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jacob-lewis
American
We are children naked in the wild, overcome and grossly under equipped to comprehend the hard edges of the world we are faced with. We are sightless worms: wallowing, toiling and never knowing to what end. So give form to this tepid dark. Vibrate, illuminate, entangle your consciousness so hopelessly with the void that it is made a part of you and you are made a part of it. Warm this empty frigid space with soul fire. Burn each other alive with love. Cast your light into every dark corner of the chaos and bring each other back to revitalize and rejoice in the flame. Consume the cold black nothing and weave every breathe into something.... anything. I quiver and die smiling beneath the stroke of your pen, a smearing of paint, your soft dance, the swell of your voice. Some tear in your eye.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 12:39 PM UTC
Shaping The Void
When we cast our minds eye deep into squared stone, into bleached canvas or lumped clay... into shiny new spools of thread or empty manuscript pages, we sometimes hear the silent electricity of some elusive spirit calling on us to shape it from the emptiness before us. Dragons and fairies beg us for eyes and wings. Clouds beg us for open air. Wolves and women beg us for large hungry mouths. Delinquent young malcontents beg us for careless countenances and eternal cigarettes. Ambiguous protagonists beg us for meaningful lives. These assemblages, endeavors and desecrations we generously decree "art" and we hold them high above the humdrum utilitarian and accidental incarnations of matter that belong in the dimensions of nature and industry. These incarnations hold court as the kings and queens of matter. These are the celebrations of mans love affair with time, with space, with insanity and with immortality. The spider finds his art in the hopeless **** of the captured fly against the sticky trappings of the web. For him, it's desperate black buzz holds all of the sway of a fine orchestra flawlessly reciting some intricate overture.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 12:34 PM UTC
With God's Eye
Cloudless confusion blows through the dead mind's sky All eyes envying the ever nearing end of time. This constantly reccuring thread. This secret sentence meant to reinvent this magic. It is a morbid mirage. Murdered marriage A massacre, unmentionable.   Mesmerizing sobriety, Majestically marauding science.   Mindless moon born madness. Inner sinner-inner sanctum. Sheltering some malevolent Mysterium. This thoughtless thirst for sanctity. The shapeless shadow wisps which whisper. Shock of spewing blood against a backdrop of white. A keenly edged knife ********** grins into milky skin stretched tight. The shifty sorrow of quick fading light Deep down dig of fright Straining: fighting with the last vestiges vanquished The swallow of sentience, this last candle scarcely alight. Burial romance. This slow turned page. Slow revelation of cumulative age. Empty vessel volition withering onstage. Don't weep this ****** burned This solace we've earned Good sense long past spurned. Sadistic disaster our honey and sugar. Outlined by the end The smile of evil men. Sad string stung, star struck spirit spun. The voice of Us long undone. Screaming chorus Kingdom come. Seance chorus all wanting some. This cracked Kingdom collapses Each moment which passes One last squandered synapse and then all falls quiet... at long last. My lunar goddess Lunatic ****** Murderess that got it
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 8:51 AM UTC
A Moon Goddess & Murderess
I met a man today His eyes were unfair For they out-shined whatever other details I might have remembered, Except that beard Which clung to his face As if on that wonderless combination of complexity and simplicity it were safe There was another At a bus stop Where I asked everyone for cigarettes for the long walk home His face was clustered and shaped like a squirrels He seemed to peek from beneath his baseballs cap To see if it were safe to dissolve into society
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Aug 26, 2012
Aug 26, 2012 at 8:35 PM UTC
Absence