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WHERE suns chase suns in rhythmic dance, Where seeds are springing from the dust, Where mind sways mind with spirit-glance, High court is held, and law is just. No hill alone, a sovereign bar; Through space the fiery sparks are whirled That draw and cling, and shape a star, - That burn and cool, and form a world Whose hidden forces hear a voice That leads them by a perfect plan: 'Obey,' it cries, 'with steadfast choice, Law shall complete what law began. 'Refuse, - behold the broken arc, The sky of all its stars despoiled; The new germ smothered in the dark, The snow-pure soul with sin assailed.' The voice still saith, 'While atoms weave Both world and soul for utmost joy, Who sins must suffer, - no reprieve; The law that quickens must destroy.'
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Aeropagus
14th Feb 2014 They are all around us,  within, without, above, behind and before us; Fanning the flames of the famous, the wealthy and fortunate with secret agendas and infamous fame of their own. I throw a stone send it crashing through houses of glass; I see their comings and goings in the Grove of Bohemia; drinkers and liars; role-playing fraternity fools. There are rules. It takes more than just peeing at trees to be properly manly; secrecy more than life is at stake when the fodder is human, throw off your cares to the punitive furnace of hate. Such ill-fate that begets our world leaders, hatched out of a tangible darkness; parasitic, calamitous, venomous world-gobbling evil Mammon, devourer of souls, will preside at the feast. And the Beast, Fourth Beast of Daniel, squats at the head of the table, fabled for pitiless torture of souls in transgression, slavers and gloats over innocence lost and despoiled.
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Feb 14, 2014
Feb 14, 2014 at 11:07 AM UTC
Illuminati Diabolus
On the sidewalk standing in the rain the old man is a wounded dove. Longish white hair: wet feathers grounded in a storm. The rain is heavy and repeats itself, like buckets of water thrown out of windows. The old man stands there holding a memory or a wish. Under the streetlight his wet hair glistens like tinfoil. The downpour is a creature that’s eating him up. Darkness projects from a deserted apartment building. The ground floor windows and doors are boarded, nailed shut. It appears dead, like an old disease, or stripped, like a despoiled tomb. Its bricks cracked and crumbled, wooden casings dry rotted and helpless. Painted in bold red across the boarded front entrance, a graffiti-message: Girls Rule. Looking back at the old man, he stands the way a king stands alone when doubting himself. Dark crawls around him. The old man stares at the building. He is motionless, in memory. Rain gallops over him. Inside the warmth of a café, my steaming coffee. Outside, the streets are laundered clean of everyone except for the old man who stares at the apartment building. Time has grown over his face and body, has grown over the broken down building. Now the rain is as heavy as mucus and with his tiny body the old man shuffles away into the dark and gradually disappears like a casket being covered with earth. _______________________________________ from my sixth book-length manuscript ©dah / dahlusion 2014 / 2015 all rights reserved "In Streetlight, His Wet Hair" was first published in 'Switch (the difference) Anthology' from 'Kind Of A Hurricane Press'
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 2:53 PM UTC
In Streetlight, His Wet Hair
On the sidewalk standing in the rain the old man is a wounded dove. Longish white hair: wet feathers grounded in a storm. The rain is heavy and repeats itself, like buckets of water thrown out of windows. The old man stands there holding a memory or a wish. Under the streetlight his wet hair glistens like tinfoil. The downpour is a creature that’s eating him up. Darkness projects from a deserted apartment building. The ground floor windows and doors are boarded, nailed shut. It appears dead, like an old disease, or stripped, like a despoiled tomb. Its bricks cracked and crumbled, wooden casings dry rotted and helpless. Painted in bold red across the boarded front entrance, a graffiti-message: Girls Rule. Looking back at the old man, he stands the way a king stands alone when doubting himself. Dark crawls around him. The old man stares at the building. He is motionless, in memory. Rain gallops over him. Inside the warmth of a café, my steaming coffee. Outside, the streets are laundered clean of everyone except for the old man who stares at the apartment building. Time has grown over his face and body, has grown over the broken down building. Now the rain is as heavy as mucus and with his tiny body the old man shuffles away into the dark and gradually disappears like a casket being covered with earth. _______________________________________ from my sixth book-length manuscript ©dah / dahlusion 2014 / 2015 all rights reserved "In Streetlight, His Wet Hair" was first published in 'Switch (the difference) Anthology' from 'Kind Of A Hurricane Press'
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Oft have we trod the vales of Castaly And heard sweet notes of sylvan music blown From antique reeds to common folk unknown: And often launched our bark upon that sea Which the nine Muses hold in empery, And ploughed free furrows through the wave and foam, Nor spread reluctant sail for more safe home Till we had freighted well our argosy. Of which despoiled treasures these remain, Sordello’s passion, and the honeyed line Of young Endymion, lordly Tamburlaine Driving his pampered jades, and more than these, The seven-fold vision of the Florentine, And grave-browed Milton’s solemn harmonies.
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Amor Intellectualis
She was in a panic; her husband was dead, while the fear of dread had filled her head. The local creditor wanted to enslave her sons; she desired to keep her family from being undone. She observed the seriousness of her situation and sought the prophet for an inspired solution. In their meeting, Elisha asked about her resources, to determine a course of action, for him to endorse. “With my spouse gone, my finances have been despoiled; all that is left, is but a small container of oil.” “Listen carefully my sister, and I’ll instruct you with the needed wisdom, for your divine break-through. Seek out your neighbors, for many, empty pots and jars; be diligent in your search, with friends, near and far. Once you have completed your first task of collection, lock yourselves inside, with the jars in your possession. Then take your original vial of olive oil and begin to pour, filling each, empty vessel, behind the safety of your door. For once you start, you will see the blessings of God flow, according to your level of faith, His grace He will bestow.” One at a time, she filled a cleaned vessel and set it aside; when she was finished, her and her family were teary-eyed. Upon further instruction, she sold the oil, paid her debts, and was thankful, that their future needs were… completely met. . . . Author Notes: Loosely based on: 2 Kings 4:1-7 Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://amzn.to/1ffo9YZ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2013, All rights reserved.
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 10:47 AM UTC
Poem: Nothing, But Olive Oil
She was in a panic; her husband was dead, while the fear of dread had filled her head. The local creditor wanted to enslave her sons; she desired to keep her family from being undone. She observed the seriousness of her situation and sought the prophet for an inspired solution. In their meeting, Elisha asked about her resources, to determine a course of action, for him to endorse. “With my spouse gone, my finances have been despoiled; all that is left, is but a small container of oil.” “Listen carefully my sister, and I’ll instruct you with the needed wisdom, for your divine break-through. Seek out your neighbors, for many, empty pots and jars; be diligent in your search, with friends, near and far. Once you have completed your first task of collection, lock yourselves inside, with the jars in your possession. Then take your original vial of olive oil and begin to pour, filling each, empty vessel, behind the safety of your door. For once you start, you will see the blessings of God flow, according to your level of faith, His grace He will bestow.” One at a time, she filled a cleaned vessel and set it aside; when she was finished, her and her family were teary-eyed. Upon further instruction, she sold the oil, paid her debts, and was thankful, that their future needs were… completely met. . . . Author Notes: Loosely based on: 2 Kings 4:1-7 Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://amzn.to/1ffo9YZ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2013, All rights reserved.
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Cadaverous crotchety gouged out eyes. Scalped trite and malnourished minds. Where am I? What has this land become? My vessel is gutted galled and splayed out upon the enflamed remains of our democracy. I try to embody the equanimity peaceful   qualities of the lulling Gandhi characters before me... But **** I am angry, jolted and saturated in shock in fear. Being an advocate for the people so dismissively marginalized, is what brings substance to my life. I look into the eyes of my mirthful clients and future students, my heart winces. How did I allow this to happen to you?   A man who so boastfully incinerates and debased the citizens of our land with his farcical vitriol, is no man at all but merely an unsightly shrew, cozily cosseted in his world of soot and pooh. The bosky gorgeous land we inhabit sobs in noxious fright. To be despoiled and berated as some "natural right" splintered and tainted to allow the green cash river flow into the dubious maw of the man with no dignity to show. A man who preens such a degenerated mindset is only aptest to a society in shambles. Our global haimish home yearns for the equilibrium from which it was born. In such a seeded tumultuous time my heart is seeped in reverberating sorrow. Let your love and purity coat your vessel, do not let this barbaric man permeate your soul. Hold steadfast to the testament of our land True revolution is budded from a web of genuine connection, not devise brandished weapons. Don't shroud yourself in misery, break free and be prepared to encite love with your authenticity.
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 1:57 AM UTC
Love trumps hate
Cadaverous crotchety gouged out eyes. Scalped trite and malnourished minds. Where am I? What has this land become? My vessel is gutted galled and splayed out upon the enflamed remains of our democracy. I try to embody the equanimity peaceful   qualities of the lulling Gandhi characters before me... But **** I am angry, jolted and saturated in shock in fear. Being an advocate for the people so dismissively marginalized, is what brings substance to my life. I look into the eyes of my mirthful clients and future students, my heart winces. How did I allow this to happen to you?   A man who so boastfully incinerates and debased the citizens of our land with his farcical vitriol, is no man at all but merely an unsightly shrew, cozily cosseted in his world of soot and pooh. The bosky gorgeous land we inhabit sobs in noxious fright. To be despoiled and berated as some "natural right" splintered and tainted to allow the green cash river flow into the dubious maw of the man with no dignity to show. A man who preens such a degenerated mindset is only aptest to a society in shambles. Our global haimish home yearns for the equilibrium from which it was born. In such a seeded tumultuous time my heart is seeped in reverberating sorrow. Let your love and purity coat your vessel, do not let this barbaric man permeate your soul. Hold steadfast to the testament of our land True revolution is budded from a web of genuine connection, not devise brandished weapons. Don't shroud yourself in misery, break free and be prepared to encite love with your authenticity.
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‘The time has come,’ he heard them say Outside his tiny cell, ‘Go in and get the beast to pray To save his soul from Hell.’ The Priest then walked up to the bars And stated his intent, ‘Will you confess at last, my son? Will you, at last, repent?’ ‘The only thing that I repent,’ The prisoner said at last, While staring at the Priestly face At length, through double glass, ‘Is how your justice operates, Your Judge sits on his bench, Determines guilt before the trial And brooks no argument.’ ‘You have been tried by twelve and true Your jurors had their say, Condemned you as a murderer Before they walked away.’ ‘They would have found me innocent Had he not been precise, And sent them back to change their view, Not only once, but twice.’ ‘The law’s the law,’ the Priest replied, ‘The verdict said it’s you, You had your day in court, and now You’ll have to pay your due.’ ‘I’m innocent,’ the prisoner said, ‘I swear it before God!’ ‘Take not his name in vain, my son, It’s time to reck his rod.’ ‘Your God is just an ornament To keep us fools in check, If he were real, he’d swoop on down And break the Judge’s neck. The only God is in my heart And he knows everything, He welcomes us, the innocent, Hypocrisy is sin.’ ‘You risk your soul,’ the priest replied, ‘So hold your tongue in check, For soon it will be silenced as The rope, it breaks your neck.’ ‘How many Nuns have you despoiled, How many children died, How many now lie buried, spread Across the countryside?’ ‘You hide behind your surplice, and Your cassock and your gown, You say you represent him, but In fact, you put him down. You tie us up with ritual And steal our Peter’s Pence, Then hide your sins by making all The laity repent.’ ‘I’ve had enough,’ the Priest replied, Then turned and stepped aside, The gaolers tied his hands and feet And shuffled him outside, They dragged him to the gallows and Put on the dreaded hood, But still he called, ‘Repent yourself, Oh Priest! You know you should!’ It barely took a minute for The rope and then the drop, And then just twenty seconds for His beating heart to stop, The Priest’s thin hands had trembled As he walked out in the cold, And prayed, not for the prisoner, But for his own poor soul. His sins lay heavy on him as He walked up to the nave, Then knelt before the altar asking God, his soul to save, But God was strangely silent And the Priest had felt like dross, The morning saw him hanging From the altar’s Holy Cross. David Lewis Paget
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
The Priest that said Repent!
‘The time has come,’ he heard them say Outside his tiny cell, ‘Go in and get the beast to pray To save his soul from Hell.’ The Priest then walked up to the bars And stated his intent, ‘Will you confess at last, my son? Will you, at last, repent?’ ‘The only thing that I repent,’ The prisoner said at last, While staring at the Priestly face At length, through double glass, ‘Is how your justice operates, Your Judge sits on his bench, Determines guilt before the trial And brooks no argument.’ ‘You have been tried by twelve and true Your jurors had their say, Condemned you as a murderer Before they walked away.’ ‘They would have found me innocent Had he not been precise, And sent them back to change their view, Not only once, but twice.’ ‘The law’s the law,’ the Priest replied, ‘The verdict said it’s you, You had your day in court, and now You’ll have to pay your due.’ ‘I’m innocent,’ the prisoner said, ‘I swear it before God!’ ‘Take not his name in vain, my son, It’s time to reck his rod.’ ‘Your God is just an ornament To keep us fools in check, If he were real, he’d swoop on down And break the Judge’s neck. The only God is in my heart And he knows everything, He welcomes us, the innocent, Hypocrisy is sin.’ ‘You risk your soul,’ the priest replied, ‘So hold your tongue in check, For soon it will be silenced as The rope, it breaks your neck.’ ‘How many Nuns have you despoiled, How many children died, How many now lie buried, spread Across the countryside?’ ‘You hide behind your surplice, and Your cassock and your gown, You say you represent him, but In fact, you put him down. You tie us up with ritual And steal our Peter’s Pence, Then hide your sins by making all The laity repent.’ ‘I’ve had enough,’ the Priest replied, Then turned and stepped aside, The gaolers tied his hands and feet And shuffled him outside, They dragged him to the gallows and Put on the dreaded hood, But still he called, ‘Repent yourself, Oh Priest! You know you should!’ It barely took a minute for The rope and then the drop, And then just twenty seconds for His beating heart to stop, The Priest’s thin hands had trembled As he walked out in the cold, And prayed, not for the prisoner, But for his own poor soul. His sins lay heavy on him as He walked up to the nave, Then knelt before the altar asking God, his soul to save, But God was strangely silent And the Priest had felt like dross, The morning saw him hanging From the altar’s Holy Cross. David Lewis Paget
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I'll never forget those despairing eyes the very last time ours met Washed away as my love was drained but that's not why her cheeks were wet She knew it could not be the same, she knew our time had passed On her lips, another's name, despoiled I stood aghast How could a love so sweet ruin so quick What was once thought everlasting, die without being sick How could she be so reckless with a kinship deemed so hallow Burdened with the weight of love on shoulders far too narrow I begged her to share her woes, alas her tongue held fast I bargained with a currency of joyous days gone past Her mind was set, where plentiful lakes of passion once sprung from her heart Lay a baron desolate wasteland, two extremes, poles apart I had to close my eyes and curse the stars above I couldn't watch her wash away in a flash flood of my love.
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 10:35 AM UTC
The Dam Has Burst
up on Boot Hill the sun sets early the soaked anguish of grieving mothers swaddled in twilight's vestments mourn the death of another murdered child we roll our eyes and speak in tongues tiny prayers incant RIP these reflexive bits, our shattered votives litter city boulevards on each solemn street corner new alters of desecration are erected then despoiled with the wasted wax of misspent novenas our extended families are bloodlines of fear spawning prostrate men tattooed with multicolored pain who refuse to cover body marks bespeaking epic tales of sorrow, divisions countless separations also marking righteous reasons of seething resentments eager to settle accounts sweet vendettas clever ambushes carefully deliberated for generations by discordant clans believing in malice exalting guns shared loss is our common affliction uniting everyone in envelopes of sadness becoming live Dear John letters bearing news of dearly departed loves atop the coffins of dead children votives pile high with scrawled eulogies of fevered graffiti solemnly pledging “gonna make someone suffer gonna even the score never forget you RIP” and we all die looking stupid as hell lamenting love don’t rest in peace hearing it scream from the grave witnessing the hallowed earth churning with revulsion accepting the bitter ashes of another dead child for the love of you is your funeral march love don’t RIP it stalks the tomb of indifference it mourns the ambivalence of its devaluation it haunts the day dreams of what could have been it restlessly flits among the playgrounds of our minds cluttering the rooms of our homes with grief up on Boot Hill we clasp the small hands protruding from shallow graves groping to find a graceful sleep for love don’t rest in peace Stevie Wonder: Love Is In Need of Love Today Written to honor Love Appreciation Day jbm Oakland 1/19/13
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 5:45 PM UTC
Love Don't Rest In Peace
up on Boot Hill the sun sets early the soaked anguish of grieving mothers swaddled in twilight's vestments mourn the death of another murdered child we roll our eyes and speak in tongues tiny prayers incant RIP these reflexive bits, our shattered votives litter city boulevards on each solemn street corner new alters of desecration are erected then despoiled with the wasted wax of misspent novenas our extended families are bloodlines of fear spawning prostrate men tattooed with multicolored pain who refuse to cover body marks bespeaking epic tales of sorrow, divisions countless separations also marking righteous reasons of seething resentments eager to settle accounts sweet vendettas clever ambushes carefully deliberated for generations by discordant clans believing in malice exalting guns shared loss is our common affliction uniting everyone in envelopes of sadness becoming live Dear John letters bearing news of dearly departed loves atop the coffins of dead children votives pile high with scrawled eulogies of fevered graffiti solemnly pledging “gonna make someone suffer gonna even the score never forget you RIP” and we all die looking stupid as hell lamenting love don’t rest in peace hearing it scream from the grave witnessing the hallowed earth churning with revulsion accepting the bitter ashes of another dead child for the love of you is your funeral march love don’t RIP it stalks the tomb of indifference it mourns the ambivalence of its devaluation it haunts the day dreams of what could have been it restlessly flits among the playgrounds of our minds cluttering the rooms of our homes with grief up on Boot Hill we clasp the small hands protruding from shallow graves groping to find a graceful sleep for love don’t rest in peace Stevie Wonder: Love Is In Need of Love Today Written to honor Love Appreciation Day jbm Oakland 1/19/13
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“Through me you pass into the city of woe: Through me you pass into eternal pain” - Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy Clawing at the cages of this most abdominal confine, The twisted pulp of bitterness and confusion screams. Upstairs lies consumed, engulfed in the comfort of self-obsession, Whilst the walls shake and collapse with the splendour of Jericho passed. The corruption of the temple is absolute. Though, the officiousness of the disguise is haunting; None put forth to rid this virus of the domain- For it is allowed to fester. Curious be the work of the Despoiled. Just as Lucifer: son of the morning, We are misguided into the obsession of control; For there is none to hurl us into this accursed damnation Except for the selves.
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 3:44 AM UTC
Antithesis
403 The Winters are so short— I’m hardly justified In sending all the Birds away— And moving into Pod— Myself—for scarcely settled— The Phoebes have begun— And then—it’s time to strike my Tent— And open House—again— It’s mostly, interruptions— My Summer—is despoiled— Because there was a Winter—once— And al the Cattle—starved— And so there was a Deluge— And swept the World away— But Ararat’s a Legend—now— And no one credits Noah—
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The Winters are so short
Aloof you stand, aloof, alone High moral ground you make your throne, So sacrosanct as one to be Despoiled by pride's hypocrisy. Above the fray that hostile stare Entrenched, assured to show the care That others err whilst you yourself Preen with sanctimonious wealth. Aloof you stand, aloof, alone Enshrouded destitute, poor crone. © 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Apr 12, 2012
Apr 12, 2012 at 5:04 AM UTC
The Isolate
Embedded in the crease of streets Lies litter from this wasteland world. Grandiosity of trees despoiled by plastic bags Shredded to a baleful wind-whipped bunting. Cans and bottles glint in summer sun. Their quenching duty done, they figure In a losing landscape, tinged by neglect. Dog-eared gutters crouch against the kerbs, Lusting for a sluice of cleansing rain. At least the leaves all lavished beauty once, To cast a vibrant coloured throw Across a calloused landscape Through the gnarl of tarmac And turgid, timeless traffic.
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Jan 30, 2010
Jan 30, 2010 at 10:55 PM UTC
Litterati
There are fears I can't stand for when there are reasons to get out from under them We cast stones and hide the hand for there are chances To find we're doing too well Lying to ourselves wanting it all here and now complaining about frustration but so afraid of existencially change Scared of the truth we don't want to know, carrying our heavy brains along that feel so full and despoiled the same So high and dry once roots pull us deeper we're too fooled and stuck But eyes start whining shouting out loud We pretend to care of our mistreated spirit but it's left alone fixing us spilling visions of good things bigger and closer than they really were somehow kept in mind by heart because being made of love we're meant to see and feel and be who we really are.
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Dec 5, 2016
Dec 5, 2016 at 1:59 PM UTC
Pretend
I have torn myself to Guam and back in search of the why
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 4:44 PM UTC
Despoiled.
Fallen Warriors. Like so many fallen warriors They lay scattered all around A heaviness hung within the air The forest was devoid of all sound Who would mourn their passing? Would anyone actually care? On seeing the devastation Of a forest despoiled and laid bare I mourned their passing I cried and cried and cried Quite unable to comprehend Why so many trees had died The guardians of the forest Were beside themselves with woe The Dryads lay down with their fallen trees They had no place left to go No care was taken over felling They just hacked and sawed without thought My forest would never be the same again, alas And it was my very favourite haunt I salute you, fallen warriors Though several years have now past by For the memory of that awful day Will remain with me 'til I die. © Dragonborne 21st April 2015
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 3:13 PM UTC
Fallen Warriors
In Old French language songs and extensions ("False and happy joke") and a "incredulous" ('If I do not err on defense') (UK) IPA (key) / Dɪpờeɪv / ****** - SAP (this is the third To easily navigate, contact with their friend) (transitive) network (not) above; worst and worse; the rules of the related related issues to the need. Completion (difference) is almost immediately. (Enterprises) or soccer either by mistake or ****** immorality. "Higher body, Nothing changed. Pervy were || (not least) compacted normophilic job assignment   (which can finally be completed) impossible to succeed in the past past with false heights about pasties; Angel Club's prophet is there with pencil ||| that we will never be known for political change; The cult of declamatory sleep; In the garden of the removal at the outset of the end of the strippers with Roman matron roots; about the guns, || the lights | are turning to celebrating staying in the language || language of natural; Strength, and culture of the despoiled, He wrote of the powers of the bridewoman's Chickens for birth to some of the funerals is no peace, what is the same, with its pleasant odor enough to the police,         that's the Einstein face, the brush began to feel understood                         but he did not move through the song of the muses,     Maecenas and the coastlands, the grains of grain; Nature is a flame of fire set in a hold of victory over a few overly made up models is falling and they will stand in vain perfect, **** the eggs of the living Chinese, for the shadows of the city, room, and many people are fools gathered and the collection of broken tubes of yellow is extracted from her girlfriend, leaving the six bookmarks quite famous;                The whitening of               | their white glow loves yeast; The teachings of the original sucker's knee and the ankles of the first thief
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Oct 16, 2018
Oct 16, 2018 at 4:51 AM UTC
| | Prometheus' normophilic job assignment | |
In Old French language songs and extensions ("False and happy joke") and a "incredulous" ('If I do not err on defense') (UK) IPA (key) / Dɪpờeɪv / ****** - SAP (this is the third To easily navigate, contact with their friend) (transitive) network (not) above; worst and worse; the rules of the related related issues to the need. Completion (difference) is almost immediately. (Enterprises) or soccer either by mistake or ****** immorality. "Higher body, Nothing changed. Pervy were || (not least) compacted normophilic job assignment   (which can finally be completed) impossible to succeed in the past past with false heights about pasties; Angel Club's prophet is there with pencil ||| that we will never be known for political change; The cult of declamatory sleep; In the garden of the removal at the outset of the end of the strippers with Roman matron roots; about the guns, || the lights | are turning to celebrating staying in the language || language of natural; Strength, and culture of the despoiled, He wrote of the powers of the bridewoman's Chickens for birth to some of the funerals is no peace, what is the same, with its pleasant odor enough to the police,         that's the Einstein face, the brush began to feel understood                         but he did not move through the song of the muses,     Maecenas and the coastlands, the grains of grain; Nature is a flame of fire set in a hold of victory over a few overly made up models is falling and they will stand in vain perfect, **** the eggs of the living Chinese, for the shadows of the city, room, and many people are fools gathered and the collection of broken tubes of yellow is extracted from her girlfriend, leaving the six bookmarks quite famous;                The whitening of               | their white glow loves yeast; The teachings of the original sucker's knee and the ankles of the first thief
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In my life I've dealt with grief. Deaths of family, friendships and innocence. Still I'd hoped that life and time would make up, become friends and chime a tolling bell of peace. Thought ruins dreams. There is inside us a black so dark we become a void. Why try searching for the light? The light has gone aground. Mankind has ***** this fruitful earth, despoiled its beauty and its worth. Money means more than humanity. Desecration of this fair planet and its inhabitants justified by the men in suits. News is just a propaganda tool, it makes a mockery and a fool of us. We line up for bargains, forgetting the unfed We lie to ourselves that good still exists. Where? When even religion becomes contentious. Guns, bombs, hate, greed, ****** of the innocents, who among us opened the seventh seal? The Seventh Seal was it opened by blood mixed with oil on the altar of greed? If so, it wasn't done in my name.
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 8:08 PM UTC
Lament
OLMEDO Cortés, I have a new, but nagging, fear. I sense the premonition of a time When you might be corrupted by the taint Of evils lying latent in our task, That vice, which our assignment permeates, Will tempt resolve to heinous compromise. CORTÉS Our mission is implicit in its vice, In evils ineradicably steeped, And our grand charge requires that we submit To its contamination and decay. A man who would embrace the human lot, To do so, must consent to be a sinner. OLMEDO Blood has been shed- For what? Lives squandered- Why? You, having tripped in sin’s attractive trap, To thus, in fragrant snares so feebly flail, Through frail and flagrant failings such a way, How can you say to me you are contrite? CORTÉS But father, mercy with my malice mingles. These dicey circumstances find me now In both a ruthless and reluctant role. What seems intolerable of this plight Is that it simply will not be reduced To trite antitheses of right and wrong. My conscience both opposes and demands A rouse to action. Enter AGUILAR, ALVARADO, MALINALLI, and a Mayan Girl. AGUILAR Captain, by your will, These endless battles have despoiled your foe, Who offer you these slave girls as a bribe. The terrorized Chontal surrender now. They will be baptized, and befriend our king, Provided that we leave their country soon. CORTÉS Easy to break that promise once we’re gone. Tell them we shall release all Mayan soil, And nomadize into the unknown North. Exit Aguilar. Here, Alvarado, [indicates girl] guide her to your tent. We’ll see what use for this one we can find. Exit all but Malinalli. MALINALLI Now, silly Malinalli, drop your sights, You pretty poppet for these bearded frights.
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 7:23 PM UTC
The Floral War 2:6:73-109
OLMEDO Cortés, I have a new, but nagging, fear. I sense the premonition of a time When you might be corrupted by the taint Of evils lying latent in our task, That vice, which our assignment permeates, Will tempt resolve to heinous compromise. CORTÉS Our mission is implicit in its vice, In evils ineradicably steeped, And our grand charge requires that we submit To its contamination and decay. A man who would embrace the human lot, To do so, must consent to be a sinner. OLMEDO Blood has been shed- For what? Lives squandered- Why? You, having tripped in sin’s attractive trap, To thus, in fragrant snares so feebly flail, Through frail and flagrant failings such a way, How can you say to me you are contrite? CORTÉS But father, mercy with my malice mingles. These dicey circumstances find me now In both a ruthless and reluctant role. What seems intolerable of this plight Is that it simply will not be reduced To trite antitheses of right and wrong. My conscience both opposes and demands A rouse to action. Enter AGUILAR, ALVARADO, MALINALLI, and a Mayan Girl. AGUILAR Captain, by your will, These endless battles have despoiled your foe, Who offer you these slave girls as a bribe. The terrorized Chontal surrender now. They will be baptized, and befriend our king, Provided that we leave their country soon. CORTÉS Easy to break that promise once we’re gone. Tell them we shall release all Mayan soil, And nomadize into the unknown North. Exit Aguilar. Here, Alvarado, [indicates girl] guide her to your tent. We’ll see what use for this one we can find. Exit all but Malinalli. MALINALLI Now, silly Malinalli, drop your sights, You pretty poppet for these bearded frights.
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a convulsive shaking of the head a tremble ; it's no trouble and i've slipped this disarray shrugged off the character ; an avatar i've maintained for a dedicated period a return to The Cunning quake the sleeper agent and unburden the actor a return to Cunning the weight is clipped and the pouch rises to the surface geesing the code the dog program : click the assignment into a bleedable port quake the sleeper and unburden the act charge up joy for the task ahead start cleaning the toys of the trade   re load the literature retrain your physical form ; blessed with muscular memory and a breathing plan the domestic ailments of the house are striped and packed into the guest bedroom the body hair is shaved to minimum the workplace is given a sick call then all the tech is despoiled and the signal singed out no more Mr. civilian snuffed the soldier with unmarred purpose is gratefully reattached to physical function and mental manner the soldier makes channels of the streets tags favoured places ****** in relished corners puts out an advertisement a secretion seeking to rejoin his staff of instigation
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Nov 16, 2019
Nov 16, 2019 at 1:21 PM UTC
Snuffed
Why speak when words become weak, And in-unique, forever alone and meek? Because all you want is in the darkness, So hear my lesson and mark this. Happiness will never meet you, and your prince will never seek you. You will die unknowing, from your heart with blood flowing.   Beating and pumping, all of your life into nothing, You'll be a stain on the soil, to the dust and the rain despoiled.
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Apr 30, 2013
Apr 30, 2013 at 11:06 AM UTC
The Wind Calling For Me
Oh Kushite muses, open wide my lips Regardless whether blood or honey drips, To speak against the backwardness of those Who progress, light, and liberty oppose. To clarify a theme of clannish wrong While nomads move the camel-herds along. Animal husbandry takes on new meaning: Their brides sewn shut; their pasturelands are greening; Sheba’s daughters cheated of their pleasure, Despoiled through painful plunder of their treasure. Filthy blade in hand, the crone bears witness. The girl in terror, clueless, cut, then clitless. As if this weren’t enough, infibulation Ensures the bridegroom’s ****** ********** The honeymoon brings every husband joy: Reopening the wrapping on his toy. Where knife or horse-whip place their gentle kiss, there Kushite swains deliver nights of bliss. And nine moons later, motherhood, grown mild, is opened yet again by blade for child. From Kush to Punt, on Afric’s burning horn, Sadistic ways cause modern minds to mourn. We wonder how this barbary was born . . . Many Bantus, and Ishmaelites as well consign their birth-machines to living hell. Explain to me how Satan sold this rite to those who dwell in bio-sexual night? Veiled in flesh, her godhead cast aside Subjected to some herdsman’s wounded pride . . . Let Kush and Punt, their glory days recall; Their daughters drink the wormwood and the gall. Old scars, reopened, threaten to infect What multi-culti feminists protect. (*But no one ought to talk about such things because of all the prejudice it brings*.)
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Apr 10, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 at 5:23 PM UTC
Animal Husbandry: Inhuman Rites
Oh Kushite muses, open wide my lips Regardless whether blood or honey drips, To speak against the backwardness of those Who progress, light, and liberty oppose. To clarify a theme of clannish wrong While nomads move the camel-herds along. Animal husbandry takes on new meaning: Their brides sewn shut; their pasturelands are greening; Sheba’s daughters cheated of their pleasure, Despoiled through painful plunder of their treasure. Filthy blade in hand, the crone bears witness. The girl in terror, clueless, cut, then clitless. As if this weren’t enough, infibulation Ensures the bridegroom’s ****** ********** The honeymoon brings every husband joy: Reopening the wrapping on his toy. Where knife or horse-whip place their gentle kiss, there Kushite swains deliver nights of bliss. And nine moons later, motherhood, grown mild, is opened yet again by blade for child. From Kush to Punt, on Afric’s burning horn, Sadistic ways cause modern minds to mourn. We wonder how this barbary was born . . . Many Bantus, and Ishmaelites as well consign their birth-machines to living hell. Explain to me how Satan sold this rite to those who dwell in bio-sexual night? Veiled in flesh, her godhead cast aside Subjected to some herdsman’s wounded pride . . . Let Kush and Punt, their glory days recall; Their daughters drink the wormwood and the gall. Old scars, reopened, threaten to infect What multi-culti feminists protect. (*But no one ought to talk about such things because of all the prejudice it brings*.)
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Corporate world transformation ambition New definition in team composition Once human agents now robot cognition Enter the post-human workforce transition Efficiency skyrockets Low people, high profits   Delivery, optimized Retailers, digitized Dialogue, personalized Despite hefty savings in stress leave and tissues The droid revolution is riddled with issues Compassionless robots corrode Human relations are slowed People speak less Smile less Trust less… Science boffins add humanoid humour and vulnerability augments compatibility within hybrid social systems Sentiment sub-routines avoid awkwardness and tame transitions Androids are made more like humans People-only is ended Social systems are blended Human feelings transcended Workforce entry amended Now proficient production is intermittently interrupted by androids leaking feelings Patched up too many times Spare parts are sparse Units are on their non-figurative last legs, arms, and heads Management resists re-investment in the replaceable, robotic working class Sad androids stand stranded, disbanded, drab-handed, slam-hanged and harangued, despoiled and destroyed… To delegate feelings to mechanoid beings Is fast guaranteeing the absence of meaning To swap warm emotion for chilly devotion brings human implosion and moral erosion Closed system, no weak points All software, no souls Is almost as useless as sieves with no holes Or icing, no cake For every mistake ends with a correction through error detection Inspection, reflection And causal connection That causes protection and growing conviction that this is a fiction, which feeds a new faction for human affection… The commerce machine is for people, however, One person alone can be wrong, but together The networks of pet-quirks and step-shirks and blunders Make slipping and lapsing and rending asunder No wonder the funders are foible-free hunters To engineer-out human error The fewer the humans the better But work is a meaningful human endeavour
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 10:43 PM UTC
Conversational commerce revolution
Corporate world transformation ambition New definition in team composition Once human agents now robot cognition Enter the post-human workforce transition Efficiency skyrockets Low people, high profits   Delivery, optimized Retailers, digitized Dialogue, personalized Despite hefty savings in stress leave and tissues The droid revolution is riddled with issues Compassionless robots corrode Human relations are slowed People speak less Smile less Trust less… Science boffins add humanoid humour and vulnerability augments compatibility within hybrid social systems Sentiment sub-routines avoid awkwardness and tame transitions Androids are made more like humans People-only is ended Social systems are blended Human feelings transcended Workforce entry amended Now proficient production is intermittently interrupted by androids leaking feelings Patched up too many times Spare parts are sparse Units are on their non-figurative last legs, arms, and heads Management resists re-investment in the replaceable, robotic working class Sad androids stand stranded, disbanded, drab-handed, slam-hanged and harangued, despoiled and destroyed… To delegate feelings to mechanoid beings Is fast guaranteeing the absence of meaning To swap warm emotion for chilly devotion brings human implosion and moral erosion Closed system, no weak points All software, no souls Is almost as useless as sieves with no holes Or icing, no cake For every mistake ends with a correction through error detection Inspection, reflection And causal connection That causes protection and growing conviction that this is a fiction, which feeds a new faction for human affection… The commerce machine is for people, however, One person alone can be wrong, but together The networks of pet-quirks and step-shirks and blunders Make slipping and lapsing and rending asunder No wonder the funders are foible-free hunters To engineer-out human error The fewer the humans the better But work is a meaningful human endeavour
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