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"deconstruction" poems
Now I ask you to join me Now you celebrate Not being me. Not being you Only Us for the great UN load! DIS arm! EN large! OUT side! Some steps I will take Be my guest Pull your anchor Out of the lake We're In the room In the building In the crowded city In the country with thousands of cities The country shares the continent with an enemy nation The two rivals are carried round and round by the Earth's endless rotation The Earth obeys the master’s magnetic line, burning since uncountable clock time The sun is blind to his insignificance too, ignoring billions of other star mates, it can’t see through Immeasurable it seems, magnifying! All of them such tiny little parts in one of Miss Milky’s arms Some light years away there they are: Pinwheel, Cartwheel, Black Eye, Andromeda and Cigar Unmeasurable it seems, humongous! All of them such a fading little part of the cosmos There you are Floating from a distance Feel the empty ground Drink from the fountain of existence Still blind to insignificance? Still convinced about the rightness of imposed beliefs? Still judging others’ defects according to our pretentious and vain mind? Still punching away the different, protecting the mold? Still reinforcing illusory antagonism and insignia? Still seeing only two sides? Still holding to the pride? Still In the ******* room Am I? Are you? Let's try it again
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 5:21 PM UTC
Ego deconstruction
The nature around us Provokes to think! The geometry of nature Creates coincidences and intersections! Coincidences of creation- destruction and re-construction! Intersection reveals the connectivity, Connectivity between deconstruction and reconstruction! Geometry portray the commonness and uniqueness, Commonness and uniqueness between ‘image and number’ and ‘shape and number’! It leads all relation to number relation!
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Sep 26, 2015
Sep 26, 2015 at 2:30 PM UTC
Nature- image-geometry and number
Dimension beginning of vile ****** exposed, And the Emperor has no clothes, While helplessly strut a mighty walk without a shame. Course of history repeating itself, Like the flow of water meeting in the river of streams, But recycle through the clouds and back to the ground it flows. Are we so blinded by the glimmer of the mirage of oasis in the desert, We toast with sands of dune to quench our thirst of our plight, And all is but a fickling light ducktaped by words of unintelligible muddled murmur? This is truly the flawed design of our time, When we no longer promote arts and crafts of philosophies, And religious cults of zealots condemned the science and Academia by berating it's achievement. Likes of ancient times of Agora and the height of it's human enlightenment, There are forces of deconstruction of society of choas ensued by hateful fear mongers, And systematic inward of national fevor of berserkers leveling progress. Maybe another dark age is inevitable, But little seed of hope I feel tangible, And sometimes event maybe a phoenix.
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 1:11 AM UTC
Flight of the Phoenix
What's this phenomenon called love, That remains a puzzle no one can solve? Love is the caveat for many broken hearts, And the byword for many gracious acts. Love has the characteristics of a witch And the coldness of a vindictive ***** Love, the greatest of human emotions Has many different variations. The good book talks about agape love, And Beyonce sings about drunken love. Its nature nobody really understands Yet men have worked with their hands and paid bride prices with cows. Some have proposed to women at the super bowls. And on talk shows, jumped on couches leaving a few to walk on crutches. Nobody knows love's true colors. Yet many men have spent top dollars To buy their women cars as gifts. And later on, end up begging for lifts. For love, Romeo committed suicide And Juliet died right by his side. Love is very irresistible And unpredictable. Love has many dimensions and many complications. For love, many people have died And much more has lied. For love, knots have been tied many bank accounts emptied, For love, wars have been fought And many Diamond rings bought. Love is a wrecking ball I call it an emotional hall. For love, tears have been shed by many in their lonely beds. Love is a mystery But the reality in my poetry. It's a kinda game in most men lives, A game played behind their wives. So what do we know about love? Is it peaceful as caged doves Or dangerous as wild wolves? Is it contagious as a disease, Or rumpled as a crease? Is it blind like brother Steve, Or silent as a grave? Is it deep like the ocean, and beautiful like Heaven? Love can at times be as cold as ice And at times, twice as nice! IvanBrooksPoetry©️ 21/8/2018
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Feb 6, 2018
Feb 6, 2018 at 3:28 PM UTC
The Deconstruction Of Love
What's this phenomenon called love, That remains a puzzle no one can solve? Love is the caveat for many broken hearts, And the byword for many gracious acts. Love has the characteristics of a witch And the coldness of a vindictive ***** Love, the greatest of human emotions Has many different variations. The good book talks about agape love, And Beyonce sings about drunken love. Its nature nobody really understands Yet men have worked with their hands and paid bride prices with cows. Some have proposed to women at the super bowls. And on talk shows, jumped on couches leaving a few to walk on crutches. Nobody knows love's true colors. Yet many men have spent top dollars To buy their women cars as gifts. And later on, end up begging for lifts. For love, Romeo committed suicide And Juliet died right by his side. Love is very irresistible And unpredictable. Love has many dimensions and many complications. For love, many people have died And much more has lied. For love, knots have been tied many bank accounts emptied, For love, wars have been fought And many Diamond rings bought. Love is a wrecking ball I call it an emotional hall. For love, tears have been shed by many in their lonely beds. Love is a mystery But the reality in my poetry. It's a kinda game in most men lives, A game played behind their wives. So what do we know about love? Is it peaceful as caged doves Or dangerous as wild wolves? Is it contagious as a disease, Or rumpled as a crease? Is it blind like brother Steve, Or silent as a grave? Is it deep like the ocean, and beautiful like Heaven? Love can at times be as cold as ice And at times, twice as nice! IvanBrooksPoetry©️ 21/8/2018
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There are two images On the wall of the room Where I live in; One is ‘Gandhi’ on his way to Dandi Another is of a **** with his gun, In between the images there is a Sprawling spider web, Networking peace with warfare Or warfare with peace! My soul mate said   “Spider web trying to network Post-modern peace with humanity & masculinity So, that everyone agrees to it before deconstruction out of trepidation.”
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 3:40 PM UTC
Post modern accord
practicing mental gymnastics insipid memories seeping their way past defensive buffers remembering repressed poisons as a catalyst for making wiser decisions lackadaisical reactions to sharply defined parallaxes warrant an immediate shift fractal spectacles the labyrinth of my innards inhale the cosmological smoke of suggestion words become meaningless when repeated exhaustively semantic satiation slicing away at true intentions paving the way to false inventiveness shallow river beds are loud prouder than their counterparts insecurity overshadows a lack of faith in the faint of heart everything worthwhile falls apart
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
deconstruction
When I decided to write my first poem, I thought back to the days, when we were studying poetry and the teacher would amaze, she'd make me write down words and things, I'd be chasing praise. But looking back at my book now, I know what I should do, and so here follows my glossary of things I'll write for you: I have - Alliteration, Antagonist, Allegory and Anapest. Characterisation, Complication, Convention and Connotation. Elegy, Elision, Epigram and Exposition. Free verse, Falling action, Falling meter and also Fiction. Literal language, Imagery, Lyric poem and Irony. Rising action, Resolution, Rising meter with Recognition. Acatalectic, Anacreontic, Amphimacer and Amphibrachic. Cliché, Common Measure, Couplets and Catalectic. Deconstruction, Dispondee, Dialect Verse with a Dictionary. Iambic Meter, Incantation, Impromptu with Inspiration. Laureates and Limericks, Light Verse poems and Linguistics. Metaphors, Mock-Heroics, Middle English and Movement Poets. Oh gosh that seems a little worse, than I had it made to be, I was expecting just to write a poem 'bout my cat and me. I guess it's harder than it looks so I'll just give up now; I'll let those big brave poet people, write them all somehow.
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Apr 29, 2012
Apr 29, 2012 at 11:55 AM UTC
Glossary of Poetic Devices
The world is full of shade and prose And I don’t know what to do anymore Audre Lorde said “silence will not protect you” But I been weaving my silences into a survivor’s quilt Because I’m tired of surviving And I’m cold and want to use it as my blanket Out there in that cold *** world The world is full of shade and prose *** workers on boulder highway Wanna be poets writing in spanglish White privilege, patriarchy and all I kinda wish I’d write songs instead of poems You know, songs about love But no Cuz the world is full of shade and prose Bus stops/stop and frisk Judgment day enthusiasts/Holocaust deniers I am tired of “it happened before I was born” And “I feel guilty but I did not ask to be privileged” And when I say: Then do something They ask me “what?” I reply: NO The world is full of shade and prose The chicken never made it across the street There is so much deconstruction And so little relief We will soon end up homeless And will have to pawn the master’s tools Or maybe just sell them at the swapmeet For a dollar or two I mean who cares as long as we’re in love If at the end The world is full of shade and prose.
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 5:14 AM UTC
shade and prose
We drink to make each other more tolerable. Whiskey washes over the painful memories of broken trust and promises. I don’t remember the last time we didn’t fight. It’s like I love you too much to care anymore. I’d give you the world if I could, but that’s easier said than done. You don’t want me to be so kind to you; and that’s something I’ll never understand. Don’t forget who I was before you tore me apart. I was a pieced together puzzle; until deconstruction became your hobby. You became my demise. Tears trickled down my wrinkled shirt the day you left. In our life wine rhymed with love and water tasted like sacrifice. There are only so many wounds liquor can heal. New stains painted my shirts, not tears or wine. Red cuffs covered up memories of you. Blood washed down the drain just before you came back. Now it’s too late to save us. Maybe we were doomed from the start. But I’ll refuse to believe we weren’t perfect for each other. Not until God tells me otherwise. I suppose I’ll see him soon and ask for His opinion. Your embrace has never felt more soothing as my vision blurs to black. You whisper sweet thoughts you should’ve said before. We drank to make each other more tolerable. I couldn’t think of someone I’d rather tolerate. When I embark from dark to light I’ll remember you. I love you too much to care anymore.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 10:41 PM UTC
Alcoholics In Love
why do we trap ourselves with walls of thought that exist only in our heads, walls that restrict what we can see and understand through our journeys in life and love, good and evil, wonder and cynicism What are we so afraid of in our existence that barriers are created so strong built through belief and ignorance, invented to keep so much from affecting the way we think and act, as if the minute amount we know is enough to live by without being curious about this amazing universe we find ourselves inhabiting, filling the area around us with out thoughts How can we not be filled with an unquenchable thirst to discover and understand all that is around us surrounded in physical splendor and ethereal mystery All things are there for our mind to intertwine with to understand without deconstruction, to comprehend without destruction to be a part of and with all of life while being individually thinking, metaphysical exploration. When will we allow our minds to expand beyond our walls of mistrust and comfort to show our thoughts and joys of living emotion to each other to let the very essence of who we are to press against each other in vulnerability and trust, to share without expectation of return. Without empathy and understanding our thoughts will remain only our own, locked away and formless, unable to show the universe the beauty of what we truly are. Where will we be once we can share with each other our thoughts mingling to be able and ready to explore this fantastic existence we will be human, at long last true to ourselves and everyone else to realize the universe is a thought in the mind of a child and so are we.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 5:18 AM UTC
Walls
why do we trap ourselves with walls of thought that exist only in our heads, walls that restrict what we can see and understand through our journeys in life and love, good and evil, wonder and cynicism What are we so afraid of in our existence that barriers are created so strong built through belief and ignorance, invented to keep so much from affecting the way we think and act, as if the minute amount we know is enough to live by without being curious about this amazing universe we find ourselves inhabiting, filling the area around us with out thoughts How can we not be filled with an unquenchable thirst to discover and understand all that is around us surrounded in physical splendor and ethereal mystery All things are there for our mind to intertwine with to understand without deconstruction, to comprehend without destruction to be a part of and with all of life while being individually thinking, metaphysical exploration. When will we allow our minds to expand beyond our walls of mistrust and comfort to show our thoughts and joys of living emotion to each other to let the very essence of who we are to press against each other in vulnerability and trust, to share without expectation of return. Without empathy and understanding our thoughts will remain only our own, locked away and formless, unable to show the universe the beauty of what we truly are. Where will we be once we can share with each other our thoughts mingling to be able and ready to explore this fantastic existence we will be human, at long last true to ourselves and everyone else to realize the universe is a thought in the mind of a child and so are we.
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Poetry is universal. Everyone speaks it, even if by accident. Yet, hardly anyone understands it. No one notices The hidden meanings in every sentence, And every word. Sometimes, not even the poet. There is more to every poem than meets the eye. But deconstruction can only go so far.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 7:27 AM UTC
Deconstruction
The archaic Mythologies Were well depicted ventures of Human Spirit to verily present acts of the absolute Nutness An astute of a compelling question Still Much relevant in today's lmplicit Deconstruction of  Committing A moral Excession. Old Greeks came to a betwixt paradox when compairing the two ulterior motives:   ~ a completely mad passionate love ~ a sharp cold blooded oportunistic love
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Feb 24, 2016
Feb 24, 2016 at 4:07 PM UTC
Medeia & Jason
wandering across the splinters of squandered seasons the Hajj of the lost ones completes a broken circle returning with hope to burrow back into the safety of desecrated graveyards welcomed home to the embrace of a cadaverous cloak and the kiss of carrion smudged lips, Hajji's eye the decrepit visage of criminal depravity germination of this Arab Spring mocks us aromas of jasmine elude us emulsified concrete clogs our nostrils burning eyes filled with asbestos dust form grateful blinders to the ruination of reason betrayed arcane remnants of our life lay inert in the open ****** of fractured habitations amidst jumbled rubble the decaying carcasses of razed buildings boast grotesque sculptures of twisted rebar cradling artifacts of a past life pink hair curlers splashed with sickly blood grown mold scavenged bicycles limp on banished parts smashed skulls of dolls weep, her dismembered limb reaches for a lost child’s nursing hand the charred remains of a Persian rug maps the scale of a city’s deconstruction and a frayed regions disconsolation electric luxury flowing water the friendly bustle of the street bespeak expired memories foretelling an unimaginal future sectarian strife enforces  a communal solitary confinement in cold blood we willingly murdered compassion we butchered trust we euthanized our common humanity constructing buildings is easy rebuilding ourselves impossible Music Selection: Segovia, Capricho Arabe Oakland 5/13/14 jbm
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 11:56 AM UTC
Return to Homs
Smooth porcelain skin lungs, a vibrant pinkish hue The crux of the problem enamored by the image of her indifferent to the soul of her unflinching in his deconstruction of her a terminal case without restrict he breathes in crisp tainted air exhaling in a roar of satisfaction
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 8:37 AM UTC
Getting To Know You
Touch You cannot lift or load it, over your shoulder, throw it, to best assay its weight - is it ponderous, full of big *** gravitas or a snack, a parfait desert, a haiku delight? You cannot touch it, but it can touch you, It can grasp both your shoulders, shake you from complacency, put its hands upon thy throat, gasp emit, a scream demanded, paint whimsy lines on thy face, from ear to ear. See With yours eyes, by a mere glance, true reveal its length, stanzas multiple or an itty bitty ditty, but this gives no value clue,   Ogden Nash vs. Tennyson, in two minutes make you laugh, in twenty, make you beg, mercy! Smell Some Poe poems do stink, befouled mushrooms in a dank place, some require nerve to read, but your olfactory be ill suited for poetic deconstruction and criticism. Hear Wake you with kisses upon thy face, inject love poems into thy ears, straight to the brain verbal crack ******* yet even the hearing the whisper of words from my lips, is an insufficient, sensorily speaking methodology, of how a poem, to best comprehend How then? If touch, vision, smell and cursory hearing alone can't essence capture, what then, weary reader, is the supposed Laureate's approved analytical tool? Taste Each letter, a morsel in your mouth, Each phrase, a fork full of pleasure, Each stanza, a full fledged member in a tasting menu, Perfect only in conjunction with the preceding flavor, and the one that follows,  and the one that follows. Taste each poem upon thy tongue and then pass it on, you know how.... Each word, whether chewed thoroughly, or lightly placed upon a bud for flavor, needs the careful consideration of your mouth. Feel the light pressure of the tongues tip upon the roof of your mouth and the exalted exhalations of air rushing past thy cheeks as you messenger breath from your chest to be shared with the world, over the poem's interpreter, your tasting lips. *As I lay each word down, a brick by brick edifice construct of mine own design, I am sated, fulfilled only, when with I see your lips move as you savor my words, my taste you share, and we are closer for it.* ***Deaf, dumb and blind, all such travails can be conquered, assailed, but when I cannot, no longer anymore taste my poems upon thy lips, then I breathe no more.***
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 4:22 PM UTC
How to Read a Poem (Hint: Not With Your Eyes)
Touch You cannot lift or load it, over your shoulder, throw it, to best assay its weight - is it ponderous, full of big *** gravitas or a snack, a parfait desert, a haiku delight? You cannot touch it, but it can touch you, It can grasp both your shoulders, shake you from complacency, put its hands upon thy throat, gasp emit, a scream demanded, paint whimsy lines on thy face, from ear to ear. See With yours eyes, by a mere glance, true reveal its length, stanzas multiple or an itty bitty ditty, but this gives no value clue,   Ogden Nash vs. Tennyson, in two minutes make you laugh, in twenty, make you beg, mercy! Smell Some Poe poems do stink, befouled mushrooms in a dank place, some require nerve to read, but your olfactory be ill suited for poetic deconstruction and criticism. Hear Wake you with kisses upon thy face, inject love poems into thy ears, straight to the brain verbal crack ******* yet even the hearing the whisper of words from my lips, is an insufficient, sensorily speaking methodology, of how a poem, to best comprehend How then? If touch, vision, smell and cursory hearing alone can't essence capture, what then, weary reader, is the supposed Laureate's approved analytical tool? Taste Each letter, a morsel in your mouth, Each phrase, a fork full of pleasure, Each stanza, a full fledged member in a tasting menu, Perfect only in conjunction with the preceding flavor, and the one that follows,  and the one that follows. Taste each poem upon thy tongue and then pass it on, you know how.... Each word, whether chewed thoroughly, or lightly placed upon a bud for flavor, needs the careful consideration of your mouth. Feel the light pressure of the tongues tip upon the roof of your mouth and the exalted exhalations of air rushing past thy cheeks as you messenger breath from your chest to be shared with the world, over the poem's interpreter, your tasting lips. *As I lay each word down, a brick by brick edifice construct of mine own design, I am sated, fulfilled only, when with I see your lips move as you savor my words, my taste you share, and we are closer for it.* ***Deaf, dumb and blind, all such travails can be conquered, assailed, but when I cannot, no longer anymore taste my poems upon thy lips, then I breathe no more.***
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It doesn't always Happen. Even though it hardly stays still. Some don't realize its presence Some will never see that it's passed Some seem to have no recollection It's the unbecoming of a star The deconstruction of a song.
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Dec 17, 2022
Dec 17, 2022 at 5:42 AM UTC
Truama
Occasionally, I feel like, I’m being buried by a landslide, So I go into my room and turn off the lights, Play music to drown out my plights. Suddenly, I feel a bubbling, Deep inside my soul. It’s been bottled up, My dam isn’t enough, And I’m about to lose control. The truth is, Sometimes I cry. When I’m tired of bottling it up inside. A deconstruction of pride, Fractured fragments left behind. My dam can’t hold back, The tsunami that’s on the attack. Sometimes, it’s overwhelming, It can feel like I’m drowning, In a pool of sorrow, Of my own making. It’s hard to stop it, So methodic, It keeps on coming back. Pathetic, sympathetic, It’s difficult to control it. Cathartic, ironic, How do people deal with this? The waterworks are a virus, That everyone’s contaminated with. Can’t show weakness, Got to keep a straight face, A mask from the pain. Let the pillow be the bucket for my sorrows. Let the tears dampen the fabric of the case. Let my blankets cool me off, calm me down, And help me change my frown. Sometimes all we need, Is an emotional release. Perhaps, that’s the way, To inner peace.
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Sep 16, 2025
Sep 16, 2025 at 9:42 PM UTC
Sometimes...I Cry
disillusionment. deconstruction. liberation. the breaking of bones. a knife    stabbed me in the back, and i cried, **** you!" a boot    kicked me behind the knees, then pushed my face    into the dirt, and i thrashed    until i could thrash no more. i became sullen. hopeless. bitter. so i climbed into a spaceship and shot through the earth's atmosphere. w   e   i   g   h   t   l   e   s   s liberated i felt beautiful. i could see the whole,   and it made sense. i felt the relativity   of unfocused thoughts the importance of calm   of simple togetherness     pleasure       the pressure of time         the shortening of days and then i fell, plunging to the earth to break my bones. movement made slow   just when the sun shone standing uncomfortable   in fear, in pain. loneliness, but wanting no one (please just leave me alone) i'll live in my fictions i'll grit my teeth through the pain   and keep moving i won't allow tears   until at least one foot is out the door i'll play songs on repeat,   and subsist on cocoa krispies if i want to i'll draw cells and i'll write and i'll write liberated and disillusioned liberated and lonely liberated and in pain liberated and in fear liberated and frustrated liberated in chocolate   liberated in red wine.
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 5:53 PM UTC
news from the liberation front
After reading my first love poem And misunderstanding my first love story Romanticizing your bleak hope I knew I was ****** And in trying to explain this I am left feeling like a schizophrenic Walt Whitman Scrawling poems about your beauty As if love is something you can actually seek outside yourself While inside you there are walls Mine fields Trapdoors leading to deadfalls All to keep you from it I want to stand at the entrance to myself And be baptized in my own sweat From the work of this deconstruction There is heaven and peace in the rubble Blueprints for a home without safeguards A simple place you can rest your head at night This chest Love is not something you seek But you tell that to these hands This pen This mouth Tell these eyes without losing my gaze That it is not hiding somewhere behind you It is not I know this now I know that love is this Your heart is this Your body is this A spare room in a small house You had intented on living alone in And everytime someone comes to your door Know it is always nicer inside And be grateful that someone came to it Let them in with your smile say "I have been expecting you" Then let them leave if that is what they must do They might Just remember to be grateful for their presence Everyone who sought your door Sought it because there is something good there There is always you
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 5:07 PM UTC
Drunk Love Poem #I've Lost Count
Guess I'll be postponing December's reconstructive surgery There's nothing like being delayed from your own burglary It had potential too, well maybe if it wasn't so ruthful I'll still tentatively deem it as successful I started to shed the lingering fatigue I began to think of my completed protocols Triggered the realization I need the reconstruction after all
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Jul 8, 2010
Jul 8, 2010 at 10:05 AM UTC
The Deconstruction Of Reconstructing
American Whiteness the greatest mental illness of all time even before they were diagnosed the world has become safer because the world finally has funded a wall around America a padded room institution where the dissociative disorder can destroy itself and not everyone else in the process the casual crisis is an emergency whiteness the coup d’état is wreaking havoc on the human soul domesticated whiteness riskiest to do business with spilling blood all around the world quarantine the biohazard whiteness on its journey of impunity when my family was most vulnerable to the morbid lust of the mental illness of whiteness we gently genocidally refer to as social construction which is really the deconstruction of the black human and the origins of humanity American American built by the pieces of my family glued and mortared by the blood and sweat spilled from them the most dangerous deconstruction site in the world biological warfare spewing leaking uncontrollably contaminating humanity polluting its evolution at war with symbiosis for the purity of fascism sake a coup d’état called American whiteness which is also been a long untreated dissociative disorder
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Feb 1, 2017
Feb 1, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
cou d’état
When Jacques Derrida's Mother Embraced the concept Of 'wholly other' She loosed her hold on life In the past tense And gave herself up to The 'Metaphysics of Presence'. How I love this new-found euphoria Now there is no more aporia. If only the world would grasp The concept of deconstruction. So she put down her knitting Logged onto the internet And signed up for a course on Basic Moxibustion. Such a great invention This internet But life is even better Without unresolved tension. Oh for a mother To understand her son.
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May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 2:40 PM UTC
Jacques Derrida's Mother
I lay one night under a wan lamp-light Thinking of the pursuit of absolutes. I couldn’t find the needed time To analyze what I wanted to. So - This thinking slowly turned to dreaming And later these few things I did recount, - A vacant view of wasting progress, A reversal of streams to their fount. A deconstruction of action, some cosmic reduction, Some flight of things that mattered. The inexorable picking of lock-step existing- Dreamfields broken. Syntax battered. Then this slowing movement rose To some crest in my mocking mind; And in horror, I met the morrow with new respect for the conceptually refined- For the march of progress, the passion in potential, The power of merely thinking! For in our discourses of absolute forces What could be worse than the erasure of meaning?
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 12:08 AM UTC
Good and Evil
I know now. Redemption hangs in the balance between the fertile crescent and the great pyramids. The Genesis and the deconstruction. The dowsing of the flame and the re-combustion. We're all promised what we won't find. That's why you build up hope and waste your time. Your position as protagonist will have you looking for exceptions, but we're all just clay living in the third dimension. Clocks twirl and sing to remind you to keep doing what you're doing, but you would anyway, so who are they fooling ? They're just as useless as the dollar or the president, or the concept of rules to our residence. And you can't shake the feeling that removing yourself would be best. Though you're probably right, because our stagnant plight is leading to the roots and dirt. (It's clear as day) But no one can stomach this, frightened and ****** so with new ideals or meanings we will flirt. Be free.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:06 AM UTC
Yearn