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"But what if we're wrong?" It was silent But her thoughts echoed around in my head as we laid on top of her pickup truck I swatted at the eighteenth mosquito chewing on my leg I don't want this to be love We were tangled up in the acoustic music they play on the radio on Sunday mornings She was trying to dream up something clever to write about And I was pretending I could learn to play guitar through osmosis, As if blending myself in with the harmonies, finding her in every lyric, and sheer willpower would give me wings or at least magic guitar hands She set the alarm, checked it over and over She was not going to be late for her first day I told her I'd be asleep when she got home, she told me she knew I told her to wake me up I wasn't looking for perfect Perfect really only applies in first year physics courses After that, we learn to fall in love with "rough around the edges" or "unique" or "unfinished" As if their life is a puzzle that we need to complete Just so you know, it isn't She bought me breakfast and dropped me off She used to tell me she loved me, but I know she didn't She does now, so she doesn't have to say it anymore When I said, "love," before, I didn't really mean it Not like I mean loving the garden on the balcony of her apartment or thunderstorms in May Even if I was a puzzle that she completed (and I'm not saying that I am), we didn't need any glue to fit perfectly
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May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 9:17 PM UTC
Puzzle
Comfortable doesn't get results, hard work does: It applies to anything in life.
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
HardWork(Hw): Results
Lies are lies they deny you the truth. Truth is truth it denies you the lie. when examined closely both are exactly the same. They are interchangeable. People that tell the "truth" to you are denying you lies. How boring and dangerous and malevolent are people full of truth. Choose your religious truth--- Christian truth. Islamic truth. Judaic truth. Vedic Hindoo truth. Buddist truth. Capitalist truth. Socialist truth. Free market truth. Managed market truth. Monarchist truth. Democratic truth. Militarist truth. Liberal truth. Fascist truth. People that tell lies to you are denying you truthfulness. How boring and dangerous and malevolent are people full of lies. Choose your lies. Christian lies. Islamic lies. Judaic lies. Vedic Hindoo lies. Buddist lies. Capitalist lies. Socialist lies. Free market lies. Managed market lies. Monarchist lies. Democratic lies. Militarist lies. Liberal lies. Fascist lies. Truthfulness is neither truth nor lies. It exists on its own. Truthfulness is free of the Duality of Truth and Lies.. The individual Isness exists in the state of Separate and Merged with the Isness of the Universe. Permanent Mindlessness is unconditional love--just ask any Dog or Cat. The Mind separates us from the Isness of the Universe. The Mind creates Duality which is governed by Conditional Love. The individual Isness creates Unconditional Love(Consciousness) which is outside Duality. Mind cannot create Unconditional Love. The individual Isness cannot create Conditional Love. If you have Mind/Conditioned Identity in your head you cannot love Unconditionally. If you do not have Mind/Conditioned Identity then you can only love Unconditionally. If you have Mind and Conditioned Identity  you cannot be Merged with the Isness of the Universe. If you are Mindless and Conditioned Identityless you are merged with the Isness of the Universe. Conditional Love says I love you on Condition I can hate you. Unconditional Love says I will never stop loving you but I may dissapprove of your actions but I will never hate you because I cannot hate.. Conditional Love is selective--it only applies to Family and Friends and fellow GroupMind members. Unconditional Love is not selective--it applies to every living being--human or otherwise. Unconditional Love does not see people as Friends and Enemies. Unconditional Love sees people as individual Isness incarnated in bodies. Humans are deceived by the Mind into believing that the Conditioned Identity is their true Identity and deceived by the Mind into believing that they should leave the running of their brains and therefore their lives to the Mind. The individual Isness is a small but equal individual independent, nameless,formless,genderless,autonomous portion of the Isness of the Universe that people controlled by Mind are taught to call a Soul. The Soul is just another Mind created Conditioned Identity. The Atman is just another Mind created Conditioned Identity. The individual  Isness is formed from a small but equal portion of the essence of the Isness of the Universe and incarnated in a Human Body of either Gender-_male or female of any skin colour. www.beyondenlightenment.co.uk
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 1:24 AM UTC
Truth and Lies and Truthfulness and the Isness of the Universe
Lies are lies they deny you the truth. Truth is truth it denies you the lie. when examined closely both are exactly the same. They are interchangeable. People that tell the "truth" to you are denying you lies. How boring and dangerous and malevolent are people full of truth. Choose your religious truth--- Christian truth. Islamic truth. Judaic truth. Vedic Hindoo truth. Buddist truth. Capitalist truth. Socialist truth. Free market truth. Managed market truth. Monarchist truth. Democratic truth. Militarist truth. Liberal truth. Fascist truth. People that tell lies to you are denying you truthfulness. How boring and dangerous and malevolent are people full of lies. Choose your lies. Christian lies. Islamic lies. Judaic lies. Vedic Hindoo lies. Buddist lies. Capitalist lies. Socialist lies. Free market lies. Managed market lies. Monarchist lies. Democratic lies. Militarist lies. Liberal lies. Fascist lies. Truthfulness is neither truth nor lies. It exists on its own. Truthfulness is free of the Duality of Truth and Lies.. The individual Isness exists in the state of Separate and Merged with the Isness of the Universe. Permanent Mindlessness is unconditional love--just ask any Dog or Cat. The Mind separates us from the Isness of the Universe. The Mind creates Duality which is governed by Conditional Love. The individual Isness creates Unconditional Love(Consciousness) which is outside Duality. Mind cannot create Unconditional Love. The individual Isness cannot create Conditional Love. If you have Mind/Conditioned Identity in your head you cannot love Unconditionally. If you do not have Mind/Conditioned Identity then you can only love Unconditionally. If you have Mind and Conditioned Identity  you cannot be Merged with the Isness of the Universe. If you are Mindless and Conditioned Identityless you are merged with the Isness of the Universe. Conditional Love says I love you on Condition I can hate you. Unconditional Love says I will never stop loving you but I may dissapprove of your actions but I will never hate you because I cannot hate.. Conditional Love is selective--it only applies to Family and Friends and fellow GroupMind members. Unconditional Love is not selective--it applies to every living being--human or otherwise. Unconditional Love does not see people as Friends and Enemies. Unconditional Love sees people as individual Isness incarnated in bodies. Humans are deceived by the Mind into believing that the Conditioned Identity is their true Identity and deceived by the Mind into believing that they should leave the running of their brains and therefore their lives to the Mind. The individual Isness is a small but equal individual independent, nameless,formless,genderless,autonomous portion of the Isness of the Universe that people controlled by Mind are taught to call a Soul. The Soul is just another Mind created Conditioned Identity. The Atman is just another Mind created Conditioned Identity. The individual  Isness is formed from a small but equal portion of the essence of the Isness of the Universe and incarnated in a Human Body of either Gender-_male or female of any skin colour. www.beyondenlightenment.co.uk
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when i was a freshman one of my friends told me that there was a girl who was talking about me asking why i was pretending to be straight and that everyone could tell that i was gay my friends and i laughed it off like children and i quipped “i’m not pretending anything, just ask anyone and they’ll know” now, i think of the rainbow socks, the only thing i own with a rainbow on it, being shoved down to the bottom of my sock drawer as if it would pop out at any minute and proclaim it’s existence if it were any higher. now, i think of the rainbow highlight that i applies in the bathroom at midnight, pausing every now and again to make sure i was alone. Now, i think of the pride nail art that i scrubbed off my nails minutes after i painted it on. now, i think of the last word in a poem that i wrote and turned in, scared i was being too obvious with the word they. now, i think of the horrible creature sitting in my chest that simultaneously begs to never tell my secrets and to also scream them from the roof tops. i think of the sludge that lives in me and climbs up my throat, whispering safety into my ear while also ripping apart everything it touches. i think of the pain i feel whenever i say that i’m gay, because it makes things easier if the works sees me as a girl who loves other girls. before thinking of this poem i had sat back and wondered how many bottles it would take of the various prescription medicines that my parents kept in the kitchen cabinet to **** me. when i remembered the name they would put on the tombstone i stopped and walked away. i remember the time where i couldn’t walk away and i had reached in and grabbed a full bottle of ibuprofen and i took a single one, hoping that my screaming head could be sated by the feeling of a single pill crawling down my throat. i had a dream last night about someone called addison. they looked me in the eyes and before i even knew what they looked like their physical form flickered until they were a bright shining star in a vaguely human form. they sat next to me as we floated in a void on a picnic blanket and they put their arm around my shoulder which felt like a hug from someone i used to know but had forgotten i stared at their glasses that looked too much like mine as they flickered in and out of existence and they told me i was not where i was supposed to be. i didnt ask them where but they heard it anyways as if breaking into my thoughts. they answered that they could not tell me and when i thought why they said they didn’t want to spoil the fun of a brighter future for them and me. i woke up with the taste of lavender on my tongue and the desire to change my name.
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Aug 6, 2018
Aug 6, 2018 at 1:11 AM UTC
closeted
when i was a freshman one of my friends told me that there was a girl who was talking about me asking why i was pretending to be straight and that everyone could tell that i was gay my friends and i laughed it off like children and i quipped “i’m not pretending anything, just ask anyone and they’ll know” now, i think of the rainbow socks, the only thing i own with a rainbow on it, being shoved down to the bottom of my sock drawer as if it would pop out at any minute and proclaim it’s existence if it were any higher. now, i think of the rainbow highlight that i applies in the bathroom at midnight, pausing every now and again to make sure i was alone. Now, i think of the pride nail art that i scrubbed off my nails minutes after i painted it on. now, i think of the last word in a poem that i wrote and turned in, scared i was being too obvious with the word they. now, i think of the horrible creature sitting in my chest that simultaneously begs to never tell my secrets and to also scream them from the roof tops. i think of the sludge that lives in me and climbs up my throat, whispering safety into my ear while also ripping apart everything it touches. i think of the pain i feel whenever i say that i’m gay, because it makes things easier if the works sees me as a girl who loves other girls. before thinking of this poem i had sat back and wondered how many bottles it would take of the various prescription medicines that my parents kept in the kitchen cabinet to **** me. when i remembered the name they would put on the tombstone i stopped and walked away. i remember the time where i couldn’t walk away and i had reached in and grabbed a full bottle of ibuprofen and i took a single one, hoping that my screaming head could be sated by the feeling of a single pill crawling down my throat. i had a dream last night about someone called addison. they looked me in the eyes and before i even knew what they looked like their physical form flickered until they were a bright shining star in a vaguely human form. they sat next to me as we floated in a void on a picnic blanket and they put their arm around my shoulder which felt like a hug from someone i used to know but had forgotten i stared at their glasses that looked too much like mine as they flickered in and out of existence and they told me i was not where i was supposed to be. i didnt ask them where but they heard it anyways as if breaking into my thoughts. they answered that they could not tell me and when i thought why they said they didn’t want to spoil the fun of a brighter future for them and me. i woke up with the taste of lavender on my tongue and the desire to change my name.
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This little man that I know with money in his sockets and routine in his pockets has self proclaimed that he is a tight *** When I envision a *** such as this, I imagine a bundle -- of securely aggregated, perfectly sharpened number two pencils. The businessman just shy of adulthood and too tired to remember –even the beginning of his of disclosure, denied his struggle to acclimate a multifarious lifestyle, appropriately suggested in the form of a triangle, and a circle, both of which embody polar opposing adaptations of humanistic routine. The two shapes: The circle, denies the break in motion by imposing a constant cycle of diligent compression, there is no room for pause only steady flow and relentless drive. This influence of life impression slows down the heart, body, and soul while speeding up time. This particular commitment accommodates the dry colorless beings that embrace and accept boxed imprisonment. Traditionally, the triangle denotes rhythmic patterns that elevate and drop to a point in which imposes a healthy reflective pause: progression, reflection, balance. As stated, as a provincial approach, a regular triangle flat on its base, peaking at the top represents a healthy, solid life routine. In contrast, the triangle can be flipped upside-down introducing an entirely new dynamic, composed of flat-lined monotony, tapered off to a regressed realm of destruction, regret and disorder. Despite the uniqueness of the standard triangle model to the man in question, it is important to compare the negative reflection, for it applies to the entirety of this investigation. We used to be lovers, he and I. We shared my giant pillow-top that I bought on the black market for a meager two-hundred fifty. -- A mere steal at that rate. We occasionally exchanged ideas, mainly about ethical concerns related to globalization and the environment. I attempted to give him a cooking lesson once, but that failed, indefinitely. The bust was not my doing, but simply, a great disinterest on his part; or better yet an inability of not being better than me at something. Everything has gotten so crowded.
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 18, 2010 at 1:17 AM UTC
something that happens.
This little man that I know with money in his sockets and routine in his pockets has self proclaimed that he is a tight *** When I envision a *** such as this, I imagine a bundle -- of securely aggregated, perfectly sharpened number two pencils. The businessman just shy of adulthood and too tired to remember –even the beginning of his of disclosure, denied his struggle to acclimate a multifarious lifestyle, appropriately suggested in the form of a triangle, and a circle, both of which embody polar opposing adaptations of humanistic routine. The two shapes: The circle, denies the break in motion by imposing a constant cycle of diligent compression, there is no room for pause only steady flow and relentless drive. This influence of life impression slows down the heart, body, and soul while speeding up time. This particular commitment accommodates the dry colorless beings that embrace and accept boxed imprisonment. Traditionally, the triangle denotes rhythmic patterns that elevate and drop to a point in which imposes a healthy reflective pause: progression, reflection, balance. As stated, as a provincial approach, a regular triangle flat on its base, peaking at the top represents a healthy, solid life routine. In contrast, the triangle can be flipped upside-down introducing an entirely new dynamic, composed of flat-lined monotony, tapered off to a regressed realm of destruction, regret and disorder. Despite the uniqueness of the standard triangle model to the man in question, it is important to compare the negative reflection, for it applies to the entirety of this investigation. We used to be lovers, he and I. We shared my giant pillow-top that I bought on the black market for a meager two-hundred fifty. -- A mere steal at that rate. We occasionally exchanged ideas, mainly about ethical concerns related to globalization and the environment. I attempted to give him a cooking lesson once, but that failed, indefinitely. The bust was not my doing, but simply, a great disinterest on his part; or better yet an inability of not being better than me at something. Everything has gotten so crowded.
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She is the vindictive snow Beautiful, cold causing her chilling touch to leave me numb She creates an overload of dopamine for me But like I said she left me numb She compressed limerence upon me The concentric feelings I have for her  linger This contours her opaque heart Leaving her pliable words lay rendering in my mind She applies this solvent to it leaving me broken Forlorn she left me Yet, the tactile, numbing sensation keeps me going For she is the one I love Causing our hearts to be diptych artwork off our hinges.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
The Pronoun Game.
V.B. Wigglesworth wakes at noon, Washes, shaves and very soon Is at the lab; he reads his mail, Swings a tadpole by the tail, Undoes his coat, removes his hat, Dips a spider in a vat Of alkaline, phones the press, Tells them he is F.R.S., Subdivides six protocells, Kills a rat by ringing bells, Writes a treatise, edits two Symposia on "Will man do?," Gives a lecture, audits three, Has the ***** club in for tea, Pensions off an ageing spore, Cracks a test tube, takes some pure Science and applies it, finds, His hat, adjusts it, pulls the blinds, Instructs the jellyfish to spawn, And, by one o'clock, is gone.
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V.B. Nimble, V.B. Quick
The already preset disposition of being Asian. I must've been accidentally mixed in the wrong laundry basket, because they tell me I'm white-washed. Born with foreign looks but a native tongue my birth certificate calls me ***** I would be the blonde-hair-blue-eyes of a country on the other side of the world but here, I'm still considered an immigrant in my own home. When you are Asian-American, you are also the stereotypes that trail your title. You are sushi You are jackie-chan You are karate You are good grades You are the slant-eyed pignose supporting character WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LAND OF THE FREE, HOME OF THE BRAVE WHERE UNITED IS TRANSLATED AS DISCRIMINATED! BUT DON'T GET IT TWISTED, ASIANS ARE PRETTY COOL! Excuse me straight misogynist white male, your Godzilla type of Asian, or my culture? When have I as an individual played a character in these quote on quote American movies? Hmm oh yeah, that's right! I was in Fast and Furious! Didn't I also make an appearance in Harry Potter as the cute innocent Cho Chang? If this also applies to you can I please have your autograph because I'm pretty sure I've seen you star in every movie I've ever seen. Or at least your people, right? Don't try to tone down the damage I already know I'm categorized in this Asian fetish that all you'll ever see in me is rice and anime, nothing more, nothing less. And if I were to become an author instead of a doctor, I'd be considered as a social unnorm a disgrace but isn't it already disgraceful that in this bleached-colors world I have lost touch of my heritage, my roots replaced with a skeleton idea of who I'm supposed to be I wear a mask. My friends speak to my mom in their native language. Sitting there, disoriented, lost in pronunciation I ask my mother why she did not teach me her natural tongue. She says, "because you are American." And I still do not believe her.
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
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The already preset disposition of being Asian. I must've been accidentally mixed in the wrong laundry basket, because they tell me I'm white-washed. Born with foreign looks but a native tongue my birth certificate calls me ***** I would be the blonde-hair-blue-eyes of a country on the other side of the world but here, I'm still considered an immigrant in my own home. When you are Asian-American, you are also the stereotypes that trail your title. You are sushi You are jackie-chan You are karate You are good grades You are the slant-eyed pignose supporting character WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LAND OF THE FREE, HOME OF THE BRAVE WHERE UNITED IS TRANSLATED AS DISCRIMINATED! BUT DON'T GET IT TWISTED, ASIANS ARE PRETTY COOL! Excuse me straight misogynist white male, your Godzilla type of Asian, or my culture? When have I as an individual played a character in these quote on quote American movies? Hmm oh yeah, that's right! I was in Fast and Furious! Didn't I also make an appearance in Harry Potter as the cute innocent Cho Chang? If this also applies to you can I please have your autograph because I'm pretty sure I've seen you star in every movie I've ever seen. Or at least your people, right? Don't try to tone down the damage I already know I'm categorized in this Asian fetish that all you'll ever see in me is rice and anime, nothing more, nothing less. And if I were to become an author instead of a doctor, I'd be considered as a social unnorm a disgrace but isn't it already disgraceful that in this bleached-colors world I have lost touch of my heritage, my roots replaced with a skeleton idea of who I'm supposed to be I wear a mask. My friends speak to my mom in their native language. Sitting there, disoriented, lost in pronunciation I ask my mother why she did not teach me her natural tongue. She says, "because you are American." And I still do not believe her.
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I guess even in pairs, even in love, applies the rule every men on his own!
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
Selfish love
My eyes represent my attitude, How I see things is how I act accordingly, If my vision isn't clear enough,I need strong lenses, Same applies to my attitude,I need to see things clearly to get the right view and results, If my attitude is bad,everything in my life will be blurry;unclear, And I'll need an optician,in this case God, To fix it, But the choice of making it better still remains with me, In life everything we do results from our attitudes, Our view of life and what we use to view it,either positivity or negativity.
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 12:03 PM UTC
Attitude is like the eyes.
Well, she looks like a witch, Her pointed nose does twitch. As she frowns upon the grocery list, Then scrunches in a timely twist. Bidding her straw broom, Which she doth groom. Hovers away into the gloom, Over a pond she doth loom. To frogs, rats, snakes and slime, Quoth she, "All in good time!!" Soon they'll be no room, For the impending doom. Her cauldron happily hissing, As she adds to the seething, Her black cat begins meowing, After the rats, he begins running. Slowly cooling the putrid portion, She applies the lovely lotion. The moles, warts and silver hair, Disappear into thin air. Her velvet apparel now lace, Not a blemish does one trace. Fondling her silky Siamese, She heads home with ease. To the little candy castle, Awaiting Hansel and Gretel.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 10:21 AM UTC
The GW*
Obi-wan once told Anakin 'This weapon is your life.' mine isn't nearly as powerful - a tough blade, black handle, a silver glow yet somehow the quote still applies.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 7:33 AM UTC
On Courage
i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that if the phrase “adding insult to injury” had a feeling, that would be it. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it sounds like “hands up, don’t shoot,” like “i can’t breathe,” like blood hitting a pavement that seems as though it was built to catch those droplets. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it tastes like skittles and arizona tea, four years old but still carrying the fresh sting of a wound just opened. i imagine that it tastes  like history repeating itself, like seeing your son or daughter recycled each week on every news report, on every tv station. each time it is a different body,  but it is always the same hand pulling the trigger, the same black blood being spilled, the same cries left unheard; we shout “black lives matter” and yet, still, they cut them too short. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it looks like a web of lies too thick to cut through —  every strand another weapon that he did or did not have, another order that he did or did not follow, another sin that he did or did not commit; the only black they care about is the color of the ink they use to draw your angel-headed boy a set of horns. i imagine that it looks like evidence hidden, like sparknotes-type skim-throughs labeled “thorough investigations,” like another unindicted officer walking freely atop the cries of those  who charged into a battle they knew they would, but hoped they would not, lose. a battle they have fought too many times before. i imagine that it looks like an empty chair at the dinner table, like cold-blooded ****** disguised as justice with the help of a blue hat and a badge. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but if you listen closely enough, you can hear it in every cautious goodbye she says to her children whenever they leave the house, or in the silence that those goodbyes used to fill. can you hear it? you will have to push past the shouts of the big bold letters that they want you to believe. somewhere, somewhere in there, a black mother’s heart is crying. it is a gentle, hushed cry  that the world does not want to hear. but the tears are still just as wet. (a.m.)
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Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
the black mother’s ache (a poem for alton sterling, or whichever fallen black name applies at the time you read this)
i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that if the phrase “adding insult to injury” had a feeling, that would be it. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it sounds like “hands up, don’t shoot,” like “i can’t breathe,” like blood hitting a pavement that seems as though it was built to catch those droplets. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it tastes like skittles and arizona tea, four years old but still carrying the fresh sting of a wound just opened. i imagine that it tastes  like history repeating itself, like seeing your son or daughter recycled each week on every news report, on every tv station. each time it is a different body,  but it is always the same hand pulling the trigger, the same black blood being spilled, the same cries left unheard; we shout “black lives matter” and yet, still, they cut them too short. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but i imagine that it looks like a web of lies too thick to cut through —  every strand another weapon that he did or did not have, another order that he did or did not follow, another sin that he did or did not commit; the only black they care about is the color of the ink they use to draw your angel-headed boy a set of horns. i imagine that it looks like evidence hidden, like sparknotes-type skim-throughs labeled “thorough investigations,” like another unindicted officer walking freely atop the cries of those  who charged into a battle they knew they would, but hoped they would not, lose. a battle they have fought too many times before. i imagine that it looks like an empty chair at the dinner table, like cold-blooded ****** disguised as justice with the help of a blue hat and a badge. i will never know the black mother’s ache, but if you listen closely enough, you can hear it in every cautious goodbye she says to her children whenever they leave the house, or in the silence that those goodbyes used to fill. can you hear it? you will have to push past the shouts of the big bold letters that they want you to believe. somewhere, somewhere in there, a black mother’s heart is crying. it is a gentle, hushed cry  that the world does not want to hear. but the tears are still just as wet. (a.m.)
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Today I accidentally saw a preview of; The News; a disabled sixteen-year-old girl, a victim of abuse god The accused is a priest. A round man in a long black cassock And a snip view from mass of another priest plays shortly My face turns green as my mood turns blue He says he has a holy feeling, that the accusations aren’t true. A cult; /kʌlt/ noun ‘a system of religious veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object.’ We show our devotion, we kneel and give thanks He applies lotion, looks at a child and wanks. god Everyone is entitled to their beliefs, and to the respect of those beliefs. My belief is that no human is superior to another human. A priest is only a man. And this man in the long black cassock had a plan. And this child will remain terrorized forever. People should be held accountable for their actions. Women’s lives are not to be of similar value to male satisfactions. An article on ‘The year of ‘Times Up’ and ‘Me Too’ movements has been a dangerous year for men.’ Every year from the beginning of time has been a dangerous year for a woman. Innocent men are not in danger. I was sexualized and assaulted at the age of eleven. #MeToo I wasn’t wearing a short skirt. I wasn’t drunk. I wasn’t provocative. I was playing chase. For years after that game of chase I had nightmares featuring his face This is not your place to say this year is dangerous, for men. Times Up
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Oct 17, 2018
Oct 17, 2018 at 3:48 PM UTC
'Dangerous Year For Men'
For translational           invariant functions                        The Lebesgue measure is an            example of such a function;                                                           In geometry, a translation "slides" a thing by a: Ta(p) = p + a.            In physics and mathematics, continuous translational symmetry is the invariance of a system of equations under any translation. Discrete translational symmetry     is invariant under discrete translation; Analogously an operator A on functions      is said to be translationally invariant      with respect to a translation operator {\display style T_{\delta }} T_{\delta } if the result after applying A doesn't change if the argument function is translated.         More precisely it must hold that:                 {\display     style \for                       all \delta \                                                          Af=A(T_{\delta }f).\,}                                                         \for             all \delta \ Af=A(T_{\delta                                                        }f).\,                                                             Laws of physics are translationally invariant                                                under a spatial translation      if they do not distinguish       different points in space.                                  According to Noether's theorem,     space translational symmetry of a physical system       is equivalent to the momentum conservation law. Translational symmetry of any woman means that a particular translation does not change her.          For a given woman, the translations          for which this applies form a group,          the symmetry group, or, if the women          have more kinds of symmetry,                           a subgroup of the symmetry group.
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 1:53 AM UTC
Translational symmetry
For translational           invariant functions                        The Lebesgue measure is an            example of such a function;                                                           In geometry, a translation "slides" a thing by a: Ta(p) = p + a.            In physics and mathematics, continuous translational symmetry is the invariance of a system of equations under any translation. Discrete translational symmetry     is invariant under discrete translation; Analogously an operator A on functions      is said to be translationally invariant      with respect to a translation operator {\display style T_{\delta }} T_{\delta } if the result after applying A doesn't change if the argument function is translated.         More precisely it must hold that:                 {\display     style \for                       all \delta \                                                          Af=A(T_{\delta }f).\,}                                                         \for             all \delta \ Af=A(T_{\delta                                                        }f).\,                                                             Laws of physics are translationally invariant                                                under a spatial translation      if they do not distinguish       different points in space.                                  According to Noether's theorem,     space translational symmetry of a physical system       is equivalent to the momentum conservation law. Translational symmetry of any woman means that a particular translation does not change her.          For a given woman, the translations          for which this applies form a group,          the symmetry group, or, if the women          have more kinds of symmetry,                           a subgroup of the symmetry group.
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Squash uses a racquet, Tennis implies a racquet, Badminton applies a racquet. Together the racquets' racket is too noisy. But it's funny how we all seem to like it. Some cannot even live without the din. But how good or bad is to bet about it.
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 9:45 PM UTC
The Racquet's Racket
** Note to self No.1** You have to qualify your haters, if they aren't on the same level as you - particular on the thing they are criticizing, then they don't even register on my radar. I would be a fool, to listen to someone that isn't better than me opinion(s) -- expecting to get better. i.e. If someone is giving you"advise" on how to be a better person, and they are a ****** person. This applies to all aspect of live.
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 12:14 PM UTC
Haters chronicles
My best friend just asked, "How can you create things like that? It's really a fantastic talent you have." The truth is, I don't have talent at all. Talent is subjective. What is talent to one person, is trash to another. You ever hear the saying, "One person's trash is another person's treasure..."? It really applies to talent. We can't go telling each other who is talented and who is not, Who is good and who is not, Because we're each only one person. What's trash to you isn't trash to me, I wish people would see that. I don't ever look at myself positively, only neutrally, (maybe most times negatively,) I'm just me, and that's all I am. I don't have talent, Nor am I funny, Nor am I silly, Nor am I nice, Nor am I mean, Nor am I introverted, Nor am I outgoing, But not because I'm really not nice, or I'm not funny, or I'm not talented, It's because you're nobody to judge, Because you're not me. I'm just me, and that's all I am.
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 10:46 PM UTC
Talent
this morning i woke up with mascara smudges and a dry throat and salty lips i sat on a hard wooden kitchen chair as i read an article about the life cycle of a star i learned that the bigger and brighter the star the shorter its life, the brighter it burns the less time it has before an explosion destroys it from the inside out crushing it into pieces and propelling them into the universe as i read i found myself remembering the day you told me you loved me so much you could just explode and i wonder if maybe this whole supernova explosion thing applies to love because our love was bright and consuming and fast and ended in an explosion that destroyed me from the inside out crushed me into pieces that were propelled into the universe
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Aug 25, 2014
Aug 25, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
supernova
Above the forest of the parakeets, A parakeet of parakeets prevails, A pip of life amid a mort of tails. (The rudiments of tropics are around, Aloe of ivory, pear of rusty rind.) His lids are white because his eyes are blind. He is not paradise of parakeets, Of his gold ether, golden alguazil, Except because he broods there and is still. Panache upon panache, his tails deploy Upward and outward, in green-vented forms, His tip a drop of water full of storms. But though the turbulent tinges undulate As his pure intellect applies its laws, He moves not on his coppery, keen claws. He munches a dry shell while he exerts His will, yet never ceases, perfect **** To flare, in the sun-pallor of his rock.
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The Bird With The Coppery, Keen Claws
We’re all human, made from the same. Too tall, short, fat or thin. We’re all something. The label of beauty, Given out much too rarely, applies to everyone, everyone. Your imperfections, perfect. To me.
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Jun 18, 2019
Jun 18, 2019 at 5:52 PM UTC
Perfect imperfections
Electra-girl gyrates desperately. Daddy is away on business. The house practically empty, Desolate winds rattle windows, Stomach twists with craving. Electra-girl squeals, **** Mommy! Get her out of the picture.” Little Miss teacup wants everything just right, When daddy gets home. Electra-girl vomits hairball, shaves thighs belly armpits, Plucks neck chin nostrils, Applies lipstick moderately, Puckers (finger pushes hemorrhoid in). She denies everything. Imagines he is showering, She enters **** giggling big grin, Gaze scampering between his face and genitals, Her approaching young body edging nearer. He hesitates standing under waterspout, Waiting to see what she will do, Fearing his own desire, Knowing it is wrong so wrong. After what seems a long time, Mom steps in, Eyes firing rage and sanction. She asks her daughter, “You think you’ll win?” Electra-girl answers without hesitation, “Why wouldn’t I.” No question. Your **** stains on carpet, Your *** stains on everything, Your breath smells, Odor of rotting flowers. Smile for the camera. Electra-girl raises arms and taunts, “I win! I win! Who’s going to be my next daddy?” A deep heavy silence follows. She holds herself in mirrors of her past.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 7:32 AM UTC
Electra-Girl
Talk incessantly. Dwell on temporal affairs. Ask friends for advice; ignore it. Air out perceived problems constantly. Respond defensively. Never take criticism at face value. Write off whoever won't humor you. Accuse others of misunderstanding you. Build your lifestyle on whims. Presume entitlement to *** for "being nice". Choose an inappropriate diet for your body. Avoid personal responsibility. Refuse to own your failures and errors. Justify behaviors that create conflict. Rationalize unfruitful thought and action at all cost. Dismiss what contradicts your prejudices. Compare yourself to Jesus. Insist on your specialness. Insist that others acknowledge it. Don't communicate your expectations. Blame others for your bad choices. Fish for compliments. Use sentiment to ply others. Use sentiment to ply yourself. Subject anyone to yourself while the above applies to you.
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 3:30 PM UTC
Stupidity: A How-To
Ask me what it feels like to be dead inside. Go ahead. Ask. I know you're curious. It's like swimming in circles. You can't see the shore and you can't see past the surface of the water. You're moving but you're not making any progress and it's frustrating. Your muscles are on fire and you're hungry but you keep going because what else is there to do? You could stop and just wade but you know that if you do that you'll give up that much quicker. You wonder what it would be like to surrender and let the water wrap you in it's unknowable depths for the rest of time. You wonder how deep it is and what it's like down there but you figure you'll end up there inevitably someday anyway so you keep going for the time being. You can change the way you move through the water and how fast you go but you never stop swimming. There's a variety of weather and waves you experience. Sometimes it's nice and the water is calm and you can forget about the emptiness you feel inside and do the backstroke to feel the sunlight on your cheeks but other times it's cold and the choppy waves smash into your face and sting your eyes and all you can focus on is your breathing over the burning in your joints. Nevertheless, you swim and swim and swim without any destination, waiting for the next change to come. You do a lot of thinking. You wonder what it must be like to feel anything other than longing and discontentment and exasperation. You ponder the big questions and answer the little ones and you try to fill the void inside you with complicated concepts and pretty words. You thoroughly analyze yourself, coming to terms with everything that makes you what you are. You're not happy but not sad either. You're not even somewhere in between. You gave up crying a long time ago because it never helped anything but you still laugh when you get the chance. You're very practical and proud of your cognitive abilities but you also suspect that they are the reason why you don't experience emotions the way other people seem to. You once read "Those who are sensible about love are incapable of it" somewhere and you think just maybe that applies to all the feelings you don't feel. This almost makes you feel distraught, or maybe you just want it to. Regardless, you contemplate anything and everything to distract yourself from the never-ending circles. You swim and swim and swim and swim because that's all you can do and all you want all you've ever wanted is to feel alive but you don't know how. And that, my friends, is what it feels like to not feel anything at all. Swimming in circles.
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 7:07 PM UTC
Swimming in Circles
Ask me what it feels like to be dead inside. Go ahead. Ask. I know you're curious. It's like swimming in circles. You can't see the shore and you can't see past the surface of the water. You're moving but you're not making any progress and it's frustrating. Your muscles are on fire and you're hungry but you keep going because what else is there to do? You could stop and just wade but you know that if you do that you'll give up that much quicker. You wonder what it would be like to surrender and let the water wrap you in it's unknowable depths for the rest of time. You wonder how deep it is and what it's like down there but you figure you'll end up there inevitably someday anyway so you keep going for the time being. You can change the way you move through the water and how fast you go but you never stop swimming. There's a variety of weather and waves you experience. Sometimes it's nice and the water is calm and you can forget about the emptiness you feel inside and do the backstroke to feel the sunlight on your cheeks but other times it's cold and the choppy waves smash into your face and sting your eyes and all you can focus on is your breathing over the burning in your joints. Nevertheless, you swim and swim and swim without any destination, waiting for the next change to come. You do a lot of thinking. You wonder what it must be like to feel anything other than longing and discontentment and exasperation. You ponder the big questions and answer the little ones and you try to fill the void inside you with complicated concepts and pretty words. You thoroughly analyze yourself, coming to terms with everything that makes you what you are. You're not happy but not sad either. You're not even somewhere in between. You gave up crying a long time ago because it never helped anything but you still laugh when you get the chance. You're very practical and proud of your cognitive abilities but you also suspect that they are the reason why you don't experience emotions the way other people seem to. You once read "Those who are sensible about love are incapable of it" somewhere and you think just maybe that applies to all the feelings you don't feel. This almost makes you feel distraught, or maybe you just want it to. Regardless, you contemplate anything and everything to distract yourself from the never-ending circles. You swim and swim and swim and swim because that's all you can do and all you want all you've ever wanted is to feel alive but you don't know how. And that, my friends, is what it feels like to not feel anything at all. Swimming in circles.
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Click… Click… CLICK… Earsplitting silence surrounds me As I waste time envisioning a new setting, Where my paper, pen, mug, and coffee are still there, But the paper is bursting with passion, And the magic of espresso beans enable the pen to float along my rapid thoughts. Right now it is used to stimulate the monotony. Unfortunately, Money cannot be bled from words on paper and, Beers are not bought with dedications in hard cover. Click… Click… CLICK… Yogurt wrappers opening, spoons being slurped. ***** expanding atop their encompassing chairs. These are the thoughts that fill my head, As co-workers plan the next birthday party, The next lunch, client dinner, and snack. It seems that bars do not enclose me at my desk, There is no guard at the door and, Above me the exit sign gives warmth. Click…. Click… CLICK… Not today, today is not a good day. There are presentations, Power Points, data to analyze. Analyze feels like a ***** word in my world, It covers my neurons and destroys imagination, Synopsis seize to fire. It seeps into my blood until I become a replica, But it is the word that takes my balance off negative, And applies charming labels to my purse, I wonder if this is how it starts out for everyone, Humans are adjustable, no batteries allowed. Click… Click… CLICK.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 4:32 PM UTC
Office