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Similiter et omnes revereantur Diaconos, ut mandatum Jesu Christi; et Episcopum, ut Jesum Christum, existentem filium Patris; Presbyteros autem, ut concilium Dei et conjunctionem Apostolorum. Sine his Ecclesia non vocatur; de quibus suadeo vos sic habeo. S. Ignatii Ad Trallianos. And when this epistle is read among you, cause that it be read also in the church of the Laodiceans. The broad-backed hippopotamus Rests on his belly in the mud; Although he seems so firm to us He is merely flesh and blood. Flesh and blood is weak and frail, Susceptible to nervous shock; While the True Church can never fail For it is based upon a rock. The hippo’s feeble steps may err In compassing material ends, While the True Church need never stir To gather in its dividends. The ‘potamus can never reach The mango on the mango-tree; But fruits of pomegranate and peach Refresh the Church from over sea. At mating time the hippo’s voice Betrays inflexions hoarse and odd, But every week we hear rejoice The Church, at being one with God. The hippopotamus’s day Is passed in sleep; at night he hunts; God works in a mysterious way— The Church can sleep and feed at once. I saw the ‘potamus take wing Ascending from the damp savannas, And quiring angels round him sing The praise of God, in loud hosannas. Blood of the Lamb shall wash him clean And him shall heavenly arms enfold, Among the saints he shall be seen Performing on a harp of gold. He shall be washed as white as snow, By all the martyr’d virgins kist, While the True Church remains below Wrapt in the old miasmal mist.
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The Hippopotamus
Similiter et omnes revereantur Diaconos, ut mandatum Jesu Christi; et Episcopum, ut Jesum Christum, existentem filium Patris; Presbyteros autem, ut concilium Dei et conjunctionem Apostolorum. Sine his Ecclesia non vocatur; de quibus suadeo vos sic habeo. S. Ignatii Ad Trallianos. And when this epistle is read among you, cause that it be read also in the church of the Laodiceans. The broad-backed hippopotamus Rests on his belly in the mud; Although he seems so firm to us He is merely flesh and blood. Flesh and blood is weak and frail, Susceptible to nervous shock; While the True Church can never fail For it is based upon a rock. The hippo’s feeble steps may err In compassing material ends, While the True Church need never stir To gather in its dividends. The ‘potamus can never reach The mango on the mango-tree; But fruits of pomegranate and peach Refresh the Church from over sea. At mating time the hippo’s voice Betrays inflexions hoarse and odd, But every week we hear rejoice The Church, at being one with God. The hippopotamus’s day Is passed in sleep; at night he hunts; God works in a mysterious way— The Church can sleep and feed at once. I saw the ‘potamus take wing Ascending from the damp savannas, And quiring angels round him sing The praise of God, in loud hosannas. Blood of the Lamb shall wash him clean And him shall heavenly arms enfold, Among the saints he shall be seen Performing on a harp of gold. He shall be washed as white as snow, By all the martyr’d virgins kist, While the True Church remains below Wrapt in the old miasmal mist.
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"...Motus autem veros ex eorum causis, effectibus & apparentibus differentijs colligere, & contra, ex motibus seu veris seu apparentibus, eorum causas & effectus, docebitur fusius in sequentibus..." D. Isaaci Newtoni. There will be a sequence of unexpected statements. We understood, that this was said which likened the beginning to the continuation. It was the orchard from which delicious fruits displayed their love for the taste of them, the meanings. Seeds were harvested through the dimly perceived writings of ancient scholars. { [ c exp tan r ( x ) d w d r ] / ( d x ) } = { [ ( k , h ) tau int g ( r ) d w d t ] / ( d f d v ) } . Visited in the course of evolution, all realized the implication, that seasons would arrive from which the meeting of machines would be complementary like the force of a sports team. The objects gathering into droplets included the growth of sunlight transforming ashes; yet the dictionary is not to change.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 7:54 PM UTC
World Wide Webster With Tendencies
Theme: "Laughter for Breakfast" A Duet by: Bard Oluwateniola Adeniyi (Faderera) Fuad Opeyemi (Gemini) A free Verse Poetry 🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺 Quite a yore, when the snail crawl in the open The birds fly, oblivious of the stone The heart so calm, Not threatening to break out of the rib cage Yore, when we have peace as the housewife And laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 Days are gone, when we arise at the hissing of the vulture, When we patiently wait for the owl to hunt silently at night, Or joyfully await the folktales of the aged, And enjoy the moment of moonlight chit chatting while playing 'ayo' 👊Faderera👊 The thunder might clash Storm may roar, But the breeze of tranquil, Still find its way to soothe the raging heart Indeed, laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 When we assemble at the manor to celebrate our unity, Wine and dine without fear of being poisoned, When we dangle our waist to the rhythmic beats and get autem, Or twerk our butts to the sound of the music and not get ***** 👊Faderera👊 Days, when the crop rose, To kiss the morning light Plants welcome the dew with joy Felicity is brought to us on a platter And the heaven smile its grace down 💪Gemini💪 Gone is the time, when we fall to our knees or one's face to greet, When we have eros love to opposite gender not same gender.. When we honour the church and respect it's doctrine, When giving wasn't a problem and kindness wasn't scarce 👊Faderera👊 Time so long, when smiles glint through the eye Danger not friends with darkness The chain of slavery, Not tied to our neck, living fully In a house not haunted 💪Gemini💪 Long gone are the days, when the richest man is one with a shilling, and a pence could earn quality education and utilities, When feeding wasn't a life taking occupation Or shelter a life threatening need 👊Faderera👊 Now, lost to the feeling of nostalgia Giving knife to demon of today On knees, begging to be euthanized Oh, long gone are this days When we had Laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 Now,a shilling amount to nothing; even a pence is worthless, The leaders now dish out war and serve themselves peace, Corruption is now added to the list on our menu, Our food isn't complete without massacre, Favour is now amounted to cruelty or being diabolical... Alas! gone are the days when laughter was for breakfast 👊Faderera👊 ©Oluwateniola Adeniyi™ ©Pen of A true Gemini™ Do Rate this piece of Art 🎭 🎭
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Jun 19, 2020
Jun 19, 2020 at 4:21 PM UTC
Laughter for breakfast
Theme: "Laughter for Breakfast" A Duet by: Bard Oluwateniola Adeniyi (Faderera) Fuad Opeyemi (Gemini) A free Verse Poetry 🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺🚹🚺 Quite a yore, when the snail crawl in the open The birds fly, oblivious of the stone The heart so calm, Not threatening to break out of the rib cage Yore, when we have peace as the housewife And laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 Days are gone, when we arise at the hissing of the vulture, When we patiently wait for the owl to hunt silently at night, Or joyfully await the folktales of the aged, And enjoy the moment of moonlight chit chatting while playing 'ayo' 👊Faderera👊 The thunder might clash Storm may roar, But the breeze of tranquil, Still find its way to soothe the raging heart Indeed, laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 When we assemble at the manor to celebrate our unity, Wine and dine without fear of being poisoned, When we dangle our waist to the rhythmic beats and get autem, Or twerk our butts to the sound of the music and not get ***** 👊Faderera👊 Days, when the crop rose, To kiss the morning light Plants welcome the dew with joy Felicity is brought to us on a platter And the heaven smile its grace down 💪Gemini💪 Gone is the time, when we fall to our knees or one's face to greet, When we have eros love to opposite gender not same gender.. When we honour the church and respect it's doctrine, When giving wasn't a problem and kindness wasn't scarce 👊Faderera👊 Time so long, when smiles glint through the eye Danger not friends with darkness The chain of slavery, Not tied to our neck, living fully In a house not haunted 💪Gemini💪 Long gone are the days, when the richest man is one with a shilling, and a pence could earn quality education and utilities, When feeding wasn't a life taking occupation Or shelter a life threatening need 👊Faderera👊 Now, lost to the feeling of nostalgia Giving knife to demon of today On knees, begging to be euthanized Oh, long gone are this days When we had Laughter for breakfast 💪Gemini💪 Now,a shilling amount to nothing; even a pence is worthless, The leaders now dish out war and serve themselves peace, Corruption is now added to the list on our menu, Our food isn't complete without massacre, Favour is now amounted to cruelty or being diabolical... Alas! gone are the days when laughter was for breakfast 👊Faderera👊 ©Oluwateniola Adeniyi™ ©Pen of A true Gemini™ Do Rate this piece of Art 🎭 🎭
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The fall of Rome is upon us. I have spied it from my window, i dare not intrude. venimus vidimus vicimus (ourselves) The slaves are in revolt; the Colliseum burns, flames tenderly licking destruction and freedom, a beacon in the dark autumn night; Carthage has embraced its high sodium diet, it now seeks equality; the Senate lies in ruin, much as it always has, now bereft of contributors. Ego autem relictus solus devius, faciamus nobis effugium. Come, fair plebian lady, get in my chariot, i will 'Billy Ocean' you all the way to the end of the world, because some things never change. veni vidi vici NOTHING per memet ita reliqui, empty-handed my new fair plebian in tow. Roma victa.
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 6:19 PM UTC
Roma Victa
Luna (Latine Lunae) est terrae sola naturalis satellite. [E] [F] [VIII] licet non amet naturalis satellitis in Systemate Solare est, inter satellites maioribus signis maxima quod ad magnitudinem orbes obiecti (primarium) [g] [a] et post Io satellite Jovis, qui est secundus densa inter densitates satellite cognoscuntur. Luna est in vna *** orbem terrarum, et semper, et faciens facies, *** cis insignis, quae per tenebras inter maria volcanus editis clarus, et veteri crusta impactus crateres prominent. Est enim post solem in coelo et immutari. Quanquam autem id candidissimam, obscurus etiam superficie *** bitumen reflectance fessis tantum leviter superior. Huius temporibus perquam cyclus regularem habere in coelo, quia antiquitus in luna lingua maximus culturae opes, fastos artis fabularis. Producit vim gravitatis luna dies et tempora et levi freta. Nunc de orbita lunae distantia diameter vicibus terra in caelum facit ut fere idem sit qui apparet Solis. Nempe per id fere totum solem lunam eclipsin solis tegere. Hoc simile est de magnitudine visuali fortuitum apparens. Lunaris a terra distantiae lineae sit amet, crescens ad rate of 3,82 ± 0,07 mm per annum, id est, non tamen semper. [IX]
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Jul 15, 2014
Jul 15, 2014 at 3:58 PM UTC
Lunar Love
Nos autem non in vacuum cucurri caeca. Perdidit in tenebris sumus. Ex visus, ex animo. Nos iam esset desperato.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 12:12 PM UTC
Void
❁ the skylark summons the dead to rise as you watch with cloudy, wishful eyes our sisterhood survives throughout the dark they will never silence our voices when we call to the tune, the world rejoices wild child, living in a fantasy wild child, the myth lives on within you wild child, you create your own dreams wild child, enchant them do what you do the white cat knocks over the lamp with a smile a sea of tears flows from your eyes as deep as the Nile a mirage is in sight, a vision it seems the fabric of your sadness is ripped at the seams we weave a spell together, fashioned stitch by stitch you look to me and laugh, mischievous like a witch our sisterhood still lives on through the dark as we wait for the time to leave our mark they will never silence our voice when the world calls our tune we will rejoice fuera puera, vivens in autem fantasia fuera puera, quod fabula vitae on intra vos furea puera, vos creo tuus agnosco somniums fuera puera lamia facio qualis vos facio
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Jul 7, 2018
Jul 7, 2018 at 8:24 PM UTC
wild child
*you never really say piranha.... it’s more like piraña... no wonder english without the necessary diacritic spans north america and australia and the emoji platform, so the romans said: bonum, sed ν (nu) *** linea obliqus, sic ha est ad hoc tetragrammaton pars, et allah est la la; quamvis latin est mort scriptio autem non clara voce - basically just write some latin using english grammar, what’s beneath it? guess.* i’ve written almost 10,000 poems and still i can only remember having said one or two memorable things, i mean, for god’s sake, the pedigree maine **** that lived with me for the 7 years he lived to dying of kidney failure said more memorable things than i did, having only said meow / miał (i.e. he had it, once), maybe that’s because i don’t actually cradle these outbursts to much appreciation, hence my own worthy critique - but like i said it once admiring spiderweb threads and the washing lines: by the casual phrasing ‘killing time,’ i’m sure people invoke the meaning: to occupy a definite space; the antonym? that’s a bit what philosophy preaches - ‘to stand outside all of time and space,’ well the first one i can do and feel remorseful concerning boredom, but that gives me an indefinite space, although this whole ‘killing time’ is a great option, i’m going to schwarzenegger time with a sawn off umlaut, ooh... kick to the groins watch the crouching tiger hidden *** change - and occupy a definite space. see, you have to find the hammers and the chainsaws in language to escape the waterfall of fictional narration, obviously grammatical categorisation of words makes it easier to suddenly realise: am i really typing, or actually hammering a word in? but realising that grammatical categorisation of words exposes unlikely-to-turn-rusty tools gives writing a whole worth of sanity, as no longer the chance encounter, but a safe environment to abseil like a spider which lost the plot of creativity famed by the cobweb, just ******** out a piet mondrian.
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 9, 2015 at 7:10 AM UTC
among cobweb threads and washing lines
*you never really say piranha.... it’s more like piraña... no wonder english without the necessary diacritic spans north america and australia and the emoji platform, so the romans said: bonum, sed ν (nu) *** linea obliqus, sic ha est ad hoc tetragrammaton pars, et allah est la la; quamvis latin est mort scriptio autem non clara voce - basically just write some latin using english grammar, what’s beneath it? guess.* i’ve written almost 10,000 poems and still i can only remember having said one or two memorable things, i mean, for god’s sake, the pedigree maine **** that lived with me for the 7 years he lived to dying of kidney failure said more memorable things than i did, having only said meow / miał (i.e. he had it, once), maybe that’s because i don’t actually cradle these outbursts to much appreciation, hence my own worthy critique - but like i said it once admiring spiderweb threads and the washing lines: by the casual phrasing ‘killing time,’ i’m sure people invoke the meaning: to occupy a definite space; the antonym? that’s a bit what philosophy preaches - ‘to stand outside all of time and space,’ well the first one i can do and feel remorseful concerning boredom, but that gives me an indefinite space, although this whole ‘killing time’ is a great option, i’m going to schwarzenegger time with a sawn off umlaut, ooh... kick to the groins watch the crouching tiger hidden *** change - and occupy a definite space. see, you have to find the hammers and the chainsaws in language to escape the waterfall of fictional narration, obviously grammatical categorisation of words makes it easier to suddenly realise: am i really typing, or actually hammering a word in? but realising that grammatical categorisation of words exposes unlikely-to-turn-rusty tools gives writing a whole worth of sanity, as no longer the chance encounter, but a safe environment to abseil like a spider which lost the plot of creativity famed by the cobweb, just ******** out a piet mondrian.
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Ego in domo Dei, the abbey on a hill surrounded by high trees the spire reaching finger-like heavenward, la natura dell'essere the Italian monk said dimostrato da Cristo, I hoovered the cloisters with the hoover whereas old monks swept with a big broom for centuries there efforts took more time but less noise, Dom Charles showed how to pluck apples from the trees and to save the fruit undamaged by wrong picking he said to me late afternoon before the office of None, she had me where she wanted and come she said enter as a ship into harbour or port so I did, Dieu sait tout the French monk said as we tidied book in the large library of the abbey, ohne Gott sind wir als nichts the Austrian monk said I listened to him as we prepared the altar for the Mass and laid out gowns for the priest-monks, I lay on my bed and watched the sky colour change from blue to dark blue a bell tolling for Vespers, necesse est dolor de peccato non autem infinita distractione said St Bernard so I read, I wanted her and tongued her sweet valley as she spread her wings for me, sauf nos propres pensées il n'y a absolument rien en notre pouvoir said Gareth quoting Descartes as we walked to the refectory for lunch after the office of sext, incense in the air I breathed in the church leftover from Mass mixed with the smell of baked bread, a voice sounds near or far off inside my head.
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Sep 11, 2016
Sep 11, 2016 at 11:03 AM UTC
FAR OFF INSIDE MY HEAD MCMLXXI
This flame of blue is now burning black Sitting in a room waiting on the next anxiety attack Scratching at the walls The doors and floor How much of this madness must be endured ? While the mind and soul Are slowly being twisted and disturbed.
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Dec 21, 2014
Dec 21, 2014 at 1:00 AM UTC
Mors Autem Animi
~for the mothers, and for her~ §§§ this utterance emits itself, without poetic supervision, like so many of its predecessors, a passing remark transmogrifies to an exercise of praise, of humility, love this is for her, of the nameless arms of forces that fasten safety pins to our clothes, reminder to us that we are loved and to come home safely so she, the little ship may rest easy she, a homing boat, in a small slip resting, preferring no changeover  to a mighty and powerful dreadnought sent to do a search & rescue mission for young ones, babes who lose their way but we know the truth, the heart of the matter, this one, writ, for her and her and her and her and you, the countless ones, mighty armada of the mothers, God’s flesh and blood, a steeled navy they suffer whatever it takes, but never defeat, for they know, the heart engine fires never cease, never forget, indeed the word never not in their lexicon, only forever and forevermore §§§§§ Mon May 4 9:42 in anno autem coronavirus plaga/ in the first year of the plague from the heart of the epicenter / ex corde in epicenter
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May 4, 2020
May 4, 2020 at 10:00 AM UTC
a slip of a woman is a mighty dreadnought
Scio hunc non Scio quod durum quid per illa verba in occulto et optima sunt Non *** Latino haec sunt idem Im 'non boken posuerunt in monumento Non sum abierunt ego autem mortuus sum, capti a verbis victima in caput meum
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 8:53 PM UTC
its in Latin
I am falling Carded wool and eiderdown Muted hues in the resonant ghost of you My words drift Shadow soft before the deluge Of an angry sky I pray for rain Even though I cower under cover of your grace Myriad tears from heaven broken Etch the epitaph and rune stones Twist the light to brazen Blanched in acid Your brilliance blinds me Sunlight spilled on fallow ground I am soaked to the marrow Weathered and weary An the abyss whispers ever closer Embrace the profane till the flesh burns ashen *Nati sumus solus et nos solus perire Deo autem non est sine interiori lumine You follow me sombrous through the maelstrom Trade my hueless soul For the ecstasy of light **In raptu lumine vestit me *we are born alone and we die alone Without God there is no internal light **Clothe me in the ecstasy of light TL Boehm 11/13/2012
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 6:30 PM UTC
Fade To Gray
When nights array, shines past the window pane, I sit and wait for the midnight rain. Before the shower begins, I fall into deep comatose, Falling and flying into the dark and watch the night, my soul to diagnose. Deep within the psyche of me, I find a door, I have reached my center, the very entrance to my core. I am curious to look inside myself, to see the bad and the good, To open up, to all I have misunderstood. It opens to my touch and inside the sent of roses pierces me. A garden overgrown with worry. I enter and frown at all the weeds I've let in, I have kept it all deep within. Tears fall down as I cry the words I never said, I scream the thoughts I kept inside my head. All my pain comes out upon the dirt under my feet, All the lies and sadness, so bittersweet. I finally end without a word to be spoken, All the bad memories now shattered and broken. I look to the door and think of the things I've always had. My family and friends, my home and my bed, through the good and the bad. Slowly all the weeds of worry, the thistle of lies all vanished, All the dark and violence banished. I watch the roses grow, lilies bloom, I smell the lavenders sweet perfume. I wander to the nearest tree to climb and find some words in it's bark. "Hortus autem Mea Mens." the word send me smiling away the dark. If these words have affected you, then there is hope still left for humankind. The night is long but i can wait, in the garden of my mind.
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 9:51 PM UTC
Hortus autem Mea Mens
Perhaps it is easy for those who have never been thrown in a tank and blasted to say, “It is safe.” But when you have seen them killed and buried in a landfill under garbage bags labeld Biohazard; when men, dressed in white, lock them up with their water-filled eyes; when you see her in the street wearing it which has caused torture/ And see the torture in their pores, pleasuring society, and see them intoxicated in a garbage bag and crushed by machines in your mind; when you have to take part of this torture, to earn a living, and see them sweating blood, and see them powdered up and powering down, and see their tortured lungs give up and collapse; when you experience the torture first account, and notice no animal is safe; when they are deformed and become gruesome; when they are marked dead or eliminated on the notepad in these men's pad folios
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 10:40 PM UTC
τρομοκρατία *autem* ζώα
There was the silence unlike any other silence the church seemed to keep the world at bay, ego autem steti in tenebris, the darkness around me, the Austrian monk limped the aisle between choir stalls head lowered, nothing is so strong as gentleness nothing so gentle as real strength Francis de Sales said, Dom Joseph(dear Bunny) spoke of God's nearness even to those who assumed He didn't exist, I swept the refectory with the big broom thinking of the Crucified above the abbot's table how His arms were in line to each corner, holiness consists simply in doing God's will and being just what God wants us to be said Therese, Hugh thin-lipped eyed me as I chanted the Latin words just behind him learning the phrasing trying to get it spot on but failing, the old monk lay abed breathing his near last rosary hanging between fingers aged and thin, Leo stood by the bell rope shaking hands before his farewell to Rome tall and thin I shook his hand as did others, Dieu nous tient près the French monk said, close to God  is all we wanted or so we thought, she brought me coffee after hot *** standing there in her nakedness hotness seeping from the cup, the bell tower stood out in the moonlight like God's finger pointing skyward, such silence can haunt can disturb can bring memories these I had as bruises, for a truly religious man nothing is tragic Gareth said quoting Wittgenstein, she licked me clean offering her wine and I sipped and we shared, God is close the monk said pouring black coffee and He cared.
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 11:37 AM UTC
ANOTHER SILENCE 1971
There was the silence unlike any other silence the church seemed to keep the world at bay, ego autem steti in tenebris, the darkness around me, the Austrian monk limped the aisle between choir stalls head lowered, nothing is so strong as gentleness nothing so gentle as real strength Francis de Sales said, Dom Joseph(dear Bunny) spoke of God's nearness even to those who assumed He didn't exist, I swept the refectory with the big broom thinking of the Crucified above the abbot's table how His arms were in line to each corner, holiness consists simply in doing God's will and being just what God wants us to be said Therese, Hugh thin-lipped eyed me as I chanted the Latin words just behind him learning the phrasing trying to get it spot on but failing, the old monk lay abed breathing his near last rosary hanging between fingers aged and thin, Leo stood by the bell rope shaking hands before his farewell to Rome tall and thin I shook his hand as did others, Dieu nous tient près the French monk said, close to God  is all we wanted or so we thought, she brought me coffee after hot *** standing there in her nakedness hotness seeping from the cup, the bell tower stood out in the moonlight like God's finger pointing skyward, such silence can haunt can disturb can bring memories these I had as bruises, for a truly religious man nothing is tragic Gareth said quoting Wittgenstein, she licked me clean offering her wine and I sipped and we shared, God is close the monk said pouring black coffee and He cared.
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*****    ADLUVIUS ADLUVIUS    ***** ADLUVIUS quidam                 Latinorum             praesumtores] **** x ***** matris suæ feminas suas English & orum x naturale eius debent x Aldus *******                                  summa Torres **** x ***** matris suae                    feminas suas Latinorum_ naturalis & x &                      eius debent x Aldus ******* summa coronas Quidam voluntatem quam feminam x vulvam Anglicus tympanum x ****** sua: prius x ******* I tores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latina: x i & C NATURALIS naturale eius debent mensem per ******* summitatem **** x ***** matris suae                     feminas suas Anglicus x & orum naturale eius debent x Aldus ******* summa Torres **** x ***** matris suae feminas suas Latinorum_ naturalis & x & eius debent x Aldus ******* summa coronas Quid Pro voluntatem quam feminam x vulvam Anglicus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego torres x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ x & C NATURALIS naturale eius debent mensem per ******* summitatem Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ x C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ × C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae latinorum_ x C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top
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Jul 5, 2018
Jul 5, 2018 at 5:07 PM UTC
***** alluvium [& natural c's]
*****    ADLUVIUS ADLUVIUS    ***** ADLUVIUS quidam                 Latinorum             praesumtores] **** x ***** matris suæ feminas suas English & orum x naturale eius debent x Aldus *******                                  summa Torres **** x ***** matris suae                    feminas suas Latinorum_ naturalis & x &                      eius debent x Aldus ******* summa coronas Quidam voluntatem quam feminam x vulvam Anglicus tympanum x ****** sua: prius x ******* I tores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latina: x i & C NATURALIS naturale eius debent mensem per ******* summitatem **** x ***** matris suae                     feminas suas Anglicus x & orum naturale eius debent x Aldus ******* summa Torres **** x ***** matris suae feminas suas Latinorum_ naturalis & x & eius debent x Aldus ******* summa coronas Quid Pro voluntatem quam feminam x vulvam Anglicus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego torres x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ x & C NATURALIS naturale eius debent mensem per ******* summitatem Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ x C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae Latinorum_ × C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top Quidam autem ex femina x vulvam Anglus x naturale eius debent tribulatione sua: prius x ******* Ego viatores x utero matris ad arbitrium est feminae latinorum_ x C NATURALIS naturale eius debent Per mensem ******* top
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From the cloisters the moonlight created shadows across the garth, a monk pulled the cloister bell for supper, Dio è vicino e lontano the Italian monk said to me in the workshop repairing a chair, Dom Charles took an apple from the tree and twisted it just so it came away in his hand and he rubbed it against his black habit to a shine and said that's how it is done, Dom George machined the habit seam as I watched his tonsured head shone in the overhead lamp, le opere che si fanno possono essere l'unico sermone alcune persone si sente oggi Francesco d'Assisi said so I read, I take my place in the refectory stand there waiting for grace to begin studying the wooden floor and how the overhead lights shone there, hoc autem qui parce seminat parce et metet et qui seminat in benedictionibus et metet Paul of Tarsus said Dom Joe told me, who sows little reaps little whoever sows much shall reap much I mused, orange bricks browny black in moonlight, bell tolled against evening sky, I walked the cloister wondering why.
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 3:55 AM UTC
WONDERING WHY MCMLXVIII.
*Verum quaerimus, studiose poetica in hoc situ Ubi autem poetas Ubi est artificiose conscripto*
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 11:09 PM UTC
Non intelligitis
Knelt down weeded the flower bed in the cloister garth, orange brick walls waist high shadows in the cloister where the sun could not touch, intrantes autem in domum Dei so I did that first time in 68, smell of baked bread and incense and aged brick and sight of cloisters in moonlight, Domine da mihi castitatem et nondum Augustine said I thought likewise but never said, she cupped me with her soft fingers and tongued me in her dark room, Hugh thin faced grim featured eyed the breviary chanted the Latin text beside me I copied best I could, partecipare alla vita di Dio the Italian monk said as we mended broken fences by the far grounds, George read the day's text in practice must be clever Dom James said clear as a bell's tone, Twice armed if we fight with faith Gareth said in Greek quoting Plato twice armed fighting with faith or suchlike he added seeing my incomprehension, have me she said in whisper soft breath whiskey soaked, rope between hands rough against skin bell pulled as bell tolled vibrated loud in ear's fold and hold.
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Jan 2, 2017
Jan 2, 2017 at 2:49 PM UTC
BELL AND EAR MCMLXXI.
ibi est scena - autem ibi nullus actor - there is a stage - but there is no actor. if *omni orbis est scena* ring true... we can confine the aktor in the mould of a medax - halfwit minotaur... culprit and the scalped crown... i have the bloom of whatever flower i take to choosing - and the remains: an engraving of hopes, dirges, and desires... whispered fragrances to allocate a foothold of cerberus's stood ground... barking, whining, whimpering, howling and desiring the lodgings of a smoked timber-frame - revealed in the immediate circumstance - as the loss of the ultimatum: the penultimate loss - the one, pondering death... the one: once discarding, now all the more embracing... all word is a stage, given an actor present... but no stage is ever a stage, where no actor takes to invite the world being staged... in the guise of a worldly staged loss of a reckoning - to no stage an equivalent world - to no actor an equivalent role - there is a confirmation nonetheless - a stage empty, without actor, is a world emptied with a labour that otherwise demands a caress of a soothing tongue - in replica, as in non-replicating take on disaster - a formality of re-introduction.
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Oct 30, 2017
Oct 30, 2017 at 9:31 PM UTC
scene & actor
*if you're a "thinker" - you don't require a "freedom" of speech - by freedom of speech i mean: the lacklustre of the "freedom" to think... how the two seem unconvincing... oh my my my, what a waste of time; sooner the pistachio ice-cream worth my name, than the folowing quest for question; thank **** poland, thank, **** poland, the land, who "cherished" both **** germany, and communist russia... seem regurgitating islam... ooh sorry, pooh bear said, what in wahabi? graf einmal! graf zweimal! nein, halt zählen... schädel beklagen die kürbislachen von oktober; die letzte reste von ein tag.* may i introduce some biblical command? and i ask doubly - what's the difference between the "devil" that asks within temptation -     compared with the devil that asks within the confines of charm? does not one leave man with the notion of free will, and the other with the omnipotent god? who beyond man, be indistinguishable to keep devil or god away from parodical laments...           if the devil does tempt, and if a god does charm...                 who's will equals who's? that the devil marks his will by the unus autem -        and that god...                 omni autem -                       that the devil rather charm, and god play the puppet of a devil with the serpentine of tease, and ask, and the lost question of temptation being asked.... not i, nor anyone else, be believed with a logic of rhyme... charm forthright provides unfulfilled truths -              but you tempt with the provision of fulfilling outright lies; seems i wrote enough truth, that i've forgotten the original german               that might be worth recitation. *and how i love my terrible germaniac...    at least a part of me still feels insensible, as to leverage the human    cruelty of imperfection.*
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Sep 20, 2017
Sep 20, 2017 at 10:23 PM UTC
die teufel in faust sprechen: die teufel dass versucht vs. die teufel dass bezaubern
*if you're a "thinker" - you don't require a "freedom" of speech - by freedom of speech i mean: the lacklustre of the "freedom" to think... how the two seem unconvincing... oh my my my, what a waste of time; sooner the pistachio ice-cream worth my name, than the folowing quest for question; thank **** poland, thank, **** poland, the land, who "cherished" both **** germany, and communist russia... seem regurgitating islam... ooh sorry, pooh bear said, what in wahabi? graf einmal! graf zweimal! nein, halt zählen... schädel beklagen die kürbislachen von oktober; die letzte reste von ein tag.* may i introduce some biblical command? and i ask doubly - what's the difference between the "devil" that asks within temptation -     compared with the devil that asks within the confines of charm? does not one leave man with the notion of free will, and the other with the omnipotent god? who beyond man, be indistinguishable to keep devil or god away from parodical laments...           if the devil does tempt, and if a god does charm...                 who's will equals who's? that the devil marks his will by the unus autem -        and that god...                 omni autem -                       that the devil rather charm, and god play the puppet of a devil with the serpentine of tease, and ask, and the lost question of temptation being asked.... not i, nor anyone else, be believed with a logic of rhyme... charm forthright provides unfulfilled truths -              but you tempt with the provision of fulfilling outright lies; seems i wrote enough truth, that i've forgotten the original german               that might be worth recitation. *and how i love my terrible germaniac...    at least a part of me still feels insensible, as to leverage the human    cruelty of imperfection.*
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