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"youthfulness" poems
A man is like a flower Starts with a bud Blossoms into its nature Natural ecstasy and perfection In time it wears out too Finally falls off the tree A natural process A natural phenomenon Naturally the man See as a flower All the nature of being To the base is the same The intelligence the man puts into saying That he is only the creature of importance And everything in the world are the resource Resource to be consumed by himself Is the false flag he is raising And is in the denial of the very nature Anything which is resonant And synchronous to the nature Has the time in nature to the eternity Whereas if not In accordance to the nature Sooner or later On the verse of decay On the verse of extinction I see the human race is in the path of extinction As civilization denying nature rather than glorifying Human beings are far from the true essence And are not synchronizing in the heart Of the very nature The so called intelligence is what humans praise and glorifying A lot full of **** And it is a shame We see the population of human species To rise and rise So may presume the statement I just stated to be false But seeing the thought processes And so called intelligence Is setting the human species To a sense of decay The step to the human race to demolish its own race Is a unjustified intelligence in itself The truth and laws of nature Being in shade Humans incorporating thoughts As a tool of destruction Rather than construction In the field of criticism rather than motivation In the field of extinction rather than sustainability In the field of destruction rather than collaboration And effort in maintaining the continuity Of equilibrium and resonance with the nature On the contrary Making critics and complain about the others Not realizing all are the part of the whole Is creating a challenge to the nature Going off beat with the nature. We shall know Anything not synchronous And not resonant to the nature Nature wipes out sooner or later We cannot accept the very fact it is true Even seeing our own life As a child The bud to the flower The youth The perfection in being and entire existence The new ideas and new world The fruit of generation brings about The generation to come To fertilize the seeds of the existence The old age To be renewed thoughts Nature wipes out as per the plan of its own Accept it as a reality As it is the truth The sharpness of flower Remembered as the youthfulness of flower The bud is treated emotionally With care as it is to be the perfection In the time to come The flower to be wiped out is respected As it was once a perfection Once roared the magnificence of itself Upon this very world The being-wiped flower doesn’t ask For its claim in the now world And indulge the new with its now state But appreciate the perfection once it had   Make believe the youthful flower to blossom And accept its own existence in the present. Every species and beings Are in the nature of being We are no different from the other species We are no superior and at the same time no inferior To the other species And not the other species to us humans Everybody and everything Is the part of the whole The whole is the nature itself.
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May 26, 2018
May 26, 2018 at 2:33 PM UTC
Flower of life
A man is like a flower Starts with a bud Blossoms into its nature Natural ecstasy and perfection In time it wears out too Finally falls off the tree A natural process A natural phenomenon Naturally the man See as a flower All the nature of being To the base is the same The intelligence the man puts into saying That he is only the creature of importance And everything in the world are the resource Resource to be consumed by himself Is the false flag he is raising And is in the denial of the very nature Anything which is resonant And synchronous to the nature Has the time in nature to the eternity Whereas if not In accordance to the nature Sooner or later On the verse of decay On the verse of extinction I see the human race is in the path of extinction As civilization denying nature rather than glorifying Human beings are far from the true essence And are not synchronizing in the heart Of the very nature The so called intelligence is what humans praise and glorifying A lot full of **** And it is a shame We see the population of human species To rise and rise So may presume the statement I just stated to be false But seeing the thought processes And so called intelligence Is setting the human species To a sense of decay The step to the human race to demolish its own race Is a unjustified intelligence in itself The truth and laws of nature Being in shade Humans incorporating thoughts As a tool of destruction Rather than construction In the field of criticism rather than motivation In the field of extinction rather than sustainability In the field of destruction rather than collaboration And effort in maintaining the continuity Of equilibrium and resonance with the nature On the contrary Making critics and complain about the others Not realizing all are the part of the whole Is creating a challenge to the nature Going off beat with the nature. We shall know Anything not synchronous And not resonant to the nature Nature wipes out sooner or later We cannot accept the very fact it is true Even seeing our own life As a child The bud to the flower The youth The perfection in being and entire existence The new ideas and new world The fruit of generation brings about The generation to come To fertilize the seeds of the existence The old age To be renewed thoughts Nature wipes out as per the plan of its own Accept it as a reality As it is the truth The sharpness of flower Remembered as the youthfulness of flower The bud is treated emotionally With care as it is to be the perfection In the time to come The flower to be wiped out is respected As it was once a perfection Once roared the magnificence of itself Upon this very world The being-wiped flower doesn’t ask For its claim in the now world And indulge the new with its now state But appreciate the perfection once it had   Make believe the youthful flower to blossom And accept its own existence in the present. Every species and beings Are in the nature of being We are no different from the other species We are no superior and at the same time no inferior To the other species And not the other species to us humans Everybody and everything Is the part of the whole The whole is the nature itself.
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i watched you dance in the middle of the neon lit room and as much as i loved you i could not help but feel envious. there was jealousy i could have sworn would **** me jealousy for the way you could move your body to the beats of youthfulness jealousy for the way you could smile and laugh with slightly drunken people you didn't even know jealousy for your confidence in the restless crowds jealousy for the way you acted so carelessly on friday nights the way i wish i could
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 12:19 PM UTC
friday jealousy
*Hamari Sanson Mein Aaj Tak Woh Heena Ki Khushbhoo Mehak Rahi Hai* *Labon Pe Naghme Machal Rahe Hain Nazar Se Masti Jhalak Rahi Hai* **O’ even today within my breathes That sweet smell of henna is still lingering Upon the lips songs are way-warding And with mischief, the glances are twinkling** *Woh Mere Nazdeek Aate Aate Haya Se Ek Din Simat Gaye Thay Mere Khayalon Mein Aaj Tak Woh Badan Ki Daali Latak Rahi Hai* **O’ inching towards me, One day he shyly gathered himself Till today, within my thoughts His body's youthfulness is still swaying** *Sada Jo Dil Se Nikal Rahi Hai Woh Sher-o-Naghmon Mein Dhal Rahi Hai Ke Dil Ke Aangan Mein Jaise Koi Ghazal Ki Dhaandhar Khanak Rahi Hai* **O’ this cry coming from within my heart Finds its way into verses and songs As if in the courtyard of my heart Beat of a poem is throbbing** *Tadap Mere Bekharar Dil Ki Kabhi To Unpay Asar Kare Gi Kabhi To Woh Bhi Jaleinge Isme Jo Aag Dil Mein Dahek Rahi Hai* **O’ my restless heart's tremor Will surely affect him one day Someday, he too will burn In the fire of my heart which is raging** — Translated by Jamil Hussain, Sung by Noor Jahan
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 10:30 AM UTC
Sweet Smell of Henna
Persephone runs amok, her hair caught on tendrils of wind, eyes lucid as emeralds; aware, alive. Hope is sketched on her face as if drawn by whoever paints the sunset, pulsating with the reflection of neon cities, rolling countryside, the adrenaline-pumping moment before a rollercoaster’s descent. She is high on happiness, running across her plane of existence with only her converse sneakers and extraordinary ambitions. Persephone knows she owes her unbridled youthfulness to Demeter. Demeter, who is stern but unconditionally loving, selfless, for when she hears her daughter’s plea for food she stops her spoon midway through a bite. When Persephone struggles with the perpetual torture of arithmetics, Demeter’s sheer intelligence is astonishing, the iridescent reflection of Persephone’s aspirations, for a problem to Demeter is merely a hidden solution, a failure only a victory in waiting. If only Demeter knew how her words are of the highest value, her pleased smile the only affirmation to a job well done. Her love cradled in the nook of Persephone memories, every moment she is infinitely grateful to co-exist, grateful for the Universe to award her the simple pleasure of loving her parent with purity and stripped of conditions. As Persephone runs, she glances back for a mere second, in her smile is the mirror of her naivety, she still believes that her Gods will save her from being a slave to the inevitable corruption on Earth and Olympus, for she is sure her untarnishable love for Demeter is her protector. Yet, you know how the story goes. In an instant, Persephone is falling into the Underworld, on the back of a beautiful monster into inescapable darkness. But even then, she holds on to Demeter in thought and in prayer. After adulthood, marriage, queenship, a childhood gone in a flash, after her hands become worn with calluses, her face a series of rivers, her mind expansive, her goals reached, Persephone knows she owes her unbridled youthfulness to the first person she ever loved. I love you Dad, Happy Father’s Day.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 10:45 AM UTC
Gods and Monsters - for Dad
Persephone runs amok, her hair caught on tendrils of wind, eyes lucid as emeralds; aware, alive. Hope is sketched on her face as if drawn by whoever paints the sunset, pulsating with the reflection of neon cities, rolling countryside, the adrenaline-pumping moment before a rollercoaster’s descent. She is high on happiness, running across her plane of existence with only her converse sneakers and extraordinary ambitions. Persephone knows she owes her unbridled youthfulness to Demeter. Demeter, who is stern but unconditionally loving, selfless, for when she hears her daughter’s plea for food she stops her spoon midway through a bite. When Persephone struggles with the perpetual torture of arithmetics, Demeter’s sheer intelligence is astonishing, the iridescent reflection of Persephone’s aspirations, for a problem to Demeter is merely a hidden solution, a failure only a victory in waiting. If only Demeter knew how her words are of the highest value, her pleased smile the only affirmation to a job well done. Her love cradled in the nook of Persephone memories, every moment she is infinitely grateful to co-exist, grateful for the Universe to award her the simple pleasure of loving her parent with purity and stripped of conditions. As Persephone runs, she glances back for a mere second, in her smile is the mirror of her naivety, she still believes that her Gods will save her from being a slave to the inevitable corruption on Earth and Olympus, for she is sure her untarnishable love for Demeter is her protector. Yet, you know how the story goes. In an instant, Persephone is falling into the Underworld, on the back of a beautiful monster into inescapable darkness. But even then, she holds on to Demeter in thought and in prayer. After adulthood, marriage, queenship, a childhood gone in a flash, after her hands become worn with calluses, her face a series of rivers, her mind expansive, her goals reached, Persephone knows she owes her unbridled youthfulness to the first person she ever loved. I love you Dad, Happy Father’s Day.
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the day i left for good he wrapped me in an inescapable bear hug that made me feel like i was gonna stop breathing in 3 2 1... we listened to a whole lotta tom petty which is the reason why whenever i'm scanning through the radio on those drives i go on too often that lead to nowhere and i hear "refugee" or "free fallin" i skip. i read a lot to him and he always listened to everything i had to say and the 290th time of the day that i'd say **** and everytime i said something even remotely twisted a small smirk would gradually paint on his lips and then he'd laugh and say it was a good thing we loved each other otherwise he would think i was severely ****** up in the head. he loved my heart shaped sunglasses and he said i made him feel like he was living in a time warp where it was 1989 every millisecond of every waking hour of every day and i loved his eternal youthfulness that sent fireworks flying through my central nervous system. and when he released me from the wrath of his arms he promised that we were gonna sit on his back porch and crack open some brews at midnight and tell stories when i came back home. i miss him more than the sun misses the moon in the morning light my partner in crime, my adrenaline ****** my sagittarius. -z. vega
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 5:33 PM UTC
my sagittarius
Consumed with thoughts of innocence, youthfulness and vigor Never understood the attraction between a boy and a girl Never understood for I was just a slender spoon... Writing, playful - never thought I'd act the fool. In my heart there was nothing. Nothing of substance, thought, not even a care. There was no one… Just a slender spoon living just to survive and not to be seen. Then I traveled and laid bare my eyes intertwining with yours. Never a word... a word we didn't say for you were strange... Strange to my eyes and I was too strange for yours. So we looked on, clueless of the storm we'd cause today. And so under that hat you smiled at first glimpse of my beauty. A black woman, innocent but not without fault. How could that be...ahhhh? Then you became curious... Curious about that slender spoon and what she was capable of. You now know her thoughts and I...and she knows yours. Unaware... that man under the hat, that black felted hat would later be a man with a ring... That slender spoon... the beauty that shone under the sun would no longer be naive, indifferent… but she later became someone who had your interest at heart. ....that slender spoon later became a woman with a ring and the man under that hat became the one… the one who gave that ring, That man under the hat.... The masculinity who wore that hat …It was the man who wore that felted hat.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 10:43 AM UTC
It was the man under the hat
one dandelion in the sun ghost white shell turned to red as the fire god sets tomorrow the wind will blow the seeds away so one dandelion becomes many. But until then that barren stem shall stand until it eventually withers and is over taken by the surroundings its grace lost amongst the blue-grass never to see its offspring, and stand in a field turned yellow not by the sun but the vigor of youthfulness. One dandelion in the sun Not knowing what tomorrow brings, But enthralled to see the setting sun.
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 8:33 AM UTC
dandelion
Oh ROSE! How immeasurably I adore you! So expressive, you are! Eloquent and evocative! Robed in red, you say to the world, “I love you,” And speak all about courage and respect. In white, purity and innocence are your names; Then you’re a bride, heavenly, and in silence; You’re clothed in secret silence and youthfulness, And humility that commands world’s reverence. Your pink is happiness; dark pink says “thank you”; In yellow, it brings joyfulness and friendship; With red added, the world would fall in love; And orange—it’s full of desire and enthusiasm. Red-and- yellow is jovial; peach, modesty; Coral is desire; and lavender, love at first sight. But you’re never black, for you know, it is sad. How gifted a poet you are! A great symbolist! A bud in red is purity and loveliness coupled, One in white, emerges elegantly as a girl in her teens; And a bud, if thorn-less, calls for love at first sight. Oh, your magic tricks! How great a conjurer you are! If single, you’re devotion; twin says, Marry me; Six, suggest need to be loved; eleven says, Truly loved; While in thirteen, you say I’m your secret admirer. Oh! It’s wizardry! So overwhelming! So breathtaking!
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 8:40 AM UTC
ROSE: MY SWEET ROSE
every so often they threw the seal a fish though it was only a small fish the seal would jump for joy he would wiggle his fins his nose, his eyes his space coming alive and from his landing he would dive into the water with the youthfulness of a pup diving after that little silver like it was for the first time his eyes wider than the moon as he streaked across the pool with pent up exuberance so graceful and in rhythm his back to the spectators but not really as his moon peeks through the surface back towards the smiles the cheers, the applause it meant the world to him receiving the acceptance and acknowledgment the likes, the love the words from the butterflies descending on his blooms for he sees and hears feels their touches his splashes of fate leaving his face golden and beholden in the face of sorrow he circles back to the surface pockets of bubbles rising like his love for the audience that little silver wiggles of his daily grace now his sustenance his nose, his eyes his shrill coming alive and now back at his landing animated and blessed his moon shining at the spectators and in all sincerity he lets out an arf, arf, arf intonations and sublimity dancing in the moonlight thankyou Logan Robertson 10/14/2018
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 11:23 PM UTC
My Seal Of Thanks
maybe one day i’ll catch you between lovers with your famous smile and a bottle between us and catch the moment we lost years ago maybe the sun won’t go all the way down and we can sit forever, suspended between today and tomorrow
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 10:36 PM UTC
Rough. Obedience. Youthfulness. Crave. End.
You were once one of the first female supreme court judges. An engineer, professor, politician. You were a loving mother, The perfect husband. Life can be cruel though. Time has stolen your individuality. I watch as your wife leads your hand down the hall. To your room, you remain suprised everytime. The pain, in your families eyes, Camoflauged with a smile. As you introduce yourself as if you have never met. You ask me where you are, Why you're here. I'll tell you, but you never believe me. I try to explain over and over, The shock is new everytime. I take care of you, I try to help you through this chapter of your life. By the time I meet you, You are not who you were. Your mind is lost in time and my face is always new. Looking at your pictures I try to see how you were. Try to imagine the strength, the youthfulness. I try to make you feel as whole as a stranger can. I am here with you day after day. Over time you become like family to me. The disease has taken you, I wish I could change all that. But instead I'll just sit here, Listen to your story of strung up words that make no sense. I'll smile when you do Look sympathetic when I need to. You are a human being with the strength of a hundred men. You have had the diagnosis told to you. You were so aware of what you would become. I am here to help you I respect who you were, and who you are. I try to make your last days a little better, easier. I'm your nurse. I hope I can help. Even if it is just for a moment. I hope you know, What an amazing soul still resides in you. I wish you freedom, memories and peace when it's your turn to go. And I welcome who takes your place. Never forgetting your individuality.
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 1:45 AM UTC
I am your nurse
You were once one of the first female supreme court judges. An engineer, professor, politician. You were a loving mother, The perfect husband. Life can be cruel though. Time has stolen your individuality. I watch as your wife leads your hand down the hall. To your room, you remain suprised everytime. The pain, in your families eyes, Camoflauged with a smile. As you introduce yourself as if you have never met. You ask me where you are, Why you're here. I'll tell you, but you never believe me. I try to explain over and over, The shock is new everytime. I take care of you, I try to help you through this chapter of your life. By the time I meet you, You are not who you were. Your mind is lost in time and my face is always new. Looking at your pictures I try to see how you were. Try to imagine the strength, the youthfulness. I try to make you feel as whole as a stranger can. I am here with you day after day. Over time you become like family to me. The disease has taken you, I wish I could change all that. But instead I'll just sit here, Listen to your story of strung up words that make no sense. I'll smile when you do Look sympathetic when I need to. You are a human being with the strength of a hundred men. You have had the diagnosis told to you. You were so aware of what you would become. I am here to help you I respect who you were, and who you are. I try to make your last days a little better, easier. I'm your nurse. I hope I can help. Even if it is just for a moment. I hope you know, What an amazing soul still resides in you. I wish you freedom, memories and peace when it's your turn to go. And I welcome who takes your place. Never forgetting your individuality.
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My list of antonyms of death, Include not just life or birth, Still not limited to just alive, Some others I include in the list. Youth is one of those, Old humans never get, Unyouthful they become. Marriage is a name for youthfulness, Youth never fades in faithfulness. Loneliness never haunts few lucky, Over the years of separation, Veering away from love never, Espousing the spouse forever.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 1:25 AM UTC
Antonyms Of Death
Today he's so drunk,took a step forward And two steps back Drunk something transparent last night Came to work today with tough luck Told stories,when he was in puberty While listening to a song,entitled Bohemian Rhapsody Though he was quick, And full of strength and youthfulness He is old and tired And purely ruthless He hates the songs, that he can sing He talks about the strength and bronze he had those days, I think of him as a powerful man, Someone to look up to as a matured man But,I can notice his grim and despair Running through his eyes like ,a quantum flare I sent him home with all my trust Hoping to see him tomorrow with all my luck Hope to work and drink with him while being tough For he is the one who builds my house My dungeon,and where I can keep my flock
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 1:09 AM UTC
THE CARPENTRY ROW
Youthfulness in time A lad full of energy Chasing The treasures and wonders of A newly world Feeling so freely Nor vigilance, nor dilemma Seeing everything through A vision of excitement As a seagull Gliding across the oceanshores Arouse For cultural experiences Until now For I am old, but wise To know How people can be
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Oct 1, 2009
Oct 1, 2009 at 12:35 PM UTC
A timely travel
Thy effigy was so charming It can grips a heart Thy face of youthfulness It can tranquilized a war Many roses envied thee Their complaints was loudly burst That blessed was unjust That you owned a beauty, to them ugliness Thy prettiness a weapon Can  slave a kingdom But it feared someone The monstrous beast - the time Thy beauty was rotten The one that allured thousand kings Thy effulgence doom A star that used to be dream... written: July 31, 2001 at 7:00 pm Mysterious Aries
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Nov 11, 2015
Nov 11, 2015 at 10:01 AM UTC
Once A Star (2001)
the swell of youthfulness, the  bloom on your lips- stop.
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Dec 2, 2011
Dec 2, 2011 at 7:58 PM UTC
dangerous curves
the wine the words the screaming torrents all groove cutters some sharp unripened, immature, but drag marks made because they, rain rutted, sun baked features permanent, landscape of and on parent child the one the same some seasoned accident chanced to breathe, some ingenuous clever, fully formed, immature only in the youthfulness of the pain for a lifetime always on the tip of tongue lingering the child struck the parent seventeen stitches on the head the parent struck the child, pleading mocking begging his life to take charge neither pressed charges for the wine the words the screaming torrents all grooves cut had charged them both had changed them both thirty years plus of immaturity, testimony, their sentences are being served concurrently nothing has changed only the depth of the grooves
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Nov 8, 2014
Nov 8, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Immature (parent and child)
The war. It  came and went. The youthfulness of innocence came. None knew what it meant. Mere children marched forwards into war. Single boys to never love. Single sons, one or two. A thousand or more if only they knew. Lost boys. Missing men. Never again, such sad refrain. Respectively nodding to those of The Somme. Europe in chaos. Never again. (C) LIVVI
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Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016 at 5:53 PM UTC
FOR THE SOMME
There lies a picture on the mantle of my grandfather, my step-father's father, clad in U.S. Navy fatigues and grinning slightly, almost a smirk. The year is 1960-something as he enlists for Vietnam and is shipped overseas on the USS Corral Sea to load sidewinders into fighter planes that ignite and **** It happens so fast. It happened so fast. Two months of time reduced to blinks and minute-long visits. This house could be cold as Mt. Meru's peak and I would hardly notice. The brain has ways of placing things on autopilot. His life has come to pass and I am left to wonder. I am not sure I ever truly knew the man. I heard stories, his helicopter shot down in Vietnam, his E&E; north of the ** Chi Minh and how he owned a gun shop on Main St. in the town I came to call home before it was my home. I cannot hear his whispering, small wind of existence sidewinding away from me and my youthfulness. In small time I've come to find life is meaningful if you take time to make it so. The day of his funeral is beautiful, sunny and mild and full of breeze. The gas tank of my mother's car is close to empty and I am worried of worldly things, will we make it and when can we fill up again. 21 guns gives my heart a needed beating.
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 3:55 PM UTC
Hospice
Recollections on Chaliyar. In youthfulness was Chaliyar. As I saw her next , from afar Amidst the greenery was, she Dancing in pleated clothes. In spotlight of the setting sun In tune the Air that hummed On rail the wheels trumpeted Gallery across the river I stood Watching her”jahiliat” life moves Lured all by giggle and smile Ripples, eddies her beauty spots She was mine I was hers! Oh! My Chaliyar, recall, whence We started and parted; Made our veins venomous. By-gone are by-gone- God loves and pardons ; He is with them that pardons God won’t hear our prayer If we keep deaf ear to prayer. Unrelenting oars push a yacht. The fume of trade shrouded me With the smoke of train chocked Down in water I plunged, yelled Help, Help Oh! helpless yelp. THE TIME rippled, wriggled Coiled around while none But Allah held me around. On a delta I lay bare; hence I write on rights we need. ………. Note : Chaliyar is a river in northern Kerala, India, once most polluted. “Jahiliat’ is an Arabic word means uncultured/impure period in life. Allah is the name to denote the Almighty Creator that all religions expected to worship.
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 10:00 PM UTC
Recollections on Chaliyar
Immortal. Oh, yes, he is immortal. Immortal in his youthfulness indeed! He shalt age and grow but never change; he shalt wane and wither just in pain! Just like a stubborn day rainfall- ah! which remains a thick stifling veil to our young sky, and its starlights- like a loyal fence and its old window; sitting and hoping that endings shalt never show Yes, he shalt but still look the same tomorrow. Ah! His eyes but a way down to my soul; which I find lone but beguiling! Pangs of endurance and blighting pain- all vanish soon as I catch the sight of 'im again! Oh! And with an indolent smile so comely; he shalt answer up all my queries vividly! Brilliance and height but with his tones; but of a wit firm as an obedient stone- he washes me of all my doubts, fears, and worries of my small thoughts. Amidst the decaying weary roses, and those pallid old-time posters he is but my friend, so jolly and bright like me. He shalt stand there with shy feelings next to the bustling stairs in the mornings. And out doth I venture on errands- so late that I need nearly run! Greeting me there he smiles again- and all day shalt his picture remain! O, how I adore his cherry-like lips- full of secrets, brave rays, and twists! He is my immortal sun and star- the flow that fills, and rises my heart. He is my undying day and night- to my thunder, he's brown starlight! Ah! He is corrupting me again with love- but in his eyes doth I find clarity! Clarity, my dear, a bright tenderness and promise that no other lover can surmise. Oh, my whole sweetness-canst thou hear me scream and pray for thee? Ah, how that bunch of wordless gazes brimming with startling eyelashes- when thou peered into my moonless sun; thrilled through me and proved us one. And ah! My young sailor, be but my dawn to me- when nights are lies and dusks are unfree. Shield me on gray mountaintops- hold my hand as I stroll amongst the shops. Heap on me some flowers! How betwixt those icy morning showers- shalt thou retreat to my bower. With a ring of blissful laughter- and the joy of a new prudent lover; shalt we entwine just together and celebrate our glad encounter! Meanwhile with conscience thy entreat- that the vow of union I repeat- and bringst thy heart which hast made me blind- and knit thy pure love into mine.
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Feb 20, 2013
Feb 20, 2013 at 5:15 PM UTC
Immortal
Immortal. Oh, yes, he is immortal. Immortal in his youthfulness indeed! He shalt age and grow but never change; he shalt wane and wither just in pain! Just like a stubborn day rainfall- ah! which remains a thick stifling veil to our young sky, and its starlights- like a loyal fence and its old window; sitting and hoping that endings shalt never show Yes, he shalt but still look the same tomorrow. Ah! His eyes but a way down to my soul; which I find lone but beguiling! Pangs of endurance and blighting pain- all vanish soon as I catch the sight of 'im again! Oh! And with an indolent smile so comely; he shalt answer up all my queries vividly! Brilliance and height but with his tones; but of a wit firm as an obedient stone- he washes me of all my doubts, fears, and worries of my small thoughts. Amidst the decaying weary roses, and those pallid old-time posters he is but my friend, so jolly and bright like me. He shalt stand there with shy feelings next to the bustling stairs in the mornings. And out doth I venture on errands- so late that I need nearly run! Greeting me there he smiles again- and all day shalt his picture remain! O, how I adore his cherry-like lips- full of secrets, brave rays, and twists! He is my immortal sun and star- the flow that fills, and rises my heart. He is my undying day and night- to my thunder, he's brown starlight! Ah! He is corrupting me again with love- but in his eyes doth I find clarity! Clarity, my dear, a bright tenderness and promise that no other lover can surmise. Oh, my whole sweetness-canst thou hear me scream and pray for thee? Ah, how that bunch of wordless gazes brimming with startling eyelashes- when thou peered into my moonless sun; thrilled through me and proved us one. And ah! My young sailor, be but my dawn to me- when nights are lies and dusks are unfree. Shield me on gray mountaintops- hold my hand as I stroll amongst the shops. Heap on me some flowers! How betwixt those icy morning showers- shalt thou retreat to my bower. With a ring of blissful laughter- and the joy of a new prudent lover; shalt we entwine just together and celebrate our glad encounter! Meanwhile with conscience thy entreat- that the vow of union I repeat- and bringst thy heart which hast made me blind- and knit thy pure love into mine.
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M IS FOR MAYA A WOMAN OF GREAT RESPECT. SHE HAD A WAY OF COMFORTING YOU, UPON BEING UPSET. A IS FOR ABILITY SHE USED TO WRITE POETRY, AS IT CAME INTO HER HEAD. SHE NEED SOMEONE TO CARRY THE TORCH, NOW THAT SHE IS DEAD. Y IS FOR YOUTHFULNESS, EVEN THE YOUNG PEOPLE CANNOT HIDE. JUST TO BE AROUND THEM, PRODUCED HAPPY TEARS IN HER EYES. A IS FOR AUTHORITY THAT SHE POSSESSED, AS SHE PROUDLY WALKED BOLD. THERE WAS NOTHING ABOUT MAYA ANGELOU, THAT CAME ACROSS AS COLD. ANGELOU IS HER LAST NAME, EVEN THE PRESIDENT RECOGNIZE. SHE WAS THAT TYPE OF WOMAN, HE WOULD HAVE STAND BY HIS SIDE. BY, SANDRA JUANITA NAILING
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 10:02 PM UTC
MAYA ANGELOU
Fresh grape, picked from the vine. My chocolate haired beauty. Will you be mine? My chocolate haired beauty, With lips of fine wine. What is my resistance to undress you with my mind? Shoulders barren, gorgeous is she. Which stirrs a great mystery within side of me. Graceful, vibrant and youthful is she. What are you trying to say to me? I AM he, from the depths of my soul shall yee shall see. With your youthfulness and sacred divinity. My chocolate haired beauty, set me free from my doubts, shame and fears. All that separates me from thee.
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Oct 12, 2024
Oct 12, 2024 at 4:24 PM UTC
Fresh from the vine
I will not call you my baby, Until I can be your only baby. You maneuver around a subject With the litheness of a danseur. Though I would like to love you, If you would let me love you, Loneliness has never been what drives me. It is love to which I answer. I can see the youthfulness, And much more, for my sleuthfulness. Are you seeking any other than me, Who is eager to applaud as to centre stage you bound? For just a while more, I wait for first frame. It could be so grand to see how you move your frame. I have wondered if your dance would be as spry As the clever way you manage to avoid.
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 12:34 AM UTC
A Beseechment to a Beautiful Ballerino