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My mind was pulsing with endless subtly shaded descriptors and shockwave verbs, when a pop-up alert flashed red and yellow and blue… YOU HAVE ONLY 9 WORDS LEFT ! ACT NOW !!! YOUR LIFETIME ALLOTMENT IS 20,000,000,010 WRITTEN WORDS, AND.........YOU HAVE USED 20,000,000,001. ACT NOW OR LOSE YOUR RIGHT TO WRITE FOREVER! BUT WAIT !!!!!!    COMPLETE THE SIMPLE FORM BELOW IN THE NEXT 60 SECONDS AND WE’LL DOUBLE YOU TO 40 BILLION MORE. IMAGINE ALL THE SHIMMERING ADJECTIVES, THICK NOUNS, CLEVER ADVERBS AND PITHY PRONOUNS YOU WILL HAVE!!!!!!!!! Panicking, I clicked on the form and furiously typed … William Shakespeare 10 Henley Street Village South Statford Upon . . . . . .
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 7:29 AM UTC
9 WORDS LEFT
Stored up enough, but the energy now takes on its own purpose. If only I could draw; I'd create picture books on exactly what the ending looks like. Rough sketches left collecting for many months, before I ever once thought of putting color to them. The why, would be as mind trancing as tracing catch phrases into the many levels of dust accumulated. I'd write something so cliché, like, "With this oily finger I remove the collection of time." or, "With this flesh ensconced utensil, I cut through time." I'll think myself so clever, that I'd forget where I left off, and distract myself again with writing. A small recluse emotion of mine objects viciously, but my attention to every words incentive laced meaning would leave the visual to again rest unchanged, not colored. So's the plight of one who likes to think himself an artist. There's that scandalous narcissist again just waiting to ****** you up, reminding you just how beautiful your words are, and how small in intellect those who don't get it are. Upon that shelf your pictures sit. I can only write as a narrator, because our "philosopher," "philanthropist of word volley, our genius of word play," is once again too caught up in the descriptors to finish the real picture. Not that this idea will stand the test of time, but I do believe more writers will commit suicide, selfishly of course. Oh, the tragedy, the malady of writing so enigmatically that no one gets your "deep soul." While upon that shelf, within a fiber of your overrun writer's ego, there's a drawing begging to be finished, colored, maybe even shared. But just where does it reside? Did the alternate you place it in plain sight, simply so it wouldn't be found? If it's too early it just can't be worth it, can it? He'll have to learn to put down the pen, rid himself of the whiteout, the erasers, set up an easel, squeeze out some paint, and realize there are other mediums where there aren't mistakes, misinterpretations. Only perfect imagery through wispy wrist, sweeping arm, no words, images are now your letter blocks to construct with. Brushes, and all manners of paint your pen. Stop being so foolish "Writer man," if your ego clings too sharply to words, simply remind it, "This could be another pen name." "...I love that idea, what would it be?" "Narcissist Ugly." "So caught up, I forget I'm tethered to nothing, but doubt."
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 1:38 PM UTC
"A Recluse Part of All of Us"
Stored up enough, but the energy now takes on its own purpose. If only I could draw; I'd create picture books on exactly what the ending looks like. Rough sketches left collecting for many months, before I ever once thought of putting color to them. The why, would be as mind trancing as tracing catch phrases into the many levels of dust accumulated. I'd write something so cliché, like, "With this oily finger I remove the collection of time." or, "With this flesh ensconced utensil, I cut through time." I'll think myself so clever, that I'd forget where I left off, and distract myself again with writing. A small recluse emotion of mine objects viciously, but my attention to every words incentive laced meaning would leave the visual to again rest unchanged, not colored. So's the plight of one who likes to think himself an artist. There's that scandalous narcissist again just waiting to ****** you up, reminding you just how beautiful your words are, and how small in intellect those who don't get it are. Upon that shelf your pictures sit. I can only write as a narrator, because our "philosopher," "philanthropist of word volley, our genius of word play," is once again too caught up in the descriptors to finish the real picture. Not that this idea will stand the test of time, but I do believe more writers will commit suicide, selfishly of course. Oh, the tragedy, the malady of writing so enigmatically that no one gets your "deep soul." While upon that shelf, within a fiber of your overrun writer's ego, there's a drawing begging to be finished, colored, maybe even shared. But just where does it reside? Did the alternate you place it in plain sight, simply so it wouldn't be found? If it's too early it just can't be worth it, can it? He'll have to learn to put down the pen, rid himself of the whiteout, the erasers, set up an easel, squeeze out some paint, and realize there are other mediums where there aren't mistakes, misinterpretations. Only perfect imagery through wispy wrist, sweeping arm, no words, images are now your letter blocks to construct with. Brushes, and all manners of paint your pen. Stop being so foolish "Writer man," if your ego clings too sharply to words, simply remind it, "This could be another pen name." "...I love that idea, what would it be?" "Narcissist Ugly." "So caught up, I forget I'm tethered to nothing, but doubt."
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I leafed through the DSM this morning diagnosing every ******* person in my life incessent character flaws, maladaptive responses that ache in my mind, and shatter my "normal" expectancies of human behavior In all of the descriptors "has a strong desire to be the center of attention" "is often inappropriately provocative or sexually seductive" "Exhibits odd or eccentrive appearance/behavior" "Seeks excitement and stiumulation, often acting on impulse" the only person I could really diagnose was me your therapist
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 4:29 PM UTC
Your therapist is crazy
I hear the world is full of pain, Flooding, terror, acid rain; Music, theatre, laughs and art, Whiskey, coffee, beer and darts, Rainbows, glaciers, hiking trails; Rare Pepes and EPIC FAILs, Overwatch and Pokemon Go; Donald Trump and Bernie Bros; Dreams, and Drugs, and Rock n' Roll, Dharma, Love, and the eternal soul, The Holy Quran and the Higgs boson Tajwid in Geneva, QFT in Tehran. Yet day by day I sit and type Edit, grep, compile, pipe All that a system smoothly might run Ashes to Ashes, Zero to One ''' npm install; grunt &; restart nginx docker run -d me/interests; pkill sleep; pkill *** nice 14 nutrition; rm /etc/cron.daily/exercise pkill -STOP judgment; scp foodler:'**/{burger,fries}' ~ ''' It's rather ironic that this metal you see, Seems quite a better multitasker than me Whereas It stops its world to switch one task for others My open descriptors always overflow my buffers Whereas it take new patches with a simple 'apt-get' My resolve for upgrades I quite often forget And when its health checks fail, we regrow the ASG But my self won't reboot. et memento mori.
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Aug 6, 2016
Aug 6, 2016 at 8:35 PM UTC
a sysadmin's lament
Is this a power hierarchy? Does our dueling footwork Convince us to Lock into some sort of Competitive symmetry, Twisting into your Mashed potato minefield with Doo *** , doo dad laden Dancing shoes? Gimme your Electronic sympathy, baby, Infiltrate the airwaves with Piercing eye contact and Tremourous finger tip brushes. Is my informality coming through? Have I communicated with Unlocked elbows and Megaphone ears that not only My body but universe Lives here and in you? Orient yourself to me, I task while asking you to Take off your straight jacket and Stay a while. Unlock your Pandora 's box so your Monsters can meet mine, Mirrored in different shades of Shock and shame, operating under Varied hues of the same name. Lean into me, let your Shoulders slender and shimmy to a Tenderizing touch, the Objects under your skin collapsing To the 4/4 timed battle Between form and perception. The ingestion of the Metaphor is the message, and The tongue regards a tune Differently than a taste. Face symmetrical, nostrils work, The blooming waste of consumption Centered on the top right corner of Your cheekbones. I can't help but grab the Slight upswing in the tone Of your voice and spin it around; Let's swing, darling. I'd like to take your descriptors On a date to the dance floor. How long can we keep this up until meaning has waltzed out the door?
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 1:19 PM UTC
power/control
My Woman, My Partner we need today it seems identifiers moreover, as we slice, dissect, and categorize the W’s of our individual experience, by defining ourselves as pieces of categories Today, woke with this title-to-be-poem in my head, My Woman, My Partner I like particular, individuating descriptors that distinguish rather than categorize, summary’s that capture the roomy broad and small strokes, the subtleties of capturing~ encompassing an image total, and yet intuitively tasting and comprehending the depths and flavoring of our totality, a combinatory humanity my choice was My Woman, which was comprehensive and distinguished, yet upon consultation with said person, for pre-authorization approval, it was returned to me with an engine-heart additive, that was both a word that denotes a binding, ties, equality, and takes it to another, even ever highest level, *this essay on how I came to title this poem, well, is the poem in its entirety, it is the process, the point, the summary and the minutiae of all I wished to convey.* Sunday Aug 13 8:03 AM
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Aug 13, 2023
Aug 13, 2023 at 8:11 AM UTC
My Woman, My Partner
Sleepless nights I dream of things that seems to be, initially fantasies of a boy These dreams tend to focus me on what I want and who I am Role models and mentors help to shape who you see so casually So casual I seem to be but my mind races frantically Suave and cool are not my descriptors although my shell tends to be That shell hides me from view to show a more likeable me But hides the true me Behind a wall of ********
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Jan 20, 2012
Jan 20, 2012 at 5:17 AM UTC
A Wall
You move like a snake silently, smoothly, along soft and from morning dew wet grass. I found your shed skin beside the lake, a trace, a mark to follow already drunk of your sweet fragrance. There you wait for me on the edge of the woods but your are a chameleon: every tree, leaf, whisper of air says your name, hide you, then expose you in twister and I’m in trance, exhausted of search. I lean my body on the nearest birch to rest, your alertness to test. And there you come, gorgeous in all your beauty to ****** me with flickering fiery licks of the tongue that glides over my skin, biting my chin. I shed my dress, with sky’s bless Love and Earth, Eden in birth of our desire endless and restless. Lake ripples, burbles in sweet aches of waves upon the gravy shore. I wake up. I see your peaceful face resting beside mine. You are a dream of the realm unseen. There are no descriptors to describe my adore. I bend to kiss you and hurry to pick up the clothes from the floor.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 5:28 AM UTC
A dream of Eden in birth
I am not a poet. I have read many poems. Beautiful, touching, Clever and meaningful. I don't use lovely analogies Or powerful descriptors. I write lists. Clear, concise ideas. I don't leave space For the reader's interpretations. No open wandering paths For them to meander along. Everything is clearly defined. With passages precisely laid out To direst the reader to EXACTLY what is being said. Sometimes when a poem wafts into my head It is more poetic. But then as I put pent to paper Only the skeleton remains. Even this poem Had a better feel in my head. Yet another thing to feel Inadequate about. I am not trying to wallow In self-pity (yet again). I am just not a poet. I would like to know what I am.
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 6:40 AM UTC
I am not a Poet
early morn (5:00am) scanning, scrolling, unrehearsed searching and the question appears in a “loves that got away” column, *(why do all these descriptors start eith S, I think I know!)* and off on another self-effacing, investigative determination, a mental biopsy of another hopeless cause, that results in poems too long though the body and mind are rested, with six hours of uninterrupted sleep, and volumes of dreams, the quest bags a burr in the bed, (yes, rhymes with head) but n o t h i n g pops in with a grin, and a bell ring, stating presumptuously, why that’s me and the fault failure fear in me engorges this  really distresses, with & in a deep sense of awful, how can I not recall this momentous illustrative precious precision proof of why life is worth living, and worser still, don’t I get to choose, isn't this an interrogatory, suitable for a pre-provided Multiple Choice Answer? a pause to collect myself from a falling into a hole of nefarious negativity spiraling, *suddenly recalling so many kind and gentle touching brushes of your comments re my poetry, which provoked warm tears* ^***and one more tine, poetry has saved a life***^ 5:37am Saturday 2-15-25
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Feb 15, 2025
Feb 15, 2025 at 5:47 AM UTC
What’s the kindest thing anyone has ever said to you?
fidelity, understanding empathy, caring unconditionally failing descriptors of life's most sought feeling reason, felt as purpose for existence—love time spent seeking, sadness at depriving either youthful bliss or aged wisdom emotion's hold unconstrained by seniority consuming our hopes and dreams those which drive drawn breath found true amongst family in peer only seldom never a nation, only the few love guiding all, the key to a perfect civilization to create a people of programmed emotion woven strands DNA's complex beauty reduced to binary code's rigidity heartstring circuit wiring free will replaced by java script exception not soul but operating system's disaffection mechanical allegiance an imperfect love found in robotic adherence fealty unfettered good intention forced subjection creation resultant a society hollow in perfection an empty hull of truth love lacking substance, fictitious in merit absent the tribulation the moon by which the sun's effect strengthened loyalty absolute the greater plan stalwart and without grievance love free of expectation a golden emotion impossible to automate true love organic by nature fluid in its implementation dynamic and unpredictable to understand the value of light a man must lose himself in the night a hard road to learn the better way by the world's cold we might know a Kingly castle's warmth the answer to evil's allowance free will to choose our citizenship a nation whose flag represents the most excellent way meaningless without choice left led by our own feeble perception too oft to misunderstand His intention a perfect love made perfect by imperfection
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 5:15 PM UTC
Mechanical Allegiance
fidelity, understanding empathy, caring unconditionally failing descriptors of life's most sought feeling reason, felt as purpose for existence—love time spent seeking, sadness at depriving either youthful bliss or aged wisdom emotion's hold unconstrained by seniority consuming our hopes and dreams those which drive drawn breath found true amongst family in peer only seldom never a nation, only the few love guiding all, the key to a perfect civilization to create a people of programmed emotion woven strands DNA's complex beauty reduced to binary code's rigidity heartstring circuit wiring free will replaced by java script exception not soul but operating system's disaffection mechanical allegiance an imperfect love found in robotic adherence fealty unfettered good intention forced subjection creation resultant a society hollow in perfection an empty hull of truth love lacking substance, fictitious in merit absent the tribulation the moon by which the sun's effect strengthened loyalty absolute the greater plan stalwart and without grievance love free of expectation a golden emotion impossible to automate true love organic by nature fluid in its implementation dynamic and unpredictable to understand the value of light a man must lose himself in the night a hard road to learn the better way by the world's cold we might know a Kingly castle's warmth the answer to evil's allowance free will to choose our citizenship a nation whose flag represents the most excellent way meaningless without choice left led by our own feeble perception too oft to misunderstand His intention a perfect love made perfect by imperfection
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I picked up my blue and red, beaten up copy of Merriam- Webster and flipped to page 328 where the word “racism” was. How nice it would be to take an eraser and remove this word from every copy, every edition, every page 328 of every Merriam- Webster’s dictionary. Would the word go away if I could do that? Would the conservation of ink that would no longer be needed somehow help to permanently delete this word from the minds of the world as well? I’d like to think eliminating this word from print would make it go away, but we all know that just because something isn’t pressed into the delicate fibers of sheets upon sheets of paper doesn’t mean that it still isn’t out there, engrained into the part of our brains that picks up vocabulary the way an infant learns how to speak. Words like racism live on inside the minds of people, not just on paper. The more we say the word aloud, let our tongues create the formation that’s necessary to produce the sound that is a product from this combination of vowels and consonants, the more we make it real. If one person can remove it from their speech, and urge one more person to follow their lead, perhaps over time the word- and the act- can be gone completely. But it takes more than just not saying “racism” and it’s various forms, it takes consciously stopping yourself from using any color as a description of someone. Why does it have to be a black man? Why does someone have to a white woman? Remove the word racism from your mouth and it’ll fade from your brain; remove descriptors from a person and they’re no longer a depiction, they’re just a person. Just a man. Just a woman. Just a human being living, breathing, and sharing this land that we all call home.
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
Color
I picked up my blue and red, beaten up copy of Merriam- Webster and flipped to page 328 where the word “racism” was. How nice it would be to take an eraser and remove this word from every copy, every edition, every page 328 of every Merriam- Webster’s dictionary. Would the word go away if I could do that? Would the conservation of ink that would no longer be needed somehow help to permanently delete this word from the minds of the world as well? I’d like to think eliminating this word from print would make it go away, but we all know that just because something isn’t pressed into the delicate fibers of sheets upon sheets of paper doesn’t mean that it still isn’t out there, engrained into the part of our brains that picks up vocabulary the way an infant learns how to speak. Words like racism live on inside the minds of people, not just on paper. The more we say the word aloud, let our tongues create the formation that’s necessary to produce the sound that is a product from this combination of vowels and consonants, the more we make it real. If one person can remove it from their speech, and urge one more person to follow their lead, perhaps over time the word- and the act- can be gone completely. But it takes more than just not saying “racism” and it’s various forms, it takes consciously stopping yourself from using any color as a description of someone. Why does it have to be a black man? Why does someone have to a white woman? Remove the word racism from your mouth and it’ll fade from your brain; remove descriptors from a person and they’re no longer a depiction, they’re just a person. Just a man. Just a woman. Just a human being living, breathing, and sharing this land that we all call home.
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you are all bouncing elbows and awkward knees with crinkly eyes and imperfect teeth , gelled up hair and turned in toes yet you have shot me like an arrow from your bow ; its easy to admit though it seems out of place- you are the Sun in the Spring as it warms on my face
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Jul 26, 2017
Jul 26, 2017 at 11:42 PM UTC
Descriptors
Peak experiences are now Flashes of allusions; The universality thing, But not spiritual or metaphysical, The minute and grand have equality, Or none are equal. The tree is free from adjectives, A birdsong nest is superfluous. Nest will suffice. When I hear your name We are together again. I can't pass a hedge Without  remembering the push, The old gap; It's the push. There's the poem. The push. Each thought a particle, All particles experiences. Try it now. No descriptors. Eyes. Airplane. Clouds.      (but the story continues): Airplane. Sunshine. Kiss.      (there's the peak) Each word a peak experience.
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
Peak Experiences
time spent, not wasted, out of doors tasted some experiences priceless, are better away from anything wireless on any sunny day, a light breeze plays, with the leaves, all for one and one for all it is a free-for-fall until ... you take a wee one for a walk in the woods, on a path, over a bridge and along a stream. What a dreamy day it was, the crunch of leaves under- foot, the oooohs and aaaaahs, and various descriptors, in a language I long forgot, that of a fifteen month old pink coated naturalist, who points with fingers or her fist, who squats down to study the million leaves in reach, looking for the one that needs the most help or a kiss to feel better, God, You sure make beautiful weather and a passing grade on granddaughters! (said with tongue and cheek as she can touch more leaves than I can take away....) Up hill and down, by the creek and away, up by the hairy animals that make her say, woof-woof in mockery as they guard the yard with the chain ink fence then finally we turn for home where every pole and tree within in reach has to be touched like it has the magical powers of a garden gnome (let me guess, you have never heard that before) the wind and rush of traffic at our back as we spent the walk, not wasting any time, for she will never be this young again. Nor will I.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 12:05 AM UTC
Young Again
A need that twists cabled and gripping To be needed. A war between "I shouldn'ts" and "but I have tos" Where am I in all of this? The identity of a woman with ten thousand strong hearts and breaths All of it deflated by another Who appears to need oxygen MORE Need need need Kneed Kneed Kneed until I'm contorted into a better reflection of yourself. Unrecognizable am I I look like the surface of correspondence Here I am! Always. I am The soul mate to your dreams and descriptors and hurt and tears and all that you've ever wanted to change in your life. And you'll swear on all that you stand for that we are closer than anyone you've ever known But if you were to recite one fact about me The room would be quiet and empty. A need to be needed.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 11:40 PM UTC
The Co-Dependent
Isn't it easy to write during these times, And difficult to write on these times, Without ripping off figurative comparisons. I want to use wasteland But I'd be the one compared, And that won't work. That's not my intent. Besides, Townsend and T.S. worked it. There are the platinum choices Like Satan, Lucifer, or Legionnaire. But Milton has his scent all over these, And the Bible invented them. Those times. These times. Apocalypse, or any version thereof, Would surely bring Brando to mind, And Kurtz's heart of darkness. There are inspiring descriptors like, Cataclysm, devastation and destruction. Well-represented in cinema Since Birth of a Nation. Now there's irony. As much as Holocaust would be perfect to plagiarize, I, nor anyone else, should ever attempt, (And it would be a vain glory attempt at best) To use this singular word In an analogy for anything, ever again. Ever! Unless absolutely necessary. Unless someone we know gets stupid. Then more stupid. Then stupider. Then most stupid. And finally, Not with a whimper, but a bang. I falter. Not exactly plagiarism is it? Shouldn't be repeated either.
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Mar 28, 2018
Mar 28, 2018 at 10:44 AM UTC
I'm Not a Willing Plagiarist
In this world we come in contact with many people But there are some With the artistry of language There is a kind of humor that only a wordsmith articulates A kind of intimacy that only a metaphor can tell A type of eroticism that the presence of its descriptors Elicit transcendent flames And the absence of its poetry leaves it ordinary And there is something about those people who live instinctively Knowing that their choice of words can Capture an experience Encompass an emotion Bring it to life and let it fascinate And those people are my starlight My still night and moon Those people are my sunlight My energy and ocean They breathe me Feed me Surge through me And identify me And I am drawn to them By something bigger than myself, inevitably, we see into one another Understanding the life within the bonding Is wordless But would not exist otherwise.
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 6:55 AM UTC
You Are Such people
Did you ever ask how long it takes to write you out of every verse and all the lines and pages crumpled in the wastebin and beads in your hair and lips drawn like mannequins and some unsavory sounds muffled and escaping under the door Tap tap slap with accent and headache and eyeroll while matching shirts stain in the same exact places and the low powerhouse hum hovers somewhere between C and D flat while beachy melody traipses over mutual bored expressions Everything is borrowed, have you ever built anything with your hands? Why so soft and exhausted, you ***** Why don't you stand and fight back? Unknown monsters disappear into shadows and thick smoke leaving a trail of tired descriptors and false intention
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 7:36 PM UTC
The most that you can offer
Starved glutton Hopeful pessimist Cognizant ignoramus Overeducated fool I am a roiling sea of paradoxes
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Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 9:48 AM UTC
Descriptors
I will speak interms of confusing metaphors and allegorical descriptors for You will never know what I mean, and I will never know what I mean, all You and I will ever know is what is said Beyond that thou art which is not Who I am and what I am is anybody's guess, Where I am is in poetry, when I am is poetry How and why I am is a poet. an artist chosen by this art A puppet of words that string me along, That dangle my reflection on the scene. and What's this scene? The dream of this stage, an age to redeem this day, this momentary cage of sound and phonetics, playing on the morphemes, that sort these informants into proteins that fire the works of this neural chemistry. A cosmic tapestry... And I've lost the plot of this pointless exercise in passing the time as I pass this chime down to the last rhyme. With no point but a line, a single continuous line that's only sometimes audible. With no beginning and no end but always a middle. A halfway mark between now and then Half and half all the way to infinity, Trapped in this trinity plus one. The subject, the object and the verb plus all the fillers in between, Adding the jective into obviously obnoxious obstancy. Abstracting words from subtracting the colors of birds... Man I really don't know when to stop. Nor does he, when he spots the plot that keeps the inserting eye from searching the skys to admiring this fly. Zipping in and out of space, never able to pin it down between his chopsticks. So maybe I should stop this Right here, left now and take flight, Tata bye.
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Oct 21, 2020
Oct 21, 2020 at 12:13 PM UTC
Allegorical Descriptors
I will speak interms of confusing metaphors and allegorical descriptors for You will never know what I mean, and I will never know what I mean, all You and I will ever know is what is said Beyond that thou art which is not Who I am and what I am is anybody's guess, Where I am is in poetry, when I am is poetry How and why I am is a poet. an artist chosen by this art A puppet of words that string me along, That dangle my reflection on the scene. and What's this scene? The dream of this stage, an age to redeem this day, this momentary cage of sound and phonetics, playing on the morphemes, that sort these informants into proteins that fire the works of this neural chemistry. A cosmic tapestry... And I've lost the plot of this pointless exercise in passing the time as I pass this chime down to the last rhyme. With no point but a line, a single continuous line that's only sometimes audible. With no beginning and no end but always a middle. A halfway mark between now and then Half and half all the way to infinity, Trapped in this trinity plus one. The subject, the object and the verb plus all the fillers in between, Adding the jective into obviously obnoxious obstancy. Abstracting words from subtracting the colors of birds... Man I really don't know when to stop. Nor does he, when he spots the plot that keeps the inserting eye from searching the skys to admiring this fly. Zipping in and out of space, never able to pin it down between his chopsticks. So maybe I should stop this Right here, left now and take flight, Tata bye.
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All descriptors And ideas of self Fade like the days spent walking Down the path of possibly And time Time lasts just as surely As it waits for no man named me Hence why Is the question which I ask myself Must I try and be When I've already become
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May 29, 2019
May 29, 2019 at 6:35 PM UTC
Self Argument