It is your absence that inspires 
My love in each farewell
Parting from you is giving birth to art 
Every action is a poem
My feelings in every dirty deed 
I blush at your beauty 
Admire the laborer, the jewel in your heart 
Compliment the success in the man 
Your resolution, through my eyes
A face I love but cannot define
So I praise the man you became 
And strive to be the woman in your future  
All the adornment, the beautiful dresses 
The fashion and diamonds won’t replace   
Adventure is my consolation, helping me fight this battle
My cowardice, my heroism, hunting for love in a world of war
Adversity brings isolation, comforts the grief of your loss 
I’m patient with your memory, never losing or forgetting
No pity should be felt for any life
Poverty doesn’t mean sorrow and wealth isn’t happiness 
I don’t give advice, I write letters to myself
Does it truly matter how old I am when meeting death?
Some beings live dying for lifetimes
Six feet under is only the beginning 
Respect every form of life, don’t contribute to your demise 
Truth in nature never changes 
In hot nights of warm seasons the wind brings miracles 
Your ambition can earn you fame, praise, fortune  
Angels will collaborate, spirits congregate to deliver wishes 
Anger isn’t passion and  passion isn’t reason 
Rage and contempt get you nothing  
A man dog would be the best , man’s best friend 
Or maybe a mouse to steal me some cheese 
Or an Ox to do as I say, carry the blame 
And maybe a sheep to keep me warm and say nothing  
A sweet deer or a plotting wolf, none fit you 
Your apparition, an Angel 
A ghost in my divine hallucination 
Hunting spirit taunting me
Visions of your face in lips I kiss 
The man the woman in me loves 
The foolish boy,  the stubborn spirit, the body I argue to touch 
Converse with your soul, join your oratory 
The gentlemen, the mannered man, the nobility, the architect 
The musician I love to listen to
The sounds of nature through your fingers
Led Zepplin, The Doors, Queen on your guitar  
The classic paintings I visit, Monet, Picasso, Renoir
The poets I love,  Robert, Coleridge, Baudelaire  
Aspiring faith to those awake, art, my everything 
God isn’t hope, it isn’t prayer or religion
He is authority, power, royalty
A being to be praised, thanked, complimented 
How dare you critic your maker’s actions
You must listen, read,  pick up a book, choose a teacher 
Grown babies, children in adult bodies
Delusional men and women  
Dishonoring mothers, disrespectful children 
A battle without morals is a lost thing  
The eagle on your shoulder doesn’t make you  brave 
The falcon in your heart is springing war
You’re hunting in forbidden waters
Your hawk like eyes see my every mistake   
Humming-bird, keeping me awake 
A mocking-bird, a nightingale, a sound taking every form
An owl watching me sleep, hunting my dreams 
The shallow summer calls me to you 
Like a swan, I spread my feathers and float towards you
Love, my blessing, my god, my gratitude
I blush at the face of Venus, infatuated kisses
I sail in these waters, embark in lost ships 
In dark rivers and lakes, with nameless books
Critic in a instructive way, polish my diamond
I care like a boy, indifferent in many ways 
I couldn’t be a mother, I’m a single being  
I thrive in the school of youth 
Content through adverse times, merriment my talent earns 
Chance and fate play together in my house 
Fortune is a small token to fill my need for joy
I’m discontent when I’m not dreaming 
Fate, Future, Fortune, Charity, Duty
My boy childhood, raised in good poverty
Without a mother a girl’s youth comes late 
School doesn’t teach you to be great 
I’ve been to so many churches, stayed away from the clergy
Ecclesiasticism kills my need for religion
The preaching clouds their judgment 
Wonder if life was ever like this in Atlantis 
I’ve dated London, Manhattan, Boston
I’ve seen Georgia, Florida, Washington
Slept in Rio, Buzios, Regiao dos Lagos  
I want to lay with Italy, tour Rome
Ride around Paris, experience every country, each city  
How many of you look for the moon in the day
And only acknowledge the rain when your clothes are drenched 
The seasons, the stars, the talent that has come and gone  
Marilyn, Morrison, Heath, Jordan
A woman’s pride and conceit, foolish vanities, may hide her need 
Ornaments tells the conscience to be content 
Buy your remorse, retribution for your sin’s to God
Find consolation in friendship, a piece of heaven
I resigned from solitude for my health’s wellness 
But the sorrow of being surrounded is ruining me 
The constant fidelity scares me, when will it break? 
My inconsistency scares me the most 
Virtues cannot feed a mouth
Contentment does not pay the bills 
Happiness does not feed bellies, or does it?
The  discontentment will end when I change
These are my conversations, my arguments with my Dad 
In my oratory, praying for a silenced society
My coquetry has seduced many
Men, women, Americans and English man 
Asian, Italian, Puerto Rican, Dominican 
Jamaican, Nigerian, Indian, Colombian 
Brazilian, Russian, German, African 
My love is a symbol of courage
A universal emotion, pure, compassionate 
In the adventurer, the student in me 
The warrior, the lover, the hero, nature given 
You take no shame in stealing my heart 
Tempted, driven towards perfection, I reach for you 
My satire won’t change your fashion
Your illness, your immortality in my world 
The devil’s deceit, taking my love away from me 
No sincerity without hypocrisy in matters of the heart 
Mountains of regret and grief dragged through the streets 
I sigh at the wives of men with immoral minds  
No progress in thought, no time can restore lost virtues 
To be a wife, in matrimony, would bring illness upon me 
The pain, the melancholy, mourning my soul, mercy me
Random Thoughts
A.M
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
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