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Her kite strings are caught on a gill She’s refusing to let go Grains of sand have formed to hands And are trying to hold her toe                                 No dad it’s not that                                 It’s an airship bound for Mars                                With hands out the window                                Waving king-sized candy bars No son surely that’s not right It must be a school bus full of children With coloring pages Half-way to all the way filled in                                        Dad don’t be silly                                 It’s Harold and his Purple Crayon                                 But he fell out of his balloon                                 And is trying to draw the ground Oh no, will he make it                                  I don’t know I do hope he will                                  I do think so That’s good son I’d hate to see him fall                                 I know dad                                 Wouldn’t we all But you’re sure those aren’t whales Floating through the skies Because it sure does look like it                                 Dad!  Whales aren’t that size                                 Besides even if they were                                 What would whales be doing up there Well, I mean they are just clouds                                 Not if you try real hard, I swear                                                      Silly little humans there on the sand                                                       Humphry, surely they’re little bugs
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 1:38 AM UTC
Cloud Naming 2
Her kite strings are caught on a gill She’s refusing to let go Grains of sand have formed to hands And are trying to hold her toe                                 No dad it’s not that                                 It’s an airship bound for Mars                                With hands out the window                                Waving king-sized candy bars No son surely that’s not right It must be a school bus full of children With coloring pages Half-way to all the way filled in                                        Dad don’t be silly                                 It’s Harold and his Purple Crayon                                 But he fell out of his balloon                                 And is trying to draw the ground Oh no, will he make it                                  I don’t know I do hope he will                                  I do think so That’s good son I’d hate to see him fall                                 I know dad                                 Wouldn’t we all But you’re sure those aren’t whales Floating through the skies Because it sure does look like it                                 Dad!  Whales aren’t that size                                 Besides even if they were                                 What would whales be doing up there Well, I mean they are just clouds                                 Not if you try real hard, I swear                                                      Silly little humans there on the sand                                                       Humphry, surely they’re little bugs
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Look into my eyes They widen and glisten I can show you the elders’ cries Through sight, you must listen Take my hand and walk Soles silently cringe Walk on but no talk What you see is a matrix fringe Curl your fingers together Feel the icing on the tangible Clear your throat, it’s fever Of frill and lust, the dispensable Can you see? Can you hear? Can you feel? Speak with yourself – It is no super than I. The whispers from the moon From rabbit’s supper to a drone Akin to a butterfly from a cocoon Echoes the sound of ‘Om’ Take a seat, float, know tranquil Look behind, in front, anywhere The silence is what remains still Though entities exist everywhere Can you see? Can you hear? Can you feel? Speak with yourself – It is no super than I.
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Nov 4, 2015
Nov 4, 2015 at 10:13 AM UTC
No Super Than I