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Snarling Cup of Coffee Part Two

----paranoid, pornographic, psychotic, pontific, politically aware, rapping, rhyming, right here, right now in River city, rock and roll up the Yazoo, sad, sadistic, sarcastic, sassy, satanic, schizoid, shitting, silly, sexy, smarmy, smelly, smooth, snarky, snarling, stupid, stinking, sweet as honey, sweat inducing, symphonic, Trump can’t handle this coffee, vengeful, Wagnerian, wicked, with nutmeg and cinnamon swirls, with a hint of stevia, with a hint of vanilla, with a hint of rum, with a hint of whisky, with a hint of cherry, with a hint of fruit overtones, with a hint of drugs spicing up the coffee, spendific, speeding, splendid, superior accept no substitutes, survived the Vietnam war, the Iraq war, the Afghan war, the first and Second Korean war, World War 11, the war on poverty, the war on drugs, the war on black people, the sexual revolution, Soulful as a summer’s night in MOTOWN- James Brown approved, TOP approved, Berkeley approved, the coffee that Jimmy Hendrix drank before he died, the coffee that Elvis drank on his last breakfast, the coffee that Barry White crooned as he drank his cup of coffee – and the coffee that made the white boy play stand up and play that funky music, the coffee that made Jonny B Goode play his guitar, and made Jonny bet the devil his soul after he drank his morning cup of righteous coffee and the coffee that make the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll, the coffee your mother warned you against drinking, the coffee that Napoleon drank when he became the Emperor of all Europe, the Coffee that Beethoven drank when he wrote the Ninth symphony, the coffee that Mozart drank as he wrote his last symphony, the coffee that Lincoln drank before he was killed, the Hemingway drank before he killed himself, the coffee that started the 60’s, and ended the 20th century, the coffee that Lenin drank as he plotted revolution, the coffee that Hitler and Stalin drank with FDR as they divided up the world after World War 11,
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Empathetically Rapping

A man knows nothing till he’s walked in another man’s shoes,
Through streets paved with struggles, past choices, win or lose.
In the heart of the city where dreams are both made and bruised,
He learns the songs of others, in tones he never used.

It’s a journey through stories, in steps worn and wise,
Where the echoes of others’ lives meet under shared skies.
He sees through eyes that have witnessed, beyond his own views,
The weight of silent battles, the depth of hidden hues.

With every mile, he understands, not just with his mind but his heart,
That every soul sings a different tune, right from the start.
In the rhythm of footsteps, in paths both old and new,
He finds the truth in the saying, as his perspective grew.

It’s not just about the walking, or the miles that he’s trod,
But the listening, the learning, from the ground, his feet have flawed.
For empathy is the melody, in this journey, he chooses to use,
To understand another’s life, to step into their shoes.

So let him walk, let him discover, let him see and let him feel,
The mosaic of human experience, complex, raw, and real.
For only in walking this path, in the dance of another’s blues,
He truly understands the depth of what he thought he knew.

And when he returns, with stories etched in every step of his shoes,
He’ll know the world a little better, with perspectives broad and hues.
For in the end, it’s about the journey, the stories, the paths we choose,
A man knows nothing, truly nothing, till he’s walked in another’s shoes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Renewal of Your Mind

RENEWAL OF YOUR MIND

                 Most people have resolutions in mind. 
              It's the determination, they could not find.
                        They want to be transformed.
                Yet, no steps or processes are formed.
  
                 It's easy to say or list the resolutions.
               It's hard and difficult to make decisions
                         to be disciplined to change
             and not to think determination a challenge.

                    Change starts in you, within you.
              Making your resolutions depends on you.
                      Therefore, you have to change
                      and change is a real challenge.

        Change requires to open your mind to new ways
                     and not to cling to your old ways.
                    Stop conforming to your old habits
                     and begin to adapt to new habits.

                      Make it easy to rid the old ways
                   by dancing and rapping them away.
                   Start dancing and rapping them off
     and sing "shake them off", "shake them off", uh... uh...

               Open your mind to new ideas, new ways,
                   new habits to replace your old ways.
                      Dance and rap to bring them on.
        Sing "bring them on", ''bring them on'', uh... uh...

                    It's up to you to renew your mind.
   Although, it's easier to say than do "renew your mind".
     You have to decide and have a strong determination
                   that could give you a new direction
       to make your resolutions and put them to fruition.   


                   HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL SOUPERS
               
                   May this New Year bring more unity 
                        and humility to the world.....

Underneath the Overpass

Underneath the overpass as I was passing by,?
Something in the shadows, a shape had caught my eye.?
I couldn’t tell just what it was—intrusive thoughts owned me,?
For once I didn’t understand the shape my mind did see.

I drove on down the interstate, the rain began to pour,?
Wipers rapping,
?Thunder clapping, ?
Storming at my door.?
Lightning struck around me—waking sights I can’t ignore.

Each flash of light revealed the truth I'd buried long ago,?
A cardboard wall, a tattered coat, a figure slumped below.?
The past came flooding in, a child behind the glass,?
Watching faces in the dark as nameless cars would pass.
I’d asked my mother then, “Why do they sleep outside?”
?She didn’t answer fully, just wiped a tear and sighed.?
“Some people lose more than they should. Some never had a chance.”?
And quietly, I mourned them, through my innocence-glance.
Now grown, I grip the wheel, my coat pulled to my chin,?
Warm coffee in the holder, dry and safe within.?
I carry bags of burdens, yes, but also food and flame—
?A roof, a bed, a blanket, a mailbox with my name.
And still it humbles me, this ache that never mends,?
To know some call the silence home, and cardboard walls their friends.?
That rainy night reminded me how fragile ‘having’ is—
?And how a heart can still break twice for someone else’s kids.
I wonder what became of them—that shape lost in the gray,?
The soul beneath the overpass I passed again today.?
Did someone see their shadow too, and offer them a hand??
Or did they fade into the storm, like footprints in the sand?
Did they find a place to rest where rain no longer seeps,
?Where hunger doesn’t gnaw at ribs and silence gently sleeps??
Or did the cold outlast them, as it does so many nights,
?Where sorrow tucks the nameless in and turns off all the lights?
I’ll never know the answer, though it lingers in my chest,?
This fragile, fleeting moment I cannot lay to rest.?
But every time I see that space, now etched beneath the sky,?
I whisper hope into the wind—that someone helped them try.

Being Used Spitefully

I don’t mean to be disrespectful,
But you’ve been rather neglectful
I know that I’ve been not perfect
At least I know that I have intellect

Listening to music in repeat…
Driving me crazy to my feet…
Queerly dancing around the street
Merely having fun – I found it neat

Sweetly singing to myself ridiculously
Rapping and swinging so meticulously
Rippling waters below me dance rapidly
I thought you and I were free from captivity

Oh, oh, oh, you’re my lost paradise in my eyes
I found myself in my house…wanting to find home
The truth and lies fill me up with hellos and goodbyes
I am a cat, catching a mouse…wanting to simply roam

Oceanic foam is on my feet…
I swim and sway, sway
You’re waves of doubt are overflowing with deceit
I sail away, away today
You make me feel incomplete

So, I’m falling away from you
You broke my heart into two
You gave me rue too oh so true
If only you knew the hate you put me through 
And the hatred you can’t undo 
And the hateful things you do
So, I’m free-falling away from you

You’re so cruel 
You aren’t cool
You’re acting the fool
I swim in my misery pool 

Regret hurts and you seem like you don’t care
I’ve met up with comforts that were temporary
Upset and fed up with you…life is just so unfair
I’m fed up with the fact that you hurt me carelessly…spitefully…


The Crow

One cold, stormy and dreary night
While I was long lost in my musing,
There came a knocking, faint and light
Yet startled me from my dozing.

In the grim glow of a solitary candle
I got out of my old chair acreaking
And to the front door I did waddle,
Through the eyeglass began peeking.

Except for the road with such bleak a plight,
As was snow dust drifting and swirling,
There was but not a soul in sight
So much so, my heart began racing.

Frozen to the ground I stood still,
Deep into the darkness I kept peering,
In the grip of fear and weak of will,
Who might be? I kept wondering.

With a rush of uncommon valor and insight,
I nudged ajar my dwelling door
to explore this mystery of my fright --
Lo, merely darkness there and nothing more!

With a smile and back in my chair;
Once again I heard now a loud tapping,
To confront the intruder, clear and fair
And unravel this behavior beguiling,

I marched emboldened to the door
And opened it wide now unfearing,
Hoping only darkness there and no more
And forever stop this irksome rapping.

With cold sweat welling on my brow,
Perched upon my front porch railing,
Emerged from darkness a carrion crow
Where it appears to have taken to roosting!

A stealer of soul, messenger of death,
With its beady black eyes kept at me looking,
Brooding over to let me live a few more breath
With a sly smile on its beak amocking.

With a choking dismay I crumpled to the floor,
Drenched in cold sweat, shivering, fluttering;
When I raised my head the crow was no more --
A close encounter or was I just dreaming?



~For Kelly Deschler's "My Last Contest"

~ Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven"
~ For the contest: "The Raven" by Kelly Deschler.
Form: Rhyme

A Night Out

BANG
BANG
BANG
A repeated rapping on my door..
Weary eyed and drowsy,
I lost my balance and met the floor.
BOOM
BOOM 
BOOM
"Open up you lazy bum, open your door!!" 
I gather myself after the fall, 
stumbling into the wall.
It took me a while, but I reached my goal.

"About time"
my friend said ..

He wanted to hit the strip club.
Depressed from lost love.
Hungry,
with the sex munchies,
reluctantly, 
I gave in.

I get dressed like a female 
so it took some time.
I had to grease my braids, 
cover with a plastic cap,
to shower..
Shave my face...

What to wear?
as I stand naked and stare.

I chose a white long sleeved under shirt
Ralph Lauren jeans.
A red pullover vest,
strapped silver around my neck,
With high top Jordan's on my feet.
Red,
To match my attire.
Tie my Durag tight,
white,
covered by my NY cap,
red.
which I had bought the day before.

                                            I am big on my appearance.

We started the night of right,
put something funky in air.
Alcoholic mixed drinks,
This is how we prepare.
Glossy eyed and tipsy,
pear shaped booties everywhere.

Short mini skirts,
spaghetti straps,
and stiletto's.
Chances to flirt,
inspired and relaxed, 
my confidence grows!!
another one night stand,
perhaps....

I dance!!!!


Jared Pickett	
1/23/2010
Asavvy1

Premium Member Passions Bled

In Bled passing memories fade 
was once known new has gone away
 I've hurt you but I didn't cut you, yet you bleed
 I offer myself compassion or rapping to stop the bleeding this I said
Perish the thought,  that I would waver and in turn
Failed I fall down on my knees I plead,  I so discern

 I cut you, you bled I apologize, still you fled
you said
Now painful emotional physical lessons you've learned 
 you did not hold the knife they cut my heart
 but yet instill we must part
So you bled I am not the one who cut your heart, passions bled


8/30/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023

Do You Remember

Every moment is a potion mixing
      in the adjoinisent wave.
         Where possibility falls like raindrops, 
       leaving you with the wonder of knowing; 
       how things are to be, how it is to behave.

     Do you remember a time the warm summer air 
   gave birth to hatchlings that cloud-bursted 
              into your makeshift oasis?
              By the Sea a Pool or a Pond, River, 
           Lake or Stream.
     Born out of the blue, streaking 
                     and skinny dipping back in, like a fiend.
R-Will-searching for love's Strombolient Cave, 
rippled in urging,- execution of means and way.

    Bursting anew into a heat seeking ring; 
     a resurging the repurposing of will 
    and union and new beginning from that day. 
    A whispered hint, a sneak peek from one 
       that has a hard time keeping a secret.
  I must say!
        Condensation passes from Her dripping maw, 
      savors, in understanding,
favors our barrage of desires,
with flavors grinning long.

Possibility indeed falls like raindrops, 
bursting wet and pure. 
Standing at our precipice,
rapping at our gate,
demuir
circumstances courting you in a belly-dance, 
around that trial by fire, pregnant with fertility,
forged by the desire of our contemplate, inspired nativity.

Mystery's lungs breathe in perfect timing.
The sigh, heard as an inaudible
bracelet rattle, singing, opining.
Skipping, smirking, teasing and tattling.
Mother Love in Love in the distance you can hear the humming feminine prattle.
Peddling, a dance of pounces onto bare footing,
for riding atop of and settling, saddling.
in happiness's tantric trance.
Gaia roundabout,
Straddling.
Fairied in a Feminine dream.
Ferried by empathy.
Stitching stitchlings into
hand-maidens and hand-maidens
into the fabrics seams.
         Seems as if the Familiar lips, 
the atmospheres sway of hips; adept 
the sensor censer of Holy Smoke equipped 
with Angelic Sound, an anonomous kiss, 
above Consecrated Ground is not at all
remiss.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mountain Birds

“SQUAWK, Squawk, squawk” ,the Bald Eagle’s song of Freedom, Liberty and Serenity

bird Houses, in my backyard are filled with baby Chickadees , Whining , is their Song
If they Knew by the end of Summer, in stillness before the Rain: Phoebe - Tranquility
 the clouds Thicken and Blacken : the Chickadee puffs her chest, sings Phoebe song
The rain  softly Crying a Phoebe’s resounding  echoes , Chickadees, duel Ability
 the sky is blue:  the wind is calm: a single Phoebe "warning" believe in Her Validity

His Bright Red Plumage
He can not hide from my Eyes
Tapping and rapping, His song 
There’s no Special  beat
A Redheaded Woodpecker
Tap, Tap, Tap, Rap, Raps his Song

So close sits this Robin beside me
No Songs, just the Promise of Spring

Inspired by the Contest : " For(Four) Beautiful Birds" 
Sponsored by CONSTANCE~~A Rambling POET~~
Written :  May 1st - 2nd, 2011 By HGarvey Daniel Esquire
                              5th Place

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