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strangely, I think that this ought be, must be, responsibly, be the best poem I’ve ever writ, (though unlikely, as the best will always be the next) that mine own eyes commissioned, better be, just got to be, this holy-moly notion jeepers weepers, conceptual rocks me deepest, an awesome responsibility to find away of saying that this beyond conceptual, coring, especially special sample If there was to be a but one, a singularity, a distinguishing feature of what the human definition innate contains, how choice that we animals, elevate ourselves to being human beings, the only ones capable of wonderfully weeping the implications are an astounding! what a glorious burden, what a wonderful decision, the designer slipped in this microscopic checkmark, somewhere in our cellular DNA perma-dynasty, runs a common thread, these saltwater fears, a residual global amniotic fluid hint, from where we humans out-of-crawled that empathy, the signal of an elongated journey of eons, the marker that says show the caring, a trait-ed statement, us, unique so often do I weep, sometimes visible - in my poems listed, oft indicated - so you could know its sharing was an absolution that I granted myself, that that particular  poem was a costly one, womb bloomed, tongue taken, eye written sometimes invisible  - even more, do they, (nobody knows, nobody sees) just well up, eye cornered kept, secreted, only skin-staining the underneath-my-eyes one more shade darker, a reminder to all, to mirrored me, that to forgive myself doesn’t forgive forgetting is this then my best? sufficient to breech your reserves of pseudo-cool, that correct boundary pretense that keeps us as mismatched separates? you be the judge, you be the jury, you be the prosecutor and the defender, for it is all of us standing in the dock, on trial, for in our lifetime guilty of the inhuman crime, of not crying enough
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Jun 27, 2019
Jun 27, 2019 at 7:15 PM UTC
humans are the only animals that weep
strangely, I think that this ought be, must be, responsibly, be the best poem I’ve ever writ, (though unlikely, as the best will always be the next) that mine own eyes commissioned, better be, just got to be, this holy-moly notion jeepers weepers, conceptual rocks me deepest, an awesome responsibility to find away of saying that this beyond conceptual, coring, especially special sample If there was to be a but one, a singularity, a distinguishing feature of what the human definition innate contains, how choice that we animals, elevate ourselves to being human beings, the only ones capable of wonderfully weeping the implications are an astounding! what a glorious burden, what a wonderful decision, the designer slipped in this microscopic checkmark, somewhere in our cellular DNA perma-dynasty, runs a common thread, these saltwater fears, a residual global amniotic fluid hint, from where we humans out-of-crawled that empathy, the signal of an elongated journey of eons, the marker that says show the caring, a trait-ed statement, us, unique so often do I weep, sometimes visible - in my poems listed, oft indicated - so you could know its sharing was an absolution that I granted myself, that that particular  poem was a costly one, womb bloomed, tongue taken, eye written sometimes invisible  - even more, do they, (nobody knows, nobody sees) just well up, eye cornered kept, secreted, only skin-staining the underneath-my-eyes one more shade darker, a reminder to all, to mirrored me, that to forgive myself doesn’t forgive forgetting is this then my best? sufficient to breech your reserves of pseudo-cool, that correct boundary pretense that keeps us as mismatched separates? you be the judge, you be the jury, you be the prosecutor and the defender, for it is all of us standing in the dock, on trial, for in our lifetime guilty of the inhuman crime, of not crying enough
https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/archived/bodysphere/features/4837824
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Jun 27, 2019
Jun 27, 2019 at 7:15 PM UTC
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