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"chieftains" poems
There are old ways that we have forgotten, sacred to our ancestors generations ago. Far before men named Jesus Christ Muhammad and Confucius, our ancestors knew the ways to live as enduring and resilient as the seasons. Songs and rites, gods as ancient as the deep green forest, and stories of the rise and fall of great men: Chieftains, farmers, warriors, musicians whose songs echoed over young world. The world was harsh then, as cold as the towering bedrock of the mountains. We gave thanks for what we had, both to the gods and to ourselves. The choice was to live strong, work hard or die like a wounded animal. The world was fair in the days of old, our cares cleansed through sweat and blood, and in the crushing weight of the labor of survival we found peace. Today, our peace is lost. We have nations, such foreign things, a group of people enslaved by custom. The green forest has become the fireplace of a world too gray, the unforgiving mountains mere pebbles beneath our trembling, dying feet. Though our lives are calm our minds are shattered, the breezes of indifference blowing away the forgotten ways of old.
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Oct 22, 2018
Oct 22, 2018 at 11:45 AM UTC
The Old Ways
she lay next to him at night dreaming of a ghostly icon, gold little-headed monkey god on an island nigh the cape of bone marrow. & now she bounds into humble years, house cat, domesticated little smiles, little daughters, little flowers at the supermarket. good morning. pull her hair, as if to tree & family. seed shoved down her throat & diamonds. she remembers the jewel runners, their chunks of wet rock. & birds slipstreaming away their days above africa. slug to the chest & she awakens in a hyundai under the beaming heat of a vacant strip-mall sun. gravity feels soft in this lesser pungent life. dreamt only, of choking temp and humid archipelago nights, the gibbons & the thieves. the treasure chest lairs of chieftains and tribal nobodies. war profiteers. men of fang island fantasy. fake it. p.t.a. and butter spread it, to toast and/or corn. the sun is rising & falling & truly just travelling ‘round.        marinated artichoke hearts. [baby dreams] of waves on shore and handshake, of altered mother moons, she is hidden in reflection & time. happy with the furniture. plentiful on extra lunch meat.
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Aug 22, 2015
Aug 22, 2015 at 8:03 AM UTC
lagoon nebula
Arapaho Bride, Chieftains Dearest. Early Fortnight,  Gros Ventre Headdress.   Indian Jubilee, Kindred Lavishment. Mornings Noontide Oluksak Pulls Quiet River Streams, Terrapins.   Unabated Vas deferens Wedding Xyris Young-begetting, Zea mays rugosa.
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Sep 17, 2012
Sep 17, 2012 at 10:28 AM UTC
A Native Marriage to Z
Away, ye gay landscapes, ye gardens of roses! In you let the minions of luxury rove: Restore me the rocks, where the snow-flake reposes, Though still they are sacred to freedom and love: Yet, Caledonia, belov’d are thy mountains, Round their white summits though elements war: Though cataracts foam ’stead of smooth-flowing fountains, I sigh for the valley of dark Loch na Garr. Ah! there my young footsteps in infancy, wander’d: My cap was the bonnet, my cloak was the plaid; On chieftains, long perish’d, my memory ponder’d, As daily I strode through the pine-cover’d glade; I sought not my home, till the day’s dying glory Gave place to the rays of the bright polar star; For fancy was cheer’d, by traditional story, Disclos’d by the natives of dark Loch na Garr. “Shades of the dead! have I not heard your voices Rise on the night-rolling breath of the gale?” Surely, the soul of the hero rejoices, And rides on the wind, o’er his own Highland vale! Round Loch na Garr, while the stormy mist gathers, Winter presides in his cold icy car: Clouds, there, encircle the forms of my Fathers; They dwell in the tempests of dark Loch na Garr. “Ill starr’d, though brave, did no visions foreboding Tell you that fate had forsaken your cause?” Ah! were you destined to die at Culloden, Victory crown’d not your fall with applause: Still were you happy, in death’s earthy slumber, You rest with your clan, in the caves of Braemar; The Pibroch resounds, to the piper’s loud number, Your deeds, on the echoes of dark Loch na Garr. Years have roll’d on, Loch na Garr, since I left you, Years must elapse, ere I tread you again: Nature of verdure and flowers has bereft you, Yet still are you dearer than Albion’s plain: England! thy beauties are tame and domestic, To one who has rov’d on the mountains afar: Oh! for the crags that are wild and majestic, The steep, frowning glories of dark Loch na Garr.
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Lachin Y Gair
Away, ye gay landscapes, ye gardens of roses! In you let the minions of luxury rove: Restore me the rocks, where the snow-flake reposes, Though still they are sacred to freedom and love: Yet, Caledonia, belov’d are thy mountains, Round their white summits though elements war: Though cataracts foam ’stead of smooth-flowing fountains, I sigh for the valley of dark Loch na Garr. Ah! there my young footsteps in infancy, wander’d: My cap was the bonnet, my cloak was the plaid; On chieftains, long perish’d, my memory ponder’d, As daily I strode through the pine-cover’d glade; I sought not my home, till the day’s dying glory Gave place to the rays of the bright polar star; For fancy was cheer’d, by traditional story, Disclos’d by the natives of dark Loch na Garr. “Shades of the dead! have I not heard your voices Rise on the night-rolling breath of the gale?” Surely, the soul of the hero rejoices, And rides on the wind, o’er his own Highland vale! Round Loch na Garr, while the stormy mist gathers, Winter presides in his cold icy car: Clouds, there, encircle the forms of my Fathers; They dwell in the tempests of dark Loch na Garr. “Ill starr’d, though brave, did no visions foreboding Tell you that fate had forsaken your cause?” Ah! were you destined to die at Culloden, Victory crown’d not your fall with applause: Still were you happy, in death’s earthy slumber, You rest with your clan, in the caves of Braemar; The Pibroch resounds, to the piper’s loud number, Your deeds, on the echoes of dark Loch na Garr. Years have roll’d on, Loch na Garr, since I left you, Years must elapse, ere I tread you again: Nature of verdure and flowers has bereft you, Yet still are you dearer than Albion’s plain: England! thy beauties are tame and domestic, To one who has rov’d on the mountains afar: Oh! for the crags that are wild and majestic, The steep, frowning glories of dark Loch na Garr.
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the sun, the moon, the both of us. portland to portland, we are genocide: america. we are teen murders & horror sitcoms. globally tuneforked sacrifices, with commercial breaks. land of the plumed serpent. built on the burial grounds of chieftains tall, but dead men. public access: watch the tallest towers fall. in them, men of manifest. a beast shook. land of the war artifact. our birth. our thousand tongues. our endless hovering demons/drones/droids of the bomb. of the eye always watching. destroyer. a solar born son of aquarian blood. prince of the death cult prestigious. skull & ***** & throned with the boom-button ready. aligned to die for great glory and bury the dragon one hundred thousand light-years into the dark rift. heart of milky her. history favors the bomb. flavors the chip dipped. there was that death of the last cowboy. his dreams returned to the stars. his planet returned to chaos, &/or love. but both.
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 6:37 AM UTC
the lord of the artifact of life
When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice; The Romans, Phoenicians, the Hitites and Egyptians, they all knew the score, they used it for years: Mortar, water and stone were never enough. Foundations were crumbling, the bridges fell tumbling, the roads went asunder, the cracked dams' water pouring; Rulers and Chieftains, Pharaohs and Mighty Heads of the State, Convened with their Wizards, Druids, Grand Mages and Magicians: "Solutions", they clamored, " Solutions at once!". Bonfires were lit, the goat's blood spilt, the entrails were read, the tea leaves deciphered. The Oracle rose, in a whispering murmur, She muttered: "When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice". The Gods, in their infinite wisdom, had spoken: " the elemental truth" they said "that runs at the core, of all human enterprise since the days of Gog, for the formula to be true, It needs a special glue, a magical brew, a mixture of fear, innocence and tears that can only be found, in the wide-eyed Son of Man; An infant is needed, for Stone, Water and Gravel, will eventually unravel." "When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice". So it has been said, it has long been sung, the basis of Civilisation is Human Sacrifice... The Romans, Phoenicians, the Hitites and Egyptians; they all knew the score, they used it for years, Mortar, water and stone were never enough... J Eduardo Ramos©
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 9:13 PM UTC
Civilisation
When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice; The Romans, Phoenicians, the Hitites and Egyptians, they all knew the score, they used it for years: Mortar, water and stone were never enough. Foundations were crumbling, the bridges fell tumbling, the roads went asunder, the cracked dams' water pouring; Rulers and Chieftains, Pharaohs and Mighty Heads of the State, Convened with their Wizards, Druids, Grand Mages and Magicians: "Solutions", they clamored, " Solutions at once!". Bonfires were lit, the goat's blood spilt, the entrails were read, the tea leaves deciphered. The Oracle rose, in a whispering murmur, She muttered: "When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice". The Gods, in their infinite wisdom, had spoken: " the elemental truth" they said "that runs at the core, of all human enterprise since the days of Gog, for the formula to be true, It needs a special glue, a magical brew, a mixture of fear, innocence and tears that can only be found, in the wide-eyed Son of Man; An infant is needed, for Stone, Water and Gravel, will eventually unravel." "When Building the cities, roads, bridges and dams, Blood, toil, sweat and tears will never  suffice". So it has been said, it has long been sung, the basis of Civilisation is Human Sacrifice... The Romans, Phoenicians, the Hitites and Egyptians; they all knew the score, they used it for years, Mortar, water and stone were never enough... J Eduardo Ramos©
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Listening to “The Chieftains” again, Their Long Black Veil CD: a gift to Marijuana smokers. N'est-ce pas? **** Jagger singing the title track, A sweet, lugubrious ode to black widows. Could there be such creatures? Women you would **** for, Offing your best friend for? She had better be as good as it gets. Could such women exist? Beautiful & toxic; Duplicitous, cunning, Cunnilingus-worthy. *********** | *** Risk and Prevention | HIV/AIDS | CDC https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/oralsex.html has a low *** risk, but it is not zero. Learn ... Involves using the mouth to stimulate the ****** *********** (www.ads/right/in/the/middle/of/fucking/poem.com) $$Ka-Ching! Ka-Ching$$ **** would have licked her **** as They led him up the scaffold steps, She was a woman worth dying for, to be sure. And Sinéad Marie Bernadette O'Connor? Isn’t it time we forgave her? So she shaved her head. So she shredded the Pope’s photo on SNL. He was, after all, the Polish Pope, The one that kissed the ground Whenever he got off an airplane. How could you not love the guy? Shot while riding in his Pope Mobile, He later visited Mehmet Ali Ağca in prison, Forgiving his would-be assassin face-to-face, Exonerating the Bulgarian kreplach, for all Special Victims Unit “especially heinous offenses” & Proto-Islamic terror. Surely, he could forgive the little Irish **** Can’t we? Leading by example? I don’t know what you’d call it. In any language: powerful. Oh, Sinead, my sweet Sinead, We miss your sweet sad dulcet tones. Consider yourself exonerated. Consider yourself free to be loved again. And let’s not forget Tom Jones, Come on ladies: you threw your sopping Wet ******* to the stage for him. His “Tennessee Waltz” breaking my heart, Losing my wife to my best friend. No wonder I shot the Sheriff. Surprised I did not also shoot the Deputy. And “The Chieftains” themselves, Transporting us to the Coast of Malabar. We are all Irish sailors Infatuated, hopelessly enchanted by a Swarthy Dravidian shiksa.
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May 5, 2017
May 5, 2017 at 5:05 PM UTC
"The Coast of Malabar"
Listening to “The Chieftains” again, Their Long Black Veil CD: a gift to Marijuana smokers. N'est-ce pas? **** Jagger singing the title track, A sweet, lugubrious ode to black widows. Could there be such creatures? Women you would **** for, Offing your best friend for? She had better be as good as it gets. Could such women exist? Beautiful & toxic; Duplicitous, cunning, Cunnilingus-worthy. *********** | *** Risk and Prevention | HIV/AIDS | CDC https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/oralsex.html has a low *** risk, but it is not zero. Learn ... Involves using the mouth to stimulate the ****** *********** (www.ads/right/in/the/middle/of/fucking/poem.com) $$Ka-Ching! Ka-Ching$$ **** would have licked her **** as They led him up the scaffold steps, She was a woman worth dying for, to be sure. And Sinéad Marie Bernadette O'Connor? Isn’t it time we forgave her? So she shaved her head. So she shredded the Pope’s photo on SNL. He was, after all, the Polish Pope, The one that kissed the ground Whenever he got off an airplane. How could you not love the guy? Shot while riding in his Pope Mobile, He later visited Mehmet Ali Ağca in prison, Forgiving his would-be assassin face-to-face, Exonerating the Bulgarian kreplach, for all Special Victims Unit “especially heinous offenses” & Proto-Islamic terror. Surely, he could forgive the little Irish **** Can’t we? Leading by example? I don’t know what you’d call it. In any language: powerful. Oh, Sinead, my sweet Sinead, We miss your sweet sad dulcet tones. Consider yourself exonerated. Consider yourself free to be loved again. And let’s not forget Tom Jones, Come on ladies: you threw your sopping Wet ******* to the stage for him. His “Tennessee Waltz” breaking my heart, Losing my wife to my best friend. No wonder I shot the Sheriff. Surprised I did not also shoot the Deputy. And “The Chieftains” themselves, Transporting us to the Coast of Malabar. We are all Irish sailors Infatuated, hopelessly enchanted by a Swarthy Dravidian shiksa.
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They push us to the sea amongst their garbage and their humanity there is power in the depths of what you don’t understand decline all that isn’t cash in hand you push me, you pull me along but when I straggle, like an old man, you do little to help me along to the grave that awaits me in this dirt to the mother and her clay earthen rebirth for this I cannot stand for you or your foolish demands I find my legs pulling me into the soil, into the sands To a core of nourishment, as the earth reprimands My spirit And unprofitable wisdoms Nursed off these primordial urges Sprung from these primordial waters They wish to nourish you too Take you to the land your ancestors always knew But take what you may, take what you can, you’re too fast to sit, to reminisce, to even understand The power, in your ways you dismiss your mind is despondent, to you, your body and your long days Disturbs and aches away The life in you decays The irritation in your eyes flare For the young and the ancients to prepare For the rains They do come From the druids and their amphibian lungs The chieftains move in their sunken ocean bed Heave their damaged corporeal forms unto the shores As far as their breath can take them and their blindness can see To where that body dies, and the eternal walks eternally To walk amongst you, to change you and heal the old and the forgotten ones those you’ve left cleaved and torn From the wisdoms their ancestors had weaved for them, to be worn To you, do we sing Those who are connected to a place that feeds the heart and the mind Clears all of which was not fore-designed For this body, for this soul, for all of the wonders the earth ponders to show Do your deeds Do them well If they serve your soul The earth as our united soul will tell We have contract our secrets, with composure, will yell Amongst the rolling rocks, to the aggravated layers, to those that move above you, to those that travel in the thin air when you kiss. You would do well, not to dismiss To no longer remiss
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 7:26 AM UTC
the mothers hearth
They push us to the sea amongst their garbage and their humanity there is power in the depths of what you don’t understand decline all that isn’t cash in hand you push me, you pull me along but when I straggle, like an old man, you do little to help me along to the grave that awaits me in this dirt to the mother and her clay earthen rebirth for this I cannot stand for you or your foolish demands I find my legs pulling me into the soil, into the sands To a core of nourishment, as the earth reprimands My spirit And unprofitable wisdoms Nursed off these primordial urges Sprung from these primordial waters They wish to nourish you too Take you to the land your ancestors always knew But take what you may, take what you can, you’re too fast to sit, to reminisce, to even understand The power, in your ways you dismiss your mind is despondent, to you, your body and your long days Disturbs and aches away The life in you decays The irritation in your eyes flare For the young and the ancients to prepare For the rains They do come From the druids and their amphibian lungs The chieftains move in their sunken ocean bed Heave their damaged corporeal forms unto the shores As far as their breath can take them and their blindness can see To where that body dies, and the eternal walks eternally To walk amongst you, to change you and heal the old and the forgotten ones those you’ve left cleaved and torn From the wisdoms their ancestors had weaved for them, to be worn To you, do we sing Those who are connected to a place that feeds the heart and the mind Clears all of which was not fore-designed For this body, for this soul, for all of the wonders the earth ponders to show Do your deeds Do them well If they serve your soul The earth as our united soul will tell We have contract our secrets, with composure, will yell Amongst the rolling rocks, to the aggravated layers, to those that move above you, to those that travel in the thin air when you kiss. You would do well, not to dismiss To no longer remiss
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Underinterrupted silence, none to gather at the gates. Sell your warey wagon's axle, feed, the castle masticates. Oh the joyous altercation, angled, dangling neatly down. Hold your elder father's picture underneath your writing gown. Words defy the lonesome meeting of the dogs in golden chains. Herds arise of loathsome chieftains. Battlecries as arrows rain. Open book of monstrous brethren, teach them how your pages turn. Loving violence, kindred-hateful; gutted, for a beat you yearn.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 4:26 PM UTC
Feudal
Thud Thud, The Boots of Warriors thunder onto the Boat. Crash, Waves bang against the mighty longship. Boom Boom, under the Jarls orders the drums of war sound. Bang Bang, The mighty ships land on scottish shores. ***** ***** Viking Mail and shields clash with the Claymores of Highlanders Bam, Bam, The chieftain and the Jarl do battle. Bounce, the Jarl deflects the massive sword with his steel shield. Whoosh, the Jarl has fallen to the ground, Will a sword clash with the Chieftains or does the Jarls Saga end in Valhalla.
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 11:31 AM UTC
Viking Raids
Top notch legal scholar Erin Go Braw (less concerned about being fair versus abominable, irrevocable, and execrable unforgivable oversight most holy "M" & ***** cabinet of high priests, sans spelling chieftains ready to claw your person to bits, and they presage remote clemency which decision told, when Jeff Sessions decides final punishment to draw now, (see excerpted lines visited with glaring flaw "Benediction For Lord Apple Macintosh" where ...bot sized wetbacks, setbacks, and drawbacks, required a secret char),... intimates a "hee haw" and rock'm n sock'm pull no punches square at yar triangular jaw YES, on account misspelling, whence Grammarian Jude Law at the least aims (to topple a prospective title of eminence grise), banning access to such undeserved catbird seat, sans Rhetorical perch laughing while ja plaintively call for maw **** Oxford English Dictionary - but naw can do, and hence paw mister trumpeting "FAKE" wordsmith raw flesh will turn into.... unreadable print until closing text that elaborates how holiness felt vexed. To ye (a freshly minted scalawag), these 20/20 eyes bulged agog while steaming with invective at what attempted to pass as sacred poetic blog when thee (Matthew Scott Harris), now pronounced, an illiterate, immoderate, and inveterate å!@#$%∑ with a severe cerebral clog (meaning prefrontal lobotomy not out of the question), you m~r mangy whelp of a she dog (my humble apologies to canines), less deserving than being whipped near death's doorstep flog after henchmen (strongly resembling Alaskan BullWorms guarding this royal hutch, herein Cupertino, California.
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Jul 2, 2018
Jul 2, 2018 at 2:46 AM UTC
Innocent Omission Of A Lower Case "m"!
Top notch legal scholar Erin Go Braw (less concerned about being fair versus abominable, irrevocable, and execrable unforgivable oversight most holy "M" & ***** cabinet of high priests, sans spelling chieftains ready to claw your person to bits, and they presage remote clemency which decision told, when Jeff Sessions decides final punishment to draw now, (see excerpted lines visited with glaring flaw "Benediction For Lord Apple Macintosh" where ...bot sized wetbacks, setbacks, and drawbacks, required a secret char),... intimates a "hee haw" and rock'm n sock'm pull no punches square at yar triangular jaw YES, on account misspelling, whence Grammarian Jude Law at the least aims (to topple a prospective title of eminence grise), banning access to such undeserved catbird seat, sans Rhetorical perch laughing while ja plaintively call for maw **** Oxford English Dictionary - but naw can do, and hence paw mister trumpeting "FAKE" wordsmith raw flesh will turn into.... unreadable print until closing text that elaborates how holiness felt vexed. To ye (a freshly minted scalawag), these 20/20 eyes bulged agog while steaming with invective at what attempted to pass as sacred poetic blog when thee (Matthew Scott Harris), now pronounced, an illiterate, immoderate, and inveterate å!@#$%∑ with a severe cerebral clog (meaning prefrontal lobotomy not out of the question), you m~r mangy whelp of a she dog (my humble apologies to canines), less deserving than being whipped near death's doorstep flog after henchmen (strongly resembling Alaskan BullWorms guarding this royal hutch, herein Cupertino, California.
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The sleep of the sword does not answer my call Sweet Jezebel sways with the winds of the fall While the Goosegrass loudly beckons, singing to stay The Foxgloves, they whisper “one day, one day”. I’m longing to be respectfully flame-farewelled But the Lion’s Tooth sees that my dreams are dispelled In the sweet summer madness, my Devil’s Milk pride Shrivels and dies; looks like Ring-a-Bells lied With a wave of my hand the swan of blood lands, And the spear-din begins With a noble glance the troops advance Chieftains or kings, breakers of rings The winter begs death and the is-ness of song My soft sophomania playing along A hymn on the psaltery drifts for a dime Of seven sweet maidens missing in time Tell me plainly, why does the spring make me ill? Pale, shaking hands cling to the old timbrel. A melodic pain, the kind honey can’t draw out. And the whispering doubt, **** as sauerkraut With a wave of my hand the swan of blood lands, And the spear-din begins With a noble glance the troops advance Chieftains or kings, breakers of rings You were never cautious with your art, I was always careful with my heart Unless I poured it out like a dove Are you mourning me from heaven above I am mourning you from hell below I guess that freedom was not the way to go And the old dried herbs sing from above my grave I’ve never behaved, I’ve never been brave With a wave of my hand I watched your blood land On my ***** kitchen floor Without a chance, in a frightened stance No longer poor, I walked out the door The final test, was it for the best? No belt hook swings, pale, wicked things My freedom came at the price of the flame Farewell my lover, Fare thee well.
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Mar 1, 2019
Mar 1, 2019 at 8:40 PM UTC
Meadowsong
The sleep of the sword does not answer my call Sweet Jezebel sways with the winds of the fall While the Goosegrass loudly beckons, singing to stay The Foxgloves, they whisper “one day, one day”. I’m longing to be respectfully flame-farewelled But the Lion’s Tooth sees that my dreams are dispelled In the sweet summer madness, my Devil’s Milk pride Shrivels and dies; looks like Ring-a-Bells lied With a wave of my hand the swan of blood lands, And the spear-din begins With a noble glance the troops advance Chieftains or kings, breakers of rings The winter begs death and the is-ness of song My soft sophomania playing along A hymn on the psaltery drifts for a dime Of seven sweet maidens missing in time Tell me plainly, why does the spring make me ill? Pale, shaking hands cling to the old timbrel. A melodic pain, the kind honey can’t draw out. And the whispering doubt, **** as sauerkraut With a wave of my hand the swan of blood lands, And the spear-din begins With a noble glance the troops advance Chieftains or kings, breakers of rings You were never cautious with your art, I was always careful with my heart Unless I poured it out like a dove Are you mourning me from heaven above I am mourning you from hell below I guess that freedom was not the way to go And the old dried herbs sing from above my grave I’ve never behaved, I’ve never been brave With a wave of my hand I watched your blood land On my ***** kitchen floor Without a chance, in a frightened stance No longer poor, I walked out the door The final test, was it for the best? No belt hook swings, pale, wicked things My freedom came at the price of the flame Farewell my lover, Fare thee well.
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Attuned to the ligaments of her passing mood the contortionist shows her teeth to the dust, In East London by Singapore, Hong Kong all of those places- Bow legs rip open the universe, in one style, then, the practice meditates inside her again Haemorrhage blue curtains warp into several layers of eyes so that her knees dance up past her molasses joy The tube-stations scream, the cadillacs sing, the catacombs crack their knuckles and laugh The chieftains know in time that all sand is red as the sepulchres pass into and with her mouth The Camden markets shake into hybrids of summer; the neophyte ways that a bat breaks down a tree, eats its coal- And I wish that people would stop hanging her, like a dead man with bad breath from a branch And using the symbol for their own gains, limiting fear which numbers their tongue in fermenting numbers; She is just one fly whizzing from one tree to the next.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 12:43 AM UTC
Pahnyett
Our undercroft had housed our dead Unseen, in gloomy sepulture. But pagan chieftains much prefer Barrows, where height can show instead. And the busier departments need Those lowest levels for their work. Glib passers-by avoid that murk, And absent bosses don’t impede. Ensconsed where corpses decomposed, Those in cubicles will thrive, unvexed, And never taken from their desks, They’ll finish the great work imposed. Interrers from a raucous age Buried their kings and queens in mounds. Since robbers filch, and greed abounds, The wise entombed their heritage. Sarcophaguses, then the norm, Are too chilly for a comfy bed. The dawn should kiss those lids of lead, To heat what blankets cannot warm. Rather than burying in hills, Top those barrows with their occupants. These somber monuments enhance What would be dowdy domiciles. Coffins as cenotaphs and plaques, Allow the dead to bask in sun, And feel what veneration’s done. Hilltops make the best catafalques.
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Oct 11, 2021
Oct 11, 2021 at 12:27 PM UTC
Catafalques
Slipping through rhyme and reason to feasibly change the seasons, we eat the morals of our peoples chieftains and horde the gored crown of misbegotten dreams, choking down muffled screams of rotten abhorrence at the center of our beings essence. Our minds are not our own, but we condone the ill because the foreign mind is a relentless drill that plants it's seeds deep and in supplying hindsight keeps us dull and meek. The food is the weak and the strong do eat to complete the endless cycle and compete for success in survival to the hindrance of oblivious brilliance and the benefit of passive resilience.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 2:25 PM UTC
The Foreign Mind
*honest to god, stay away from this horror island... stay away from this paedophilia haven that includes the parliament foremost, as the chieftains of practice... stay away from this wretched place, this ***** and Gomorrah.* you ever live in a house with 30 other migrants? yeah, near Valentines' Park, spend the time trapped in a room with your parents who decided to "make a better life for themselves" in a foreign country while John Paul Pope became branded a saint rather than the catalyst, a... i'm thinking of the word donkey... but it's a synonym of usurper... ah... traitor! ever spend your childhood in a house filled with adult men providing for their children? spending your childhood with Sonix? i spent mine, taken out from the mud-pit where i would have hardly cared to be Barabas without a second thought (i.e. a conscience); you didn't spend that time in a house run by a Jew and a Tsarina of polish descent... you didn't... and you weren't deported having acquired the tongue in order to unlearn it... having only two books of the english tongue to relearn it in order to go back, and receive a smack on the head by a school friend you played happy birthday to on the guitar **** your fiance, who bore your child, and who decided that being a lawyer he was also the judge and jury and the executioner... with god ****** his way into your life with dislodged stars moving to no known comet orbit... yeah, in the west we're all given "a better life", justified with that famous export to Iraq rather than Saudi Arabia from where the culprits came... so... now... say bye bye to genes, ethnicity and Darwinism being fingerprinted.
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 2:16 PM UTC
"a better life"
*honest to god, stay away from this horror island... stay away from this paedophilia haven that includes the parliament foremost, as the chieftains of practice... stay away from this wretched place, this ***** and Gomorrah.* you ever live in a house with 30 other migrants? yeah, near Valentines' Park, spend the time trapped in a room with your parents who decided to "make a better life for themselves" in a foreign country while John Paul Pope became branded a saint rather than the catalyst, a... i'm thinking of the word donkey... but it's a synonym of usurper... ah... traitor! ever spend your childhood in a house filled with adult men providing for their children? spending your childhood with Sonix? i spent mine, taken out from the mud-pit where i would have hardly cared to be Barabas without a second thought (i.e. a conscience); you didn't spend that time in a house run by a Jew and a Tsarina of polish descent... you didn't... and you weren't deported having acquired the tongue in order to unlearn it... having only two books of the english tongue to relearn it in order to go back, and receive a smack on the head by a school friend you played happy birthday to on the guitar **** your fiance, who bore your child, and who decided that being a lawyer he was also the judge and jury and the executioner... with god ****** his way into your life with dislodged stars moving to no known comet orbit... yeah, in the west we're all given "a better life", justified with that famous export to Iraq rather than Saudi Arabia from where the culprits came... so... now... say bye bye to genes, ethnicity and Darwinism being fingerprinted.
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A smudge of poverty marks an oilskin cloth that rides up the tables on the gravy train and but for the stain we'd all forget that some live life offset against the rim and only look but can't get in. I challenge riches to a duel, a fool I am I am the richest man I know and yet that smudge of poverty haunts me, undaunted though and still I am the richest man I know. If third class was any class at all If going steerage entitled me to some armchair peerage then I am a Lord, a master, I survey and sight the disaster that looms ahead. But just a smudge and the stain well fed by droppings from the chieftains jowls, the gravy train howls through the night and a bare light behind me marks my passing.
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 8:14 PM UTC
North East flyer
Deep within the bowels of the Earth immensely distant from the sheltering sky amidst a thick fog enveloped landscape with here and there a projected craggy, derelict chasm precipitously crooked pointing toward an infinitely wide yawning abyss dwelt kindred spirits comprising a soul asylum where grateful dead (albeit marked via weathered tomb stones) hermetically sealed once vibrant corporeal mortals betook their eternal slumber One among their number included a misanthrope who sported long straggly hair bushy eyebrows shielding cold eyes of steel straggly bearded clammy chin in tandem with a hairy body which when alive (long time ago) upheld upon unshod feet a severely hunchbacked ****** Within dense pitch-black terrain (Mother Nature enlisting a menagerie of life forms accustomed to hellish environment) awash with unrecognizable alien sights and sounds mollycoddling bewitching warlocks, mailer daemons, imps of the pervert chieftains, fiery long and fostered Golems who called underworld their private demesne also alluded to Marcy's playground holding hostage Alice in Chains Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Beastie Boys, The Human League, and Village People a Crowded House Emitting wisps of ethereal matter appearing a small medium at large chat snap ping, flickr ring indeed joyus minions exalting piety a plenti Prone ounce sing proud purgatory promoting protean phantasmagoria hideous hulu hoop dancing holograms highly distorted grotesque silent screaming sinister banshees slithering across escarpment.
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 3:45 PM UTC
An Image Of The Netherworld Envisioned By A Misanthrope
Deep within the bowels of the Earth immensely distant from the sheltering sky amidst a thick fog enveloped landscape with here and there a projected craggy, derelict chasm precipitously crooked pointing toward an infinitely wide yawning abyss dwelt kindred spirits comprising a soul asylum where grateful dead (albeit marked via weathered tomb stones) hermetically sealed once vibrant corporeal mortals betook their eternal slumber One among their number included a misanthrope who sported long straggly hair bushy eyebrows shielding cold eyes of steel straggly bearded clammy chin in tandem with a hairy body which when alive (long time ago) upheld upon unshod feet a severely hunchbacked ****** Within dense pitch-black terrain (Mother Nature enlisting a menagerie of life forms accustomed to hellish environment) awash with unrecognizable alien sights and sounds mollycoddling bewitching warlocks, mailer daemons, imps of the pervert chieftains, fiery long and fostered Golems who called underworld their private demesne also alluded to Marcy's playground holding hostage Alice in Chains Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Beastie Boys, The Human League, and Village People a Crowded House Emitting wisps of ethereal matter appearing a small medium at large chat snap ping, flickr ring indeed joyus minions exalting piety a plenti Prone ounce sing proud purgatory promoting protean phantasmagoria hideous hulu hoop dancing holograms highly distorted grotesque silent screaming sinister banshees slithering across escarpment.
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Fisherman's intro, from "The Floral War." FISHERMAN             Well well, what have we here? Some field of view:                                   The turquoise circle of the dazzling sea             Blazes her setting of bright-banded sands,             Where on this first, chill morning of the year,             Our sun arises to peruse his course,             And I, to tease my living from the deeps.             Come, gilded fishes, hither to my net,             You shimmering schools of perch, soft octopi,             White-shingled shad, and jade-scaled terrapins,             Plump, krill-fed dwellers of the pickling brine,             Come now to me. To pray you have no fear             Would shuffle with the truth, as I intend             To angle for your lives, yet spoil me,             For I who come to act unneighbourly             Am poor, and strapped, and only bother you             Compelled by leaky-seamed necessity.             I have my wife’s own hatchery at home,             And you, my friends, must make their maintenance.             So, rush my meshes and forgive my faults.             Whoa there! What vision’s this? Green goddess, say,             What monstrous marvels wander on your face?             This cannot be! I am awake, and sane,             Yet seem to see a wading range of hills,             A chain of dizzy-peaked and scraggy steeps             Whose groundworks bob like buoys in the surf.             Yet now this restless reef flows closer still,             Resolving as spray-freighted citadels,             Wave-buttressed towers romping on the breakers,             Their canvas banners snapping at the breeze,             Whose men wing down from ropes to pace the decks,             And screen their eyes as if to locate me.             I’ll hustle to my chieftains with this news,             And let their cry of ominous novelty             Alert each ear from here to Mexico.             My life thus far was bright and fancy-free.             Oh, why must change then come to quiet me?                        Exit.
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Oct 3, 2016
Oct 3, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC
The Floral War 1.1
Fisherman's intro, from "The Floral War." FISHERMAN             Well well, what have we here? Some field of view:                                   The turquoise circle of the dazzling sea             Blazes her setting of bright-banded sands,             Where on this first, chill morning of the year,             Our sun arises to peruse his course,             And I, to tease my living from the deeps.             Come, gilded fishes, hither to my net,             You shimmering schools of perch, soft octopi,             White-shingled shad, and jade-scaled terrapins,             Plump, krill-fed dwellers of the pickling brine,             Come now to me. To pray you have no fear             Would shuffle with the truth, as I intend             To angle for your lives, yet spoil me,             For I who come to act unneighbourly             Am poor, and strapped, and only bother you             Compelled by leaky-seamed necessity.             I have my wife’s own hatchery at home,             And you, my friends, must make their maintenance.             So, rush my meshes and forgive my faults.             Whoa there! What vision’s this? Green goddess, say,             What monstrous marvels wander on your face?             This cannot be! I am awake, and sane,             Yet seem to see a wading range of hills,             A chain of dizzy-peaked and scraggy steeps             Whose groundworks bob like buoys in the surf.             Yet now this restless reef flows closer still,             Resolving as spray-freighted citadels,             Wave-buttressed towers romping on the breakers,             Their canvas banners snapping at the breeze,             Whose men wing down from ropes to pace the decks,             And screen their eyes as if to locate me.             I’ll hustle to my chieftains with this news,             And let their cry of ominous novelty             Alert each ear from here to Mexico.             My life thus far was bright and fancy-free.             Oh, why must change then come to quiet me?                        Exit.
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