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"cardamon" poems
artful creations colors, charcoals paints stone and clay wood and paper bringing life from lifeless form from formless can the artist choose? ~~~ garden creations shades of green jade artichoke asparagus fern, forest and jungle mint, moss and pine shamrock tea, olive mixed with a multitude of blooming hues can the gardener decide on one? ~~~ kitchen creations sweets and treats savories and piquants cakes and pies meats, stews casseroles butter, garlic lemon rosemary and thyme parsley and saffron onions caramelized to sweet peppercorns and cardamon tamarind, turmeric nutmeg combined in precision joy and love can the chef say which is best? ~~~ and thus I challenge any poet can you choose your favorite "child"?
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 5:56 PM UTC
Sophie's Choice
Closing my eyes, I sit on my chair with tea, sipping and cupping my chai with please. Its cinnamon scent wafts through the air, sending pleasant shivers everywhere. Hints of cardamon slide down my throat with ease, the musky mix of spices and black tea. Slowly, I release my back to rest comfortably, on the back of the old chair, that my mother gave me.
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 3:45 AM UTC
Chai Tea
when critique is about, the unsuspecting walk like peacocks, showing off the wooden dutch slacks of fear prior to criticism, forging a proof of god so debased that it would require the holocaust to have taken place. - yes, this call is immediate, what's the severity? - immediacy in all circumstances. - sounds terrible. - yep, blood in my **** too. - ooh, dialectical diarrhoea? - skidding at one hundred miles per hour with a popsicle swerve on the slurp. - trafalgar sq. fountains? - lions roaring in alabaster to the breaking of bony hinges. - triage. - can i see him face to face. - no, you need to speak to him first via the triage telephone system. - so he's the now receptionist and knows the daybreak slots with chemical compounds. - no, thingy thingy, dum dum **** a toe, crackle fun pull a twig: we're    the receptionists, he prioritises the eventuality of a cancer advert. - three quid down the drain? - yes, we, the receptionists of the world will stand against the robotic onslaught! - ****** on winter sledges. - exactly. - not exactly, you, receptionist, you jane, me tarzan, you book face to face, now. - you tarzan, you straighten bananas. - you jane, you book, appointment. - you tarzan, you straighten bananas. - you jane, you book, appointment, now. - me jane, me receptionist, me on the conveyor belt of corn crop patched harvestable. - me i.q. - me one hundred and fifteen. - face to face to farce. - farce to bloke to pole. - pole leaning on a pole. - englishman eating a napkin. - blackjack and ingredients for the pride of britain: vindaloo child. - sloshed on a cricketeer's return. - puns and cardamon cardigans of colour without scent. - pushy apple sours coloured acid green without the mojo juice. - spank that gimp ***** into a piglet. - leathered up, boots on parole. (who the hell is talking now?) - i need to see the doctor face to face, i need my sick note to live on:    on brink of day in ultraviolet twilights, and drink. - are you a banker? - i'm a sick man, a beggar. - we only provide sickness to the rich and famous. - so what do i get? - premature death. - oh, can i have a bank account with that? - oh sure, as long as you can accept debt. - 5% like standard a.e.r.? - no, 2000% - so my debt interest will be crazy dizzy above my savings interest rate? - yes. - do you sell *** positive syringes? - we're accommodating. - thank you very much. - thank you. - goodbye morrow and marrow tight. - bones ashore. - **** all ahoy.
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Sep 12, 2015
Sep 12, 2015 at 8:58 PM UTC
serialisation of western society (triage appointments)
when critique is about, the unsuspecting walk like peacocks, showing off the wooden dutch slacks of fear prior to criticism, forging a proof of god so debased that it would require the holocaust to have taken place. - yes, this call is immediate, what's the severity? - immediacy in all circumstances. - sounds terrible. - yep, blood in my **** too. - ooh, dialectical diarrhoea? - skidding at one hundred miles per hour with a popsicle swerve on the slurp. - trafalgar sq. fountains? - lions roaring in alabaster to the breaking of bony hinges. - triage. - can i see him face to face. - no, you need to speak to him first via the triage telephone system. - so he's the now receptionist and knows the daybreak slots with chemical compounds. - no, thingy thingy, dum dum **** a toe, crackle fun pull a twig: we're    the receptionists, he prioritises the eventuality of a cancer advert. - three quid down the drain? - yes, we, the receptionists of the world will stand against the robotic onslaught! - ****** on winter sledges. - exactly. - not exactly, you, receptionist, you jane, me tarzan, you book face to face, now. - you tarzan, you straighten bananas. - you jane, you book, appointment. - you tarzan, you straighten bananas. - you jane, you book, appointment, now. - me jane, me receptionist, me on the conveyor belt of corn crop patched harvestable. - me i.q. - me one hundred and fifteen. - face to face to farce. - farce to bloke to pole. - pole leaning on a pole. - englishman eating a napkin. - blackjack and ingredients for the pride of britain: vindaloo child. - sloshed on a cricketeer's return. - puns and cardamon cardigans of colour without scent. - pushy apple sours coloured acid green without the mojo juice. - spank that gimp ***** into a piglet. - leathered up, boots on parole. (who the hell is talking now?) - i need to see the doctor face to face, i need my sick note to live on:    on brink of day in ultraviolet twilights, and drink. - are you a banker? - i'm a sick man, a beggar. - we only provide sickness to the rich and famous. - so what do i get? - premature death. - oh, can i have a bank account with that? - oh sure, as long as you can accept debt. - 5% like standard a.e.r.? - no, 2000% - so my debt interest will be crazy dizzy above my savings interest rate? - yes. - do you sell *** positive syringes? - we're accommodating. - thank you very much. - thank you. - goodbye morrow and marrow tight. - bones ashore. - **** all ahoy.
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items title - author - (read / unread) songs of war and peace - afghan women's poetry                                               edited by sayd bahodine majrouh                                               (yes) the cantos of ezra pound                                               ezra pound                                               (pending) the unbearable lightness of being                                                      milan kundera                                                (yes, albeit                                                 given to someone) the man in the high castle                                                 philip k. ****                                                 (yes, "                                                           " " ") do androids dream of electric sheep                                                                                       " men without women                                                  ernest hemingway                                                  (yes) a moveable feast                                                   ernest         "                                                   (yes) for whom the bell tolls                                                   ernest          "                                                   (partially, university                                                    assignment) a passage to india                                                    e. m. forster                                                    (no, i prefer the actual cuisine,                                                     dash of cinnamon, cumin                                                     cloves, cardamon and i just                                                     read: a short-cut to india) the outsider                                                     albert camus                                                     (yes, lost the book somewhere) frankenstein                                                     mary shelley                                                     (yes) aesop's fables                                                      aesop                                                      (yes, good enough                                                       for zeno to                                                       paradox achilles                                                       with the turtle, i.e.                                                       aesop's fables                                                       were primarily based                                                       on the behaviour of animals) dr. jeckyl & mr. hyde                                                       r. l. stevenson                                                       (no, a literary                                                        version of the beatles'                                                        yesterday, conjuring                                                        for money anyway) iron in the soul                                                         jean-paul sartre                                                         (the other two titles                                                          of the human comedy                                                          i don't remember;                                                          i have all respect for                                                          sartre the novelist -                                                          but none as a philosopher) treasure island                                                           r. l. stevenson                                                           (yes) i'm the king of the castle                                                           susan hill                                                           (yes) jane eyre                                                            charlotte brontë                                                            (yes) on the road                                                            jack kerouac                                                            (yes) the bell jar                                                            sylvia plath                                                            (yes) fiesta: the sun also rises ernest hemingway (yes) the ordeal of gilbert pinfold evelyn waugh (yes) five plays chekov (stuck to shakespeare and russian existential macabre) the existential imagination edited by frederick r. karl & leo hamalian (yes, esp. the extract about socrates)
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Dec 30, 2015
Dec 30, 2015 at 3:39 PM UTC
the index of a personal library
items title - author - (read / unread) songs of war and peace - afghan women's poetry                                               edited by sayd bahodine majrouh                                               (yes) the cantos of ezra pound                                               ezra pound                                               (pending) the unbearable lightness of being                                                      milan kundera                                                (yes, albeit                                                 given to someone) the man in the high castle                                                 philip k. ****                                                 (yes, "                                                           " " ") do androids dream of electric sheep                                                                                       " men without women                                                  ernest hemingway                                                  (yes) a moveable feast                                                   ernest         "                                                   (yes) for whom the bell tolls                                                   ernest          "                                                   (partially, university                                                    assignment) a passage to india                                                    e. m. forster                                                    (no, i prefer the actual cuisine,                                                     dash of cinnamon, cumin                                                     cloves, cardamon and i just                                                     read: a short-cut to india) the outsider                                                     albert camus                                                     (yes, lost the book somewhere) frankenstein                                                     mary shelley                                                     (yes) aesop's fables                                                      aesop                                                      (yes, good enough                                                       for zeno to                                                       paradox achilles                                                       with the turtle, i.e.                                                       aesop's fables                                                       were primarily based                                                       on the behaviour of animals) dr. jeckyl & mr. hyde                                                       r. l. stevenson                                                       (no, a literary                                                        version of the beatles'                                                        yesterday, conjuring                                                        for money anyway) iron in the soul                                                         jean-paul sartre                                                         (the other two titles                                                          of the human comedy                                                          i don't remember;                                                          i have all respect for                                                          sartre the novelist -                                                          but none as a philosopher) treasure island                                                           r. l. stevenson                                                           (yes) i'm the king of the castle                                                           susan hill                                                           (yes) jane eyre                                                            charlotte brontë                                                            (yes) on the road                                                            jack kerouac                                                            (yes) the bell jar                                                            sylvia plath                                                            (yes) fiesta: the sun also rises ernest hemingway (yes) the ordeal of gilbert pinfold evelyn waugh (yes) five plays chekov (stuck to shakespeare and russian existential macabre) the existential imagination edited by frederick r. karl & leo hamalian (yes, esp. the extract about socrates)
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they came around this early morn, asking for you they always do, check in regular, especial in the now disharmonious waking times, ever since you checked out a different path, your own, wanted a kitchen with no His aprons, where you were chief chef, braising simmering, shucking of your own choosing, and the cooking accessories were yours, initialed, so you stated in your 'so short, so long' note,^ a trifling amuse-bouche, for me to consume, for you, to be amused by... so long, now soloing, duo thing wasn't working, two sopranos, in one kitchen trying to out high note each other, a creatively strange way to say I love you but, I am Top Chef thus is the human way, to err for what we want, to err for what we had, err for what we now need and the long and the short of it, long for... the smell of your voice, the song of thy fresh creations, wafting, enticing and now in hind-sighting, mesmerizing me awake from loving bed to contested kitchen now I only sing and cook professionally which is another word for mechanically the voice, thine cooking smells, cinnamon and cardamon that resided in our skins, check in, looking for refreshment, have none to offer.... ever since, we were so short, so long...
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 9:09 AM UTC
ever since you checked out (so short, so long)
Ceylon cinnamon tea, cardamon, ginger from painted cups, drank she
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Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 11:09 AM UTC
India spice - 10W
there are         two worlds in this universe - after spotting a u.f.o.         once i am sure:    a craft of pure light -                for if the circle has 360°,     and our world is encapsulated           by twenty four hours,    kabbalism sentences me to reveal        not that a = 1, b = 2 etc.   and as numerology to find meaning   in words based upon sums of sigma (Σ),     i just spotted: 2 + 4 = 6,      while 3 + 6 = 9                                          69       the symbol of the zodiac Pisces,              union in the B of linguistic symmetry,    hence the need for dualism                   and the monotheism      of the Gemini god, should           polytheism of India fail   but as it stands, the American indians          failed, the red indians failed,     but the blue indians remained: with the billion populace and Bollywood and all the scents of cinnamon cardamon of tinted copper skin;                 basically accounting from the facts     of the π geometric facts,                        our world is categorised as      completing rotation in 24 hours,                theirs in 36 hours.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 11:47 AM UTC
p.s. extract to (π = ~∞°)
Harriet slept to colonize time and space with her chrysanthemums and cardamon irises tacked to a wall behind a lens in her eye rapidly moving through a slumber quest to pillage the invisible with her wisp of might to glean the terrace of lost chambers of gnostic grog in flagons of hubris, spuming at the spicet of a dervish star in a barrel. Then she makes breakfast.
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Sep 2, 2022
Sep 2, 2022 at 11:16 PM UTC
Harriet