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"collaborative" poems
Light , curvy rays, bending, while traveling from air to water world. My eyelashes - window wipers. Crystalline lenses, sending lovely but blurry pictures wait.. let me focus my retina, underwater dream, or is it really you? Dark, straight silhouettes, frightening, falling from the busy water above My chest - darkened vents reaching far, wanting lovely, but faint pictures I can’t wait any longer, for the dark room to lighten I need you to show me I take a deep breath And dive in again. Debrees of scars And piercing pain. Your soul still mauve and blue. I press my lips respiring pure love into you. Breathe your best into the spine of my life Expelling fortitude And forgiveness Hidden in this deep blue Revitalized for the first time This moment opened its eyes to see the beauty of what beneath the surface lies
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 3:03 PM UTC
Underwater window (A collaborative with Dajena)
Most of my life, I’ve been a highly independent person and proudly so. I have grown myself up, travelled alone, personal decisions. I am even praised for being so independent. I can’t say I did not enjoy the glory. I have rejected my support system fiercely and craved the glory of independence. Growing up and be independent! That’s all that has been a goal. I had made personal independence as my virtue. Independence from parents, from education, and when you have your heartbroken, independence from being in love. I hated the word “compromise” and the only way to achieve. Doing something all by yourself takes no compromising. I don’t have to think about someone else’s feelings, I don’t have to worry about their needs, I don’t have to take care of anyone but me. Now, this sounds more and more like selfish than independence. I realise the bigger struggle is to collaborate and come to a solution where everyone has their needs met, to give as well as take. Now that felt like growing up, the test of real courage. Are we glorifying independence because we don’t want to take care of other people? Because everywhere I went, someone was telling me I needed to find my freedom. Everywhere I looked, I searched in vain for that independence I once had, finally having to accept I would never be an unemotional, unattached person again. Maybe we need not be independent. Self-made Is so overrated. Nobody is. We need not be. Even world war was won by the alliance. We need 2 for a clap or make a life. You need light and day to survive, you need bones and muscles. The world is not singular, the world is not independent. Even earth is going round and round the sun with a crazy crush that it can’t collide into and it can’t move away from. Earth is so on its own, so much in its own, but its existence is a collaborative one. I know now that I can’t go at it alone or maybe even if I can I don’t want to do this alone. I want to live a life with friends and family supporting each other through the good, the rough, and everything in between. And I want a romantic partner to experience life with me. I want to have support emotionally, physically, and financially a coexistence. My feminazi is in admitting that we need more feminine collaboration than the masculine ideal of success and independence. I want to find that freedom of shared submission and being part of something bigger than self-sufficiency.
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 6:17 AM UTC
Independence overrated!
Most of my life, I’ve been a highly independent person and proudly so. I have grown myself up, travelled alone, personal decisions. I am even praised for being so independent. I can’t say I did not enjoy the glory. I have rejected my support system fiercely and craved the glory of independence. Growing up and be independent! That’s all that has been a goal. I had made personal independence as my virtue. Independence from parents, from education, and when you have your heartbroken, independence from being in love. I hated the word “compromise” and the only way to achieve. Doing something all by yourself takes no compromising. I don’t have to think about someone else’s feelings, I don’t have to worry about their needs, I don’t have to take care of anyone but me. Now, this sounds more and more like selfish than independence. I realise the bigger struggle is to collaborate and come to a solution where everyone has their needs met, to give as well as take. Now that felt like growing up, the test of real courage. Are we glorifying independence because we don’t want to take care of other people? Because everywhere I went, someone was telling me I needed to find my freedom. Everywhere I looked, I searched in vain for that independence I once had, finally having to accept I would never be an unemotional, unattached person again. Maybe we need not be independent. Self-made Is so overrated. Nobody is. We need not be. Even world war was won by the alliance. We need 2 for a clap or make a life. You need light and day to survive, you need bones and muscles. The world is not singular, the world is not independent. Even earth is going round and round the sun with a crazy crush that it can’t collide into and it can’t move away from. Earth is so on its own, so much in its own, but its existence is a collaborative one. I know now that I can’t go at it alone or maybe even if I can I don’t want to do this alone. I want to live a life with friends and family supporting each other through the good, the rough, and everything in between. And I want a romantic partner to experience life with me. I want to have support emotionally, physically, and financially a coexistence. My feminazi is in admitting that we need more feminine collaboration than the masculine ideal of success and independence. I want to find that freedom of shared submission and being part of something bigger than self-sufficiency.
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Collaboration is key. A thought that penetrates one imagination Can become an idea formed with another. Two heads are better than one. It's fulfilling to grace one's mind with friendships. Don't our thoughts get lonely? Trapped inside our heads all day... Never being born into a blue world of possibilities. The imagination is the world's philosophical *** Imagination is a collaborative process to make purple from blue and red. Two heads, creating one coherent idea that leaps into the world, Ready to exercise its originality. Oh yeah, the world needs some more imagination, Because *** is just too good to pass up.
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Jun 14, 2015
Jun 14, 2015 at 2:10 AM UTC
*** of the Imagination
Life was amazing. Boats will fly causing mass transportation. Sometimes I think exclusively until I erupt through word Bothered, enlightened, and hungry watching gay cinema eating bananas but not ripe until next time I hate myself for liking weird cinema,  Striking matches without touching myself when hearing groans from my basement which come apart from the throat. Knocks, bangs, and poottitangs among our findings in  timely minute fashion.  The weather will forever be surpising under a burnt out hookers muffintop. Mashed feces under but over kinfolk of a studious wellbeing transcendence, stupendous sacred.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 12:12 AM UTC
Collaborative Hodgepodge
WHISTLING AND SNIFFING SIMULTANEOUSLY Whistling and sniffing at the same time Can’t hold hands or rather get married United and collaborative in any case This duo may perhaps land into the life of some person The kind of man whose who acts, Performs duties of the shepherd on the flock. Like his initial master, He condemns wickedness, Goes against what is religiously evil, And exults the righteous. But he soon he craves for another pair of his robe For he does accumulate an avalanche of resources, His eyes are soon blinded. Would his robe evade being soiled? Co-operative sniffing and whistling, Can hatch into temptations to anybody, Even the half-human, half God Did he not get tested in the wilderness? Our big man opens his eyes one day, Finds himself campaigning and competing for, Trying to woo for citizens’ keys, Essentials for serving the people in a wider circle. Perhaps his whistling guides his path. Brings him in the companionship of Other servants of the people. Any devoted service present in that house really? Brotherly whistling and sniffing, May make one’s conscience slither backwards, Two or more steps into mud. He is now influential, A famous societal figure. His fat salary seconded with some allowances. Or even thirded with public developmental resources, Guarantees him total luxury. Is this not an opportunistic opportunist? Our Sniffer and whistler is contended, Complacent with his success. Jubilant with him servant is his ‘first Master ’ For keeping to the ‘sacred’ scriptures. The vehicle which carried him straight, One way to heaven gets crippled, It can’t manage to hit the road Like its American, British and Chinese counterparts, His sincere promise goes unfulfilled Unmet due to his pretentious pretence. His ‘second’ Master gets extremely mad. For loyalty and faithfulness denied. And furiously plucks him from glory. Simultaneous whistling and sniffing, The ‘initial’ heaven can’t simply put up with them. A wise servant of the masses A true leader should only whistle at a time, Sniff at a time. But not sniffing and whistling simultaneously.
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 3:28 AM UTC
Whistling and Sniffing Simultaneously
WHISTLING AND SNIFFING SIMULTANEOUSLY Whistling and sniffing at the same time Can’t hold hands or rather get married United and collaborative in any case This duo may perhaps land into the life of some person The kind of man whose who acts, Performs duties of the shepherd on the flock. Like his initial master, He condemns wickedness, Goes against what is religiously evil, And exults the righteous. But he soon he craves for another pair of his robe For he does accumulate an avalanche of resources, His eyes are soon blinded. Would his robe evade being soiled? Co-operative sniffing and whistling, Can hatch into temptations to anybody, Even the half-human, half God Did he not get tested in the wilderness? Our big man opens his eyes one day, Finds himself campaigning and competing for, Trying to woo for citizens’ keys, Essentials for serving the people in a wider circle. Perhaps his whistling guides his path. Brings him in the companionship of Other servants of the people. Any devoted service present in that house really? Brotherly whistling and sniffing, May make one’s conscience slither backwards, Two or more steps into mud. He is now influential, A famous societal figure. His fat salary seconded with some allowances. Or even thirded with public developmental resources, Guarantees him total luxury. Is this not an opportunistic opportunist? Our Sniffer and whistler is contended, Complacent with his success. Jubilant with him servant is his ‘first Master ’ For keeping to the ‘sacred’ scriptures. The vehicle which carried him straight, One way to heaven gets crippled, It can’t manage to hit the road Like its American, British and Chinese counterparts, His sincere promise goes unfulfilled Unmet due to his pretentious pretence. His ‘second’ Master gets extremely mad. For loyalty and faithfulness denied. And furiously plucks him from glory. Simultaneous whistling and sniffing, The ‘initial’ heaven can’t simply put up with them. A wise servant of the masses A true leader should only whistle at a time, Sniff at a time. But not sniffing and whistling simultaneously.
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Some poems never end, Nor were meant too. Alliterative phrases, invitations, Add a verse, a word, even a sound, An exclamation of delight, A stanza in its own right. Unfinished work, forever additive, collaborative. Modify mine, pass it on, Free to steal it, For ownership passes to you, with your first reading, And lost when you close it, Stamp it and release it into the atmosphere. But some poems do. End. Unique and distinct, Pockmarked-faced at birth. Owned by my initials, Never to see the shelves of a Lending Library. Like this one: *Cannot remember a single day When suicidal thoughts Were not heard clearly above the fray Of jingle-jangled, responsibilities Demanding my immediate attention.* The end. NML
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 10:56 PM UTC
Some poems never end, but this one does
Sharing her beauty, Mother Nature wears flowers In her sweet green hair Glowing with wonder Her aura breaths through the airs Natural essence. Unable to fight Her petals taken away Replaced by buildings Yet remains patient Waiting for a hand to plant Primordial touch One tree left standing Each leaf blowing in the wind People walk on by Only to receive A fur covered paw, wet nosed Kiss and tenderness Where memories of beauty once blossomed, now part Of yesterday's past Because nature is a giver, a mother that we take for granted.
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 7:53 AM UTC
Nature's Hand - Collaborative Haiku Poem
Some people say Im mad I just blame the L-RAD Attacked by services syndicate post grad Breaking the code of conduct that's sad Criminal cause nullify's the collaborative ad All privileged storm troopers got more than I have Is the conscience alive while watching that sat-nav? As a key worker your care is what we have But straying for a kickback is a dent & bad The mental health stigma is the foot soldiers weapon Labelling us mentally ill with the DSM con Exclaiming we're mental while the victim is alone Stigma comes from the compound hear us groan Hearing me everywhere have traits of a stalker Attacking innocents with energy weapons lawbreaker Violating human rights piggy back hijacker The conspiracy hypothesis is the startler Whats the biological molecular structure Of a mental health disorder A caucus of people of who can shout louder Followed by misrepresentation from a reporter
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Jul 10, 2020
Jul 10, 2020 at 6:35 AM UTC
Stigma
Bitcoin is Revolutionary As power structures rearrange Bitcoin is Immutable A pristine record we can’t change Bitcoin is totally Public It’s for all to use (and see) Bitcoin is Collaborative Community run - by you and me Bitcoin is fully Open No permission required for use Bitcoin is Resistant To censorship and abuse Bitcoin is Decentralized Making the ledger strong Bitcoin is a RIPCORD Join the team and come along
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Apr 16, 2022
Apr 16, 2022 at 11:41 AM UTC
Bitcoin: The RIPCORD Blockchain (Bitcoin Poem 015)
*Your lips move slowly, yet, in this moment there is silence. Your warm breath caresses my face.* And with anticipation I don't need words. Everything you need to say is whispered in your thoughts   and echoed by your fingertips. *Your touch is thunderous, resounding deep within us   penetrating all my defenses, filling that space between us. In these moments I submit.* Powerless to resist this passion. Ecstasy and lightning entwined, flashes of lust and love spark from skin to skin, as the silent storm surges over us. *Briefly the world is muted. Only you and I exist, fully exposed. Vulnerable, we surrender completely, trusting this silence to satisfy our unquenchable appetite.*
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Dec 15, 2016
Dec 15, 2016 at 3:39 PM UTC
Silent Storm (collaborative poem by Elizabeth J & Michael L)
* a collaborative piece created by Papaya and Stephan* I know the story of an ugly old fellow Who taunted and cursed and told many lies But did you know that an ugly old fellow Was merely the skin that held his disguise "Spare me a quarter and I'll spare you the lecture" Often he’d say to the young and the brave Laughing they’d pass without barely a glance Thrusting the man into temper and rage When along stepped another into the commotion Stopping to listen to all he did say Shaking his head he reached in his pocket Pulled out a quarter to proudly display Then closed his hands into two equal fists Held them up high as he said with a grin "I’ll pay your offer so you will stop ranting If only you can guess which hand it is in" Stroking his beard the man gave a smile "I do love a challenge, so let us begin But once I have chosen and reveal your coin You’ll stay to listen, and we both shall win" The old man reached out, with hand on each fist “Son, you cannot fool a man that’s my age” Then pulled out from behind the younger man’s ear The same coin that earlier the man had displayed The look of surprise on his face was alarming He glanced down at both of his two empty hands Then thought to himself, now how did he do that, I held it right there? but then said to the man “A deal is a deal, so I guess I will listen But I have a schedule, it’s my day to teach Please hasten your words holding all of your wisdom And here I shall stand till you finish your speech” "I can say nothing you've not already learned That each man has something special to give To stop and to listen and open your eyes This is how all men and women must live" "Some will spare time, others spare a dime Still others will play tricks as you see You must be wise, separate truth from the lies And always be the very best you can be"
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 10:44 AM UTC
Spare Me The Lecture
* a collaborative piece created by Papaya and Stephan* I know the story of an ugly old fellow Who taunted and cursed and told many lies But did you know that an ugly old fellow Was merely the skin that held his disguise "Spare me a quarter and I'll spare you the lecture" Often he’d say to the young and the brave Laughing they’d pass without barely a glance Thrusting the man into temper and rage When along stepped another into the commotion Stopping to listen to all he did say Shaking his head he reached in his pocket Pulled out a quarter to proudly display Then closed his hands into two equal fists Held them up high as he said with a grin "I’ll pay your offer so you will stop ranting If only you can guess which hand it is in" Stroking his beard the man gave a smile "I do love a challenge, so let us begin But once I have chosen and reveal your coin You’ll stay to listen, and we both shall win" The old man reached out, with hand on each fist “Son, you cannot fool a man that’s my age” Then pulled out from behind the younger man’s ear The same coin that earlier the man had displayed The look of surprise on his face was alarming He glanced down at both of his two empty hands Then thought to himself, now how did he do that, I held it right there? but then said to the man “A deal is a deal, so I guess I will listen But I have a schedule, it’s my day to teach Please hasten your words holding all of your wisdom And here I shall stand till you finish your speech” "I can say nothing you've not already learned That each man has something special to give To stop and to listen and open your eyes This is how all men and women must live" "Some will spare time, others spare a dime Still others will play tricks as you see You must be wise, separate truth from the lies And always be the very best you can be"
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A Collaboration between Ovi Odiete and Evna-Luna Bring me rain, rain, boom *Bring me rain, rain, rain, Let it boom or blossom due Sunsets kissing the earth Sky filled with crimson's view Flow river flow, Run, earth run Bring me days unending waves Days unending tales Bring me rain, rain, rain, Let it boom, flow, grow* Evna-Luna© **Sun kissed earth adore the air Mild blown tears falling freely Give me paradise, blue or white Give me years true or through Bring me rain, fall, fall Days of glowing health Trees on river's fronts Bring me through a broken seal Give me love that sweeps me in Bring me rain, rain, boom** Ovi Odiete© *Give me night, nights, boom Watch me moon, stars, sky Give me paradise blue, white, blue Bring me rain, fall, boom Give me days unending bliss Give me years unending peace Bring me glow, glows, boom Give me earth and paradise blue Watch me sleep, dream, boom Bring me paradise blue or white* Ovi Odiete and Evna-Luna A collaborative piece/poem between Ovi Odiete and Evna-Luna © 2016, all rights reserved
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Aug 27, 2016
Aug 27, 2016 at 9:27 AM UTC
PARADISE BLUE
It's in the sequence within the space on the slow turn at the touch of the page it's more than the optic less than didactic much more tactile, less than merely mercantile it's more immersive, deeply collaborative a match that's unconventional beyond art, words and materials avoiding any deference, embracing our difference flicking 2 fingers without fear of irreverence it's greater than the sum of its many surprising parts more than what was found in the inspirational, original art and whether it's deliberate or accidently incidental these are books as art, beyond the coffee table
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 12:24 PM UTC
Turning the page
My therapist recently asked me "have you ever tried mindfulness?" I laughed a bit, remembering of the week-long mindfulness camp (sugarcoated for in-patient psychiatric care) I attended for troubled teens. I went to this twice. This peaceful brain training was designed to give us a retreat when the world is too loud. During group therapy, most teens shared their experiences with domestic violence, yelling, S.A., running away, abuse. Endless. We were all numb, but there was so much comfort in being locked away with others who needed the respite as much as I did. We would eat skittles and describe their flavor and textures. We would focus on our breaths. Make beaded art. Tell collaborative stories. Follow guided meditations laying on unfamiliar gym floors, giggling a bit as we "soared through clouds". I jumped back into the talk session, remembering my dedication to mindfulness years ago. My anxiety followed me into adulthood. I think mindfulness can be out of reach, stupid. And yet, I looked out of her dusty, sun filled window decorated with three vases of dry arrangements. My mind started to posture into how warm and antique this image felt. I felt hot, quiet tears building up from feeling that peace again.
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Mar 4, 2018
Mar 4, 2018 at 2:42 PM UTC
Mindfulness: back-pocket trick
(In this poem, the authors alternate stanzas.) AUTUMN'S CALL In the stray sweetness of yarrow and starlings’ trill by dusk rejoin the fading without regret as the foot worn grass will receive morning’s frost. And whenever that green yarrow fades then I fade in the dry husk of this autumn of fire this autumn of smoke and regrets. Wake in sidelong sun light half hidden days under curtains of violet and scarlet leaves so soon will bury the moss inch by inch. But I being the beast that I am will burrow through the moss past every encumbrance beyond hope and fear and finally find the freedom of one sweet day in October the air still not a sound but leaves settling into the detritus of dreams.
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Aug 31, 2017
Aug 31, 2017 at 6:08 PM UTC
A Collaborative Poem by SK O'Sullivan and Jeff Stier
Spiralling into unconsciousness I know I brought this exhausting ordeal I feel nothing and everything at once it's like I'm trying to eat while I'm about to lose my lunch Falling under pressure and avoiding that its to no fault but my own wondering when I finally break from my blindness to others emotions & my deafness to their tone I've never come down off of a high before but this must be what it's like  If I wake up, no when I wake up I'll be flatter than the inner tube of a bike but such is life I guess random unconsciousness coupled with stress
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 3:47 AM UTC
seizure or Love (collaborative with Rennie)
I broke away, suddenly and on unsure wings I stepped forward swiftly into darkness Giving chase to brighter things And even I can say that faith is a beautiful thing Even if I don’t possess faith in the typical things. Even if it is only a faith in the fragile space That exist between our heartbeats Where quiet locks are kept And keys are exchanged , Where lovers each learn To pronounce another name. I have been broken down by numbers And the harsh realities time has uncovered Things that remind you, That fragile things die Like butterflies lose wings to vindictive trees I have been stolen, And I have been lost, Bound in life’s ties, I have failed under different eyes But I’m divorcing self hate For a real chance at our first real date And let me make this clear, my love, my friend, my dear it is faith in the parts of you I will never see in the layers of love transending your physical touch that evades any tie to the end of my pen, in the reverberating sound of your name in my brain that I found this thing that makes me brave that keeps me sane And it is in these things I found my faith And it is faith that makes me believe in improbable things I broke away, suddenly and on unsure wings I stepped forward swiftly into darkness Giving chase to brighter things And even I can say that this faith is a beautiful thing Even if It is not faith in the typical things. Even if its faith in the fragile space Between our pain Where we share the stories of which we are made Collaborative artists, stenciling words to fresh page , Where lovers each learn To pronounce another’s name. I have faith that your eyes and “I love you” both say the same thing.
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Nov 22, 2013
Nov 22, 2013 at 11:29 PM UTC
Faith
I broke away, suddenly and on unsure wings I stepped forward swiftly into darkness Giving chase to brighter things And even I can say that faith is a beautiful thing Even if I don’t possess faith in the typical things. Even if it is only a faith in the fragile space That exist between our heartbeats Where quiet locks are kept And keys are exchanged , Where lovers each learn To pronounce another name. I have been broken down by numbers And the harsh realities time has uncovered Things that remind you, That fragile things die Like butterflies lose wings to vindictive trees I have been stolen, And I have been lost, Bound in life’s ties, I have failed under different eyes But I’m divorcing self hate For a real chance at our first real date And let me make this clear, my love, my friend, my dear it is faith in the parts of you I will never see in the layers of love transending your physical touch that evades any tie to the end of my pen, in the reverberating sound of your name in my brain that I found this thing that makes me brave that keeps me sane And it is in these things I found my faith And it is faith that makes me believe in improbable things I broke away, suddenly and on unsure wings I stepped forward swiftly into darkness Giving chase to brighter things And even I can say that this faith is a beautiful thing Even if It is not faith in the typical things. Even if its faith in the fragile space Between our pain Where we share the stories of which we are made Collaborative artists, stenciling words to fresh page , Where lovers each learn To pronounce another’s name. I have faith that your eyes and “I love you” both say the same thing.
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(A note:  in this poem, the authors write alternate stanzas.) FREEDOM has always demanded my surrender to an instant in time surrender to fate and therefore to glory Though my wily will has oft gotten in the way with grand illusions and the necessary fiction that I am in command But in the end, it is command of nothing and no one for that is the nature of time, mean shrew who prunes our hopes A clock that does not click nor clang, but flies tirelessly; one day its talons will ****** us away, releasing us forever, from the burdens of the day And until those burdens take flight I carry a candle for the hours, open a book for the days, and teach my trembling hand to hold on to hope.
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 4:38 PM UTC
A collaborative poem by Jeff Stier and spysgrandson
I could ascribe to you few things. Few metaphors represent your wondrous making. If I were to compare you to the roaring waves, far reaching sourced from still ocean depths, like the conviction of your voice, I would miss your true joy at growing from fault. If I were to compare you to the setting sun, sharing the glory of its day on painted sky, like the skill of your hand, I would miss the grounded feet with which you walk If I were to compare you to the intricacies of a watch, it’s beautiful movement formed by delicate layers, like the way you put one foot in front of the other, I would miss your collaborative tick. If I do not tell you how wonderful you are I will miss you. If I do not listen to your dream then it will sour the sleep. If I do not shout I will miss your echo. I hope to soon rid any other miss* from this paper, as our Ruler has more notches for us to mature. Now I will be happy right here, sitting across from, lying next to, on the other side of your screen.
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Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 at 12:47 PM UTC
Memory of my Heart
Hello my fellow poets I would like to say I've enjoyed writing and reading poems on this site and will continue to enjoy through my days. Alas I will soon be going on a hiatus and will return after awhile, but before I go I would like to issue a challenge to all my fellow poets. It's a collaborative poem challenge It's very simple two poets pair up and write a poem no restrictions. The rules are simple and are as follows: 1. The submissions will be from today till the end January 25th 2. The fellow poet has to be on this site. 3. Whoever uploads the poem their partner has to share it. 4. They have to be mentioned either in the title or side note. 5. Once the poem is uploaded send me a link so I can add it and you and your partner to the collab poem collection 6. What's a challenge without a prize, the winners will receive a notebook a pen and a hat 7. How do you win you ask. Well after the 25th I will tally all the views on February 2nd and message the winners. Have fun writing and I hope to see many interesting collaborations
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 11:47 AM UTC
Collab poem CHALLENGE
dead summer sun shines between my bones long crooked shadows how long have I sat here? oaks shade gave way to yellow oblique rays illuminate these dessicated sockets gilded parched pastures all dew has been up and took long before I first awoke autumn crows' appetite my earthly flesh plucked away I hear my heartbeat thump thump as the rabbit runs knowing winters frosty breath the rabbit-catcher's campfire cannot warm shivering bones under their dry leafy quilt all desire is quelled . . . content with malodorous meat from this hollow frame my ice-glazed scaffold coyote steals a femur it was mine to freely give suffering it was his to take my gnawed bleached bones scattered ,full transformation predator to prey play to the nature of things sea transience by precipitant moon 4.12.12 A collaborative renga written with tsac
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Apr 13, 2012
Apr 13, 2012 at 9:20 PM UTC
seasoned (renga) written with tsac
Inspired by Jason Silva There is a revolution in the way that we think Each day we push our bodies, thoughts, and voices to the brink. Most of us most of the time, see the world through a very small set of filters We must break these filters and let our thoughts flourish instead of die and wilter. This is a time of communication, connection, and collaborative innovation This will bring us progress and give humanly thought salvation You use perhaps one millionth of the potential energy that’s inside your head Lost in vibration, are the ideas that are said. In my mind it is life that gives meaning to life and what we do with life By preserving knowledge and science with the creation of music and art are the gains of our strife. In the science of today we become artist. In the art of today, we become scientist We use this to progress our species to become worldly finalist There are no boundaries. There are no fears We use this to accomplish and not look to our rears Imagination allows us to think beyond our limitation- It allows us to conceive of what might be - And go farther that we ever thought possible No idea ever to grand or radical The point is in order to use your head you must go out of your mind In order for you to gain the knowledge needed to unbind You have to get beyond your routine ways of thinking In order for your mind to be free of pollution and shrinking We can break free of our genetic heritage We have circled the moon, artificially reproduced DNA, and cut our death percentage. Why should death itself our last enemy be considered beyond conquest? We as humans have defined ourselves by overcoming biological contests We are teaching people how to use their head And have their thoughts ultimately shed You are ready to have your perspective about yourself and life dramatically changed And have your body thoughts and life go beyond the possible range Because you will be a different person, and you should be ready to face this possibility Because soon we, ourselves will become whole new entities.
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Dec 6, 2011
Dec 6, 2011 at 11:16 PM UTC
Turning Into Gods
Inspired by Jason Silva There is a revolution in the way that we think Each day we push our bodies, thoughts, and voices to the brink. Most of us most of the time, see the world through a very small set of filters We must break these filters and let our thoughts flourish instead of die and wilter. This is a time of communication, connection, and collaborative innovation This will bring us progress and give humanly thought salvation You use perhaps one millionth of the potential energy that’s inside your head Lost in vibration, are the ideas that are said. In my mind it is life that gives meaning to life and what we do with life By preserving knowledge and science with the creation of music and art are the gains of our strife. In the science of today we become artist. In the art of today, we become scientist We use this to progress our species to become worldly finalist There are no boundaries. There are no fears We use this to accomplish and not look to our rears Imagination allows us to think beyond our limitation- It allows us to conceive of what might be - And go farther that we ever thought possible No idea ever to grand or radical The point is in order to use your head you must go out of your mind In order for you to gain the knowledge needed to unbind You have to get beyond your routine ways of thinking In order for your mind to be free of pollution and shrinking We can break free of our genetic heritage We have circled the moon, artificially reproduced DNA, and cut our death percentage. Why should death itself our last enemy be considered beyond conquest? We as humans have defined ourselves by overcoming biological contests We are teaching people how to use their head And have their thoughts ultimately shed You are ready to have your perspective about yourself and life dramatically changed And have your body thoughts and life go beyond the possible range Because you will be a different person, and you should be ready to face this possibility Because soon we, ourselves will become whole new entities.
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