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Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense

At the wake of Old Patrick O'Moore
I quite literally hit the dance floor:
but the Guinness was flowing,
my chutzpah was growing,
so I got up and started to soar!

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Spring                      
       brings 
             Paradise.

Farewell 
         to Winter's 
                     warm fires.      
Cuddling      
            time
                  expires.....

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Rippled chips
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Jolly good time
Under the railroad tracks
Never know what you might find
Kalidescope of possibilities
You accumulate a pile of goodies
Alchemists would be jealous
Relishing my variety of dubious choices
Delightful place to find treasure, car parts, used gum

Starless Promise

How can I try for the stars,
When I can't even afford to keep it bright?
How can I chase the moon through iron bars,
When dawn denies me even candlelight?

I dream of rings, of veils, of vows once said,
Yet pockets echo where gold ought to gleam.
The future sleeps on floors I’ve barely tread,
My hands still building scaffolds for a dream.

What gift have I but verses made of thread,
Woven from hopes too fragile to endure?
What altar stands for love the world calls dead,
When bread and rent leave nothing that feels sure?

Yet still, you smile—no coin could match that grace,
A richer man with less could take your place.

D Y S T O P I A

[Perhaps this is apart of my twisted delusions? Oh, mundane, antithetical, to dream of a median--a deranged, psychotic thought.]
[“I ponder the chains of order; perpetually asphyxiating a ‘disobedience’. Why, why we need of persecuting the good?”]
[Malice subsumes those who yet to temper, and sorrow enshrouds those refined. Crux, crux, I call to, whom ignore my solemn cries.]
[“A fate of malevolence albeit conduct--oh, love, abhor, equity seldom be attained.“]
[Is it merely viable?]
[“Or am I just simply insensate?”]
[Ah, break me free of the binding chains-- one of rectitude, the other loathe, as if there’s no point in between.]
[“Told of finding peace, tempted to defile, disequilibrium.”] 
[Why serenity remain beyond touch?]
[“Is it plausible to grasp?”]

A fate of dystopia.


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Ode to Death

Oh Death, thou art a cruel and fickle foe,
Whose shadow looms o'er mortal life below.
Thy grasp, a cold and unforgiving hand,
Doth lead us to the undiscovered land.

Thou comest swiftly in the dead of night,
And steal'st away our loved ones out of sight.
Thy scythe, a deadly tool of final fate,
Doth sever souls from bodies animate.

Yet in thy grim and somber countenance,
There lies a certain air of elegance.
For Death, thou art the great equalizer,
And all must bow before thy stern visor.

So let us not fear thy approach, but know
That thou art but a gateway to the show
That lies beyond this earthly plane we see,
Where we shall live for all eternity.

Whispers of Despair

Spiraling down the old forsaken road,
Oh, the dirt—the burdensome load!
Can I not drift, afloat on a boat?
This despair, a weight I never sought.

Mind awake with dreams unfulfilled,
Hope decays with each passing beat.
Noises loud, yet silence lingers—
Does this path lead to eternal defeat?

Life walks hand in hand with the night,
Does spring not spread its golden light?
The sun stands high, yet shadows reign.
Must I trudge on with a heart so tight?

Lead me, I pray, O spirits divine,
From the wicked ways of mortal design.
Lest with impurity my fate be cast,
Refine my soul—pure, free, and vast.

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El perro y la muerte

¿Hay alguien más leal que un perro? 
¿¡Hay alguien que te espere en la puerta 
de tu casa moviendo su colita!?

Aquel día a ese animalito al que alguna vez 
llame hijo no  me esperaba más en la puerta de mi
casa , pensé por un instante que se había escondido 
porque haci solíamos jugar pero está vez lo ví tirado
en el suelo , con sus ojos cerrados.

Empecé a pensar que estaba dormido hasta que lo toque 
sentí un frío en mi mano , de pronto apareció la muerte y me dijo:
El te esperó todos los días de su vida más nunca regresaste hasta ahora , te fue leal hasta su último suspiro mas nunca lo supiste valorar ahora no te arrepientas de nunca haber venido que él ya se fue para nunca más regresar...

Concurso:"Esto es lo que llamo un amor de verdad"

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viejo y arrepentido

Mis ojos se pierden en el paisaje marchito,
en las viejas flores que susurran recuerdos,
el dolor punzante de lo que no fue,
de aquello que pude haber hecho.

Rozo los pétalos, y se deshacen en mis manos.
Extraño el ardor en mis ojos al ver sus dulces colores,
ahora apagados en el olvido.

D I Y

    There once was a man who came from Dorset,
    Who tried to repair his leaking faucet.
    But he sure did not think,
    He would soon break the sink.
    When he misused his multi tool saw-set.

     11 / 19 / 2024.

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