooning garland of fire that enlivens the body electric a mist of molecules your tears intoxicate i am new life with in you budding embryo that consumes its mother for nourishment and saturates like dew drops   as it echoes through oblivion*
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 3:50 PM UTC
Echoes of Oblivion
* Depressing eyes invites, Seductive gaze stimulate Her lust growing solid. Bulky **** hurting stiff, Open spacious for me, Her flexible glossy lips get, Bare soft tissue touches, tender parts yielding wet, Thrusting deep within! * BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 7:26 PM UTC
Seductive Gaze !
I am in a crate, the crate that was ours, full of white shirts and salad greens, the icebox knocking at our delectable knocks, and I wore movies in my eyes, and you wore eggs in your tunnel, and we played sheets, sheets, sheets all day, even in the bathtub like lunatics. But today I set the bed afire and smoke is filling the room, it is getting hot enough for the walls to melt, and the icebox, a gluey white tooth. I have on a mask in order to write my last words, and they are just for you, and I will place them in the icebox saved for ***** and tomatoes, and perhaps they will last. The dog will not. Her spots will fall off. The old letters will melt into a black bee. The night gowns are already shredding into paper, the yellow, the red, the purple. The bed -- well, the sheets have turned to gold -- hard, hard gold, and the mattress is being kissed into a stone. As for me, my dearest Foxxy, my poems to you may or may not reach the icebox and its hopeful eternity, for isn't yours enough? The one where you name my name right out in P.R.? If my toes weren't yielding to pitch I'd tell the whole story -- not just the sheet story but the belly-button story, the pried-eyelid story, the whiskey-sour-of-the-nipple story -- and shovel back our love where it belonged. Despite my asbestos gloves, the cough is filling me with black and a red powder seeps through my veins, our little crate goes down so publicly and without meaning it, you see, meaning a solo act, a cremation of the love, but instead we seem to be going down right in the middle of a Russian street, the flames making the sound of the horse being beaten and beaten, the whip is adoring its human triumph while the flies wait, blow by blow, straight from United Fruit, Inc.
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Love Letter Written In A Burning Building
I am in a crate, the crate that was ours, full of white shirts and salad greens, the icebox knocking at our delectable knocks, and I wore movies in my eyes, and you wore eggs in your tunnel, and we played sheets, sheets, sheets all day, even in the bathtub like lunatics. But today I set the bed afire and smoke is filling the room, it is getting hot enough for the walls to melt, and the icebox, a gluey white tooth. I have on a mask in order to write my last words, and they are just for you, and I will place them in the icebox saved for ***** and tomatoes, and perhaps they will last. The dog will not. Her spots will fall off. The old letters will melt into a black bee. The night gowns are already shredding into paper, the yellow, the red, the purple. The bed -- well, the sheets have turned to gold -- hard, hard gold, and the mattress is being kissed into a stone. As for me, my dearest Foxxy, my poems to you may or may not reach the icebox and its hopeful eternity, for isn't yours enough? The one where you name my name right out in P.R.? If my toes weren't yielding to pitch I'd tell the whole story -- not just the sheet story but the belly-button story, the pried-eyelid story, the whiskey-sour-of-the-nipple story -- and shovel back our love where it belonged. Despite my asbestos gloves, the cough is filling me with black and a red powder seeps through my veins, our little crate goes down so publicly and without meaning it, you see, meaning a solo act, a cremation of the love, but instead we seem to be going down right in the middle of a Russian street, the flames making the sound of the horse being beaten and beaten, the whip is adoring its human triumph while the flies wait, blow by blow, straight from United Fruit, Inc.
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From the ashes I descend, Rising among the flames, As shades of red. Orange and yellow, Blend within the explosion, Of my rebirth, Claiming my life force once more. My deep hazel eyes, Drenched in golden brown, Surrounded by a burst of jade, Speckled with dark green, Reveal my humility, Compassion and genuine kindness, Allowing you to behold, The window to my soul. The vessel, Containing my spirit, Conflicts with the feminine demeanor, Exposing sincerity, Comforting hands of a care-giver, The voice of loyalty, Gently escaping lips, Tears of empathy, Seeping with understanding, Kisses of affection, As soft spoken words, Depict desires, Hopes and the warmth, Of pure love. Mystery envelops my origin, Becoming a mystical being, With the ability to heal, The potential to inspire, Living proof of an alleged myth, Yielding in protection, As my plethora of feathers, Shield the individuals I adore, From darkness, Attempting to swallow the light, We yearn to discover. Blind Thoughts of denial, Shall forsake your eyes, If you pass judgment, Upon me, For my cloak of skin, Concealing my true beauty. As a Phoenix, I refuse to watch, The children of diversity, Suffer degradation, Living in fear of discrimination, Stifling the right to love another, To dress in garments, That correlate the body with the mind. I shall rage to cease, The hands of violence leaving bruises, Ignorance stripping, Breaths of air from a pair of lungs, As homophobia, Transphobia, and intolerance, Deplete individuality from a heart, Deserving liberty, The pursuit of happiness, A chance to survive. The Earth returns my soul, To reap the love, Concealed in assumptions, And sow acceptance into, The fields of society, As I continue, To soar into a cerulean sky.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 2:45 PM UTC
Rise of the Phoenix
From the ashes I descend, Rising among the flames, As shades of red. Orange and yellow, Blend within the explosion, Of my rebirth, Claiming my life force once more. My deep hazel eyes, Drenched in golden brown, Surrounded by a burst of jade, Speckled with dark green, Reveal my humility, Compassion and genuine kindness, Allowing you to behold, The window to my soul. The vessel, Containing my spirit, Conflicts with the feminine demeanor, Exposing sincerity, Comforting hands of a care-giver, The voice of loyalty, Gently escaping lips, Tears of empathy, Seeping with understanding, Kisses of affection, As soft spoken words, Depict desires, Hopes and the warmth, Of pure love. Mystery envelops my origin, Becoming a mystical being, With the ability to heal, The potential to inspire, Living proof of an alleged myth, Yielding in protection, As my plethora of feathers, Shield the individuals I adore, From darkness, Attempting to swallow the light, We yearn to discover. Blind Thoughts of denial, Shall forsake your eyes, If you pass judgment, Upon me, For my cloak of skin, Concealing my true beauty. As a Phoenix, I refuse to watch, The children of diversity, Suffer degradation, Living in fear of discrimination, Stifling the right to love another, To dress in garments, That correlate the body with the mind. I shall rage to cease, The hands of violence leaving bruises, Ignorance stripping, Breaths of air from a pair of lungs, As homophobia, Transphobia, and intolerance, Deplete individuality from a heart, Deserving liberty, The pursuit of happiness, A chance to survive. The Earth returns my soul, To reap the love, Concealed in assumptions, And sow acceptance into, The fields of society, As I continue, To soar into a cerulean sky.
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like a static shock i feel you running up my spine tingling the hair at the nape of my neck something harsh and unexpected but unexpectedly pleasant snapping me back into the present eyes freshly opened and wide like a still from a movie quaking on the bed feeling my limbs tighten against you something soft and yielding but not fully, pressing back pushing my core deep into the down we fight for a moment tearing at each other with teeth with claws with fists, open, closed, before the tension breaks and calm floods over us with no slight pause, sending us both reeling into oblivion, all extremities stilled as we stare gasping into the dark nothingness that surrounds us heads thrown back and hands clasped together as we slip away floating no where, watching galaxies being ****** into black holes and stars exploding into limbo before we find ourselves back in bed, abruptly, chests heaving and slick with sweat where we try to put ourselves back together fruitlessly
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 10:21 PM UTC
Fruitless
On the white screen dance the stringed dots Mind spilled codes of hieroglyphic thoughts Slowly they emerge handholding lines Not always yielding intended designs. Something was brewing inside the head Coaxing to weave and take it ahead The drunken horses so wildly gallop There is no leash to make them stop. Nerves are taut and they won't relax Till all is vented they reach the ****** It was thus fated the moment it was sown What's to be grown could never be known. As the fever wanes arrives the new child It may be adored or it may be defiled The canvas is washed clean as in the rain Something is brewing to be vented again.
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 2:19 AM UTC
Mind of a Poet
From the green hill, blows downwards a wind, gently titillating the languid trees of this dense forest,the rustling of the leaves create, an impromptu tune, proving they are taut strings, yielding willingly to the sensual fingers of the wind. Super moon,while raising, listens keenly awhile as if she had never heard one like this before. The wise silver owl, sitting on the high branch keeping account  of every stroke of night,with an imaginary wand, as the conductor, catches the emerging mood that seethes within the million pieces of orchestra that gently merge, get exhilarated, finds a pause to punctuate it with a timely hoot, the moment freezes, falls in to the repository of time for keeps.
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 12:39 PM UTC
A slice of forest night for keeps
My arms wrapped around you, yours around me. We stand together in our now natural hug. Although my height is sometimes a challenge You feel warm; your back is straight and toned. How does our hug feel from your side? Does my back feel firm or yielding? What is the sensation under your fingers? Of the fabric next to my skin, my undergarments? Our hug is just one Of a striking variety we receive in a lifetime From friends, lovers, family, near-strangers An act seemingly simple but in truth, complex The first hug you remember from childhood: your Mum Warm and safe, and maybe a little squeezed But her blouse is soft, and her arms reach around you nearly twice. You are so small, and she is so big. Your teen-age years, acquaintances: single arm hug Air kisses, a quick pat, a gentle rub It’s social hugging to keep up appearances Feeling awkward, you’d rather shake hands Your first true love – long, grasping, gasping embraces That leave invisible marks on your clothing and skin underneath A desire for another, the promise of more Maybe in future, the touch of your fingertips on clothing-free skin. Again a hug from your Mum, 40 years after her first The alignment is different; somehow she has shrunk Still warm and safe, yet with a different body tone A kiss on her cheek is soft to your lips – a hug to last the ages.
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 11:07 AM UTC
Hug
Paved thoughts They lay In naivity Youth Born into homogeny Told "Different is beautiful" But taught To fall in line With the swaying ways Society's norms form Pin-up billboard smiles Flash magazine swagger On surgeon made bodies Guide retinas of wide eyed Youth To mirrors With disgust "Different is beautiful" We'll say Yielding our whitened smiles "Different is beautiful"
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 11:28 PM UTC
"Different is beautiful"
you can’t resist you’re reminded every morning with a ***** you’re physically strong but sexually weak confused, by my wiles yielding, to my whims you think you’re in charge all the while submitting to my pleasures surrender acquiesce acknowledge i am your superior
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Feb 9, 2022
Feb 9, 2022 at 8:43 PM UTC
whims
after centuries and centuries and centuries of: pain and suffering, chains and ankle cuffing, segregation and impossible laws, human degredation and deaths for the cause, coloured lines and last picks, work in the mines and barbie-like wigs, culture termination and the education of self-hate, fake freedom motivation and penitentiary execution dates, community sabatoge and destruction of black owned schemes, settle down for hip hop dialogue and basketball dreams racial slurs and monkey metaphors, television blurs and the world shutting doors, the white man's drugs and melanin filled prisons, talent that lacks funds and vietnam missions, death of our black icons and imprisonment of mandela death of trayvon and others on the death list which could go on forever... do you have the right to tell "bottom barrels" not to dream to be on the top? do you wonder why forgiveness is slowly yielding in the world, as if it sees a sign that says it's time to stop? do they not say we must practice what we preach? are they not preaching hate? are they not preaching inequality? are they not preaching the false levels of life? is it too hard for the world to practice equality? is it too hard for the world to live in harmony? is it too hard for the world to see the similarities in our differences? is it too hard for the world to live without fear of colours? is it too much to ask for peace??? - t.m
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Sep 25, 2016
Sep 25, 2016 at 2:25 PM UTC
my heart bleeds a cold spiteful colour that seems hopeless
It’s a place of healing, the forest floor. A place alive with secrets and knowing. My learned sense of reality catches on the brambles and thorns as I pass, and the tentative uncertainty of my untrained step loosens with the soil on my feet in the puddles on the path. It’s a place of healing, the forest floor. A place intent on living. Where each movement beneath the towering company of life informs the next. A little slower this time. A little softer. More quiet. And with each surrendering breath, another can be heard. One more colossal and unified in its polyrhythmic sway. The trees and vines and creatures with their watchful eyes, and the earth underfoot, swell and recede in a merry yawn. On my twilight walk to fetch water the dark patiently dilutes all colour, but allows detail a stolen moment to define my way. The texture of bark on the lean oak trees around the spring, the burbling contortion of their reflection at its yielding mouth, the lichen-rough rocks, smoothed at the water's edge, all persist and scintillate into grey. The soft pricked dendrites of moss cushion my knee as I slip and fall, one foot in the spring! And my scream and giggle pierce the listening night, and there is no other human being in sight. So I sit. Wet and still. In the moss. For tonight, when the darkness stretches its veil impenetrably-tight over the forest I shall be inside, to find my place within it's creeping, writhing breath. Its a place of healing, the forest floor. Where living things may grow.
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Aug 15, 2011
Aug 15, 2011 at 4:39 AM UTC
The Forest Floor
It’s a place of healing, the forest floor. A place alive with secrets and knowing. My learned sense of reality catches on the brambles and thorns as I pass, and the tentative uncertainty of my untrained step loosens with the soil on my feet in the puddles on the path. It’s a place of healing, the forest floor. A place intent on living. Where each movement beneath the towering company of life informs the next. A little slower this time. A little softer. More quiet. And with each surrendering breath, another can be heard. One more colossal and unified in its polyrhythmic sway. The trees and vines and creatures with their watchful eyes, and the earth underfoot, swell and recede in a merry yawn. On my twilight walk to fetch water the dark patiently dilutes all colour, but allows detail a stolen moment to define my way. The texture of bark on the lean oak trees around the spring, the burbling contortion of their reflection at its yielding mouth, the lichen-rough rocks, smoothed at the water's edge, all persist and scintillate into grey. The soft pricked dendrites of moss cushion my knee as I slip and fall, one foot in the spring! And my scream and giggle pierce the listening night, and there is no other human being in sight. So I sit. Wet and still. In the moss. For tonight, when the darkness stretches its veil impenetrably-tight over the forest I shall be inside, to find my place within it's creeping, writhing breath. Its a place of healing, the forest floor. Where living things may grow.
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When my father was a boy, in the County of Tyrone, His father owned a quarry and he worked the fields of stone. My Dad grew lean and hard As he excavated stone Yielding granite for stone carvers And gravel aggregate for roads. His hands grew strong and powerful He had a muscular physique He couldn’t read or write But no one dared to call him weak. When my Dad was in his twenties He was working in the mines Excavating British coal at Newcastle on Tynes. Later on in life He was living in the “States” Working in landscaping on large Gold Coast estates. When my Dad was in his fifties He was digging graves by hand. Once again in Fields of stone a hard working Union man. Each morning he’d rise early And walk two miles to work He never had an office And he’d never be a clerk. He rose to be a foreman Working in that field of stone And when darkness overtook him It became his earthly home. Now when I go visit him I kneel and pray alone Beside his Celtic Cross standing in the field of stones.
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Nov 9, 2011
Nov 9, 2011 at 4:11 PM UTC
Fields of Stone
Illustrative disregard is creating Nervousness which controls my limbs Fragmentary is the heart Infected by a broken promise Disrespect stings me Elevating my pain Loyalty has been compromised Intrusion has enraged me Trust slips into abandonment Yielding to uncertainty © Christopher Chronister. All rights reserved
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Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 9:37 AM UTC
"Infidelity" an acrostic poem
i admit to 'male' -- 'female' strikes me low curving concupiscent hips (of Venus swaying so) the one who places, caught bathing in her morph to mar her goddess innocence (Peleus grasps her so)          her evergreen paradise- apple spraying scruples, while the sun dries forgiveness **** (on Eve's fragrant ******* in other Edens Lilith simply leaves him blind to lust for unknown Didos (craving **** or suicide) the limping god nets love and war, olympicly to smith a mortal death (from Vulcan jealousy) foresight's fire-gift leaps obedience to lie far falls the divine (in ******* he defied) potent swan of sky, what judgement? for a girl you laid in that white rush, (virginity unfurled) immortal **** fates sails of progeny, raging poet-birthing strife (for temple priestess' cries) fated nation-death swoons, shares beauty's scale, and Aphrodite's foam (caresses history's thighs) Trojan tensions mix the modern mind to heights of doubt of mythopoets' truth ( -yielding blindnesses) lonely walk the earth with guiding wisdom lacking all the pawns of fate (forget love's darknesses) sphinxine hunger asks the soul of destiny of hubris, tragic sight (and orgiastic nights) of unknown woman man struck down sickly city safe and burning, yearning (nymph and satyr sating Bacchic rites)
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Jun 26, 2012
Jun 26, 2012 at 8:56 PM UTC
for the love of Eris
Verse 1 Why do I have this haunted feeling? Something is moving in the shadows. Working secretly tides flow, as night steals past the day. A voice is singing to silence, a thousand petals falling windblown, the still earth will lie strange, unknown, a tolling bell brings on the night. In the fullness of a falling tear, In the garden of remembered time, In the silence sung before the song, Life will find you there. Verse 2 What moves a fallen leaf to swirling? Couples are speaking words of love songs. In the hour of the dawn's glow a rose will scent the night. Moonbeams will stir the waving waters, while feathered wings caress the breezes, and your heart sings to pierce the dark, a falling star will shed it’s light... In the fullness of a falling tear, In the garden of remembered time, In the silence sung before the song, Life will find you there. With the turning of the heaven's sky, With the dancing of the seasons by, With the yielding of a lover's sigh, Life will find you there, Life will find you there When darkness spreads from near to far, In the cascade of a falling star In the motion of a bird in flight In the sweetness of your lovers light… With the beating of your yearning heart. Copyright © 2007 Gary Brocks
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Aug 27, 2018
Aug 27, 2018 at 10:39 PM UTC
THE GARDEN OF TIME –– Set to music by Jesse Elder ––
submerge their trembles      the intoxicated stars of the night  into the arresting allure  of moonlit seas     under the shimmering cloak         primal flames of passion lovers invoke      revel stars in moonbeams wet    yielding liquid baroque         crash silver waves         on compliant sands of submission easy         gather bliss-tinted surfs         in starry ecstasy          flow tranquil waters         in the envelope of dawn's golden fill            glow in embrace of gratitude          souls two in fulfill
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 10:11 AM UTC
liquid baroque
The sun is over the yardarm; My mused Goddess of poesy Sitting like patience on a monument Of Iris; Chrysaor yielding Whilst I throw ones lot Twisting in the wind of the Rostrum of technology Cutting my teeth on rainbow dreams of you. Peace, hope, sincerity In the twinkling of an eye You have the edge on As with serene conscience of you I set fire to terracotta tears A rough-hewn diamond Needing an earfull Lo! harkened death Herald of the last supper. Eleete j Muir.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 5:28 AM UTC
The Sailor and the Poet.
My first gLove Lost on the bus Absentmindedly Or In the street Parted in the snow My stolen gLove Taken whilst my back Was turned My fleeting gLove Impaled by a stranger In the street On a spike For all to see My forgotten gLove Left lonely For too long My worn out gLove Threadbare From years of absent Emotion My Christmas gLove Ill fitting but warm And worn For a day My lost summer Lost summer Lost summer gLove Didn’t make the suitcase Home My gLove for life Soft yielding And strong These are the gLoves I have loved and lost
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 3:56 AM UTC
Poem about lost gLoves
The old order changeth, yielding place to new -Tennyson, Idylls of the King Like dinosaurs our institutions gasp In spasms of existential death; they pass At first unnoticed by the casual unobserver Who trips over a covenant that isn’t there If you vote they give you a sticker The ephemeral Constitution changed Like sweaty skivvies by each president Law libraries catalogued for pulp By obedient functionaries in tees If you vote they give you a sticker The faithful escorted out of the cathedral By a bored security guard on overtime The altar linens for sale at Goodwill And the sanctuary repurposed on T.V. If you vote they give you a sticker Some of The Just Plain Folks cheer for the Reds And the others cheer only for the Blues As the reincarnation of Jack Chick Blesses their four-wheelers and plastic caps If you vote they give you a sticker Election placards on abandoned buildings Promise again prosperity for all The **** lab cooks behind The Kute Kidz Private Academy of the Dance and Math If you vote they give you a sticker An outreach of the Bright Light Free Will Missionary Temple of the Lord Jesus Christ Of the Lamb Sanctified 501C The Reverend Doctor Master Bishop Billy-Bob Hairdo PhD, DD a-brangin’ Messages and His Esteemed Lady Apostle Heather If you vote they give you a sticker And blessed be the Holy AR-15 God gave to His People to defend themselves Here in the freest country in the world Which you can find behind the barbed-wire fence If you vote they give you a sticker While fleets of luxury presidential jets Arc high over our public housing projects Reminding us of our prosperity Here in the richest country in the world If you vote they give you a sticker And them Jews for Jesus I guess they’re all right But them other Jews they just ain’t no good Nor them Cath’lics nor them Mormons neither And don’t you get me started on them Baptists (We seem to have been otherwise engaged) “The old order changeth, yielding place to new” – (But neither cares at all for me or you) But if you vote they give you a sticker
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 7:30 AM UTC
Election Day: Executive Inaction with Moderate Prejudice in Fits of Absent-Mindedness
The old order changeth, yielding place to new -Tennyson, Idylls of the King Like dinosaurs our institutions gasp In spasms of existential death; they pass At first unnoticed by the casual unobserver Who trips over a covenant that isn’t there If you vote they give you a sticker The ephemeral Constitution changed Like sweaty skivvies by each president Law libraries catalogued for pulp By obedient functionaries in tees If you vote they give you a sticker The faithful escorted out of the cathedral By a bored security guard on overtime The altar linens for sale at Goodwill And the sanctuary repurposed on T.V. If you vote they give you a sticker Some of The Just Plain Folks cheer for the Reds And the others cheer only for the Blues As the reincarnation of Jack Chick Blesses their four-wheelers and plastic caps If you vote they give you a sticker Election placards on abandoned buildings Promise again prosperity for all The **** lab cooks behind The Kute Kidz Private Academy of the Dance and Math If you vote they give you a sticker An outreach of the Bright Light Free Will Missionary Temple of the Lord Jesus Christ Of the Lamb Sanctified 501C The Reverend Doctor Master Bishop Billy-Bob Hairdo PhD, DD a-brangin’ Messages and His Esteemed Lady Apostle Heather If you vote they give you a sticker And blessed be the Holy AR-15 God gave to His People to defend themselves Here in the freest country in the world Which you can find behind the barbed-wire fence If you vote they give you a sticker While fleets of luxury presidential jets Arc high over our public housing projects Reminding us of our prosperity Here in the richest country in the world If you vote they give you a sticker And them Jews for Jesus I guess they’re all right But them other Jews they just ain’t no good Nor them Cath’lics nor them Mormons neither And don’t you get me started on them Baptists (We seem to have been otherwise engaged) “The old order changeth, yielding place to new” – (But neither cares at all for me or you) But if you vote they give you a sticker
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Loved her tooth and nail Head over heels She is my pace-maker And peace keeper Her air in my breath, Eye behind eye, Her beauty is seasonal And sensational She glows silver cream Glitters green sheen Cools and warms Rarely wild, often mild Stands thru thick and thin Her curves and curls Touch my heart Her enthralling structure Often captures my rapture She is of high yielding variety For long lasting pleasure My will treks on her hill tracks Rallies in her voluptuous valleys I love to live with her As long as I live in her lap All I see is her nature Thanks to Mother Earth!
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 7:44 PM UTC
Love at first sight
Willow herb floating on silent certainty ashes of sighs not fleeting, unvapoured on the blossom of the rain, I am too light to pull or push the swing of delight through this land. The rain left me for a while sun unshielding -a thousand widows more unyielding than the depths . . Once shadowed whisperers of delight,gossamer sparkling , descending their chains of necromantic hope. Lilith is no night owl she is mother, eve and my becoming: sweet earth spun at once , exhaling her . The see saw bumped gently on my chin it is a most gentle form of awakening. The silence bore no whispers till sinking through the quicksand -or was it quicksilver? -in any case I could smell little in my amniotic amnesia. I made ten thousand friends,till their soap made this place clean. Is this a seed or a dying hopefulness -is my sallow sowing beyond all shores of reproduction; a reflection of the child they dared not bear? Is my last breath like this a forgotton yielding will they catch me as I fall ? -(sweet earth)- This moth of my ending, a shallow recantation, my fears- their memories, mere testubes of stylish hope . I breathe the elegant stare you have forgotten . Once more free from such rememberance I need not , remained not , your imploded , wakefulness . A thousand pardons exhaled like silk entwining an unfinished race spider of a thousand eyes . One may say I was stared to death but surrogate air mocks childish pity. Taut refelexions bear salt echoes in silk convulsions fresh water a veneered hope . Easier in death than life is a child's sorrowed partings , the illusion of bouyancy rippled tides unfelt. The oceans have not enough salt for such shrunken sorrow. if we could but once have shared unbreathed aspersion . The room has come and gone the pillow quite undry unforgotten unremembered. A web untouched
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Sep 27, 2010
Sep 27, 2010 at 7:46 AM UTC
Sibilance
Willow herb floating on silent certainty ashes of sighs not fleeting, unvapoured on the blossom of the rain, I am too light to pull or push the swing of delight through this land. The rain left me for a while sun unshielding -a thousand widows more unyielding than the depths . . Once shadowed whisperers of delight,gossamer sparkling , descending their chains of necromantic hope. Lilith is no night owl she is mother, eve and my becoming: sweet earth spun at once , exhaling her . The see saw bumped gently on my chin it is a most gentle form of awakening. The silence bore no whispers till sinking through the quicksand -or was it quicksilver? -in any case I could smell little in my amniotic amnesia. I made ten thousand friends,till their soap made this place clean. Is this a seed or a dying hopefulness -is my sallow sowing beyond all shores of reproduction; a reflection of the child they dared not bear? Is my last breath like this a forgotton yielding will they catch me as I fall ? -(sweet earth)- This moth of my ending, a shallow recantation, my fears- their memories, mere testubes of stylish hope . I breathe the elegant stare you have forgotten . Once more free from such rememberance I need not , remained not , your imploded , wakefulness . A thousand pardons exhaled like silk entwining an unfinished race spider of a thousand eyes . One may say I was stared to death but surrogate air mocks childish pity. Taut refelexions bear salt echoes in silk convulsions fresh water a veneered hope . Easier in death than life is a child's sorrowed partings , the illusion of bouyancy rippled tides unfelt. The oceans have not enough salt for such shrunken sorrow. if we could but once have shared unbreathed aspersion . The room has come and gone the pillow quite undry unforgotten unremembered. A web untouched
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