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#midlands
Darker than six combined winter mid nights The uneducated minds For they know not when and how to use  their knowledge Knowledge without character Is tea without sugar The superior complex do As the inferior complex do other wise Life has the wise and the other wise Those that stand things before understanding Undemocratic knowledge Retaliate democratic knowledge Global democrats Are likened to a boxing ring ‘Jab, hook and uppercut!’ Opponents hit each other hard And destroy not each other. Gracious, after a tough contestant Embrace each other with unity of purpose It’s indeed a game and gambling of knowledge Confidence building knowledge Vision-less vision knowledge   Knowledge  engulfed by the hocus-pocus Vampire of' ‘Anointed' knowledge Illogical malicious transmitters of words Utter knowledge with utter amazement Indeed, Knowledge is power Power to do evil...or power to do good. No thief, however skilful, can rob one of knowledge, and that is why knowledge is the best and safest treasure to acquire L. Frank Baum accurately observed “The greatest enemy of knowledge is not illiteracy , It's how we illusion  knowledge
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 7:13 PM UTC
Knowledge
It is Summertime like in the George Gershwin song the grass is waving, tall & my step -father's rich & my mom's not bad looking (still despite being in her late years) In a mansion house that is a museum someone is polishing a large copper *** & dusting the books in the old library A vagrant locked out of childhood haunts in my dreams I walk along a country road The grass is waving, tall it’s summertime like in the George Gershwin song
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 1:37 PM UTC
Summer
She readies the tomatoes & radishes fresh lettuce leaves & green onion then finishes with salad cream as a garnish & puts the evening’s fish pie in the oven The salad sings sweetly to her of the bygone days of childhood summers fast cars on winding country lanes, the way her grandfather would say something to his sheepdog & watch it rush away again in the sunlight’s  warm grasp,  before the rain wandering fields & farms or out by Thor’s cave always with a pair of binoculars for counting birds & bats & how he’d sleep in his armchair in a red brick stack of a house & how the dazed garden air always smelt of tea roses many years have gone past & she keeps all the old photographs under lock & key in Europe & old birthday cards in their envelopes Every Christmas the phone rings out above a coal-filled fireplace & the call goes to the answer machine all that love gone to waste * Thor's Cave is a cave in Manifold Valley in the county of Staffordshire in the UK
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Jun 28, 2015
Jun 28, 2015 at 10:40 AM UTC
Salad