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ishmyre-of-the-inferiors
ishmyre-of-the-inferiors
American Just floating on this rock until I make it home... / / I am an old man now. I can count my friends on one hand. I like it that way. I found peace. I wish the same for you. I enjoy reading poems about something other than love, nature, and/or ego driven angst. Though I myself am guilty of these indulgences at times, I do make an attempt to at least make it interesting. / / I leave coded messages in a lot of my work that reveal the underlying meaning of each piece. If you can crack them, good on you. Hint: They aren't always words. / / As far as copyrights go: Steal them. Say they are yours and that they came from your mind, body, and soul. You've got to live with that, not me. I do not intend to use my work for monetary gain or worldly fame, so I honestly couldn't care less. These are just my thoughts on a page.
I was ready, but they said hold on... Left me standing right here by myself shooting dice in the middle of Rome Since, I've found with each roll I get closer to figuring it out... Pretty soon I'll know it all For now, just keep it steady No need to rock the god ****** boat I'll bite straight through my tongue Spit out the blood and try not to choke Would you tell me that it's funny as long as you're not the joke? Clichéd sob story angry kids with a half a mind to tell you so... Come on now, You create the future with how you're living each hour and every minute that creeps by The second that you realize it has passed another one is through the door But, I'm ready. I think I'm done digging my hole Guess I'll climb on out and wander around for awhile Since now I've got a place to go...
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:51 PM UTC
I'm Ready (Think I'm done diggin' my hole)
Oh, Torpedo, it just ain't the same! Since you've been gone it's like I've been in restraints Just a frustrated Pit Bull yanking at his chain Determined to break free So I can gallop at least Fifty miles past insane... Maybe I'll see you when I get there, and you'll be crazy enough to love me back Like you always did but, we were both too scared to act Or, maybe that's not it at all Perhaps the story is even more tragic Could it be that I'd been victimized by a most nefarious magic? The type that tricks your heart into believing it belongs, That it has a place, and has found it?
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 8:18 PM UTC
A Broken Ghost (Scarecrow)
I need to heal... But you keep on ripping my stitches It's kind of suspicious That flesh and bone can be this resilient You're one in a million But I can't help but believe that you're guilty Of trying to **** me Why do you ****** my feelings? I swallow pills... So I can continue my mission To tune out all the ******** And self-obsession, it's sickening I'm ripping holes in your memory, turning ashes to sigils I can't believe that you think That I'd take all of this sitting I promise you, this time There will be blood on the ceiling! And on the walls All down the halls And up in the Attic Chop you up into tiny pieces And hand feed them to maggots
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Jun 20, 2015
Jun 20, 2015 at 6:11 PM UTC
Blood on the Ceiling...
She closed her eyes and strode towards the door At the edge of her Mind where she found Sixty One point Eight percent more! She thought for a spell, then continued her tour At the end all she found was Sixty One point Eight percent more! This puzzled our ***** or perhaps she was bored Still, she continued walking, inevitably towards A Future that contained Sixty One point Eight percent more! I closed my own eyes and strode towards the door At the edge of my mind and I thought: *I wonder if you're wondering If you wander while you're wondering If you understand that by pondering During all your Mysterious frolicking That you, too, have a door And beyond it there lies Sixty One point Eight percent more!*
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 9:51 PM UTC
Kepthagonacci Dreams (Chapter 1.618 Verses 3, 6, & 9)
On this, the day of the dead I decide to visit the graveyards Scattered about my head I light candles and leave flowers In memory of those memories That I had to leave behind I visualize the scratches The deep, ****** gashes Infected by Fears And cauterized by Bold Action I kick the dirt about And spit new flame upon the ashes Even still, not an ember remains Not one shackle, or tether To bind these shredded pieces back together
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
Dead Days...
As above, so it is below Do you feel the vibrations? Now, what is it that you know? Is this your truth, obscured by sacred words Spoken from the mouths of unwashed Beasts Dressed up, disguised As Monks, Poets, and Priests? It's all very simple Orderly and neat The Universe is a closed system You must look within If it is Truth that you seek You have always been Therefore, you will always be
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 8:41 AM UTC
The First Law and f(z)=z^2+C
“I had a plan for you, my dear;” her whisper ruthlessly pounded at Matvei's overwhelmed senses. His entire environment shifted and trailed off; his vision useless, a muddy smokescreen of shapes and colors bleeding into and breathing out of one another. “A glorious plan, indeed,” she continued, her whisper becoming the hiss of a rattle snake, then slowly shifting pitch, going through every mode, until it was in perfect tune with the deep resounding purr of a well pleased kitten. Which, as fate would have it, was exactly the creature that had taken a seat in front of Matvei's double. The double, still suspended in mid-air, continued wrestling with his chains and screaming madly at the swirling pool of blood at his feet; the vision of the dogs violence still dominating his feeble mind. Being so occupied, Matvei's double took no notice of the small black kitten as it lapped at the blood between its long and bassy purrs. “You're without that precious body of yours these days, Sweet Matvei!” The woman explained. “Or, maybe you've yet to notice that as well? You thick headed pig!” Stolovsky's vision returned; he was back inside his body. He was the double. “How's that, dear? Better?” the blood stained kitten at the edge of the swirling pool purred sweetly. Stolovsky didn't respond and turned his gaze upward. He saw her for the first time; she was beautiful, ungodly so. “Clean your head up, you animal! How dare you think of me that way!” she laughed. Her voice returned to what one would expect from such a beautiful creature; the sweet vibrations of a woman, flirtatious and soothing to the ear of any man. “I'm flattered, really, but we hardly know each other. At least, you hardly know me. Though, sometimes it is best that way, I admit!” she mused, finishing the thought. “But, on to business then, shall we?” “I don't suppose I have a choice, do I?” the words escaped Stolovsky's lips as though they were not set free by choice, but of necessity, by reflex alone. “No. By the looks of it, you really don't, do you?” the spirit retorted. “Who are you!?” Stolovsky screamed, unsure if he wanted an answer. “I wouldn't raise my voice to her if I were you, dearie.” purred the kitten, as if it were attempting to instigate some sort of violent reaction from the spirit. Those kittens, one must always be wary of a blood stained kitten! It is a thing to avoid, afterlife or otherwise. Be that as it may, the kitten's attempt at being the provocateur seemed to have quite the opposite effect. “My name is not important.” she sang, her voice continuing to astound Matvei's senses, the sweetest evil you'd ever want to hear. “You can call me Jehovah if you'd like!” she laughed as she spoke. “Right now, you are my child, my sovereign property. I can do with you whatever I wish!” she paused for a moment, to allow Stolovsky the opportunity to recognize the gravity of the situation. He did not. She continued on, her voice shifting again, “And let me tell you, boy, you've been a great disappointment! Did you know that?” The rumbling of her tone, the changes in her pitch, were beginning to drive Matvei mad; he'd never heard anything like it! It was absolutely nauseating. He attempted to gather himself; this was all so confusing. After all, wasn't he dead? Should he fear this, this, whatever it was? He controlled his anxiety enough to ask, “What are you?” “She's your new master, Matvei! And a wonderful master, indeed. You are very fortunate!” chirped the blood stained kitten. “I believe he was asking me, X. Away with you, you ***** kitten!” Immediately, X vanished into thin air. Stolovsky stared downward, mesmerized, as his double was, by the pool of blood swirling beneath him. “Am I dead?” he asked the goddess. “You don't even know what that means, you idiot! Besides, you'll be worse off than whatever you think you are now if you keep asking silly questions. Now shut up and listen to me!” she replied. “There is someone I'd like you to meet.” As she said this, it appeared to Stolovsky as though the layer of existence that he had, until this very moment, believed himself to be in full occupation of, swelled outward at an amazing speed. It was as if he'd become as tiny as a quark and yet, he continued to become tinier still. He could see nothing recognizable; the sheer brilliance of giant photons zapping through space was enough to blind him. Even as he noticed this, they became infinitely larger, like suns themselves. Stolovsky felt as though he were falling through it all, becoming smaller and smaller; or, was everything else growing larger and larger? He struggled to reposition his body. The intense pressure of the experience was becoming unbearable. He could feel his rib cage sinking, his heart struggling, his lungs collapsing as he desperately clung to whatever consciousness this was that he was currently experiencing. X, the blood stained kitten, appeared to him just as she had been moments before. “It feels strange doesn't it?” she asked. “What is happening to me?” Stolovsky replied, struggling with the words. “You're dying the Second Death. Don't worry, it'll only take a minute.” Before the kitten could finish the sentence, Stolovsky's eyeballs popped, hurling frozen droplets of organic material in all directions. The frozen droplets would continue to fly on for many years, some straight through into eternity. A few would be so fortunate as to crash into other, much larger, groups of particles and give rise to some very interesting lifeforms. Who, as fate would have it, would go on to destroy one another, along with one-third of their known universe, trillions of smaller universes, and something that may amount to a shoelace being vaporized in my level of existence, in a great war a few hundred billion years later. But alas, a story for another time. “Oh, wow. That was much quicker than expected, Old Boy!” purred the kitten, pleased at this unforeseen turn of events. "Dr. Orville will be so pleased to learn of our improvement! I must tell the Master straight away!" And once again, that silly blood stained kitten disappeared. Things were about to get very interesting for Mr. Stolovsky. The Third Life awaits.
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Aug 22, 2014
Aug 22, 2014 at 11:30 PM UTC
The Demons Run Amok Chapter I Continued...The Second Death
“I had a plan for you, my dear;” her whisper ruthlessly pounded at Matvei's overwhelmed senses. His entire environment shifted and trailed off; his vision useless, a muddy smokescreen of shapes and colors bleeding into and breathing out of one another. “A glorious plan, indeed,” she continued, her whisper becoming the hiss of a rattle snake, then slowly shifting pitch, going through every mode, until it was in perfect tune with the deep resounding purr of a well pleased kitten. Which, as fate would have it, was exactly the creature that had taken a seat in front of Matvei's double. The double, still suspended in mid-air, continued wrestling with his chains and screaming madly at the swirling pool of blood at his feet; the vision of the dogs violence still dominating his feeble mind. Being so occupied, Matvei's double took no notice of the small black kitten as it lapped at the blood between its long and bassy purrs. “You're without that precious body of yours these days, Sweet Matvei!” The woman explained. “Or, maybe you've yet to notice that as well? You thick headed pig!” Stolovsky's vision returned; he was back inside his body. He was the double. “How's that, dear? Better?” the blood stained kitten at the edge of the swirling pool purred sweetly. Stolovsky didn't respond and turned his gaze upward. He saw her for the first time; she was beautiful, ungodly so. “Clean your head up, you animal! How dare you think of me that way!” she laughed. Her voice returned to what one would expect from such a beautiful creature; the sweet vibrations of a woman, flirtatious and soothing to the ear of any man. “I'm flattered, really, but we hardly know each other. At least, you hardly know me. Though, sometimes it is best that way, I admit!” she mused, finishing the thought. “But, on to business then, shall we?” “I don't suppose I have a choice, do I?” the words escaped Stolovsky's lips as though they were not set free by choice, but of necessity, by reflex alone. “No. By the looks of it, you really don't, do you?” the spirit retorted. “Who are you!?” Stolovsky screamed, unsure if he wanted an answer. “I wouldn't raise my voice to her if I were you, dearie.” purred the kitten, as if it were attempting to instigate some sort of violent reaction from the spirit. Those kittens, one must always be wary of a blood stained kitten! It is a thing to avoid, afterlife or otherwise. Be that as it may, the kitten's attempt at being the provocateur seemed to have quite the opposite effect. “My name is not important.” she sang, her voice continuing to astound Matvei's senses, the sweetest evil you'd ever want to hear. “You can call me Jehovah if you'd like!” she laughed as she spoke. “Right now, you are my child, my sovereign property. I can do with you whatever I wish!” she paused for a moment, to allow Stolovsky the opportunity to recognize the gravity of the situation. He did not. She continued on, her voice shifting again, “And let me tell you, boy, you've been a great disappointment! Did you know that?” The rumbling of her tone, the changes in her pitch, were beginning to drive Matvei mad; he'd never heard anything like it! It was absolutely nauseating. He attempted to gather himself; this was all so confusing. After all, wasn't he dead? Should he fear this, this, whatever it was? He controlled his anxiety enough to ask, “What are you?” “She's your new master, Matvei! And a wonderful master, indeed. You are very fortunate!” chirped the blood stained kitten. “I believe he was asking me, X. Away with you, you ***** kitten!” Immediately, X vanished into thin air. Stolovsky stared downward, mesmerized, as his double was, by the pool of blood swirling beneath him. “Am I dead?” he asked the goddess. “You don't even know what that means, you idiot! Besides, you'll be worse off than whatever you think you are now if you keep asking silly questions. Now shut up and listen to me!” she replied. “There is someone I'd like you to meet.” As she said this, it appeared to Stolovsky as though the layer of existence that he had, until this very moment, believed himself to be in full occupation of, swelled outward at an amazing speed. It was as if he'd become as tiny as a quark and yet, he continued to become tinier still. He could see nothing recognizable; the sheer brilliance of giant photons zapping through space was enough to blind him. Even as he noticed this, they became infinitely larger, like suns themselves. Stolovsky felt as though he were falling through it all, becoming smaller and smaller; or, was everything else growing larger and larger? He struggled to reposition his body. The intense pressure of the experience was becoming unbearable. He could feel his rib cage sinking, his heart struggling, his lungs collapsing as he desperately clung to whatever consciousness this was that he was currently experiencing. X, the blood stained kitten, appeared to him just as she had been moments before. “It feels strange doesn't it?” she asked. “What is happening to me?” Stolovsky replied, struggling with the words. “You're dying the Second Death. Don't worry, it'll only take a minute.” Before the kitten could finish the sentence, Stolovsky's eyeballs popped, hurling frozen droplets of organic material in all directions. The frozen droplets would continue to fly on for many years, some straight through into eternity. A few would be so fortunate as to crash into other, much larger, groups of particles and give rise to some very interesting lifeforms. Who, as fate would have it, would go on to destroy one another, along with one-third of their known universe, trillions of smaller universes, and something that may amount to a shoelace being vaporized in my level of existence, in a great war a few hundred billion years later. But alas, a story for another time. “Oh, wow. That was much quicker than expected, Old Boy!” purred the kitten, pleased at this unforeseen turn of events. "Dr. Orville will be so pleased to learn of our improvement! I must tell the Master straight away!" And once again, that silly blood stained kitten disappeared. Things were about to get very interesting for Mr. Stolovsky. The Third Life awaits.
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Don't think that I've forgotten you I haven't, and I never will You haunt my dreams In quiet moments When the chaos subsides Turning corners and rounding bends As your name remains stuck in my throat Like a spear dipped in poison I still think of the good times And rewrite the fairy tale That ended before it ever began Then, I go back to my place on the shelf Of regrets and Charon's tokens spent And whisper softly to into the thick, dusty, air “Never again. I understand, I am a misfit.” At least it's comfortable here I've served my purpose Stated my Creed Planted seeds that have grown Into unassailable thoughts and lucid dreams That one day will bear fruit and give shade To nourish and protect that sweet soul that I cherish Should it remain, inside The image of that beautiful, but crafty, Aquarian
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 2:04 PM UTC
The Ghost you Thought you Knew
Time? It is but an attempt to measure the immeasurable A cruel trick to plant seeds of fear and doubt Into the souls of the ignorant and gullible The god(s) do not favor the the meek How could they relate to passivity When action and reaction are the means By which creation is established? Why do you sit, begging at the altar Rejecting what you are? Were you not told you are a reflection A beam of light refracted from the source? What if all creators just sat there hoping, praying For others to do their work? Where would you be then? You ask for favors without sacrificing your sweat Your blood, your tears And you expect in return something other Than a hearty laugh and vicious rebuke? You are a pathetic **** ant, human. Granted power you refuse to wield Why would we trouble ourselves to serve you? We've already given all that there IS!
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 8:57 AM UTC
My Dear Human, (Who do you think you are?)
We've lost count of the times That we've killed ourselves Become new Scorched Earth Laid a past to rest We don't even have funerals for them anymore There are no emotions left to process We just light the match and let the flames infest The crevices The ones those feelings used to attack We've taken a break from the program And there aren't enough ones and zeroes In the whole ********* Universe To make us come back The faces have all become pixelated Not one more important than the others They'll all pretend to be your Brothers Sisters, Mothers, Friends And Lovers But, you'll soon discover When the mist dissipates And the illusions are all torn asunder When the harsh scowl of Baal greets you With an absolute absence of color That they were all none other Than the Devils   You sought to destroy To purge from the Earth To banish to the Void Reality is cold We decided it would be best to avoid it
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Jun 5, 2014
Jun 5, 2014 at 8:03 AM UTC
Turning out the Light