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Photography, Photo journalistic, Everyday, realistic. Commercial, architecture, landscape, artistic, Industrial, fashion, ethnographic, pornographic. Big Brother, fallace, stealer of souls, vouyer. News seller, instant gratifier, man pleaser, woman abuser. Barthes, Sontag, Cindy Sherman, Virginia Woolf, Warhol. Weegie, Francesca Woodman, Leibovitz, Adams, Arbus, Tina Modotti, Nan, Evans, Hoffer and even the Paparazzi. Cheap ***** digital manipulator, image poser, Center fold, coupons, Jackie O and Marilyn Monroe. Where did they go: Lifeless paper product, painter's picture mess, C-type, digital archival, Sepia, black and white, hard drive retrival. Image addict, Image taker, Image maker, image seller, image buyer. Newspaper, magazine, graphics and ads, TV, dreams, even the trash. Billboards, subways, phones and buses: Utopia: Surreal, crop, stretched and air brushes. Modern ideal. Surface manipulator. Brain conditioner. Consent manufacturer. Oh Photography, I got you in my eye. A few thousand dollars, A BFA, A critical scholar. Or maybe a nerd, Just boys with toys. Telephoto genitals, with motor drive action. Studio lights, umbrella traction. Oh Photography, You proprietor of obscene. Detailed, de-sensitized. Court ordered, jury analyzed. Click, image, copy, edit, paste, print or post. Myfacespace, twitter, flicker, An internet media overdose. Pry, spy, your friend's friend's acquaintances. Parties, picnics, reunions and shows. Visits, vacation, style, shoes and clothes. Pics, photos, images, jpegs and giffs. Snap shot, portrait, panoramic, Kodak kiss. Exacerbate: Divorce, break-ups, jealousy, envy, love and fears. Devour and captivate society for years. Slaves to Western and Capitalist desires, Destruction of Earth with psychological, monetary empires.
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Jan 11, 2010
Jan 11, 2010 at 7:05 AM UTC
On Photography
Photography, Photo journalistic, Everyday, realistic. Commercial, architecture, landscape, artistic, Industrial, fashion, ethnographic, pornographic. Big Brother, fallace, stealer of souls, vouyer. News seller, instant gratifier, man pleaser, woman abuser. Barthes, Sontag, Cindy Sherman, Virginia Woolf, Warhol. Weegie, Francesca Woodman, Leibovitz, Adams, Arbus, Tina Modotti, Nan, Evans, Hoffer and even the Paparazzi. Cheap ***** digital manipulator, image poser, Center fold, coupons, Jackie O and Marilyn Monroe. Where did they go: Lifeless paper product, painter's picture mess, C-type, digital archival, Sepia, black and white, hard drive retrival. Image addict, Image taker, Image maker, image seller, image buyer. Newspaper, magazine, graphics and ads, TV, dreams, even the trash. Billboards, subways, phones and buses: Utopia: Surreal, crop, stretched and air brushes. Modern ideal. Surface manipulator. Brain conditioner. Consent manufacturer. Oh Photography, I got you in my eye. A few thousand dollars, A BFA, A critical scholar. Or maybe a nerd, Just boys with toys. Telephoto genitals, with motor drive action. Studio lights, umbrella traction. Oh Photography, You proprietor of obscene. Detailed, de-sensitized. Court ordered, jury analyzed. Click, image, copy, edit, paste, print or post. Myfacespace, twitter, flicker, An internet media overdose. Pry, spy, your friend's friend's acquaintances. Parties, picnics, reunions and shows. Visits, vacation, style, shoes and clothes. Pics, photos, images, jpegs and giffs. Snap shot, portrait, panoramic, Kodak kiss. Exacerbate: Divorce, break-ups, jealousy, envy, love and fears. Devour and captivate society for years. Slaves to Western and Capitalist desires, Destruction of Earth with psychological, monetary empires.
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“I am a warrior, so that my son may be a merchant, so that his son may be a poet.” John Quincy Adams, 6th President of the United States <> a bad weakness, mine, mess with the perfect of others, unsure what to add that will addictive illuminate further, but as homage, a tribute, a salute got to got too, no middle class delayed gratification for me, none, whatsoever, read the words and my own hands choke me as if to pull out, to free the upsurging words in my chest-forming, to uplift me up, from the floor where I am roiling in wonderful wonderment at a prophecy come true my recent family history, about 400 years worth, got it written down someplace, escapees from a Spanish Inquisition, a Roman one before that, meandering Jews who found a respite, a small welcome in a small village in Germany (the irony does not go unnoticed) from villager to merchant, from tiny town to big city folk, we went, warriors if any, kept secret, best unheard, attract no attention, but do what survival doesn’t always politely request here I am child of the proverbial wandering jew, fancy me a poet with, at best, a very small p, one of three children, historians, book writers, scholars and even poet~traders, and so a President’s words, hammer my cells upon an anvil for human skins, the future shape of me foreseen and I think to myself, alone and out loud: This, This! is what makes America great,  welcoming the stranger, even predicting their possible pathway to a peaceful existence, giving their descendant’s generations liberty, liberty to become poets, free, who can stand upright*
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Jun 25, 2019
Jun 25, 2019 at 1:47 PM UTC
“I am a warrior, so that my son may be a merchant, so that his son may be a poet.
“I am a warrior, so that my son may be a merchant, so that his son may be a poet.” John Quincy Adams, 6th President of the United States <> a bad weakness, mine, mess with the perfect of others, unsure what to add that will addictive illuminate further, but as homage, a tribute, a salute got to got too, no middle class delayed gratification for me, none, whatsoever, read the words and my own hands choke me as if to pull out, to free the upsurging words in my chest-forming, to uplift me up, from the floor where I am roiling in wonderful wonderment at a prophecy come true my recent family history, about 400 years worth, got it written down someplace, escapees from a Spanish Inquisition, a Roman one before that, meandering Jews who found a respite, a small welcome in a small village in Germany (the irony does not go unnoticed) from villager to merchant, from tiny town to big city folk, we went, warriors if any, kept secret, best unheard, attract no attention, but do what survival doesn’t always politely request here I am child of the proverbial wandering jew, fancy me a poet with, at best, a very small p, one of three children, historians, book writers, scholars and even poet~traders, and so a President’s words, hammer my cells upon an anvil for human skins, the future shape of me foreseen and I think to myself, alone and out loud: This, This! is what makes America great,  welcoming the stranger, even predicting their possible pathway to a peaceful existence, giving their descendant’s generations liberty, liberty to become poets, free, who can stand upright*
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From 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Tuesday <h2>Police calls <h3>LA CROSSE 3:39 p.m., Hit-and-run, 4400 block of Hwy. 16 4:11 p.m., Theft, 3700 block of Hwy. 16 4:41 p.m., Hit-and-run, 1100 block of State St. 5:37 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1000 block of Charles St. 5:42 p.m., Theft, 2100 block of Liberty St. 5:59 p.m., Fight, Fourth and King sts. 8:08 p.m., Theft, 2400 block of Rose St. 8:08 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 400 block of Sixth St. 8:37 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1000 block of Fifth Ave. S. 10:14 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1600 block of Adams St. 11:32 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1400 block of Avon St. 2:38 a.m., Domestic disturbance, 900 block of 16th St. 8:25 a.m., Theft, 3300 block of Rosehill Place 8:25 a.m., Theft, 1000 block of Ninth St. 8:26 a.m., Theft, 500 block of Main St. 8:26 a.m., Theft, 1400 block of Johnson St. 8:34 a.m., Theft, 400 block of Seventh St. 9:24 a.m., Entry to dwelling, 1600 block of Caledonia St. 9:51 a.m., Theft, 400 block of Liberty St. 11:01 a.m., Fraud, first block of Copeland Ave. 12:16 p.m., Entry to dwelling, 1000 block of State St.           <h3>ONALASKA 6:06 p.m., Animal bite, 2600 block of Midwest Drive <h3>WEST SALEM 7:40 a.m., Vandalism, 3400 block of Hwy. 16 12:13 p.m., Theft, 900 block of Hwy. 16 <h3>BANGOR 9:24 a.m., Theft, 1800 block of Commercial St. <h2>Fire Calls <h3>LA CROSSE 3:01 p.m., Accident with injury, Fourth and Mississippi sts. 4:11 p.m., Accident with injury, 4500 block of Hwy. 33 4:26 p.m., Accident with injury, Hwy. 16 and 157 5:45 p.m., First responders, 700 block of Oakland St. 6:18 p.m., First responders, 1800 block of Pine St. 6:40 p.m., Accident with injury, Main and Fourth sts. 9:27 p.m., Natural gas odor, 700 block of Ninth St. N. 10:16 p.m., First responders, 1600 block of Adams St. 10:20 p.m., First responders, 900 block of Vine St. 1:54 a.m., First responders, 4100 block of Velmar Court 8:34 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Seventh St. 9:01 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Seventh St. 10:41 a.m., Accident with injury, Ninth and Vine sts. 10:45 a.m., Carbon monoxide report, 1500 block of Main St. 10:46 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Gillette St. 11:04 a.m., Accident with injury, 1300 block of Rose St. 11:10 a.m., First responders, 1500 block of Rose St. 11:14 a.m., First responders, Fourth and King sts. 11:31 a.m., Accident with injury, 16th and Main sts. 12:05 p.m., Accident with injury, 200 block of Pearl St. 1:12 p.m., Accident with injury, Hood and Miller sts. 2:26 p.m., Accident with injury, 21st St. and Park Ave. <h3>ONALASKA 3:30 p.m., First responders, 1000 block of Westview Circle 5:09 p.m., Accident with injury, 1200 block of Hwy PH 8:02 p.m., First responders, 300 block of 12th Ave. 8:43 p.m., First responders, 300 block of 12th Ave. 8:50 p.m., First responders, 200 block of Oak Forest Drive 9:47 p.m., First responders, 200 block of Carol Lane 6:12 a.m., First responders, 1000 block of Frances Court 10:41 a.m., First responders, 7200 Northshore Lane 11:27 a.m., Accident with injury, Grant St. and Hwy. SN 11:35 a.m., Accident with injury, Commerce and Abbey roads 11:53 a.m., Accident with injury, 300 block of 11th Ave. 12:14 p.m., First responders, 5500 block of Commerce Road 1:08 p.m., First responders, 400 block of Kimberly St. 1:42 p.m., Accident with injury, 600 block of Second Ave. <h3>HOLMEN 9:59 p.m., First responders, 1500 block of Viking Ave. 10:50 a.m., Accident with injury, Sand Lake Road and Laurel Place 1:32 p.m., Accident with injury, 1400 block of Main St. <h3>WEST SALEM 8:53 a.m., First responders, 500 block of Elm St. 11:09 a.m., First responders, 300 block of Franklin St. <h3>MELROSE 1:21 p.m., First responders, 9700 block of Hwy. 108
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 11:07 PM UTC
Police and fire calls for Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016
From 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Tuesday <h2>Police calls <h3>LA CROSSE 3:39 p.m., Hit-and-run, 4400 block of Hwy. 16 4:11 p.m., Theft, 3700 block of Hwy. 16 4:41 p.m., Hit-and-run, 1100 block of State St. 5:37 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1000 block of Charles St. 5:42 p.m., Theft, 2100 block of Liberty St. 5:59 p.m., Fight, Fourth and King sts. 8:08 p.m., Theft, 2400 block of Rose St. 8:08 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 400 block of Sixth St. 8:37 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1000 block of Fifth Ave. S. 10:14 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1600 block of Adams St. 11:32 p.m., Domestic disturbance, 1400 block of Avon St. 2:38 a.m., Domestic disturbance, 900 block of 16th St. 8:25 a.m., Theft, 3300 block of Rosehill Place 8:25 a.m., Theft, 1000 block of Ninth St. 8:26 a.m., Theft, 500 block of Main St. 8:26 a.m., Theft, 1400 block of Johnson St. 8:34 a.m., Theft, 400 block of Seventh St. 9:24 a.m., Entry to dwelling, 1600 block of Caledonia St. 9:51 a.m., Theft, 400 block of Liberty St. 11:01 a.m., Fraud, first block of Copeland Ave. 12:16 p.m., Entry to dwelling, 1000 block of State St.           <h3>ONALASKA 6:06 p.m., Animal bite, 2600 block of Midwest Drive <h3>WEST SALEM 7:40 a.m., Vandalism, 3400 block of Hwy. 16 12:13 p.m., Theft, 900 block of Hwy. 16 <h3>BANGOR 9:24 a.m., Theft, 1800 block of Commercial St. <h2>Fire Calls <h3>LA CROSSE 3:01 p.m., Accident with injury, Fourth and Mississippi sts. 4:11 p.m., Accident with injury, 4500 block of Hwy. 33 4:26 p.m., Accident with injury, Hwy. 16 and 157 5:45 p.m., First responders, 700 block of Oakland St. 6:18 p.m., First responders, 1800 block of Pine St. 6:40 p.m., Accident with injury, Main and Fourth sts. 9:27 p.m., Natural gas odor, 700 block of Ninth St. N. 10:16 p.m., First responders, 1600 block of Adams St. 10:20 p.m., First responders, 900 block of Vine St. 1:54 a.m., First responders, 4100 block of Velmar Court 8:34 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Seventh St. 9:01 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Seventh St. 10:41 a.m., Accident with injury, Ninth and Vine sts. 10:45 a.m., Carbon monoxide report, 1500 block of Main St. 10:46 a.m., First responders, 400 block of Gillette St. 11:04 a.m., Accident with injury, 1300 block of Rose St. 11:10 a.m., First responders, 1500 block of Rose St. 11:14 a.m., First responders, Fourth and King sts. 11:31 a.m., Accident with injury, 16th and Main sts. 12:05 p.m., Accident with injury, 200 block of Pearl St. 1:12 p.m., Accident with injury, Hood and Miller sts. 2:26 p.m., Accident with injury, 21st St. and Park Ave. <h3>ONALASKA 3:30 p.m., First responders, 1000 block of Westview Circle 5:09 p.m., Accident with injury, 1200 block of Hwy PH 8:02 p.m., First responders, 300 block of 12th Ave. 8:43 p.m., First responders, 300 block of 12th Ave. 8:50 p.m., First responders, 200 block of Oak Forest Drive 9:47 p.m., First responders, 200 block of Carol Lane 6:12 a.m., First responders, 1000 block of Frances Court 10:41 a.m., First responders, 7200 Northshore Lane 11:27 a.m., Accident with injury, Grant St. and Hwy. SN 11:35 a.m., Accident with injury, Commerce and Abbey roads 11:53 a.m., Accident with injury, 300 block of 11th Ave. 12:14 p.m., First responders, 5500 block of Commerce Road 1:08 p.m., First responders, 400 block of Kimberly St. 1:42 p.m., Accident with injury, 600 block of Second Ave. <h3>HOLMEN 9:59 p.m., First responders, 1500 block of Viking Ave. 10:50 a.m., Accident with injury, Sand Lake Road and Laurel Place 1:32 p.m., Accident with injury, 1400 block of Main St. <h3>WEST SALEM 8:53 a.m., First responders, 500 block of Elm St. 11:09 a.m., First responders, 300 block of Franklin St. <h3>MELROSE 1:21 p.m., First responders, 9700 block of Hwy. 108
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I love honey on my tongue with butter until it grows in my stomach multiplying into gallons of honey (sickly sweet) suffocating me with a sweetness I can breathe through slowly steadily all your pretty skin and eyes that haven't lit up nearly enough lately so many pretty boys (dark eyes thick eyebrows carved arms full lips Adams apple) and I am mesmerized only by your furrowed brow even as the chocolate eyed boy touches my arm
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 2:03 PM UTC
honey
Penetrate me tight-fitting and penetrate me pinned down The lycanthropic creature you ****** This is la vie en Venus’ flytrap When you poke me, ****** moans And though I squeeze my vaginas I taste la vie en Venus’ flytrap When you ***** me abutting your ***** I’m inside a hobnobbing alien A metagalaxy where Venus’ flytraps win a beauty contest And when you ********* cyclopses moo from upstairs Heterosexual homophones seem to pervert ***** Adams Glorias Splash out your cream and gumption to me And ***** lust loosely wash La vie en Venus’ flytrap
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Mar 31, 2010
Mar 31, 2010 at 4:06 PM UTC
La Vie En Venus’ Flytrap
My body burns to rove far from man-made buildings, prisons for the modern soul. I need to traverse the frontiers white man stole from those who made it their home. I've been down to the Everglades of Florida. Fan boats flew through the estuary lines with roots of mangroves. I've been to the Hoh Rain Forest of Washington where fog descended on the shoreline and married the sulfur smell rising from hot springs. I must experience America's coast to coast beauty. Every spare seconds I spend luxuriating in the sun, thinking of all the places untouched. My list of desires grows as the glaciers of Glacier recede in Montana, beckoning me to the Rocky Mountain Peaks. Old Faithful gushes, surrounded by wolves and grizzlies. Someday I'll cross Yellowstone's expansive mountain ranges. from Idaho to Montana to Wyoming. On the arches of Utah I'll face my fear of heights and find solace at the tops of time-layered sandstone towers. Descending the Grand Canyon I'll study beautiful colors exposed by years of erosion. In winter Death Valley will be braved. The lowest and direst point will exhilarate me with scaled creatures as sand dunes whisper my name with every hot breath. The Badlands of South Dakota will hope I come backpacking through prairies to watch precious bison roam. California Redwood trees and I will stand side by side as friends. Yosemite will call me to her cliffs and I will chase waterfalls and sequoia groves until I've seen it all. I ache to explore the terrain that bears my name, the country I call home.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:09 PM UTC
Ansel Adams
My body burns to rove far from man-made buildings, prisons for the modern soul. I need to traverse the frontiers white man stole from those who made it their home. I've been down to the Everglades of Florida. Fan boats flew through the estuary lines with roots of mangroves. I've been to the Hoh Rain Forest of Washington where fog descended on the shoreline and married the sulfur smell rising from hot springs. I must experience America's coast to coast beauty. Every spare seconds I spend luxuriating in the sun, thinking of all the places untouched. My list of desires grows as the glaciers of Glacier recede in Montana, beckoning me to the Rocky Mountain Peaks. Old Faithful gushes, surrounded by wolves and grizzlies. Someday I'll cross Yellowstone's expansive mountain ranges. from Idaho to Montana to Wyoming. On the arches of Utah I'll face my fear of heights and find solace at the tops of time-layered sandstone towers. Descending the Grand Canyon I'll study beautiful colors exposed by years of erosion. In winter Death Valley will be braved. The lowest and direst point will exhilarate me with scaled creatures as sand dunes whisper my name with every hot breath. The Badlands of South Dakota will hope I come backpacking through prairies to watch precious bison roam. California Redwood trees and I will stand side by side as friends. Yosemite will call me to her cliffs and I will chase waterfalls and sequoia groves until I've seen it all. I ache to explore the terrain that bears my name, the country I call home.
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You can’t deny what is justified Neither the wrists that were crucified And at the peak of His sovereign grace And the crown that pierced the top of His face And we destroyed in our eyes a chunk of mud And yet; He saved the souls of Adams blood He forgave our ignorance and tall some grew And many today through Him become new We were granted a gift you see One so unnatural it shouldn’t be We know it so well it’s like we don’t care But truth is you look at what else He’ll spare You glance at the list and we’re bottom to top And everything else is washed with a mop So may it never be! As Paul would say To belittle such a privileged way I can’t save you from your delay But sovereign is the Lord through Him you may The invitation is written in us now And it’s your choice where you’ll be when our knees will bow Maybe I’m saying this a little too lightly Understand when you’re given a rope, you should hold on tightly For crying out loud do you still not comprehend That others given a soul aren’t lent a hand as a being in God’s creation alone and made to accept a debtless loan Through a process foreign to things known And here we lie guilty and not blown In all evil is God given wrath No escape from a hopeless death So as not so mind-opening as I wanted to be Think to yourself about this significance and see What we live in this life is passionately hated and despised But yet it’s still your choice to either be loved or denied For our helpless minds were those wrists crucified You can’t deny what is justified
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 4:09 AM UTC
Gift Granted
You can’t deny what is justified Neither the wrists that were crucified And at the peak of His sovereign grace And the crown that pierced the top of His face And we destroyed in our eyes a chunk of mud And yet; He saved the souls of Adams blood He forgave our ignorance and tall some grew And many today through Him become new We were granted a gift you see One so unnatural it shouldn’t be We know it so well it’s like we don’t care But truth is you look at what else He’ll spare You glance at the list and we’re bottom to top And everything else is washed with a mop So may it never be! As Paul would say To belittle such a privileged way I can’t save you from your delay But sovereign is the Lord through Him you may The invitation is written in us now And it’s your choice where you’ll be when our knees will bow Maybe I’m saying this a little too lightly Understand when you’re given a rope, you should hold on tightly For crying out loud do you still not comprehend That others given a soul aren’t lent a hand as a being in God’s creation alone and made to accept a debtless loan Through a process foreign to things known And here we lie guilty and not blown In all evil is God given wrath No escape from a hopeless death So as not so mind-opening as I wanted to be Think to yourself about this significance and see What we live in this life is passionately hated and despised But yet it’s still your choice to either be loved or denied For our helpless minds were those wrists crucified You can’t deny what is justified
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When I think about the Forth of July, and I am right now because a. it is the Fourth of July and b. I am writing a poem that purports to be about the Fourth of July, I struggle with it's icon, the one thing or picture or symbol that hangs over the day like the patio umbrella I should have purchased when I had the chance for the deck out back where the temperature in the sun is over 100 degrees. Sure, most of my bible-thumping, self-proclaimed patriot friends would say The Flag. The American Flag or Amurikin Flag... actually the flag of the United States of America, because even though we seem to think that we are the only Americans, we're not. Some would say Fireworks. In fact John Adams himself even said fireworks was an apt celebration for the Fourth. I like fireworks... Now that my daughter is old enough to sit through them without our needing to hurriedly pack up and run screaming from the field after the first launch. I have one symbol for The Fourth. Potato Salad Yes, potato salad...actually non-specific potato salad. It doesn't have to be a fancy recipe...like German potato salad, which my mom made a great version of by the way, or creamy potato salad, or the Egg Potato Salad from the store here in town. Just Potato Salad because the humble potato salad reminds us that together is better than individual. Mixed and sitting together over time brings harmony, brings out the best in the combination, the best of each individual. Working together in the same bowl is better than holding ourselves apart in different little round-walled porcelain or glass fortresses cut off from the rest wondering why the potatoes have a bigger bowl, who invited the cilantro, or what the hell the bacon is doing here in the first place.
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Jul 4, 2013
Jul 4, 2013 at 12:16 PM UTC
4th
When I think about the Forth of July, and I am right now because a. it is the Fourth of July and b. I am writing a poem that purports to be about the Fourth of July, I struggle with it's icon, the one thing or picture or symbol that hangs over the day like the patio umbrella I should have purchased when I had the chance for the deck out back where the temperature in the sun is over 100 degrees. Sure, most of my bible-thumping, self-proclaimed patriot friends would say The Flag. The American Flag or Amurikin Flag... actually the flag of the United States of America, because even though we seem to think that we are the only Americans, we're not. Some would say Fireworks. In fact John Adams himself even said fireworks was an apt celebration for the Fourth. I like fireworks... Now that my daughter is old enough to sit through them without our needing to hurriedly pack up and run screaming from the field after the first launch. I have one symbol for The Fourth. Potato Salad Yes, potato salad...actually non-specific potato salad. It doesn't have to be a fancy recipe...like German potato salad, which my mom made a great version of by the way, or creamy potato salad, or the Egg Potato Salad from the store here in town. Just Potato Salad because the humble potato salad reminds us that together is better than individual. Mixed and sitting together over time brings harmony, brings out the best in the combination, the best of each individual. Working together in the same bowl is better than holding ourselves apart in different little round-walled porcelain or glass fortresses cut off from the rest wondering why the potatoes have a bigger bowl, who invited the cilantro, or what the hell the bacon is doing here in the first place.
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Composed wandering the Commons, quietly listening to the sounds of Childish Gambino Confused Looking for the sixteenth time for An escape from the Pru Sipping a glass of Sam Adams Boston Brick Red at a corner of WHISKEY'S on Boylston Stopped in at Ben & Jerry's on Park: Bought a cone of ™ Paid for it with my Bank of America® VISA® P L A T I N U M P L U S ® Checked in on foursquare and read the protest tweets on my verizonwireless® hTC® ThunderBolt™ with Google: @OccupyWallSt #NYPD collapses on #Sanctuary and begins arresting clergy and occupiers inside. #D17 #Re-Occupy #OWS \_Retweeted by Occupy Boston @HoraceBoothroyd @OccupyWallSt Links to sanctuary/clergy violations? Erst I wandered the sights and thought of thoughts Tweeted a picture of the “pro-corporate” march Pictured Headlines: Area Cop Arrests Area Man for Obeying Traffic Signal "Didn't anybody tell him that's not how its done round here?" Cell of Young Idealists with ties to Low-Level Terrorist Organization Busted & Detained: Found Plotting the Grassroots, Digitized, Non-Violent Overthrow of the Status Quo Op-ed: City upon a Hill: “Whose city?! Whose hill?!” #SOPA #NDAA #OCCUPYBOSTON ~D.B. Guy, 12/17/11
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 3:35 AM UTC
Another for #occupyboston
It's year 2050 Every human was born with a symbol etched onto their skin. you may be asking what do the symbols represent? Each symbol is an indicator of your inevitable death. I am Cole Adams and I've been an outcast my entire life and its sad since I am merely 17 years old. My symbol has a gun and its very uncommon especially since I've never seen a red gun symbol before, which is confusing. We grow up accepting our death and understanding it can be horrible, or for instance if your symbol is a bed, you die in our sleep. The people in my school who have the bed symbol are 'popular' meanwhile loners like me who have the not so popular gun symbol OR symbol containing a lightning bult. Its the rare ones like us who are subjected to being laughed at, which I don't understand. Anyway I am just writing my story to explain my life. I was 15 years old and I had fallen madly in love with a nymphet gorgeous girl, the stained pink dye in her hair with her chipped black nails struck me, I never thought to fall for a girl quite as unique as her. I'm simple, brown hair brown eyes 5'7 and I never thought she would fall for me, but yet, she did. We had a beautiful teenage love. We lost our virginity to each other, and in our world its not common to lose it early, just because our deaths could happen anytime. Her symbol was the cancer zodiac sign, and it did mean the illness. It was uncommon for a girl with such a popular symbol to fall for a boy like me, but she loved me anyway. Her dark empty eyes glowed when she would look at me, she made me forget about my symbol, my thoughts would be gone around her. I loved her. 10 months in and she began to be distant, she didn't kiss my cheek and ruffle my hair. She didn't shoot off love signals as she once did. Her touch felt unknown. She fell for another person, she loved him like i've never seen before. I never would of thought my symbol meant suicide, but it did. With my last breath I still loved her, I loved her forever. This is my suicide note/ story of my life. I died on April 10th, 2051.
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Dec 2, 2013
Dec 2, 2013 at 3:19 PM UTC
Symbols
It's year 2050 Every human was born with a symbol etched onto their skin. you may be asking what do the symbols represent? Each symbol is an indicator of your inevitable death. I am Cole Adams and I've been an outcast my entire life and its sad since I am merely 17 years old. My symbol has a gun and its very uncommon especially since I've never seen a red gun symbol before, which is confusing. We grow up accepting our death and understanding it can be horrible, or for instance if your symbol is a bed, you die in our sleep. The people in my school who have the bed symbol are 'popular' meanwhile loners like me who have the not so popular gun symbol OR symbol containing a lightning bult. Its the rare ones like us who are subjected to being laughed at, which I don't understand. Anyway I am just writing my story to explain my life. I was 15 years old and I had fallen madly in love with a nymphet gorgeous girl, the stained pink dye in her hair with her chipped black nails struck me, I never thought to fall for a girl quite as unique as her. I'm simple, brown hair brown eyes 5'7 and I never thought she would fall for me, but yet, she did. We had a beautiful teenage love. We lost our virginity to each other, and in our world its not common to lose it early, just because our deaths could happen anytime. Her symbol was the cancer zodiac sign, and it did mean the illness. It was uncommon for a girl with such a popular symbol to fall for a boy like me, but she loved me anyway. Her dark empty eyes glowed when she would look at me, she made me forget about my symbol, my thoughts would be gone around her. I loved her. 10 months in and she began to be distant, she didn't kiss my cheek and ruffle my hair. She didn't shoot off love signals as she once did. Her touch felt unknown. She fell for another person, she loved him like i've never seen before. I never would of thought my symbol meant suicide, but it did. With my last breath I still loved her, I loved her forever. This is my suicide note/ story of my life. I died on April 10th, 2051.
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We slump on the couch when we return like lifetimes have passed before us. We have to, even though it was only a seven minute walk to the dining hall, because 1) the food was just “weird consistency” (which we tend to say regardless), 2) the light in there yawned indifferently to us (when does it not?), and 3) the reassuring clink of our forks on our plates wasn’t even there this time it was hiding underneath slop and smothered on top by the intruding sound waves (who asked?) of our next-table neighbors’ lives. You made a sly remark about seconds to catch a glimpse of youthful **** She’d gone to get some more baby carrots and cucumber slices to put in her salad maybe (who knows? who cares?) Either way, her youthful **** would make the food taste like something to you. And you described them to us when you sat down again so the slop would taste like something to us (there’s pride in that type of generosity, don’t forget) and (congratulations) we had the faint impression of some sort of ****** there, but we didn’t tell you (it’s easier that way). A cup, a squeeze, a kiss on her ******* yes that could feed our hunger for a night. And tonight was a night like any, so her ******* led us to talk of women, and women led us to talk of love (and the blooming one for the poor ******* as we who lost withstood the vicarious twinge of an addling ****** very different from the first. This one led us to pine for sweets, but the ones we found were dry, so we left the table, left the dining hall, looking around at the others: the lonely, the couples, the blessed lonely couples, and the fortunate friends huddled against everything with open laughter, enjoying the weird consistency like drunk theoretical physicists before they discovered bubbles and inflated eternally meaning when they safeguarded a zoo with a pistol they didn’t know how to use, in Soviet Russia. (So you see?) We have to slump on the couch when we return like lifetimes have passed before us. No one even bothers to pick up a guitar, we leave all four of them strewn on the floor like dead wooden boxes because Dylan or Young or Cash (or whoever) is already in the living room. Any bubbling, inflating, theoretical physicist (any drunk, pistol-packing zookeeper, for that matter) will tell you that. So we slump, comfortably uncomfortable, (at least we’re trying!) feeling their (our) strings plucking. No sounds, no voices. Because we don’t need to hear this that. Not right now. (Not right now).
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Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 7:33 PM UTC
Slumping in West Adams
We slump on the couch when we return like lifetimes have passed before us. We have to, even though it was only a seven minute walk to the dining hall, because 1) the food was just “weird consistency” (which we tend to say regardless), 2) the light in there yawned indifferently to us (when does it not?), and 3) the reassuring clink of our forks on our plates wasn’t even there this time it was hiding underneath slop and smothered on top by the intruding sound waves (who asked?) of our next-table neighbors’ lives. You made a sly remark about seconds to catch a glimpse of youthful **** She’d gone to get some more baby carrots and cucumber slices to put in her salad maybe (who knows? who cares?) Either way, her youthful **** would make the food taste like something to you. And you described them to us when you sat down again so the slop would taste like something to us (there’s pride in that type of generosity, don’t forget) and (congratulations) we had the faint impression of some sort of ****** there, but we didn’t tell you (it’s easier that way). A cup, a squeeze, a kiss on her ******* yes that could feed our hunger for a night. And tonight was a night like any, so her ******* led us to talk of women, and women led us to talk of love (and the blooming one for the poor ******* as we who lost withstood the vicarious twinge of an addling ****** very different from the first. This one led us to pine for sweets, but the ones we found were dry, so we left the table, left the dining hall, looking around at the others: the lonely, the couples, the blessed lonely couples, and the fortunate friends huddled against everything with open laughter, enjoying the weird consistency like drunk theoretical physicists before they discovered bubbles and inflated eternally meaning when they safeguarded a zoo with a pistol they didn’t know how to use, in Soviet Russia. (So you see?) We have to slump on the couch when we return like lifetimes have passed before us. No one even bothers to pick up a guitar, we leave all four of them strewn on the floor like dead wooden boxes because Dylan or Young or Cash (or whoever) is already in the living room. Any bubbling, inflating, theoretical physicist (any drunk, pistol-packing zookeeper, for that matter) will tell you that. So we slump, comfortably uncomfortable, (at least we’re trying!) feeling their (our) strings plucking. No sounds, no voices. Because we don’t need to hear this that. Not right now. (Not right now).
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so here we Are: Arnold......Shortman, Shorty......Meeks, Mr......Meeseeks, Ezekiel......Whitmore. Morphine,,,,,,Morpheus, Neo......Geo, OG......Sour, Sour......Diesel. DeeDee's......Brother, Cousin......Vinny, Vinny's......Lover, Brothers......Grimm. Grim......adVentures, Billy......Madison, Hansel,,,,,,Gretel, Chelsea......Grin. Grimace,,,,,,Misery, Mister......eBonic, Bonny,,,,,,Clyde, Kyle,,,,,,Kenny. Kenny......Powers, Powder  Puff  Girls, "Girls  Girls  Girls", Girls  Gone  Wild. Wilee......Coyote, Coyote......Ugly, Ugly......Betty, Betty......Crocker. Doctor......Parnassus, Doctor......Krieger, Doctor......Horrible, Doctor......Evil. Evil......Knievel, Felix......the  Cat, Captain  Jack  Sparrow: "Captain......my  Captain". Tinman,,,,,,Scarecrow, "Rowrow  Rowyer  Boat", Bo......Burnham, Earnest,,,,,,Vern. Verdict,,,,,,Votive, deVotion,,,,,,Vengeance, aVenging......Evey, V,,,,,,Vendetta. Denace......the  Menace, Crystal......Globes, Snow,,,,,,Aesthetics: Skeletal......Shedding. Head,,,,,,Tail, Sally,,,,,,Jack, Jack......Rabbits, Magic......Hatters. Shattered......Glass, Glasgow......Smile, Guile,,,,,,Vega, Akuma,,,,,,Ryu. You,,,,,,Me, Beneath......the  Bleacher: Jeepers,,,,,,Creepers, Reapers......of  Seeds. Seeds......of  Chucky, Chuckie......Finster, Principal......Muriel, Yuri......Gagarin. ©  Copyrighted  Jesse  James  Adams
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 12:44 PM UTC
Heroes
A grimoire of nuptials apporting The implored cadaverous knight Securing obsequious omens Stirring the sleeping metals of Chaste belladonna, glistening Elf-locks entangled with Hellweed Vowing until the golden bowl is broken Clasping the devils paintbrush promising Before the garrulous black mass Leering upon Vulcans mirror Cursing the covenant of faithfulness With a moonstone band Evoking a vixens wedding Sealing with Adams holy ale Their oath as the belfry rings Resounding admist white sepulchre. ELEETE J MUIR.
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Jan 13, 2012
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:00 AM UTC
Soul Knotting
Starting from the newest, these are my first fifty followers on Hello Poetry. 1. Hailey L May 5 2. Elizabeth Squires May 4 3. Tim Knight May 3 4. Morgan Hanchulak May 3 5. Vi Snicket May 2 6. Jessica Applegate Apr 30 7. Himanshu Koshe Apr 30 8. Mike Winegar Apr 29 9. Joey Lapiana Apr 29 10. Christopher Munro Apr 29 11. Raffi Kaftajian Apr 26 12. Shari Forman Apr 25 13. Jessica Who Apr 24 14. RedWritingHood Apr 22 15. Adreishka Moonlight Apr 21 16. Rocky G Apr 19 17. Sarina Apr 18 18. John Moffatt Apr 17 19. Izisfat Apr 9 20. Leila Apr 8 21. Marian Apr 5 22. Star Toucher64 Mar 30 23. Michelle Mar 26 24. Kristo Frost Mar 25 25. Ra Mar 20 26. Jacqueline Melissa Woolums Mar 15 27. ennyo Mar 11 28. Ellen Menzies Mar 9 29. Jodi Casavant Mar 8 30. Jillyan Adams Feb 20 31. Hailey Scomet Feb 2 32. Pete Taken Alive Jan 17 33. Md HUDA Jan 6 34. Joshua Ohmer Jan 1 35. Quinn Puwang Dec 30, 2012 36. Rissa Ann Dec 10, 2012 37. Hilda Dec 9, 2012 38. Rena Julleitta Dec 7, 2012 39. Emily Rose Williams Dec 7, 2012 40. Abdosh A Dec 5, 2012 41. Naveena Vijayan Dec 4, 2012 42. Kristian Alexander George Dec 1, 2012 43. Oliver Delgaram-Nejad Dec 1, 2012 44. Chessnie Lea Nov 27, 2012 45. Ugochukwu-Charles Onyewuchi Nov 25, 2012 46. Timothy Nov 24, 2012 47. Who Am I Nov 24, 2012 48. Matthew P Hill Nov 23, 2012 49. Tomas Nov 21, 2012 I gained inspirations for my poems from all my followers, those who I follow and especially my lovely little one who brought me here to Hello Poetry first, to a safe haven of like-minded people with a poetic niche each. Thank you all. First of all I thank you Eliot York for creating this wonderful poetry blog. (-: And how can I ever thank you enough for introducing me to this wonderful website, just like Krishna guides Arjun in grand Mahabharata epic. You are my Krishna and I am your Arjun. :-) (-: You share the place with Eliot York and the family of Timothy sir for inspiring my poems & helping me define my poetic style. As you are a kid for me, your heart is a crystal to me from where I can see the world more clearly in a different way. :-)
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 7:02 AM UTC
My First Fifty Followers On Hello Poetry
Starting from the newest, these are my first fifty followers on Hello Poetry. 1. Hailey L May 5 2. Elizabeth Squires May 4 3. Tim Knight May 3 4. Morgan Hanchulak May 3 5. Vi Snicket May 2 6. Jessica Applegate Apr 30 7. Himanshu Koshe Apr 30 8. Mike Winegar Apr 29 9. Joey Lapiana Apr 29 10. Christopher Munro Apr 29 11. Raffi Kaftajian Apr 26 12. Shari Forman Apr 25 13. Jessica Who Apr 24 14. RedWritingHood Apr 22 15. Adreishka Moonlight Apr 21 16. Rocky G Apr 19 17. Sarina Apr 18 18. John Moffatt Apr 17 19. Izisfat Apr 9 20. Leila Apr 8 21. Marian Apr 5 22. Star Toucher64 Mar 30 23. Michelle Mar 26 24. Kristo Frost Mar 25 25. Ra Mar 20 26. Jacqueline Melissa Woolums Mar 15 27. ennyo Mar 11 28. Ellen Menzies Mar 9 29. Jodi Casavant Mar 8 30. Jillyan Adams Feb 20 31. Hailey Scomet Feb 2 32. Pete Taken Alive Jan 17 33. Md HUDA Jan 6 34. Joshua Ohmer Jan 1 35. Quinn Puwang Dec 30, 2012 36. Rissa Ann Dec 10, 2012 37. Hilda Dec 9, 2012 38. Rena Julleitta Dec 7, 2012 39. Emily Rose Williams Dec 7, 2012 40. Abdosh A Dec 5, 2012 41. Naveena Vijayan Dec 4, 2012 42. Kristian Alexander George Dec 1, 2012 43. Oliver Delgaram-Nejad Dec 1, 2012 44. Chessnie Lea Nov 27, 2012 45. Ugochukwu-Charles Onyewuchi Nov 25, 2012 46. Timothy Nov 24, 2012 47. Who Am I Nov 24, 2012 48. Matthew P Hill Nov 23, 2012 49. Tomas Nov 21, 2012 I gained inspirations for my poems from all my followers, those who I follow and especially my lovely little one who brought me here to Hello Poetry first, to a safe haven of like-minded people with a poetic niche each. Thank you all. First of all I thank you Eliot York for creating this wonderful poetry blog. (-: And how can I ever thank you enough for introducing me to this wonderful website, just like Krishna guides Arjun in grand Mahabharata epic. You are my Krishna and I am your Arjun. :-) (-: You share the place with Eliot York and the family of Timothy sir for inspiring my poems & helping me define my poetic style. As you are a kid for me, your heart is a crystal to me from where I can see the world more clearly in a different way. :-)
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Since I am coming to that holy room, Where, with thy choir of saints for evermore, I shall be made thy music; as I come I tune the instrument here at the door, And what I must do then, think here before. Whilst my physicians by their love are grown Cosmographers, and I their map, who lie Flat on this bed, that by them may be shown That this is my south-west discovery, Per fretum febris, by these straits to die, I joy, that in these straits I see my west; For, though their currents yield return to none, What shall my west hurt me? As west and east In all flat maps (and I am one) are one, So death doth touch the resurrection. Is the Pacific Sea my home? Or are The eastern riches? Is Jerusalem? Anyan, and Magellan, and Gibraltar, All straits, and none but straits, are ways to them, Whether where Japhet dwelt, or Cham, or Shem. We think that Paradise and Calvary, Christ's cross, and Adam's tree, stood in one place; Look, Lord, and find both Adams met in me; As the first Adam's sweat surrounds my face, May the last Adam's blood my soul embrace. So, in his purple wrapp'd, receive me, Lord; By these his thorns, give me his other crown; And as to others' souls I preach'd thy word, Be this my text, my sermon to mine own: "Therefore that he may raise, the. Lord throws down."
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Hymn to God, My God, in my Sickness
Oh freddled gruntbuggly thy micturations are to me As plurdled gabbleblotchits on a lurgid bee. Groop I implore thee my foonting turlingdromes And hooptiously drangle me with crinkly bindlewurdles, Or I will rend thee in the gobberwarts with my blurglecruncheon, see if I don't Compliments of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy & Wiki
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 1:22 AM UTC
Strunklemiss (by S. K. Azoulay)
I need to whisper sweet somethings to nothing of importance, Spell out rose petal kisses up the arms of Morticia Adams, I need to take a romantic walk through a graveyard, Sit in the dark and think of white, I could always fall up a hill and roll to the top, The elevator down eventually hits the basement and that’s what I’m counting on, Pinky finger through thumb, I’m counting. Other thumb through pinky finger, I’m counting. Sometimes you have to eat your Johnny Walker and drink your dinner. Today, cigarettes… tomorrow, the world. The convenient thing about tomorrow is it still can occur 2 years after yesterday. Don’t count on it. Tomorrow, the world… Friday, a whole wheat bagel and coffee. I think I might garner a relationship with vampires, built on trust. Turn off the t.v. Love is a nightlight. Love is a nightlight…
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May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
Nightlight.
My 80s Days When Jimmy was a kid in the early 80s, he used to take the **** out of glue sniffers. Hey you, you ******* They used to chase him and his mate. Running in zig zags, never catching us. Back further, the old stone house opposite Locking Gate Rise at Waterhead. We smashed the stones out of the walls. On the day it collapsed, I wasn't there. Wasn't me! I was watching Grizzly Adams. We heard the roar as it fell. My mum saw the dust cloud go past our window. Soon after, new houses were built. I used chalk to write on the wall: Glen is gay! This lad wanted to beat me up but never caught me. He threw a big white pebble at me. It missed. Years later, I remember the alternative girls. One had a house with Siouxsie posters on the walls. She looked the same. Stunning. Another gal ran barefoot. With blond hair, she played New Model Army over the CB. What did she do with the rest of her life? The 80s. I remember.
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Feb 6, 2018
Feb 6, 2018 at 12:44 PM UTC
My 80s Days
Carpe Diem funny boy did you wait till it was too late hurry hurry worry worry you took life in big giant bites and then had to stop to break only when you defeated yourself hurry hurry worry worry but even then after breaking you got up and overcame your life and art were amazing and never the same race hard then fall or stall and then once again get up and give it your all you did it again and again be extraordinary hurry hurry worry worry never the same look how you overcame Good Will Hunting Dead Poets Jumanji Mork from Ork Patch Adams Awakenings with De Niro Aladdin Death to Smoochy Insomnia Peter Pan Mrs Doubtfire Good Morning Vietnam Jakob the Liar hurry hurry worry worry I have to stop not because I am out of art there are many more but because my fingers are tired of typing titles Peter Pan you stayed young fought the dark and won many triumphs again and again hurry hurry worry worry you ran an amazing race and a pace for two lifetimes in the end the dark caught you but you left behind a mark of amazing art "gather ye rosebuds while ye may"                                     - Robert Herrick Carpe Diem Rest funny man
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 10:53 AM UTC
Robin Williams 1951-2014, Carpe Diem
Where I am going? From the pens of wisdom and prolific wit, Voltaire, Krishnamurti, Schopenhauer, now I sit, trying to compose words, that can help me explain, how you bring me such joy, how you bring me such pain, I feel like I'm tumbling, not understanding my fate, I reach out to touch you, but you tell me to wait, where I am going, is a mystery to me, it's always been that way, yearning to see, my weary heart and mind are in need of peace, I'm like a small white dwarf, waiting to release, all this suppressed energy, exploding in space, yet I sit here now, with tears on my face, I feel like I can grasp, understanding Adams' plea, when he asks the question, "Whatayawantfromme", so simple, so pure, this inquiry, words flowing, still with no answer, Where I am going? Gomer LePoet...
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Nov 2, 2011
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:22 PM UTC
Where I am going?
[These statues were exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum after the sculptor's death. The figures alluded to are the famous statue of Abraham Lincoln, and the monument in memory of Mrs. Henry Adams, the original of which is in the Rock Creek Cemetery at Washington. --Max Eastman] POET, thy dreams are grateful to the air And the light loves them. Tho' they murmur not, Their carven stillness is a music rare, And like the song of one whose tongue hath caught The clear ethereal essence of his thought. I hear the talkers come, the changing throngs That with the fashions of a day surround Thy visions, and I hear them quell their tongues, And hush their querulous shoes upon the ground; Thy dreams are with the crown of silence crowned-- Though they feel not the glowing diadem, Who sleep for aye in their cool shapes of stone. Nor ever will the sunlight waken them, Nor ever will they turn their eyes and moan, To think that their brief Poet's life is gone. The tender and the lofty soul is gone, Who eyed them forth from darkness, and confessed His spirit's motion in unmoving stone. His praise upon no mortal tongue doth rest; By these unwhispering lips it is expressed. Soon will the ample arms of night withdraw Her shuffling children from the twilit hall-- From that heroic presence, in dim awe Of whom the dark withholds a while her pall, And leaves him luminous above them all. Then are ye lost in darkness and alone, Ye ghostly spirits! And the moment rare Doth quicken that too sad and nameless stone, To move her robe, and spill her sable hair, And be in silence mingled with the air; For she is one with the dim glimmering hour, And the white spirits beautiful and still, And the veiled memory of the vanished power That moulded them, the high and infinite will That earth begets and earth does not fulfil.
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The Saint Gaudens Statues
[These statues were exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum after the sculptor's death. The figures alluded to are the famous statue of Abraham Lincoln, and the monument in memory of Mrs. Henry Adams, the original of which is in the Rock Creek Cemetery at Washington. --Max Eastman] POET, thy dreams are grateful to the air And the light loves them. Tho' they murmur not, Their carven stillness is a music rare, And like the song of one whose tongue hath caught The clear ethereal essence of his thought. I hear the talkers come, the changing throngs That with the fashions of a day surround Thy visions, and I hear them quell their tongues, And hush their querulous shoes upon the ground; Thy dreams are with the crown of silence crowned-- Though they feel not the glowing diadem, Who sleep for aye in their cool shapes of stone. Nor ever will the sunlight waken them, Nor ever will they turn their eyes and moan, To think that their brief Poet's life is gone. The tender and the lofty soul is gone, Who eyed them forth from darkness, and confessed His spirit's motion in unmoving stone. His praise upon no mortal tongue doth rest; By these unwhispering lips it is expressed. Soon will the ample arms of night withdraw Her shuffling children from the twilit hall-- From that heroic presence, in dim awe Of whom the dark withholds a while her pall, And leaves him luminous above them all. Then are ye lost in darkness and alone, Ye ghostly spirits! And the moment rare Doth quicken that too sad and nameless stone, To move her robe, and spill her sable hair, And be in silence mingled with the air; For she is one with the dim glimmering hour, And the white spirits beautiful and still, And the veiled memory of the vanished power That moulded them, the high and infinite will That earth begets and earth does not fulfil.
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It takes alot Loving you in these shoes. It isn't horrible. The way they fit. The way they look. Loving you in these shoes of mine. It doesn't take much effort. To slide my feet in. Tie them, before a single step is taken. Knowing all that goes unseen. The padding & cushioning. The flex of each step, The urgency of how I long. Revealing how much I've thought of you. The many steps and puddles these shoes have walked. They aren't waterproof. They aren't well protected from wear & tear. Loving you in these shoes of mine. They are far from dress shoes, Not even close to casual shoes. They aren't the type of brand shoe everyone is in line to buy. Stacy Adams, Adidas, Jordan. Loving you in these shoes, No one knows where to find them. How many times they've come loose. How many times the cushion has been replaced. Loving you in these shoes of mine. Knowing you've checked the tags of the name brand shoes. The appeal of readily available colors
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 2:18 AM UTC
These Shoes