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I found my soul at 300 baud in a world the world would one day come to adore before there were webs we were the spiders before there were laws nothing could be denied to us we were wardialling before cybercrime we were a virus before virii became a fake news byline but if busted I'll deny I ever tried to break a trunk through MCI jamaica sat on ************ station for days raking in creds like a madmuhfuhn rap master with nothing greater than a pair of headphones and a cheap cassette tape deck to take me there kids today dont respect what they play with back in the day we had to be outlaws to connect to todays day to day bandwidth
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 4:30 PM UTC
bluebox (2600 reasons to be online)
Right in the physics lecture Mentally dreaming, Thinking of a phenomenon I am day dreaming, In the front seat of the corner And all the conceiving, Thinking of a phenomenon Cause I am day dreaming, Sometimes the teacher gives a bang, Mentions my name, and takes away my tang, Little does he know that the lecture he’s singing has a thinner bandwidth than mine. So, right in this fellow’s lecture, mentally beaming, thinking of a phenomenon, I am day dreaming. Sometimes the future bike is back, Other times, the actress who’s not black, Sometimes the ex girlfriend whose new boyfriend, for whom we say, “Hey he looks like a *** Moreover, you think about the dating, Was she pleased or was she just faking Next date in café coffee day Or the recessional snack corner away So, right in the fellow’s lecture, you keep on dreaming Think of your fond hope And keep on day dreaming.
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 8:53 AM UTC
Daydreaming
The rug Lying underneath your feet; Been on the ground So long, It's stuck to the ground. The fence Standing deep, anchored in soil; **** rooting down So deep, It's part of the land. The frames are clean, The pictures seem Like history. Once upon a time, I was More than furniture to us. But now: I want you to see me, Like the door you can open; I'm more than what's inside your home. I want you to want me, Like you used to everyday; I'm that girl you wanted to make time for when you're alone. Now, are you not alone? Is that why I'm the rug, fence and your furniture? I know I work from home. I know I got a lotta things to do. I know I haven't lived up to the best of expectations. I'm still that girl you fell in love with. I dream beyond every bandwidth. I take my time to really be sure. I wanna do it without complications. But I know, I bore the hell outta you. With my Nagging that could turn ears blue. But I Promise that I love you baby, You gotta see me in the light of the truth: I want you to see me, Like the door you can open; I'm more than what's inside your home. I want you to want me, Like you used to everyday; I'm that girl you wanted to make time for when you're alone. Now, are you not alone? Is that why I'm the rug, fence and your furniture?
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 6:25 PM UTC
Rug, Fence, Furniture
How can I Falcon fly While I die In a web of lies Where they brutalize Us like flies We must communicate By connecting To avoid rumors of hate That are infecting The non-inspecting No problem detecting Yet happiness expecting Tyrant electing Issue deflecting Fascism respecting Public that's perplexing So the Internet should remain harmlessly neutral Instead of adding to our economic Kama Sutra Finding new ways to ***** each other Like restricting access to information So we won't hear the screams of our brothers To the rich and powerful's elation Dealing with this pseudo-fame Feels like a burdensome shame In order to listen to people I have to hear them talk But I fall into a deep hole When their ignorance is written in chalk Easily erased But also easily traced Yet not so easily faced Until we're easily replaced By the voices of our oppressors Promising to alleviate the pressure If we'll take a position that's lesser And never ask them to be a confesser Each electorate Must be kept separate And must be made desperate So take away their voices That should limit their choices The rich want to be molding the clay So they say to touch it you'll have to pay I can't sit here and stand it This particular predicament That's beyond my bandwidth Eating this **** sandwich Given by a grand witch So I add the name capitalist To my ******* list Which they seem to agree with They rationalize you have to be an ******* to survive They explain in business that's the only way to thrive Yet get upset when I call them the biggest ******** alive The Internet can do infinite good Yet it is minimized and misunderstood The faithless fathom It as a nameless chasm Made inside our rage filled cabins But they refuse to see the connections The healthy introspection And historical corrections They'd rather use deflection Mentioning mundane memes Or divisive digital teams They see the shell But not the turtle They put us in hell With a data girdle Everybody has the same capability to add to the Internet So they should have equal capacity to use the Internet Sometimes our economic systems make us act counterintuitively To what is fundamentally needed by our species Something humanity has never had before A comprehensive brain that can connect and inform us all We've seen money corrupt the minds of humans Let's not let it corrupt the mind of humanity
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May 18, 2018
May 18, 2018 at 1:22 PM UTC
Data Girdle
How can I Falcon fly While I die In a web of lies Where they brutalize Us like flies We must communicate By connecting To avoid rumors of hate That are infecting The non-inspecting No problem detecting Yet happiness expecting Tyrant electing Issue deflecting Fascism respecting Public that's perplexing So the Internet should remain harmlessly neutral Instead of adding to our economic Kama Sutra Finding new ways to ***** each other Like restricting access to information So we won't hear the screams of our brothers To the rich and powerful's elation Dealing with this pseudo-fame Feels like a burdensome shame In order to listen to people I have to hear them talk But I fall into a deep hole When their ignorance is written in chalk Easily erased But also easily traced Yet not so easily faced Until we're easily replaced By the voices of our oppressors Promising to alleviate the pressure If we'll take a position that's lesser And never ask them to be a confesser Each electorate Must be kept separate And must be made desperate So take away their voices That should limit their choices The rich want to be molding the clay So they say to touch it you'll have to pay I can't sit here and stand it This particular predicament That's beyond my bandwidth Eating this **** sandwich Given by a grand witch So I add the name capitalist To my ******* list Which they seem to agree with They rationalize you have to be an ******* to survive They explain in business that's the only way to thrive Yet get upset when I call them the biggest ******** alive The Internet can do infinite good Yet it is minimized and misunderstood The faithless fathom It as a nameless chasm Made inside our rage filled cabins But they refuse to see the connections The healthy introspection And historical corrections They'd rather use deflection Mentioning mundane memes Or divisive digital teams They see the shell But not the turtle They put us in hell With a data girdle Everybody has the same capability to add to the Internet So they should have equal capacity to use the Internet Sometimes our economic systems make us act counterintuitively To what is fundamentally needed by our species Something humanity has never had before A comprehensive brain that can connect and inform us all We've seen money corrupt the minds of humans Let's not let it corrupt the mind of humanity
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title= With fake and cheap copies of high-end popular designer wears increasing in the market, fashion experts have expressed their concern over plagiarism being on the rise in the industry. "I think it (plagiarism) is an international problem, it is not just an Indian problem. It is said that plagiarism is a form of flattery (as the designs are getting copied). I don't subscribe to it. I am against it," noted designer Wendell Rodricks said. "It took me seven years to patent my name Wendel l Rodricks as a brand. One should look to solve this problem the earliest," he said. According to well-known designer Anita Dongre, the fashion industry should come together to tackle the issue. "Now everything is digital, some of the designs get copied immediately online. All my lehengas are copied. It is sad," she said. Echoing similar sentiments, designer Masaba also feels that plagiarism is the worst part of the fashion industry. "It is sad that there is no control on the copycats...and too many undeserving people are getting recognition and chances to showcase," she said. Masaba is known for her innovative prints and one can often see fake designs being sold at lesser prices. "We are one of the most copied design houses in the country, and you just have to figure it if it eats into your business. If it doesn't, you shouldn't waste your time and money on it," she said. Masaba, however, feels one can take culprits to court. "Legal action can be taken if you have the bandwidth, but the fake market is too huge to tackle and lawmakers are extremely slow to act on it." Wendell also thinks in a country like India, the legal matters pile up and it takes time, which is the sad part. "The amount of time it takes in this country to bring someone (guilty) to court is too much. Ritu Kumar (designer) had taken people to court and won. But it is one of its kind of a case. You need to give that much amount of time," he said. According to designer Gaurang Shah, one should take it as a compliment if their designs are copied. "In a way it is a compliment that others are following you. But it is annoying as you work so hard and the design gets copied. It is a challenge for designers to come up with new ideas," he added.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-2016 | www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-brisbane
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 3:33 AM UTC
Fashion designers raise concern over plagiarism
title= With fake and cheap copies of high-end popular designer wears increasing in the market, fashion experts have expressed their concern over plagiarism being on the rise in the industry. "I think it (plagiarism) is an international problem, it is not just an Indian problem. It is said that plagiarism is a form of flattery (as the designs are getting copied). I don't subscribe to it. I am against it," noted designer Wendell Rodricks said. "It took me seven years to patent my name Wendel l Rodricks as a brand. One should look to solve this problem the earliest," he said. According to well-known designer Anita Dongre, the fashion industry should come together to tackle the issue. "Now everything is digital, some of the designs get copied immediately online. All my lehengas are copied. It is sad," she said. Echoing similar sentiments, designer Masaba also feels that plagiarism is the worst part of the fashion industry. "It is sad that there is no control on the copycats...and too many undeserving people are getting recognition and chances to showcase," she said. Masaba is known for her innovative prints and one can often see fake designs being sold at lesser prices. "We are one of the most copied design houses in the country, and you just have to figure it if it eats into your business. If it doesn't, you shouldn't waste your time and money on it," she said. Masaba, however, feels one can take culprits to court. "Legal action can be taken if you have the bandwidth, but the fake market is too huge to tackle and lawmakers are extremely slow to act on it." Wendell also thinks in a country like India, the legal matters pile up and it takes time, which is the sad part. "The amount of time it takes in this country to bring someone (guilty) to court is too much. Ritu Kumar (designer) had taken people to court and won. But it is one of its kind of a case. You need to give that much amount of time," he said. According to designer Gaurang Shah, one should take it as a compliment if their designs are copied. "In a way it is a compliment that others are following you. But it is annoying as you work so hard and the design gets copied. It is a challenge for designers to come up with new ideas," he added.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-2016 | www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-brisbane
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It was a scam, a sham The flimmiest of flams There was more pork there Than a Christmas ham. It’s nothing but a racket Stuff it all into a big packet And put into a time capture Leave it until the rapture Where it can’t hurt anybody Then, fix yourself a hot toddy And laugh about how shoddy Future folks will think we are. They won’t be wrong by far. They’ll marvel at how many Candidates worth a penny, Or less, showed up to run Like the whole thing was fun And better than a TV show. How could they tumble for Not that good of a governor Didn’t know what lips are for Or what to say on the floor Yet some wanted her to run? What fun the press had with Filling up the internet bandwidth With screeching permutations Of tired old KKK reiterations Of the wonderful Aryan nation The South advocated before We had us a big-ass ugly war. It’s like they didn’t know they lost And were prepared to pay the cost To do it all over again, not just men But women too, who shouldn’t do Because they were not part of The government to be started up. It was rather Alice In Wonderland, The fuzzy details of their whole plan. Certain things were carved in stone. Some should go back to an age of stone And forever leave the real people alone. Because they’d shout out now and then That this world was meant for white men To run and control and own. Nothing tribal. They said it was written in their Bible Which was obvious they never really read Or they would know what it really said About helping the poor, the halt and lame. They went on doing harm in the name Of the King of Passion and Rescue Saying that was the wrong thing to do. They insisted they could do what pleases And it should have nothing to do with Jesus. It’s all about who is rich and who is not And who doesn’t need what they have got: All the good land and the mineral rights. The rest can just stay up nights working Two jobs, maybe three, they didn’t care. Those pundits had to start somewhere. Let those dishwashers and caddies Go get their own filthy rich daddies To leave them accounts full of millions So they could hire undocumented millions To build their dynasties of marble and gold. Really, folks. This story never gets old.
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 5:05 PM UTC
TWENTY FIRST CENTURY G.O.P.
It was a scam, a sham The flimmiest of flams There was more pork there Than a Christmas ham. It’s nothing but a racket Stuff it all into a big packet And put into a time capture Leave it until the rapture Where it can’t hurt anybody Then, fix yourself a hot toddy And laugh about how shoddy Future folks will think we are. They won’t be wrong by far. They’ll marvel at how many Candidates worth a penny, Or less, showed up to run Like the whole thing was fun And better than a TV show. How could they tumble for Not that good of a governor Didn’t know what lips are for Or what to say on the floor Yet some wanted her to run? What fun the press had with Filling up the internet bandwidth With screeching permutations Of tired old KKK reiterations Of the wonderful Aryan nation The South advocated before We had us a big-ass ugly war. It’s like they didn’t know they lost And were prepared to pay the cost To do it all over again, not just men But women too, who shouldn’t do Because they were not part of The government to be started up. It was rather Alice In Wonderland, The fuzzy details of their whole plan. Certain things were carved in stone. Some should go back to an age of stone And forever leave the real people alone. Because they’d shout out now and then That this world was meant for white men To run and control and own. Nothing tribal. They said it was written in their Bible Which was obvious they never really read Or they would know what it really said About helping the poor, the halt and lame. They went on doing harm in the name Of the King of Passion and Rescue Saying that was the wrong thing to do. They insisted they could do what pleases And it should have nothing to do with Jesus. It’s all about who is rich and who is not And who doesn’t need what they have got: All the good land and the mineral rights. The rest can just stay up nights working Two jobs, maybe three, they didn’t care. Those pundits had to start somewhere. Let those dishwashers and caddies Go get their own filthy rich daddies To leave them accounts full of millions So they could hire undocumented millions To build their dynasties of marble and gold. Really, folks. This story never gets old.
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I like the way she holds my arm when walking… up high, under the shoulder, firm grasp on muscle, feeling the blood beat acoustically, in joy, sensually sensing a thrumming thrombosis messaging, this is a full bodied animation, liquid life, “strong to drink” “strength to break off pieces and keep,” a supporting mutuel pillar column post, given, taken, entrapped, enwrapped, ensnared, and enshrined, mighty fine feeling “indeed” pieces to mine, pieces of mine her taking is acceptable my taking reciprocal for her needs fulfill, I, walk taller, straighter, in fuller strides, and when she stumbles in the obstacle course of nyc crack-ed sidewalkslop, her whoosh of breath expelled when saved by the arm firmament, goes unremarked, for this is my purposed occupation and the occlusion of our skin cells in tight bandwidth is certification that our love is so much more than mere skin deep, or as she so oft summarizes, life is, “indeed,” or in deed. olp
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Mar 22, 2024
Mar 22, 2024 at 11:21 PM UTC
I like the way she holds my arm when walking...
We consume big and create little, we like neat things instead of the mess. Wake up in the middle of our lives to find we only thought to buy more and pay less. Attention to the price tag—Need the hottest J's, the nicest bags. Stupidly married to the common cents,   we divorce from time and meaning spent. With our friends and families, we are short. Our support is digital. Our talk is report. We don’t bother to calculate what they add; high bandwidth and credit subtract the sad. Truth is no longer requested offline; we readily settle with others’ designs. Two-Day shipping makes us smile, for happiness we wait no while.
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Feb 12, 2016
Feb 12, 2016 at 12:08 AM UTC
Two-Day
I don't fare well In social media I'm sure that's Hard to stand On a network tossed For a common Need for love I'm just a simple man Unintentional boundaries Between you and I But your memory lives When the bandwidth dies...
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 5:38 PM UTC
UNINTENTIONAL BOUNDARIES
Marry me to the dollars that were never mine to begin with, or end in my divorce from time and bandwidth. Date me like the daze you're in, free from Good, but taxed by Sin. Dump me when you've gotten full, go fool around with other rules, and die a loan too short and cruel.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 10:01 PM UTC
Fiat Fervor
Dealing with OCD is like losing your mind, You can be in a room full of people, yet all alone, Noone can ever know when the horrible thoughts will come and what they will be you just feel a buzz, a hum, a drone in your head and you try to block it out but like Sony Xperia apps running in the background, they are there, infernal consuming the bandwidth of your soul there is a fine line between delusion and sanity a clutching at straws, a search for help pleas and pleas fall not on deaf ears but endure it you must until it runs its course tunnelling on, pushing you to the edge straddling the fine line buoying bobbing, dancing, fleeting- drowning you in its wake as you gasp and gasp OCD is horrible and misunderstood why it hit me, I know not- when it came part of me, I never agreed I just woke up arrested, paralysed by the most unutterable thoughts... I suspect it happened when I met the thin woman with the one eye- I have known no peace since then Paranormal paranoia rules my brain and I am mooted, glued in the vile filth of guilt, shame, anger, helplessness- like a generator running on fuel, incessant the tyres do not stop burning alone, sometimes, I ask myself why? why me Lord? the cup is too heavy for me to bear and ghouls have made my mind an open playing field and I cant break free at times I wake up and its gone I smile and dress up- try to think normally, eat and sleep but itchy insomnia rages on my skin beads of sweat and shaking, my mouth is dry I am afraid, frightened and I cower OCD is crunching my life, slowly and sadly noone knows...they just dont know why I say 'off' things sometimes they suppose its the preoccupation of a busy mind, and busy I am wallowing, silently, stewing in the prison it seems there is no escaping this
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 1:55 AM UTC
O.C.D
Dealing with OCD is like losing your mind, You can be in a room full of people, yet all alone, Noone can ever know when the horrible thoughts will come and what they will be you just feel a buzz, a hum, a drone in your head and you try to block it out but like Sony Xperia apps running in the background, they are there, infernal consuming the bandwidth of your soul there is a fine line between delusion and sanity a clutching at straws, a search for help pleas and pleas fall not on deaf ears but endure it you must until it runs its course tunnelling on, pushing you to the edge straddling the fine line buoying bobbing, dancing, fleeting- drowning you in its wake as you gasp and gasp OCD is horrible and misunderstood why it hit me, I know not- when it came part of me, I never agreed I just woke up arrested, paralysed by the most unutterable thoughts... I suspect it happened when I met the thin woman with the one eye- I have known no peace since then Paranormal paranoia rules my brain and I am mooted, glued in the vile filth of guilt, shame, anger, helplessness- like a generator running on fuel, incessant the tyres do not stop burning alone, sometimes, I ask myself why? why me Lord? the cup is too heavy for me to bear and ghouls have made my mind an open playing field and I cant break free at times I wake up and its gone I smile and dress up- try to think normally, eat and sleep but itchy insomnia rages on my skin beads of sweat and shaking, my mouth is dry I am afraid, frightened and I cower OCD is crunching my life, slowly and sadly noone knows...they just dont know why I say 'off' things sometimes they suppose its the preoccupation of a busy mind, and busy I am wallowing, silently, stewing in the prison it seems there is no escaping this
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Right here? Right now? its just you and I and the summer architecture. Shouldn't be feeling this right here, right now just isn't the time. The architecture was flawed to begin with the lions share crafted in low bandwidth. Cant seem to understand right here, right now wasn't fit to abide. Right here? Right now? just me and calloused fingers just uninspired and unoriginal At wits end with consolation prizes.
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Apr 16, 2017
Apr 16, 2017 at 7:18 PM UTC
Here and Now
As wires round the world get lighter and thinner Your news scroll feeds you various homicides, From desktops at noon to plasma at dinner, The auto-cue scrolls through this week’s most viral. The network fail to mention the other seven billion Who kept living their life devoid of such sinning. Disquiet on your perch, picture your pleasure: Hopping alone, around your enclosure. The window slides up, wind ruffles your feathers. Beak to the bars, you're helplessly tethered. Yell 'til you're heard, ’til you’re hoarse and unkempt, Yell 'til the neighbours are mad and hell bent. Step back to your pedestal, tapping your feet, The rhythm you summon traverses the streets. Nearby inhabitants sit watching their screens, Warn-out, occupied, unfulfilling their dreams. Tip-tap-a-tip-tap-a-tip-tap away the evening and next day. Now you live vicariously through social media, You cannot stop tweeting, lonelier… lonelier. Connections you make get quicker and quicker. ‘Life is the greatest’ upon appearances, You pick and you carve a residual image; The best fools fool themselves into submission, Post exponentially, build on your rhythm; Second life, third face, prosodic yet speechless, Your diary now echoes, empty and featureless. Stare at your screen, silent and grinning; Hive mind rewired, this story needs spinning. Forget losing face, that farcical demeanour. The needle wobbles on your false life fever, As sunlight exposes where your cage is broken, The tether is loose but you're past noticing. Shared knowledge free of charge, constantly flowing, Ignore others' viewpoints, or pleas to come in. The glass in the window is brilliantly glowing, There's fire outside that your posts have been stoking. White noise, connection lost, you're no longer hosting That multi-channel, fibre-optic, bandwidth expansion. Untether your Ethernet, the cage disappears Find sanctuary outdoors when quiet is near. The caged bird tweets devoid of all reason, Fooling itself about its own lack of freedom.
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May 10, 2019
May 10, 2019 at 9:15 AM UTC
Fibre Optic Bird Cage
As wires round the world get lighter and thinner Your news scroll feeds you various homicides, From desktops at noon to plasma at dinner, The auto-cue scrolls through this week’s most viral. The network fail to mention the other seven billion Who kept living their life devoid of such sinning. Disquiet on your perch, picture your pleasure: Hopping alone, around your enclosure. The window slides up, wind ruffles your feathers. Beak to the bars, you're helplessly tethered. Yell 'til you're heard, ’til you’re hoarse and unkempt, Yell 'til the neighbours are mad and hell bent. Step back to your pedestal, tapping your feet, The rhythm you summon traverses the streets. Nearby inhabitants sit watching their screens, Warn-out, occupied, unfulfilling their dreams. Tip-tap-a-tip-tap-a-tip-tap away the evening and next day. Now you live vicariously through social media, You cannot stop tweeting, lonelier… lonelier. Connections you make get quicker and quicker. ‘Life is the greatest’ upon appearances, You pick and you carve a residual image; The best fools fool themselves into submission, Post exponentially, build on your rhythm; Second life, third face, prosodic yet speechless, Your diary now echoes, empty and featureless. Stare at your screen, silent and grinning; Hive mind rewired, this story needs spinning. Forget losing face, that farcical demeanour. The needle wobbles on your false life fever, As sunlight exposes where your cage is broken, The tether is loose but you're past noticing. Shared knowledge free of charge, constantly flowing, Ignore others' viewpoints, or pleas to come in. The glass in the window is brilliantly glowing, There's fire outside that your posts have been stoking. White noise, connection lost, you're no longer hosting That multi-channel, fibre-optic, bandwidth expansion. Untether your Ethernet, the cage disappears Find sanctuary outdoors when quiet is near. The caged bird tweets devoid of all reason, Fooling itself about its own lack of freedom.
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We have to come up with Better ways to build trust In this current bandwidth Nothing works as it must
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Nov 22, 2021
Nov 22, 2021 at 3:45 PM UTC
Trust
Bound to the bandwidth of time, watching each dead end sneer a fistful of garrulous grand power pounding on my chest insincere Dear Lily petals drinking acid rain, choking on each sip, A drink of despair imploring love, lavish as the heart of tulip. All that written, and I relegate a silent roar onto this verse Like all dead poets do to escape an unbreakable curse. And I'd consummate my love in a bed of poetry and rose. To say it was worth if all along my heart broke and froze.
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Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 2:09 AM UTC
Love in the dark
Are we ever really invisible? Are we safe from prying eyes? We are watched as I watch you Sailing over WiFi connections Like a portal to a pit. As the stars lose there sparkle The dark heavens gloom and glare Tunneling a passage through The deepest, darkest lair Where I exist.
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Feb 10, 2016
Feb 10, 2016 at 9:27 PM UTC
Bandwidth
Ever have a browser open With many different tabs? Its a slippery slope From one tab needed, To about 20 for no reason Some only open for a second Taking up more bandwidth than the Christmas season It's like when it slows down, your computer Is committing the high act of treason Bleeding onto the overstimulated neurons That occupy your mind with things so frivolous And then you see.. The holes in your thoughts and logic creeping and creaking, closer to falling apart Like listening to someone with a perpetually broken heart Speak about love purer than the whitest dove And how they'll never fall apart... That's what my brain is like Ive long since given up the fight...
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 11:22 PM UTC
Neurons
Kaleidoscopes form on my way to extinguish the sun Imma replace it with a disco ball It's time to party and I am the boogeyman (Charles Darwin should have seen Tarzan) We are connected by Dodecahedron patterns but Earth's geomagnetic field no longer supports two lovers We are traveling by spirals not snakes and ladders (Hausdorff dimension fractals) Dance into different time capsules Fly way above without a passport Tongue tied only speak forth logos Separate all your protons come show me you're a photon (purple clouds up in the sky Dropping tears Come watch me cry Cause I!!!!!! Don't know how I got here But help me get out! I tell you science is a lie The truth is found right deep inside You and I!) Lots of bandwidth spectrums of light frequencies Malevolent 3D and 4D light beings playing trickster roles Destroying third world countries Ai vs Si (synthetic intelligence) Block the new entries Remember the fall of Atlantis? Do you believe you evolved from the UFO monkeys? Or were you mining gold for the annunaki?
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Sep 22, 2021
Sep 22, 2021 at 10:49 AM UTC
Purple Clouds
words what more than silence, criminal shaded meanings plump like the mien of a night-strewn beast. words what more than sounding for it the night hemming into, less than a fugitive by definition words do I deny the static of soul when quiet then places the cholera in our abdomens ? to say when the nature of the tangent is a voyage of the story you’re telling, masked behind a non-sequitur that does not intersect elsewhere issued by a lack. where else are we only slightly connected when we move to break a point, or to distract a face once again foreign, your name emerging as whimper. coming out denied. words what more than revenge, your sound less than an alternative bandwidth confusing its meaning coming out undisguised.
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 8:29 AM UTC
talk to me foolish
lets take a chance and find harmony in our equations shades of perspiration or passionate vacations in lands of milk and honey we remain fixated on our screens as these television dreams exaggerate our neediness your pleasure had abated so instead you masticated the equator can equestrian women really be blamed for these strange situations its simple really if you let yourself adapt to the fluctuations you can read a good book to change your outlook or once in a blue moon you could attempt to exercise your mind through meditation once in awhile you could even stand up to change the station if our capacity for feeling is unlimited really with a bandwidth of infinity than i wonder if its even necessary that we keep pretending that our needs are so **** shallow
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 3:14 PM UTC
shades of perspiration
words words words big or small, odd or ordinary how many do you know made of one or several letters you can put them in a row to make a question or a thought asking, telling as a sentence ought words words words come in many forms lots of vowels or just one or two a, e, i, o, or u words words words keeping track of how much they're used every year they add a few like this year's embiggen and mansplain dumpster fire came along too wanderworts, bandwidth, kambucha schnoodle, chiweenie, yorkie-poo cryptocurrency, bitcoin and welp hate-watch, subtweet, glamping, too here's my favorite of the eight hundred fifty - not to make too much of a fuss - but wordie's a great add to the dictionary feels like it was put in just for us
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Apr 28, 2018
Apr 28, 2018 at 6:30 PM UTC
850 New Ones
In the debate between dubbing and subbing I side with subs to savor the original mellifluous French, Tamil, Korean, Italian... Reading the subtitles assists the deaf and hard of hearing although voiceovers benefit the blind and vision impaired. Historically dubbing was employed by fascist governments to advance the nationalist agenda. In our own time the tendency to consider dubbers dumb implies reading’s the indispensable skill. My wife reads her mail while watching movies so she prefers dubs. I admire her mastery of two idioms simultaneously but my limited bandwidth favors subs.
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Jun 5, 2025
Jun 5, 2025 at 6:57 AM UTC
Subs v. Dubs
dear sir, hi dudes i am experiencing problems with youtube, you see every time i put on a video, it takes a long time to load and when it does load it keeps stop-starting, it makes me feel weird, like i think the dead are controlling the computer world, i don;t know whether it’s an iinet thing or a problem in the area, i know that it isn’t the computer people teasing me, i am past that stage, you see i want to be able to watch a parade or heavy metal concert or even a broadway musical you see i still have enough bandwidth, to play the video i just want to be able to watch a youtube video, without any problems it’s probably dads spirit that is doing this, because i am a youtube junie but there must be a way to improve the buffering i ain’t into upgrades, because i pay enough i watch mother and son, no problems becker no problems christmas parade, depends on parade, but still has buffering problems abl baseball good, but has occasional buffering problems heavy metal concerts problems with buffering i am even having occasionally problem with youtube shows but not a worry at the moment you see, i want youtube to improve it’s buffering i don’t know how many people can help me from their houses i know iinet can if the problem is theres, but why do we have this buffering problem beats me
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 2:03 AM UTC
my youtube is having buffering problem
I gave it my all That’s what you said to do You said one hundred and ten percent So I did it for you That was fine I was alright Until someone else said those same words Again, again, again I thought I could handle it At first But slowly I drained myself Like a battery You gave me handshakes and high-fives Awards and degrees Certifying my excellence Molding my existence I pushed myself I met my deadlines I did what you said I did what all of you said After a time All of me was poured out Scattered Empty Everything I had held Fell broken and scattered And frantically I tried to rebuild it From what was left My hands shake as I try To put the pieces back in order A desire, a compulsion To control my storm Anything Everything Hold it together Hold something together I can’t, I can’t, I can’t, I can’t Echoes in my mind As thoughts spin and whirl A tornado of expectations I should… But I can’t… Well of course not You’ve been drained for years “Shoulds” and “oughts” The poison in my thoughts I just wanted to do what you said To show you I had listened I always had something to prove I still do But now it’s not about you It’s about me Now, I excel when I can When I want to If I don’t, It was my choice I don’t care what you think. I value your opinion But now I also value my own I know my limits There is so much me to explore I can’t believe I let you drive so long I missed out on me And so did you So when you say to give it my all, I might I might not That’s my choice I know how much of me I have to give Only I can portion my time You don’t know everything I am strong, and I have limits I have the power to say, “no” When you ask to take from me But I also can say, “yes” graciously Knowing that I don’t need it See, that’s what’s changed I know what I need I don’t rely on your knowing better Because I can decide for myself Rather than giving everything my all, I give it my best Knowing that I need to save some for myself A bit of extra bandwidth in reserve This way, you don’t own me But I can offer myself to you I can still give with grace But I can withhold with wisdom I give it my best
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Mar 1, 2019
Mar 1, 2019 at 5:38 PM UTC
My All, My Best
I gave it my all That’s what you said to do You said one hundred and ten percent So I did it for you That was fine I was alright Until someone else said those same words Again, again, again I thought I could handle it At first But slowly I drained myself Like a battery You gave me handshakes and high-fives Awards and degrees Certifying my excellence Molding my existence I pushed myself I met my deadlines I did what you said I did what all of you said After a time All of me was poured out Scattered Empty Everything I had held Fell broken and scattered And frantically I tried to rebuild it From what was left My hands shake as I try To put the pieces back in order A desire, a compulsion To control my storm Anything Everything Hold it together Hold something together I can’t, I can’t, I can’t, I can’t Echoes in my mind As thoughts spin and whirl A tornado of expectations I should… But I can’t… Well of course not You’ve been drained for years “Shoulds” and “oughts” The poison in my thoughts I just wanted to do what you said To show you I had listened I always had something to prove I still do But now it’s not about you It’s about me Now, I excel when I can When I want to If I don’t, It was my choice I don’t care what you think. I value your opinion But now I also value my own I know my limits There is so much me to explore I can’t believe I let you drive so long I missed out on me And so did you So when you say to give it my all, I might I might not That’s my choice I know how much of me I have to give Only I can portion my time You don’t know everything I am strong, and I have limits I have the power to say, “no” When you ask to take from me But I also can say, “yes” graciously Knowing that I don’t need it See, that’s what’s changed I know what I need I don’t rely on your knowing better Because I can decide for myself Rather than giving everything my all, I give it my best Knowing that I need to save some for myself A bit of extra bandwidth in reserve This way, you don’t own me But I can offer myself to you I can still give with grace But I can withhold with wisdom I give it my best
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