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You lay in a field of flowers counting each bird that passes overhead. You've erased concern and decided to live for the moment because you always would say, "we might be dead by tomorrow." Flowers grew from your heart and bloomed across your lungs, creating a garden that sang the most beautiful hymns, while my garden was withering. Each breath you took was never wasted, but I couldn't help but count mine like they were birds passing overhead. Every night you would view the stars and moon with pure amazement as if it was your first time seeing them. You gave all your love to me and each kiss was coined in my pocket. You fell in love with me every night and I fell for all your hymns. Soon enough the world would pass us by but I wouldn't blink because I could live off your touch for the rest of my time. You showed me there is more in life than just one color, but instead, the world is a whole painting with colors that can't be described. You showed me just how beautiful the world was. You taught me how to grow beauty from my eyes but lately, I've been dreaming and falling for stars. Imagining what it'd be like slow dancing with the planets, getting lost in constellations. But I'm just not ready to go yet however I do not control time. You showed me that dying can be beautiful. That we'll be okay because when we leave we all become one with the earth and one with nature. So love, love me until time runs out, until I become one with nature. And many years later as time starts to fly by and you slowly start to watch your clock tick down, you'll know where to find me, my love. I'll be up with stars. Somewhere lost in the cosmos. I'll be spinning with the planets dreaming about what it would feel like to be able to walk on flowers again.
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 1:25 PM UTC
The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid To Die
You lay in a field of flowers counting each bird that passes overhead. You've erased concern and decided to live for the moment because you always would say, "we might be dead by tomorrow." Flowers grew from your heart and bloomed across your lungs, creating a garden that sang the most beautiful hymns, while my garden was withering. Each breath you took was never wasted, but I couldn't help but count mine like they were birds passing overhead. Every night you would view the stars and moon with pure amazement as if it was your first time seeing them. You gave all your love to me and each kiss was coined in my pocket. You fell in love with me every night and I fell for all your hymns. Soon enough the world would pass us by but I wouldn't blink because I could live off your touch for the rest of my time. You showed me there is more in life than just one color, but instead, the world is a whole painting with colors that can't be described. You showed me just how beautiful the world was. You taught me how to grow beauty from my eyes but lately, I've been dreaming and falling for stars. Imagining what it'd be like slow dancing with the planets, getting lost in constellations. But I'm just not ready to go yet however I do not control time. You showed me that dying can be beautiful. That we'll be okay because when we leave we all become one with the earth and one with nature. So love, love me until time runs out, until I become one with nature. And many years later as time starts to fly by and you slowly start to watch your clock tick down, you'll know where to find me, my love. I'll be up with stars. Somewhere lost in the cosmos. I'll be spinning with the planets dreaming about what it would feel like to be able to walk on flowers again.
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They didn't know what Diversity was... The kids, that is. Since the kids didn't know it, the teacher coined it as "“black” visibility". She wasn't sure if she could make that call so she nodded her head, looking for approval. The interviewer asked in what direction did the teacher see Diversity As if Diversity was a one-way street. Let me just refresh your memory... "“black” visibility" As if decades of progress in the schools were undone, The kids voted on Performances and Projects for “black” History Month. How shocking!... Kids of every shape, size, ability and race studying a time in history... Sounds racist to me. They wanted a Gospel Choir that is clearly only for “black” students Because I'm the student Director for the Fordham University's Rhythm of Praise Gospel Chior for the fourth year running... Maybe I'm missing something... MAYBE I'm “black”... Maybe if I close my eyes really tight... Nope, I'm still “white”. Olive brown perhaps? Only in the summer. Anyway, I digress like Sophia Patrilo from the Goldren Girls Who was Italian by the way. Just advertising for Diversity. Let's debate about "Music Debates" for a moment. Maybe you call it Debates because Hip Hop is debatable, and by the way only for “black” students. When I could argue for days upon days About how Reggaeton didn't come from Salsa but I know **** well that Salsa came first. The kids wanted to Stomp the Yard and battle it out. I do believe rap battles take place around the world And one of the best rappers I know is an English teacher in Harlem Whose hair is redder than a leprechaun. Talent Shows that showcase every student's ability Whether it be singing, dancing, performing their poetry, But still apparently that's not Diversity. Neither is an International Day Where International ways are celebrated. And finally, a Diversity Day, That clearly means diversity is separated. "They wanted a lot of things" Yeah. They asked for a whole lot... of everything BUT diversity. That's right, because they don't know what it means The Kids, that is... Then tell me please: Define Diversity. Is it seeing a “black” horse with “white” stripes Or a “white” horse with “black” stripes? Why is it between “black” and “white”? Why not between “white”, “black” brown, yellow, orange, brick red... Let's get it out of our head That teachers can't learn anything from their students, Because it sounds to me, Like they had a pretty good start to the meaning of Diversity. And if it turns out they didn't, That's what teachers are there for: Make a **** lesson about it.
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Sep 26, 2011
Sep 26, 2011 at 2:16 PM UTC
"What is Diversity?"
They didn't know what Diversity was... The kids, that is. Since the kids didn't know it, the teacher coined it as "“black” visibility". She wasn't sure if she could make that call so she nodded her head, looking for approval. The interviewer asked in what direction did the teacher see Diversity As if Diversity was a one-way street. Let me just refresh your memory... "“black” visibility" As if decades of progress in the schools were undone, The kids voted on Performances and Projects for “black” History Month. How shocking!... Kids of every shape, size, ability and race studying a time in history... Sounds racist to me. They wanted a Gospel Choir that is clearly only for “black” students Because I'm the student Director for the Fordham University's Rhythm of Praise Gospel Chior for the fourth year running... Maybe I'm missing something... MAYBE I'm “black”... Maybe if I close my eyes really tight... Nope, I'm still “white”. Olive brown perhaps? Only in the summer. Anyway, I digress like Sophia Patrilo from the Goldren Girls Who was Italian by the way. Just advertising for Diversity. Let's debate about "Music Debates" for a moment. Maybe you call it Debates because Hip Hop is debatable, and by the way only for “black” students. When I could argue for days upon days About how Reggaeton didn't come from Salsa but I know **** well that Salsa came first. The kids wanted to Stomp the Yard and battle it out. I do believe rap battles take place around the world And one of the best rappers I know is an English teacher in Harlem Whose hair is redder than a leprechaun. Talent Shows that showcase every student's ability Whether it be singing, dancing, performing their poetry, But still apparently that's not Diversity. Neither is an International Day Where International ways are celebrated. And finally, a Diversity Day, That clearly means diversity is separated. "They wanted a lot of things" Yeah. They asked for a whole lot... of everything BUT diversity. That's right, because they don't know what it means The Kids, that is... Then tell me please: Define Diversity. Is it seeing a “black” horse with “white” stripes Or a “white” horse with “black” stripes? Why is it between “black” and “white”? Why not between “white”, “black” brown, yellow, orange, brick red... Let's get it out of our head That teachers can't learn anything from their students, Because it sounds to me, Like they had a pretty good start to the meaning of Diversity. And if it turns out they didn't, That's what teachers are there for: Make a **** lesson about it.
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Life caught a baby eagle: Injured, alone and named Hope. Fell from a tree; would have Ended Hope's days probably. To bring him home wouldn't be Entering Hope into the Chaotic world of men, Home of addiction to New coined technology On making men's work easy? Life didn't has a choice though; On Hope's left wing was a **** as big as her index Yet to be healed by Psyche next. In the home, with Life's mother Night and into the day, Neighbors in and pushed out, Over the wing they both worked. Vigorous task it might be, A life of a bird depend, Together they had made Impossible into Optimistic victory: New metallic wing awaits the world.
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 12:03 PM UTC
Life, Technology, Innovation
Millennial Millennial Millennial Some idiot coined that for those of us that weren’t born yet What happened? To the baby boomers Groovy hippies Manson getting married, what about me? Generation X Generation Hipster Assassin **** yourself Nobody said that I was a millennial until I read it from the internet Something that should be shot dead like those on TV “Everything was better when we were young” No it wasn’t It wasn’t me it wasn’t me I didn’t mean to die because you hated me for what I was Are you still racist? Prejudiced in America? Millennial Millennial Millennial Narcissistic who are you calling self-obsessed when you were always dangerous we didn’t want to live from the womb which was like our tomb Catastrophe Legacy ( I spat out some computer wires today and I’m not going to apologize for it as I’m a millennial, we got to call Frank Black tonight) Millennial Millennial Millennial Millennial I’m in over my head We speak in acronyms and random slang She had a baby and the baby’s going to be apart of the next and final generation We’ll be dead we’ll be dead we’ll be dead Millennial Millennial Millennial Millennial
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 8:39 PM UTC
Millennial
a man privately asks, can you help? you say, sure-no-hesitation let me think on it for a day or two, he says yet you act even before he comes back, too late, you say, when he returns, too late, he repeats in puzzlement, yup, my check is in the mail, cause one senses the need is dire plus, plus you well recall the immutable obligation when   a vague commitment of “just ask” was inked in a long ago message, a poem born from/in the days when you slept in the car on the street this vague promissory, a more enforceable judgement in your own court of law than any state construct or the judgmental eyes of a silenced god word, honor, do. thus it begins, an unwritten contract inked, an egregious interest rate of 0% proffered and agreed, commences a plain white envelope trickle, a check inside, by postal mail, slowly it came, month by month, inch by inch, Niagara Falls ^ years go by, and then comes a day, when the accompanying check and its gift wrapped note says, Paid In Full! and so much for the tedious minutiae... *like kindness, I do, Thank You and Your Welcome are high on my list of proofs of daily human extensions existential,* Paid in Full, *now rests at the top of the list let me be blunt, the thrill of being a party to a deal with no handshake, just coated in the honorable words waterproof sealant, with a person I likely may never meet, made me so better assured of whom many claim I am,   a mathematical proof revered and kept mind inscribed, it was an aspirational **** an unforeseen monthly blunt, the best feeling good smile, a kick in the pants about what really matters being paid twice over and me, getting by far, the humanity confirmation, the better half of the deal write too often of honor, and yet, will instinctual do again, again overpowering my rays of will, for there is no deflection, only reflection for the glorious riches gifted and received, without compare the return on my honorable investment the best ever* oh brotherhood, oh brotherhood, I am paid in the currency coined from brotherhood...
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Feb 26, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 at 11:30 AM UTC
the brotherhood of paid in full
a man privately asks, can you help? you say, sure-no-hesitation let me think on it for a day or two, he says yet you act even before he comes back, too late, you say, when he returns, too late, he repeats in puzzlement, yup, my check is in the mail, cause one senses the need is dire plus, plus you well recall the immutable obligation when   a vague commitment of “just ask” was inked in a long ago message, a poem born from/in the days when you slept in the car on the street this vague promissory, a more enforceable judgement in your own court of law than any state construct or the judgmental eyes of a silenced god word, honor, do. thus it begins, an unwritten contract inked, an egregious interest rate of 0% proffered and agreed, commences a plain white envelope trickle, a check inside, by postal mail, slowly it came, month by month, inch by inch, Niagara Falls ^ years go by, and then comes a day, when the accompanying check and its gift wrapped note says, Paid In Full! and so much for the tedious minutiae... *like kindness, I do, Thank You and Your Welcome are high on my list of proofs of daily human extensions existential,* Paid in Full, *now rests at the top of the list let me be blunt, the thrill of being a party to a deal with no handshake, just coated in the honorable words waterproof sealant, with a person I likely may never meet, made me so better assured of whom many claim I am,   a mathematical proof revered and kept mind inscribed, it was an aspirational **** an unforeseen monthly blunt, the best feeling good smile, a kick in the pants about what really matters being paid twice over and me, getting by far, the humanity confirmation, the better half of the deal write too often of honor, and yet, will instinctual do again, again overpowering my rays of will, for there is no deflection, only reflection for the glorious riches gifted and received, without compare the return on my honorable investment the best ever* oh brotherhood, oh brotherhood, I am paid in the currency coined from brotherhood...
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what a strange word: toilet... as if one must toil - really work hard at it, all toil and no rest - when one is there... Ah, surely whoever coined this word must have suffered of chronic constipation...
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Oct 13, 2010
Oct 13, 2010 at 3:10 AM UTC
toilet humor
In my late teens I would wonder What is The Purpose of Life? What should I Value? What is truly Good? But now at sixty six it seems so clear: Life per se is what matters. The wonderment Of selves That know they are selves. Of sentience married with intelligence. The miracle we call Life. At nineteen I said That the First Priority Was Survival. I wrote a thing called “The Bedrock” To grow this theme. And what was it that had to survive? It was living beings Nurtured by Mother Nature. I am a “Lifist” If you will: Cherishing all that lives. Humanist Plus And more than Conservation. Health and Wellbeing For The Common Good. A touch of Socialism And Equal “Opps”. I coined the word “Positivism” To sum it all up. Is this all poetry? Maybe not. But the greatest poem lies all around us: The very world and universe In which we live. Paul Butters © PB 18\2\2019.
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Feb 18, 2019
Feb 18, 2019 at 5:09 AM UTC
Values
The term Bisexual was coined in 1824. Back in the days, when Gender meant what was in your pants, not in your head. Don’t try to tell me I am Pan! Don’t bring me back to the stone ages, When I tell you who I am. Why do I say I’m Bi? People then understand what I am, Instead of trying to say I **** pans. Because It feels just right, Not too uncaring, not too tight. Because I am bisexual, And my love is my right.
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 3:07 PM UTC
Bi Does Not Mean Two.
The Talmud Teaches... With respect to his son, a father is obligated to circumcise him, to redeem him [if he is a firstborn], to teach him Torah, to marry him off, and to teach him a craft...he is also obligated to teach him to swim...(Kiddushin 29a) **lay awake when the house is silent, doing maths furiously in the head, sleeping can be keeping while doing my calculus, knowing in advance a conclusion comes coined in only two colors, black or red the question simple, did I meet my obligations? and your read the passage for the umpteenth time, and the same thought interferes as always, should the order not be reversed, the first thing to be fulfilled,** teach them to swim **based on experience life arrives in sequential, repeating waves, purposed to drown the weak with no pretending that waters, salt or sweet matters, so first order is business ought be survival preparation and** teach them to swim **if they can swim, stay afloat, then they can then comprehend the glory of distinguishing right over wrong, get their priorities straight, that saving others, especially those you placed on the starting line of life, is the first principle and overplants anything else when you** teach them to swim **my eyes see the tally, why, they are red! could it be lack of sleep? I am smiling when I am lying, teach them to swim always first, but not enough, one must do it well, well, and even then, better,  as all else will, from the well, follow, when you** teach them to swim 3:10am ~~~
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 3:16 AM UTC
The Obligations of a Father
The Talmud Teaches... With respect to his son, a father is obligated to circumcise him, to redeem him [if he is a firstborn], to teach him Torah, to marry him off, and to teach him a craft...he is also obligated to teach him to swim...(Kiddushin 29a) **lay awake when the house is silent, doing maths furiously in the head, sleeping can be keeping while doing my calculus, knowing in advance a conclusion comes coined in only two colors, black or red the question simple, did I meet my obligations? and your read the passage for the umpteenth time, and the same thought interferes as always, should the order not be reversed, the first thing to be fulfilled,** teach them to swim **based on experience life arrives in sequential, repeating waves, purposed to drown the weak with no pretending that waters, salt or sweet matters, so first order is business ought be survival preparation and** teach them to swim **if they can swim, stay afloat, then they can then comprehend the glory of distinguishing right over wrong, get their priorities straight, that saving others, especially those you placed on the starting line of life, is the first principle and overplants anything else when you** teach them to swim **my eyes see the tally, why, they are red! could it be lack of sleep? I am smiling when I am lying, teach them to swim always first, but not enough, one must do it well, well, and even then, better,  as all else will, from the well, follow, when you** teach them to swim 3:10am ~~~
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Better to be Pyramus and Thisbe than god Apollo and Daphne? As love oft triumphed by envy. Oh to be Abelard and Heloise or Juliet you and Romeo me! Cleopatra, Marc Antony, Orpheus, and Eurydice! Martyrs to Cupid, were you wary of the price to pay? Did you find peace from Plato’s coined mental disease in Pluto’s long halls of Hades or the self induced daily shade of trees? What of love dooming kin to Achilles? When Dido and Aeneas meet is her suicide guaranteed? Pray tell us, can true love ever be free!
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May 27, 2019
May 27, 2019 at 9:14 AM UTC
Ode to Famed Loves
Her words fell Like the limbs of a Dandelion Departed; Once a breath per Echoed meme And come another dream With every Feather’s frolic. The lips within this Captured moment Flutter and fall, Dismal and drunk, Like the butterfly prior winter; An excuse, And she deserved better. So to, I’ve learned to meander One Simple Breath, Be it the gasp, “final,” Parallel and the very same She’d blow and blow and Scatter seed with. And I’d love her Just as much, If only years ago, But now carry forth, Lash atop knowing “flee,” Merely inched And adjusted winds. It’s a “later” Sort of tale atop tongue, And idea coined “alive,” Albeit moments before born, So much closer to “Never-end,” Resonant, if only – Her dandelion’s dream And soon to be later patches Green; Come the grass, Come the amnesia, Come the cold, Oh girl! Come the day we both knew I’d leave.
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
Her Dandelion's Dream
Among the most necessary things for the survival of intellectual constructs (such as personal rights, privileges, and information in general) is the notion of Satyagraha, as coined by Gandhi: The notion of Peaceful Non-Compliance to the ******** of your time. It is truly Compassion manifest. Civil Disobedience is a Virtue of which you will never hear in our Schools or Churches or on packages at Wal-Mart or from Politicians. Civil Disobedience is the Voice that cannot be taken until your Death. Civil Disobedience is the Music and pulse of a truly living Culture. Civil Disobedience is the respectful denial to conform to the laws imposed and policies enacted by those who are undeserving of such power, or those who abuse the power they so grandiosely wield. Civil Disobedience is necessary for the survival of a thriving popular Democracy, and thus is punished by the Authoritarians who use Democracy as a veil for Totalitarianism. Civil Disobedience is the only vote you'll ever be guaranteed in your life. It is Democracy seeking refuge in Vigilantism, It is Anarchy embodying the greater good. It is what must be done in the face of Oppression by Authority. I most sincerely and personally maintain: Civil Disobedience is a Virtue, Civil Disobedience is a Need, Civil Disobedience is a Philosophy. Civil Disobedience is Peace and Harmony in the faces of Chaos and Tyranny. Civil Disobedience; Peaceful Non-Compliance Respectful Dissent Informed Resistance. Pacifism is not for the faint of Heart. -\- *Then again, the options are few when we couldn't fight back if we needed to.*
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 7:43 PM UTC
Satyagraha [Peaceful Non-Compliance]
Among the most necessary things for the survival of intellectual constructs (such as personal rights, privileges, and information in general) is the notion of Satyagraha, as coined by Gandhi: The notion of Peaceful Non-Compliance to the ******** of your time. It is truly Compassion manifest. Civil Disobedience is a Virtue of which you will never hear in our Schools or Churches or on packages at Wal-Mart or from Politicians. Civil Disobedience is the Voice that cannot be taken until your Death. Civil Disobedience is the Music and pulse of a truly living Culture. Civil Disobedience is the respectful denial to conform to the laws imposed and policies enacted by those who are undeserving of such power, or those who abuse the power they so grandiosely wield. Civil Disobedience is necessary for the survival of a thriving popular Democracy, and thus is punished by the Authoritarians who use Democracy as a veil for Totalitarianism. Civil Disobedience is the only vote you'll ever be guaranteed in your life. It is Democracy seeking refuge in Vigilantism, It is Anarchy embodying the greater good. It is what must be done in the face of Oppression by Authority. I most sincerely and personally maintain: Civil Disobedience is a Virtue, Civil Disobedience is a Need, Civil Disobedience is a Philosophy. Civil Disobedience is Peace and Harmony in the faces of Chaos and Tyranny. Civil Disobedience; Peaceful Non-Compliance Respectful Dissent Informed Resistance. Pacifism is not for the faint of Heart. -\- *Then again, the options are few when we couldn't fight back if we needed to.*
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*concerning the pop. narrative -    i'm a wordsmith after all - someone gives me the raw materials of islam and (a rainbow) of affixing -phobia and i can't seem to hammer the **** thing into shape...    it's, foremostly: a pseudo-phobia. a misnomer of the phobia compound.* for a people who have an "irrational" fear of islam, it seems strange that the same people gave birth to some form of rationality - let's just call it islamophobia   not an irrational fear - but rather:                       and irritation - the irritable fear of being suddenly forced into the extremities of living the daily life - when something unexpected happens - mind you, the people who have been forced into these situations: stop their want for adrenaline in a base jump, from an aeroplane, or bungee jump off a bridge.    islamophobia is not a "phobia" as such, it's not irrational - it's just irritating - but then again you don't actually believe a spider to be a irrational creature (arachnophobia),   you don't believe an open space with lots of people    (agoraphobia)   to be an irrational circumstance - you're facing yourself being irrational in both circumstances -     since the phobia hides an actual rationale - islam?         that's much harder - since you're being "irrational" while someone is actually being "rational" -                when in fact there's no escaping that contra of you being "rational"    and the muslim being "irrational" - not one side is either rational or irrational: the spider and the open space filled with people already stated:                  you're being irrational; the fear of spiders is irrational -    but there is no rationality from the perspective of the spider: what does a spider know about rationality? jackshit!         there is no such thing as islamophobia: because you're not being irrational about what has its own rationality -      its own monologue and intra-dialogue... whoever coined this stupid word is as dumb as their rationality allows them to make enough people use it; it's only an irrational fear: if there is no                  rationale behind it; point being: there's rationale behind islam, ergo there is no such thing as islamophobia.
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Oct 24, 2017
Oct 24, 2017 at 7:08 PM UTC
problem with islamophobia
*concerning the pop. narrative -    i'm a wordsmith after all - someone gives me the raw materials of islam and (a rainbow) of affixing -phobia and i can't seem to hammer the **** thing into shape...    it's, foremostly: a pseudo-phobia. a misnomer of the phobia compound.* for a people who have an "irrational" fear of islam, it seems strange that the same people gave birth to some form of rationality - let's just call it islamophobia   not an irrational fear - but rather:                       and irritation - the irritable fear of being suddenly forced into the extremities of living the daily life - when something unexpected happens - mind you, the people who have been forced into these situations: stop their want for adrenaline in a base jump, from an aeroplane, or bungee jump off a bridge.    islamophobia is not a "phobia" as such, it's not irrational - it's just irritating - but then again you don't actually believe a spider to be a irrational creature (arachnophobia),   you don't believe an open space with lots of people    (agoraphobia)   to be an irrational circumstance - you're facing yourself being irrational in both circumstances -     since the phobia hides an actual rationale - islam?         that's much harder - since you're being "irrational" while someone is actually being "rational" -                when in fact there's no escaping that contra of you being "rational"    and the muslim being "irrational" - not one side is either rational or irrational: the spider and the open space filled with people already stated:                  you're being irrational; the fear of spiders is irrational -    but there is no rationality from the perspective of the spider: what does a spider know about rationality? jackshit!         there is no such thing as islamophobia: because you're not being irrational about what has its own rationality -      its own monologue and intra-dialogue... whoever coined this stupid word is as dumb as their rationality allows them to make enough people use it; it's only an irrational fear: if there is no                  rationale behind it; point being: there's rationale behind islam, ergo there is no such thing as islamophobia.
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_las mujeres nacen de la tierra en la gloria de la más alta_ dys·to·pi·an/disˈtōpēən/adjective: dystopian:                                relating to or denoting an imagined place                    or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad,       typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one;                _"the dystopian future of a society bereft of reason"_ noun: dystopian;                                plural noun: dystopians: a person who advocates or describes an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad; "a lot of things those dystopians feared did not come true" [A dystopia from the Greek δυσ- "bad" & τόπος "place"; alternatively, _cacotopia, kakotopia_], or simply anti-utopia;      a community or society that is undesirable or frightening;  It is translated as "not-good place" &     is an antonym of utopia,                       a term coined by Sir Thomas More par·a·dise/ˈperəˌdīs/noun noun: paradise;                  plural noun: paradises in some religions; heaven as the ultimate abode of the just, heaven, the kingdom of heaven, the heavenly kingdom, Elysium, the Elysian Fields, Valhalla, Avalon;                                   "the souls in paradise" the abode of Adam and Eve before the Fall in the biblical account of Creation; the Garden of Eden/noun: Paradise, Eden "Adam and Eve's expulsion from Paradise" an ideal or idyllic place or State; "the surrounding countryside is a streetwalker's paradise" Utopia, Shangri-La, heaven, idyll, nirvana;                                                            "a tropical paradise"   bliss, heaven, ecstasy, delight, joy, happiness, nirvana, heaven on earth                  _a ********** who seeks customers on the street_                                        "this is sheer paradise!" Middle English:     from Old French paradis, via ecclesiastical Latin from Greek paradeisos ‘enclosed royal park,’       from Avestan pairidaēza ‘enclosure, park.’                                                                  _Superficies terræ puella_
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Aug 29, 2018
Aug 29, 2018 at 2:28 PM UTC
dystopian paradise [& streetwalkers]
_las mujeres nacen de la tierra en la gloria de la más alta_ dys·to·pi·an/disˈtōpēən/adjective: dystopian:                                relating to or denoting an imagined place                    or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad,       typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one;                _"the dystopian future of a society bereft of reason"_ noun: dystopian;                                plural noun: dystopians: a person who advocates or describes an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad; "a lot of things those dystopians feared did not come true" [A dystopia from the Greek δυσ- "bad" & τόπος "place"; alternatively, _cacotopia, kakotopia_], or simply anti-utopia;      a community or society that is undesirable or frightening;  It is translated as "not-good place" &     is an antonym of utopia,                       a term coined by Sir Thomas More par·a·dise/ˈperəˌdīs/noun noun: paradise;                  plural noun: paradises in some religions; heaven as the ultimate abode of the just, heaven, the kingdom of heaven, the heavenly kingdom, Elysium, the Elysian Fields, Valhalla, Avalon;                                   "the souls in paradise" the abode of Adam and Eve before the Fall in the biblical account of Creation; the Garden of Eden/noun: Paradise, Eden "Adam and Eve's expulsion from Paradise" an ideal or idyllic place or State; "the surrounding countryside is a streetwalker's paradise" Utopia, Shangri-La, heaven, idyll, nirvana;                                                            "a tropical paradise"   bliss, heaven, ecstasy, delight, joy, happiness, nirvana, heaven on earth                  _a ********** who seeks customers on the street_                                        "this is sheer paradise!" Middle English:     from Old French paradis, via ecclesiastical Latin from Greek paradeisos ‘enclosed royal park,’       from Avestan pairidaēza ‘enclosure, park.’                                                                  _Superficies terræ puella_
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I've now coined the diagnosis "Portable Hoarder" -  Carrying my life in bags and duffles, pockets and sleeves. Accumulating more baggage than would fit in a **** terminal. But now, I am home. Me, and my ***** laundry. And I don't fit anymore. Crammed amidst my past. Falling out the door; Spilling across my floor. Me, myself, and Marshall. **So, TONIGHT I'm cleaning out my closet.**
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 7:20 AM UTC
I Was Raised by Marshall Mathers & JK Rowling
*The Sound of delight as the truck tyre rolls on the silent gravel     The clamorous sound of a Child torrents, and marks the race to calls heard by the 'siren devil'                  Dusty feet running with cries of others who can't afford that red ice drenched in syrup Ouma stunning, as a child dampens her tunic with red eyes pressed to see them Hand reaches in my pocket coined with the Old Man, I'm missing those times with no dockets for stealing a coin from the Old.*
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 2:08 AM UTC
Ice Cream Truck
the girlie man of Australian politics had the term coined just for him the tough man Arnie Schwarzenegger from California was thinking of him Bill Shorten is a ***** when it comes to fiscal matters that's why his statements on the budget are all in tatters soft approaches toward spending will never do the nation's finances are in need of a tightening ***** the treasury office stats don't mislead of go awry a salient tale they tell about a well running dry there are no Jesus Christ figures in Canberra to divide the loaves and fishes a certain amount is in the nation's war chest which must fulfill the people's many wishes the Shorten alternative economic policy has great sieve holes in it the nation's well being under it would be rendered unfit at the end of the day the taxpayer always pays so the ledger should be in balance without any stalling delays fiscal responsibility is good for a nation's health marshmallow centered Shorten has no interest in stock piling our wealth
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
Marshmallow Centered Shorten
Morning, a glass door, flashes Gold names off the new city, Whose white shelves and domes travel The slow sky all day. I land to stay here; And the windows flock open And the curtains fly out like doves And a past dries in a wind. Now let me lie down, under A wide-branched indifference, Shovel-faces like pennies Down the back of the mind, Find voices coined to An argot of motor-horns, And let the cluttered-up houses Keep their thick lives to themselves. For this ignorance of me Seems a kind of innocence. Fast enough I shall wound it: Let me breathe till then Its milk-aired Eden, Till my own life impound it- Slow-falling; grey-veil-hung; a theft, A style of dying only.
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Arrival
He whispers sweet nothings into her ear; 'It's not about what I don't have but rather- Who I am inspired to be when you are near. I am 3 persons better when we're together.' She knows he is lying. She is certain of it. But she chooses to believe him all the same. It's how his falsehood and charms are so sweet- That he curves the best sound out of her name. She smiles when he smiles. It's his smile! She laughs at his jokes. His funny jokes. But she wont let him see her pains pile. She adores the peace with which he talks. She's hurting. But an ounce of his fake love- Has the likes of favour from a clan of gods. She hurts that it hurt if its him she's thinking of; But she holds on, praying for better odds. She's irrefutably all his, but he is his own man. She loves him with her every fibre of being. He merely likes her alot. Thats about it! Done!; 'A great love' vs. 'Some relationship-like thing.' He say's she's beautiful like he coined the word. He calls her his with the tone he does other girls. He speaks words like she's never before heard; She means a lot. He means a world of worlds. He is not a tamed lover. He is the perfect actor; The sort that hurts not with words, but silence. He tells her that he really cares alot right after- Breaking her heart with his affection's absence. He endeavours to serve her his very best- But the best he's known is to hurt her. So... He assures her that she'll be blessed- If he would leave her life and go so far. Tears roll slowly, down her made-up face. She's crying for her but more so for him. True, his love in her heart is out of place- But she willed to try and find life in a dream. From some distance, I watched her weep bitterly. I saw her as she fell apart. I wish I did not let her. So... Looking into her dark eyes, I said sincerely, 'Sorry. I can't love you. Go now. You deserve better.' Keep Smiling
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Nov 19, 2013
Nov 19, 2013 at 12:54 AM UTC
Go Now. You Deserve Better
He whispers sweet nothings into her ear; 'It's not about what I don't have but rather- Who I am inspired to be when you are near. I am 3 persons better when we're together.' She knows he is lying. She is certain of it. But she chooses to believe him all the same. It's how his falsehood and charms are so sweet- That he curves the best sound out of her name. She smiles when he smiles. It's his smile! She laughs at his jokes. His funny jokes. But she wont let him see her pains pile. She adores the peace with which he talks. She's hurting. But an ounce of his fake love- Has the likes of favour from a clan of gods. She hurts that it hurt if its him she's thinking of; But she holds on, praying for better odds. She's irrefutably all his, but he is his own man. She loves him with her every fibre of being. He merely likes her alot. Thats about it! Done!; 'A great love' vs. 'Some relationship-like thing.' He say's she's beautiful like he coined the word. He calls her his with the tone he does other girls. He speaks words like she's never before heard; She means a lot. He means a world of worlds. He is not a tamed lover. He is the perfect actor; The sort that hurts not with words, but silence. He tells her that he really cares alot right after- Breaking her heart with his affection's absence. He endeavours to serve her his very best- But the best he's known is to hurt her. So... He assures her that she'll be blessed- If he would leave her life and go so far. Tears roll slowly, down her made-up face. She's crying for her but more so for him. True, his love in her heart is out of place- But she willed to try and find life in a dream. From some distance, I watched her weep bitterly. I saw her as she fell apart. I wish I did not let her. So... Looking into her dark eyes, I said sincerely, 'Sorry. I can't love you. Go now. You deserve better.' Keep Smiling
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perhaps if there were spaces      gaps left in the english language places meant for characters left to be invented maybe if there were phrases      and definitions yet to be coined i could finally tell the whole truth about me      and the monsters in my head
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 2:27 AM UTC
goya.
Love is sharper than stones or sticks; Lone as the sea, and deeper blue; Loud in the night as a clock that ticks; Longer-lived than the Wandering Jew. Show me a love was done and through, Tell me a kiss escaped its debt! Son, to your death you'll pay your due-- Women and elephants never forget. Ever a man, alas, would mix, Ever a man, heigh-ho, must woo; So he's left in the world-old fix, Thus is furthered the sale of rue. Son, your chances are thin and few-- Won't you ponder, before you're set? Shoot if you must, but hold in view Women and elephants never forget. Down from Caesar past Joynson-Hicks Echoes the warning, ever new: Though they're trained to amusing tricks, Gentler, they, than the pigeon's coo, Careful, son, of the curs'ed two-- Either one is a dangerous pet; Natural history proves it true-- Women and elephants never forget. L'ENVOI Prince, a precept I'd leave for you, Coined in Eden, existing yet: Skirt the parlor, and shun the zoo-- Women and elephants never forget.
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Ballade Of Unfortunate Mammals
“I have something for you to remember me by,” said Tim.     He held a little foam Hippo – the lone play animal supplied by the loonybin to patients in need.      It was brand new – just as every Hippo looked – and I wondered why he’d chosen something seemingly impersonal in comparison to his other, odd gifts.      However, what he did next made his hippo – my hippo – absolutely ideal. To people like Tim and I, that is.      For, to my astonishment, he casually took the toy in his hands, twisted, and ripped it cleanly  in two.      He ripped off its head, which he gave to me, whilst he kept the body.     I will never get rid of that mutilated, foam hippo head. For he understood what no one else had ever come near.      In this way – perhaps – Tim and I became synonyms. Synonyms for what ignorant perceptions would later christen ****** or merely, crazy (the latter - coined by those who remain too depressingly colloquial to invent unfounded diagnoses).      These epithets, catalyzed post personifying such societal taboos as Tim or I committed, follow me still, and have yet to disperse.         A criticaster disaster, personified.      Yes; in this way – Tim and I became synonymously insane. •
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 7:22 AM UTC
HospATTACK: Psych Ward Socios
Conscious how below self awareness motives can be. Subconscious no matter the state. The density remains linear; all drawn in pen to attend to these feuding desciples of being “super” and the instinctive relliance on idioms, of actions portrayed further than words, finding balance on this epicenter of egocentric dreams coined all along the same metaphor. Sides- to what ever shape of form of the matter , linear at point we all eventually dive/urge finding another point above or below convergence in light to change focus in volume/mass equaling (1)ndividuality / decreasing the density of situations
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Aug 22, 2011
Aug 22, 2011 at 10:54 AM UTC
far-sighted
A road that diverges Starts at a point And plies in two directions. Where these roads meet You hear two different heartbeats; One of a boy, One of a girl. They were destined to be, But they walked in a V Separating themselves From what God only sees. Walking astray from each They continue to grow distant. Not a word to be said Just a silent whisper, “This connection will not whither.” A mental image Remains in the mind. Though they are disjoined Their hearts have been coined To become reunited No matter where they end up going. Heading on the right track Senses begin to kick in. Though it is not yet known, Their love is already scripted It’s just, love likes to remain encrypted. It’s not random; It’s fate. Their paths begin to converge, But they still lack the nerve To acknowledge what’s inside And let the love emerge. It’s coming to a point Where everything’s inevitable. The obvious feels right; Plight is soon to be made. Fate begins to pervade. With two precious rings They promise To love each other forever On this journey to endeavor. Hence the coining of the phrase, “Diamonds are forever.”
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Jul 30, 2012
Jul 30, 2012 at 11:41 PM UTC
The Diamond Road
On the eighth day she coined the word Poetry And I savored the syllables, dipped them in silence, Just so I could remember a time before her. A time where I didn’t know, and she didn’t tell me. I threw away an empty box of tea, The blue label read, Chamomile A mug sat on the counter, never a chance To plead half empty                                       or half full. She sang without opening her mouth – A foreign language. And I savored the syllables But don’t remember what they tasted like. Something calming perhaps. Maybe one day I’d be able to speak her tongue. Then she wouldn’t need to tell me. I’d find a new box of chamomile, And savor the syllables.
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Feb 28, 2017
Feb 28, 2017 at 1:50 PM UTC
Chamomile