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(i) rising off the table ether fumes mute yesterday's voice giving birth to the future's tongue rejoice rejoice for a poetic *********** king is born in bedlam. southern cross hanging above the cradle of mankind shining brighter than pit of kimberlite mines hollow space inflated breathing life into language's diaphragm. preaching poetic alchemy & fashioning blood into ink pound for pound no illusionist would dare take on the wordsmith with butterfly fused bee sting verse. (ii) smoke rises, seeping through scattered torn limbs among rubble, shards of glass and melting plastic dolls. under the waning crescent moon the closing chapter opened a new book. Begorrah! Deborah, the queen honey bee has flown off leaving behind her hive, ditching the colony death to her family! (iii) in a field of sunflowers engulfed by flames a blazing tower of hellfire fanned higher by the chemical rain. asteroids crashed into volcanoes as magma shot exploding a sea of lava rose bubbling burning through the landing. Icelandic clouds of ash soaked into the sky blanketing & blacking out sunlight casting a shadow of suffocating night over the field unyielding to morning. curtain curtail darkness dulls bright we wait for a dragon to fight the dying of night.
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Feb 1
Feb 1, 2026 at 12:43 PM UTC
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(i) rising off the table ether fumes mute yesterday's voice giving birth to the future's tongue rejoice rejoice for a poetic *********** king is born in bedlam. southern cross hanging above the cradle of mankind shining brighter than pit of kimberlite mines hollow space inflated breathing life into language's diaphragm. preaching poetic alchemy & fashioning blood into ink pound for pound no illusionist would dare take on the wordsmith with butterfly fused bee sting verse. (ii) smoke rises, seeping through scattered torn limbs among rubble, shards of glass and melting plastic dolls. under the waning crescent moon the closing chapter opened a new book. Begorrah! Deborah, the queen honey bee has flown off leaving behind her hive, ditching the colony death to her family! (iii) in a field of sunflowers engulfed by flames a blazing tower of hellfire fanned higher by the chemical rain. asteroids crashed into volcanoes as magma shot exploding a sea of lava rose bubbling burning through the landing. Icelandic clouds of ash soaked into the sky blanketing & blacking out sunlight casting a shadow of suffocating night over the field unyielding to morning. curtain curtail darkness dulls bright we wait for a dragon to fight the dying of night.
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Feb 1
Feb 1, 2026 at 12:43 PM UTC
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