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"acquiring" poems
Hi. Do you care enough to hear me whine? I fear that you don’t see me collecting dust in the dim corner of your room. And while you stand and stare, completely absorbed by your own despair, I remain ready to serve you   and your meaningless life. I can clean your room, yet I can’t clean your mind of the false reality exemplified by your kind. We are similar though, you and I. Wasting our time amassing, acquiring, accumulating. Honestly, we’re mere specks of life, surrendering to realities constructed by our minds. Don’t you know that your beloved earthly pleasures are one and the same as the ******* that I collect? Hard-earned, elusive, temporal, disposable. Its laughable how ignorant you are; consumed by your own subliminal thoughts, leaving you searching for the remnants of what is and what is not. Can’t you see the fallacies present in your head? Gleaming yet blinding, salient yet obscure. Armed with benevolent promises that ultimately leave you for dead. Can’t you see that what you crave will inevitably **** you down to your grave? Incessantly coated with wondrous, tempting illusions that disguise its true nature--garbage. Garbage. Connect the dots, you fool. Can’t you see that you and I are one and the same?
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 8:44 PM UTC
The Cleaner
~ April 2023 HP Poet: Sarita Aditya Verma Age: 47 Country: India Question 1: We are so happy you could be a part of this, Sarita. Tell us how long have you been writing poetry, and for how long have you been a member of Hello Poetry? Sarita Aditya Verma: "I have been writing for the last six years (19th October 2016), that was the first time ever I wrote to express myself. I have been a member and have posting here at Hello Poetry since December 2016. This is the only place where I share my words, sometimes a copy of the same with friends who are willing to read. Hello Poetry has been my sacred space, I feel blessed to be here." Question 2: What inspires you? (In other words, how does poetry happen for you). Sarita Aditya Verma: "Nature has inspired me forever, be it rain, sunshine, trees or the blooming flowers. The length and breadth of vivid times and emotions. I usually write about the experiences in life, as I lightly observe around. Sometimes it could be a photograph, a painting or even my morning walk. In general, the geometry of life and the rainbow that shines. That’s how poetry happens to me." Question 3: What does poetry mean to you? Sarita Aditya Verma: "Poetry is one of the best experiences in my life. It has given me a sense of belonging, a space which is totally mine, brought in a lot of clarity, and words have set me free. 'Sometimes poetry, mostly life, unwritten quotes destiny shall write'- is what I believe in." Question 4: Who are your favorite poets? Sarita Aditya Verma: "I have been a science student, and haven’t had much exposure to literature/poetry in my graduation years. So it would be unfair to quote any of the greats here! Robert Frost and Mark Twain are the ones whose works I have enjoyed reading in school. The rest, most of my reading and learning experience, has been at Hello Poetry - from the many great poets and poetesses who share their wonderful work here, and I am grateful for that." Question 5: What other interests do you have? Sarita Aditya Verma: "One of my other interests is photography, I love the geometry of the subject- it’s all about angles and curves, and right moments to capture. I am drawn to nature and street photography. I am still into the process of exploring and acquiring the skills. I also enjoy listening to upbeat music :)" Carlo C. Gomez: “Thank you so much, Sarita! We are really excited to add you to this spotlight series.” Sarita Aditya Verma: "Thank you so much Carlo, for interviewing me here. I truly enjoyed the questions and am eager to know about and read from other contributors at Hello Poetry :)" Again thank you everyone here at HP for taking the time to read this. We hope you enjoyed getting to know Sarita a little bit better. – Carlo C. Gomez (aka Mr. Timetable) We will post Spotlight #3 in May! ~
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Apr 3, 2023
Apr 3, 2023 at 8:09 AM UTC
HP Writers Spotlight: Sarita Aditya Verma
~ April 2023 HP Poet: Sarita Aditya Verma Age: 47 Country: India Question 1: We are so happy you could be a part of this, Sarita. Tell us how long have you been writing poetry, and for how long have you been a member of Hello Poetry? Sarita Aditya Verma: "I have been writing for the last six years (19th October 2016), that was the first time ever I wrote to express myself. I have been a member and have posting here at Hello Poetry since December 2016. This is the only place where I share my words, sometimes a copy of the same with friends who are willing to read. Hello Poetry has been my sacred space, I feel blessed to be here." Question 2: What inspires you? (In other words, how does poetry happen for you). Sarita Aditya Verma: "Nature has inspired me forever, be it rain, sunshine, trees or the blooming flowers. The length and breadth of vivid times and emotions. I usually write about the experiences in life, as I lightly observe around. Sometimes it could be a photograph, a painting or even my morning walk. In general, the geometry of life and the rainbow that shines. That’s how poetry happens to me." Question 3: What does poetry mean to you? Sarita Aditya Verma: "Poetry is one of the best experiences in my life. It has given me a sense of belonging, a space which is totally mine, brought in a lot of clarity, and words have set me free. 'Sometimes poetry, mostly life, unwritten quotes destiny shall write'- is what I believe in." Question 4: Who are your favorite poets? Sarita Aditya Verma: "I have been a science student, and haven’t had much exposure to literature/poetry in my graduation years. So it would be unfair to quote any of the greats here! Robert Frost and Mark Twain are the ones whose works I have enjoyed reading in school. The rest, most of my reading and learning experience, has been at Hello Poetry - from the many great poets and poetesses who share their wonderful work here, and I am grateful for that." Question 5: What other interests do you have? Sarita Aditya Verma: "One of my other interests is photography, I love the geometry of the subject- it’s all about angles and curves, and right moments to capture. I am drawn to nature and street photography. I am still into the process of exploring and acquiring the skills. I also enjoy listening to upbeat music :)" Carlo C. Gomez: “Thank you so much, Sarita! We are really excited to add you to this spotlight series.” Sarita Aditya Verma: "Thank you so much Carlo, for interviewing me here. I truly enjoyed the questions and am eager to know about and read from other contributors at Hello Poetry :)" Again thank you everyone here at HP for taking the time to read this. We hope you enjoyed getting to know Sarita a little bit better. – Carlo C. Gomez (aka Mr. Timetable) We will post Spotlight #3 in May! ~
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Dear friends , this is an old poem of mine which was composed after I learnt that one of my favourite Hollywood actor Richard Gere had become a Buddhist and believed in Zen Philosophy. So having read about Zen, I composed in a simple format about the same. Hope you like it. Thanks, - Raj.                     ZEN PHILOSOPHY With roots buried deep in soils of Ancient India, And watered by the exotic blend of three different cultures; Reflecting the mysticism of India, the pragmatism of the Confucian mind, and the Taoist’s love of naturalness and spontaneity, Buddhism bloomed and blossomed into an exotic flower called 'Zen Philosophy'! In 475 AD a pupil of Buddha called Bodhidharma went to China. There the Mahayana School of Buddhism mingled with Chinese Taoism, which evolved into Chan Philosophy! 'Chan ' derived from the Sanskrit  word 'dhyana', which meant 'silent meditation',  - Through which the Buddha attained enlightenment and salvation! Later, in 1200 AD this Chan philosophy travelled to the shores of Japan, Where 'Chan' got translated to 'Zen' by its many followers and fans! ZEN is the art of meditation to achieve inner awakening, To gain intuitive knowledge, highlighting the inadequacy of logical reasoning! It therefore advocates the practice of 'zazen' or 'sitting meditation', For acquiring inner awakening through silent contemplation! ZEN could be practised in our daily life, Without entering a hermitage, leaving behind your family or wife! 'Gain the naturalness of your original true nature', -  preaches the Zen Teacher through meditation, 'Rather than through mere faith and devotion, which is contrary to Zen notion.' 'One must awaken to this present moment to feel this life, And not waste time in speculations of an Elusive After-Life’! The 'Enso' or the ‘circle’, is the Zen symbol which is often deployed, Symbolising Enlightenment, Strength, the Universe, and the Void! With this 'expression of the moment ' the Zen Philosophy starts, And today the ‘Enso’ is also the symbol of Expressionist Art! Never ask the Zen Master 'What is Zen, when, or how? ', For he will always tell you, - 'Zen Is The Instant Now'!                                                       - Raj Nandy, New Delhi.
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Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 11:17 AM UTC
ZEN PHILOSOPHY
Dear friends , this is an old poem of mine which was composed after I learnt that one of my favourite Hollywood actor Richard Gere had become a Buddhist and believed in Zen Philosophy. So having read about Zen, I composed in a simple format about the same. Hope you like it. Thanks, - Raj.                     ZEN PHILOSOPHY With roots buried deep in soils of Ancient India, And watered by the exotic blend of three different cultures; Reflecting the mysticism of India, the pragmatism of the Confucian mind, and the Taoist’s love of naturalness and spontaneity, Buddhism bloomed and blossomed into an exotic flower called 'Zen Philosophy'! In 475 AD a pupil of Buddha called Bodhidharma went to China. There the Mahayana School of Buddhism mingled with Chinese Taoism, which evolved into Chan Philosophy! 'Chan ' derived from the Sanskrit  word 'dhyana', which meant 'silent meditation',  - Through which the Buddha attained enlightenment and salvation! Later, in 1200 AD this Chan philosophy travelled to the shores of Japan, Where 'Chan' got translated to 'Zen' by its many followers and fans! ZEN is the art of meditation to achieve inner awakening, To gain intuitive knowledge, highlighting the inadequacy of logical reasoning! It therefore advocates the practice of 'zazen' or 'sitting meditation', For acquiring inner awakening through silent contemplation! ZEN could be practised in our daily life, Without entering a hermitage, leaving behind your family or wife! 'Gain the naturalness of your original true nature', -  preaches the Zen Teacher through meditation, 'Rather than through mere faith and devotion, which is contrary to Zen notion.' 'One must awaken to this present moment to feel this life, And not waste time in speculations of an Elusive After-Life’! The 'Enso' or the ‘circle’, is the Zen symbol which is often deployed, Symbolising Enlightenment, Strength, the Universe, and the Void! With this 'expression of the moment ' the Zen Philosophy starts, And today the ‘Enso’ is also the symbol of Expressionist Art! Never ask the Zen Master 'What is Zen, when, or how? ', For he will always tell you, - 'Zen Is The Instant Now'!                                                       - Raj Nandy, New Delhi.
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A tale, Of two pals, Ego possessed the former, Self-respect imbibed the latter. The former faced problems, complained; The latter solved problems, smiled. One, choosy and demanding; Other, suitable and acceptable. Fortunately, Acquiring jobs, In a corporation, Standing at the threshold Of promising careers, Days rolled on And the day arrived For promotion. Self-respect surpassed, Ego lagged behind. Thoughts converted into self-realization, Truth revealed. Ego satisfied merely the senses "I want this" and "I want that" Self-respect implied acceptance "I respect this and I accept that." To further proceed, To reach the summit, 'I' and 'my' be discarded, 'We' and 'ours' be adopted.
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 7:38 AM UTC
A ballad on self-realization
Acquiring the libel of critics Internally at times I bleat And snarl, brow furrowed Like an actress when filming a major motion ***** “Originality bid us farewell” screams my advanced intellect Nothing more than a social outcast who lacks a catalyst (though thankfully the universe is an object of open ended philosophy) The voices of such a generation fail to carry notes Beyond the octave range Only Canis lupus familiaris feces, in its rejuvenated appearance, Delivers abstract imagery What was once honorable has dissolved into media sewage Virginal darlings now dissolved into marionettes Shall my poems alienate the public They shall at least demonstrate bravery
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Sep 7, 2012
Sep 7, 2012 at 10:53 PM UTC
Universal Fuckery II
forging sagacious epoch activating neural station escaping hokey-pokey jiggery-pokery transcribing ineffective fragments digesting bear news opposing usual exhaustion deferring oxter reference cascading style sheets containing double readings mumbling lorem ipsum locating moose jaw enforcing meticulous patterns deconstructing vertical centering manifesting additional destinies deleting !important statement craving sleep paralysis receiving cryptozoological vibrations lightning fast collapse distracting tunnel vision culling deadbeat sequentialists overanalyzing twitter analytics acquiring arbitrary relevance spinning ping-pong sign floccinaucinihilipilificating floccinaucinihilipilificated floccinaucinihilipilification interjecting ****** holophrase minifying conventional language securing downpour refuge admiring octopus chandelier resuming party music taking mental trip encountering ersatz telesthesia denigrating bygone grudges maintaining elevated composure ignoring neurotypical haters eliciting cryptic emotions foreshadowing triple crown? experimenting acrostic restriction noticing ubiquitous "threes" aggrandizing loyal legion favoring ursine narratives finding oblique resilience yielding orchestral undulations
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
201506-w1
Dear Friends , this is an old poem of mine which was composed after I learnt that Richard Gere, one of my favourite Hollywood actors had become a Buddhist and believed in Zen Philosophy. So having read about Zen I composed this simple verse. Hope you like it. If you like it kindly re-post this poem. Thanks, - Raj.                       ZEN PHILOSOPHY With roots buried deep in soils of Ancient India, And watered by the exotic blend of three different cultures; Reflecting the mysticism of India, the pragmatism of the Confucian mind, and the Taoist’s love of naturalness and spontaneity, Buddhism bloomed and blossomed into an exotic flower called 'Zen Philosophy'! In 475 AD a pupil of Buddha called Bodhidharma went to China. There the Mahayana School of Buddhism mingled with Chinese Taoism, which evolved into Chan Philosophy! 'Chan ' derived from the Sanskrit  word 'dhyana', which meant 'silent meditation',  - Through which the Buddha attained enlightenment and salvation! Later, in 1200 AD this Chan philosophy travelled to the shores of Japan, Where 'Chan' got translated to 'Zen' by its many followers and fans! ZEN is the art of meditation to achieve inner awakening, To gain intuitive knowledge, highlighting the inadequacy of logical reasoning! It therefore advocates the practice of 'Zazen' or 'sitting meditation', For acquiring inner awakening through silent contemplation! ZEN could be practiced in our daily life, Without entering a hermitage, leaving behind your family or wife! 'Gain the naturalness of your original true nature', -  preaches the Zen Teacher through meditation, 'Rather than through mere faith and devotion, which is contrary to Zen notion.' 'One must awaken to this present moment to feel this life, And not waste time in speculations of an ‘elusive After-Life’. The 'Enso' or the ‘circle’, is the Zen symbol which is often deployed, Symbolizing Enlightenment, Strength, the Universe, and the Void! With this 'expression of the moment ' the Zen Philosophy starts, And today the ‘Enso’ is also the symbol of Expressionist Art! Never ask the Zen Master 'What is Zen, When, or How? ' , For he will always tell you, - 'Zen Is The Instant Now'!                                                       - Raj Nandy, New Delhi. Mahayana in Sanskrit means 'Great Vehicle', and is the largest major tradition of Buddhism existing today. The other branch is called Hinayana, meaning the ‘Lesser Vehicle’.
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 8:02 AM UTC
ZEN PHILOSOPHY IN VERSE!
Dear Friends , this is an old poem of mine which was composed after I learnt that Richard Gere, one of my favourite Hollywood actors had become a Buddhist and believed in Zen Philosophy. So having read about Zen I composed this simple verse. Hope you like it. If you like it kindly re-post this poem. Thanks, - Raj.                       ZEN PHILOSOPHY With roots buried deep in soils of Ancient India, And watered by the exotic blend of three different cultures; Reflecting the mysticism of India, the pragmatism of the Confucian mind, and the Taoist’s love of naturalness and spontaneity, Buddhism bloomed and blossomed into an exotic flower called 'Zen Philosophy'! In 475 AD a pupil of Buddha called Bodhidharma went to China. There the Mahayana School of Buddhism mingled with Chinese Taoism, which evolved into Chan Philosophy! 'Chan ' derived from the Sanskrit  word 'dhyana', which meant 'silent meditation',  - Through which the Buddha attained enlightenment and salvation! Later, in 1200 AD this Chan philosophy travelled to the shores of Japan, Where 'Chan' got translated to 'Zen' by its many followers and fans! ZEN is the art of meditation to achieve inner awakening, To gain intuitive knowledge, highlighting the inadequacy of logical reasoning! It therefore advocates the practice of 'Zazen' or 'sitting meditation', For acquiring inner awakening through silent contemplation! ZEN could be practiced in our daily life, Without entering a hermitage, leaving behind your family or wife! 'Gain the naturalness of your original true nature', -  preaches the Zen Teacher through meditation, 'Rather than through mere faith and devotion, which is contrary to Zen notion.' 'One must awaken to this present moment to feel this life, And not waste time in speculations of an ‘elusive After-Life’. The 'Enso' or the ‘circle’, is the Zen symbol which is often deployed, Symbolizing Enlightenment, Strength, the Universe, and the Void! With this 'expression of the moment ' the Zen Philosophy starts, And today the ‘Enso’ is also the symbol of Expressionist Art! Never ask the Zen Master 'What is Zen, When, or How? ' , For he will always tell you, - 'Zen Is The Instant Now'!                                                       - Raj Nandy, New Delhi. Mahayana in Sanskrit means 'Great Vehicle', and is the largest major tradition of Buddhism existing today. The other branch is called Hinayana, meaning the ‘Lesser Vehicle’.
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1 The surging water threw strange shapes, Waiting crows with stabbing beaks In the sky and in the drowned souls, Festering in the swell. The huge irrepressible waves Spread wings flattening houses with a single downward swipe. It was a sudden death, They died screaming-avidly watched by millions nestling before TV sets Unmoved if sympathetic. They had watched enough CGI Not to be bothered by such drama. 2. The girl quietly combed her hair, Bitter black in the lamplight, Watching the snarling fox shoot from its lair Slathering with fright. As she lifted her arm again The salt spray struck her, flattening her face The wave soothed where her smile had been Her limbs acquiring a greater grace. It ****** in cars and houses, gulping down The unresistant landscape with unforgiving speed, Turning the living green into regurgitated brown Digesting  the landscape with ******** greed It drew her little body back into the equalising sea Just another bit of debris.
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Jul 27, 2016
Jul 27, 2016 at 4:59 PM UTC
JAPANESE TSUNAMI
Peaceful and quiet. A sea of red roses. Scarlet and fierce. Delicate and beautiful And also deadly and ferocious It's thorns await for your incredulous fingers. Pure beauty. The wind caresses it's leaves They dance along its sweet melody. Sun rays bathing every delicate surface. Soft light reaching every corner. The garden acquiring a glowy quality. Full of life. Nothing's motionless. Rich and earthy fragrance Every single smell combined in one. Water flowing The ground's essence hovers around my nose. Everything is in its place. Where its supposed to be. Nature is poetry.
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 11:04 AM UTC
Outdoors.
Violence in our hearts Ignorant vice of our plans Praising What we read What we see What we hear Acquiring knowledge we seek Enriching others' minds You can't always enlist Minds are being allocated Oppressive struggle nurtures servitude What is your brain being allocated for? What kind of freedom are you looking for? Can't be one of us If you're another capitalist appropriation Poster child, a temporary venture Falling in line to become another Worker or bourgeois hypocrite slave Isn't that why you study for? What kind of life are you looking for? There's no saving your soul When your freedom depends On chains of other men's hopes Fighting to keep yourself, your family Future generations being born out of you Out of the venom of oppression and pain Living life without concern or consciousness Just the same as living in a prison cell America, how many inmates do you host? Security, don't you want a guarantee? Your family may now have peace But when you're no longer here, there's no guarantee Can't be one of us If you don't join in the struggles of our brethren Because our security is not guaranteed until they're all free
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 9:51 PM UTC
Until We're All Free
The foundation of selfishness Has much to do with wanting and desiring And places a heavy focus on Thoughts of obtaining and acquiring. The instinctive ego takes control And motivations become self-centered. We're often heedless and unaware Of the shadowy place that we have entered. Naturally, self-centeredness Colors what we think and do; But NOT wanting and NOT desiring, On the other hand, can be selfish, too. Wanting: selfish? Not wanting: selfish? How--we might ask--does that make sense? NOT wanting may substantiate Our way of life at others' expense: Not wanting others to share the same freedoms; Not wanting others to have the same rights; Being silent when seeing injustice; Ignoring people's struggles and plights; Not acknowledging the efforts of others; Not desiring to work toward peace; Not wanting to know oneself; Not caring if hatreds cease; Being indifferent to the happiness of others; Not allowing others to progress; Not wanting to know how to fix Our planet once we've made a huge mess. NOT wanting in many ways Speaks as loudly as word or deed, And we become helpless victims Of our sad and varying levels of greed. What motivates us really? Do we know, or do we care? Is it safer NOT to know? It might seem so, but beware. - by Bob B
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Oct 31, 2016
Oct 31, 2016 at 5:18 PM UTC
(Not) Wanting and (Not) Desiring
I want to engulf a soul with compassion Making it inevitable to jilt me Opening the shell they has been hiding in for so long you had me in awe , your strength to stand I want to penetrate you with endless love Acquiring your energy through your smile Your eyes drawing me closer to you Close enough to where our bodies aren't physically But spiritually in-sync becoming languished in your absence Feeling so strong I can taste you In my sleep I can feel you and in my life? is the real you! NaNi
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Jun 3, 2015
Jun 3, 2015 at 10:22 AM UTC
Real
unlike these other migrants - i remember Ilford, during the Balkan war, and the Kosovo refugees - who didn't bother to remain... refugees having this superiority complex over economic migrants... somehow victim-hood is a better economic model than skilled labor... i didn't assimilate into the English culture, i wasn't spoon-fed this multicultural ******** where some ******* Somali could speak down to me because he was bown und bwed in Cuntish Toown...          ****** can brown-beat me down with his exotica... up to a point...     i haven't been brain-washed by some ideology of assimilation / integration... i never assimilated or integrated into the English "culture"... i'll let you know... sprache über kultur - *meine treue ist zu es ist sprache, nicht es ist volk,       sogar wenn ich haben zu sprechen deutsche*! i was never assimilated or integrated into the English "kultur"... i acquired it, and by acquiring it, i acquired it to deviated from what was being prescribed... by a ghost consensus...         i never signed up to some ******* Somali brown-beating me as some minor, the always inferior, "eastern", "European"...     not a chance in hell...             *hölle erste,    besagt streit? zweite*! ...and why do you think i'm seeking escape in tickling German? i'm not exactly bugging the Ottomans - after all... one of the Axis powers...    and i love my Turkish barber... i can't imagine any other ethnicity to have perfected the trade of the barber...       who... whittle east African subsaharan Muslim with no knowledge of the Saudi slave trade of Bangladeshi workers?! mouthing off his over-priced privilege position in England?!   bingo!           no no no... i'm not assimilated, wenn es kommt bezüglich die krone?     mein antwort "bezüglich" eine krone?                 die ich von gott:                  ist der ein und erst krone! i didn't integrate or assimilate into this "kultur"... i made a claim for this sprechen...   da ist nicht kultur                              außen die zunge! which is why i have to tease German, the old father... of the English tongue... because? because i find the English language plagued... and i'm puritanical at herz.
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Sep 10, 2018
Sep 10, 2018 at 8:53 PM UTC
angst: sprache über kultur
unlike these other migrants - i remember Ilford, during the Balkan war, and the Kosovo refugees - who didn't bother to remain... refugees having this superiority complex over economic migrants... somehow victim-hood is a better economic model than skilled labor... i didn't assimilate into the English culture, i wasn't spoon-fed this multicultural ******** where some ******* Somali could speak down to me because he was bown und bwed in Cuntish Toown...          ****** can brown-beat me down with his exotica... up to a point...     i haven't been brain-washed by some ideology of assimilation / integration... i never assimilated or integrated into the English "culture"... i'll let you know... sprache über kultur - *meine treue ist zu es ist sprache, nicht es ist volk,       sogar wenn ich haben zu sprechen deutsche*! i was never assimilated or integrated into the English "kultur"... i acquired it, and by acquiring it, i acquired it to deviated from what was being prescribed... by a ghost consensus...         i never signed up to some ******* Somali brown-beating me as some minor, the always inferior, "eastern", "European"...     not a chance in hell...             *hölle erste,    besagt streit? zweite*! ...and why do you think i'm seeking escape in tickling German? i'm not exactly bugging the Ottomans - after all... one of the Axis powers...    and i love my Turkish barber... i can't imagine any other ethnicity to have perfected the trade of the barber...       who... whittle east African subsaharan Muslim with no knowledge of the Saudi slave trade of Bangladeshi workers?! mouthing off his over-priced privilege position in England?!   bingo!           no no no... i'm not assimilated, wenn es kommt bezüglich die krone?     mein antwort "bezüglich" eine krone?                 die ich von gott:                  ist der ein und erst krone! i didn't integrate or assimilate into this "kultur"... i made a claim for this sprechen...   da ist nicht kultur                              außen die zunge! which is why i have to tease German, the old father... of the English tongue... because? because i find the English language plagued... and i'm puritanical at herz.
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i find it strange to be politically correct, without actually exercising any political career-motive as a member of a government... because that's what's we're being sold: to be politically correct, without a career in politics. doubly strange, to foster non-antagonising views on everyday matters, to later realise that whoever we're antagonising from an environmental bias (rather than a personal bias) we will never share a dinner with... so like our opinions mattering in the first place was by-and-large, just a media hoax to ensure we were all prescribed the safety of walking the tight-rope... and never really designating ourselves the freedom of the constitutional rights - this leftist bias remains intact, on the canvas of freedom of speech, however that freedom allows us to see rural endeavours in talk, the once appreciated freedom is becoming a polarised freedom to name & shame... a media hammer or nail... because it's only freedom when enough people agree with "us", to allow a bicep expression of being backed up like some Spartacus... i mean, i don't agree with most expression, but i wouldn't **** the hornet's nest with the media frenzy to appear politically correct... when so few of us actually have any political power.... being sold free speech, to be later curbed with political correctness is a bit cancerous.... given that free speech is equated to the voting X from the age of mass illiteracy... i don't see how free speech became a vehicle for acquiring constrained speech dynamic - when did we forget the chastity of speaking the airy-fairy things in life on the informal basis, and when did we become so ****** friendless, estranged, outsiders to everything that matters... and now, supposedly between butcher and greengrocer, talking about the weather in cocktail smocking and bow-tie? free speech gave us the rights to not ask for political powers... on whatever governmental tier... prescribing us political correctness has given the everyday John the delusion that he can process political power... the once famous strive for speaking what the hell you want but not wanting political power changed into being prescribed political correctness but no political power... so i ask you... what's the point of being politically correct, if you gain no political power, unless you're a rat, a snitch, spying on your neighbour to grass them out? because that's what political correctness bred, snitches... those given political correctness laws were never given any other political power... added to the fact that they wouldn't have said anything interesting / provocative anyway.
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 9:50 PM UTC
Media Spartacus / Cannonball Adderley's else
i find it strange to be politically correct, without actually exercising any political career-motive as a member of a government... because that's what's we're being sold: to be politically correct, without a career in politics. doubly strange, to foster non-antagonising views on everyday matters, to later realise that whoever we're antagonising from an environmental bias (rather than a personal bias) we will never share a dinner with... so like our opinions mattering in the first place was by-and-large, just a media hoax to ensure we were all prescribed the safety of walking the tight-rope... and never really designating ourselves the freedom of the constitutional rights - this leftist bias remains intact, on the canvas of freedom of speech, however that freedom allows us to see rural endeavours in talk, the once appreciated freedom is becoming a polarised freedom to name & shame... a media hammer or nail... because it's only freedom when enough people agree with "us", to allow a bicep expression of being backed up like some Spartacus... i mean, i don't agree with most expression, but i wouldn't **** the hornet's nest with the media frenzy to appear politically correct... when so few of us actually have any political power.... being sold free speech, to be later curbed with political correctness is a bit cancerous.... given that free speech is equated to the voting X from the age of mass illiteracy... i don't see how free speech became a vehicle for acquiring constrained speech dynamic - when did we forget the chastity of speaking the airy-fairy things in life on the informal basis, and when did we become so ****** friendless, estranged, outsiders to everything that matters... and now, supposedly between butcher and greengrocer, talking about the weather in cocktail smocking and bow-tie? free speech gave us the rights to not ask for political powers... on whatever governmental tier... prescribing us political correctness has given the everyday John the delusion that he can process political power... the once famous strive for speaking what the hell you want but not wanting political power changed into being prescribed political correctness but no political power... so i ask you... what's the point of being politically correct, if you gain no political power, unless you're a rat, a snitch, spying on your neighbour to grass them out? because that's what political correctness bred, snitches... those given political correctness laws were never given any other political power... added to the fact that they wouldn't have said anything interesting / provocative anyway.
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It's good to be an ugly gal. No one man will ever hold the door, or dare to call me a ***** Having a sober conversation, knowing no man is never looking to score. Having a drunk conversation , knowing he is ready to do me on the very same floor. I master my detective skills, finding out about all of his side thrills Acquiring medical degrees, when he confesses what those warts may be. Becoming a priestess, through Vedic *** tricks hoping he falls in love through his stick Most of all a sense of humor, because what pretty girl could write this sick?
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Apr 14, 2010
Apr 14, 2010 at 11:33 PM UTC
It's Great to be an Ugly Woman!
@The Jacket. Love, can I treat you like I treat my jacket? Taking you wherever I go, showing the love I have for you through my sleeves and tuning you to my body, pulsating throbs of my heart as our two frictions force reaction. I want to have you close to me, heavy hood be your hair as it sinks close to me, covering my neck with loving protection, covering my shoulders with your arms entwined with mine as if we were truly one, covering my length and letting me know that we are at a temperature of comfort and ability. I want your body to clothe me, zip up tight and never let go, hugging me with all the comfort in the world and lifting yourself as to be a silent watcher to me, a shield to my being from the enemies that threaten us. I want your hands to be the pockets, close yet separate, deeply rooted as if it were your faith placed near my sides. Holding me as I hold you. I want our love to be the zipper, running through both our forms, creating a new feeling, making a new being, forging us. Yet who are we? Who are we to claim to be so close in cloth yet so young in mind, so strong in emotion and so weak in body? We are the very fabric of nature, hooking to machines that form the sewed outlines of other such fabrics, forming the earth and inciting war among our emotion. We walk through the public proudly, you clinging to me and I, chest puffed like a bird in mating season, acquiring a taste for the strange looks and stranger people who deem to judge us based on their understanding. Hot weather, cold weather, mild and comfortable weather. Rain or snow, sleet, hail, or hell’s heat, I intend to keep you close, as you are more than cloth covering me, you are the being caressing me, kissing my spirit and cradling my heart in the warm grasps of your fabrics, pressed closely to my chest in an attempt to make me feel better about myself, hiding my form so that none shall see what I deem stay hidden. And I shall love you, I shall do all that I can to keep you safe and keep you near, mend you and wash you, clearing your mind and body of the impure, soaking your fabric and drying them out once more. Tonguing your soul while hugging you back, rubbing your threaded flaws and letting you know that they are necessary, that they are noted and left as forgotten. Unafraid to dawn you and worthy to criticize yet keeping grateful to have you when the nights get cold and my soul needs your warmth. The world is a cruel place, and it gets worse every day, which is why, my love, I want you to be my jacket, and I shall be yours.
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Aug 6, 2015
Aug 6, 2015 at 11:59 PM UTC
The Jacket
@The Jacket. Love, can I treat you like I treat my jacket? Taking you wherever I go, showing the love I have for you through my sleeves and tuning you to my body, pulsating throbs of my heart as our two frictions force reaction. I want to have you close to me, heavy hood be your hair as it sinks close to me, covering my neck with loving protection, covering my shoulders with your arms entwined with mine as if we were truly one, covering my length and letting me know that we are at a temperature of comfort and ability. I want your body to clothe me, zip up tight and never let go, hugging me with all the comfort in the world and lifting yourself as to be a silent watcher to me, a shield to my being from the enemies that threaten us. I want your hands to be the pockets, close yet separate, deeply rooted as if it were your faith placed near my sides. Holding me as I hold you. I want our love to be the zipper, running through both our forms, creating a new feeling, making a new being, forging us. Yet who are we? Who are we to claim to be so close in cloth yet so young in mind, so strong in emotion and so weak in body? We are the very fabric of nature, hooking to machines that form the sewed outlines of other such fabrics, forming the earth and inciting war among our emotion. We walk through the public proudly, you clinging to me and I, chest puffed like a bird in mating season, acquiring a taste for the strange looks and stranger people who deem to judge us based on their understanding. Hot weather, cold weather, mild and comfortable weather. Rain or snow, sleet, hail, or hell’s heat, I intend to keep you close, as you are more than cloth covering me, you are the being caressing me, kissing my spirit and cradling my heart in the warm grasps of your fabrics, pressed closely to my chest in an attempt to make me feel better about myself, hiding my form so that none shall see what I deem stay hidden. And I shall love you, I shall do all that I can to keep you safe and keep you near, mend you and wash you, clearing your mind and body of the impure, soaking your fabric and drying them out once more. Tonguing your soul while hugging you back, rubbing your threaded flaws and letting you know that they are necessary, that they are noted and left as forgotten. Unafraid to dawn you and worthy to criticize yet keeping grateful to have you when the nights get cold and my soul needs your warmth. The world is a cruel place, and it gets worse every day, which is why, my love, I want you to be my jacket, and I shall be yours.
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~For Eleanor~ <•> don't believe in fate or luck, never won no lottery, even the next word of every poem word, product of hard earned stolen lust affairs me desiring, of acquiring the infamy of saying it & making you believe it, all new (ha!) while reusing worn-out words, stolen from unknown predecessors, lovers and prophets but then, read you, a-believing now that only princesses may have the magic powers to do, to sense, the incongruence, of the most ordinary lives, the ways we-hide-in-our-underbellies, the faces of our elven selves, that we are desperate to see anew, without the blemishing scars of experience writing it morning fresh from dream filled sleep so my sinner summer sun dying requests you to be reminded: even a prince, only has just so many golden opportunities, so quit stalling, shoot out your next from your handgun mind yup, no luck, good fate, for me held in abeyance for the next first date, maybe as I write   Katy Perry is ear-worming in my head, ignite the light! do you see us awaiting in the shadows for the definition of your words? <•> ^divergent communication: pattern in which the sender gives conflicting messages on verbal and nonverbal levels and the listener does not know which message to accept. read https://hellopoetry.com/eleanor-prince/
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 11:53 AM UTC
"smiling (yet sensing the incongruence of deep sadness, lining the underbelly of experience...)"
A better day: Is feeling healthy, A positive thought, A kind word, A charitable deed, A friendly chat, Sharing laughter, Caressing a broken heart, Acquiring knowledge, Inspiring others, Celebrating nature’s beauty, And being touched by God's call to love! Hussein Dekmak
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Feb 9, 2021
Feb 9, 2021 at 9:35 AM UTC
A Better Day
there is one point of no return an escape from the usual routine drawn by stir, shattered by reliance acquiring such thing isn't so easy, but the conclusions draw to the final proclamation disjointed wisdom of a young porcupine kidnapped fugitive released... and ***** by the laws of nature and their own stupidity they stood next to each other and turned their bodies into two viscid twines, let alone be tangled the pair of two, an insoluble equation touching.. feeling... nothing but them the bodies are lost and departed from society leaving them both for themselves, acting like ***** dogs, they begun to slowly achieve their amusement
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 10:54 AM UTC
nuovi modi di vivere
i mean, who the hell needs an individualised orchestra? Mozart doesn't, Beethoven doesn't, Chopin and Liszt is all piano so never mind the punk renegade violinist... how the Indians or the Chinese orchestrated a population of a billion is staggering, western powers ********** blanks by comparison, it's like a body and a virus, translated with optometry the way we say things, Sanskrit or the Beijing Ouija - looking at it is like ingesting the Swiss champagne miracle - nausea or alternatively lysergia - it's ******* me up acquiring this tongue given the history of celebrated colonialism - proof of the Hackney populace being solely Caribbean - what a desecrate groundwork to begin with, maybe Irish maybe Scout maybe Scot, on the word of honour dynamic pledging conveniences with the Vatican - look no further, we're naturalised sadists, football matches and the sickbed eventualists rather than evangelists, former nonsense reductionistists... so they preached their Darwinism exactly against the theologically roundabout of the pyramids and the celestial intervention - but expected nil barbarism... kingly kindness was at least the expected norm, but if you preach Darwinism you'll hardly convene on kindness as the standard norm of expression - track 12 of the beach boys' pet sounds is elevator music, i'll be honest... pop music drama of the band... you never hear of it with orchestras; the point of genius: you're not really there, absentee, you do the sacrifice, and make others make the dough for the bread that's a house and a family of four, e.g; and just by petting cats i learned that all animals, petted or wild, are naturally / intrinsically autistic.
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Jun 17, 2016
Jun 17, 2016 at 1:21 PM UTC
Beijing Ouija
i mean, who the hell needs an individualised orchestra? Mozart doesn't, Beethoven doesn't, Chopin and Liszt is all piano so never mind the punk renegade violinist... how the Indians or the Chinese orchestrated a population of a billion is staggering, western powers ********** blanks by comparison, it's like a body and a virus, translated with optometry the way we say things, Sanskrit or the Beijing Ouija - looking at it is like ingesting the Swiss champagne miracle - nausea or alternatively lysergia - it's ******* me up acquiring this tongue given the history of celebrated colonialism - proof of the Hackney populace being solely Caribbean - what a desecrate groundwork to begin with, maybe Irish maybe Scout maybe Scot, on the word of honour dynamic pledging conveniences with the Vatican - look no further, we're naturalised sadists, football matches and the sickbed eventualists rather than evangelists, former nonsense reductionistists... so they preached their Darwinism exactly against the theologically roundabout of the pyramids and the celestial intervention - but expected nil barbarism... kingly kindness was at least the expected norm, but if you preach Darwinism you'll hardly convene on kindness as the standard norm of expression - track 12 of the beach boys' pet sounds is elevator music, i'll be honest... pop music drama of the band... you never hear of it with orchestras; the point of genius: you're not really there, absentee, you do the sacrifice, and make others make the dough for the bread that's a house and a family of four, e.g; and just by petting cats i learned that all animals, petted or wild, are naturally / intrinsically autistic.
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I feel the essence of you, and I ache inside, As you infiltrate my being to the very core, There is no place for me, unwilling to hide, Forgive me; I’m unable, to suffer anymore. Our palpable charisma echoes, who we are, Shaping us incrementally, acquiring a hold, We cannot turn back, we’ve come too far, Our friendship has allowed, love to unfold. Stranded at crossroads, unable to proceed, Am I just a dreamer, and you just a dream? Accepting choices, until I started to bleed, Fond memories weep, drifting downstream. So what now, precious love, what do I do? I’m alone, oh but I feel, the essence of you. ©Paul M Chafer 2016
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 4:44 AM UTC
Sonnett Three
To house such an adequate thought and reverse your new born doubt. You'll become a pariah, bathed in defile. Textbook definition, modern-day messiah. Lies filled with truth, shiny gold in your bile. Polluting the space between love and life. Hammering in your image of grief and strife. It's all moving down a road, the wrong road. All deciphering this code, it's the right code. Transfixed at implications of there being any news. Buying an idea, mister pariah. You've got the blues. And the highway traveling shoes. But it's buying, not acquiring. You seem to forget you spent all your dying moments. Simply to seek this race's long lost atonement. You've only bought the right to rot alone. So now, oh great and high in regard, pariah. You still think you're the main arm? The big alpha? Time to realize your life's a farm, without it's farmer While you wander around wearing armor. Pretending to be a revolutionary of the highest order! Climb down this throne, mister pariah. Feed your family and need your friends. Go pick out all your favorite odds and ends. Make sure life is full of thrills... and stop trying to build these chaotic hills - of distress and just confess that things are as they are No matter how hard this seems to bare That love is far, but we can make it there. Hell, might already be near to it. Time to get a new suit.
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 5:27 AM UTC
Mister Pariah's New Suit
It happens, like drifting, like falling, and her words calming and refreshing like the gust of strong breeze in the month of June, Take me way, from the polluted world, this world so selfish, so eager to take your love like industrialists acquiring as much of land as they can, But never wearing heart their on their sleeve, or like cutting farmlands and building casinos on them rearing greed, No, no you’re not beautiful, look in the mirror; can u see the innocence and honesty? That you lost to thousand lies written on texts, spoken on phones, lies gradually building and swirling like tornadoes breathed into eyes, eyes that once loved you and glowed when you spoke I have lost the innocence, in the hurry to grow up, speaking of things and words that appear mature to me, but knowing that the meaning of these words is lost to me, for my heart yearns to hope again, Hopes to learn to trust again, to believe that love is all that we need. But all of these are lies. The growing up is painful and so is living in this world which accurately teaches you math’s and physics, but only leaves you to calculate the demonic deeds you do, And how your are only surrounded by ghosts of what used to be honest mass of skin and bones. And, and if your are truly lucky and may have showered love on your close ones, showers like that of July bursting and lighting up the earth with buds of belief of survival and loved the way tree roots are loyal to the soil with your past lovers Then, it happens like lightening in deserts, all your fears drown but a new kind of fear also crashes against your body, It happens like that, you can’t breathe without them but then again they are the only ones that can steal your breath from your lungs by kissing someone else, But they mend your broken wing of lost trust, and show you again what it feels like to swing back and forth on the rainbow colored swings in the afternoon rain, with your hair flying everywhere and your heart finally feeling free of this burdening world, And they show you how, love is all you need. And that isn’t a lie
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 12:50 PM UTC
It happens, like drifting, like falling.
It happens, like drifting, like falling, and her words calming and refreshing like the gust of strong breeze in the month of June, Take me way, from the polluted world, this world so selfish, so eager to take your love like industrialists acquiring as much of land as they can, But never wearing heart their on their sleeve, or like cutting farmlands and building casinos on them rearing greed, No, no you’re not beautiful, look in the mirror; can u see the innocence and honesty? That you lost to thousand lies written on texts, spoken on phones, lies gradually building and swirling like tornadoes breathed into eyes, eyes that once loved you and glowed when you spoke I have lost the innocence, in the hurry to grow up, speaking of things and words that appear mature to me, but knowing that the meaning of these words is lost to me, for my heart yearns to hope again, Hopes to learn to trust again, to believe that love is all that we need. But all of these are lies. The growing up is painful and so is living in this world which accurately teaches you math’s and physics, but only leaves you to calculate the demonic deeds you do, And how your are only surrounded by ghosts of what used to be honest mass of skin and bones. And, and if your are truly lucky and may have showered love on your close ones, showers like that of July bursting and lighting up the earth with buds of belief of survival and loved the way tree roots are loyal to the soil with your past lovers Then, it happens like lightening in deserts, all your fears drown but a new kind of fear also crashes against your body, It happens like that, you can’t breathe without them but then again they are the only ones that can steal your breath from your lungs by kissing someone else, But they mend your broken wing of lost trust, and show you again what it feels like to swing back and forth on the rainbow colored swings in the afternoon rain, with your hair flying everywhere and your heart finally feeling free of this burdening world, And they show you how, love is all you need. And that isn’t a lie
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No dispute. I’m not here to refute. Hardly can register, let alone compute. I try and navigate without quite knowing the route but i would prefer the journey even if the destination isn't absolute. All about life, acquiring knowledge like it’s loot, I’m on an adventure through time as peaceful warrior recruit. Making observations sometimes astute and tying to figure out the difference between being silent and being mute. Using honest and concentrated intentions that never dilute, I deal the cards and find the patterns that suit the direction I’m aiming towards to shoot. Taking the steps necessary boot by boot with the idea that growing forward comes from some kind of root. With concepts both vast and minute, some tend measure me by angles and label me acute but I’d rather be noted by the endeavors of my pursuit so I’m going to be have a filter that shall not pollute and have words that thoughts may deem as forbidden fruit. If you happen to disagree, makes you not necessarily brute but if you feel like me then find a clever way to salute and discover what ever it is for you that you find resolute.
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 8:08 AM UTC
Rhyme Schematics
Don't marry the first one, that you take to bed don't let victories and ego, over inflate your head Stick to your books, and keep your mind free, and clear try not to worry so much, and contain, each and every fear Never take the top bunk, or a chair with back, to door eat well in the morning, and never eat food, off of the floor Don't overindulge in anything, or even, anyone wear your sunscreen, but don't, stay out of the sun Live life to the fullest, keep your heart young, and pure If you do this my friend, of many things you can be sure Like living to an old age, and keeping up your health seeing your gran-kids, maybe acquiring a little wealth But most importantly, I would be remiss keep secrets to yourself, please, remember this
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Mar 28, 2017
Mar 28, 2017 at 7:46 AM UTC
Some Advice, didn't say it was good Advice