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Quicksand in Zenith Free Verse and Rhymes Idlepoet Anthology of XIdlepoetX summary Satire X 4 A.M. Awakening Bird Science Depressed Flower Boy Year 2017 Elsewhere Musing In the Tree Canopy Ode to Midnight Far From El Dorado Milk Thistle Bedroom Thoughts Sentiment Expressed Wych Elm Anal Perfect Asymmetry Eternal Youth Contemporary Roethke Beach Visioning Tale of the Time Morning Will Rise Bulletins of What Might've Been Web Unwinding Page 2/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Echo Chamber Sempiternum First Draft Brief Interaction A Late Reply Tomorrow Never Comes Future Self A Dystopia That Time of Night Body Pains God Status Went Swimming and Died Infinite Infinity Artist At Work A Creative Night Fronds of Bracken Toadstool Evil Blue Never Ends Hope I Make It Big Business The Way It Was Sky Gyrate Xxx Flux Now Poem to be Read Aloud Page 3/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Graveyard Love Ablution Love Is Complicated and Unfinal Seagull Dispute Ripchord Animo Vacancy Internum External Tampa Pollock VVV War Days Restless Soul Mirrorbird Here and There Where There Is Empty Space A Cosmic Love Affair So High I'm Touching the Ceiling Xo Afterdark Lucky Wishbone Arc Silkwood I Want Your Love Ribbons Never Been In More Pain Confessions Page 4/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Summertime Blues Lonely Moment Bay Window Into A Better World Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining Yes, Ulysses Arch Hypocrite of the Angels False Divinity Daisy Eclipse At Twilight Blackwater 2252 Relativity Idle Wilde Seascape Dewdrop Mindfuck ??nyat? Aloha, Pathfinder Cherry Petals Purple Faceless Narcissist Darkspell War Child Virus Perfect Victim Page 5/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Chrysalis Boy Next Door Velvet Dew Butterfly All Things Are Possible Need Something to Believe In Hardest Poem to Publish Tell Me That You Want Me Midnight Ride to Heaven Pretending I'm Okay Noir Swans in Los Angeles Kingdom of Dreams Sheep and Domestics Afternoon Blues Polar Over the Water Moon Before the Horizon And I Fell into Feelings of Despair Knowing While I'm Sleeping Flowers for the Wild Ones Peaches When the Hate Fades Pacify the Desire Infinite Atoms Wax Lyrical Under the Stars Page 6/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Rose Petals in Vaults Blue Sky Where the Water Ends Rivers Run Clear Salt Away Rainbow Ashes TRANSCENDENCE Gone, Not Forgotten HEAVEN FOREVER Upon Looking into the Iris Apple of Eden Siloed Broken Flow from the Lake of My Pen Soft Violins Duality Narcissus Honey Melting into Your Kisses Pink Morning Horizon Sand Dunes of Truelove's Eclipse Wolf Feather L.A. Sex Jealous Dove Poison Black Sea Nude Beach Midnight Hours Life in Motion Picture Page 7/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX You Said You Would Never Leave Shadow Flame One More Drink to Numb the Pain 6:46 Sun Is Rising Songs of Hope and Peace The Water I Sing To Air Chamber Chameleon Skin Hypnotic Rebirth Let's Kiss in the Rain Changing Times Semiosis So Fucking Tired of the Pain Million Dollars in A River See You in the Movies 90's Baby Beautiful Creature Heart Sigh In the Shadow Ways Whispers in the Clouds Never A Forever Thing Pendulum Last Romantic Gloomy Morning in A Wet Meadow Page 8/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Sunrise Wasps and Frog Eggs Babalaas Ripple Through Stranger Reality Mountains Between Us Escapade Bliss Rush of Ecstasy My Body Is A Holy City Skylight Just For One More Night Be Careful My Lover Angels Talk To Me Sparkle Morph Cosmic Ash We Are More Than Dreams Tapestry Video Game Boyfriend See You In Another Life Go Faster Warm Evergreen Love Is A Fever Dream In Our Temples Blue Unlucky Page 9/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Sleep Deprived Through the Lens of Drunk Eyes Sermon Deuce I Fell In Love Last Night We Are Made of Stars Host Again Dynamic Vague Memory Forget the Old Me Sleep To Disappear Coconut Splash All My Dreams Have Died You Don't Know Me The Night Is Ours Dark Velvet Patriotic Whale Astray Militant Bluebird Quicksand in Zenith Morning Fog Igloo Wink Mosaic Turn Around and Walk Away Page 10/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Angeldeath I Never Could've Imagined You Would Leave Me This Way Summer Rain Heaven Is Now Waterfalls On My Pillow Every Falling Petal Is A Gunshot I Thought You Had Forgotten Me Lavender in the Air There Was So Much To Say We Will Meet Again Weeping Necromancer Pull Me Closer To You Sorry To the Ones I Love Pixels Zephyr Going Crazy and I'm Happy Fuck Life Late Night Walking Home in the Rain Soon Though, Maybe Hopefully As Far As the Wind Dances Gone and Lost Seed Cycle Happy Without You Night Flowing Body Transcending Dance With No Reflection Page 11/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX This Hopeful Yet Lonely Song Provokes and Fills Me With An Unexplainable But Magical Feeling Heaven Is Ours to Lose and Love Is Ours to Gain Don't Wanna Think Anymore Hurts Just A Little Candy Hurricane Lost But I'll Find My Way Happiness I've Never Known Blood Sacrifice Swanfeather Overflow Life Commodity Happy Never Ending Master I Will Come To You Black Cherry Darkstar Yes Your Son Is Violent Catch A Butterfly Sun-o-Maker Stars Becoming Dust Careless Night Identity Mother's Tears Don't Say Goodbye Salvador There Was Clouds In My Sky Loving Memory Soft Blue Page 12/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX California Love My Kind Angel Avatar Innocence Not A Myth Summer's Over Temple Divine Surrender So You Must Take The Risk Te Amo Still Waters Quiet Flesh Pablo Rococo True Love, Fake Love Aonaran Isotope Cufflink Plagued Bones RESTLESS When All Else Failed I Threw Myself in the Ocean Cold Pillow Last Words Dance While You Can Young But Not Afraid Wildblue Moonbeams Night Dream Page 13/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Highspeed Mermaid Harvest Loveless Boys Cloudy Moon Aura Forever Is Never Nothing Is Going To Last Dark Seas Silence Louder Than A Heartbeat Page 14/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Satire X I speak the language of death With a cheap grimmace splattered like paint across my smug face I speak the language of death I do it the best I still can't believe it I'm a fucking poetic genius A mountain of sin Flapping butterfly wings A fountain of wisdom, often Silent I still can't believe it I'm a fucking poetic genius. Page 15/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX 4 A.M. Awakening My vision went blurry It was like royal herringbone So I threw myself off the top of a cliff I did it because I couldn't stand Slowly dying The notorious thought cripples me Every time I wake from sleep I'm reminded I'm mortal So I thank the night Then I slumber, cold as stone Sewn into a bizarre fantasy I ignore the fourth dimension I act like my life is perfect But it isn't Suddenly I'm despondent. Page 16/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Bird Science It's apparent to me A new time is coming It's an iceberg in my mind Crying Auld Lang Syne I've seen vivid images of a red end They were as stubborn as a cool mule Or a snoring whale during an Indian summer Perchance I'm under a spell The giddy world opened for Bethesda I was informed Rain fell from the firmament Filling her It doesn't make any sense, it's an idiosyncrasy A shadowy figure Future Mother Nature I will never stop pointing at the moon So I welcome the new time, this moment won't last forever Life is an Indian giver, sparkling like gold in mud I'm aware, I won't fall for the ruse I squash pain into my core like it's a fruit I'm like someone on a mission Spaceman on Apollo 11 Like some kind of curious Hobbit Going on an adventure with a crooning voice I can't escape the noise The callous winds are ushering I'm entering the night in a queer way My thoughts are being as loud as gunshots Saying I'm a ghost of Pensacola A handmade Tallahassee Sun-like and mango yellow Page 17/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX A masturbating homosexual sent to Coventry I'm the unreliable narrator Titan Atlas Loving Thamyris Aristotle believed that swallows hibernate in winter I chuckle, it's a miracle, I've been chicken-stuffed I'm becoming you When I have the time I'll get to it. Page 18/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX Depressed Every damn New York minute is a lifetime Dragging on like a television show It makes me zone out of reality Leaving my hubris behind Have you ever been in purgatory? There are no foxgloves Only angels The ones which fell from grace How can I possibly ignore I'm in pain? Do you know what it's like to be forever depressed? Jaded and folded-up in bed with a killer headache There's a big black cloud hanging over me I'm plagued with fatigue Enervated, I crave sleep I've spent too many insomniac nights Wandering down an abandoned road I have felt the force of the great alligator snap It was electric, I was illuminated As if I was biting into forbidden fruit and God knew I am like no other Looking at a gift horse in the mouth I know what it feels like to be left in the lurch Listening to silence reverberate from wall to wall Waiting for important phone calls Depression runs like a river in my bones Alas, I'm a lost echo deep in a cave Grey smoke billowing out of a chimney Forming cloud shapes I'm making eye contact with an entity With whiskey breath Page 19/492 Anthology of XIdlepoetX An array of delicate musical notes Reminds me of my dysfunctional adolescence Now I'm grown and writing poems on trains On a solo journey I travel around Glasgow Lending fake smiles to strangers I'm dying inside but I can't tell anyone I'm alone in my world Making chess moves in my fancy shoes When I'm not busy brooding in my abode I'm thinking about a distant school friend The time when nostalgia meant nothing to me It's comforting like a wanted hug Nowadays my life is a sombre funeral Ere it was a paradise in Heaven I was a razor sharp bird's bill Wreathed in constant pleasure Holding my hands out for a lagniappe.
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