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We Are Kings
We are Kings
Over here Over here
Click clack click clack as our shoes went
Trampsing on the metal infrastructure below
Away from the foot traffic on the concrete cinder-stamped leaven
Gold leviathan above us, carrier of the automobiles
River run River run below us
Calling us to jump and leave our perch
Into the green and unknowing
She said to us
You are Kings
And we basked in it
The limbo suspended above the River that spoke
And the bridge that roared
We sat in the stomach of the Gold Leviathan
Ignorant and young
We are Kings
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Colors
There are colors here… in my world. my blacks and greys and whites are mine and all i have.
It is beautiful, the way the white light bounces off the cool grey leaves in the midafternoon, the way a fire changes from black to grey and from grey to black again so quickly.
The white of the sun burns my eyes but i still gaze up.
At night i leave a light on because the opacity that is the black of night frightens me. I tend to wear mostly greys… lights preferably.
People ask me why i wear such colors and i say i prefer the greys over most blacks… and they look at me funny.
Sometimes i will compliment someone on their lovely choice of grey clothing and again… they look at me funny.
I wonder why they don't understand my blacks, whites and my greys but that's what the are mine, my colors.
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So I will stand here.
I won't move
They want me to move but I might just collapse
They don't see the things that cling to my arced back
They weigh me down and others ask me why I sulk
Can they not see? These burdens of such which cling to me?
I would ask someone to help, to lighten my load
But no, they are mine.
So I will stand here.
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This Vessel
I am an empty vessel
My crew is in mutiny and the ones still loosely tethered to sanity have jumped overboard
There is no plank to walk
The sea is an opaque sludge and this vessel poses as a box cutter
The ship mates who have jumped into the sea are swallowed
The sun isn’t kind and he would rather hide behind his precipitous curtains
No one will swab the decks Or man the nest Or tether the sails
They would rather fight over the remaining kegs of rum and the spoils of the captain who now at the bottom of the opacity with a weight tied around his neck
This is an empty vessel.
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I am not afraid of my truth anymore and I will not omit pieces of me to make you comfortable.
Alex Elle (via alexandraelle)
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I don’t believe in fate
Or luck
But when I see her, I do
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She is a Sweet Poison
Love at first sight, red dress cliche
Steal your heart, stow it away
Give your all, none to blame
Yet it's not enough, it's just a game
She is a sweet poison
Eye as big as the moon
Hair that glows like June
I am a slave yet I see no chains
My body is strong but inside there's pain
Now I'm on my knees
Begging forgiveness oh please
For something I have not done
She is a sweet poison
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Neil Hilborn - “OCD” (Rustbelt 2013)
"She’d lay in bed and watch me turn the lights off and on, off and on… she’d close her eyes and imagine days and nights were passing in front of her."
Finally, finally, a high quality video of this poem.
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To Find You
Crimson painted is the sky
I promised myself someday that I might try
To find you there and bring you back with me
To hold you in my arms and rid your mind of tragedy
I've kept you in my heart
I haven't forgot you.
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Imagination
Imagination is the only last real thing I can think of...
She is putty in the hands of a artisan
A quill in the hands of writer
She is a spark in the mind of a dreamer...
Hold onto that childish state of mind
She will keep you sane
For when everything is ruled by hard facts and realism
She will be your shelter...
When we forget her, that will be the death of us.
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Tongue Twister
Hope is a hoaxed hoped to hove hopes
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This Is A Must See - (Winter’s Here, Summer’s Lost) By Brook Yung
"Just a raisin in the sun, raised by the rays in the sun, but when the guns get raised the sons get raised"
Incredible world play
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Who
Who am I to say what is great or sublime
Mostly because I'm not right any of the time
I try I try to be a saint
But deep down inside I know that I aint
I've read the books, threw them down piled high
I think I'm righteous, snap out of it, head in the sky
But hopefully when twisted ideas spread like cancer
I'll be there to stand up and look for the answer
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Words
Words are what drive us
Fill us, Bind us
And even be divine to us
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Different (Spoken Word)
My heart pounds to the beat of the drum a small sum dances to
Speaking our own language like some funky kind of Spanglish
Amongst a vast majority of society spittin' stereotypes
Like it was the new hype
They don't like who I am, That's OK I say
But no, I'm disturbed inside
I've been waiting for my time whens these rhymes won't flip emotions
On a dime and being an individual isn't a crime...
Hold up wait a minute
Rewind with the sentiment
I put the words down I believe I cemented it
I feel the pain of the people I lamented it...
I've tried to be something something else but I cant, I'm just me
Different
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The City
The man lives alone, alone in his home Tucked far away in the snow Far away from the city he once called his own He had him and they had each other The man perched upon his chair Watching him play upon the cold Earth. He who played, fair skinned and young Was easy to smile Whose stories would make you want to stay awhile Watching made the man happy, made him well Even on the dullest of days, he had a story to tell... za The man fled from his chair Fair skin stained crimson, how could he bare? The man lives alone, alone in his home Where he stays up late with his paper and quill Wondering if his stories might ever compare to Will's.
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The roses, petals scarlet I see as I walk this path of gray I’ve walked it for years Yet they still take my breath away.
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