The loaded gun

Was bent

Then found

In the form

Of a black preztel.
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Add then multiply into happy baby smiles.

Baby has some smiles

Sure goes the crochodiles

But baby just gives it a look of charm

Gadzooks his thing goes into time

Like red baloons from June love

Decode with the code breaker

But not the broken code

Still.


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Mark what did you learn today?

I can be moody lately, and even irratible.

This is not normal for me.

I am dealing with a lot of stuff both good and bad

Yet staying on my path.
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There's a crack in a hole in the ground

The the daisies come around

For they kiss past past midnight

Never knowing much at all

The sounds of frogs echoed

She was part of something

A sound growing in the clouds

For that moment when when

The new sounds arrived

All was mellow with water

And jive.
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Just checked,

Urban Dictionary has not acceped my word yet :(

It is a word that has to do with night owls, when it is getting late.

Examples:

"The evening is getting nightwards"

"I am looking forward to the nightwards"

"The time was moving nightwards"
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I was trying to find the word nightwards and

It turned out that I had just made up a new word.  Check the urban dictionary for the definition of my new addition to the english language!  Wow you can actually do this!
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I tend to experience growth within myself

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If I am on some quests


High in every type of diversity and skewed for the best

A giant population, yet not super high density

Everyone is a stranger including other strangers

The place is strange, an urban circus

But it is not hiding this

It openly says we know we are urbania

And there is comfort in that clarity

Amidst the obvioius chaos

And sometimes insanity

It adds to the safety

And the happy.
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Government is neither good nor bad though the second option is tempting.

It is not in our ability to know everything.
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It is in line

With the place of window scapes

For motion to blast

The fears through each cell

Water collides and you

Can be

This time waters move

Differently

Pink and glamorous

Up there in the clouds

Somewhere

The brightest stars

Twinke as they rise and fall

Tarzan had made friends with Goat

Goat was happy about that!
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So what now Smark?

The cheer leaders are moving through me!
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