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"causation" poems
Life and non-Life are part of a system-- a "system-like" system, but one nonetheless. Where Entropy's that which is hidden from us-- and Information without meaning is total chaos. But hold. Poets, Bards & Thieves. Of shame, of game, of blame, they speak of secrets on the leaves. In more or less a drunken mess, their simmered shimmered consciousness could barely rarely quite express what causes them to grieve. After some hesitation and liquid persuasion, the only collusion this final conclusion: *Pain is entropic; Extra-sensory stimulation received as distortion via sensory limitations-- Confusing the mind refusing the signs, forcing us to shutter the blinds. But what is behind? Unveil pain's curtain and what do we find? Contextualisation, possible causation-- Mind-Body integration without hesitation-- palpable, abstract Information dissemination!*
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 12:05 PM UTC
Entropy Reduction Units (or Poets, Bards & Thieves)
I'm half asian so everyone thinks I speak 'asian' Which just goes to show their ignorance, thinking that's a language Another strange causation because of my 'asianness' is that I: Can always win arguements with Wyatt by stating this fact Was declared a ninja even before my skills were proven I surprise people with my appearance and when I reveal my ethnicity as they believe initially that I'm mexican, italian, or spanish Was assumed to have gone to the same church as all the others Am considered strange, exotic, weird, genius, awesome, and stupid Am endearingly called a 'short asian woman/lady/girl' by friends Oh and I love love love love chopsticks, rice, and spicy foods. Pass the srirachi and pepper please
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 11:47 PM UTC
being half asian in a primarily white high school
Tears fall from my eyes An unhappy little surprise When the causation is unclear And my rock is no longer here An overbearing sadness A disgraceful neglect of bliss A torn sense of sanity Cannot stand their sympathy Frustration creeps in A war I never win Uncontrollable thoughts quickly flood The only desire I have is to evoke blood Why I cry is a mystery Time-travel back into my history Search for the beginning, the start of it all The primary moment of despair that led to my downfall Leave me to cry into a scattered slumber As my insomnia persists to encumber Constant nightmares slice up my sleep A tedious life I am suffering to keep
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
Mysterious Tears
More folk need to learn About Cause and Effect Respecting others Is fundamentally what earns respect My dad was raised Christian Episcopalian But left No disrespect He just wasn't convinced So when I was a child Our attendance at church was sporadic Sometimes a source of contention And, usually, more pain than joy The summer of 1969 Men walked on the Moon And my parents Split My dad moved across town I saw him one day each weekend The most time we had ever spent together. When I was twelve the earth moved Sixty-four people died And my father embraced Buddhism And Buddhism embraced him In a way nothing else ever had and he learned moderation Regaining his freedom What got him was the Law of Causation Cause and Effect What goes around comes around The Golden Rule Unencumbered With the baggage from his past The philosophy of common sense His pianist's artist's teacher's mind Could comprehend Grasp and hold for good My twelve-year-old mouth Would not be denied And so I one day announced That chanting Was simply another form of prayer A fact he acknowledged reluctantly but ultimately with humor and grace And was it my father's turn to Buddhism That sparked my own Journey into Spirit? In 1972 With Godspell on the radio I saw Jesus Christ Superstar At the Universal Amphitheatre Twice And when my sister joked "Let there be light" And all the lights came on Then she genuflected Before taking her seat It was only partly in jest For there was reverence in the air And a sense of the Eternal The foundation of the story Of every story Cause and Effect Later that year I was baptized Before I realized That no church held the key For the key was within me As it resides within us all More folk need to learn About Cause and Effect We are here on earth to Love. And respecting others Is fundamentally what earns respect. 6/7 July 2005 Approx. 2 AM
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 1:36 AM UTC
Cause and Effect
More folk need to learn About Cause and Effect Respecting others Is fundamentally what earns respect My dad was raised Christian Episcopalian But left No disrespect He just wasn't convinced So when I was a child Our attendance at church was sporadic Sometimes a source of contention And, usually, more pain than joy The summer of 1969 Men walked on the Moon And my parents Split My dad moved across town I saw him one day each weekend The most time we had ever spent together. When I was twelve the earth moved Sixty-four people died And my father embraced Buddhism And Buddhism embraced him In a way nothing else ever had and he learned moderation Regaining his freedom What got him was the Law of Causation Cause and Effect What goes around comes around The Golden Rule Unencumbered With the baggage from his past The philosophy of common sense His pianist's artist's teacher's mind Could comprehend Grasp and hold for good My twelve-year-old mouth Would not be denied And so I one day announced That chanting Was simply another form of prayer A fact he acknowledged reluctantly but ultimately with humor and grace And was it my father's turn to Buddhism That sparked my own Journey into Spirit? In 1972 With Godspell on the radio I saw Jesus Christ Superstar At the Universal Amphitheatre Twice And when my sister joked "Let there be light" And all the lights came on Then she genuflected Before taking her seat It was only partly in jest For there was reverence in the air And a sense of the Eternal The foundation of the story Of every story Cause and Effect Later that year I was baptized Before I realized That no church held the key For the key was within me As it resides within us all More folk need to learn About Cause and Effect We are here on earth to Love. And respecting others Is fundamentally what earns respect. 6/7 July 2005 Approx. 2 AM
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genuine so many ordinary bees in our vocab hive, workers, important, but rarely seen, some never, or rarely trotted out, no-fresh air, we just must be too too, too busy, busy had occasion to employ said titular queen word recently, a love story that strummed a chord of the randomness of good love, genuine slipped out unexpectedly, this word, a crowning modifier to a love poem herein written truly a word not used too often, perhaps because we live in a time when it is a quality rare, though much celebrated, like so much, has becomes a debated talking point but genuine is not hard to be uncovered, it has a warmth heater generator internal, a signal signal, that is hard to be disguised or mistaken but our sensitivities are dulled, easily misled, by the shouting and the latent bitterness that runs through the veins of our ordinary conversations, making it more difficult to believe our five sensory discernments, to what is, and what is not, but love, perhaps, is a genuine genetic, at a cellular level quality that has evolved over millennia, so easier to spot, it’s heated hot, and awhy a love story should be the focus causation of my happiness, that it yet thrives, and functions and supplies we humans, a chance to see, to believe, that genuine yet exists, inward and unwarped, within we ordinaries
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Jan 20, 2025
Jan 20, 2025 at 9:19 AM UTC
Genuine Genuine
My heart lay in a cloudy, milky state, its cold, harsh pressure building up within, leaving me to gaze, masking purpose. My eyes, dull, hid the fervor, encasing it in between my lips, locking them together; smiling. My breath remains methodical, sweet melodies juxtaposed, along my ears and lungs. Feet pacing, heart staying, I cannot last; ba-thump, my hands begin to tingle. One look, no words; head spinning away, there is no closure.
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 4:38 PM UTC
Causation
I have always had a wild imagination   Especially when I was younger A endless flow of questions Of everything across the nation I wanted reasons, causation I wanted to know the foundation The formation About any human creation I had this fixation It helped me make relations But at times ended in frustration At times my questions seemingly lingered in the air And I always stared At it Suspended As if time stopped But only for me Until an answer appeared Because I couldn't move on until I knew But majority of the time An answer never came It caused me to boil in pain And steam sizzled my thirst for knowledge even thought the heaviest rain As if the world believed this was all some child's game Each raindrop pounding against my body were punches against my soul Droplet by droplet I wanted to scream stop it But then water filled my mouth from the sky's faucet Like I never grew out of a child's fantasy
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 2:05 PM UTC
Skies Faucet
Sleepless, lost and wandering Wondering what it all means Beg the heavens for an answer But silence is the only response from an overcast sky The chain slackens and the cage drops Cerebral bars block the paths of elated reflection Contentment occasionally slips through the clefts But is instantly devoured by sharks of agony Grief, heartache, passion and sorrow The artists toolbox Blood, sweat and tears (fears) Causation of our desire to die Is what gives our work life
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Jul 23, 2016
Jul 23, 2016 at 7:50 PM UTC
Existential Dread
Said darling daughter unto me: "oh Dad, how funny it would be If you had gone to Mexico A score or so of years ago. Had not some whimsey changed your plan I might have been a Mexican. With lissome form and raven hair, Instead of being fat and fair. "Or if you'd sailed the Southern Seas And mated with a Japanese I might have been a squatty girl With never golden locks to curl, Who flirted with a painted fan, And tinkled on a samisan, And maybe slept upon a mat - I'm very glad I don't do that. "When I consider the romance Of all your youth of change and chance I might, I fancy, just as well Have bloomed a bold Tahitian belle, Or have been born . . . but there - ah no! I draw the line - and Esquimeaux. It scares me stiff to think of what I might have been - thank God! I'm not." Said I: "my dear, don't be absurd, Since everything that has occurred, Through seeming fickle in your eyes, Could not a jot be otherwise. For in this casual cosmic biz The world can be but what it is; And nobody can dare deny Part of this world is you and I. Or call it fate or destiny No other issue could there be. Though half the world I've wandered through Cause and effect have linked us two. Aye, all the aeons of the past Conspired to bring us here at last, And all I ever chanced to do Inevitably led to you. To you, to make you what you are, A maiden in a Morris car, IN Harris tweeds, an airedale too, But Anglo-Saxon through and through. And all the good and ill I've done In every land beneath the sun Magnificently led to this - A country cottage and - your kiss."
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Causation
Said darling daughter unto me: "oh Dad, how funny it would be If you had gone to Mexico A score or so of years ago. Had not some whimsey changed your plan I might have been a Mexican. With lissome form and raven hair, Instead of being fat and fair. "Or if you'd sailed the Southern Seas And mated with a Japanese I might have been a squatty girl With never golden locks to curl, Who flirted with a painted fan, And tinkled on a samisan, And maybe slept upon a mat - I'm very glad I don't do that. "When I consider the romance Of all your youth of change and chance I might, I fancy, just as well Have bloomed a bold Tahitian belle, Or have been born . . . but there - ah no! I draw the line - and Esquimeaux. It scares me stiff to think of what I might have been - thank God! I'm not." Said I: "my dear, don't be absurd, Since everything that has occurred, Through seeming fickle in your eyes, Could not a jot be otherwise. For in this casual cosmic biz The world can be but what it is; And nobody can dare deny Part of this world is you and I. Or call it fate or destiny No other issue could there be. Though half the world I've wandered through Cause and effect have linked us two. Aye, all the aeons of the past Conspired to bring us here at last, And all I ever chanced to do Inevitably led to you. To you, to make you what you are, A maiden in a Morris car, IN Harris tweeds, an airedale too, But Anglo-Saxon through and through. And all the good and ill I've done In every land beneath the sun Magnificently led to this - A country cottage and - your kiss."
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did you crumble against a wall did you fall to your knees or did you stay standing numb when you cry do you sniffle and scream or do you hold it in till blackness consumes you at night I wouldn't know Because I will never be a causation But I've broken enough hearts I could guess I may not know how you hurt But I do know your eyes cried my tears every time your heart was broken
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 1:46 PM UTC
Heartbreaking
<•> Good Acts are like Good Poems *"Good acts are like good poems. One may easily get their drift, but they are not rationally understood"* Albert  Einstein Ach, mein guter Kumpel! Ach, mein bester Freund! how could I not have known, the syncopation, the synchronization, between what I write, and the impetuous impetus within, that caustic sense that burns words from my chest directly onto the paper are more than correlated, even causation-ally related after all, you, naturally, the master of relativity but you know me Al,^ I, the quibbler from  NYC* have to have a slightly different take, in my gemeinschaft city of eight million strangers, we always must have eight million and one opinions true dat, when I am on the fifth or sixth stanza, realizing got no clue what the poem is rambling about, but it sounds so good, lovely, pretty words, why ***** it up with scientific rationality? but good acts are easy, uber understood, rationally we live to survive and do what we to make the species survive, common sense triumphs, disguised as sacrifice, forgetting to roll the dice, doing what comes like a good poem, and what needs doing or writing is so intuitively obvious, just love poetry, a global necessity so check out Houston in two thousand and seventeen here's hoping life in heaven ain't boring   know that you've seen, peeked, peaked, at the theory of everything, resolving the contradictions between general laws of physics and those pesky tiny quantum mechanicals, even solving that 'other' equation GA = GP
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 6:53 PM UTC
Good Acts are like Good Poems (for poets and physicists)
<•> Good Acts are like Good Poems *"Good acts are like good poems. One may easily get their drift, but they are not rationally understood"* Albert  Einstein Ach, mein guter Kumpel! Ach, mein bester Freund! how could I not have known, the syncopation, the synchronization, between what I write, and the impetuous impetus within, that caustic sense that burns words from my chest directly onto the paper are more than correlated, even causation-ally related after all, you, naturally, the master of relativity but you know me Al,^ I, the quibbler from  NYC* have to have a slightly different take, in my gemeinschaft city of eight million strangers, we always must have eight million and one opinions true dat, when I am on the fifth or sixth stanza, realizing got no clue what the poem is rambling about, but it sounds so good, lovely, pretty words, why ***** it up with scientific rationality? but good acts are easy, uber understood, rationally we live to survive and do what we to make the species survive, common sense triumphs, disguised as sacrifice, forgetting to roll the dice, doing what comes like a good poem, and what needs doing or writing is so intuitively obvious, just love poetry, a global necessity so check out Houston in two thousand and seventeen here's hoping life in heaven ain't boring   know that you've seen, peeked, peaked, at the theory of everything, resolving the contradictions between general laws of physics and those pesky tiny quantum mechanicals, even solving that 'other' equation GA = GP
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The primal cause, A distinguishable passion. Irrevocable truth unabided by Beliefs expressed in dimensionality. The fire with me burns, It churns and rises. Power self-contained Is glory in it's own fate. I enter the lair of truth And seek no counsel. Therefore I revel, Proceeding with conviction Expressing imagination My minds eye proclamation.
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 11:52 AM UTC
Primal Causation
Sitting behind a computer screen Trying not to succumb to the temptations of self-loathing Media has become the cause of my downfall And the primary causation of self infliction For months and years I thought and believed That I was fine, that I was okay But the slightest contemplation of death Still brought me relief I find my fingers running through the keys and letters Scrolling past every page and article The demons feed on the lack of confidence The low self-esteem And I, the degraded human being I still set a goal for non-existence A perfection too impossible to achieve Yet I know that I’ll always be another face in the crowd Another flame that’s about to die out Another girl with too many scars, Another girl bound to fall apart n.j.
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 1:33 AM UTC
Untitled #06
i found you like an unnoticed treasure at a garage sale hidden near old sheets and dusty furniture and your arms were the bubble outside of which was only reality and a thousand things i didn’t want any part of you told me you’d lived entire lifetimes in dreams so we slept next to each other to see what would happen and somewhere along the way between dreaming and not between pillow talk and nagging questions i forgot i was supposed to be able to let you go where were you last night when i found the secret room behind our bed? i was trying to tell you, but i could only whisper and you were sleeping so not even bagpipes could wake you you told me you wanted just one truth to build from and i said the truth is a question just a game that we’re losing with rules that pretend at dimension but dimension is a lie a figment a fragment of us and tea yesterday and you said no, there is more than that because here we are, and what are we? and i said we are a ripple in the rain. you believe in substance and i believe in you but we are made of limitations and hesitations we are only patterned variations we have left our shoes at the door of causation and i forgot i was supposed to be able to let you go
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Jul 22, 2012
Jul 22, 2012 at 1:03 PM UTC
a ripple in rain
Egalitarianism I’ve preached this practice To its last final straw Respite I’ve hired the time The strongest of clocks Magnanimous You’ve endeavoured too It’s never true when you do Coercive I’ve attempted them all The mightiest of guns Vestibule You never did let me enter Probably knew I’d hide out Vertiginous Causation; I know it’s you To Induce; I flail barely flickering Transcendental I divide you into parts But your logic seems boundless Perennial I will continue to bloom Even after your harvest.
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Jan 16, 2011
Jan 16, 2011 at 3:13 PM UTC
8 Words To Describe A Relationship
Existence an exclusive dragnet In full production Operational destruction Within the dwelling Mass reduction Applied obstruction Void of causation Internal mutation Alien nation Self degradation On the street Compartmentalization Non fluctuation Auto narration Nonessential validation Superseded ideation While dormant Comatose automation Surreal anesthetization Feeble realization Pending extermination Attend the institution
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 1:28 AM UTC
Private Idaho
Nor angel, nor man, nor brute, Nor body, mind, nor he nor she, Before the sun, the moon, the earth, Before the stars or comets free, Before even time has had its birth and the Causation’s law, there was the immortal dream of love that embraced everything.
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Jun 11, 2022
Jun 11, 2022 at 6:16 AM UTC
THE DREAM OF LOVE - ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
I keep slicing reality With the Knife of Reason, Yet brushing winds Carry scents of hope. Neuron connections of Misconceptions - Is that causation Or empty words? I keep dicing my days Climbing the ego Of a shoreless mind You keep coming my way Wearing nothing but bands Around your thighs - Limelight moments. Ticking clocks. Shivers Down my spine.
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May 26, 2018
May 26, 2018 at 10:46 AM UTC
Strawberries & Mascarpone
Resilient The poets heart Words we use Turning pain to art Chronic stress A syndrome no less Our muses behold The Mother's breast Fight or flight Sympathetic states We resolve upon Our creative slates Breaking through Rising above Poetry becomes our strongest drug When the fever flares Word are but aspirin And the poem becomes our cure An observation I made while living here, on HP!
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Jul 15, 2021
Jul 15, 2021 at 8:43 AM UTC
Correlations Or Causation
Plush carpet, soft light Hotel foyer at night. Oh, what a fright! I might be a looker, don’t mean I’m a ****** Did my lipstick suggest that I might? “Madam, how you like this play”? The disgrace on my face gives me away. What did you think I was going to say? “Hey, Jack, let’s get out of this place”? (That’s three questions in four lines so for clarification of this causation my effect carries no invitation). It’s a case of mistaken identity: You didn’t sent for me, so can’t pay rent for me. Baby, I ain’t no lady… of the night. That’s not why I came here, and it’s not the same, dear. Quit with the Shakespeare! This chick has much to protest. To signal intent for your frontin’ you should wear a carnation or somethin’, be discreet, don’t hang out the bunting. So, I attract, I won’t deny fact, but your attention is bordering on hunting. It’s a case of mistaken identity: You didn’t sent for me, so can’t pay rent for me. Baby, I ain’t no lady… of the night.
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Jul 26, 2013
Jul 26, 2013 at 6:58 PM UTC
Hotel Mademoiselle
I set up a place to mourn, like a Mother & her dead, a deep & sacred peaceful bed, she sleeps & she weeps, beneath, a vigilia soaking moon, a flickering flame of love snuffed out way too soon, & boy that thing can really croon, Death of a friendship, & maybe romance, gone in the wind, we hadn't a chance, or a last dance, a last shooting star came in cutting in deep left a painful, poignant scar, dug it down just a little bit too far, put it on the shelf and put it in a jar, You're shining, & I'm the one who's endlessly whining, because your light, your light is ever shining so very bright, shining, shining, shining, a heart is ever-pining Cuz' I sit 'neath the florescent light that took my sweet & needed sight, exposed to your external radiation, composed in your internal frustration, imposed by your nocturnal causation & endless is the aggravation, Wanting to glow & wanting to go, wish that I didn't ever know, that florescent ink, I stare & blink Never stop to wonder & think, Hey I'm burned, I'm blinded you think I would be reminded, you know I never really learned, such star crossed lovers never under starlit skies & star kissed covers, over me they hover, hover I got a million reasons to let you go & ya you know, ya know, I should run for the hills take some kinda pills, lose every bit of  my will, I should just..... walk away, No I should never let you leave early or stay, but anyway, you come, in lucent technology, appear on the screen, I think hold on, this must be a dream, your not exactly what you might seem, I know it's my voice, so yeah it's my choice, & in its sound I do rejoice, but I missed, I missed, as I kissed that passing tear, but I've lived to fight another year, as it travels here no more, no, no more, instead she's the one, knocking, waiting  at your door your door, your door, hey knock, knock, knock, tick tock tick tock I hear the clock, ohhhhhh...oh, oh, hey boy is anyone with you tonight? Cherie Nolan© 2016
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 3:24 PM UTC
"Wanting To Glow"
I set up a place to mourn, like a Mother & her dead, a deep & sacred peaceful bed, she sleeps & she weeps, beneath, a vigilia soaking moon, a flickering flame of love snuffed out way too soon, & boy that thing can really croon, Death of a friendship, & maybe romance, gone in the wind, we hadn't a chance, or a last dance, a last shooting star came in cutting in deep left a painful, poignant scar, dug it down just a little bit too far, put it on the shelf and put it in a jar, You're shining, & I'm the one who's endlessly whining, because your light, your light is ever shining so very bright, shining, shining, shining, a heart is ever-pining Cuz' I sit 'neath the florescent light that took my sweet & needed sight, exposed to your external radiation, composed in your internal frustration, imposed by your nocturnal causation & endless is the aggravation, Wanting to glow & wanting to go, wish that I didn't ever know, that florescent ink, I stare & blink Never stop to wonder & think, Hey I'm burned, I'm blinded you think I would be reminded, you know I never really learned, such star crossed lovers never under starlit skies & star kissed covers, over me they hover, hover I got a million reasons to let you go & ya you know, ya know, I should run for the hills take some kinda pills, lose every bit of  my will, I should just..... walk away, No I should never let you leave early or stay, but anyway, you come, in lucent technology, appear on the screen, I think hold on, this must be a dream, your not exactly what you might seem, I know it's my voice, so yeah it's my choice, & in its sound I do rejoice, but I missed, I missed, as I kissed that passing tear, but I've lived to fight another year, as it travels here no more, no, no more, instead she's the one, knocking, waiting  at your door your door, your door, hey knock, knock, knock, tick tock tick tock I hear the clock, ohhhhhh...oh, oh, hey boy is anyone with you tonight? Cherie Nolan© 2016
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mine own psalm musings *living between two broad, sea-emptying rivers, a Majesty’s sentries to mark the differentiation~ division tween divine and a moderate human’s moderating steps, as his stride shortens as the y/tears lengthen, and it is accepted as an inevitable musky must, no matter how the sweet spring day refreshes, the newly planted trumpeting shards of bright yellows daffodils pinch his yellowing eyes, few notice the tiny tears of discrepancies of an annualized emboldening, a grand heavenly rebirth and a slow man’s body self~editing, shedding of a life’s~ending~of~story psalm musings* *the man looks for the terrible swift sword, but its failure to grace us with an appearance, is but a modest disappointment, for a deferred delay is but a causation to eke out a few mordant, pungent, caustic reminders of all that is yet to be, to be accomplished, though the smirking lips of the necessity of yet, one more unloved poem extant, tilting the Earth’s axis benevolently toward the open palms of his beneficiaries who*, you, *are among them numbered, is but, a green shoot in a city’s hopeful earth planted, by summer, will shed seeds to come thy way, as an evocation, a good consternation, a joyous provocation, an asking kingly~gentle, a royal polite inquiry, would you care to add a a verse to this eternal verse? before time shreds it too into a yellowed crumpling, and to the earth it is returned, for the mine of this psalms is only generic, genetic,  and what is mine is well,* and truly yours too. nml <> March 31, 2024 NYC 9:16am Sunday Mourning Service
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Mar 31, 2024
Mar 31, 2024 at 9:25 AM UTC
mine own psalm musings
mine own psalm musings *living between two broad, sea-emptying rivers, a Majesty’s sentries to mark the differentiation~ division tween divine and a moderate human’s moderating steps, as his stride shortens as the y/tears lengthen, and it is accepted as an inevitable musky must, no matter how the sweet spring day refreshes, the newly planted trumpeting shards of bright yellows daffodils pinch his yellowing eyes, few notice the tiny tears of discrepancies of an annualized emboldening, a grand heavenly rebirth and a slow man’s body self~editing, shedding of a life’s~ending~of~story psalm musings* *the man looks for the terrible swift sword, but its failure to grace us with an appearance, is but a modest disappointment, for a deferred delay is but a causation to eke out a few mordant, pungent, caustic reminders of all that is yet to be, to be accomplished, though the smirking lips of the necessity of yet, one more unloved poem extant, tilting the Earth’s axis benevolently toward the open palms of his beneficiaries who*, you, *are among them numbered, is but, a green shoot in a city’s hopeful earth planted, by summer, will shed seeds to come thy way, as an evocation, a good consternation, a joyous provocation, an asking kingly~gentle, a royal polite inquiry, would you care to add a a verse to this eternal verse? before time shreds it too into a yellowed crumpling, and to the earth it is returned, for the mine of this psalms is only generic, genetic,  and what is mine is well,* and truly yours too. nml <> March 31, 2024 NYC 9:16am Sunday Mourning Service
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Sell my fortune for this, hedge my bets and trim the hedgerows, turn the corner of my hearthstone find myself neat and low. Nice and steady, but ready. For something broader, something deeper and more meaningful meaning I have to try harder and not just idle out and auction off all of my clothes I don't feel like washing at all. I get that feeling often. My attempts at causation may have caused concern, but I've found you cannot have something to prove without having something to learn, that's why every day I die and come back to life. breath new life, trifle with new strife. keep kicking until I get kicked out myself. isn't that what this life is all about?
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May 23, 2018
May 23, 2018 at 7:28 PM UTC
Audition
today, walked the river arcade, by the river~side. same, where, & when, a decade earlier and a laugh ago,   we performed a daily differential calculus of the distance to that line, a watermark, where my accidental drowning would be insurance covered don’t recall, if back then, poetry writin’ was a good   a daily companion, or-even a mere passing acquaintance but went to all-in-all-alone-freedom, found riches, yet still pressed in rags of remorse, mourning surely, until & still a woman, or three, rated me a good looking edible, even if only didn't always dress in black, head to toes, like an extra cool new yorker, or an attendee at my own fun~ereal since those days, gallons millions, zillions of brackish seawater has flowed out to sea as far as England, Philippines, New Zealand, whichever be connected to the rain water of Adirondack mountains flowing past East 57th Street, my salty tears replenished, but time changed the causation, from oy to joy in simp terms that rhymes…with me and yours water woman water woman water makes the heart capable of weeping tears of joy, oh! happy drowning how do you cross from woman to water, that, now I walk on a water bridge of loving hard, steel & liquidity of concrete, smooth roughness became the path to loving living
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Nov 21, 2024
Nov 21, 2024 at 7:13 AM UTC
simple rhymes by the waterside