the game
He insults her
thinking
she gets too many compliments
.
Little does he know
thereâs only one voice she hears
and it hurts
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@iivahn
the game
He insults her
thinking
she gets too many compliments
.
Little does he know
thereâs only one voice she hears
and it hurts
please take one
first her father got a piece
then a girl
then a boy
.
she was the free candy
at the front desk
she let everybody grab a piece
of her
and
suck
or
bite
until
there was no
free candy left
and
no one
could walk up to her
any more
awake at 4:37 a.m.
I will be open
try to be honest
give it all I got
for as long as I can
because
even in this
dreadful
pandoraâs box of a life
somewhere
deep inside
is a
lonely
white
dove
how to avoid becoming an alcoholic by 23--written by a 23 y/o to a 23 y/o
Step one is of course to pour yourself a cold one preferable a fresh 12oz of mid-priced beer
.
Next throw away all the empty bottles next to your bed your desk and by the windowsill there is a fine line between collection and fetish only you see, no one else
.
Lastly with appearances in order get to work on learning 3 good cocktails an expensive taste is a moderate taste
.
Now take a look around and see the improvement youâve made feel good drink on and tell em you are in control
impression from a second story window
Around 5:45
As today turned into yesterday
The whites
of the buildings
turned pink
like eyes
that cry
during sunsets
PORTUGUESE-- Tomara Que vocĂȘ volte depressa Que vocĂȘ nĂŁo se despeça Nunca mais do meu carinho E chore, se arrependa E pense muito Que Ă© melhor se sofrer junto Que viver feliz sozinho Tomara Que a tristeza te convença Que a saudade nĂŁo compensa E que a ausĂȘncia nĂŁo dĂĄ paz E o verdadeiro amor de quem se ama Tece a mesma antiga trama Que nĂŁo se desfaz E a coisa mais divina Que hĂĄ no mundo Ă viver cada segundo Como nunca mais ..... SPANISH-- OjalĂĄ Que vuelvas deprisa Que no te despidas Nunca mĂĄs de mi cariño Y llores, te arrepientas Y pienses mucho Que es mejor sufrir acompañado Que vivir feliz en soledad OjalĂĄ Que la tristeza te convenza De que la morriña no compensa Y de que la ausencia no da paz Y el verdadero amor de los que se aman Teje la misma antigua trama Que no se deshace Y la cosa mĂĄs divina Que hay en el mundo Es vivir cada segundo Como nunca jamĂĄs
Vinicius De Moraes
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You are on a bus headed into the mountains. The road is well-paved and there are many clean cars driving along side. You wonder how many dams have been constructed and you try to count them (instead of focusing on the tunnels). You ask your self, "How long before I get bored? How long before I grow old?" You get a chill up between your breasts. Maybe it means something: So much to see, too much to miss on this one way road. "Is it too late to be an engineer? Is it too late to say I'm sorry?" Hoping things fall into place is like jumping off a bridge--we're all doing it. But, nah, you'd rather go with the flow, surfer style, cherry picking those good waves, floating over the bad ones, taking it one at a time. It isn't that it's easy. You can't fall into chill, you got to set it yourself. That itch in your pants, maybe that means something too. Throwing your body around, making a paper plane out of your body, letting the summer winds blow you, sounds fun, no? You'd much rather squeeze some running water, cool springtime nostalgia. "Who's scratching my head? Who's using it?" It's hard to listen with a pair of headphones in your ear. It's also hard to breathe with a cheap sandwich in your mouth. Worst of all, you've grown near-sighted with digital constipation, eyes never focusing passed your computer monitor. It's bright outside and you can't adjust the setting. But I guess that's what bedroom blinds are for--for your eyes. "Who says shadow puppets aren't fun?" If you read you'd know. If you dance you'd feel. Mash it. Ah Ah Uh Uh Ooh. Baby, this is where life stops making sense, at the halfway mark--at the 2 & 3 in a 4/4. You've got two choices at any one point: repeat or breakdown. The first is safe--that's why it gets you nowhere. The second is dangerous--that's why it's fun. All in all, bob and weave between the two, shit's cool. So long as the repeat ends where you started and the breakdown produces catharsis in the end.
Deja vu
I know for a fact
I've lived this
moment before
.
Every time I read this sentence
I know it's been read,
being read,
and about to be read again.
note1
The lie we've bought is that "Safety comes at a cost and that cost is Freedom." The truth, however, is that Freedom and Safety aren't in opposition. No. The people who limit your expression, who shoot at you, who lie to you, are the enemy. They are the opposition to us and our values. Being free is being safe. And being safe is being free.
Here
You're exactly where you need to be
.
Heroes stood where you stand, wore those same torn hiking boots
and
rode the same bus to the same place
.
The self-doubt you have, they had
The love they had, you have
So what's the difference?
You're scared and they never were?
You're lazy and they always overcame?
.
The only difference is the time, HA!
And in that you're better, faster, smarter
.
Climb up their frozen shoulders and swan dive
into the future
Presence is Golden
You're Present
And
Exactly where you need to be.
Quiz
Can you honestly say you've helped another person?
Honestly?
When's the last time you've done a hand stand?
What's the longest you've gone on making love?
When's the last time you counted with your fingers?
Your toes?
How do you recycle?
How do you recycle?
What's the first song you ever sang outloud?
Waffles or pancakes?
Who's one person you'd give a kidney to?
What's your favorite dance?
Language?
Mole on your body?
Who do you keep facebook stalking?
What do you call the overlap over two extremes?
Are you going to Heaven?
How many more days before you say "I'm happy?"
Do you need one, two, or more hands to count how many things you take for granted?
On a scale of one to ten, how far are we from perfect?
Would you hug a stranger?
Oh, yea?
When's the last time you did?
Do you make eye contact when you ask for something?
If I stuck out my hungry hand, would you grab it?
If I asked you to help me save the world, would you?
Is there a question you couldn't answer honestly?
Honestly?
Your Petals
You're still a budding flower
Your petals are lush red
and your thorns make me bleed
I like it
You make me bleed red like
Your petals
.
You're still a budding flower
A tall, centerfold flower
Not as pretty as those other flowers
But you're better
And I bet you taste better
It must be the water
.
You're still a budding flower
I know because my friend the Bumble Bee likes you too much
I've seen the way he looks at you,
tries to touch you
and you like it too, I know, It's ok because
The air blows downwind for us
.
You're still a budding flower
Your petals are lush red
And your thorns make me bleed
The Old Town Square (A excerpt/ramble from âThe Summer Abroadâ)
We stepped outside and were blinded by the light. It shone in splashes. Jin, Ryan, Charlie, Rick, Alex and I wandered aimlessly through town, taking pictures, taking pisses and ending up at the old town square. We hardly recognized it. It was empty. It was like the enlightened mind, no crowds, no noise, only serenity and a rising sun behind old black buildings. Now we could allow thoughts to enter, people to enter, give them undivided attention, will, love, understanding. Charlie walked up to the center of the square, closed his eyes and started doing tâai chi. Jin, Ryan, Alex and I sat down and lost ourselves in the silver lining of the buildings. Rick, on the other hand, saw a Frisbee land next to him. Another group of post-clubbers were tossing it around. They had their dress shirts untucked and slacks cuffed thick. Rick played with them. It was beautiful to see strangers throw a piece of plastic around. The blond, bearded street performer from the other day sat down with us. He was wearing metal chain and black leather, and had come to the town square to prepare for his daily performance. âYou guys want to buy some weed?â he asked. We all looked at each other. âNah, but thank you.â He looked sad.
âWell,â he said, âwant to smoke some weed with me anyway?â
âSure.â
He rolled up a couple of jays and we passed them around. It was 7 AM. We ruled that town square, we ran it, we ran on it, we sat on it, we breathed its air. Only urgency or responsibility could break the bliss.
âWe better head out if weâre going to catch the train,â I told Rickâheâd caught the Frisbee close to our circle. He looked down at his watch.
âI looked it up. Thereâs another train leaving at 10. We can take that one.â
He tossed the Frisbee back to his new friends while we finished off the jay and wished there wasnât such a thing as time, but of course itâs here and of course we left, starting back up at the hostelâwhere one by one, our once strong crew disbanded.
âYou should come to Singapore,â Jin said. âWe have really good psy-trance festivals.â He disappeared.
âIâm going to bed,â Ryan said. I told him, âIt was good meeting you.â We nodded to one another and parted ways.
Charlie said, âIâm glad we hung out,â then gave us each a tight hug.
âCharlie,â I said, right before leaving. âHow do you do it?â
âDo what?â
âHow do you travel alone, whatâs some advice for me?â
âBe adventurous,â he said, just before skipping along to his bed where Iâm sure he slept a solid 12 hours.
Bruised Peach
You were like a bruised peach
With your red hair
Dyed
On fire
Spilling knots and candy canes
Over your pale-faced canvas
 .
I couldnât help but take a bite
You looked so good
And plump
And tasty
So many white hairs
So many bruises
Such a spill
Dear friend of a friend,
You are on my mind
And
Have been on my mind
But will never again be on my mind
 .
Because between us, things donât stand still
 .
Between us, a mirage exists
Itâs only a few blocks long
And
An apology wide
top ten percent
You were right about to kiss me, it was obvious
Back at that party, itâd been obvious too
You had never talked to me so much, given me the light of day as much
And by now everyone knew it
Everyone knew I had been crushing on you hard
"Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning acts of initiative (and creation) there is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plan: that the moment one definitely commits oneself then Providence moves too. All sorts of things occur to help one that would never have otherwise occurred. A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising one's favor all manner of unforeseen incidents and meetings and material assistance which no one could have dreamt would come one's way. Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Begin it now."
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe