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i think i once read salvador dalí dreamed of worlds full of divine creatures that fell from the sky like comets falling from the heavens. and in his dreams, these creatures appeared to be different from others. they reflected a new beauty, a new way to see the world.  and although he attempted to create art so that others could see what he saw, many thought that he was a madman.  many thought that he was seeing a world that didn't exist; that couldn't -- but if you see it, who are we to say it doesn't exist; who are we? salvador dalí once claimed to be both an anarchist and a monarchist. i like to believe this is possible...if one believes in a world full of kings. people probably thought dalí was viewing the world through drug-filled eyes, but dock ellis pitched his one and only no-hitter while under the influence of LSD. dalí saw, and created, surrealism because there is no other way to see and create the world. but dock ellis pitched his one and only no-hitter while under the influence of LSD. people probably thought dalí was viewing the world through drug-filled eyes, i like to believe this is possible...if one believes in a world full of kings. salvador dalí once claimed to be both an anarchist and a monarchist. but if you see it, who are we to say it doesn't exist; who are we? that he was seeing a world that didn't exist; that couldn't -- many thought that he was a madman.  many thought to create art so that others could see what he saw, to see the world.  and although he attempted they reflected a new beauty, a new way appeared to be different from others. and in his dreams, these creatures comets falling from the heavens. that fell from the sky like full of divine creatures dreamed of worlds salvador dalí i once read i think
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 11:48 PM UTC
salvia divinorum
i think i once read salvador dalí dreamed of worlds full of divine creatures that fell from the sky like comets falling from the heavens. and in his dreams, these creatures appeared to be different from others. they reflected a new beauty, a new way to see the world.  and although he attempted to create art so that others could see what he saw, many thought that he was a madman.  many thought that he was seeing a world that didn't exist; that couldn't -- but if you see it, who are we to say it doesn't exist; who are we? salvador dalí once claimed to be both an anarchist and a monarchist. i like to believe this is possible...if one believes in a world full of kings. people probably thought dalí was viewing the world through drug-filled eyes, but dock ellis pitched his one and only no-hitter while under the influence of LSD. dalí saw, and created, surrealism because there is no other way to see and create the world. but dock ellis pitched his one and only no-hitter while under the influence of LSD. people probably thought dalí was viewing the world through drug-filled eyes, i like to believe this is possible...if one believes in a world full of kings. salvador dalí once claimed to be both an anarchist and a monarchist. but if you see it, who are we to say it doesn't exist; who are we? that he was seeing a world that didn't exist; that couldn't -- many thought that he was a madman.  many thought to create art so that others could see what he saw, to see the world.  and although he attempted they reflected a new beauty, a new way appeared to be different from others. and in his dreams, these creatures comets falling from the heavens. that fell from the sky like full of divine creatures dreamed of worlds salvador dalí i once read i think
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Inhale the burn, choke and splutter; the walls sway, the roof descends. Pass the vessel and cut the rafters; the chair tilts, the table bends. Exhale the fumes, laugh and mutter; the floor shifts and window melts. Spool back, slow down the pitter-patter of those around; now talking faster. Words whizz past, spill and clutter, then echo round an empty chamber. Retract a thought from lingering over the tongue and through the closing shutters. Rooms disperse and feelings clatter with no impact on soft grey-matter your brain swirls, and body disbands. Through the barrel, **** the hammer; pupils shrink and heartbeats race. Fixated by a bold, young face the grin widens, the wall moves near and bubbles up in yellow blisters wood-chip cheeks and cracking fissures take flight and sober up halfway through the bathroom window.
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 7:33 PM UTC
Divinorum
if i were to be a patriarch of a religion, rather than a random prophet of one, i'd say muhammad is too much a patriarch wanting his children to take revenge rather than a solitary figure of being right, but if i said that, i might say that: well, you want to join my religious ambition, you'd be initiated aged 21, inhaling the sage of the diviners (salvia divinorum), suffered a brain haemorrhage and continued... not the **** easy sprinkle of baptismal water on your babe forehead... no you'd be dead... don't bother... esp. with your heart broken by the one who lied to you about its effects being akin to l.c.d. beneficial by an ex russian girlfriend... it's not about starting a new religion, it's about one enduring... aged 21... surviving a brain haemorrhage and heartbreak when lied to by a friend... survive that... you become a friend... but don't bother... as i've attested 9 years later with a poem like this one; too much ridicule from christians asserting a perfect society they constructed worthy of an export to places where despotism actually works... because there aren't enough people wanting to be pyramidally showing their identity of goo goo dolls... among the shouts of american head charge's rock 'n' roll ****** of patti smith.
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Feb 12, 2016
Feb 12, 2016 at 7:08 PM UTC
sober poem poem no. 1.99
*in salvia divinorum in sage in palo santo and in prayers in copal and frankincense in sweeps of the air in magical passes in hours of concentration in mindless arithmetic in mental gymnastics in solitary confinement in long stretches of time in short walks and long talks in cafes and picnics in the park i hear your voice and see your face i speak traces of your eloquence and revisit all your names deaf as a hummingbird in spaces of the heart i am a colibri and will surely find my art*
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Feb 28, 2017
Feb 28, 2017 at 9:32 AM UTC
colibri
Meshed into the cosmic fodder. Torn and strewn; universal lard. Maybe this is dying... Oh hi, Moirai! This pendulating plane, circumambulating understanding. An existential game, I didn't know how to play. Went back for round two, Just to test the subjectivity. At first I was astounded By the sheer volume of mystery. You crushed, you pulled, You played me for a fool. All the while, mocking me Like some bully at school. Oh hi, Moirai! No need to hide or disguise. My eyes are open wide, now. I'll no longer try to slide out. Ever since I stepped into this Buffer between the gross and divine. Nothing has been the same (lol). I walk the middle line.
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Aug 23, 2016
Aug 23, 2016 at 1:28 PM UTC
Divinorum