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a fair question, deserving of thought, goodly soft care and hard consideration, strangely, instantly and undeniable, one worldly, word achieves ********** whether first or foremost, après ma raison d'être, cannot list, nor rank or certain state, yet my heart repeats, nation, nation, my understanding, instant and complete worthy journey to self-fulfillment, contentedly unhappy to be permanently, one poem short on the one continuum, the-road-trip to salvation, my end, my finality / our self-acualization aking pagtatapos, ang aking katotohanan my einde, my realiteit fen m 'yo, reyalite mwen akhir saya, realiti saya ma fin, ma réalité M write of the ifs of a man's life, and come aboutface to conclusions, instant and long in the making, there are willing ears on this globe, welcoming me open armed, opened lipped, knowing firstly this open-eyed greeting, welcome poet, tell us for we are one nation, everywhere invisible, indivisible with liberty and justice inherent, creation our common good, in fact it is our lifelong wares and goods, letter by letter composing, we sell for the price of free This then single common currency, our ouro, derivation of languages multi and mellifluous here spoke, this my/our nation where birthright and citizenship ego-and-geo boundless, my loves, continentally arrayed, to whom I pledge until last breath utter all, guttural devotion when one of us creates, good manifests, I care not in what tongue, for our tongues intertwine and intertaste this one flavor, communitas, meine gemeinschaft, meine gesellschaft where spoken goodness all the days of life, it has goodly gotten me to you...
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 6:55 AM UTC
where has writing gotten me? (March 2014)
a fair question, deserving of thought, goodly soft care and hard consideration, strangely, instantly and undeniable, one worldly, word achieves ********** whether first or foremost, après ma raison d'être, cannot list, nor rank or certain state, yet my heart repeats, nation, nation, my understanding, instant and complete worthy journey to self-fulfillment, contentedly unhappy to be permanently, one poem short on the one continuum, the-road-trip to salvation, my end, my finality / our self-acualization aking pagtatapos, ang aking katotohanan my einde, my realiteit fen m 'yo, reyalite mwen akhir saya, realiti saya ma fin, ma réalité M write of the ifs of a man's life, and come aboutface to conclusions, instant and long in the making, there are willing ears on this globe, welcoming me open armed, opened lipped, knowing firstly this open-eyed greeting, welcome poet, tell us for we are one nation, everywhere invisible, indivisible with liberty and justice inherent, creation our common good, in fact it is our lifelong wares and goods, letter by letter composing, we sell for the price of free This then single common currency, our ouro, derivation of languages multi and mellifluous here spoke, this my/our nation where birthright and citizenship ego-and-geo boundless, my loves, continentally arrayed, to whom I pledge until last breath utter all, guttural devotion when one of us creates, good manifests, I care not in what tongue, for our tongues intertwine and intertaste this one flavor, communitas, meine gemeinschaft, meine gesellschaft where spoken goodness all the days of life, it has goodly gotten me to you...
inspired by an overheard conversation on Facebook between two poets, and this article about Robert Frost asking, can bad people write poetry. This poem is dedicated to the so, so many good friends, in my life now attained, on continents near and so far away, of you I thought first, first, when this question, self-imposed interrogatory,  demanded answers. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303650204579376813629376986?KEYWORDS=Robert+frost&mg;=reno64-wsj if you cannot open the article, I will send if one asks.. Filipino, Afrikaans, Haitian Creole, Malay, French
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 6:55 AM UTC
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