• Huge Motörhead fan here..

    “You know I’m born to lose, and gambling’s for fools,
    But that’s the way I like it baby,
    I don’t wanna live forever,
    And don’t forget the joker!”

    Lemmy Kilmister

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    • I have “born to lose” tattooed to my right arm. Branded by a real Missouri gangster, never to be altered on the promise of payment at a later date, all becuz of Super Bowl XXXIII. I never needed or wanted another.

      • Damn, Benjamin. That would be traumatizing my friend, sorry you went through that, sounds like a lesson learned the hard way. Thank you for sharing your story. Appreciate you.

        • Every self-made predicament was a necessary lesson, and the losses were net positives long-term. It just took about two decades to get there. I’m a slow learner. Thank you!

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    Survival

    Complicated by this way of thinking  Some would say it’s counterproductive  Deprived of air eyes rapidly blinking Dark sins detailing secrets so seductive   Wrapped up tight sleep won’t come Reflecting on mistakes filled with regret Bad memories linger like stale rum The burden of guilt brings...

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    • Absolutely. Survival is never selling your soul. Nice;))

    • This cuts like a jagged blade—raw, relentless, and unflinching.
      You’ve carved the chaos of guilt and power into verse that doesn’t beg for mercy, it demands it.

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Thomas. So glad you connected with the write my friend. Thank you for the killer commentary and continued support. Appreciate you.

        Damian

    • “Bloodshot brain struggles to recognize.” A lot of powerful lines, but this right here, I think, hits the hardest. So much is happening, so many of us walking around dazed and confused, so many of us see what’s going on and struggle to make sense of it, so many of us find it hard to process, we look away, hide behind comforts, behind lies, behind whatever makes it digestible. Loved this!

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Kay. So glad you connected with the write my friend. I too dig that line a lot. You summed it up nicely with your amazing commentary. Thanks for your support. Appreciate you.

        Damian

    • Well done Damian. This one cuts deeps and lets the truth ooze out into our consciousness. Perfect!

    • Survival.. its the only logical way to go forward .. Muchly enjoyed .. thankfully with my soul intact .. Neville

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Neville. So glad you connected with the write my friend. It is the only logical way to move forward, indeed. Still got mine as well. Appreciate you.

        Damian

    • I love a great write about survival.
      There have been times where I tell myself to get through the next few hours.
      Just get through it and it will be fine.
      Then the next and the next.

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Adel. So glad you connected with the write my friend. I can relate to that train of thought. Appreciate you.

        Damian

    • One of my ‘good or bad” traits is that I don’t back down from anything. I have no problem questioning literally anything that seems wrongish. Your write reminds me of that. How the masses fall off the cliffs blindly, not hesitating or asking why.
      You’ve been on quite an artistic soapbox lately. Stand tall, preach it brother. You’re a natural.

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Mark. So glad you connected with the write my friend. I totally understand not knowing if something is a good or bad trait, I strive for consistent these days. I feel the same about questioning anything that seems or feels wrong-ish. I’m glad I could remind you of that, brother. Thank you for your continued support it truly means a lot to me. Appreciate you.

        Damian

    • I wish more of them would admit their wrong-mindedness when Truth hits them. But they seem to double down on their willful ignorance and continue their zombie march. Fueled by the love of division and dominance. Too blind to recognize they’re being dominated by their white messiah. This time has definitely brought the hate and ugliness out in broad daylight. It’s always been there, but not as overtly. When the dust settles and (hopefully) decency as returned to the top, they’ll ooze grudgingly back into their sewers. But we will always know they’re there and remember who they really are. Never sell the soul…powerful indeed, my friend

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Willow. So glad you connected with the write my friend. I wish more would too, some will wait till the last possible moment I fear, it’s the responsibility of the poet or poetess (observer) to document how it really went down. We help expose the truth that sours those lies, at least that’s my humble opinion on the subject. I’m sitting around the bonfire roasting S’mores, pull up a chair, I have plenty for everyone. Bring more matches if you can? Appreciate you.

        Damian

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    There’s just something about the Irish. As a fellow Celt, their grasp of humanity shatters like a shotgun against heart bone.

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    Fantasy Impromptu: periscopes of lust, observing

    A stranger's face, never to be seen again, has looked deeply into your eyes, on a secluded beach, with some silent or mute message that you will never be allowed the time or intimacy to understand....      For thousandth of...

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    Man In Multitudes

    Here comes the man of mirrorsThe mirrors on the man mirroring the roomWith the furniture having a conversationA painting on the wall:A horse trampling a bouquette of flowers Horses in me, and out of me, trampling the soul. A hand of...

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    • hello dearest ME I myself don’t know where my poems come from this a great glance into your soul ❤️

      • I believe my poems are a part of me. They come from my subconscious. 🙂
        Thank you my friend for reading and support! Highly apprecited! <3

    • Thank you, Damian! Highly appreciated “)

    • This is a hell of a write, my friend — very powerful; but I see a typo, I think, when you wrote, “In a battle of write and earse” when I believe that last word should be “erase,” yes?

      Also, you may not be aware of the big LISTEN button that now lives on this page and no doubt many more of yours as well as many others who labour but are not aware of our unwanted AI reader who has hitch-hiked on the work of everyone who has not attached the #excludetx tag to their work.

      • Thank you brother for reading and the comment. Also for both the correction and exclude tag. I appreciate it! “)

    • This is quite mind-blowing.

      I admire the punchy and reflective lines through each stanza.

      I can sense this is a personal piece, it describes an emotional journey taking place.

      It is enlightening and tragic at the same time.

      A pleasure to take in. x

    • Dude…This is a kick ass piece. Your writings always intrigue me.

    • That carries a stark rhythm, the triple negation (“no man shall endure nor beast”) gives it a biblical, almost covenantal tone. The phrase “monstrous loneliness” works well because it personifies isolation as something with appetite and form. Appreciate you.

    • A great mystery unfolds. The nature of the muse.
      Regards James

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