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The Plight of Grievance: The Wolfsaint Volumes
The Plight of Grievance: The Wolfsaint Volumes
The Plight of Grievance: The Wolfsaint Volumes
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I invite you to witness the emergence of a poet and let yourself be taken by my Plight of Grievance. This is the first anthology of poetic tragedies which recollects a journey through my evolution as a poet and artist. Long since I can remember I always had a contrastive way of interpreting life, love, hate, religion, and politics. It was in high school where I developed an inner voice that engulfed me with a plethora of monochromatic ideologies and artistic visions. Poetry was one of the strongest methods of journaling what thoughts roamed inside my mind.

It is through the WolfSaint Chronicles, where I hope to begin a long legacy of poetry encased with a few hand drawn illustrations as well. The word WolfSaint was created to describe two different parts of me. The saint describes me, and the person that I currently am; a father of two, husband to a beautiful wife, and a dedicated worker. The wolf side is the silent artist, and writer that only a few people know me as.

The poems in the beginning of the book are raw and unsettling. Channeling thoughts to words and poetic rhymes were difficult at first. Yet over a period of time and hundreds of verses, the flow of each poem became more fluent and visually comprehensible. Perhaps there will be other plights that I will be inspired to write in the future yet, for now I will leave you these verses to get to know the real WolfSaint.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateMar 7, 2012
ISBN9781469172200
The Plight of Grievance: The Wolfsaint Volumes
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Ruben “WolfSaint” Martinez II

I invite you to witness the emergence of a poet and let yourself be taken by my Plight of Grievance. This is the first anthology of poetic tragedies which recollects a journey through my evolution as a poet and artist. Long since I can remember I always had a contrastive way of interpreting life, love, hate, religion, and politics. It was in high school were I developed an inner voice that engulfed me with a plethora of monochromatic ideologies and artistic visions. Poetry was one of the strongest methods of journaling what thoughts roamed inside my mind. It is through the WolfSaint Chronicles, where i hope to begin a long legacy of poetry encased with a few hand drawn illustrations as well. The word WolfSaint was created to describe two different parts of me. The saint describes me, and the person that I currently am; a father of two, husband to a beautiful wife, and a dedicated worker. The wolf side is the silent artist, and writer that only a few people know me as. The poems in the beginning of the book are raw and unsettling. Channeling thoughts to words and poetic rhymes were difficult at first. Yet over a period of time and hundreds of verses, the flow of each poem became more fluent and visually comprehensible. Perhaps there will be other plights that I will be inspired to write in the future yet, for now I will leave you these verses to get to know the real WolfSaint.

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    The Plight of Grievance - Ruben “WolfSaint” Martinez II

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    Ruben WolfSaint Martinez II

    Copyright © 2012 by Ruben WolfSaint Martinez II.

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2012903525

    ISBN:                      Hardcover                      978-1-4691-7219-4

    ISBN:                      Softcover                       978-1-4691-7218-7

    ISBN:                      Ebook                             978-1-4691-7220-0

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

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    Contents

    An Unraveled Element

    Absolution

    Acid Rain

    An Ocean of Tears

    An Ode to Pain

    An Ode to War

    In the End

    At the River’s End

    Awakening

    Black

    Broken

    Can You Hear Me?

    Change My Mind

    Cruel Reality

    Deceiver

    Dissonant

    Distant

    Egoland

    False Wisdom

    From a Distant Place

    Feud

    Invisible I Am

    I Am No Man’s Slave

    I Am Not One

    I Detest

    I, the Burden

    In the Garden of

    Demons and Saints

    In Times of Flames

    Insane

    Jaime

    Kill Me

    Love My Enemy

    My Land

    One Tragic Immortal

    Our Kingdom Come

    Seasons Pass

    Silence the Dragonfly

    Silence the Sun

    Sonnets of Compelling Lament

    Sonnets of Remorse

    Temper

    The Boatman

    The Danger with Hate

    The Element of Emergence

    The Fall of Leaves

    The Lie

    The Seed of Temperament

    The Sign

    The Silent Me

    The Unknown

    The Wolf and the Lamb

    Tragedies of an Unlucky Man

    Vague

    Wastelands

    What Words Cannot Say

    When Life Passes Me By

    Where Are My Wings?

    Wicked Chaos

    Wounded

    You

    The Dark and the Lost

    When Death Comes

    The Fall of Incubus

    May It Bleed?

    In the Days That Come

    The Racialist

    Effigy of Me

    What Is Left of Me?

    The Fall of Morality

    Hungry Wolves

    I Loved a Woman Vampire

    Spill of Red on the Gray

    The Last Fire

    The Plague

    The Storm Is Coming

    Ravenous Wolf

    Miserable Sky

    Promontory

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    The WolfSaint Crest by RMII

    This book is dedicated to my high school teacher,

    Louann Baker, who, pulled me from beneath the ground and lifted me into the sky, opening my eyes to a world

    of poetry. I heard nothing but your voice

    through an abyss of abstract noise.

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    In search of that in which I dream,

    The solace seemed such a darken path,

    I awake in a world that does not deem,

    To bring peace to my once better half,

    I am bitter by aging streams of hair,

    In which gray falls upon a scissors reap,

    I see the years in every strand too fare,

    As a love in which this clouded mind keep,

    They flow with the wind these bristles,

    Into the sky like my memory scorn,

    Far up from the noises and whistles,

    Away from the world where I was born,

    Such has my sight of reality precedes,

    That cancer of hate and immature desire,

    Vile as the aggression indeed succeeds,

    In turning a marriage into sin and fire,

    Every word in turn turns violent,

    Learning not from the burns it leaves behind,

    Searching for a change would be irrelevant,

    As to a stern heart with no love to find,

    Where is the bliss in sacrifice?

    What is the reason for her stale air?

    Which of either one accepts the vise?

    For yelling tones of remorse and despair,

    I have grown immune to threats and blame,

    However, I admit lacking in perfection,

    As if I were born to live weak and untamed,

    Nor to live kneeling in her reflection,

    What kind of life is that for me,

    To live as an unraveled element by choice?

    I would rather die without dignity,

    Than to be stricken from my inner voice.

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    My suffering becomes apparent,

    When I abstain from what I admire,

    Then my rage becomes transparent,

    Until I die of what I desire,

    What animosity there is to appeal?

    When the expression is immeasurable,

    Take the knife to the skin and peel,

    See the extent of something miserable,

    My ability to write is growing,

    The words that I choose are blunt,

    I hear the offensive tune flowing,

    But I cannot see the bloody cunt,

    I cannot argue my point of view,

    My attention span grows short,

    I cannot alleviate from what is true,

    Or benefit from the sense or sort,

    I am in a state of absolution,

    This abstract quality I cannot repel,

    Damn that abhorrent plain solution,

    We can send all the fires back to hell,

    There is no place for the clattering,

    The space around my sight has adjourned,

    I saved my blood for the canvas splattering,

    Take these words as if you were warned,

    When I lurk amongst the prey,

    I phase again into what compels me,

    I am an abomination to the world today,

    An alleged virus to society,

    But in the end when I return,

    And into the world from which I live,

    The idea of absolution will burn,

    Into a world that will not forgive.

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    I come forth,

    Stricken of my pride,

    It is one-half the emotion,

    Of what I feel inside,

    What tender solitude,

    Does this pain absorb?

    It is not what I am used to,

    But it is all I can afford,

    I reserve the right,

    But I cannot pave the path,

    It is like acid rain in the eye,

    Like a lion and his wrath,

    And without a doubt,

    My luck ran too far,

    I can see the bloody moon,

    But I see not one star,

    The forecast is filled,

    With animosity and despair,

    I bare a symptom to kill,

    To stomp what is never there,

    It seeps through the pore,

    Into the veins and heart,

    It breaks down the door,

    And rips everything apart,

    If one day I do succeed,

    To get rid of my pain,

    This wound I will bleed,

    Before I grow insane.

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    A Distant Face by RMII

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    Long are the shores,

    Between you and I,

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