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May 28, 2014

BECAUSE GIRLS ARE COOL – LISA

20140517_090228-1Lisa is the author of the blog Underground Energy.  I spent time on her blog yesterday and I didn’t want to leave.  She definitely has a beautiful strength about her.


She is on the mend after a close brush with death and has a perspective that is inspiring. Blessed with a supportive family and a blogger hubby who loves her to pieces her blog is worth the read.   Please visit Lisa and get to know her.


 


 


 


 


NO DEEPER MEANING
MY BLUE SWEETHEART
INTIMACY
WAR
JOURNEY’S WAKE PART ONE
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Published on May 28, 2014 10:42

THE ESCAPIST

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WRITTEN BY HARSH AND HASTYWORDS

 


 


I lived inside fuzzy dreams

Behind old shredded drapes

Held captive by irrationality

And broken by all my regrets
Darkness surrounded me,

And pain shattered my soul,

Yet, I stood there, powerless.

Hoping that someday, I’ll be happy.
But someday was a temptress

Dressed in holiday pirouettes

Dancing upon hopeful dreams

But fading as the clock ticks
The only hope I had now,

Was memory of halcyon days,

And the only way to escape,

Was to just run away.
Spinning through the vortex

Uncertain of choices to make

I ran until I couldn’t anymore

And destiny found me standing still
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Published on May 28, 2014 10:40

RAZOR BLADE WORDS

 


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NASA – HURRICANE


Words with razor blade edges

Fly with hurricane speed

Piercing my eyes, my face

Penetrating my thick skin

Perforating my solid frame

Puncturing my empty lungs

And leaving no physical trace

Of the damage they’ve done
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Published on May 28, 2014 07:24

May 27, 2014

DEAF PASSION

Inspired by a friend of mine who has a really good heart!


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I may not be able to hear you

But I can feel your heart beating

As we stand exploring our space

Your fingertips tangled in my hair

Drawing my lips closer to yours
I may not be able to hear you

But I can feel your pulsing blood

Racing underneath my touch

As I clutch your hips closer to me

Getting lost in the closeness of us
I may not be able to hear you

But I can feel your fast breath

Hungry to share my air, my lust

As our hands grasp and clutch

Feeding flaming fires inside me
I may not be able to hear you

But every other sense compensates

The smell of cologne on your skin

The taste of your salty laced kisses

The feel of passion… solely ours
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Published on May 27, 2014 14:13

THE WATCH by Jonathan Ojanpera

Jonathan Ojanpera is a freelance journalist, blogger, poet, musician, and photographer.  Besides contributing to several non-mainstream news sites he has just published his first book titled, “The Watch”.  I have had the privilege of collaborating on a few duets and as evidenced by his blog he has a talent for writing poetry.  Jonathon’s book shows more of the same story telling passion.


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His introduction to writing came in the form of poetry in his early teens. His work has been featured on several political, poetic and literary websites and books. His work is continually evolving into long form fiction. He was born in Palm Beach, Florida, spent his childhood in Southwest Colorado and now resides in the Deep South with his wife and four daughters. His creativity is drawn from his travels and the multi-cultural experiences he has had, growing up in starkly contrasting regions of the US. ~Jonathan Ojanpera Bio


 


“The Watch” is a collection of poetry and prose written in many forms, covering many topics; from love to spirituality, from depression to ecstasy. You will also find Jonathan’s original art within the pages. A great read to add to your collection of poets and a good book to realize a yet to be found interest in poetry. ~Amazon Description


 


“The Watch” can now be found on Amazon as an e-book and the paperback should be ready shortly! Please support a fellow poet/blogger and consider purchasing his book and leaving review for him on Amazon.


The Watch Cover -widgetMY REVIEW: A passionate voice screams from each poetic entry. Whether about love, worry, pain, or a simple observation you can feel the heart beating behind each word. A great book of poetry and the art was a wonderful addition. I felt as if each entry was being written with someone in mind but in reality it was my own connectedness to the words that gave it that dimension.  It easily brought images of my own life to mind which is the talent behind a great poetic piece.  Next in line from Jonathan Ojanpera is a book of short stories that I am sure will be more of the same passionate talent he portrays in everything else he does.



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Published on May 27, 2014 12:20

VODKA BAPTISM

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Written by Primal Night’s and HastyWords



She presses her breath gently from her lips

Unaware that she had been holding it in

The quiet breaks slowly; a sad sort of beauty

 


Numbness threatens every bony limb

And chills the length of her spine

As he fills her tub with liquored sin

 


She stills herself against what is to come

Voiding her mind of all its memories

Preparing herself for complete immersion

 


The water slowly searches her every curve

Baptizing each synapse with death then life

Drowning all her dark and melancholy filth

 


Blotches of red memories burn and quiver

Resentment soaks then sizzles and dissolves

In a smoking, purifying cauldron of hurt

 


Holy-water poured from vodka bottles.

Lined the tubs edge, memorializing the event

Dousing all her strangled and addicted desires

 


He lovingly awoke her inspiration to live

Cleansing her and one by one helped drown

Every voice that attempted to do her in

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Published on May 27, 2014 11:37

MONARCH WINGS

 


 


Wings by HastyWords

Wings by HastyWords


 


WRITTEN BY OFF DUTY MOM AND HASTYWORDS



Waxy colors rained down
Turning bright colors
Of greens, reds, and blues
Into those of muddy brown.
 
And in war and strife, I drop anchor here
In this sea so soft with murk,
Thinking of how much better it is to let the children
See this world than the one that lies beyond.
 
There’s shelter, though, in my arms,
For they have already weathered far more.
Healing comes in all forms here
And my forgiveness covers every hurt.
 
We will start over; we will persist
Where the sun is merely a lantern in the sky
By weaving the ground into baskets
And singing tapestries into butterflies.
 
Now there’s beauty in the eyes of dragons
For they know not how to extinguish
That which makes them monstrous.
So, the only difference between us is how we use our fire.
 
I provide solace here as we float together yet
Tethered to the silty floor of a world burst
Into glory in skies painted
With monarch wings in golden disguise.

 


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Published on May 27, 2014 09:44

May 26, 2014

Why Write: Hasty Words

hastywords:

Check out this wonderful series on Chaos and words. Sometimes writing isn’t your dream but sometimes it gives you the confidence to dream.


Originally posted on Chaos and Words:


I remember when I was younger I wanted to be a brain surgeon until I realized I could end up killing someone, and that’s where the dream ended. Then I wanted to be a psychiatrist until I realized I could screw a person up mentally, and that’s where that dream ended. I created and destroyed my dreams one after the other because of the notion that one way or another I would end up invariably hurting another human being. But then in Anatomy and Physiology class during the late 1980’s I got to dissect a frog. Finally, a dream I couldn’t destroy with my little theory.



I wanted to be a forensic pathologist. I wanted to examine corpses and put all the puzzle pieces together that would explain their sudden and sometimes violent deaths. I could be the person finding answers that would give the living closure. It wasn’t until…


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Published on May 26, 2014 09:07

May 24, 2014

BECAUSE GIRLS ARE COOL – KIMBERLY

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Take a peek at this cool girls blog:  words4jp.


I feel like we are kindred spirits in many ways but mostly because, like me, she puts her emotions into poetry.  I am lucky to be one of her fans.  If you like cute pet pictures she has those too!  :)



 


 


 


 


 


The Dancer

Distortion


My Words


The Constant Chatter


ASpoon and a Song

 


 


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Published on May 24, 2014 12:24

May 23, 2014

GOODBYE BAD

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It hurts

Like a needle and thread hurt broken skin

It hurts

When two souls separate, worn too thin

It hurts

When words stop flowing with faded grins

It hurts

When all that’s left are wounds to mend

 



“You could duct tape my mouth shut, and I’d still talk too much. I talk with my hands, so you have to listen hard to hear me. You’ll hear my flattering words when you see me clap. Hello and goodbye are the same word, in the language of the hand. When I talk with my hands, I might be agreeable and say “Ok.” Or I might be calling you an asshole. But let’s face it, I am agreeable, and you are an asshole.”

~ Jarod Kintz, American Association for the Advancement of Aardvarks Presents: Dear Natalie

 


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Published on May 23, 2014 14:31