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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 9:05 AM UTC
No. 978
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                                  Asphalt Man                                   Phantasm La                                   Shaman Plat                                   Asthma Plan ****** Hast ****** Hats ****** Shat Napalms Hat Plasma Than Sampan Halt Sampan Lath                                                                     Manta Plash                                                                     A Plasma Nth                                                                     A Ham Plants                                                                     A Hams Plant A Mash Plant A Sham Plant A Maths Plan A Math Plans A Than Palms A Than Lamps A Than Psalm Aha Plant Ms Alpha Tan Ms Alpha Ant Ms Lama Pas Nth Lama Asp Nth Lama Spa Nth Lama Sap Nth Lamas Pa Nth **** Path Ms **** Phat Ms Natal Hap Ms Alas Amp Nth Alas Map Nth Ha Lam Pants Ha Palm Tans Ha Palm Ants Ha Lamp Tans Ha Lamp Ants Ha Palms Tan Ha Palms Ant Ha Lamps Tan Ha Lamps Ant Ha Psalm Tan Ha Psalm Ant Ha 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Emerging economies. What they’re emerging from I don’t know. My guess, the depths of hell. From the frying pan, right into the fire, or worse; a well. A deep hole stronger than gravity, the force. To be forever under the thumb of remorse. A modern era of endless acts, policies and bla bla bla. Shut up with all your platitudes. I see what’s really going on. Aha! You speak of sustainable development. Nice to know that you’ve led by example. Carried the mantle for all these years. Centuries of ruthlessness, now veiled in sheep’s clothing. But you won’t shut up. Because you don’t speak. You never have. You just do. Each day that goes by, you carry on anew. Behind all the talk of hope, equality and more progress, it seems the wolves are lurking. Cooking up the next tool to subdue countless. This time, not behind closed doors. But in plain sight. It’s scary to imagine such spite. Each year that goes by it becomes clearer that you never cared. You sold guns, drugs and all kinds of war. And each time, you kept coming back for more. You’ve built up antibodies that ensure your survival. But sometimes I wonder if you’re alive at all. But what do I know? Maybe you’re more alive than ever. Doing what you do best but always more clever. That not even the most stable of geniuses can evade your pressure. A strong enough foundation that each break makes you stronger, So strong that not even the Gremlin can take you under.   Against this dreary background, foregrounded is nothing short of magical. Beyond hope, prayers or a thoughtless radical. Or maybe this is all just fake outrage. An attempt to evade the boredom of this endless monotony and baggage. Or maybe, the term is out of date. Like every other, that makes me increasingly more irate. In which case, this poem is at least ten years late. Or maybe there are too many maybes’. And I’m perfectly suited for this time of vague uneasiness and indifference. In which case, my imagination probably needs more sociology and less a lesson in rhymes.
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 1:44 PM UTC
"Emerging Economies"
Emerging economies. What they’re emerging from I don’t know. My guess, the depths of hell. From the frying pan, right into the fire, or worse; a well. A deep hole stronger than gravity, the force. To be forever under the thumb of remorse. A modern era of endless acts, policies and bla bla bla. Shut up with all your platitudes. I see what’s really going on. Aha! You speak of sustainable development. Nice to know that you’ve led by example. Carried the mantle for all these years. Centuries of ruthlessness, now veiled in sheep’s clothing. But you won’t shut up. Because you don’t speak. You never have. You just do. Each day that goes by, you carry on anew. Behind all the talk of hope, equality and more progress, it seems the wolves are lurking. Cooking up the next tool to subdue countless. This time, not behind closed doors. But in plain sight. It’s scary to imagine such spite. Each year that goes by it becomes clearer that you never cared. You sold guns, drugs and all kinds of war. And each time, you kept coming back for more. You’ve built up antibodies that ensure your survival. But sometimes I wonder if you’re alive at all. But what do I know? Maybe you’re more alive than ever. Doing what you do best but always more clever. That not even the most stable of geniuses can evade your pressure. A strong enough foundation that each break makes you stronger, So strong that not even the Gremlin can take you under.   Against this dreary background, foregrounded is nothing short of magical. Beyond hope, prayers or a thoughtless radical. Or maybe this is all just fake outrage. An attempt to evade the boredom of this endless monotony and baggage. Or maybe, the term is out of date. Like every other, that makes me increasingly more irate. In which case, this poem is at least ten years late. Or maybe there are too many maybes’. And I’m perfectly suited for this time of vague uneasiness and indifference. In which case, my imagination probably needs more sociology and less a lesson in rhymes.
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You-will-not-lie, -bed-chambers-long, For I, -am-coming-to-get, YOU! Clawed-through-the-dirt, -up-the-roots, I am here, -come-to-get, YOU! Followed-tree-roots, -that-sweet-smelling-Earth! Here now! -It's time-to-forget-YOUTH. *HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! Aha Ha Ha Ha,  -The Goblins Attack!!* * *Grab-you-and-cover-those-murmuring-cries. Drag-you-away, I have got, YOU! Hungry-I, watering-mouth-glistening-eyes! Bundle-of-joy, I have got, YOU! Jump-down-tunnel-for-you-are-my-prize. Look-at-you-now, my-sweet-tasty-meat-PIE! *HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! HALLOWEEN THIS! HALLOWEEN THAT! Aha Ha Ha Ha,  -The Goblins Attack!!* Addendum: The name appears to be an amalgamation etymologically of roots from Greek, Sanskrit and Sumerian. If, of course, you choose to translate it that way. I assume Plato to be an authority on the Ancient Greek's tendency to combine the words of multiple mythologies sharing similar characters linguistically. The purpose of the hyphenation is to suggest the tempo and speed of the rhyme's cadence. Kalikantzaroi 'The Demon's of Earth'
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Jun 19, 2018
Jun 19, 2018 at 10:09 PM UTC
Kalikantzaroi
I have hands that won’t keep to themselves. They are always rummaging and dancing and clapping and snapping and opening and closing and trying to fix every single broken thing they can find. And that includes you. My heart is a bottomless pit for aches. Not mine, but yours. It’s almost a cursed thing, how despite its size being only that of my fist, my heart always finds a way to squeeze in some new hurt into the spaces that before you, I never knew existed. There they stay; and like all things that stay, with enough time, become part of their surroundings. I can’t tell whose cut is whose anymore. Put me in a room full of people. Blindfold me. Spin me like a tornado. Make me stop. My outstretched fingers will be reaching for the most broken souls in the room. Call it compassion. Kindness. Empathy. Whatever you like, but there is a fine, fine line between that and the way I bleed. Oh, how I bleed. Forgive my boldness when I say I won’t even try to make you understand the fact that I do somehow understand. Think of it this way: ripples. And I always get the last one. I’m still a child. I like to play pretend. I’m a doctor. I’m a superhero. I’m the one with all the answers, all the weapons, all the magical cures. Take that! And that! Ha! Aha! Ha! Ha… Ha. As the years wear on, I see that my tools aren’t right, and that my cape is too tight around my neck. I don’t have all the answers. No weapons. No magical cures. I’m just a girl trying to play the part that was never hers. And it’s taken me three volcano boys, a couple of glass-bottomed hearted girls, and just about the rest of the world to realize that I am not the Savior. My hands were not made to heal every heart they rest themselves upon, or to fill that vacuum inside every man, one that nothing, nothing, nothing in this world will ever make whole. So here. I let go of every burden that’s been causing me to stoop and to stumble, every pressing weight that’s been keeping me from keeping faith, every heavy yoke that’s been causing me to choke on things I never should have let in in the first place. Yet I will continue to love you. I have come to learn that love has a lot of ugly before it becomes beautiful, a lot of hurt before healing’s arrival, a lot of you before any of me. My part is done. These fidgety fingers no longer carry suffering. Here, let me see yours, though battle scarred and bruised. You’ve been bearing more than you were built for, beloved. I think it’s time to surrender.
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
Hands
I have hands that won’t keep to themselves. They are always rummaging and dancing and clapping and snapping and opening and closing and trying to fix every single broken thing they can find. And that includes you. My heart is a bottomless pit for aches. Not mine, but yours. It’s almost a cursed thing, how despite its size being only that of my fist, my heart always finds a way to squeeze in some new hurt into the spaces that before you, I never knew existed. There they stay; and like all things that stay, with enough time, become part of their surroundings. I can’t tell whose cut is whose anymore. Put me in a room full of people. Blindfold me. Spin me like a tornado. Make me stop. My outstretched fingers will be reaching for the most broken souls in the room. Call it compassion. Kindness. Empathy. Whatever you like, but there is a fine, fine line between that and the way I bleed. Oh, how I bleed. Forgive my boldness when I say I won’t even try to make you understand the fact that I do somehow understand. Think of it this way: ripples. And I always get the last one. I’m still a child. I like to play pretend. I’m a doctor. I’m a superhero. I’m the one with all the answers, all the weapons, all the magical cures. Take that! And that! Ha! Aha! Ha! Ha… Ha. As the years wear on, I see that my tools aren’t right, and that my cape is too tight around my neck. I don’t have all the answers. No weapons. No magical cures. I’m just a girl trying to play the part that was never hers. And it’s taken me three volcano boys, a couple of glass-bottomed hearted girls, and just about the rest of the world to realize that I am not the Savior. My hands were not made to heal every heart they rest themselves upon, or to fill that vacuum inside every man, one that nothing, nothing, nothing in this world will ever make whole. So here. I let go of every burden that’s been causing me to stoop and to stumble, every pressing weight that’s been keeping me from keeping faith, every heavy yoke that’s been causing me to choke on things I never should have let in in the first place. Yet I will continue to love you. I have come to learn that love has a lot of ugly before it becomes beautiful, a lot of hurt before healing’s arrival, a lot of you before any of me. My part is done. These fidgety fingers no longer carry suffering. Here, let me see yours, though battle scarred and bruised. You’ve been bearing more than you were built for, beloved. I think it’s time to surrender.
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I drift alone on this sea of life Searching the skies for an answer I search the stars and endless blue Though I rarely find the answer I'm after I know what you're thinking If you're tired of drifting just put down your anchor But my boat starts sinking It doesn't work in my favor What is an anchor? It's something that lies on the sea's ground Something that will hold you down The reason why I almost drown But I need it. I need to have the depression I crave the tears I've been living with the tragedy of me for all these years Balance I crave the kite The manic episodes of my existence My ideas are vast I show persistence I fly high above people and I feel my spirit soar I grab on to the strings when I cant take anymore But the landing is always rough It's unpredictable and fast Aha! I found my answer alas! I hold on to my kite while I drag my anchor So my boat can float comfortably on the sea I love my kite and my anchor They are the two most extreme parts of me
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 1:51 PM UTC
The Kite and The Anchor
The sun hung low, sliding down below the trees, whose leaves had turned a golden yellow from autumn's adoring kiss. The clouds looked gray, seeming to bring in thunderstorms that weren't to come, at least not today. We spoke of mysteries, created poetry in our realizations, harmony fostered with the gentle breeze as we laughed. The aha's and uhuh's, the self-discovery and conceptualization, they were the sermons, the creed, the metanoia. The rooftop sunset was the sanctuary, the gust of wind the hymns, the moments of silence were moments of reverence, our spirituality birthed in the gravel under our feet. The world is our religion.
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 2:05 AM UTC
Church
It costs me never a stab nor squirm To tread by chance upon a worm. "Aha, my little dear," I say, "Your clan will pay me back one day."
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Thought For A Sunshiny Morning
When I was a little boy, say when I was six, my dad calls to me and he says: Come, boy – let’s sit in our courtyard; let’s sit below the stars and I’ll tell you a story. It’s been told long in our village, and passed on from wise fathers to growing sons. Long ago, goes the story Farmer Somu wanted his daughter Meena to marry the Strongest in the world and so he set out on a journey with his daughter to seek the World’s Strongest One And what were they going to do, little boy? says my father to me. They are going to look for the Strongest One, I say; and my father says: Ah, you clever son of a clever man. And when they walked past the rice fields they saw farmers wiping their brows and they said: ‘My, how strong the sun shines!’ ‘Aha,’ said Somu, ‘I think I’ve found the Strongest One. Come, Meena,’ he said, ‘let’s talk to the Sun.’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think Somu asked the Sun? And I say to my father: Oh Sun, Will you marry my daughter? And my father says, excitedly: Exactly! Exactly! Oh , you brilliant son of a brilliant man.* ‘Oh Sun, will you marry my daughter for she is the Prettiest and you are the Strongest?’ ‘But,’ said the Sun, ‘the cloud is stronger than I for have you not noticed how often the cloud blocks me out and I can’t do a thing until he decides to move?’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think Somu replied to the Sun? Oh, you weakling Sun – I’m not even talking to you! comes my quick reply. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you clever son of a clever man!* ‘Weakling Sun stand out of my way and Oh you most powerful cloud – will you marry my daughter for she is Prettiest and you the Strongest?’ And the Cloud replied: ‘But ah, I am not the Strongest for the wind just blows me away!’ And what do you think, my clever boy, what do you think Somu did next? And I answer my dad: Well, dad - Farmer Somu drags his daughter Meena to the Wind. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you brilliant son of a brilliant man! ‘O Wind you should marry Meena who is Prettiest in the world as you are the Strongest.’ But the Wind replied: ‘Ah, you don’t know how Strong the mountain is for he blocks my way and he breaks me down.’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think was Somu’s reply to the Wind? Oh, you useless Wind – I’m ashamed I even considered you! I reply. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you clever son of a clever man!* ‘Oh, you useless Wind – I’m ashamed I even considered you!’ said Farmer Somu and he dragged his daughter along to meet the mountain and he said to the mountain: ‘Most Honored Mountain I have heard of your strength and so I have brought you Meena who is the Prettiest.’ But the Mounatin replied: ‘Oh Sir, I am not deserving of such a rare beauty for the rat gnaws holes in my sides and so is Stronger than I.’ And what do you think, dear son, says my father to me – what do you think Somu does next? And I reply quite impatiently: Somu takes his daughter to the rat? Exactly! Exactly! shouts my dad. Exactly, you brainy son of a brainy man! And the Rat told Somu: ‘Alas, Sir though your daughter is most desirable I cannot marry her for the hyena is far stronger than me for he has eaten many of my family!’ And so they walk to the hyena, says my father to me. And what do you think Somu tells the hyena? And I reply: Oh hyena – marry my daughter for she is Prettiest and you are Strongest! And my father says: Oh you are right, boy! You are right – Oh you brilliant son of a brilliant man! ‘Sir Hyena Most Revered Sir Hyena do marry Meena for she is Prettiest and you the Strongest!’ And Sir hyena replied: ‘Ok. I ask for no dowry just leave her with me with no ceremony.’ And what do you think , asks my father, Somu did? And I reply: He left Meena with the hyena. And my father shouts excitedly: Oh, how right you are! How right you are! You clever child of a clever man. And no sooner had Somu left the hyena took Meena to his cave and he ate her all skin and bone… Ah what a tragic end; what a horrid end… *And dear son, says my father to me, what is the moral of this story? Many, I say. But two are: Use your wits and stay alive. Never allow yourself to be dragged around. And my father jumps up and he is excited: Oh how right! How right! You brilliant son of a brilliant father! And he turns to my mother who has joined us at the courtyard and he says: See how clever our son is – he knows all the answers! Such a brilliant son of a brilliant father! And my mother’s retort is swift: It’s not that he’s brilliant or you either. You’ve told him this story a hundred times, you silly man! And it’s always the same words! And I would have kicked my father if I were Meena!*
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Oct 4, 2010
Oct 4, 2010 at 11:42 PM UTC
The Prettiest for the Strongest
When I was a little boy, say when I was six, my dad calls to me and he says: Come, boy – let’s sit in our courtyard; let’s sit below the stars and I’ll tell you a story. It’s been told long in our village, and passed on from wise fathers to growing sons. Long ago, goes the story Farmer Somu wanted his daughter Meena to marry the Strongest in the world and so he set out on a journey with his daughter to seek the World’s Strongest One And what were they going to do, little boy? says my father to me. They are going to look for the Strongest One, I say; and my father says: Ah, you clever son of a clever man. And when they walked past the rice fields they saw farmers wiping their brows and they said: ‘My, how strong the sun shines!’ ‘Aha,’ said Somu, ‘I think I’ve found the Strongest One. Come, Meena,’ he said, ‘let’s talk to the Sun.’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think Somu asked the Sun? And I say to my father: Oh Sun, Will you marry my daughter? And my father says, excitedly: Exactly! Exactly! Oh , you brilliant son of a brilliant man.* ‘Oh Sun, will you marry my daughter for she is the Prettiest and you are the Strongest?’ ‘But,’ said the Sun, ‘the cloud is stronger than I for have you not noticed how often the cloud blocks me out and I can’t do a thing until he decides to move?’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think Somu replied to the Sun? Oh, you weakling Sun – I’m not even talking to you! comes my quick reply. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you clever son of a clever man!* ‘Weakling Sun stand out of my way and Oh you most powerful cloud – will you marry my daughter for she is Prettiest and you the Strongest?’ And the Cloud replied: ‘But ah, I am not the Strongest for the wind just blows me away!’ And what do you think, my clever boy, what do you think Somu did next? And I answer my dad: Well, dad - Farmer Somu drags his daughter Meena to the Wind. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you brilliant son of a brilliant man! ‘O Wind you should marry Meena who is Prettiest in the world as you are the Strongest.’ But the Wind replied: ‘Ah, you don’t know how Strong the mountain is for he blocks my way and he breaks me down.’ *And what do you think, my little boy, what do you think was Somu’s reply to the Wind? Oh, you useless Wind – I’m ashamed I even considered you! I reply. And my father says: Oh how right you are – you clever son of a clever man!* ‘Oh, you useless Wind – I’m ashamed I even considered you!’ said Farmer Somu and he dragged his daughter along to meet the mountain and he said to the mountain: ‘Most Honored Mountain I have heard of your strength and so I have brought you Meena who is the Prettiest.’ But the Mounatin replied: ‘Oh Sir, I am not deserving of such a rare beauty for the rat gnaws holes in my sides and so is Stronger than I.’ And what do you think, dear son, says my father to me – what do you think Somu does next? And I reply quite impatiently: Somu takes his daughter to the rat? Exactly! Exactly! shouts my dad. Exactly, you brainy son of a brainy man! And the Rat told Somu: ‘Alas, Sir though your daughter is most desirable I cannot marry her for the hyena is far stronger than me for he has eaten many of my family!’ And so they walk to the hyena, says my father to me. And what do you think Somu tells the hyena? And I reply: Oh hyena – marry my daughter for she is Prettiest and you are Strongest! And my father says: Oh you are right, boy! You are right – Oh you brilliant son of a brilliant man! ‘Sir Hyena Most Revered Sir Hyena do marry Meena for she is Prettiest and you the Strongest!’ And Sir hyena replied: ‘Ok. I ask for no dowry just leave her with me with no ceremony.’ And what do you think , asks my father, Somu did? And I reply: He left Meena with the hyena. And my father shouts excitedly: Oh, how right you are! How right you are! You clever child of a clever man. And no sooner had Somu left the hyena took Meena to his cave and he ate her all skin and bone… Ah what a tragic end; what a horrid end… *And dear son, says my father to me, what is the moral of this story? Many, I say. But two are: Use your wits and stay alive. Never allow yourself to be dragged around. And my father jumps up and he is excited: Oh how right! How right! You brilliant son of a brilliant father! And he turns to my mother who has joined us at the courtyard and he says: See how clever our son is – he knows all the answers! Such a brilliant son of a brilliant father! And my mother’s retort is swift: It’s not that he’s brilliant or you either. You’ve told him this story a hundred times, you silly man! And it’s always the same words! And I would have kicked my father if I were Meena!*
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This has been a time of Great moments, aha moments, kind moments, accepting moments, releasing moments, good moments, smiling moments, sad moments, open moments, closed moments, moments of fear, moments of joy, moments of not understanding to moments of understanding. All these moments together, plus many more moments have come together to create Your Glorious Life. Your Being! The Unconditional Love that You are. So, take each moment and know that in each moment the only limits you have are the ones You create!!! Embrace each moment because...YOU ARE THE MOMENT!!!! Now lets do this Thing!!!!!
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Sep 22, 2017
Sep 22, 2017 at 11:01 AM UTC
Moments
When ranchers decide to do a thing, Sometimes they just go through it. What follows is a little fling A neighbor did...don't do it. The clearing of the land requires a little fortitude Some ingenuity, and luck, and not a little courage. So A.D. Volbrecht's story, though a little crude, Is only strange to those who eat milk toast and porridge. Rather than tear an old house down to clear a farming space, A.D. enlisted help from his oldest son to haul the thing away. Together then, the two grown men took on a moving race To see if they could jack the house and move it in one day. The morning saw a Donahue, low slung and meant to haul, Waiting as the house was raised, (unsteady on new legs) Then slowly lowered down again. T'would make a feller bawl To see the old home place prepare to pack its bags. Son Zane began a steady pull to move the old house home, And A.D. took his place in front, flashers and flags to warn. Slow going was their pace, and traffic stopped up some; The actual move was tougher than the plan they'd formed. So seven miles became a half a day, and challenges arose How ever would they move the thing through town? The power lines and traffic cops were obstacles; who knows What kinds of tickets they'd be writing down? Up ahead the airport gleamed, the tarmac shimmered black. "Aha!" old A.D. cried, "I've found the way around!" Hard left he turned on a county road, and cut the fence in back And guided Zane and the old home shack to airport ground. Western Airways flight was due sometime that afternoon; Old AD rattled on up Runway One, old pickup running fast, To find a gate to let the old house through, (and none too soon); The tractor and its load sputtered through the parking lot at last. In June a few years back, a farmer and his son pulled off a heist. Stole some runway time and cut their journey short... No harm done, though they'd never do it twice Without winding up defenseless in the county court.
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Apr 10, 2013
Apr 10, 2013 at 7:56 AM UTC
Runway Surprises
When ranchers decide to do a thing, Sometimes they just go through it. What follows is a little fling A neighbor did...don't do it. The clearing of the land requires a little fortitude Some ingenuity, and luck, and not a little courage. So A.D. Volbrecht's story, though a little crude, Is only strange to those who eat milk toast and porridge. Rather than tear an old house down to clear a farming space, A.D. enlisted help from his oldest son to haul the thing away. Together then, the two grown men took on a moving race To see if they could jack the house and move it in one day. The morning saw a Donahue, low slung and meant to haul, Waiting as the house was raised, (unsteady on new legs) Then slowly lowered down again. T'would make a feller bawl To see the old home place prepare to pack its bags. Son Zane began a steady pull to move the old house home, And A.D. took his place in front, flashers and flags to warn. Slow going was their pace, and traffic stopped up some; The actual move was tougher than the plan they'd formed. So seven miles became a half a day, and challenges arose How ever would they move the thing through town? The power lines and traffic cops were obstacles; who knows What kinds of tickets they'd be writing down? Up ahead the airport gleamed, the tarmac shimmered black. "Aha!" old A.D. cried, "I've found the way around!" Hard left he turned on a county road, and cut the fence in back And guided Zane and the old home shack to airport ground. Western Airways flight was due sometime that afternoon; Old AD rattled on up Runway One, old pickup running fast, To find a gate to let the old house through, (and none too soon); The tractor and its load sputtered through the parking lot at last. In June a few years back, a farmer and his son pulled off a heist. Stole some runway time and cut their journey short... No harm done, though they'd never do it twice Without winding up defenseless in the county court.
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I love her. She is the epitome of beauty, Her golden radiance pierces me harshly, Those soft blue eyes get the best of me, I just want to caress her gently, softly, But there is him. He has her love, they seem so enthused, I'm sitting in silence until they come to amuse, She is supposed to care for me, but I always lose, I must find a secret to set off her fuse, He is the worst thing for her. It seems no matter how much I whine, He won't go away, so I will work to find, A new way of control, aha! brilliant mind, I'll watch his every move and work to mime, I love him. What he likes, I like, he loves, I love, I'm a miniature version, his proud little bud, Bonded by time, a woman and blood, I've made my way closer to my gorgeous dove, I love her still.
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 11:13 PM UTC
Oedipus
Back in the days when my friend Grisham John started as a teenage artist,  he was poor and had but onions and yogurt for meals; and once he stole some paint from the local corner shop "Aha, caught you red-handed," said the cliche-infested store-owner *"Give me a reason why I should not call the police"* "Well," said John Grisham cock-sure of his talent *"I can immortalize you as 'Scrooge in Red' or 'Generosity in Psychedelic' You choose..."* --------------------------------------------------------- so when Grisham John comes to your town,  look out for, amongst his exhibits: *"Generosity in Psychedelic with inset of Scrooge in Red"*
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 4:09 AM UTC
Grisham John stole paint
Aha! That's it! This answer may stick!! And it's!! ....uhmm..
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 12:27 PM UTC
Stoner Epiphanies (10W)
Where are you Amidst the trees? Hiding? No, not you You noble valiant thing I thought you were a king Not a refugee Leaping from page to page From thought to age Evading the tinkerer's jail Of memory Paid ransom by some other script Take a rest You've been running for infinity But you've finally run right into the wrong time: Yours Pass into potential's clearing long enough For my swift stab Aha! "Penned" to paper Shall we begin The inked interrogation To see what lies within, o suspect Accused of rhyme?
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 1:44 PM UTC
Poem Appear
I wish I could party with Leonardo DiCaprio We'd be crazier than "The Wolf of Wall Street" Johnny Depp would be there, too, riding in the backseat He would come up and sit with Leo and I, at the party on the couch And say "Arnie stop it, you're doing too much coke. AHA, just kidding now scoot over and let me have a blow." After we'd wipe our noses, up we go To dance, dance, dance and drink drinks that glow Hours on end we would spend our money brutally Because our money basically speaks english fluently Yeah, Leonardo DiCaprio would be a badass friend Johnny Depp too, we'd have too much fun in the end
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 3:12 PM UTC
Leonardo DiCaprio
Jealously rises like smoke. Obvious hoax. How could she? But I know his loyalty. She can't take what's mine. He's beautifully divine. But maybe she already has. Looks like midnight talks like jazz. No... He'll return. Right before she burns. To what he knows is true. He was just confused. Aha. Wait for his common sense. Get away from the evil ***** Her lips curling. Potion mist swirling. Rotten, stale or dead. She's inside his head. Her breath intermixed. Almost with his kiss. Dark hair. Lingering glare. I feel her hate. But she'll take my bait. Her smirk won't fool me. He wants me solely. One choice for him to make. Love and happiness or wretched snake
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 1:02 AM UTC
Evil *****
_Acceptance that in this life Blood and sinew define me And yet my mind can fly, Doesn’t come easily. To find the pivot point, The sweet spot where form and fancy Co-exist in perfect balance, Eludes me most of the time. To lose myself in the dreck of daily life dulls my spirit; To reject the limitations of my reality Leaves me stranded in the in between spaces Where discontent, longing and self-doubt flourish. Engaging in this power struggle Between my earth and my ether Leads me to gainsay one half of my whole, Either or, vice versa, within or without. To find a ***** in my own armour, To prise open the gap, To embrace the paradox which is this person named “I”, And walk the tightrope with panache...aha!_
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Oct 21, 2021
Oct 21, 2021 at 7:02 PM UTC
IN BETWEEN
i care, i really do... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha   ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha    ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha... no, i do... i'm trying...    ha ha...      i'm just imagining what that one word looks like in Hebrew... the...    ha-shem... i.e.      the-name.... laughing, but at the same time saying the definite article over, and over, and over again... the the the the... v'eh v'eh v'eh... "point"?!    what point?! calling a cactus a ******* cactus?    or calling it an semiticl headscarf?   which is which? a skirt just covering the knee?!     better ask your women to wear gloves... i seem to enjoy the fact that the most ****** part of a woman, are her hands... geisha hands...   and wrists i could look at like i might an enjoy an hour with a bottle of wine... aha!                tell me...   what's the difference between a didgeridoo...    and a modern, nordic shamanic chant akin to to the berserker warcry in one of heilung's song, notably          alfadhirhaiti where the audience go mad with fervor & fury...       because didn't you know, they say: don't take to d.n.a. ancestor testing, watch what you absorb culturally... from what i heard... the ugly vikings founded the city of Kiev, so they must have passed past my parts... hidden Baltic - grazing mother of soured milk that intermediates a stasis prior to yogurt - no wolves in england...     i'll pet a a fox therefore...             scoop and swoon - the baronical patience of a shadow admirer.; even if the Jews have abandoned Europe... what the left?           is beside the origin of what the crucifix constitutes...           even if the Jews abandoned Europe, what they pressed was the antagonism of Greece - they pursued ancient Greece - until the world, and all matters Latin - stood to understand -          the Jews left Europe, abandoning the pursuit of Greek - penitent people, noble people...    until the library of Nag Hammadi emerged from the sands of both time, and Egypt...    noble people... penitent people... these Israelites - these Jobs of disgruntled time -    Hiob, Yob, Hiob, Job... i am barren in wanting to "forgive" the Jews...    how they pursued ancient Greek to avenge the emergence of the Second Troy in Rome... with Rome...            no Greek will stand on these words with an Achilles heel...       the Jews pursued the Greek revisionism of their testament long enough...       as what Nero found hilarious... i take to wind and soul with       a drunk mind,                   but a sober heart.
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 8:38 PM UTC
heilung's shaman and a didgeridoo
i care, i really do... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha   ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha    ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha... no, i do... i'm trying...    ha ha...      i'm just imagining what that one word looks like in Hebrew... the...    ha-shem... i.e.      the-name.... laughing, but at the same time saying the definite article over, and over, and over again... the the the the... v'eh v'eh v'eh... "point"?!    what point?! calling a cactus a ******* cactus?    or calling it an semiticl headscarf?   which is which? a skirt just covering the knee?!     better ask your women to wear gloves... i seem to enjoy the fact that the most ****** part of a woman, are her hands... geisha hands...   and wrists i could look at like i might an enjoy an hour with a bottle of wine... aha!                tell me...   what's the difference between a didgeridoo...    and a modern, nordic shamanic chant akin to to the berserker warcry in one of heilung's song, notably          alfadhirhaiti where the audience go mad with fervor & fury...       because didn't you know, they say: don't take to d.n.a. ancestor testing, watch what you absorb culturally... from what i heard... the ugly vikings founded the city of Kiev, so they must have passed past my parts... hidden Baltic - grazing mother of soured milk that intermediates a stasis prior to yogurt - no wolves in england...     i'll pet a a fox therefore...             scoop and swoon - the baronical patience of a shadow admirer.; even if the Jews have abandoned Europe... what the left?           is beside the origin of what the crucifix constitutes...           even if the Jews abandoned Europe, what they pressed was the antagonism of Greece - they pursued ancient Greece - until the world, and all matters Latin - stood to understand -          the Jews left Europe, abandoning the pursuit of Greek - penitent people, noble people...    until the library of Nag Hammadi emerged from the sands of both time, and Egypt...    noble people... penitent people... these Israelites - these Jobs of disgruntled time -    Hiob, Yob, Hiob, Job... i am barren in wanting to "forgive" the Jews...    how they pursued ancient Greek to avenge the emergence of the Second Troy in Rome... with Rome...            no Greek will stand on these words with an Achilles heel...       the Jews pursued the Greek revisionism of their testament long enough...       as what Nero found hilarious... i take to wind and soul with       a drunk mind,                   but a sober heart.
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Grey-Green-Red-Brown Dawn stains right through a.m. sky                      so the atmosphere                      looks weird today. The forecast calls for heat again; that silent, seething drum that beats         the blood-drenched dollar sky-- beats out a March of Ages-- beats us copper lumps to shape. The shelf we Occupy on this drifting westward continent, constructed from the flesh that fell from our fathers' hands, from the bones of distant lands becomes a dusty storage closet         for the corpses of our days Our days--aha. That's supply and demand, kid. What's a life but flesh-time? And what's time if not money? Nothing! Nothing is anything                    but money. You. Are money. Like time. Sleep well tonight. And set your clock. You gotta work to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies (and Midwestern ones alike) Sink real slow beneath the surface of that rising ocean of noise-- growing louder--hot air melting ice caps. Watch that boiling, acid ocean roll in on the tide and sink beneath the waves of noise--                of monotone voices-- sawdust seasoning on cardboard-- crying, "These colors don't run!" and, "Stand your ground!" and for fun, when bored, answer the                  Call of Duty. It's that silent, seething drum beating 'gainst THE TERRORISTS while we deny the summer heat as we sweat in SUPERBOWL SUNDAY dreams, Like it beat against the COMMUNISTS through all our TOP GUN weekends, Like it drums up portraits of               vampire fanged IMMIGRANTS                                            and ILLEGALS while we guzzle our BEER and sweat beneath those acne-scarred skies on the FOURTH OF JULY. Sleep well tonight And set your clock. Don't wanna be late for work, to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies           (and Midwestern ones alike). What's that hum outside your window tonight, whirring, buzzing                  droning beneath the blood-drenched dollar sky?
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 12:40 PM UTC
American Re-Runs
Grey-Green-Red-Brown Dawn stains right through a.m. sky                      so the atmosphere                      looks weird today. The forecast calls for heat again; that silent, seething drum that beats         the blood-drenched dollar sky-- beats out a March of Ages-- beats us copper lumps to shape. The shelf we Occupy on this drifting westward continent, constructed from the flesh that fell from our fathers' hands, from the bones of distant lands becomes a dusty storage closet         for the corpses of our days Our days--aha. That's supply and demand, kid. What's a life but flesh-time? And what's time if not money? Nothing! Nothing is anything                    but money. You. Are money. Like time. Sleep well tonight. And set your clock. You gotta work to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies (and Midwestern ones alike) Sink real slow beneath the surface of that rising ocean of noise-- growing louder--hot air melting ice caps. Watch that boiling, acid ocean roll in on the tide and sink beneath the waves of noise--                of monotone voices-- sawdust seasoning on cardboard-- crying, "These colors don't run!" and, "Stand your ground!" and for fun, when bored, answer the                  Call of Duty. It's that silent, seething drum beating 'gainst THE TERRORISTS while we deny the summer heat as we sweat in SUPERBOWL SUNDAY dreams, Like it beat against the COMMUNISTS through all our TOP GUN weekends, Like it drums up portraits of               vampire fanged IMMIGRANTS                                            and ILLEGALS while we guzzle our BEER and sweat beneath those acne-scarred skies on the FOURTH OF JULY. Sleep well tonight And set your clock. Don't wanna be late for work, to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies           (and Midwestern ones alike). What's that hum outside your window tonight, whirring, buzzing                  droning beneath the blood-drenched dollar sky?
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This day is different from the other 364. Bukod sa birthday mo. Anniversary niyo pa. I may not be the best daughter. But Im the prettiest daughter naman e, aha! You have always been there for me, carefully watching me. Always ready to help me. It is your unconditional love and unending support, that I am always thankful of. Thank you will never be enough to show my gratitude and my happiness for having a mother like you. No word can be enough to say how great you are as a mom. Walang halong pang-uuto. My, we love you. We need you. Nina kuya. Ng mga kapatid ko. I wish you a Happy happy Birthday. Forever and always, I will be grateful to God for having you; Forever and always, I will love you. Magpapasko na. Pa- cheeseburger ka naman hehe. Sorry ** kanina. Sakit sa ulo haha.
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Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 9:53 AM UTC
Forever and Always
my neighbour came over, quick impromptu into the dog collar and you have your murderer and the priest; guilt ridden as if by small pox she sat on my bed: no ulterior motive, no auxiliaries of conscience to back-up now; a clear would-be **** victim... jewish so i had to stress my fascination with the jewish mysticism of kabbalah; and i did so in all earnest asking whether i said i am eh yeh correctly: also the whole bit of original interpretation the secrecy of the rabbinical aHa aHe males as rigid as consonants women as fluid as vowels ******** missing accents on eden's language of globalization that's short of tartan english of glasgow with key stress punctures of trans-punctuation crafted for either serious distinction on consonants, or ridiculous aesthetics when given to vowels of parisian stilettos: fancy ah fancy nah fancy a mistress in fishnet leggings? yes? no? maybe? undecided i see. trophy wife material... next!
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Dec 31, 2015
Dec 31, 2015 at 10:59 PM UTC
it feels like: http://tiny.cc/pm0r7x
.. …. …... …..... …........... ….................. …............ …..................... …............ …......................... …................. …..... barometric tendrils psuedo-random and hybrid sets growing like ivy in the clutches of time such a            chocking                    but actualising     grasp ..huh? what? oh yes! sorry, sorry come in, come in,                        ..you know, I too, once, like how you are now, was here too so                    very                                very                                              present. Aha! Oh yes! Permit me a mock stifled cry of ostentatious self derision, 'hee hee hee' aaaaaahhh.. I really was pitiful back then. seeing you there now, I feel oh so whimsical and overcome with ahem sorry. ..dank and musty cellars,     hashish and a can of beans. (baked, not fried, -we were really naive enough to believe that?- ) had it all back then though, didn't we? By which I mean we had nothing, but the conviction that obligation was something that actually meant something rather than a Cryptocurrency in a Ponzi scheme, (with a slice of lemon) confidence intervals stockpiled in the stocks of confidence men. Derivative markets oh, so very much so so very derivative idiomatic and ******* asinine.   ..Still, it does harken to its era, doesn't it? 'detached and disposable.' toothpicks limbs ideals all that goodness! I was supposed to be offering advice, wasn't I? Interpolate up some mediated conjecture. But the kids can look after themselves just fine, can't they? So our fiscal policy seems to think; 'I wager we shear up the youth to buy shares in implementing youth wages.' sorry, I guess it's an antiquated complaint, “think of the children!” , they say? Can't they see, the whole **** market's aimed at the proto-teens?? we do it all for them the little snots. laissez faire welfare hedge or double down? A shrubbery? Or a bacon butty with bread as ****** chicken and cheese? (I just vomited in my mouth a little, (how pastiche)) See, and people ask why I’m trapped in the past; the future's got me car sick. and honestly we're just brimming with history (the scourge of post-modernity) like a black moss spewed on the walls Poisoning visions and Rheumatic fever tearing up our lovely lovely pacified pay and display psuedo proto posterity …..... …................. …......................... …............ …..................... …............ ….................. …........... …..... …... …. ..
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 3:33 AM UTC
dialogues ii
.. …. …... …..... …........... ….................. …............ …..................... …............ …......................... …................. …..... barometric tendrils psuedo-random and hybrid sets growing like ivy in the clutches of time such a            chocking                    but actualising     grasp ..huh? what? oh yes! sorry, sorry come in, come in,                        ..you know, I too, once, like how you are now, was here too so                    very                                very                                              present. Aha! Oh yes! Permit me a mock stifled cry of ostentatious self derision, 'hee hee hee' aaaaaahhh.. I really was pitiful back then. seeing you there now, I feel oh so whimsical and overcome with ahem sorry. ..dank and musty cellars,     hashish and a can of beans. (baked, not fried, -we were really naive enough to believe that?- ) had it all back then though, didn't we? By which I mean we had nothing, but the conviction that obligation was something that actually meant something rather than a Cryptocurrency in a Ponzi scheme, (with a slice of lemon) confidence intervals stockpiled in the stocks of confidence men. Derivative markets oh, so very much so so very derivative idiomatic and ******* asinine.   ..Still, it does harken to its era, doesn't it? 'detached and disposable.' toothpicks limbs ideals all that goodness! I was supposed to be offering advice, wasn't I? Interpolate up some mediated conjecture. But the kids can look after themselves just fine, can't they? So our fiscal policy seems to think; 'I wager we shear up the youth to buy shares in implementing youth wages.' sorry, I guess it's an antiquated complaint, “think of the children!” , they say? Can't they see, the whole **** market's aimed at the proto-teens?? we do it all for them the little snots. laissez faire welfare hedge or double down? A shrubbery? Or a bacon butty with bread as ****** chicken and cheese? (I just vomited in my mouth a little, (how pastiche)) See, and people ask why I’m trapped in the past; the future's got me car sick. and honestly we're just brimming with history (the scourge of post-modernity) like a black moss spewed on the walls Poisoning visions and Rheumatic fever tearing up our lovely lovely pacified pay and display psuedo proto posterity …..... …................. …......................... …............ …..................... …............ ….................. …........... …..... …... …. ..
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*i've become as lazy as composers when writing titles, example of tautology is as lazy as beethoven's ninth symphony... yeah, grand... but what a dull title!* so i was reading this article about bim adewunmi about the singer laura mvula... and you know how it goes... leftist liberals tend to write tautological spaghetti, likened to bim's example: 'short-haired, dark-skinned black girl', bim, we get it... could have said rancid cinnamon for all i care... tautology is a logic of adding more salt than the salt required so it doesn't taste too salty when it does... i could also proof-read other journalists... restaurant critics are the best laughs, esp. when reshuffled like a ****** cabinet of the labour party to the opinion columns... then it's not called opinions section but table talk... a bit like saying: do i woo the sea back into this oyster before i gulp-down-the-hatch-it? well what do you expect, free democracy and subsequently free journalism has a judas kiss / brutus stab at everything, why not laugh at it as a useless get up in the morning read a newspaper be pulverised by stories from kingdoms far far away and opinions of people who'd send ******** dubbed soldiers off to the slaughter fields of Flanders so they can keep erectile egos ready for a salary readied... journalists always divert the heat & fire to the politicians... while journalists get away with satirising themselves, and i dare say, they are the clumsiest satirists of themselves, the most wonky ready to dismantle itself noumenons in existence. - journalist: huh? - the public - (elvis') aha uh um (frolicking without the stiff upper lip).
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 7:50 AM UTC
example of tautology
*i've become as lazy as composers when writing titles, example of tautology is as lazy as beethoven's ninth symphony... yeah, grand... but what a dull title!* so i was reading this article about bim adewunmi about the singer laura mvula... and you know how it goes... leftist liberals tend to write tautological spaghetti, likened to bim's example: 'short-haired, dark-skinned black girl', bim, we get it... could have said rancid cinnamon for all i care... tautology is a logic of adding more salt than the salt required so it doesn't taste too salty when it does... i could also proof-read other journalists... restaurant critics are the best laughs, esp. when reshuffled like a ****** cabinet of the labour party to the opinion columns... then it's not called opinions section but table talk... a bit like saying: do i woo the sea back into this oyster before i gulp-down-the-hatch-it? well what do you expect, free democracy and subsequently free journalism has a judas kiss / brutus stab at everything, why not laugh at it as a useless get up in the morning read a newspaper be pulverised by stories from kingdoms far far away and opinions of people who'd send ******** dubbed soldiers off to the slaughter fields of Flanders so they can keep erectile egos ready for a salary readied... journalists always divert the heat & fire to the politicians... while journalists get away with satirising themselves, and i dare say, they are the clumsiest satirists of themselves, the most wonky ready to dismantle itself noumenons in existence. - journalist: huh? - the public - (elvis') aha uh um (frolicking without the stiff upper lip).
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what do i need to get back on my feet? aha   ha ha. first of all there are no feet no one has feet and if they did there would be no getting back on them. there is only crawling and it is a miserable way to get around. what do i need? i need my hair to grow back at an unreasonably fast rate. i need the winter to retreat. i need the sun in the sky. i need someone to believe in me what do i need? a map. a bulldozer. warpaint. gold. ...and a winning attitude.
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 1:25 AM UTC
kick ***