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When criminal activity at a place doesn't cease all the people will never enjoy any lasting peace. ______________
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Nov 16, 2023
Nov 16, 2023 at 8:27 PM UTC
Simple Observation #360 - When criminal activity.....
Monday, Tuesday , Thursday and Friday, Are the days I head out to run 2k. Staying consistent has made me lean, Discipline fuels me up like caffeine.
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Jan 1, 2021
Jan 1, 2021 at 8:57 PM UTC
Recovered Fragments: Semi intact Papyrus 45
there is water somewhere on my right i can hear it the gentle patter of what must be a delicate fountain hidden amongst the foliage and flowers of freshly bloomed lilies or falling from a feature at the water's edge there is a far-distant rumble of jet engines undoubtedly drawing trails of vapour across an otherwise unblemished blue sounds of traffic dulled to almost nothing a background hum barely noticeable even the unfamiliar shrieking of a siren as it passes by cannot overpower the drawn-out strains of violin the rasgueado strum of guitar the echoed stomp and clap of dancers performing or practicing in front of the monument to a public figure of some kind that i would likely not recognise or be aware of on the other side of the park a clock tower bell chimes the hour two o'clock setting a fluttering of birds to wing chattering on the breeze the seemingly constant pattern of clicking heels and scuffed steps along the nearby path tell of an exhaustive cosmopolitan life a dog begins barking as i open my eyes reminding me of home
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Jun 22, 2023
Jun 22, 2023 at 10:39 AM UTC
resting my eyes
I love listening to music so much. I can’t clearly explain the sensation: sweeping waves of emotion cascade through my being. Delicately wiping away any negatively-charged flotsam that had been wading through my consciousness, music pervades. Lucky are the few who live their life inundated with the languorous luxury of music’s embrace.
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Apr 5, 2022
Apr 5, 2022 at 5:06 PM UTC
Great Easer
In an ideal joy-and-happiness-society, would work be designed and organised to be a joyful and happy activity?
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Oct 16, 2021
Oct 16, 2021 at 4:30 AM UTC
Joyful and Happy Work
When I get online it says you’re active but in life you’re so distracted like this **** is so contrasted that I’m seething as I look for some meaning In your leaving.
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Mar 3, 2020
Mar 3, 2020 at 3:51 AM UTC
come back to earth
Four minutes to do what you want What ya gonna do? Listen to a pop song Get half a blow job Smoke a cigarette Drive round the block Read two pages of a book Do fifty press-ups Recite a poem or two Watch most of Tom and Jerry Fly a fuelled up Meserschmitt 163 Queue for a news paper Chat up your friend’s wife Have a short nap Take a few photos on your phone Say Hi to a stranger Check your emails Get bitten by a venomous snake Write a letter to your mum Take the dog a walk Do some mediation to prepare Or do what in four short minutes There’s so much you can do When the nuclear attack warning sounds And you have just four minutes to live Before you’re horribly killed By the ******* bomb...
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Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 9:47 PM UTC
Level
an inquisitive bird did narrate his tale of a tryst regarding Mrs Jean Jameson and Mr Laurie List in the forest some four miles out of Thomas Town they'd covertly meet on Tuesday to play hands down the bird always had his eye trained on suspect activity that was happening in his immediate proximity
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Aug 18, 2019
Aug 18, 2019 at 7:12 AM UTC
Tryst
A challenge of living is to channel my energy into activities which bring me joy and happiness.
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Jul 30, 2019
Jul 30, 2019 at 2:16 AM UTC
Channeling Energy
Under the cover of darkness people try and get away with many things and then they may suffer the consequences or scorn this activity brings. ___________________
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Jun 3, 2019
Jun 3, 2019 at 9:53 PM UTC
Simple Observation #325 - Under the cover of darkness.....
Burning eyes. Heavy eyelids. Pounding head. All indications of too little sleep. Curious. Relentless. Won’t shut up. All descriptions of my too active brain. If only my brain were as determined to experience Sleep for an entire night, Instead of pondering age-old questions, Such as what will tomorrow bring? Unfortunately, I cannot convince my brilliant, yet misled, brain that: Lack of sleep will just increase tomorrow’s challenges, and Thinking about potential events cannot minimize that simple fact. Oh where can I get a hamster wheel for my brain, so the rest of me can finally have peace and quiet in which to sleep?
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 6:56 AM UTC
Hamster wheel
I binge WAYYYYYY too much During my obsession with strawberries I ate a couple boxes a week For a solid Month Or few During by obsession with reading Every ounce of my Free time was Devoted To Scouring At least several A week During my obsession with drawing The number of printer paper Packages I ran through Cannot be counted And this lasted Several years Mind you During by obsession with Chinese cuisine I constantly pestered my family To go there On our weekly Outings For a solid Couple years During my obsession with vanilla covered chocolate popsicles I ate one Every day For At least A month During my obsession with pogo stick jumping During my obsession with chocolate chip cookies During my obsession with Asian light novels During my obsession with strawberry black forest cake from that specific bakery During my- During my- During- Dur- Yup. It’s confirmed. I Am A Binger
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Oct 3, 2018
Oct 3, 2018 at 10:49 PM UTC
The Binger
I would like to make something. Something for you and me. Something creative. An activity. What would you say, With a good description. Would be your perfect, Society depiction. Make a fun, Meaningful fiction. Of your personal utopia. A place, Of a happy place affliction.
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 9:56 AM UTC
A perfection...
If I ever had five minutes to myself, I’d get a book down from the shelf, Curl up in the comfy chair To enjoy the peace and quiet there. I’d do my best to just ignore Toys and games scattered across the floor, Or the cobwebs dangling from the light And the ***** dishes from last night. I’d fight the urge to load the washing machine, Then give the stove a perfunctory clean, To fold and iron the clean laundry pile Which has been mounting up for quite a while. I’d remind myself I’ll go insane Fixating on the grubby windowpane And I’d warn myself that I simply must – Not trail my fingertips through the dust. I’ll keep a calm, composed demeanour, Resisting the tug of the vacuum cleaner - Because maybe if I ran it around the place The house wouldn’t look quite such a disgrace? To the sticky surfaces I’d turn a blind eye, And that dodgy smell, which would seem to imply That something, somewhere in the back of a cupboard Highly likely in mould is now covered… I’d disregard with gargantuan intent, Cards and gifts which should have already been sent. And school supplies which I ought to restock Because they need glue and scissors around the clock… I’d caution myself that I’m still a beginner, At preparing a healthy, balanced dinner And that sometimes meals go unplanned Plucked from the remaining vestiges at hand. I’d forget to berate myself that I don’t succeed At tidying up at lightning speed, Nor keeping my calm, nor staying unstressed, When faced with an eight-year-old who just won’t get dressed. I’d admonish myself that for my peace of mind I must make more effort to relax and unwind, To not grab some down time would be a mistake… But – oh shucks – I must make that Birthday cake! So I quietly replace the unopened tome, Glancing around my disorderly home And remember I am now a mother, a wife, And reading books was in my past life. But on the plus side I have giggles and smiles galore, And tickles and snuggles and cuddles and more. So I’ll try not to let the clutter and mess Become a reason for concern and distress. And instead of becoming a source of displeasure, I’ll allow myself these short years to treasure For soon the chaos and hubbub will abate And I will have fewer things on my plate. And who knows, in the future; maybe one day, I’ll miss the turmoil and disarray? As I’m reading my book, quiet in my chair I’ll wish that my brood were once again there…
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May 8, 2018
May 8, 2018 at 4:36 PM UTC
Mum’s the word...
If I ever had five minutes to myself, I’d get a book down from the shelf, Curl up in the comfy chair To enjoy the peace and quiet there. I’d do my best to just ignore Toys and games scattered across the floor, Or the cobwebs dangling from the light And the ***** dishes from last night. I’d fight the urge to load the washing machine, Then give the stove a perfunctory clean, To fold and iron the clean laundry pile Which has been mounting up for quite a while. I’d remind myself I’ll go insane Fixating on the grubby windowpane And I’d warn myself that I simply must – Not trail my fingertips through the dust. I’ll keep a calm, composed demeanour, Resisting the tug of the vacuum cleaner - Because maybe if I ran it around the place The house wouldn’t look quite such a disgrace? To the sticky surfaces I’d turn a blind eye, And that dodgy smell, which would seem to imply That something, somewhere in the back of a cupboard Highly likely in mould is now covered… I’d disregard with gargantuan intent, Cards and gifts which should have already been sent. And school supplies which I ought to restock Because they need glue and scissors around the clock… I’d caution myself that I’m still a beginner, At preparing a healthy, balanced dinner And that sometimes meals go unplanned Plucked from the remaining vestiges at hand. I’d forget to berate myself that I don’t succeed At tidying up at lightning speed, Nor keeping my calm, nor staying unstressed, When faced with an eight-year-old who just won’t get dressed. I’d admonish myself that for my peace of mind I must make more effort to relax and unwind, To not grab some down time would be a mistake… But – oh shucks – I must make that Birthday cake! So I quietly replace the unopened tome, Glancing around my disorderly home And remember I am now a mother, a wife, And reading books was in my past life. But on the plus side I have giggles and smiles galore, And tickles and snuggles and cuddles and more. So I’ll try not to let the clutter and mess Become a reason for concern and distress. And instead of becoming a source of displeasure, I’ll allow myself these short years to treasure For soon the chaos and hubbub will abate And I will have fewer things on my plate. And who knows, in the future; maybe one day, I’ll miss the turmoil and disarray? As I’m reading my book, quiet in my chair I’ll wish that my brood were once again there…
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Inactivity online, Whilst it may be somewhat sad, (For followers at least) Means activity in life, Which is surely a good thing.
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Feb 5, 2018
Feb 5, 2018 at 11:00 PM UTC
Inactively Active
The God-man said, 'We think too much but feel and act too little. To have peace, come to us and donate; when you give, you get His bliss.' The professor at Art College demonstrated how brush strokes can change thoughts to feelings. 'We think too much but feel and act too little, in all art forms, feeling is a diamond resting on thought.' 'Have you ever found someone like you, who think too much but feel and act too little? Idle people and psychopaths are victims of dry thoughts, Come out of hibernation, feel and act'- once told my papa. Now I'm out of frustration and exchange activities for earning. 'We think too much but feel and act too little' is a proverb to me. I don't have time to think but feel and act for my dependents only. 4th April, 2017
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 10:25 AM UTC
Thought Vs. Activity
"Mysterious reflections of a buzzing mind" ~ Musical notes unfold the edges of days Colors stitched together Collapsing in symmetrical branches Tilting on sunlit leaves Copper and crimson leaking from the crisp pleats The world is dancing inside distance Lost between the dusk of life Yesterdays linked to endings Swirling in chocolate cinnamon latte Stripped in honey dreams Shall I breath in sky fragments Steaming from diamond blood Stained on the fabric of enchantment You can see dimensional forests Reflecting from Indigo pupils Curved inside the spiral of a pixilated soul Carved in silver ribs Spinning in fractal clavicles There is a myth Waiting . . . Trimmed with tasty figments Pressing itself into a prism Go on Touch the pulsing linear of this hive Its alive like breathing braille A tapestry of delicious language
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Sep 29, 2015
Sep 29, 2015 at 4:27 AM UTC
((Elliptical Hives))
Deciding To be kind For those in need I gave money off hand. But soon I turned cruel When many took my giving A for granted rule! Savory, Spoils many Soft money.
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Aug 26, 2015
Aug 26, 2015 at 2:26 AM UTC
Soft Money
my heart is doing push-ups, jumping jacks inside my chest and i wish you hadn't kissed me. i look like a bed full of television static ready to carry you to sleep on saturday night sunday early morning. there is crying in the next room. like they know you wont come home, like yeah they know it too. we are losing we are lost. the world is swallowing me again. i do not fear the depth the dead swallowing me. my heart is doing push ups, jumping jacks inside of my chest and i wish i wasn't such a ******* mess.
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
television dinners
The builders of Stonehenge Were pelvicly challenged So they erected a monument In such a way That it could be interpreted As a displacement activity. And the rest as they say Is pre-history.
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 4:36 PM UTC
Why They Built Stonehenge