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"arcadia" poems
Away with your fictions of flimsy romance, Those tissues of falsehood which Folly has wove; Give me the mild beam of the soul-breathing glance, Or the rapture which dwells on the first kiss of love. Ye rhymers, whose bosoms with fantasy glow, Whose pastoral passions are made for the grove; From what blest inspiration your sonnets would flow, Could you ever have tasted the first kiss of love. If Apollo should e’er his assistance refuse, Or the Nine be dispos’d from your service to rove, Invoke them no more, bid adieu to the Muse, And try the effect, of the first kiss of love. I hate you, ye cold compositions of art, Though prudes may condemn me, and bigots reprove; I court the effusions that spring from the heart, Which throbs, with delight, to the first kiss of love. Your shepherds, your flocks, those fantastical themes, Perhaps may amuse, yet they never can move: Arcadia displays but a region of dreams; What are visions like these, to the first kiss of love? Oh! cease to affirm that man, since his birth, From Adam, till now, has with wretchedness strove; Some portion of Paradise still is on earth, And Eden revives, in the first kiss of love. When age chills the blood, when our pleasures are past— For years fleet away with the wings of the dove— The dearest remembrance will still be the last, Our sweetest memorial, the first kiss of love.
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The First Kiss Of Love
XVIII. TO HERMES (12 lines) (ll. 1-9) I sing of Cyllenian Hermes, the Slayer of Argus, lord of Cyllene and Arcadia rich in flocks, luck-bringing messenger of the deathless gods. He was born of Maia, the daughter of Atlas, when she had made with Zeus, -- a shy goddess she. Ever she avoided the throng of the blessed gods and lived in a shadowy cave, and there the Son of Cronos used to lie with the rich- tressed nymph at dead of night, while white-armed Hera lay bound in sweet sleep: and neither deathless god nor mortal man knew it. (ll. 10-11) And so hail to you, Son of Zeus and Maia; with you I have begun: now I will turn to another song! (l. 12) Hail, Hermes, giver of grace, guide, and giver of good things! (31)
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The Homeric Hymns: 18- To Hermes
I sat by the lake sipping coffee and feeding the ducks. In between breadcrumbs, I dialed his number. "Your call could not go through." I grinned; Could not, not would not. Long since the city summers, I finally found our stillwater space: a sense of security that felt as serene as my remote arcadia, disturbed only by the footstrokes of a hungry mallard passing by. No breadcrumbs for him. "Call failed." Call failed, not I failed, and I picked apart the stale bagel to dip in my coffee and feed to the ducks.
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 4:50 AM UTC
"The Cottage"
Over the hills, From mountain to mountain, He dances and hunts and roams. Playing his pipes, And drinking the wine, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. A cave in the hills, The heart of his fair Arcadia, He dances and hunts and roams. Demeter he found, And then he told Zeus, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. In fair Arcadia, He stood feeding his hounds, He dances and hunts and roams. Artemis came, And he gave her ten pairs, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Visions and dreams, In trances and dances of ecstasy, He dances and hunts and roams. Fair Apollo came, And learned prophecy at his feet, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Bragging and boasting, He plays his pipes and he dances, He dances and hunts and roams. Apollo comes challenging, And the mountain god liked lyres, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Echo he loved, He sang and he wooed, He dances and hunts and roams. Scorning his love, His panic tore her to shreds, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Youngest of gods, But oldest by far, He dances and hunts and roams. Father of all, And forever the Child, He dances and hunts and roams.
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Oct 2, 2011
Oct 2, 2011 at 12:42 AM UTC
Pan
Over the hills, From mountain to mountain, He dances and hunts and roams. Playing his pipes, And drinking the wine, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. A cave in the hills, The heart of his fair Arcadia, He dances and hunts and roams. Demeter he found, And then he told Zeus, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. In fair Arcadia, He stood feeding his hounds, He dances and hunts and roams. Artemis came, And he gave her ten pairs, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Visions and dreams, In trances and dances of ecstasy, He dances and hunts and roams. Fair Apollo came, And learned prophecy at his feet, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Bragging and boasting, He plays his pipes and he dances, He dances and hunts and roams. Apollo comes challenging, And the mountain god liked lyres, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Echo he loved, He sang and he wooed, He dances and hunts and roams. Scorning his love, His panic tore her to shreds, He dances and hunts and roams. Horned God, ***** God, Dancing God, Drinking God, Hooves upon the hills. Youngest of gods, But oldest by far, He dances and hunts and roams. Father of all, And forever the Child, He dances and hunts and roams.
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*we are not the nicholas sparks novel read wrapped in comfort of store-bought quilts on rainy days or an ed sheeran song in long-haul flights flying us into one another's longing embrace once in a blue moon how long will the movie screens and best-selling novels continue to romanticise a love like ours all of its torturous; troubling; tragic glory even with dreams of your laugh and the most short-lived imageries of your crescent eyes the sheets on your side of the bed remain perfectly uncreased i cannot stop my heavy lids and tired bones from gravitating into both Arcadia and Erebus: another sweet, wicked dream of you.*
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 8:06 AM UTC
calliope
Thy tallow flame burns brighter than the rest, my love, Warming the jealous heart within my breast, my love! Thou art the envy of all lovers' lovers eyes, Thy whim commands me unto thy behest, my love! Arcadia proffers to thee her beauty throne Where shepherdesses gather to attest, my love! Wild winter plants her lilies over autumn crown, Setting pure ice born crystals for thy crest, my love! Yggdrasil bows and offers thee a fledgling branch, A gnarlèd sceptre, life and spirit blessed, my love! Erato guides old Argo unto Colchis bay, Thy stately robes to fetch from hydras nest, my love! All-seeing Delphi Oracles gaze heavenward, To beg thy wisdom (or they lied and guessed), my love! And I, your humble servant Tryst, declare to thee, Thou art my sacred never-ending quest, my love!
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Aug 31, 2015
Aug 31, 2015 at 6:38 PM UTC
Thy Tallow Flame
Merrick, was he And now farmer. The ghost of the Euridi wars But now simply father. She gave unto him Ilo And then passed. A treasure from her ***** For what more could he ask? The grey in his hair And the wrinkle upon his skin. As his daughter kissed his cheek He thought not of past sin. Ilo sang as the angels And glided with beauty. But her sickness had doomed her To waste away rudely. Traveller Nner spoke of Arcadia and the four ghosts of God. Far away, over mountains Plagued by demons and monsters odd. Ilo can live again, Warrior-farmer-father. Across the desert, ocean, and mountains Do not falter. Staff in hand, Upon Kerona he rides. Eastward towards the ghosts With Ilo's body by his side. Dragon of desert lands, From the sand to the sky, fly Breathe of fire, brimstone A war through the night. Cut deep The flesh of the fire breather. For your daughter Ilo's soul Hangs in the ether. Victory and blood But her body lies still. No gain from this battle. Only sorrow and hatred to feel. Forward to the ocean, To the lair of the giant serpent. The one who drinks up the waters And will not relent. The mighty beast, He steals away Ilo's body. To the floor of the earth, Beckoning Merrick hotly. A foul beast has stolen The body of my daughter. Merrick breathes in all the air And follows after. A war under water, Flesh and blood in twain. ****** into the belly of the beast. A nameless grave. Burst forth from the entrails, Ripped, bitten, and torn. Another beast overcame. Another victory, though forlorn. He holds her body And her head against his. A tear he permits. His life would he give. To the forests of Zalvest To the lair of evil. Black magic awaits To unravel his meddle. Trickery of the mind, Manipulated with horror. Recalling the gruesome battles of Euridi And comrades lost to war. Blinded by fear, By the demon wizard of Zalvest. How helpless he feels. Lay the ghost to rest. Acceptance of sin, Parting with guilt. A wizard rendered weak, The evil-willed welps. To the four ghosts of God Atop the mountains of Arcadia. Breathe life to Ilo I have bested the sons of Echidna. Not ghosts of God, But of the devil. A sacrifice for a life, A hero laid low to their level. And Ilo is raised, Her breathe is now her own. With his parting words His love is shown.
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Oct 28, 2013
Oct 28, 2013 at 4:23 AM UTC
Arcadia
Merrick, was he And now farmer. The ghost of the Euridi wars But now simply father. She gave unto him Ilo And then passed. A treasure from her ***** For what more could he ask? The grey in his hair And the wrinkle upon his skin. As his daughter kissed his cheek He thought not of past sin. Ilo sang as the angels And glided with beauty. But her sickness had doomed her To waste away rudely. Traveller Nner spoke of Arcadia and the four ghosts of God. Far away, over mountains Plagued by demons and monsters odd. Ilo can live again, Warrior-farmer-father. Across the desert, ocean, and mountains Do not falter. Staff in hand, Upon Kerona he rides. Eastward towards the ghosts With Ilo's body by his side. Dragon of desert lands, From the sand to the sky, fly Breathe of fire, brimstone A war through the night. Cut deep The flesh of the fire breather. For your daughter Ilo's soul Hangs in the ether. Victory and blood But her body lies still. No gain from this battle. Only sorrow and hatred to feel. Forward to the ocean, To the lair of the giant serpent. The one who drinks up the waters And will not relent. The mighty beast, He steals away Ilo's body. To the floor of the earth, Beckoning Merrick hotly. A foul beast has stolen The body of my daughter. Merrick breathes in all the air And follows after. A war under water, Flesh and blood in twain. ****** into the belly of the beast. A nameless grave. Burst forth from the entrails, Ripped, bitten, and torn. Another beast overcame. Another victory, though forlorn. He holds her body And her head against his. A tear he permits. His life would he give. To the forests of Zalvest To the lair of evil. Black magic awaits To unravel his meddle. Trickery of the mind, Manipulated with horror. Recalling the gruesome battles of Euridi And comrades lost to war. Blinded by fear, By the demon wizard of Zalvest. How helpless he feels. Lay the ghost to rest. Acceptance of sin, Parting with guilt. A wizard rendered weak, The evil-willed welps. To the four ghosts of God Atop the mountains of Arcadia. Breathe life to Ilo I have bested the sons of Echidna. Not ghosts of God, But of the devil. A sacrifice for a life, A hero laid low to their level. And Ilo is raised, Her breathe is now her own. With his parting words His love is shown.
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I see you glancing at the brush, But our bristles don't hold paint the way they used to And for all the folly in our atmosphere, I am sorry I know I'm the one who exhaled the most Remember, your father told you, "We run the most standing still," But my stars have remained perpetually frozen Since my love ceased blushing your alabaster skin If you cinch the tourniquet too tightly, To summer's dismay, I may not heal by autumn And whether you whisper treasons of the universe or not, My anchor's still aweigh by first light Broken words taste bitter upon my tongue, And it's becoming clearer and clearer That you were my road to Arcadia But, as I am prone to do, I derailed us both I see you glancing at the brush, But our bristles don't hold paint the way they used to And for this achromatic atmosphere, I am sorry I know I'm the one in black and white
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Oct 6, 2021
Oct 6, 2021 at 7:55 PM UTC
To Summer's Dismay (We Run the Most Standing Still)
Balmy days             bound in Arcadia's summer; lightly whispered             secrets, drifting beside forgotten pathways             sheltered in the umbra of nooks and hedgerows,             breathlessly confide Stolen dreams             awaken sultry mornings where love erupts             from ripened seed to bloom, eliciting             a fondness and a fawning that summer's end             is fated to consume Timeless moments             captured for eternity within ring-             binders of the living trees, Arcadia's             old sentinels take pity on lovers             lorn of keepsake memories Summer fades             yet ever in Arcadia, summer shields             the land from autumn gloom and lovers lorn             will ever have a place here, where summer             keeps a vigil on their tomb
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 3:07 AM UTC
Summer in Arcadia
Roses, rooted warm in earth, Bud in rhyme, another age; Lilies know a ghostly birth Strewn along a patterned page; Golden lad and chimbley sweep Die; and so their song shall keep. Wind that in Arcadia starts In and out a couplet plays; And the drums of bitter hearts Beat the measure of a phrase. Sweets and woes but come to print Quae *** ita sint.
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Lines On Reading Too Many Poets
Part I. I tried to die in the arches of your orchard heart struggled for breath and bleeding but my blood was not willing it loves me like you never would red lead weights on the dogeared notes of last weekend yellowing with antiquity like the singing saints of Hyperborea-feigned in paper cathedrals if only we could see them once the moon waned to these tobacco-trance stains that creep beyond the door frame's edge - dreams of Apollo. You will sing in light but your eyes will burn and when the sky falls to night the halls of your arms will yearn and your song will laugh at you in the hollow of its silence if only my mouth could marry a love like that. I often dreamt of lighthouses then you came from the water's edge and brought the sea with you stupid saltwater sodium mouthfuls nothing grows from you. Part II. Summer crept in to the holes in your jeans as the sky fell to dusk we saw the sun die under waves of golden clouds summer kept us warm in to the night now only the sea sings its praise to the promise of the evening a promise that will fall with Arcadia and the loudest of silences to the archaic indifference of apocrypha-lost few others could speak in a way that grew between us with the colours of a love not yet lost. Now all my books are burning beneath the palm of your eye your iris twists and burns with the sky.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 3:29 PM UTC
Lighthouse-Dreams of Apocrypha-Lost
I'm known for navel-gazing my way to elation, and am living in a country caught within the grips of frenzied matriculation. My insidiously malapert generation, my incessantly malcontent gene-nation. This is a Garden of Eden, Where is our guard of Eden? carefully removing all who are not heathen. Plucking the clouded excess from an already crowded bed of hegemony, as a gardener would and so should. It is a mirage, a far off oasis of Arcadia and I say this all unconcernedly, a basis for this absurdity. I have stolen my ego from god, I will carry this yoke readily, and I shall take up my axe doling out mechanically.
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Jul 4, 2010
Jul 4, 2010 at 11:03 PM UTC
A Stolen Ego.
Great Pan is Dead! Flag at half-mast, Great Pan is Dead! He will not be the last, The boorish wind will blow And say ‘Pan It is time to go’ While the nymphs will lament the passing of friends. Old Ulysses Focussed as time, He thought lotus-eating Was a heinous crime. Ploughed on with his quest, He could cut it with the best. But even he could not compare to Pan. Oh Deadly Day! The music has died, Oh Deadly Day! Arcadia lied. Apollo will play, And the Gods will shout ‘Hurray!’ And sing ‘Great Pan is Dead!’ October 2009
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Jan 5, 2010
Jan 5, 2010 at 8:19 AM UTC
Great Pan Is Dead!
*Arcadia, or what is now spliced of aeons' great Gates of gold that rust in hate Islands on grim sulfur lakes; I have no demeanors that wait They've left and gone away To the rise of demise and acid rain Where epidermis boils Quintessence abolished and spoiled; Grand scent of desiccant Miff's so indelicate Caveats and feats of nothing; No rise My apotheosis' hellish paradise*
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Nov 24, 2010
Nov 24, 2010 at 4:48 AM UTC
Aeon Paradise
If I can escape to my Utopia Connect with my own bliss Create my own Arcadia A Wonderland of Happiness A Tropical Island get away Palm Trees, Coconuts and more A Fantasy Island of my own So, what am I waiting for!! I so just want to Get Away and Save my Troubles for another Day No more worries it would be so nice To Get away to my Paradise If I had the opportunity, I wouldn't think Twice Of this being my Paradise My, my, my, "What A Sight!!" This would DEFINITELY be my Paradise!!! By: B.R. Date: 10/15/2022
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Oct 15, 2024
Oct 15, 2024 at 11:55 AM UTC
🏝🌴This is my Paradise🌴🏝
I extolled them as they went about their Menial tasks in suits of silk; Sunday bests amidst the concrete, the earth, The broken shards of Bamboo splintered skin, hiding interiors                           And further, the broken mirrors of                           The broken memories of the                           Broken histories upon the                           Broken backs become names wrought ancient. Though further from fractured, a family calls, Beholden to the absolute intent, but one wish – Eternity amongst the bountiful brethren left behind Atop tea-brimmed Mountains and a One malevolent, revered benevolent, Mao. One more saga prerequisite this newer dynasty red –                           Witness the                           Wives huddled plowshares,                           The daughter scribbled arithmetic                           And sons assumed thrones to legacy. I scrutinize soiled  – smoke amid pear peelings, The dirtied – unscathed and archaic, So very fatigued – just one more nail, For his eternity, with scratch and Sliver of blood, a sanctity upon chin                           Beyond cradled hammer,                           Hand hugging thumb,                           Thumb beyond nail, iron or the                           Heart impaled homesick; But I and hand asserting tie, freshly pressed, Almost gleaming with an embezzled prestige – Born unto Arcadia, a puzzle near complete Continued to run, with only second’s pause to admire, So very far from the fields of, “father,” or first blink, While Sunday’s best weep, work and wither. This man with joint autographed, “end,” and                           Soon to be mound, history wrought dust,                           A chipped Henan ceramic                           And hours in attempt to breach;                           Behold the back of Chen. The title of this piece was inspired by observing constructions workers wearing suits we'd typically wear for an interview. That being said, my venture in China is near an end - years in the making. What's next? Ecuador? Japan? Morocco? Montana? Either way, I could never thank China enough for all that'd become naked before I and my pilgrimage christened, "world."
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Jul 5, 2015
Jul 5, 2015 at 11:08 AM UTC
Behold, the back of Chen
I extolled them as they went about their Menial tasks in suits of silk; Sunday bests amidst the concrete, the earth, The broken shards of Bamboo splintered skin, hiding interiors                           And further, the broken mirrors of                           The broken memories of the                           Broken histories upon the                           Broken backs become names wrought ancient. Though further from fractured, a family calls, Beholden to the absolute intent, but one wish – Eternity amongst the bountiful brethren left behind Atop tea-brimmed Mountains and a One malevolent, revered benevolent, Mao. One more saga prerequisite this newer dynasty red –                           Witness the                           Wives huddled plowshares,                           The daughter scribbled arithmetic                           And sons assumed thrones to legacy. I scrutinize soiled  – smoke amid pear peelings, The dirtied – unscathed and archaic, So very fatigued – just one more nail, For his eternity, with scratch and Sliver of blood, a sanctity upon chin                           Beyond cradled hammer,                           Hand hugging thumb,                           Thumb beyond nail, iron or the                           Heart impaled homesick; But I and hand asserting tie, freshly pressed, Almost gleaming with an embezzled prestige – Born unto Arcadia, a puzzle near complete Continued to run, with only second’s pause to admire, So very far from the fields of, “father,” or first blink, While Sunday’s best weep, work and wither. This man with joint autographed, “end,” and                           Soon to be mound, history wrought dust,                           A chipped Henan ceramic                           And hours in attempt to breach;                           Behold the back of Chen. The title of this piece was inspired by observing constructions workers wearing suits we'd typically wear for an interview. That being said, my venture in China is near an end - years in the making. What's next? Ecuador? Japan? Morocco? Montana? Either way, I could never thank China enough for all that'd become naked before I and my pilgrimage christened, "world."
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Sewer stained, The street, the pavement an so to Soak the shoes Born torment twice and a recurring Tap upon back; This slipper, a signature Succumbed suicide, Slaughter, An only sorrow But lash shared millions, To tread paths beyond barbed And a sooner return to my Land, or its maker – Wards and shop, Sweat under, sweat atop And browed, be the animosity As I swagger my way through Haizhu's faceless crowd. This is the assumption of Arcadia. Or so she’s said and she’s right As I witness the Hunched backs, sea pearls Stained-bowl rice, bow-legged dreams, The denizens And if only to stagger, Come 12 more hours to shelter, Simply shelter And a dread named, “day,” come ‘morrow. It’s real, as real as the sun’s rising, As real the sun’s sweating And as real as the sun’s setting. So onward they go, meager and dollar Driven, under whip and promised avarice So that as guilty as I may be; I’ll still buy, you will too, He will too and she will too; We’ll buy and assume our “Arcadia.”
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 11:23 PM UTC
To assume Arcadia
Lo! The holiest saint, arises underneath the sun / Whose august, resplendent rays fulminate / Auric with excellency; golden in his eyes; / Therefore, my pilgrimage upon this world / Is but an ephemeral speck, an exhalation, transitory, / For all is a preparation, a quickening / Unto Greater Eden! / Lo! A Land where dreaming is fallacy for / Arcadia awakens anew with each morn: / Love & Light brim in every living soul; / There in my heart, I fathom The Transcendent hears my / Beckoning cries beneath / The adamantine moon, & / My wishes shall be ordained at twilight. / Lo! "Know thyself," said the sage; / Yet, every man, / Every woman, / Every child, / Falters should they fathom themselves fully. / Ye, ignorance is not only ephemeral bliss, but existential. (Voracious self-knowing is moored in a sea of vanity) / Lo! Understand that meant to be understood / By mortal eyes, yet, mind / That there are deific forces whom devise, / Transcending the veiled realm of our Mind's Sky; / Therefore, we must allow ourselves / The privilege of unknowing: / By virtue of this advent, enlightenment is borne. / (—Se' lah)
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Oct 25, 2021
Oct 25, 2021 at 6:33 PM UTC
Sentient Mantra (Originally penned on Sunday, October 24th, 2021)
*pyramid, is that short of pencil-sharpener, an unmovable object, a Nevada experiment... (prolonged pause, also intended for a humidity of the questioning affect). quiet frankly you're making us look quiet silly give the mammalian status of sapiens; fuck's sake, Pythagoras spent a whole eternity contemplating a hypotenuse looking at the chiselled mountains of Giza - reputation wise you give monkeys a bad slogan - i.e. we evolved, evolved to build a temple of perpetual death: each slab housed the body of a labourer, and inside we just found a lot of poisonous powder ruminating to find the only basis for encrypting the whole affair, metaphysical borders, metaphysical by which i mean, due to Egyptology we have the museum-state that's Egypt, and the real life assertions without mint-condition comic book cults of mausoleum-states, known as Libya, Sudan and Israel; on that basis, a chicken and egg question, within etymological parameters, what came first, museum or mausoleum? see, history can be a Tchaikovsky affair, given etymology a dense shortening - a solid, rather than a **** when it comes to nationhood and patriotism and adherence to.* a U.F.O. could have landed and we'd still be printing dollars bills and admiring that **** montem*, seriously, bring out a pencil sharpener, we need to revise Mont Blanc, more like Mont Bonkers - a white kite hey hey ** **** retardo* and a *** and a singalong that Napoleon never spotted: the Ramones with pet cemetary - that's how it's in Englanf (no speel or spelling mistake, impromptu arcadia, banishing the surds stemming from Hay, or a needle in the stack), a tombstone for each house what would have been, the riddle of life with the priority of death having seconds - the nørden of Newcastle will know, that the soofern fairies are all Arab or Tsar pawnbrokers or transvestites (as they respected Kenneth Rexroth, but Proust incubated in only two volumes just ain't for me).
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 10:46 AM UTC
Pythagoras in Egypt
*pyramid, is that short of pencil-sharpener, an unmovable object, a Nevada experiment... (prolonged pause, also intended for a humidity of the questioning affect). quiet frankly you're making us look quiet silly give the mammalian status of sapiens; fuck's sake, Pythagoras spent a whole eternity contemplating a hypotenuse looking at the chiselled mountains of Giza - reputation wise you give monkeys a bad slogan - i.e. we evolved, evolved to build a temple of perpetual death: each slab housed the body of a labourer, and inside we just found a lot of poisonous powder ruminating to find the only basis for encrypting the whole affair, metaphysical borders, metaphysical by which i mean, due to Egyptology we have the museum-state that's Egypt, and the real life assertions without mint-condition comic book cults of mausoleum-states, known as Libya, Sudan and Israel; on that basis, a chicken and egg question, within etymological parameters, what came first, museum or mausoleum? see, history can be a Tchaikovsky affair, given etymology a dense shortening - a solid, rather than a **** when it comes to nationhood and patriotism and adherence to.* a U.F.O. could have landed and we'd still be printing dollars bills and admiring that **** montem*, seriously, bring out a pencil sharpener, we need to revise Mont Blanc, more like Mont Bonkers - a white kite hey hey ** **** retardo* and a *** and a singalong that Napoleon never spotted: the Ramones with pet cemetary - that's how it's in Englanf (no speel or spelling mistake, impromptu arcadia, banishing the surds stemming from Hay, or a needle in the stack), a tombstone for each house what would have been, the riddle of life with the priority of death having seconds - the nørden of Newcastle will know, that the soofern fairies are all Arab or Tsar pawnbrokers or transvestites (as they respected Kenneth Rexroth, but Proust incubated in only two volumes just ain't for me).
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this here is a saga of a child lonely and sad seeking faith in the wild born of fear forbidden to love but loves everything he sees and touches claps his hands but didn't know it's war growing up was hard with peace no more was told of fairy-tales of an imperil utopia then given guns in place of arcadia the boy remains a boy no more with ****** khakee shirts and bones sore shown a path to hate and misery but tears in his eyes missing his family prays to a god who does not exist grudges on leaders and failed politics finds his savior in an stranger's bullets they said it was the enemy but it was just people
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 2:16 PM UTC
repose
Lit by angels and adrenaline silent auctions, abductions still as death decends here Archadia dimmed a dimension of distractions sinking in a pretty little nest feathered with fear she sinned so softly knowing nothing else to sleep beneath twigs and bones returned from the battle gnawed clean from anxious teeth so brittle; you become a love song to the cold a rattle of defiance a longing for a place you cant face alone this is not Archadia these sweetly poisoned streets full of tempting berries choking on my mind every sniff every sip every inhale is all we have to stop what we are in-between awaiting, impatient feral from empathy dreaming of each others bliss an escape to humidity an instant view of the sea it might fix this but it doesn't I wish , I wish my memory could imprint on me that cascading fading message I always leave in rem sleep that lack of loathing now I'm older old enough to know life's secrets still too young to live by them this is not Arcadia this is a January town where every new idea never starts an eternal dance a feast for show so starving eyes swell the grass is always gone where I go I wish , I wish the night could take me to Archadia my silence as loud as the auction lost here were are; in the rotting sequence pining for a reward I'll build my own Archadia out of precious words, molecules of hope how to enlighten omens of wonder, summer rain excitement I roll down the grassy hill turn another page to somewhere I can smell resilience a rest bite, evacuate the cold and reunite with your innocence Welcome to Archadia where hands are full of strength a land full of scents that warm frantic souls giving out their tidings tiny rebels repel your decisions deviate what you hope to replace for here is your Archadia empathy is everything a peaceful wave of lighting a quiet sob of clarity an instant view of the sea Welcome to Archadia you're here to be free
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Oct 24, 2023
Oct 24, 2023 at 4:49 PM UTC
Archadia;
Lit by angels and adrenaline silent auctions, abductions still as death decends here Archadia dimmed a dimension of distractions sinking in a pretty little nest feathered with fear she sinned so softly knowing nothing else to sleep beneath twigs and bones returned from the battle gnawed clean from anxious teeth so brittle; you become a love song to the cold a rattle of defiance a longing for a place you cant face alone this is not Archadia these sweetly poisoned streets full of tempting berries choking on my mind every sniff every sip every inhale is all we have to stop what we are in-between awaiting, impatient feral from empathy dreaming of each others bliss an escape to humidity an instant view of the sea it might fix this but it doesn't I wish , I wish my memory could imprint on me that cascading fading message I always leave in rem sleep that lack of loathing now I'm older old enough to know life's secrets still too young to live by them this is not Arcadia this is a January town where every new idea never starts an eternal dance a feast for show so starving eyes swell the grass is always gone where I go I wish , I wish the night could take me to Archadia my silence as loud as the auction lost here were are; in the rotting sequence pining for a reward I'll build my own Archadia out of precious words, molecules of hope how to enlighten omens of wonder, summer rain excitement I roll down the grassy hill turn another page to somewhere I can smell resilience a rest bite, evacuate the cold and reunite with your innocence Welcome to Archadia where hands are full of strength a land full of scents that warm frantic souls giving out their tidings tiny rebels repel your decisions deviate what you hope to replace for here is your Archadia empathy is everything a peaceful wave of lighting a quiet sob of clarity an instant view of the sea Welcome to Archadia you're here to be free
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3am, the epitome of perpetual night. The hour of the wolf in sheep’s clothing Alabaster clocks, ebony needles for hands Walking to one-second beats on dripping wall paper, exposing the blood in the house and meat in the pipes. I see shadows of the malevolent past: Rings of smoke and cum-stained magazines Lies woven into eyelashes, sealing them shut Bleak figures made of shattered glass Transparency, their only truth. And dawn shows the new day A stage of light like sweet Arcadia The pages written for me to walk upon Every hour summarizes a year’s worth of turmoil, an abstract of vicious malcontent youth. Standing against usurpers and cattle-branding parents I will not allow the false punishments to continue Nor the raging strangulation subjugate my woe Sweating fingers penetrate the holes All while pleasure and pain in endured. As the sundial strikes noon, life meets the middle Leaves falling off trees while amidst the winter Hands tired and dry; legs crooked and frail I will wipe the dust of my friends away from me Like nothing and everything in between. The tomorrow won’t come this time The prelude to eternity will be a last gasp of air And I’ll welcome the suffocation like a lost brother And abhor the condemnations like a pious father And I’ll think fondly of that fading mother As the light of day segues to a haze of fire I’ll take those reluctant steps that I must Ravel my life’s threads into a warm coat And I will meet you at that cold and violent dusk.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 12:30 PM UTC
The Cold and Violent Dusk
3am, the epitome of perpetual night. The hour of the wolf in sheep’s clothing Alabaster clocks, ebony needles for hands Walking to one-second beats on dripping wall paper, exposing the blood in the house and meat in the pipes. I see shadows of the malevolent past: Rings of smoke and cum-stained magazines Lies woven into eyelashes, sealing them shut Bleak figures made of shattered glass Transparency, their only truth. And dawn shows the new day A stage of light like sweet Arcadia The pages written for me to walk upon Every hour summarizes a year’s worth of turmoil, an abstract of vicious malcontent youth. Standing against usurpers and cattle-branding parents I will not allow the false punishments to continue Nor the raging strangulation subjugate my woe Sweating fingers penetrate the holes All while pleasure and pain in endured. As the sundial strikes noon, life meets the middle Leaves falling off trees while amidst the winter Hands tired and dry; legs crooked and frail I will wipe the dust of my friends away from me Like nothing and everything in between. The tomorrow won’t come this time The prelude to eternity will be a last gasp of air And I’ll welcome the suffocation like a lost brother And abhor the condemnations like a pious father And I’ll think fondly of that fading mother As the light of day segues to a haze of fire I’ll take those reluctant steps that I must Ravel my life’s threads into a warm coat And I will meet you at that cold and violent dusk.
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Heart uplink.. Loading love.................................. Mind uplink..  Loading memories and dreams............................ Soul transfer complete........... Welcome to Arcadia Reverie...................... You may begin your journey.. Blackness turned into colors.. White first, Then red and yellow.. Then green and blue.. Then the aura of colors came on through.. Grass at my bare feet.. Sometimes warm and sometimes cool.. Soft to the step and calm to my senses.. I then came upon light fences.. This was the boundary to heaven..  The beginning of afterworld..  The skies were every blue I had seen in my old world.. This is the Promised land, Nirvana Elysium..  Arcadia Reverie lets me visit this Ecstasy Empyrean.. I crossed the light fence and became light.. I was now connected to every star in the sky... They're was nowhere I couldn't visit, no place was to far away..  All were connected through lightwaves and dreams.. They're were colors I had never seen..  The color of dream, and the color of love was visible to me in this grand above.. I then got a message.. That my link was going to be broken..  The Arcadia Reverie allows me one hour in heaven and then you awaken..   What a fantastic machine.. The Arcadia Reverie lets you visit heaven in digital dream..
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 12:58 PM UTC
Arcadia Reverie...