raldyfox
raldyfox
Raydon Willfur
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raldyfox · 2 years ago
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The promise of repetition
Is a weak peace of mind,
Dangling like the balance
Of rickshaws,
Shared one and two-ways
Derailing thoughts
To the station tracks for long
And then, and then
.
The promise of repitition
Is of no reprieve from
Moans of limbs
As you hung on the mountain, the
Little helper a rope on your waist
And with the stopper
Called friend,
A human;
A dog;
A cat;
A plant;
A memory;
A sentiment;
A friend;
.
…A person.
.
Repitition is of a phase—
Should be a phase,
For staying in limbo
Bears lightness
No person could take
Without risking all
For the sake of
Finding
A peace.
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raldyfox · 3 years ago
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A Lullaby
Thank you. For the bottom of their heart, for existing.
.
But they do not say, for their tongue feels the weight of a star. A very whimsical, forgetful star. Such a thing it is they cannot catch it for longer than a second, and can only feel the sensation before it burns where they are cradled and goes far, far away.
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raldyfox · 3 years ago
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Spaghetti
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I remember being of full, of it being
Sweet but not too much as it
Bursts nicely
In my mouth;
The long noodles of tomato
Sauce and
Meatballs,
Creamy cheese melted
And I’d eat, eat, eat,
Like I’m chugging something
Addictive
My lips was covered; red
And messy—
And I’d remembered being
Full that It’d ask “Spaghetti”
For my Birthday,
Ten years later after that
Memory
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raldyfox · 3 years ago
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Believe in Me
I told them:
.
I had believed I was a messenger of
Heaven;
I still believed I see
Devils on my mirror;
I can believed that my
Beliefs hold me, and I speak beyond my blood
And colour—an organ, carrying my identity with it, pumping my life and no
More than it that.
.
I was made of flesh, born, and see the basin carrying water
To be baptist as newborn under the cross,
Under the view of my
Religion. I assumed, it was
Like many others I witnessed as young kin
Of church.
.
And older, a day, a month, a year, in another country later:
Icy-veins I felt from the fingers to my arms, to my toes, frozing in untangilabe scare, alone
In my dark, dark room.
I was 12, weeping and thought:
I wished my hesrt to resist, let it be stone
So I would not cry, to simmer my anger out
Why not!?
.
It rejects
I reject it:
And heart pounded, my tears
Crinkling from my eyes, hanging off my eyelids
Down, down, to the floor
To my
homely
floor.
My throat chokes
I cannot keep it still.
.
My mind reeled to a story of a memory
I hoped to think I truly do hold dear: My silly mistakes, my promises,
My lies,
My childhood: I was living
Off the floor, a computer and I was
Everywhere, nowhere, but grounded
In my little corner of the
Room.
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Don’t let me forget you, child.
.
Forget to pray, to beg, to be arrogant,
Be nothing but the silence you permeates
Around you.
.
Don’t forget this lesson, child
You born under the cross,
Once aquianted with the church every Sunday
At mass
And now you see yourself not
A follower
But a lover of arts
And a hyprocite of your religion,
Learning alongside them
And you see it, oh yes,
So close and you are there;
So far and you are the only one here.
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Be still my beating heart.
.
It asks, “What are you, if nothing
But a walking dead?”
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I believed to be an animal, a person,
Speaking, recognizing, engaging,
Walking on two feet.
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It asks again, “Are you true?”
.
Again, I told them:
.
I believed because the rest of me
Can cry,
Can twinkle my toes,
Can laugh,
Can hate,
And love.
I can move and heart,
My dear heart, the holder of my being: “You are alive.
And I am alive.”
.
I can think, therefore I am here. I am living as you,
and
you as me.
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raldyfox · 3 years ago
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Villia Pangarap
Stores a-plenty, Blanket roofs
Sun-dried thugs, Long street—
To slide under a rainfall
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Dear you,
.
Recognizing
Despair;
Depression;
Disappointment;
Dispassionate;
Determination;
Anger;
Happiness;
Love.
.
—To whom I put down these words
When described,
Could you
Tell me
The weight of the history
Each—no, all
Nouns that had 
been 
made(and continuing) expresses?
.
For I don’t know.
Yet I’m
Adamant in sharing
These
Common, large words, as
.
Addictive in my high
Of labelling, the power
I feel when I simply call
Them out, as
Using for my advocation, when reading
When writing, when recognizing, finally,
What am I truly saying.
.
I ask you, I beg of you
What is the weight of my words?
To them. To you.
.
.
Sincerely yours,
A surrogate child of your language
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Describing Sweet Nothings
True to it
She was a form.
Subtle, gentle, and merely
A smooth, teasing
Motion.
.
She was beautiful,
For I see her
Eyes smilling in crescents
Or her nails were more deeper than
Her skin.
.
Juxtaposition to her tone
Her words clothed
In Red, pink, purple—a rainbow,
Colouring my thoughts
With its slow poison.
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Opinion of A Belief
Series of thin coils.
Bit and bit, a pull whilst in peace
In months, days, minutes,
Seconds
The line is never-stopping.
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Fingertips are humming
My mind wandering,
My feet are planted
And my heart
Murks
And sinks.
.
To cringe
Infer from the scene
Of the tone
Red and blue, mixing purples and
Shades.
Nerves of my wrist,
My calves,
Screaming like
My veins
.
Thin, bit and bit, I pulled.
Wisps of the thread disappears
behind.
I see the dust
Ever-constant,
As the bubbles of rage
On my throat.
.
My fingertips still burn.
Keep going
For my position
And my
person
Ever-moving.
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Muffled
On a wall so paper thin it’s visible, I see
Clobber sounds I imagine comes when people walk, their footsteps heavy or soft depending on the pits of rain,
Trees fluttering, the sounds of crackles coming in faint rumbles,
Like the grass beneath but perhaps the feeling or warmth and softness is more apparent than whatever things I hear from it.
.
The sound-out groans, it moans in whistles,
Reminding me that things I described are things
I cannot hear behind where I am.
.
Yet I can imagine the echos the wind makes
When people walk, the thud and clobber the sounds of their shoes would make
The pitter-patter of rain, distinct
Sound of the sharp stream a car going past, motors screeching I fell more in
Curses rather than calm.
.
On a wall so paper-thin it’s visible, I hear and
Think, pictures aboard,
The muffled sounds of what a wind would speak
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Power
”How the mighty hath fallen.”
I said this to the man.
His body was adorned with gems
It looked pure alone, but under his they are lower than dirt.
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Before me was the lord of the fief
Once I had idolized him
But that was before he robbed me of my family
And my feelings as a human being.
.
I thought that power could save me
So I picked up his post
Terrorizing the land
Orders and whip lashes
And finally, I gained what I need.
But now
Decades had passed
Jewellery clothed me
Maidens had been ravaged by me
The citizens’ smiles were sweet
Life is good
Yet my heart didn’t agree, laying only still.
.
Suddenly my vision became red
Voices came, but only from my mouth
It wasn’t words, it wasn’t pleads of beg or help—
but indescribable yelps.
.
Then I was laid on a wooden platform
A thin long metal loomed over me.
I looked at the people
Their faces still wore the same mask
.
Smiling but yet laced with contempt
And revenge.
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I tilted up my head, my eyes following, as far as I can go.
.
I realized
Even with the behaviour they showed
And jeers whenever they opened their lips
I had felt nothing.
.
As if, ever since, nothing had changed.
.
”Oh how the mighty hath fallen.”
Then I felt myself disconnect.
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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A Sip
Licking wounds
from the already
faded but still
reddened cheeks.
It‘s the eyes,
the twitch
of the
brows to the
muscles of the
mouth—
.
I can see it talk.
I can hear it speak.
I can feel many thoughts.
but maybe it
wasn’t.
.
A past is backward.
Did you ever took
a step forward?
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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I am Me
I am a contradicting, careless traveler
I wonder if I could ever relate to all living things
I hear tumbles and rumbles that makes me act on impulse
I see colours blending, shaping my world
I want to share my view of universe with my hands
Letting them see the diversity it has
I am a contradicting, careless traveller
I pretend to be predictable but in truth
I want to feel unpredictable
I touch my consciousness and see my deeper self
Worrying if my words are permanent or fake
I cry my confusion and regrets away to see my present reality
I am a contradicting, careless traveller
I understand that everything is connected
I say the world’s end is the beginning of life
I dream flickering images of my future
I try to see it all
And hope to grow
I am a contradicting, careless traveller
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Change of Pace
Prompt: Individual desire to overcome obstacles
She had always enjoyed the sound of heartbeats. Badum, badum, beating for reasons that are sometimes exciting, sensible, and overall incomprehensible. She never touched a person to try though, not even towards the people that birthed her, maybe once before she knew how to stand up and talk as a ‘small little one,’ but those memories were far too gone in the past for her to go to even reminisce about it.
The splashes of the pitter-patter rain on her feet tickled her senses, instinctively curling herself up as if in an attempt to mooch as much warmth as she could.
“Are you alright?” A voice said. Blinking at the lack of weight of rain drops, curiously, she found herself looking up, wondering at what had happened.
Above her was a transparent dome-like object, held up with a pole connecting in the middle. How odd, she thought, her eyes looking to the person holding the dome-thing up next. A man, wearing a suit, kneeling in front of where she sat. “Do you want to come with me? The rain won’t be stopping anytime soon.” His words tumbled naturally and kindly she was nodding before she realized, thinking of thick blankets under her made her heart flutter, warming her belly, letting herself be picked up without question.
Once there, with the door closed she was put on a couch, the man going off to “get something, make yourself at home.” Shifting her position to be more comfortable, she waited, her eyes wandering from picture to picture hanging on the wall, hearing the sound of footsteps still far away.
One was a dog, the sun rays lighting him on the side as he caught a circle-like thing on the air. She can see the light in the dog’s eyes, the enjoyment so transparent it made her smile. Next was a hand--not like the man though, it looked thinner and paler--adorned in coloured shiny rocks. Not like the first one the picture was more stoic, maybe made to be pretty but nothing more underlying than that. But the last one took her attention, so much that she vaguely registered the blanket she had been looking forward to and the man calling her out.
“Oh, That one? I took that before, before a thing.” Realizing that he was talking about the picture, she turned and listened, seeing the man curling his lips as if hiding his amusement. The picture was the silhouette of a large ladder, holding two people up. One of them that was above looked curled up, as if fearing for his life. Another below the first one seemed eager to go up. She hummed, her heart whirling in wonder and she felt that she’s not the only one if the smile on the man was saying something.
“I was in a city, on a break from work, and one of the communities were working on making the largest pole to exist and to climb--almost like a leap of faith, though your mind and body is your faith to climb rather than just your feet to jump,” he continued, almost finished in rubbing her body dry and sitting himself beside her. “Some people were attempting and I volunteered to take a picture to advertise it for free. That picture didn’t make it since that wasn’t what they were looking for but I kept it and put it up. Though I’m not sure why I did it exactly.”
Instead of feeling her curiosity quenched, it peaked, silently but brimming with questions as she looked straight to his eyes. The stare continued for moments before he hesitantly looked away, pausing to the picture. “Leap of faith, huh…” he murmured under his breath, but she can hear it though she went closer, under his shoulders to his lap. That earned his attention, but instead of the soft expression he would show her his look was flat--his mouth slackened too low and his shoulders hunched too much especially for his tall height.
She waited, the beating in her heart wavered but she resisted. For some reason, she has to know. If ever does she have a reason besides a feeling, it was the face of the man that helped her that made her think that she, too, could repay the gratitude by this. Finally, maybe he saw her conviction or another reason altogether he spoked. “I’m the type of person that doesn’t enjoy changes much, because of that it was difficult to keep up at times. I tried to get used to it, what I got was a job from my first internship at a company. It lasted me until months later.”
“I.. noticed that the employers and the work were more harsh starting last year. I didn’t know why so I continued on my work, ignoring the elephant in the room and went on my way. It was good since some of my jobs required travelling to different places all over the country so I was spared for the most part. One of the younger employees tried to find out why though, and maybe he was so close that--that I didn’t see him the next day when he was called by the higher-ups. We knew him and what he was doing so the mood became worse.”
“I thought, ‘Wow, what a leap of faith guy.’ I’m not sure why, even now, but after I took a picture of that thing I felt invincible, doing the same thing that guy did afterwards and got myself fired. But this time I spread some gossip before I went out and slammed the door.” Suddenly, he chuckled, ruffling her hair. “It’s been a while since that happened so I forgot it in favour of bills and stress. Just a secret between us though, I still hope that the company will change or be bankrupt.”
The beating became more audible, drowned under another beat--stronger and firmer badum, badum--that she cuddled on his chest to hear it more. “Aren’t you cute, you little guy--or girl I’m not sure.” He paused, as if contemplating something. “How about I call you Pace? Ace? You like that better than Pace?”
He smiled, his face lighting up like the dog in the first picture that she can’t help but go along. “Then Ace,” he concluded.
The pelting rain out wasn't lighting up, her ears could confirm it even if the curtains covered the window. But unlike when she would curl up be herself to scavenge whatever comfort she could have despite the flimsy roof before, she curled to the man her mind drowsy that she didn’t quite catch his soft words before she slept.
“Who knew a change of pace could make me remember that I didn’t mind change more than I thought.”
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Pen
Smooth Scratches, thin point
One to four, Black to rainbows
My, what a fine pen!
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raldyfox · 4 years ago
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Humanity
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One day a void was struck, turning limitless blue—
Then land began to pile above
Dots started to appear, both in the air, the ground, and the sea, moving and alive Dots turned bigger, shifting into the tallest, the smallest, or between.
Ecosystem began.
But even with that, all things must come to an end.
Take an example, the dinosaur age. When they were the loudest to roar, the king of all, they were weak—
Atleast, to mother nature that is.
Mountains began to move and the lushes of fields disconnect—
And then they were gone, we came about, taking the crown of the king in our heads. So it made me think; isn’t this the circle of life?
You live, you die, that’s what I mean.
Sometimes you might get remembered if people like your work, sometimes you’re just one of the many without a name or have a part of a legacy.
Even then we’ll be someday extinct.
I mean something similar happened before right? The bronze age and such?
But still we continue to muse, we continue to invent, innovating as much as we could get from both in and out. Heck even space came about!
Why?
It’s because of faith. We believe and blindly persist even with the answer we have and I say this;
Why not just continue? Even with the knife on our neck?
I mean we lived for more than ten thousand years, molding the simple phrase Live then die to the complicated There’s more than meets the eye.
I mean what’s there to lose? Live, live without a linger to regret!
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raldyfox · 6 years ago
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Domeville
She thought magic was a phony.
That is until she’s at the mercy of humanoid creatures with stitched body parts that belongs to creatures-not-human, crowding around her with curious gazes. Her skin prickled from the contact. She took a shallow breath as more gathered around her.
Black spots began to cover her sight. She felt a drop in her stomach.
Space I need space! She breathed again, more venomously— “Stop..” no one heard her though. Her throat tighten, “Stop! Please!” That gave some of them a reaction. One of them screeched. They flinched.
Everyone, including her, followed the sound. A black robe with a glowing pumpkin as a head, soundlessly looking at her as he spoke, “—“
She didn’t understand but neither did she care. She looked at it with pleading eyes. It nodded and continued speaking at the creatures. With unusual obedience they took a step back.
She took a mouthful of air, her throat dry. Her tense shoulders relaxed. Looking at the robe man she mouthed a reply before her eyes fluttered shut, “Thank you.”
She only heard faint murmures after that.
���It will take you when Domeville was the greatest clowns of halloween.”
She didn’t think her aunt was telling the truth.
Her eyes wandered at the time. It’s midnight. Standing at the clock she got as a present she waited.
Nothing happened.
With a low heart she went to bed, not noticing the rapidly ticking clock.
She looks at her surroundings, her eyes sharp. Wooden walls, old chimney, closed curtains, and sturdy mattress. The door only handful of feet apart.
Where am I?
A low tone interrupted her thoughts. “Did you forget?” She swirved her head to the sound, founding the robed man. “..No.” I didn’t hear him. He must’ve seen something from her face as he chuckles, “I have no feet.”
How did he—she looked at the ground where the robed man’s feet was supposed to be. Her heart faltered. There’s none.
This man’s dangerous.
“See?” He said.
“...”
“Not much of talker are you?”
She didn’t respond. The robed man sighed, gliding to the door, “Come here—It’s not anything bad,” He added quickly as she took a stance. “I just wanna show you something. You might like it.”
A paused before she followed, her body still cautious. We’ll see.
The door opens, momentarily mesmerizing her.
“Wha—“
Orange colored lights all over the village streets, the night empathizing it more, with simple pastries cluttering the tables, and animated humanoid creatures with excited looks. Out of the corner of her eye she spotted ghouls and spirits joining the fun.
Beside her, the pumpkin man turned to her as his eyes glowed, “Welcome Katy, to DomeVille Halloween!”
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raldyfox · 6 years ago
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Fangs
The heat sizzles as the sun goes on the afternoon. Clouds absent, showing clear blues.
At the school’s roof stood a person no more older than 15, with white stained shirt accompanying blue shorts covering his knees. Along with an unhealthy shade of skin, his glassy grey eyes gaze towards the students working with their activities in a daze.
Clutching the green fence tight. Eyes covered. He bit his lip.
Do IT.
He clutched his head.
TheY deSeRvE IT.
He screeched. Not a sound a came out.
The voices kept booming in his mind, distracting him from the slam of the door.
He didn’t notice footsteps were approaching.
He didn’t notice they were holding a knife.
He didn’t notice the crazed glimmer directed at him.
He only notice a chuckle before his sight turned crimson red.
“Die.”
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Knife clattered on the stone floor.
He gulped. The blood tasted sweet. It fits his taste.
He look at his once white shirt now bloodstained. Clicking his tongue, he muttered under his breath;
“How inconvenient.”
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Question.
Is he human?
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