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jesus christ and chicken nuggets
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May 13, 2023
May 13, 2023 at 3:08 AM UTC
haiku 23/5/13a
I collect nuggets of wisdom wherever I go. Inside steps of dance and tears of healing. Gentle breeze and precious morning sunrise. And whispers behind a poets voice. I collect nuggets of wisdom everywhere In a child's presence and song of divine birds. Silence behind ticking clock that vibrate. And visions in eyes of dragon flies flight plan. I collect nuggets of wisdom everywhere. Inside beating of drum by American indians hand. Breath of an inhale and exhale that balances. And elders voice within meditative stance. I collect nuggets of wisdom from everything. And store them in heart thats an endless chest with wisdom of its own.
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Feb 2, 2020
Feb 2, 2020 at 10:31 AM UTC
Nuggets
As eighth month of the year both within Gregorian and predecessor, the Julian calendar, where said month originally named Sextilis in Latin since averred month ranked sixth in ancient Roman calendar veer really changed to August in honor of Augustus Caesar pinpointed eight Earthly steeplechased rendezvous roundabouts clocking viii sun danced orbitz thru metaphorical solar turnstile, sans common era there after retaining a trace of antiquity doth square lee tug at mine olde ink quiz hit heave egghead noggin heady curiosity shoppe, asper how lunar place name linkedin as rare historical tidbit thus, when at a loss, what to write poem about an unexpected brainstorm found me not to doubt Google when literary eureka came to this lout (only I own license to debase self) just on the verge, and ready to pout fearing writer's block as if creative juice yielded nary a drop from thine figurative fountain oft times gushing water spout. As a poetic foot note, aye frequently ponder about millenniums gone by, and peoples, who dotted with graveyards of lovely bones after they did die the four corners of the globe, this twenty first century chap doth espy harem there, a debauched prurient hot pocket of mankind (woman too of course) begetting, fostering, mothering ancestors of this guy retaining genetic characteristics that got pooled watering survival of the fittest well nigh.
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 3:24 PM UTC
August History - Since Today Marks First Day...
due to a lack of talent in the writing sphere a plagiarist will see fit to pinch other poet's gear brilliance not present on the nib of the pen hence a copyist will purloin every now and then a rich source of poetry is tapped into online as if robbing the golden nuggets from a Colorado mine their coda reads like this let's nick a stanza stowing the best ***** for a thieving bonanza without any conscience the reproducer does steal making much of other's works which are so ideal
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 8:23 PM UTC
Works Which Are So Ideal
the salt and pepper of life the rich nuggets precious little details that we miss in our overwhelm the little jewels of everyday life that make it so sweet so much to be thankful for all the days of our lives cj 2016
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
salt and pepper (of our lives)
Banana splits lickedy his spican-and-span throbbing peninsula clock jar. The scar from his far faux **** ignited his beating hexagonal calendar. Which is used to peruse the jujubees metallic books in the public libation crazy train station. His ecstatic adulation exemplifies why diamonds are a girl gorilla's favorite soap. His floating cubed boat is on a remote desert impala growling at the turquoise toilet.   But his spoiled toys are annoyed about the choice between life or demonstrative sponsored concerts by budweiser. Woeful razor beaked birds marvel at absurd his Salvador Daoist Dharma surreal cereal caramel karma flakes.
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 4:02 PM UTC
This Poem Must Be Read Otherwise It Doesn't Make Sense
Its funny how I got here. On a streetcar named desire. Down town I called to Fear Ingiting the poets fire. But through the flames, Called born-again... The Love I found within; Called me.
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 2:02 AM UTC
The Quickening