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"cogitate" poems
Verdant eyes, translucent pearls speak in silent witness, wounds unfurl meaning revealed, interrupted girl. Safe in solidarity prolific eccentricity, the scandal of particularity. Pouting mouth grief - filled lips alluring, set sail a thousand ships; tempt me to leave harbor. Arousing euphoria as such, resistance, amity and distance amour sans touch her sense of humor transcends, appeasing the mind’s thirst a vogue sultana, seasoned swagger hair resplendent flame, alternating cool, black asymmetrical coiffure; nonconforming demure the renegade metaphor - singular for sure, no cure. Muted vanity, bathos piercing the jaded circumference of banality; pale protagonist servitude the sapient palaver of the urbane, covered patina of pretense, induced coercion, the commodity self appearing abased wearing lesions of lassitude. Artistic chattel - eminent domain preempting genius, subsidiary of consuming narcissism external locus of control; surrender to the tentative, fettered pendant, Venus in chains arrested visionary bane sterile savant, edifice of pain. The soubrette, dubious incarnation gravid ingénue of prevarication imperceptible venue - theatre of the absurd; withdrawn siren, solitude of necessity - skin - slender veil of shame, nearness loitering redemption; moments envisage the appointment with the soul; ambiguity eschews clarity awareness; ineluctable anxiety, imago - centric confession sacred pardon, seraphic venation intravenous textures presume, the tactile margins of liberty. Therapeutic retrieval, Sanguine, beneath the portico of individuation; Your smile I hear, recovered autonomy blessed emancipation, The scandal of particularity; peculiar treasure ironically captured film, canvas, prose profundity. Ciphering as an ambling book, I peruse you, rendered captive hypnotic avant-garde fiction, spectator of denuded opacity analogous reflection, I Mirror you. A modest proposal - pontificate the imperative, forgo the disposal, adapt your narrative, the scandal of particularity - resonate the echo, cogitate our propinquity Love, imagination and destiny. ©2008 & 2011 W.S Warner
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Sep 9, 2011
Sep 9, 2011 at 1:20 AM UTC
The Scandal of Particularity
Verdant eyes, translucent pearls speak in silent witness, wounds unfurl meaning revealed, interrupted girl. Safe in solidarity prolific eccentricity, the scandal of particularity. Pouting mouth grief - filled lips alluring, set sail a thousand ships; tempt me to leave harbor. Arousing euphoria as such, resistance, amity and distance amour sans touch her sense of humor transcends, appeasing the mind’s thirst a vogue sultana, seasoned swagger hair resplendent flame, alternating cool, black asymmetrical coiffure; nonconforming demure the renegade metaphor - singular for sure, no cure. Muted vanity, bathos piercing the jaded circumference of banality; pale protagonist servitude the sapient palaver of the urbane, covered patina of pretense, induced coercion, the commodity self appearing abased wearing lesions of lassitude. Artistic chattel - eminent domain preempting genius, subsidiary of consuming narcissism external locus of control; surrender to the tentative, fettered pendant, Venus in chains arrested visionary bane sterile savant, edifice of pain. The soubrette, dubious incarnation gravid ingénue of prevarication imperceptible venue - theatre of the absurd; withdrawn siren, solitude of necessity - skin - slender veil of shame, nearness loitering redemption; moments envisage the appointment with the soul; ambiguity eschews clarity awareness; ineluctable anxiety, imago - centric confession sacred pardon, seraphic venation intravenous textures presume, the tactile margins of liberty. Therapeutic retrieval, Sanguine, beneath the portico of individuation; Your smile I hear, recovered autonomy blessed emancipation, The scandal of particularity; peculiar treasure ironically captured film, canvas, prose profundity. Ciphering as an ambling book, I peruse you, rendered captive hypnotic avant-garde fiction, spectator of denuded opacity analogous reflection, I Mirror you. A modest proposal - pontificate the imperative, forgo the disposal, adapt your narrative, the scandal of particularity - resonate the echo, cogitate our propinquity Love, imagination and destiny. ©2008 & 2011 W.S Warner
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Is it just I who gets that anxious, squirming Sensational feeling? Like creativity suppressed— But by what? My faults? The fates? My own self For I cannot convey how positively debilitating, Paralyzing, transfixing— I don’t want to live in subdued twilight, Sedated by my own ideas of inabilities, But who or what, or what in me Can prevent even the faintest of hindrances From annihilating the depth of my inspirational understanding… I’m yet to discern any of the undetectable barriers Or is it that—metaphysics? So engrossed, preoccupied, wearied by what The idea that there’s something Anything at all, preventing the finesse As here I cogitate Dimensions past me...
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 3:19 PM UTC
Anxious Creativity
Oh beautiful rosy shade tree Do you touch the spirit of me? Which way will you fall? I will wait and cogitate for you, My love, just for me too A family of giants That we are; A body hunched over With precious shards; To know so simply the touch As I sleep alone In my broken world; The molasses air Slowly shroud in mists Across the straits To hear our echoes cry, As I sit beneath the tree branch and ponder About you, just you; Sitting there waiting and looking for Hopefully the spirit heals with time And tide Oh gentle waters Bring my heart home to you. And sitting beneath a branch As I sit and pounder And wonder About the shores with my favored eye, And your kiss of past times; As my mysteries past stir And arise to thee my love. Oh sweet spirit Spirit of mine Keep me safe for thee As I sit beneath the branch and ponder And wonder About my love for you and me; So my darling hold me close Let me feel your love to me Touch my hair so gently Tell me of your lasting love So wrap your limbs around my form Tell me sweet things Before I hear the news Of the goodbye of long ago; As I sit and ponder As I sit and wonder As I sit and dream of the love of you. Debbie Brooks 2014
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 6:58 PM UTC
Sit and Ponder
A leitmotif of your average smug **** is a proverb here and there. Spouting them off like the receptor has no care. Their evidential naivety is blatant and almost impossible to bear. As an audience member you can do nothing but hide your malevolence and stare. ******* in maxims that are apparently laced with benevolence and care. You know the kind of oxygen waster I’m referring to. The type of person that watches BBC 4 and likes tofu. The kind that does the Financial Times So-fucking-Do-Ku. Look I’m just saying that clichés annoy me. I’m not asking you to love me, give me a reach around or employ me. In fact you don’t even have to enjoy me as I tell you of things that matter not. Suture yourself hypothetically to a geographically different mind. That mind being mine, oh that maverick-esque mischievous mind of mine, looking at this from my perspective. In my transcendental endeavours to rid the clichéd ridden world of the afore mentioned adjective. In the opposite of anachronistic times, we might successfully, surreptitiously rid the world of moral coated rhymes. We can do this; all it takes is a few. One of which needs to be you. Break out from being solipsistic, even the blind, the meek, the autistic, those that besmirch the edge of coffee cups with their lipstick. Yes, I mean you. Here is what to do… The next time someone spouts off a cliché, punish them, make them listen to an album by “Hearsay.” If someone says “An Apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Then simply say, Steve Jobs had thousands and the here’s the definite answer, that consumerism inducer still died of cancer. If a woman says “When I say jump. You say how high!” Don’t even cogitate to pardon her. If the grass is always greener on the other side – shoot your ******* gardener.
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Aug 24, 2012
Aug 24, 2012 at 8:03 PM UTC
Clichés
A leitmotif of your average smug **** is a proverb here and there. Spouting them off like the receptor has no care. Their evidential naivety is blatant and almost impossible to bear. As an audience member you can do nothing but hide your malevolence and stare. ******* in maxims that are apparently laced with benevolence and care. You know the kind of oxygen waster I’m referring to. The type of person that watches BBC 4 and likes tofu. The kind that does the Financial Times So-fucking-Do-Ku. Look I’m just saying that clichés annoy me. I’m not asking you to love me, give me a reach around or employ me. In fact you don’t even have to enjoy me as I tell you of things that matter not. Suture yourself hypothetically to a geographically different mind. That mind being mine, oh that maverick-esque mischievous mind of mine, looking at this from my perspective. In my transcendental endeavours to rid the clichéd ridden world of the afore mentioned adjective. In the opposite of anachronistic times, we might successfully, surreptitiously rid the world of moral coated rhymes. We can do this; all it takes is a few. One of which needs to be you. Break out from being solipsistic, even the blind, the meek, the autistic, those that besmirch the edge of coffee cups with their lipstick. Yes, I mean you. Here is what to do… The next time someone spouts off a cliché, punish them, make them listen to an album by “Hearsay.” If someone says “An Apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Then simply say, Steve Jobs had thousands and the here’s the definite answer, that consumerism inducer still died of cancer. If a woman says “When I say jump. You say how high!” Don’t even cogitate to pardon her. If the grass is always greener on the other side – shoot your ******* gardener.
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Day by day, night by night, such a cliche opening; I hate it. Usually, I can sit & write unbounded but recently my brain's been cleaved into microscopic encryptions. It seems almost impossible to ...elucidate my mental paradigm ...or maybe to accept it? Sometimes... I find myself yearning to write about nature but then I begin to cogitate on how aesthetic nature is. Trees and flowers. *"You and me. K-I-S-S-I-N-G ..under the trees. R-O-L-L-I-N-G ...in the flowers. You and me."* **** Don't get things misconstrued, I just love, writing about love. There's a girl I've never met but mentally it feels like, we share telepathy. I feel like ...within the distance between us, there's this distinctive cryptic aura and I yearn to decrypt it. **** ...told you I just love writing about love. Ironically though, I'm far from ready for it.                                                                      -d.b.d.
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Feb 13, 2015
Feb 13, 2015 at 6:54 PM UTC
Writer's Block
I'm not religious. I'm not even spiritual. I'm just a cold, soft Vulcan. The system of the down has isolated me here to think, which is what a Vulcan does all the time. It's really pointless. It is desert, hot and cold served in deprivation, meditation, and solitude. The system has been doing this for eons. It's called increasing systemic risk when stressed. I make a cognitive chunk for you to cogitate over coffee. Picture this. Wandering Boy Scouts (BS) in their pickup trucks, helpful, strong, vicious when aimless, efficiently cruel, mechanized abattoir makers mass pit diggers, merit badge takers. Smell the BS. It all goes into baking gooey brownie BS, repugnantly pungent, and redolent of sweet burning flesh. Stressed, the down system spits BS out randomly to nucleate, and procreate if possible. Breeding a new Brand, with Cult leader Classes and all the -isms. Visionaries with their caries; Pushers with agendas hidden; Leaders steadfast in conviction, taking a nation, against all odds, in Battling Bulges, ****** lines hidden within clean, pleated leather skirts that still reveal penciled seams up straight shaved bare legs. This is how the system shakes itself; auto ****** asphyxiation. Vulcan's never shake the bars of their cells because there's no barring except Great Walls forbidding, with a wink, killing each other. To be thy Greek brother's keeper, is to cut not that brother man, but the other brother man down with BS fervor and S&M; madness, before bondaging his wounds in mummified State, taped shut with a healing kiss. To have dominion over the animals means a bludgeoned pleasure, or transplanted desire. Dominion to exploit blunted, unconditional, emotional resources, until the system gels again, vaginally or astrolly whole.
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 11:11 PM UTC
Vulcan system
I'm not religious. I'm not even spiritual. I'm just a cold, soft Vulcan. The system of the down has isolated me here to think, which is what a Vulcan does all the time. It's really pointless. It is desert, hot and cold served in deprivation, meditation, and solitude. The system has been doing this for eons. It's called increasing systemic risk when stressed. I make a cognitive chunk for you to cogitate over coffee. Picture this. Wandering Boy Scouts (BS) in their pickup trucks, helpful, strong, vicious when aimless, efficiently cruel, mechanized abattoir makers mass pit diggers, merit badge takers. Smell the BS. It all goes into baking gooey brownie BS, repugnantly pungent, and redolent of sweet burning flesh. Stressed, the down system spits BS out randomly to nucleate, and procreate if possible. Breeding a new Brand, with Cult leader Classes and all the -isms. Visionaries with their caries; Pushers with agendas hidden; Leaders steadfast in conviction, taking a nation, against all odds, in Battling Bulges, ****** lines hidden within clean, pleated leather skirts that still reveal penciled seams up straight shaved bare legs. This is how the system shakes itself; auto ****** asphyxiation. Vulcan's never shake the bars of their cells because there's no barring except Great Walls forbidding, with a wink, killing each other. To be thy Greek brother's keeper, is to cut not that brother man, but the other brother man down with BS fervor and S&M; madness, before bondaging his wounds in mummified State, taped shut with a healing kiss. To have dominion over the animals means a bludgeoned pleasure, or transplanted desire. Dominion to exploit blunted, unconditional, emotional resources, until the system gels again, vaginally or astrolly whole.
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Pour myself another drink I should stop writing and denounce HP It has become a voice to my nightly brain fever More serious disease than syphilis As it eats away at my brain I suspect in much the same way In past a vent for the toxic thoughts off divorce Preoccupied in bitter tears and hatred Not seeing its healing potential till now A display of my emotion Sometimes intense yet so often lost to others A soap box of parody that hid a broken heart An inverse playground of my deepest fears In that it has many swings and roundabouts Of love, for others here Some home so long since gone Dealings with grief and loss of substance My family Now seems like a wrecking ball formed verse when re read Others I cannot see where I was in my head Lights on yet not at home The words don't fit now I thought STOP! Delete But that would be failed testament to myself. The gin now speaks not me (metaphoric as drinking Bundaberg Guava as good for the kidneys and to wash down my acidophIlus tablets just to clear up that I'm not a wino!) A bottle opened to embrace Odd as I can't remember when I last loaded More so on a school night I was told to look in not omit myself by helping others Give me some me time I have time I dwell, cogitate to detriment and find no solution So Yes may be his answer and his inner solace It is not yet for me. Goodnight Mrs Kalabash see you in St Louis
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 9:27 PM UTC
Memoires of a broken (under repair) mind. episode 47
The young poetess^ writes: *Sitting on the edge of brilliance, that cuts my youthful pride to shreds, are the verbal shards of bards, poets, beyond my experience. Expelling their lifeblood, I can, but only, place my hands upon their open wounds murmuring hopeful platitudes, praying that their blood spilled, is not their excellence drained, their wisdom wasted and stained!* The old hoary replies: Wishful thirsty drinkers from the cups of youth are we. We 'presumed' ancient bards have lived to regret the burden of our accumulations, the weightiness of our pages, owning insights, steeped, fermented, wine-to-vinegar, spoiled by age, time-wasted. Our words, product of visions grown dim and simp, under no duress, we-eager confess! Better poets were we, when possessed of blood hotter, skin smoother, brow clearer, innocent of fear! Your eager cuts run zesty red and freely, Ours, clotted ones, anemic, yellowed from the curse of the boundaries of too much experience, purchased pricey rules, murderers of our uninhibited courage. You cogitate with passions unlined, unruled. We shuffle, bemoan our drizzling days, waiting for relief, and yet, rue our inevitable conclusion. We curse our fate, our slow dissolution. You bless the opportunistic rising sun, enervated by energies unbounded, You animate for answers, solutions! We sit caned and quiet, acidic, damning Solomon and his caustic words - There is nothing new under the sun. Perhaps we know a word or two more than you. Gladly we'd trade that for youthful hands that pray, point and scribe, with the eagerness that sets words upon paper of spirits enflamed! Time, our master, has shred our writs to pieces, yet, you young poetess, greet the morn, confident, saying today I will give birth to the first of many, masterpieces.
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 8:55 PM UTC
The Young Poetess Sighs, The Old Hoary Cries
The young poetess^ writes: *Sitting on the edge of brilliance, that cuts my youthful pride to shreds, are the verbal shards of bards, poets, beyond my experience. Expelling their lifeblood, I can, but only, place my hands upon their open wounds murmuring hopeful platitudes, praying that their blood spilled, is not their excellence drained, their wisdom wasted and stained!* The old hoary replies: Wishful thirsty drinkers from the cups of youth are we. We 'presumed' ancient bards have lived to regret the burden of our accumulations, the weightiness of our pages, owning insights, steeped, fermented, wine-to-vinegar, spoiled by age, time-wasted. Our words, product of visions grown dim and simp, under no duress, we-eager confess! Better poets were we, when possessed of blood hotter, skin smoother, brow clearer, innocent of fear! Your eager cuts run zesty red and freely, Ours, clotted ones, anemic, yellowed from the curse of the boundaries of too much experience, purchased pricey rules, murderers of our uninhibited courage. You cogitate with passions unlined, unruled. We shuffle, bemoan our drizzling days, waiting for relief, and yet, rue our inevitable conclusion. We curse our fate, our slow dissolution. You bless the opportunistic rising sun, enervated by energies unbounded, You animate for answers, solutions! We sit caned and quiet, acidic, damning Solomon and his caustic words - There is nothing new under the sun. Perhaps we know a word or two more than you. Gladly we'd trade that for youthful hands that pray, point and scribe, with the eagerness that sets words upon paper of spirits enflamed! Time, our master, has shred our writs to pieces, yet, you young poetess, greet the morn, confident, saying today I will give birth to the first of many, masterpieces.
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crescendo on crescendo the ***** of the brine calming soothing stroking the eye the troubled mind cogitate contemplate a blue enthralling thrill blueness into whiteness back to blue and never still thoughts reach to horizons beyond the vast expanse which stretches out forever to study look askance a calmness washes over weary eye and wrinkled brow the soul soaks in the soothing bath of salt and fresh air now what mysteries does such a watery world secret from land bound human frailty considering as asleep the depths spread out before us the life contained therein oh what a wondrous sight it is to sight a shining fin at evening time to lie in bed and hear the peaceful hush which rushes up to carry one far from daily crush the murmur of the wave as it sluices sand so free exciting hissing gurgling the power of the sea fact cannot be denied from seaside comes a calm inexplicable by most and pleasant as a balm to find a safe and lonely nook somewhere along the coast for some life's full ambition unlikely there to boast in solitude and with close heart forever then at peace no troubled inhibitions weigh down those who take in beach
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 8:10 AM UTC
Beach
I’m a fan of my own poetry I think it is most fine I cogitate on every word I swallow every line Of all the words I’ve written I hold each poem dear No matter stones that you might throw Nor how rude your Brooklyn cheer I’d rather read my words of wit Upon a restroom wall Than Suffer Will and Chaucer’s Works; inside some fancy hall Folks today never talk like that That train left long ago So give me five my brother Make it high; or make it low Come share my homespun wisdom I don’t promise it will rhyme But you won’t need a college sheepskin To interpret every line I write words plain and simple So a child of nine or ten Can enjoy every story As he reads them in the den And I don’t need no critic To explain or to expand What the words meant when I wrote them Because they’re already plain If I never sell a single book Well that will be just  fine For I’m a fan of my own poetry And will read you every line
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Sep 25, 2010
Sep 25, 2010 at 11:57 PM UTC
The Fan (tongue-in-cheek)
to-day I had a lot of washing to do as I'd let it pile up and accrue there were shirts and sweaters galore and socks quite literally by the score it is always a pleasure to empty one's laundry hamper as it makes one feel like a satisfied camper with it all been done and up to date I can sit down to cogitate
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Aug 18, 2013
Aug 18, 2013 at 10:44 PM UTC
A Lot Of Washing To Do
Caught in the maze Of amazing veins ****** cells excel Tunneling thru’ Vessels and vestibules Mind oscillates vacillates In chaotic amplitude Like a pendant in pendulum Of wishes and vices Divine and devilish Wise and unwise Pride and prejudice Dual mind is in duel Behind the temple Brain at home in skull Will and wit seated well in skill Rein, rule or roam and ruin Embroidered and embroiled Embodied and emboldened Meditate, mediate, Cogitate, agitate Churn and spurn Nurture the soul within Explore the radiant light At the end of the tunnel Mind, the deity on duty As mysterious as its Maker, The Brain behind the brain
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 10:17 AM UTC
Mind Blowing
Caught in the maze Of amazing veins ****** cells excel Tunnelling thru’ Vessels and vestibules Mind oscillates vacillates In chaotic amplitude Like a pendant in pendulum Of wishes and vices Divine and devilish Wise and unwise Pride and prejudice Dual mind is in duel Behind the temple Brain at home in skull Will and wit seated well in skill Rein, rule or roam and ruin Embroidered and embroiled Embodied and emboldened Meditate, mediate, Cogitate, agitate Churn and spurn Nurture the soul within Explore the radiant light At the end of the tunnel Mind, the deity on duty As mysterious as its Maker, The Brain behind the brain
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 8:08 PM UTC
Mind Blowing
It all began on the night I came back Spotted one in the alley Thought its bright pink Had a pretty glow In the dark. Then I met one more And another; True Love spread All over town I would photograph Each one With my heart. Starting to look for it Proved to be The wrong habit; As it is written on the wall That is when I would least find it -- And once I had forgotten Out of nowhere Someone out there Made certain It was now time To be Reminded. True Love is everywhere True Love comes In all shapes and sizes Eternalized In the most symbolic places On that brick On a trash At times spelled backwards Others With a message I would cogitate on Long after. The last one Was that kind Its sense Divine; It read Love True And in my heart of hearts I knew; What makes Love true Is the way I love you.
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 7:32 AM UTC
True Love
Cogitate, Ponder, Contemplate Think, Think, Think Never stops The mysterious Mind Cease the procession sometime Let me envision the Black Void Let me lie in tranquility And think of Nothing.
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 12:38 PM UTC
Thinking
They sit on the riverbank on rickety stool or upturned buckets elbows resting on knees hand on rod or simple reel they sit, they wait they contemplate and cogitate hats on heads with scrapes and muck and holes old sandshoes that have long forgotten the words white and tennis shorts or trousers that sit comfortbably on the hips and old threadbare shirts they sit, they stare into the bright river wake they take breathes of air they of the ambience intake about them is a calm a stillness, a balm and tho flys hover and create bother there is grace as they swat and bat them off their face even when they hook a catch, there is a rhythm to the fight, of reel and splash as the duel, to bring the hunted to heel, be it snagged boot or that night's meal they sit, they stand rod and reel in hand and thake a punt on the aquarian hunt with net and esky and can of bait they sit, they wait and the world revolves slowly to them, there is something sacred something holy about the time spent on the riverbank catching fish catching up to oneself time given to repent relinquish, replenish to reinvent, a soul they sit, they wait they contemplate they consecrate simple things to holy these old men who fish on the riverbanks an ol man river watches and gently smiles
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 10:02 PM UTC
ol man river
we as poets, are like birds.... in the sky. soaring against, the backdrop of nature's grandeur while aloft, we espy, beauty and sorrow and all the stuff.... that living life makes, and falls forgotten, in-between the cracks, of just.... being. from which, we as poets, glean ..... words and phrases, that cause us to, ponder, wonder and cogitate. those whispers of love. sighing, breaths and sorrows thoughts of futures blest, of now, i am impressed and yester's hollow, and yet to be put to rest. and bring them home, with loving care, to nidificate.... to interweave what we see, hear and feel... & know into the nesting chamber for our wordlove....                        for our poem
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 6:10 PM UTC
nesting (words...joe cole prompt)
Who is to blame? who are the giants who manipulate the game? corporations ******* our lives dry and desperation, plastic bags, deforestation it's given me an inflammation what in tarnation are we going to do? You and the Who may be one and the same, we all have some part in the terrible game and I'm in the frame for it, done for a little bit, sat and watched people **** all over nature. The visionary drones on like he sees it with headphones on reading a script while the planet's being ripped out from under our feet, a bit like, 'meet the Flintstones' and it's in bedrock we'll build our next homes and another generation will fill the forests, harvest vegetation, and the corporation will rise again, tell of its corporate lies again and we'll all believe that they're all sane men. Who is to blame? the blind men who read the bible and curse which the deaf man can't hear, but which is the worse. Rant for a bit and cogitate, wait for a bit and rant a bit more, bits and bobs and the 'nobs hold the aces the deck was rigged just look at their faces.
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 6:46 AM UTC
One shilling more
I tend Like ambling child To erector construction Jamming thought in quip Undoing linguistically threaded intersection Hopefully without catch I cogitate I need supervision Or I might gobble up the apparatus Choking on a plastic word
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 8:20 PM UTC
Tendencies:
The Day a Healer Did Weep, The day did start with desire in the power of prayer, Yond day would end in horrible, lingering, despair. The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom, In a blink, an instant, I wast whisked from the cubiculo, The time did do cometh with swift, and desperate, finality, While I did pray, and did beg God's holp, did do cometh lethality. The leadeth leech would not giveth in until did pull away, With the hurlyburly's end, We did weep together yond day, This healer with emotion withdrawn, did do break down as a tyke, The lady did has't this loving effect on all, in the very same like. Ay, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C, Nay one erned, but doctors, nurses, and me, Thither wast nay flowers, nay mourners, nay half staff, Mine heart ripped ope as with a warrior's gaff. I cherished, and did protect the lady all our time together, I did fix all, did maketh things right, cometh high water, or nether, I couldst nae fix this, nay matter how hard I would tryeth, Thou can not imagine such teen as I did watch that lady vade, and die, Nary one knave, nay matter whom they may ever beest, Can beest did replace, Each life is precious, I wouldst decree, I wilt declare this to thou, All those yond would listen, Taketh nothing for did grant, leaveth not a thing missing. Liveth each moment with thy love as t'would beest thy last, Leaveth nay regrets in thy future, or eyeless in thy past, Still cogitate thy love as thou did has't from the first, Tf 't be true thou pause too long, thou can nea quench such a thirst. Thither is nary joy in living with regret, teen, and grief, Liveth each day did share as a gift, and treasure this life brief. (Translation) "The Day a Healer Wept,, The day started with hope in the power of prayer,, That day would end in horrible, lingering, despair,, The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom,, In a blink, an instant, I was whisked from the room,, The time came with swift, and desperate, finality,, While I prayed, and begged God's help, came lethality,, The lead Doctor would not give up until pulled away,, With the battle's end, We wept together that day,, This doctor with emotion withdrawn, broke down as a tyke,, She had this loving effect on all, in the very same like,, Yes, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C.,, No one grieved, but doctors, nurses, and me,, There were no flowers, no mourners, no half staff,, My heart ripped open as with a warrior's gaff,, I cherished, and protected her all our time together,, I fixed all, Made things right, Come high water, or nether,, I couldn't fix this, no matter how hard I would try,, You can not imagine such pain as I watched her fade, and die,, No one person, no matter whom they may ever be,, Can be replaced, Each life is precious, I would decree,, I will say this to you, All those that would listen,, Take nothing for granted, Leave not a thing missing,, Live each moment with your love as it would be the last,, Leave no regrets in your future, or hidden in your past,, Forever cogitate your love as you had from the first,, If you pause too long, you can never quench such a thirst,, There is no joy in living with regret, pain, and grief,, Live each day shared as a gift, and treasure this life brief,,
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Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 10:53 PM UTC
The Day a Healer Did Weep
The Day a Healer Did Weep, The day did start with desire in the power of prayer, Yond day would end in horrible, lingering, despair. The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom, In a blink, an instant, I wast whisked from the cubiculo, The time did do cometh with swift, and desperate, finality, While I did pray, and did beg God's holp, did do cometh lethality. The leadeth leech would not giveth in until did pull away, With the hurlyburly's end, We did weep together yond day, This healer with emotion withdrawn, did do break down as a tyke, The lady did has't this loving effect on all, in the very same like. Ay, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C, Nay one erned, but doctors, nurses, and me, Thither wast nay flowers, nay mourners, nay half staff, Mine heart ripped ope as with a warrior's gaff. I cherished, and did protect the lady all our time together, I did fix all, did maketh things right, cometh high water, or nether, I couldst nae fix this, nay matter how hard I would tryeth, Thou can not imagine such teen as I did watch that lady vade, and die, Nary one knave, nay matter whom they may ever beest, Can beest did replace, Each life is precious, I wouldst decree, I wilt declare this to thou, All those yond would listen, Taketh nothing for did grant, leaveth not a thing missing. Liveth each moment with thy love as t'would beest thy last, Leaveth nay regrets in thy future, or eyeless in thy past, Still cogitate thy love as thou did has't from the first, Tf 't be true thou pause too long, thou can nea quench such a thirst. Thither is nary joy in living with regret, teen, and grief, Liveth each day did share as a gift, and treasure this life brief. (Translation) "The Day a Healer Wept,, The day started with hope in the power of prayer,, That day would end in horrible, lingering, despair,, The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom,, In a blink, an instant, I was whisked from the room,, The time came with swift, and desperate, finality,, While I prayed, and begged God's help, came lethality,, The lead Doctor would not give up until pulled away,, With the battle's end, We wept together that day,, This doctor with emotion withdrawn, broke down as a tyke,, She had this loving effect on all, in the very same like,, Yes, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C.,, No one grieved, but doctors, nurses, and me,, There were no flowers, no mourners, no half staff,, My heart ripped open as with a warrior's gaff,, I cherished, and protected her all our time together,, I fixed all, Made things right, Come high water, or nether,, I couldn't fix this, no matter how hard I would try,, You can not imagine such pain as I watched her fade, and die,, No one person, no matter whom they may ever be,, Can be replaced, Each life is precious, I would decree,, I will say this to you, All those that would listen,, Take nothing for granted, Leave not a thing missing,, Live each moment with your love as it would be the last,, Leave no regrets in your future, or hidden in your past,, Forever cogitate your love as you had from the first,, If you pause too long, you can never quench such a thirst,, There is no joy in living with regret, pain, and grief,, Live each day shared as a gift, and treasure this life brief,,
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there it was, sitting in the tiny rainbow room of my brain, you know, my joy's broom closet, just behind the third eye. was an inkling, it was just a little one, of an effervescent poem, written with the love of silly. it was born from, the smackerel of hunny held so stickily in the bear's paw(maw). the one that lives on the corner, and is always looking for more it became then, a twinkling. it was growing you see, expanding in girth, learning of mirth, the art of the funny. it was begining to be, the notion of an idea, all perpertual motion and fuzzy with glee. it bursts forth from, the closet and into the brain, in a wizzing, fizzing, ball, too hard to contain. around and about, it ricochetted. trying to find a small pocket, of spared thought in which to fit and sit for a while, to cogitate it's self into an amusing, musing, of rude and unseemly health. but alas and alack, it could find no berth in the banality, no perch for it's caprice. wrinkling now, with the loss of it's earlier gleam, it suffers from a bout of hysteria and screams in futility. please, let me  be, a thought, complete and in context. let me, not suffer, the fate of being, just a half arsed dream. it can see, no worse fate for an inkling, with some gumption. to wither and die, as a mere whimsical fantasy. with, proud and lofty thoughts, passing on by, with not nary, a glance in the direction, and little to no, compassion, for the fate of the poor inkling. that once , had delusions of granduer. far above, it's humble station.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 1:14 AM UTC
just a little inkling
there it was, sitting in the tiny rainbow room of my brain, you know, my joy's broom closet, just behind the third eye. was an inkling, it was just a little one, of an effervescent poem, written with the love of silly. it was born from, the smackerel of hunny held so stickily in the bear's paw(maw). the one that lives on the corner, and is always looking for more it became then, a twinkling. it was growing you see, expanding in girth, learning of mirth, the art of the funny. it was begining to be, the notion of an idea, all perpertual motion and fuzzy with glee. it bursts forth from, the closet and into the brain, in a wizzing, fizzing, ball, too hard to contain. around and about, it ricochetted. trying to find a small pocket, of spared thought in which to fit and sit for a while, to cogitate it's self into an amusing, musing, of rude and unseemly health. but alas and alack, it could find no berth in the banality, no perch for it's caprice. wrinkling now, with the loss of it's earlier gleam, it suffers from a bout of hysteria and screams in futility. please, let me  be, a thought, complete and in context. let me, not suffer, the fate of being, just a half arsed dream. it can see, no worse fate for an inkling, with some gumption. to wither and die, as a mere whimsical fantasy. with, proud and lofty thoughts, passing on by, with not nary, a glance in the direction, and little to no, compassion, for the fate of the poor inkling. that once , had delusions of granduer. far above, it's humble station.
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I prefer the unexamined life lesser I cogitate-- suffer little from strife
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Feb 7, 2021
Feb 7, 2021 at 7:43 PM UTC
Apology To Socrates
The things some do When they're alone, Would melt the marrow In your bones. Some scratch their *** With such vigor, Sink to their knuckles Up their nose, **** themselves In panty-hose, Find their stash, Find their liquor, Get high alone, And that's good for some. Oh, the things some do When they're alone. They scrape the goo From their eyes In the afternoon; Hork out phlegm In the kitchen sink, **** loudly, And not think it stinks. They pop a pimple on the mirror, Do nasty things (I won't say liver). Oh, the things some do When they're alone. They'll surf the net For *********** In HD or photography. They'll roll gobs of wax From both their ears, Run naked up and down the stairs. Landscape private body hairs, And like a monkey, smell their nails. Oh, the things some do When they're alone. Some deficate in the shower, ********** until they holler, Then spark a doob, Check out the mirror, Then cogitate on tomorrow. Oh, the things some do When they're alone, It's good they're done Alone at home.
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Oct 15, 2016
Oct 15, 2016 at 11:13 AM UTC
The Things Some Do When They're Alone
... and WHY. I write extemporaneously. Now there's a million dollar word! What does it mean? It is defined as working, writing or speaking without preparation. Anything that is off the top of your head. Off the cuff. Is there anything a writer would like more? To be able to sit down and let those words flow like a spring. The subconscious fully aligned with the conscious mind. This is the very essence of inspiration! What is the derivation of the word inspiration? To inhale. To breathe in.* It is like your lungs are your conscious mind and the subconsciousness is the very atmosphere around you! When I write the words are inhaled. They just come. Very seldom do i cogitate. I want my words to be cogant here. I don't want preconcieved cognition! Are you totally confused now? Why? Your vocabulary. There are words you don't understand in my last paragraph. Perhaps the words *cogitate, cogant and cognition? LOOK THEM UP!* Use a good dictionary and get the definition. The CORRECT definition. Read ALL the definitions and use them in sentances of your own making. That way they are in your head. They are not only part of your conscious mind but your subconscious mind as well!!! SO NOW THEY ARE IN YOUR ATMOSPHERE TO BREATHE! Am I making sense? Let me know via the site message system if you don't understand. Look it up. R E A D. Voraciously. And write. WRITE. W R I T E!!! *Why do I write?* To release pent up feelings. When you're able to tap into the subconscious mind it is a release. AND For the sheer joy of doing so! You will understand once you start writing as I do. Anyone can do it. A N Y O N E.
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
How I write...
... and WHY. I write extemporaneously. Now there's a million dollar word! What does it mean? It is defined as working, writing or speaking without preparation. Anything that is off the top of your head. Off the cuff. Is there anything a writer would like more? To be able to sit down and let those words flow like a spring. The subconscious fully aligned with the conscious mind. This is the very essence of inspiration! What is the derivation of the word inspiration? To inhale. To breathe in.* It is like your lungs are your conscious mind and the subconsciousness is the very atmosphere around you! When I write the words are inhaled. They just come. Very seldom do i cogitate. I want my words to be cogant here. I don't want preconcieved cognition! Are you totally confused now? Why? Your vocabulary. There are words you don't understand in my last paragraph. Perhaps the words *cogitate, cogant and cognition? LOOK THEM UP!* Use a good dictionary and get the definition. The CORRECT definition. Read ALL the definitions and use them in sentances of your own making. That way they are in your head. They are not only part of your conscious mind but your subconscious mind as well!!! SO NOW THEY ARE IN YOUR ATMOSPHERE TO BREATHE! Am I making sense? Let me know via the site message system if you don't understand. Look it up. R E A D. Voraciously. And write. WRITE. W R I T E!!! *Why do I write?* To release pent up feelings. When you're able to tap into the subconscious mind it is a release. AND For the sheer joy of doing so! You will understand once you start writing as I do. Anyone can do it. A N Y O N E.
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He sits on the edge of the world unconcerned with the dissimulation of polite society busy little bee's bouncing off reality living the dream he so valiantly fought to protect he sits there quietly saturated in ***** manufactured of white port fueled by memory of war contemplating nothing invisible to most but still a blight upon their sensibilities and a horrid fright to the eyes when seen cold hungry and shivering they could give a **** to his welfare they cogitate his insanity his own undoings and that smell the smell of death lurking  waiting to pounce on yet another of society's outcast putrid sores covers flesh uncovered where gnats and flies feast and maggots dine beneath the skin and his breath his breath  smells of Dragon Blood do we even know what Dragon Blood is? apparently he does two tours in Vietnam an a Purple Heart for bravery yet he sits on the edge of the world bravely trampled underfoot of apathy absent of coalition he wishes only to be left alone to dance in the pain of degredation and waltz in the face of death until God calls him to reckoning he will sit there on the edge of the world listening to the mundane idiocrasy of those who wander by left to his own maundering invisible that is until the olympics come to town
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 1:35 PM UTC
Dragon Blood