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of the molecules of the water they will swim in, that flow by my citybounded abode in a tidal estuary heading fir dispersal and aspersions into the Great Atlantic Ocean which I will visit come the spring, and are etched yet then within the relentless waves of the those very same atoms, upchurning and upspitting white foam which will very lively likely contain new poems, perhaps, perhaps even, those writ by fish in their dreams, for who actually knows the original origins of the dreams we drink daily, not I, who finds them when the wet smoke of fog of evaporated water kisses my lips! P. S. perhaps I have written poems authored by the very same fish you held in your grasp once upon a time in a photo)
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Jan 2, 2025
Jan 2, 2025 at 12:19 PM UTC
Mr. Thomas W Case: I do not dream of fish, but
*all poems write themselves, following plans that are drawn only as the poem goes along, neither leading or following, but carrying the writer along as first violin, a VIP passenger, the first viewer, a consultant but not a conductor* ***a poem is written based on what has happened a poem is written based on what was hoped to happen a poem was written based on what could never happen but is so well imagined that it is more real than if it happened*** *I willingly tell you I will not tell you which is what, for there is no difference between them for the writer, the first passenger, though undeniably fully aware of the quality of the ware that is proffered, plottered or just perchanced perhaps you are thinking, but of course, this is the way, the way of all of us, the way it has and will be and no disclaimer needed for no believable claims are made perhaps for the weave is oft tight, tight as near-truth, and so well imagined, it wraps the first passenger in a cloak of skin that actually feels, though cloaks cannot feel, but belief is easily eased there are no lines or lies in my writings there are no definitions and perception is only your truth Therefore, my poems are splats and drips. you make them into paintings that hang in your own private museum but authenticated by me as first viewer, 3/13/18 1:09am
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Mar 13, 2018
Mar 13, 2018 at 2:21 PM UTC
the schematics of poetry writing (first passenger)
The Violent Storm by the Water (Do You Trust Your Imagination) was not unexpected but its fury was without compare, poet awake in semi-preparation living by water should be a human right for all, even a small room, overlooking, gives new meaning to perspective we blessed with a patio door, encased in a glass window big enough for a smallish elephant to come visit and play with children a storm is observed up close and personal as if one was in an IMAX 3D  theater, and the edges of existence were being redefined, sharpened by fury, tooled by tools untouched by mortal hands miles of bay illuminated with bass drum furious accompaniment stand before the screen, poets arms outstretched as a supplicant, the light of the lightening passes through him, yet , behind me, she still sleeps then the entire house shakes, reverberates, as if to say: ”tremble humans, cower, you are not permitted to watch my majesty, for such it was when created heaven and earth” bold poet window worshipping risky answers: “but who will know if even a poet cannot declaim sights no one else has seen?” ”true, true, but you must choose if poet truly, do you trust your imagination human, to prove that the powers of the heavens are limitless?” write of storms unseen and nature endless miracles ***”then you may call yourself a miracle too, a poet***”
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Aug 12, 2018
Aug 12, 2018 at 12:14 PM UTC
The Violent Storm by the Water (Do You Trust Your Imagination)
Got 0 followers, but one tongue, and that's perfectly ok... cause I got two eyes two nostrils two hands two ears two ventricles they all follow me all riders on the one tongue that speaks my piece that finds poetry on ***** streets in closed places and in the if's of our lives that makes writing in one common tongue so **** desirable
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 9:06 AM UTC
Got 0 followers, but one tongue
not especially social, just a couple of friends, so our interaction qualifies, special, very, with sincerity I say, fancy seeing you here come and gone, come back again, restarting an engine, that been redesigned to be as simple as you and me, reader, writer quit, here, brevity here, but say out loud that word, fancy one mo' time part fantasy, special, very, a poem read, a fan friendship established here, where words and eyes intersect, a very fancy place...
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 4:52 AM UTC
fancy seeing you here
can't imagine it ranks high up on any list of any deity, *** and God ****** probably don't make the cut, on a relative basis, but ya never know... looked around, couldn't be found any mention of who he roots for, or if it's ok to ask for intervention **but if you ****** if you behead... claiming with perfect human vanity his name as your own for justification in ignoring Thou Shall Not **** know this you're a commandment breaker, having taken god's name in vain, vain like vanity, the sin unique to only humans we cannot divine the divine, sure wish it was my NY Giants were today bowl-occupied, why he chooses me to suffer someday will surely be explained or not but you murderers, easy rest assured, taking his name in vain, you won't be forgotten, cause and effect spelled out clearly** “the LORD will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain”
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 2:51 PM UTC
Does God Care Who Wins the Super Bowl?
Dear Mr. Carl Sandburg, Once, you wrote: *"The lucid and endless wrinkles" Draw in, lapse and withdraw. Wavelets crumble and white spent bubbles Wash on the floor of the beach."* Having observed often, the exact phenomenon you reference in the words above, the undulating action upon a sand white beach, patient waiting the greetings of the all-day wavelets, which reminded you, which reminded me, of the lucid and endless wrinkles sea worn upon our faces, it is my happy duty incumbent to inform your spirit, that we have yet in this the 21st century, to invent, a machine that does it better than you man, hu-man, connecting our aged faces to the timeless stroking of the Earth by the water that sustains life. Yours truly, Mr. Smoke Scribe
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Sep 3, 2017
Sep 3, 2017 at 11:22 AM UTC
Dear Mr. Carl Sandburg,
crazy idea, silly notion, then again, come back, circle around, why not, you ask yourself now prior to posting hereon, every word with extra care reviewed sharing, checking in with my beloveds, here, those gone/disappeared telling myself telling anyone, talking to you letting you know my grace, your grace, one and the same, my face, your face, my child, my son know you're checking in, checking out, the comings, the goings, knowing full and well, I see you, my face, your face everywhere and everyday our conversation never ending, look for me here, at the intersection of memory and what's up, you see my messages, responding in a thousand different ways, our dialogue unending, formally organized Face to Facebook, your face, my Facebook my child, my son
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 6:34 AM UTC
Checking Facebook From Heaven
best believe! don't use this expression much in my northern parts, when you hear it spoke, then you well, best believe! what comes next is **** serious choose words more than with mere extra care, when you true believe it is a surrender to surety, a gift released, to own the grit courage of trust and all that is best when you give it up and write in pixel perfect unretractable, now know it immutable, asking pointless, there is fact that I love you (best believe it!) too
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Sep 19, 2017
Sep 19, 2017 at 5:19 PM UTC
best believe!
Shakespeare’s Dog in the theater tonight, the notion of a poem-potion courtesy of Shakespeare's dog came unbidden So when home arrived, was unsurprised that this very peculiar pug was farting before my own front door. get lost, I announced got what I need from your boss, but before I could kick him across the floor, the pug spake thusly: *this dog knows the boot too well, it is parcel of this dog's life of no quality, but if you give me shelter tonite, I will provide, share some of Speare's un-Published Works and you can claim it as your own!* kicked that dog across the room, (having pity earlier I let him in and enter) told Jim, (that’s what I called him) he can stay the night, or long as the sun rises up and goes down unbidden, but, if I ever caught him plagiarizing, selling sonnets on the side, I would report him to the ASPCA and the Poet’s Union. The American Society for the Poets of Conscience Alive - might have his low hanging ***** cut off in retribution. he laughed out loud, rhyming funny, pontificating: *well mate, thanks for the soliloquy, me ***** long time gone, but what I know and what I’ve seen if tale-told you, and you were to listen, you would keep me around as fodder for your artistic soul. in return chappie, you need only provide me a rug, a fire, A/C for the languid summer eves, fodder for me body, and your boots, far removed from my hindquarters.* We spoke much thereafter, turns out he served his poet-masters in many ways, more than a mere footstool. his snoring keeps me awake some twenty years later. his love for country music makes me put him on nice days, outdoors, his headphones securely strapped round his double chins. ugh that pug. became my best becoming love, old friend, one of us will pass someday and an elegy composition, the other devotee will furnish sadness utterly becoming. so if a farting pug before your door you’ve  found, take him in, give him water, an amply supply please of Carrie, Trisha and Chaplin-Carpenter for his immortal soul, but beware, he might try to sell you some of my words, as your own.
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Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 1:31 PM UTC
Shakespeare’s Dog (Happy Birthday Will!)
Shakespeare’s Dog in the theater tonight, the notion of a poem-potion courtesy of Shakespeare's dog came unbidden So when home arrived, was unsurprised that this very peculiar pug was farting before my own front door. get lost, I announced got what I need from your boss, but before I could kick him across the floor, the pug spake thusly: *this dog knows the boot too well, it is parcel of this dog's life of no quality, but if you give me shelter tonite, I will provide, share some of Speare's un-Published Works and you can claim it as your own!* kicked that dog across the room, (having pity earlier I let him in and enter) told Jim, (that’s what I called him) he can stay the night, or long as the sun rises up and goes down unbidden, but, if I ever caught him plagiarizing, selling sonnets on the side, I would report him to the ASPCA and the Poet’s Union. The American Society for the Poets of Conscience Alive - might have his low hanging ***** cut off in retribution. he laughed out loud, rhyming funny, pontificating: *well mate, thanks for the soliloquy, me ***** long time gone, but what I know and what I’ve seen if tale-told you, and you were to listen, you would keep me around as fodder for your artistic soul. in return chappie, you need only provide me a rug, a fire, A/C for the languid summer eves, fodder for me body, and your boots, far removed from my hindquarters.* We spoke much thereafter, turns out he served his poet-masters in many ways, more than a mere footstool. his snoring keeps me awake some twenty years later. his love for country music makes me put him on nice days, outdoors, his headphones securely strapped round his double chins. ugh that pug. became my best becoming love, old friend, one of us will pass someday and an elegy composition, the other devotee will furnish sadness utterly becoming. so if a farting pug before your door you’ve  found, take him in, give him water, an amply supply please of Carrie, Trisha and Chaplin-Carpenter for his immortal soul, but beware, he might try to sell you some of my words, as your own.
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scribing with smoke and utter devotion ———————————————- **** *half an orange, half a grapefruit, on a crystal dish, resting on a fine china plate, Royal Worcester, from England  retrieved, in a smoke cloud, upon my chest appears the coverlet up to my chin pulled, my arms tucked in tight, side by side, the light turned off, the television too, who?  in a smoke cloud, catch a faintly glimpse the menu does not mention love, or utter devotion, no recollection of ordering either, and yet, here I-am, well served, piping hot and well chilled, scribing of one’s shadow, she who never disappears she, whose never disappoints, late in the evening, early in the morning, a mirage, a ghost, magical elusive, lightest touch of a forehead kissed, a tingle for evidence, but not the only proof of her* utter loving and devotions appearance
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Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 9:15 AM UTC
scribing with smoke and utter devotion
why the occurrence of something highly improbable should be inherently noteworthy                              Here is a way to produce                          Here is a way to produce an outcome                                                  a poem almost certainly                                          almost certainly never seen before in                                   never seen before in human history                                             human history and never to be repeated:                          and never to be repeated: Shuffle a deck of cards.                             Shuffle an alphabet. The resulting deck, assuming                  The resulting deck of letters the cards are shuffled correctly,        if the letters are shuffled correctly should only occur on average                should only occur on average every 52 *51 *50 *... 21 shuffles,       every 26 *25 *24 *... 21 shuffles, because this is the number                        because this is the number of possible permutations of                       of possible permutations 52 cards, all equally likely.                         26 letters, all equally likely.  This number is incomprehensibly large, on the order of 1068 or 534 using  letters                                100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,     000,000,000,000, (or half that with an alphabet)                                                 Every person on earth could                                        write a gibberish poem once every nanosecond                     for the expected lifetime of the universe and not even put                                                       a dent in that number.                                Is this why then is there not a GOOD poem written                                           every time letters are shuffled about                                              the astronomically unlikely event                                                          that just took place? Because letters are not numbers, the subset of sequenced associations called words  (in the English language) is about a mere                                                   ~ 220,000~                     But, each year, an estimated 800 to 1,000 new words                                     are added to the English language That is still a heck of a lot of possible combinations and is the reason                                          why the occurrence of something should be inherently noteworthy at all. So writing a new combination of words is still pretty difficult, and writing an intelligible and intelligent mind moving combination is a rare thing indeed. Should you happen to write a poem and get even a single read, that is a pretty miraculous thing because the subset of the billions of English reading persons on Earth who also read poetry habitutualy read is the square root of pi, or 1.7724537398758821888. which ain’t a lot of people. So, if you wrote a really good poem today and a couple of people read it, liked it, that highly improbable event is highly improbable, about the same chance that someone else exists with your exact DNA (excluding any identical twin) is a reallly low number so, consider yourself really, really special.  I do.
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Mar 25, 2019
Mar 25, 2019 at 8:12 AM UTC
why the occurrence of something highly improbable should be inherently noteworthy
why the occurrence of something highly improbable should be inherently noteworthy                              Here is a way to produce                          Here is a way to produce an outcome                                                  a poem almost certainly                                          almost certainly never seen before in                                   never seen before in human history                                             human history and never to be repeated:                          and never to be repeated: Shuffle a deck of cards.                             Shuffle an alphabet. The resulting deck, assuming                  The resulting deck of letters the cards are shuffled correctly,        if the letters are shuffled correctly should only occur on average                should only occur on average every 52 *51 *50 *... 21 shuffles,       every 26 *25 *24 *... 21 shuffles, because this is the number                        because this is the number of possible permutations of                       of possible permutations 52 cards, all equally likely.                         26 letters, all equally likely.  This number is incomprehensibly large, on the order of 1068 or 534 using  letters                                100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,     000,000,000,000, (or half that with an alphabet)                                                 Every person on earth could                                        write a gibberish poem once every nanosecond                     for the expected lifetime of the universe and not even put                                                       a dent in that number.                                Is this why then is there not a GOOD poem written                                           every time letters are shuffled about                                              the astronomically unlikely event                                                          that just took place? Because letters are not numbers, the subset of sequenced associations called words  (in the English language) is about a mere                                                   ~ 220,000~                     But, each year, an estimated 800 to 1,000 new words                                     are added to the English language That is still a heck of a lot of possible combinations and is the reason                                          why the occurrence of something should be inherently noteworthy at all. So writing a new combination of words is still pretty difficult, and writing an intelligible and intelligent mind moving combination is a rare thing indeed. Should you happen to write a poem and get even a single read, that is a pretty miraculous thing because the subset of the billions of English reading persons on Earth who also read poetry habitutualy read is the square root of pi, or 1.7724537398758821888. which ain’t a lot of people. So, if you wrote a really good poem today and a couple of people read it, liked it, that highly improbable event is highly improbable, about the same chance that someone else exists with your exact DNA (excluding any identical twin) is a reallly low number so, consider yourself really, really special.  I do.
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let the lying begin first, it's ***** - not *********** don't pretend its scientific, like geology, physiology. It's just *** raw and without boundaries. you watch. you fantasize. you deny. then when your conscience questions, you lie, first and foremost, to yourself. what's your favorite category? got a favorite site? or you like to explore, never satisfied, more? more. Let the hunger games begin. who can lie with straightest face? filter me off of your list, unless you ready to follow me, to where truth rules, no punches pulled, raw is real. *** is raw. real is *** otherwise, why would you still be reading this poem? gotcha.
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 5:50 PM UTC
***** (let the lying begin)