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Far and near they are two stars rose in the same orbit. One shows up is a dazzling shimmering sun. One is so polished fine as if the zenith is zipped in zero bytes. No grave can grasp it in the end. It has no end, no size zero left to demise. An ocean is no more now is only a drop. Now the ocean is in a drop. Still on the ground walking the walk but those giant feet do not show up! Can we hear it bending the ear on the ground? The orbits on the go with the sun on the top pile into the vibration within only to float up a notch then bends down once more.
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Nov 8, 2017
Nov 8, 2017 at 10:03 PM UTC
The Other Side of the Sun
Sandwiched in layers of liquid crystal display, Encased in vats of plastic,                                                        we Voyaging in data-spheres, plumes of digital play. Mindless,          In the soup of silicone,                                                          all Myth-makers,          Pouring over electro-spawned          networks,                                                          fall Workers,           In the buzz of bits and bytes, of           megabytes and terabytes,                                                          down Everyone           Far from the wood, the brine, the           mud that caked us,           In tighter and tighter           digitised  projections,                                                          click! ‘Like me’, ‘Share me’, ‘Leave your comments.’ Messages smoothed out in polymers, Beyond reproductions of ourselves,                            enter: Deeper, delving in the mire of dream-conscious, Now a waking voice,           Hardened, digitised, recorded in           bubbles, in drives, in clouds:                          Numb numbers of numbers numb,                           mirror.           A platform slotted home: The motherboard!           To record the echo in the hollow           of our Being.
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 10:44 AM UTC
Silicone Souls
Sandwiched in layers of liquid crystal display, Encased in vats of plastic,                                                        we Voyaging in data-spheres, plumes of digital play. Mindless,          In the soup of silicone,                                                          all Myth-makers,          Pouring over electro-spawned          networks,                                                          fall Workers,           In the buzz of bits and bytes, of           megabytes and terabytes,                                                          down Everyone           Far from the wood, the brine, the           mud that caked us,           In tighter and tighter           digitised  projections,                                                          click! ‘Like me’, ‘Share me’, ‘Leave your comments.’ Messages smoothed out in polymers, Beyond reproductions of ourselves,                            enter: Deeper, delving in the mire of dream-conscious, Now a waking voice,           Hardened, digitised, recorded in           bubbles, in drives, in clouds:                          Numb numbers of numbers numb,                           mirror.           A platform slotted home: The motherboard!           To record the echo in the hollow           of our Being.
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Electromagnetic Lust They wander about, each connected device Talking to other connected devices Looking into each electronic soul In which no secret can ever reside They speak of batteries and images Of apps, restarts, resets, and memory Measured by quantity of something-bytes Each in electrical love with itself They wander about, each connected device Wishing to be free of its human host
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Mar 28, 2017
Mar 28, 2017 at 5:22 PM UTC
Electromagnetic Lust
Bits and bytes over the wire Kindled the LDR love so far Poetic verses heart inspire First meeting feelings unbar Mind and heart inquire Intellect wins emotions ajar She said ain't gonna work esquire This LDR love flees bare Then came her note Hard to let go, you still mine? May be it ain't over yet Give it some more time Listen to  hearts plea Let it be free Today it's only seven, Twenty five may beckon Eighteen days to next date LDR love will update Not for good bye But for two hearts to fly
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Jan 7, 2020
Jan 7, 2020 at 2:39 PM UTC
Online LDR
with an Apple Macintosh you can't run Radio Shack programs in its disc drive. nor can a Commodore 64 drive read a file you have created on an IBM Personal Computer. both Kaypro and Osborne computers use the CP/M operating system but can't read each other's handwriting for they format (write on) discs in different ways. the Tandy 2000 runs MS-DOS but can't use most programs produced for the IBM Personal Computer unless certain bits and bytes are altered but the wind still blows over Savannah and in the Spring the turkey buzzard struts and flounces before his hens.
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16-bit Intel 8088 chip
In this new world so connected digitally Online with your smartphone or desktop continuously Every touch or click with your fingers sublimely Connecting messaging chatting seductively Rush of dopamine brain lives ecstatically Bits and bytes that rise and fall emotionally Waiting for physical touch earnestly LDR love seem to be extraordinarily Yet to see LDR grows into LTR eventually
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Dec 29, 2019
Dec 29, 2019 at 7:23 AM UTC
LDR to LTR
Here at Kinkos We have a saying, “copies of copies” You are trained to always ask for a source file The digital file of the picture the camera took The negatives of digital cameras You see because when you print a picture from that file it’s the best it will ever be Every detail captured in that moment stored in bits and bytes ready If you make a copy of that picture it will never be as good And if you make a copy of that copy it’ll be even worse And if you were to make a copy of the hundredth copy of the ninety ninth copy you might not even recognize the image Whether it’s a speck of dust on the scanner Or a crease in the print out Sun stains from prolonged exposure to the elements Or simply from time Copies never look as good as the original Even if you try and protect them And even if you were to magically protect that photo from any external forces The next copy still won’t be the same quality A scanner can never pick up every detail from the print on the glass Copies of copies are never the same Sometimes the printer is calibrated different Sometimes it’s a heavy magenta day Sometimes it’s a saturated cyan day Maybe you touched her face when you handed it over And now every copy has a feint of your thumb print above her eyebrow You had him taped to your rearview mirror for a whole year And now every copy you make has a glare where the tape used to be It blocks out his heart shaped hands he was making you from the bus window Folded in your wallet and now all the copies have white spaces where her face was I mean where the creases were I’ve heard that when you remember something you are simply remembering the last time you remembered it Memories of memories So that after you’ve remembered her a thousand times you’ve forgotten all the details you forgot to remember the time before So that the more you remember something, the faster you’ll forget Maybe that’s why we forget exes faster than family Maybe that’s why we forget the great parts of high school before the painful ones I remember that you had red hair, that your eyes were kind, that your hands fit my cheek I remember that you were bad at pool and that it felt like love, and if it wasn’t you’re the only one that knew it And now I’m wondering after all these years what I’m forgetting to remember What I forgot to remember last time What did I forget this time What won’t I remember next time Memories of memories Like copies of copies Fading over time If I never wanted to forget the best moments of my life Should I never remember them Is the fastest way to forget the bad ones To remember them often
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 11:46 PM UTC
Copies of Copies
Here at Kinkos We have a saying, “copies of copies” You are trained to always ask for a source file The digital file of the picture the camera took The negatives of digital cameras You see because when you print a picture from that file it’s the best it will ever be Every detail captured in that moment stored in bits and bytes ready If you make a copy of that picture it will never be as good And if you make a copy of that copy it’ll be even worse And if you were to make a copy of the hundredth copy of the ninety ninth copy you might not even recognize the image Whether it’s a speck of dust on the scanner Or a crease in the print out Sun stains from prolonged exposure to the elements Or simply from time Copies never look as good as the original Even if you try and protect them And even if you were to magically protect that photo from any external forces The next copy still won’t be the same quality A scanner can never pick up every detail from the print on the glass Copies of copies are never the same Sometimes the printer is calibrated different Sometimes it’s a heavy magenta day Sometimes it’s a saturated cyan day Maybe you touched her face when you handed it over And now every copy has a feint of your thumb print above her eyebrow You had him taped to your rearview mirror for a whole year And now every copy you make has a glare where the tape used to be It blocks out his heart shaped hands he was making you from the bus window Folded in your wallet and now all the copies have white spaces where her face was I mean where the creases were I’ve heard that when you remember something you are simply remembering the last time you remembered it Memories of memories So that after you’ve remembered her a thousand times you’ve forgotten all the details you forgot to remember the time before So that the more you remember something, the faster you’ll forget Maybe that’s why we forget exes faster than family Maybe that’s why we forget the great parts of high school before the painful ones I remember that you had red hair, that your eyes were kind, that your hands fit my cheek I remember that you were bad at pool and that it felt like love, and if it wasn’t you’re the only one that knew it And now I’m wondering after all these years what I’m forgetting to remember What I forgot to remember last time What did I forget this time What won’t I remember next time Memories of memories Like copies of copies Fading over time If I never wanted to forget the best moments of my life Should I never remember them Is the fastest way to forget the bad ones To remember them often
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Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away Another day of heartbreak I got dumped, what the hell There was not even a phone call It was by electronic mail Bits and bytes of rejection flying through electronic space Just to tell me "I don't love you" I got emailed in the face Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away A week ago I was fired Went to work like every day found the door locked and all boarded He ******* off with all my pay No notice, and no phone call Just a sign upon the door A cardboard notice of rejection Saying "you don't work here no more" Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away My dog ran off last weekend Left the house and ain't come back He ran off with that pack of dogs And he ain't coming back I bought him as a puppy Now he's left and he's long gone But he left a pile of rejection On the corner of my lawn Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away My tomorrow's may be better But then again, I'm not so sure I've got the blues from this rejection And I don't think there's a cure so I sit here in my trailer Drinking the same thing every day Sitting in my ripped t-shirt Drinking all my tomorrows away
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 8:22 PM UTC
Drinking my Tomorrows away
Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away Another day of heartbreak I got dumped, what the hell There was not even a phone call It was by electronic mail Bits and bytes of rejection flying through electronic space Just to tell me "I don't love you" I got emailed in the face Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away A week ago I was fired Went to work like every day found the door locked and all boarded He ******* off with all my pay No notice, and no phone call Just a sign upon the door A cardboard notice of rejection Saying "you don't work here no more" Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away My dog ran off last weekend Left the house and ain't come back He ran off with that pack of dogs And he ain't coming back I bought him as a puppy Now he's left and he's long gone But he left a pile of rejection On the corner of my lawn Sitting in my trailer Sleeveless shirt and cut off jeans Chasing each tall ***** With some Jack and shots of Beam Struggling with my issues In the past and from today Sitting in my trailer Drinking my tomorrows all away My tomorrow's may be better But then again, I'm not so sure I've got the blues from this rejection And I don't think there's a cure so I sit here in my trailer Drinking the same thing every day Sitting in my ripped t-shirt Drinking all my tomorrows away
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Swoon to a tearful night, unknown to its grief Dialogue of peace, and those of plight Ringing of morphology, raindrops on the roof. Such things heard from the peasants’ seat In the many wet heads sopping In the sonorous waves, upright in the city clime Untending to their beds. At the bottom of that something All told are destined they will find Be pliable to the ills they’ve dealt To carry on, to work, admonishments Said once to justify these red romances That in every rain storm melt As pity through the night, forever unclasped From shackles of their blame Since life and ideology somehow are the same. ‘Tis destiny for abating storms As some will rose from their thickened thorns These nights deliver their gentle morns All the same as hemlock grows as poison And is best to be avoided. How—this, I fear only rain my know— Can we still bathe in fraternal glow When some still heal from Death himself Each breath that enters is quickly prayed to leave High on seated thrones Those mean so quick to thieving, the poor The lazy deserve no quarter Those dusty pockets afford not one So steal the heart upon his sleeve. May we help man wrought our kin and kind By common tongue, free, as we are ought? Since another may make my world He is mine to protect, not throw to bytes So ludicrous and feeding back upon themselves For destiny can be remade If hatred weren’t so blind.
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:36 AM UTC
They listen, too
I hired a robot To write poems for me Now I'm able to rhyme In modern technology Though his imagination Isn't quite up to par The relaxation I get Outweighs it by far From 0 to 1 To 1 0 1 He likes to write In binary bytes for fun As long as the rhymes Keep flowing from him He can have all that is mine From the head of my pen If all this goes well We'll just wait and see But I might even hire A robot to read poems for me
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 9:12 AM UTC
Rhyming Robot
After twenty years, as cursed as I may be for having learned computerese, I continue to examine bits, bytes and words and insure that I'm one of those computer nerds. Program design, source code and compile followed by walk-throughs that place me on trial. There's lots of testing - a means to an end in hopes of avoiding future production abends. There are micros, minis and mainframe hardware which are made to work with in-house and vendor software. Provided are many platforms for everyone to use and assure misinformation in data's abuse. Author Note: Learn more about me and my poetry at: www.squidoo.com/book-isbn-1419650513/
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 7:14 AM UTC
Poem: Computer Geek
This is to the camera, that sees me as nothing but Delicate bones and pearly whites My essence captured through awkward captions and My worth measured by likes and heart bytes A photograph carefully composed Of a girl with her true thoughts [boxed up tight] This is to the boys who see me as nothing but Geometric shapes Circles and curves and parabolas **** and *** and legs and waist And an irrelevant concave where my brain should be My “radical ideas” make me a butterface This is to the academy, that sees me as nothing but 3.97 and a good SAT score A scholar of great potential That will donate millions or more As an honored alumni Of the greatest institution in the world This is to society, that sees me as nothing but A golden gal who always colored inside the lines Mrs. Goody-Two-Shoes, no fire in my soles “She’s never insubordinate, ‘cause she’s never been inclined” Determined but docile Go ahead and assume I’m not the rebellious kind This is to myself, because I see that My mind is a kaleidoscope of technicolor dreams Ideas colliding like specks in sunbeams And I’ll call myself a feminist or riot grrl if I **** well please You are not my dictator or an office label machine It’s 2015; I’ll be whatever the hell I want to be.
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 12:52 PM UTC
It's No Fall Out Boy Title, But It'll Do
People plugged in everywhere To ipods, games and phones Like non-existent robots The world is full of drones We're now made up of circuit boards We've lost all of our bones Be different, and unplug yourself Grow a pair of stones Your life is electronic on a tablet or a chip You run your life remotely you give people email lip you wouldn't dare go jogging you might fall and break a hip Be different, and unplug yourself And give technology the slip A record made of vinyl now it's just some bits and bytes It's a relic in an antique store Along with other sights Like cameras using flashbulbs when taking shots at night Be different and unplug yourself Show digital your might It doesn't matter where you go A text, you have to send If you're going to the shopping mall Or just walking 'round the bend You've more holsters on your belt loop Than gunfighters would depend To hold onto their weapons Before they met their end Turn off the boxes, read a book Do something that's old school Don't follow all the others Acting like a dumb pack mule Don't rely on electronics Just use it as a tool Unplug yourself from everything Be a leader not a fool People plugged in everywhere To ipods, games and phones Like non-existent robots The world is full of drones We're now made up of circuit boards We've lost all of our bones Be different, and unplug yourself Grow a pair of stones
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 4:23 PM UTC
Unplug yourself
This is Almost all. Cereal. 12 bites chocolate koala crispies Chris along with some horizon fat-free organic milk but again 12 bytes. Short stack flapjacks Safeway maple syrup drenching it. Patrick's IRA send it One hot fudge sundae from McDonald's one half bite of hot fudge. Six bytes of salsa recipe. Four microwaved Chinese potstickers Some HighC orange lovers I also ate Mark's soup 25 Cheetos Xcessive? I also ate some of my accent. One can Wolfgang Puck used as a base added some roasted breast chopped roughly 2 wings scanner on onion red rock refrigerator did an onion rings tile cut. Think I know I'm sorry sweetie they are kind.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 12:50 AM UTC
What Chloe ate for Mayday 2014
Honey. 12 bites chocolate koala crispies Chris along with some horizon fat-free organic milk but again 12 bytes. Short stack flapjacks Safeway maple syrup drenching it. Patrick's IRA send it 1 hot fudge sundae from McDonald's. 1/2 bite of hot fudge 4 bites soft serve. 6 bytes of salsa recipe. 4 microwaved Chinese potstickers some HighC orange lovers I create Mark's suit. 1 can Wolfgang Puck used as a base added some chicken ******* roasted chopped roughly Spoon cut. 2 wings 25 Cheetos Xcessive? I also ate my accent. Scan him some onion red rock ringed Reiterate Beings tile cut. Think I know I'm sorry sweetie they are kind Of sinking.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 1:06 AM UTC
Freed Fried Pried Tribed
holy worlds of culture lie undead, divided, cocooned, near and dear in pristine hermetically sealed jars. profoundly deceased artists greater generations cryogenically frozen; wait for disease no more, erased and forgotten by history. Make room for new records, consciousness too streaming through your tube, my tube, our tube. Cut and paste: Save the **** save the pop-ups, save the ads, save the text, save the papers, save the bits, save the bytes, save the one, save the zero, save the site, save the facts, save the mirrors, save the mother, and the father, save the dots, save the photos, save the mood, save your game, save your thoughts, save the time, save the plot, save this show, save the world, save the breeze, save the key, save the music, save this song, safe advice, save the space, save this spot, save the ages, save the screen, save your pride, save indulgence, save your dream.
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 5:35 AM UTC
safe
Of the items in the store, All were second hand An old computer did I buy, With a broken stand One side was badly scratched Two knobs were missing too But that’s not the story I’m about to tell to you T’was about the second week Of the ‘puter at my place Sitting there against the wall Near the old staircase I recall the night was late As I readied me for bed When I turned the ‘puter off, The screen … it turned blood-red The appearance caused a start I gasped a breath of air I couldn’t turn my gaze away I stood right there and stared. Then a low murmuring From deep within the set Cold chills ran over me I’ve not forgotten yet A voice, low and menacing Containing graveled rasps I could not then stop again My involuntary gasp I stood there mesmerized My gaze remained transfixed Thoughts racing through me And all of them were mixed The Voice on the other side Of the blood-red display screen Issued a command to me So ominous and mean: “Place your hand upon the screen And repeat these words to me: Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.” I felt my arm move upward Powerless to resist I felt a burning in my palm As the display screen it kissed I heard a voice and realized The speaker it was me: “Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.” As the words transmitted, Involuntarily, I could feel a change come on … Overwhelming me. As I stared in disbelief My hand – it disappeared Absorbed into the blood-red screen As the burning onward seared … Through my wrist, up my arm It’s hotness I could feel Inward was I screaming Not believing this was real! In reflection from the screen I was being pulled into I saw a face, and then I screamed: “That horrid face is YOU!” The rapid assimilation Continued then until All feelings were extinguished And all was calm and still. A trillion beings there transformed To tiny bytes and bits And ‘tis every part of us All websites now transmits Now here I am deep inside This computers’ display screen If there’s disturbance felt Oh so sharp and keen Just place your hand upon the screen And read these words to me: “Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.”
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Oct 14, 2015
Oct 14, 2015 at 7:30 AM UTC
The Computer Screen
Of the items in the store, All were second hand An old computer did I buy, With a broken stand One side was badly scratched Two knobs were missing too But that’s not the story I’m about to tell to you T’was about the second week Of the ‘puter at my place Sitting there against the wall Near the old staircase I recall the night was late As I readied me for bed When I turned the ‘puter off, The screen … it turned blood-red The appearance caused a start I gasped a breath of air I couldn’t turn my gaze away I stood right there and stared. Then a low murmuring From deep within the set Cold chills ran over me I’ve not forgotten yet A voice, low and menacing Containing graveled rasps I could not then stop again My involuntary gasp I stood there mesmerized My gaze remained transfixed Thoughts racing through me And all of them were mixed The Voice on the other side Of the blood-red display screen Issued a command to me So ominous and mean: “Place your hand upon the screen And repeat these words to me: Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.” I felt my arm move upward Powerless to resist I felt a burning in my palm As the display screen it kissed I heard a voice and realized The speaker it was me: “Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.” As the words transmitted, Involuntarily, I could feel a change come on … Overwhelming me. As I stared in disbelief My hand – it disappeared Absorbed into the blood-red screen As the burning onward seared … Through my wrist, up my arm It’s hotness I could feel Inward was I screaming Not believing this was real! In reflection from the screen I was being pulled into I saw a face, and then I screamed: “That horrid face is YOU!” The rapid assimilation Continued then until All feelings were extinguished And all was calm and still. A trillion beings there transformed To tiny bytes and bits And ‘tis every part of us All websites now transmits Now here I am deep inside This computers’ display screen If there’s disturbance felt Oh so sharp and keen Just place your hand upon the screen And read these words to me: “Where you are right now, Is where I need to be.”
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Fingers and thumbs tapping out messages so many texts written, so many read, smiles apart faces, eyes, feelings, never shared music videos; lips and music separate empty sounds, never tugging the heart strings. Thumbs and fingers keying in distance so much data, so little experience shared, time apart laptops, smart phones, processing emptiness unfeeling, sampling blandness, subtleties lost empty words, crowding our lives. Curves, flowing lines and spaces, passion compressed squashed out are the senses sweat and smells, laughter lost. All in the empty kingdom of bits and bytes reigned by the gods of technology the mantra being faster, faster but still all fingers and thumbs in the affairs of the heart. As surely as we are propelled forward into tomorrow we hurtle back to the dark ages the dark castles of aloneness Empty words, lost in the cells of our separation all fingers and thumbs.
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 5:25 AM UTC
Empty Words
Her crisp vocals paint paths, long poised by me. Her beauty is a reality where my ecosystem drives. Her omnidirectional audio reads every touch and feels every string. Her heart-bytes pump voltage in my device(veins). Her smartness is a safe place, where I shut down. © Feelings Coated
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Jul 13, 2019
Jul 13, 2019 at 7:49 AM UTC
Ecosystem
Whenever people criticise me They usually don’t know that I am my Biggest Critic, Beating myself up Like Tyson Fury. It’s how I spur myself on, Hopefully to better things. But what things? I still don’t know. Oh to have blind faith And sense of Vocation As many others do. A solid set of Values. A script to follow Opinions to declare. Instead I dither Undecided Lost in an ocean of ifs and buts. Too bright and open-minded For my own good. Worse still, I’m oh so eager to please. I think myself incorruptibly honest, Yet the truth is, I only tell people what I think They want to know. It’s how I was brought up. But then again Am I willing to fight For what I stand for? Should I really be Devil’s Advocate Just to “stick up” for my views? Better methinks to hold my counsel Or be diplomatic Which may be okay So long as I actually decide What I think and feel Within myself. And there’s the rub. What do I stand for? Do I really think for myself? Like so many others, Am I dragged along: Brainwashed by Media hoo ha And hype? Superficial sound bytes And rallying calls. I need to search my soul And find my true feelings And beliefs. I know that I Love Life In most of its forms. I’m all for Wellbeing And The Common Good. I need to focus On these things: On making the most of This Paradise World We seem bent on ruining. In short I must stoke those fires of Love And enlighten others To do the same. Paul Butters © PB 13\12\2021.
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Dec 13, 2021
Dec 13, 2021 at 6:21 AM UTC
Dithering
Way past 12 yet still I am awake the world sin, in a pen conforming lights, this is the world now? digitized in bytes digitized in bites and bytes. we are ever distant, we don't gaze at each other on these nights we just digitize , digitize bytes process instead of feel and distract ourselves forever encased in the mud of the machine. Lets jump on the lifeboat and find ourselves homes to root in, not another boot that breaks the skin Emote, and feel don't process with a zeal that begs
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 7:49 PM UTC
Pyramids processing
Life was void. It’s she, Opened the curly braces Of my life; My heart, Imbibed the input – Stream of her smiles; The output – “<3 <3” Got into an infinite loop On the soul’s own console; Sensing the love in return, Jumped to the function – Life: The Life with various parameters – Joy, sorrow, warm, pain Passed through a switch.. That returned “Love” on every case; Life was full of snickers At the mistakes of semicolons; Making the bytes of sweet memories Giga bytes to zetta bytes; Now, the time, As good code must, Terminating with a graceful End, Kissing her, Love!
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Jun 12, 2020
Jun 12, 2020 at 1:16 AM UTC
Life without semicolon;
Why are you so quick to believe everything that you see like water from a fountain without a filter? Cannot there be a chance for speech to flow and dissect the bits and bytes of information? NO Instead feel by memory you will the others who are of a second nature; not those by heart. We have stood on this rock watching me dive deeper into a screaming headache.
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 10:59 PM UTC
Chalkboard