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how can it be, the mathematicians, the statisticians, can so well predict the curvature of my day; is my life so impoverished, so undifferentiated, my course; the climb, the leveling, the ultimatum gliding, a summary path to an unremarkable landing probable outcomes of my statistical profile so calculable; my dreams, their peculiarities, essences, massaged into conformity hatch plot, deceive, it’s cool, write a poem, unpredictable, who could foretell, this scheme, let’s keep a secret, tween us only, cover the keyhole, so their eye cannot peak inside the you and I, two twice ten thousand indecipherable, writer and reader, we one, inseparable only we can decode the true meaning
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Jul 30, 2020
Jul 30, 2020 at 12:43 PM UTC
the probable outcome
to the edge and back (inverted diversion) ——————————————————- *your life may throw you curves, mine, straight edge blades, lines galore, like sidewalk cracks, jumping from safe to safe place but always teetering tottering on edges, like verses in the next poem, trying to make it just to the next line without falling in cracks, China bound you can follow my lead, don’t though, if I could, would willingly plunge, deeply, for there is no safety in safe spaces, only in the holy dark, cracks is the true safety you seek, where poems roll on a highway like Reno tumbleweed, humble before snow capped mountains, these are the contrasts where you birth procreations, poems yours and mine die in childbirth, returned to sender, returned for retuning, despair not, they’re coming back to this world guises in a different colored skin, a different alphabet, script, the meaning yet unchained and unchanged, despite the* inverted diversion
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Jul 25, 2020
Jul 25, 2020 at 9:05 AM UTC
to the edge and back (inverted diversion)
those who created wind and water had many reasons, but their first purpose was to constant enliven the human mind with the softest message that true freedom is never bounded nature’s song is refrained, “man, be unrestrained,” nature’s majesty is then greatest, for men fool themselves with lines, divisions and walls. Earth’s best, humans too,  best seen in its unconstrained, searching character. this is the one, only truth. 12:07am Sun Jul 12
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Jul 12, 2020
Jul 12, 2020 at 12:08 AM UTC
those who created wind and water had many reasons
the thin line between poet and: ******** artist is so thin, it is almost, almost, invisible.
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Jun 21, 2020
Jun 21, 2020 at 2:01 PM UTC
the thin line between poet and:
while out walking...on a SUNday afternoon... *the senses five have vacated the premises, sun doesn’t rhyme with June or moon BUT, two out of three say get thee to liberty child, go outside, find the mottled color rabbit and smell the light, its scent arrives with hints of old lyrics, huckleberry friend, feet humming to let the sunshine in with “visions of harmony and understanding, sympathy and trust abounding”* *so you see the writing comes hard, but the knees promise with every step to return, recur, recapture each pleasing flag and line, every odor, all the perfectly nonsensical so that a walk is a poem, an exercise in harmonious...that a drifter like me, vague remembers someone singing, like him, that he is:* “off to see the world, there’s such a lot of world to see we’re after the same rainbow's end, waitin' 'round the bend” and a moon river...*
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Jun 7, 2020
Jun 7, 2020 at 3:25 PM UTC
the light of scent, the writing comes hard
Declivity noun: a downward slope ~ a perfect word for the world, the mood, the man. stroke of luck, *** an email arriviste, word-of-the-days all encompassing. what could go wrong, has happened, only degree unknown remains. don’t thing we can bend the curve twice, ours, and not just the coronavirus, but the virulent state of the globe. we are in a pandemic world, with plagues centuries old flaring. disease revived of ugliness,and selfishness, so, wilding, and you ask, where is God in all this, so I asked him...of course ***** has whimsically hit me back with an email containing this new word of the day that summarizes where we fall, falling, felled, signed *** Use in a sentence: The declivity, the angle of decline, steepens, and the human world, *** ***** even worse.
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May 31, 2020
May 31, 2020 at 12:25 PM UTC
Declivity (note to myself) ***
my way to say, present, in Wonderland. present in your life when least expected, no qualifying reassurance reason, and best! dessert-deserved more than the rest of the days prefer to have a postman ring twice, imagining the look on your confused face, the genuine life velocity wholeheartedly surprised, the tickling happiest angst of wondering why... the present of presence is selfish, me-gleeful, good for the soul, and the surprise message, for my presence is all the greater by my absence, well, it tickles that warm spot you almost forgot about that no rowed columnar calendar manager can pretend provide that’s what is all about... (and stop grinning already) the unexpected, the ******* jack wondering, the whys grows lesser,   the message très simple: the no reason season of surprise, starts with a daily sunrise..   C'est la vie au pays des merveilles postscript ————- (Holiday and Birthday wishes/presents are now de rigeur, obligatory, forgetting unacceptable, even as a date’s meaning grow less significant, now that we’re on Facebook to be advised by AI that controls it & destroys simultaneously, the reduction of the remembering quality of life)
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 10:07 AM UTC
Wonderland: my present/presence shows up unexpectedly, unannounced
lesson #1: in the beginning, all poems on Earth were formless on blended knee, the approaching, humility, raging, barely   tempered by a gale force need, the forthcoming yoga pose of compose you have urgings, mostly in a blink of an eye, then going, gone notions, the writing is so a losing effort, you turn the paper’s aperture sideways hoping to get an inside straight insight, but the poem refuses to come, the creation ****** delayed is torturous and the poem birthing, even worse so you revert to basics to give the formless a shape, recalling  a child’s learning that in the beginning: “the earth was formless and void, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters.…” so you insert a single sheet of 20Lb bond paper, sliding the typewriters carriage smooth swift   over to the starting gate hell’s bell, typewriter machine smell erotically exciting creative fluids boiling, typing, laughing out loud, forming entree to the hinted hallway of a womb opening to a crafting with three words:                                in the beginning
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May 26, 2019
May 26, 2019 at 5:05 PM UTC
write learning lesson #1: in the beginning, all poems on Earth were formless
who can hold the wind in his fist? ~for Ken Pepiton~ your poems full of hints and innuendo, most of them I don’t get, of stuff, I don’t know, no clue, my education impoverished, which is why lucky me, I’m getting my viral signed check for 1200 bucks, yes siree but some college educated sharp eyed feller, said look, see how Ken keen, has the bestus, the real tuff stuff, hidey holed in the footnotes purposed for you to miss it, **** he was right, cause I found what you hided! <> who can hold the wind in his fist? *an inquisition worthy of a thousand answers, my Roman slave cautions forbearance, whispering in my one remaining unconquered Gauguin ear, just the best, these time of times, hanging heavy, be sweet, leave out the chaff *I, cannot *hold the wind in my fist, for it has always befriended, going over my life-coarsened skin, through my-stubbled fingers, cooling and christening, constant teasing kissing as it was born anew, a first time poem, it was meant to be unkept and unkempt* *you might want to hold on, keep it, for its touch is indeed that of a first time lady loved, savoring the cool, and the heat simultaneous, no fool us, empowering, the wind forever runs freely, between, never sticking, going around my body, into my open orifices, sometimes caressing, sometimes troubling, its power leaving us atrembling, moved, straighter or bent over* those who created wind and water had many reasons, but their first purpose was to constant enliven the human mind with the softest message that true freedom is never bounded, nature’s song is refrained, “man, be unrestrained,” it’s majesty then greatest, men may fool themselves with lines and divisions, Earth’s best best seen in its unconstrained, searching character
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Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020 at 10:30 AM UTC
who can hold the wind in his fist?
who can hold the wind in his fist? ~for Ken Pepiton~ your poems full of hints and innuendo, most of them I don’t get, of stuff, I don’t know, no clue, my education impoverished, which is why lucky me, I’m getting my viral signed check for 1200 bucks, yes siree but some college educated sharp eyed feller, said look, see how Ken keen, has the bestus, the real tuff stuff, hidey holed in the footnotes purposed for you to miss it, **** he was right, cause I found what you hided! <> who can hold the wind in his fist? *an inquisition worthy of a thousand answers, my Roman slave cautions forbearance, whispering in my one remaining unconquered Gauguin ear, just the best, these time of times, hanging heavy, be sweet, leave out the chaff *I, cannot *hold the wind in my fist, for it has always befriended, going over my life-coarsened skin, through my-stubbled fingers, cooling and christening, constant teasing kissing as it was born anew, a first time poem, it was meant to be unkept and unkempt* *you might want to hold on, keep it, for its touch is indeed that of a first time lady loved, savoring the cool, and the heat simultaneous, no fool us, empowering, the wind forever runs freely, between, never sticking, going around my body, into my open orifices, sometimes caressing, sometimes troubling, its power leaving us atrembling, moved, straighter or bent over* those who created wind and water had many reasons, but their first purpose was to constant enliven the human mind with the softest message that true freedom is never bounded, nature’s song is refrained, “man, be unrestrained,” it’s majesty then greatest, men may fool themselves with lines and divisions, Earth’s best best seen in its unconstrained, searching character
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*displeased to report all my attempts proven unsuccessful *the poetry that forms yet mocks, gloriously, all things that which avoidance was intended, this stuffing,  too tough to swallow, just surfaces ********** me, appears unMasked, pushing, bullying to the head of the line* *my will contravened, and now in review, poems suspected, poetry was a wonderful, grand failure, to wit, escaping to the fore, were the very words from which I sought relief, they, didn’t escape my view, so when imprisoned, they were damning* *words that arose from the gullet gorge, as you can espy verily, verified words of little value, no truth, these them are the ones I’ve come to despair + despise, hurtful to my eyes, my escape not merely in vain, but rocks hurled,* so my escape foiled* myself,   beneath buried
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May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020 at 12:42 PM UTC
poetry as a form of escapism
I'm. Fine.
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 9:19 PM UTC
worst lie