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disclaimer: a long poem, tumbled out complete, feel free to *** along <!> a poem that does not need writing, scripted once before(1), sung this song, nonetheless the heart purges, then newly urges for fresh eyes to revise for each second, four new babes come into these world, estimating that one will be infect by poesy, and there is and yet, no-known/cure, there be no disturbance, no Cain mark distinguishing, no sign from heaven, so this enlivening disease, sometimes takes almost a generation to bud, blossom (4) and pollinate the world with its unique nectar, uncontained, unconditionally & uncontrollable, and naturally, incurable by you awoken & aware of yourself as a carrier, the strange heart rate display of your EKG, that the doc cannot explain, with that extra heart beating beat (2) revealed, tell them not to worry it’s ok, it’s a genetic that makes you tick that’s yours distinct, and there is no cure expected, no foundation advertising for dollars to lead the fight, maybe one that does exact opposite, but no matter, the infection becomes a condition, with symptoms diagnoseable by the colored gleaming lights in your aggregating eyes then comes the days of frustrated declination when every undisciplined ***** ditty wordy rejected, crumpled and to the round container sailing, that’s the pain for the gain, though all natural talent marked by higher standards self~imposed, for only you can judge when it’s good enough to satisfy the judges observing, the ones astride you on each shoulder, censoring the trite, ********* you back into the fight, and soliciting you to go easier on that body for it already contains all the nutty nutrients that will combust into a poem that will be any equivalent to an ******  of new life breaching the mind’s cautious customary warnings so much more to tell, by way of example, who are the predecessors that give me instant inspiration, in the expectation of periods of Saharan drought, (3) the need to jot every random thoughts, for oft we compose in drips and dabs, every birth owns its own timetable, took Cohen ten years to make Hallelujah satisfactory, theiving so/too much of your time, until the best distraction arrives, announcing the following; *“if I did not truly loved her it would be causas belli should I fail not to bring her an ember of coffee”* but writing in the moment is a stupendous momentous so smile sweet, tell her where to go, where the mug with Hawaiian scents awaits, and let her lover decompose what needs saying immédiate right now! so by way of closure I ask you why are you still reading this too **** long soliloquy and not stariing into a world of words all your own? <> for inscribed upon your every breath, are your words, a trickery uniquery to which nothing will ever compare
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Oct 26, 2024
Oct 26, 2024 at 9:53 AM UTC
New Poets: Nothing compares to you
disclaimer: a long poem, tumbled out complete, feel free to *** along <!> a poem that does not need writing, scripted once before(1), sung this song, nonetheless the heart purges, then newly urges for fresh eyes to revise for each second, four new babes come into these world, estimating that one will be infect by poesy, and there is and yet, no-known/cure, there be no disturbance, no Cain mark distinguishing, no sign from heaven, so this enlivening disease, sometimes takes almost a generation to bud, blossom (4) and pollinate the world with its unique nectar, uncontained, unconditionally & uncontrollable, and naturally, incurable by you awoken & aware of yourself as a carrier, the strange heart rate display of your EKG, that the doc cannot explain, with that extra heart beating beat (2) revealed, tell them not to worry it’s ok, it’s a genetic that makes you tick that’s yours distinct, and there is no cure expected, no foundation advertising for dollars to lead the fight, maybe one that does exact opposite, but no matter, the infection becomes a condition, with symptoms diagnoseable by the colored gleaming lights in your aggregating eyes then comes the days of frustrated declination when every undisciplined ***** ditty wordy rejected, crumpled and to the round container sailing, that’s the pain for the gain, though all natural talent marked by higher standards self~imposed, for only you can judge when it’s good enough to satisfy the judges observing, the ones astride you on each shoulder, censoring the trite, ********* you back into the fight, and soliciting you to go easier on that body for it already contains all the nutty nutrients that will combust into a poem that will be any equivalent to an ******  of new life breaching the mind’s cautious customary warnings so much more to tell, by way of example, who are the predecessors that give me instant inspiration, in the expectation of periods of Saharan drought, (3) the need to jot every random thoughts, for oft we compose in drips and dabs, every birth owns its own timetable, took Cohen ten years to make Hallelujah satisfactory, theiving so/too much of your time, until the best distraction arrives, announcing the following; *“if I did not truly loved her it would be causas belli should I fail not to bring her an ember of coffee”* but writing in the moment is a stupendous momentous so smile sweet, tell her where to go, where the mug with Hawaiian scents awaits, and let her lover decompose what needs saying immédiate right now! so by way of closure I ask you why are you still reading this too **** long soliloquy and not stariing into a world of words all your own? <> for inscribed upon your every breath, are your words, a trickery uniquery to which nothing will ever compare
<> this one, came atumbling, stumbling in one fall fell swooping on a Sabbath morning, 10/26/24, between 6:00am and 9:00am >> (1) https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2433933/0-followers/ (2) https://hellopoetry.com/poem/4767467/intrinsically-intrigued-by-my-irregular-irreverent-extra-heartbeat/ (3) Hafiz, Whitman (4) started writing late, in my sixth decade
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Oct 26, 2024
Oct 26, 2024 at 9:53 AM UTC
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