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adorebus · 4 years
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September's haikus
Goodbye
Leaving by August
take the white kitten with you -
I will remember.
Kiku no sekku 
(Chrysantemum festival) 
Chrysanthemum blooms -
take care of your happiness
with a cotton ball.
Jugoya
(the harvest moon) 
Night of the full moon
let's drink sake and talk like wind -
portrait of a lady.
Momijigari
(hunt for red leaves) 
We walk together -
along the road turned red
from dyeing maple trees. 
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adorebus · 4 years
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Goodbye grandfather
You can't learn too well to lay down and die,
no one asks to learn dark things left aside.
Yet snowflakes too soon lent from the grim sky
fall at me, weave their crystal arms like died.
Though have divided the needs for strict life
as famine as fame, family as dear friends
- indeed he rests now in a small room rife
with little to have known and lesser to wends;
my mother's father like all son of men
Has dwelled back at the sapling of youth,
thus grown what was just black mud back again
an old oak tree of twisted lies untruth.
While my soggy preach will not meet you up there,
I will trust heaven has thy golden stare.
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adorebus · 4 years
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To all broken men and women out there
Shall not fear imps that stand abrupt in light,
the fake lamps' glimpse which does not burn like sun,
those people which stand by hand till dawn breaks bright.
Because softly my gloomy hour leaves at sight
and better days will have chance at shine, one
shall not fear imps that stand abrupt in light.
Although I'm not allowed to know your fight
there's sign that pain at last will be undone:
those people which stand by hand till dawn breaks bright.
Brave men, long time by, have buried the Knight
while other statues may have grown, my son
shall not fear imps that stand abrupt in light.
With good in hearts many will come to know fright
but for we met the very lands, we won't shun
those people which stand by hand till dawn breaks bright;
and here we are now dancing to this night,
pure light be lit when once again we've won.
Shall not fear imps that stand abrupt in light
those people which stand by hand till dawn breaks bright.
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adorebus · 4 years
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A collection of small tanka poems exchanged by secret lovers
#1
Check the dormouse's lair
there's a pillow in room
plenty for two of us
even stars get trough the night
and cherry trees get trough spring.
#2
Made the walk yesterday
parfume of incense and tea
ain't used to it
the bird defies the chaindoor
and I must bring a peony too.
#3
Cold gets me to sleep
days got colder by long time
ain't sleepy at all
the old fox has returned
a strange looking umbrella.
#4
Out of my window
pink falling leaves on grass
the rain pouring fast
in the middle of the stairs
lost the summers yet to come.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Haikus for the thoughtful
#1
Anemones bloom
grass has followed the cold winds.
Swallows have to leave.
#2
Moon's closer than ever
I can reach her with bare hands.
Cicadas cry.
#3
Up the sacred hill
all I can see I can't touch,
thy sagging eyelids.
#4
Blizzard in my coffe:
I wasn't alone this morning
with stars over me.
#5
By living out of writing
you won't ever read
in solitude - love!
#6
The cloud blows afar.
Too bad that I'm a free bee
my flower is there.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Shadenfreude
The Jew, look forth, he slipped on the floor:
the fair joy's dark, touches my inner strings
and purest words they fluently speak german gore
together they bath evil and twisted art.
I feel I could do bad no less than tart
drinks, razor sharp proverbs and made up drama
-of course I don't, I will not take any part
in it - oh, you feel it kinda soothing, yes?
At times you try hard and maybe you'll impress
but when troubles strike, people talk and you regret
still, find them on Rue Shadenfreude, where distress
calls are always on your back ready to ruin.
- there're days in year we most are genuine
and least to be human that's not big deal,
during elections when it is to shin
a tree, and you are to be fooled little more.
The Jew, look forth, he slipped on the floor:
the fair joy's dark, touches my inner strings
and purest words they fluently speak german gore
together they bath evil and twisted art. 
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adorebus · 4 years
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Picture of yourself at night, while heading back to home and thinking of your imaginary penthouse suit in the 80''.
At one
the clock 
strikes dark 
the howling night 
ought to buy 
water bottles 
slurpees 
and fresh mints;
driving forth 
nor I am lone
nor alright. 
A breeze moves
me
as lights 
have grown afar, 
lights and neons
blazing
like a fat old star. 
Pale people 
paler be the day 
inhabit the streets 
while 
the living 
longs 
to those rich Chads
awoke
to play cards. 
I used to store 
as days 
as postcards, 
an old 
future too
which could 
never get 
past. 
But now 
I feel so
insecure 
at trusting 
dreams 
no one 
should ever had. 
Better 
to have known
rather 
than living
for seasons
I can't have:
one of
this nights
dawn cracks twice
for lights 
sold 
at free price. 
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adorebus · 4 years
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Tea-volution devolution
Oh, I drink lots of tea
while animals not
at all
Im a free animal
though
some kind
of joy
is measured
in tears
and years
consumed by tea
so did Boston know
until I left with thee
charade
doing it
again
I'm ready to sail
away
but I'm not ready
to leave
I cast a stack
in the dark sea
isn't it a drink
we drank today
expect
to escape
but proclaims
I won't
the silver mile
drives suspects
mother
and lover
when
I found
someone living
he was not
my father.
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adorebus · 4 years
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A package leaflet for Drugs
One is two
And two is three,
Ophelia
and Zimmerman
approximately
sit at the table
with time being
the fourteenth sable
night of Nisan.
The gods of death
love to eat apples:
carnivals
of grim, far bloomings,
and misfortune.
The cake is Miss Bethune,
and wisdom water Lethe,
I learn to be
born while I am dying:
wash me Kirye.
I the chicken,
loose the quicken
awaking,
meets the maker
the eclipsed sun
or skilled baker.
A day for captain's
tower
and trumpets to
sound
the crowned Rose of
passion and jealousy:
a post-modern
crucifixion.
Sending postcards
from heaven
traveling
back to my back
on the seventh.
When they stop,
I must be atop
and unpack
that I said not
I dreamed before.
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adorebus · 4 years
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To Willy Monteiro Duarte
You wear white like a robe in the sky
eyes wide open like a curtain for you.
The sun is green, the grass is blue,
but the earth ground feels so light.
I can't feel what it means - on your own
being surrounded and still to be alone.
How does it feel? To withdraw a fight
without home? To drop dead in the night.
People called - we are not used to it
but there's more than we can admit
for every man that dies with contrite
face, the role of the living we recite.
Dreams that you desired make you live
out of good purpose, you fugitive!
And though you will outlive the fright,
too young too old adult, you shine bright.
You wear white like a robe in the sky
eyes wide open like a curtain for you.
The sun is green, the grass is blue,
but the earth ground feels so light.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Rumor has it
Rumor has it that you have no place to go
you may check on this though, you outlaw.
Though people will talk a lot and suddenly forget
where the rumor had they get, the wind blows
but still they can't remember: and so they venture like Crusoe
with really no place where to go.
The men have vanished from our land
and from sand they grew into monsters,
and from friends they became accusers, but still
you may check on this you outlaw.
But you don't fear them, you wear no shoes
yet there is no need now for amuse, there's nothing
that was concealed to be disclosed, commanding us
with really no place where to go.
You may check on this though, you outlaw;
rumor has it that you're 'lone, heard that not a long time ago
when an apple falls on the ground, It's not an apple anymore.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Goezia
Trough the radiant sun you came a little late
my God I want to know if you will ever come.
Many will claim my head and my name, some
they'll call the cheese, and people will be fooled;
again, as thorns and roses get under my thumb
and records spin endlessly, they will wage war.
Trough the radiant sun you came a little late
my God I want to know if you will ever come.
No one is like this freak! No one can fight it anymore!
Whispering is strictly prohibited, but shouting:
it shall be thousand years for sure the voice galore,
yet the people search a calm voice, that of a stranger.
Trough the radiant sun you came a little late
my God I want to know if you will ever come.
Then I'll put the son of aliens in great danger
and I will have them praying at my red magic lily;
stars and Entropy they won't be a game changer,
and my heart on fire will have peace, making you bait.
Trough the radiant sun you came a little late
my God I want to know if you will ever come,
with a kiss I shall damn you with all my undying hate
weaving knots before you, my lord you will succumb.
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adorebus · 4 years
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The light is on
Have you seen the ruins? Not a single stone
shall be left upon another that won't be torn down:
but we're gonna find it, yes the light is on
for those I love, I knock them and check them.
All the things I fought for are on a mayhem
looking for the feeling that moved me long ago
then I find myself struggling with hard phlegm
so either was I an oak tree, or just a weak trunk.
Yes, the weight of memories falls by a great clunk,
but not a pleasant sound, what a crazy fool I was.
Nothing will reach for me, nor the hand that sunk
me truly, nor the light I pledged myself to hold dear.
I now embrace it fully, though I once stood in fear:
that is my destiny, to finally lose my precius voice
and to silently sigh for my unwilling tear
to slip aside and break free from the sorrow I grown.
Have you seen the ruins? Not a single stone
shall be left upon another that won't be torn down:
but we're gonna find it, yes the light is on
for those I love, I knock them and check them.
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adorebus · 4 years
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It just works
He could already tell, that nothing - it lasts forever
because everything reserves to be free at last, friend
it just works, his father used to tell - whatever
it just works son, you could tell this was the end.
Don't try, my man Hank he said, hey send
me a postcard when birds, they stop singing
I said, there's more to what we may comprehend
anyway I don't buy your words, your truth lies;
don't buy, my man Martin said, man's demise
is to buy dreams on sale, but that's my name
I still search onto today: to me it dies
several sundays on a month, on a very long year.
Don't preach, my man Fred he said, drink beer
don't be an half-sick doomer, let misfortune
have another name for some time, Mr chevalier
sand comes down from the sky, no water whatsoever
He could already tell, that nothing - it lasts forever
because everything reserves to be free at last, friend
it just works, his father used to tell - whatever
it just works son, you could tell this was the end.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Dear Deer
Tax-men and sinners approached to listen to him
and in the forest they said he mets with sinners:
he talks and eats with them in a place so dim
that there may be as well squirrels and trees.
He comes a foreign deer, yet he agrees
to hide between the bay hales and calm breeze:
what did surprise them, they were corn fields
where he found home, and took it with ease.
What's he doing here? To all nonbelievers
he comes a foreign deer, who heals grievers,
he heals this witch-things from their despair
he said he could see trough their fevers
and make them forget this neverending pain.
He comes a foreign deer, onto his true domain
he says to never trust your eyes in the morning
at dusk and night, thus they can't explain
what they shall see: the deer's hymn.
Tax-men and sinners approached to listen to him
and in the forest they said he mets with sinners:
he talks and eats with them in a place so dim
that there may be as well squirrels and trees.
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adorebus · 4 years
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John gaslighter
Who is you, where are you, stupid bae?
Your cooking tastes good because I'm alive,
though it seems you constanstly betray
yourself and I appreciate that you still strive.
Yes, and he was no good at doing good
He has been a man long before adulthood:
his father said pussies ain't made for this world,
and so Johnny boy he thought I ain't any deadwood
I shall never cry for myself, only for savior Jesus Christ.
Yes, and he grew a burl out of him, he grew a burl
He went to high school and found a pretty girl,
whispering he said why don't we breed a bride?
He then took her some place and grabbed her curl
insisting they made love, while they made another son.
Yes, and he made a children out of evil, an evil child
He used to be cruel, he moved lamps so they seemed wild
and shortly after, when the baby began to cry,
he used to look over and over he used to smile
like he only could knew better, things were astray.
Who is you, where are you, stupid bae?
Your cooking tastes good because I'm alive,
though it seems you constanstly betray
yourself and I appreciate that you still strive.
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adorebus · 4 years
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Peace is a warm gun
Who shot the peace gun?
Shoot shoot, barış sıcak bir silahtır.
— where's my pillow, oh sweet pillow hide my gun.
They say she gave a shot to the revolution;
now she sleeps on her pillow, holding the gun.
Shoot, shoot, peace is a warm gun!
— I won't share my pillow, I won't share my bowl
— and you won't take my food: I don't want your freedom.
She cried for those people to let them out of coal
mines; and Engin Çeber, he died by several hits at dome.
Shoot, shoot, peace is a warm gun!
Who shot the peace gun? Who shot the peace gun?
— accidents, they can happen you know?
Timtik she shot the peace gun, peace is a warm gun.
Just remember that they asked to join EU sometime ago:
— those broken men and corpses, soon to be undone
Peace is a warm gun; peace is a warm gun
peace is to conform, my son. Just conform my son!
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