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"domains" poems
Her lips constant at the utterance Of sweet and serene words filled With adoration, praising him, He who made endless hearts do cartwheels and somersaults Of multiple, millions nigh and far their hearts loving As long as he’s living Nonetheless, changing courses Of history was what she excelled One glance, one encounter turned Her lips managing to do none but stutter To his shielded heart no one managed to flutter His deer like eyes observing With admiration, eyes sparkling every look, crook, nook Of her smile that shook The worlds and heavens Devout in his heart and mind His earth's plates shifting His massive planets orbiting He witnessed it all in one being The gravity of the universe on her Shoulders heavy from responsibility The heavens challenging her capability Her hardships conveyed as she blinked their dilated orbs communicating language barriers unstoppable To what her eyes held He understood his needs To care, to cherish, to love, Feeling his heart pumping blood Faster, quicker than light Travelling the dark domains Undiscovered, just like her soul That he felt the need to explore As his heart finally fluttered
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 2:46 AM UTC
Fluttering hearts
The heart works for the hard work, beating constantly as targets are acquired. Shots fired, money wired and payments aplenty. Contacts signed, terms and conditions defined, it could take time, but the ***** rolling. Touch base as we reach for the stars, customers in charge, their business is ours. We roll monthly, comfortably in our own domains, renew them annually again as the pattern remains the same. Some days, it's a struggle to get out of the pit, feeling burnout, lack energy for my daily workout. The wage ain't great but the dividends could add up to millions. Some are cynical but I won't listen to those opinions. I treat my staff as people not minions. No need for incidents were a team of individuals. Passionate and driven creatures, hidden features and secret keepers. Let's get money and lets get paid, Theres a million ways we can earn more than the minimum wage. Let's raise the bar, the city is ours and the worlds not too far away... Dream tomorrow and live today.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 8:19 AM UTC
Labor omnia vincit
Viking chiefs Valhalla bound, at death, were not interred I've found. On a fire ship they 'd place their chief and cremate him per their belief. Was it an obsequious grief that gave rise to this strange belief? For seafaring folk it scarce seems mete to lose a captain, then burn the fleet. With Dragon heads fixed fore and aft Those ships brought terror, sword and shaft. Irish Monks would think its fine to burn one to the water line. The ship of death was burning bright as it sank within the fjord that night carrying the Viking chiefs cremains to his Viking gods' domains. Was it conspicuous consumption that drove the Vikings to this junction? Perhaps after a life , ****** and gory, they craved going out in a blaze of glory.
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 8:17 AM UTC
Fiery Dragon
IT runs fluid between us and around Rigid boxes can no longer contain it the colour scale varies today what is red is green anyway The water in your eyes swirls like it does in mine It drops out of the corners into our veins ice seas leave unleading tracks into treasured coves in our domains. Its a touch of a finger tip and not what they talk about in song that pulled me into the air that you breathed out IT bursts and falls from trees causing electric storms of desire chasing the internal fires that give us courage to dance in the thunder. *Him and Her Pulled towards both axis*
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Jul 2, 2015
Jul 2, 2015 at 6:05 AM UTC
Sexuality
From the sea I bring you it's treasure's my love the bounty I have is from Neptune's shallow domains with his blessing I have a purse full of pearls I will endeavour to find a merchant skilled and he will make this adornment for me proclaiming my undying love for you I am your humble servant with a purse full of pearls to put around your slender neck I have held all your letters to my heart wishing year after year we would meet again not just as lovers, but the best of friends For I have travelled far and wide with salt winds in my eyes to give you a purse full of pearls By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 7:42 PM UTC
A Purse Full Of Pearls
Well, Gypsy Guy would rather die than hunker down in chains, be ridden south with bit in mouth, or heed the hold of reins. The ruling lot are in a spot, the boss man he complains: “The gypsies’ soul, I can’t control, my patience wears and wanes; they will not cede to common greed, which conquers far domains and furtive spies and news that lies have barely baked their brains. “But in the court of last resort the final fix remains: in boxcar bins with violins we’ll freight them out in trains (should one ask why, a quick reply: ‘It’s that which God ordains!’), and in the bogs, they’ll die like dogs, and everybody gains.”
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 3:06 PM UTC
Gypsy Guy
take me to that shadowed place past all the songs and tales untold for none can ever see a trace in domains dark where souls are sold chill thoughts in solemn darkness tread outside the sun’s beguiling spell through barrens deep in mortal dread of endless night and frozen hell my voice lies mute in lifeless cold where twilit lands may hide my face beyond my youth and dreams of gold conceal my wretched fall from grace with stone and star I now will dwell and grieve alone for words unsaid leave bone and dust my fate to tell weep silent tears that must be shed
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Feb 6, 2023
Feb 6, 2023 at 10:35 PM UTC
Stygian
when that hopefully ecofriendly R.I.P becomes my final home whether bios urn or spirit seed or any trendy tree from corpse to copse, from dust to leaves or better than a crematorial commode --for fresher air and fuel for brighter flames transplanted into other selves redressed in mushroom spore-suit seeded with the genes of generations hence and past, piercing veils to fruit above again, a mycophile to the last-- i will have lived with growth in mind, that firm amorphous ground opining green to kindly live and die in kind foment another view, encompass monumental evanesce supernal tablets branching neo-dolmen ethernexusnets beyond the r00ts barking technoshaman psychic rings about a fiberoptic rosey, perhaps a sappier refrain for finer silica domains to sing along and echo Dryads doting long ago, in threaded tones the make-remaking fold of earthenborn rekindled kin of stars decided to invent to cater otherworldly themes
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
dreamgraveforestbirthhomesong
personification and retreat I am here like I am here like I am or have been here overridden and steadfast folded like wideswept domains I broke walls I count splinters I pack light and swing heels I am broken most of the time and I kind of like it it’s easy to construct socket set memories a forest of meaning sprouting up defining swan songs and their resonant structures crawl down the valley all sweet and serene
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Feb 16, 2014
Feb 16, 2014 at 11:18 PM UTC
repeater
"The highest [theoretical physics] models are extremely general in their domains of application and, because of their generality, give little insight into actual behavior." ~Stephen Omohundro : Because humans think both linearly and non-linearly there can be no ultimate pattern of mathematics equations.
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Jun 9, 2021
Jun 9, 2021 at 2:23 AM UTC
Too General
I would argue that what is happening here isn’t the crushing of creativity but the addition of knowledge. As people get more knowledgeable they are better able to evaluate their ideas and sift out the ones that won’t work. Looking at the quantity of ideas for the use of a paperclip tells you nothing about creativity but the quality of the ideas might. If we want pupils to be good at problem solving we need to give them a lot of knowledge with which to solve problems. There is no generic problem solving short cut we can use. The problem solving skills of “I need to put up a bookcase but have lost the instructions” is very different from the problem solving skills of “We need to resolve the conflict in the Middle East.” I we spent less time trying to find these short cuts we might have a lot fewer wonky bookcases and a little more chance of peace. I can’t speak for all subjects and contexts but in secondary school geography we are constantly problem solving. It is what Geographers do but each problem needs a wide body of very specific knowledge. We look at how they would solve the problem of the UK’s energy mix, how they would improve housing in informal settlements and yes, even how to solve the problems in the Middle East (if someone without a knowledge of catchment hydrology tries to pontificate on the issue I wouldn’t give them the time of day). The same applies to “creativity”. The ability to create is an important and wonderful thing. Music, art and drama should play a full and important part in the curriculum but they aren’t about teaching something as generic as “creativity”. They are about teaching the skills to allow you to be creative in that particular domain. Learning to express your creativity in art is unlikely to help you pick up the trombone and learning how to write is unlikely to make your interpretive dance any less awkward. If you think that these things can be taught as stand alone generic skills (I assume you there is a 54% chance you are) then please do send me a lesson plan because I would love to see how it is done. Conclusion I think the term “21st century skills” is a nonsense. The generic skills that people will need in this century will be the same as they have needed in all of them because they are the things that make us human. I don’t think they can be taught in isolation. I don’t think we get better at “problem solving” by solving problems in different domains or better at “creativity” in one domain by practicing another. Schools play a role in preparing children for the future and that role is to ensure they leave us as knowledgeable and well informed adults.
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Aug 26, 2019
Aug 26, 2019 at 1:05 PM UTC
Untitled
I would argue that what is happening here isn’t the crushing of creativity but the addition of knowledge. As people get more knowledgeable they are better able to evaluate their ideas and sift out the ones that won’t work. Looking at the quantity of ideas for the use of a paperclip tells you nothing about creativity but the quality of the ideas might. If we want pupils to be good at problem solving we need to give them a lot of knowledge with which to solve problems. There is no generic problem solving short cut we can use. The problem solving skills of “I need to put up a bookcase but have lost the instructions” is very different from the problem solving skills of “We need to resolve the conflict in the Middle East.” I we spent less time trying to find these short cuts we might have a lot fewer wonky bookcases and a little more chance of peace. I can’t speak for all subjects and contexts but in secondary school geography we are constantly problem solving. It is what Geographers do but each problem needs a wide body of very specific knowledge. We look at how they would solve the problem of the UK’s energy mix, how they would improve housing in informal settlements and yes, even how to solve the problems in the Middle East (if someone without a knowledge of catchment hydrology tries to pontificate on the issue I wouldn’t give them the time of day). The same applies to “creativity”. The ability to create is an important and wonderful thing. Music, art and drama should play a full and important part in the curriculum but they aren’t about teaching something as generic as “creativity”. They are about teaching the skills to allow you to be creative in that particular domain. Learning to express your creativity in art is unlikely to help you pick up the trombone and learning how to write is unlikely to make your interpretive dance any less awkward. If you think that these things can be taught as stand alone generic skills (I assume you there is a 54% chance you are) then please do send me a lesson plan because I would love to see how it is done. Conclusion I think the term “21st century skills” is a nonsense. The generic skills that people will need in this century will be the same as they have needed in all of them because they are the things that make us human. I don’t think they can be taught in isolation. I don’t think we get better at “problem solving” by solving problems in different domains or better at “creativity” in one domain by practicing another. Schools play a role in preparing children for the future and that role is to ensure they leave us as knowledgeable and well informed adults.
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In Ocean’s wide domains, Half buried in the sands, Lie skeletons in chains, With shackled feet and hands. Beyond the fall of dews, Deeper than plummet lies, Float ships, with all their crews, No more to sink nor rise. There the black Slave-ship swims, Freighted with human forms, Whose fettered, fleshless limbs Are not the sport of storms. These are the bones of Slaves; They gleam from the abyss; They cry, from yawning waves, “We are the Witnesses!” Within Earth’s wide domains Are markets for men’s lives; Their necks are galled with chains, Their wrists are cramped with gyves. Dead bodies, that the kite In deserts makes its prey; Murders, that with affright Scare school-boys from their play! All evil thoughts and deeds; Anger, and lust, and pride; The foulest, rankest weeds, That choke Life’s groaning tide! These are the woes of Slaves; They glare from the abyss; They cry, from unknown graves, “We are the Witnesses!”
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The Witnesses
Walking a lonely road, stepping over the dry leaves; Waiting for the sunset, to leave me alone with my thoughts; Observing the reality is not simple, but feeling it is even harder; This always follow a change, when u feel theory in real; For every stand u took, for every right u did; For every step you took back, for every voice that was suppressed; A laughing comment may be the reason, or a smile or a ignorance; Good’s became good joke, deeds became dramas; Prophets preach love everyone, reality ends in loving ourselves; No sorry no thanks, rude a person becomes without acknowledgements; Follow your heart, stop taking free advices, ironical part we do; Edison said 'value in disaster, start all over again', how hard it is to do; Ideal is a word that has no practical example; Even Mahatma Gandhi was only close to ideal; Resistor to transistor, ideal behaviour has bookish domains; And what a irony, even great of greatest are running towards this misconception; Fooling someone is an upcoming talent; Your last laugh, was it on a ***** act or someone loss??; Listening advice is a harder job than firing suggestions; Selfish is a attribute necessary to adopt; Opening book on a regular day sometimes become crime; Everyone pretends to be last day hero; Hardly one dares to take a stand, for someone unknown, for public benefit; Forgetting, one could be in same place; Here conscience becomes a vital part; Doing what it allows, or changing it accordingly; Does varying conscience have a value? Choice enters in play; Choice to be what you should be or what you are accepted to be;
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Oct 20, 2010
Oct 20, 2010 at 9:46 PM UTC
Reality
Walking a lonely road, stepping over the dry leaves; Waiting for the sunset, to leave me alone with my thoughts; Observing the reality is not simple, but feeling it is even harder; This always follow a change, when u feel theory in real; For every stand u took, for every right u did; For every step you took back, for every voice that was suppressed; A laughing comment may be the reason, or a smile or a ignorance; Good’s became good joke, deeds became dramas; Prophets preach love everyone, reality ends in loving ourselves; No sorry no thanks, rude a person becomes without acknowledgements; Follow your heart, stop taking free advices, ironical part we do; Edison said 'value in disaster, start all over again', how hard it is to do; Ideal is a word that has no practical example; Even Mahatma Gandhi was only close to ideal; Resistor to transistor, ideal behaviour has bookish domains; And what a irony, even great of greatest are running towards this misconception; Fooling someone is an upcoming talent; Your last laugh, was it on a ***** act or someone loss??; Listening advice is a harder job than firing suggestions; Selfish is a attribute necessary to adopt; Opening book on a regular day sometimes become crime; Everyone pretends to be last day hero; Hardly one dares to take a stand, for someone unknown, for public benefit; Forgetting, one could be in same place; Here conscience becomes a vital part; Doing what it allows, or changing it accordingly; Does varying conscience have a value? Choice enters in play; Choice to be what you should be or what you are accepted to be;
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(1) Every idiot is bound to take life so seriously and so Tsarevna Euna saw the torment, the pretension in all who surrounded her and she could not smile Many a fool in earnest faith came - many a handsome man who felt there was only one aim in life; many a clown in grave intent and purpose auditioned; many an imbecile from all extremities; many a thinker, many a philosopher many a Prophet who said Heaven is Open But all earnestness is Dumb and Weighty like the **** of a hippo and so Tsarevna Euna saw the gravity in all who surrounded her and she could not smile (2) And she heard one day in her lonely walk in her gray, dry-withered garden the mouse, the beetle and the catfish talk of the man who gave away his every coin of the only three coins he had in the world And at last, the Tsarevna knew, there was one indeed who knew to treat the world light (as when a leaf falls, and no one is ****** off ) and so she discarded her mournful looks and she dismissed her father and the royal court and she grew to be the Wisest Queen of All and so it is sung to this day, in all those domains: *The Princess who never smiled she had a sudden insight and she grew to be the Wisest Queen of All*
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Apr 30, 2013
Apr 30, 2013 at 8:30 AM UTC
The Tsarevna Who Never Smiled
Dear Mr. Television, There are poor air quality in national parks. Californians are painting their lawns green. A ****** Galactic pilot survived failed space mission for billionaire. Santa Cruz lost an 8 year old and found her dead in a recycle bin. Berkeley police in riot gear hunted a man with silver teeth for robbing laundromat. Jamestown archaeologists found first American settler remains. LA mayor second guessed Olympic games. SF sign said "hold it!" to keep urination off public domains. LA police handed out "quality of life" citations to homeless people. Opinions urged citation clinics for the "service resistant". Others said it's all in vain without any housing. Mexico made Presidential candidate Donald Trump into piñata,       but the people have taken enough swing at him already. Your pal, Newspaper
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 6:14 PM UTC
Pulled from newspaper lines
The salty sweat of his chest lingered on my lips, so I tasted pulled into the depths of all his discovered unknowns my crevices of happy findings warm tidings delightful hidings shut eyes, thoughtful, reliving memories, flood of pleasure losing control I could smell his savage desire, anticipation giving me chills we find an everlasting truth that even though this distance will remain we're bound through many domains and no matter the end result you and I can't feel this real from any other s.q.
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 12:47 PM UTC
The Life of a Jungali in the World of a Janwar
All this lifeless air created from migrated diverted array Shot from wasted uneventful deep rooted motionless fatigue Squeezed beneath a realm of misguided beliefs Things mixed and shattered, confused mistaken repeats Dug from a soul that never eats All this lifeless air was created by total dismay From thoughts that creep without light often in the calmest state Shaking the essence of what purgatory seeks to infiltrate With masks that always intolerably penetrate The gateway to a subtle overactive mind grenade It hits like a brick, it comes out of nowhere Breathtakingly taking you into its mystical embrace To another space in a place where nothing feels the same Only discombobulation and facades of an erratic charade Leaving your thoughts confused and in an melancholic state Calmness in your spirit is a lantern burned from the light inside you It seeps from your pours and glows intensely within your core Unmasking horrific ramifications that you justified in the past Leaving your mind free to disseminate thoughts that usually trespass Recognizing feelings can be often obsolete The lurking and self loathing of being stuck in between a domain of migrated air and empathetic domains Dragging your lifeless air into migrated array Only erratic melancholy conceives and births total dismay
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 1:21 PM UTC
Erratic Melancholy
There is never an end unless You prepare it yourself Stopping everything and leaving it Or just bringing it to a short pause To catch your breath Boundless domains of elation Bottomless pits of wonder Endless roads of fascination The cohesive bond we all share Unspoken to some, unheard of by many A unifying of all beings The blood that binds us separates us The spirit that connects us penetrates us I hear it and sprint towards it To help my fellow man To listen, to hold, to share To pick up, to give, to know No matter the distance Emotional or geographical I will come That I promise
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 5:53 PM UTC
My Civic Duty
The world might come to an end but I will never bend to attend the cell ringing like damnation to hell. This incessant ringing fills me with rage like a tiger enslaved, enraged in cage. 'tis everything frightening the evening's storm, thunder and lightening pleasing silence no longer remains grief, anger, frustration domains. nerves rattle like a boiling kettle knees weaken, heart's pounding fails to settle deep breaths no longer help words trapped and lumped. fear, panic, dread deprive me of the valor to pick the call and end the terror.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 9:02 AM UTC
Telephonophobia
*Hey over there you gods of the earth and other planets Your creature like I, a human mold suffices knowledge not, As you mightly rove all over the sphere and share domains amongtst thyself To reign over the whitenes, Jewry, negritude, sinotude plus yakeetude of mankind, Enjoying your ethereally eyeview onto the earth at your creations, Permit me to shoot up a guestion to you over there in your deitly realm Be you jehova of the jews or amadioha of the igbos,god of the english or anything dogmatic, What happened to your clay mud and tools pertinent in trade of human ****** creation, So that you of late on umpteenth scale have created men who are women And beautiful women who are aggressive mefolk and then ubuguitous earthwise ? What has gone heywire with your human architecture ,when *** organs and feelings Are center stage beckoning for their traditional orientation ? Is homoeroticality your new creation technology ? Or it is man recreating himself ? Don’t you have enough clay ? If material matters do you honourable deities Come to Africa , chief Mugabe bob will guide you to copper-belts Of chimurenga fields were clay is beyond any control, In such quests you will go back to goldenly old Human ****** creation topography That will glorify your deitiness In the old manner of hetereoeroticality.*
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 11:58 AM UTC
*WHY CURRENTS gODS ARE CREATING MEN WHO ARE WOMEN VIS-À-VIS*
Bits and Bobbles Gizmos and trinkets Testtubes with creatures Coming to life with my skill. Magic and Science My domains to command Creating life, Cheating death Manipulating the very fabric of the Universe. Dark swirling matter and energy Bending to my will. Every thread and wave, All under my understanding Yet I pleadge these powers To the man I love with all my heart.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 5:37 AM UTC
Lizzy
Who is to say, we cannot break our bond with the earth, that we are too strongly tethered? Not I for one. Nor stone age man who leaps to death in mimicry of the birds, nor the prisoner who, in confinement, looks to the sky, framed with the walls wherein he lies, and says to himself, or herself, nay, I cannot fly. And could I fly, I would touch the earth again, or else burn up in the stratosphere.   Nay, nor the wild fowl, who may traverse 100 miles at a stretch, ere they return to the earth.   Nor ashes carried in the air and bourn away upon the trade winds.   Who would admit an eternal debt to the earth, which by every step we repay?   Least of all them overcome with wonder, at infinite depth, at scale, at cold beauty, at the splendid simulacrum of the cosmos.   Who then would hold me back by a leg or an arm, who would through envy deny a splendid assimilation with the vasty domains of the other, for what word, what momentary vocalisation of the earthbound can in all justice give it name?   But in good faith, commit my body to it, and I shall move throughout the eternal regions, and circle in infinite revelry. Deny me not this wild vanity, commit not my body to the earth, and I shall not call you cur, who walks upon the earth, and there for evermore is tethered.
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Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 2:13 PM UTC
Die upon a foreign shore
A simplistic paradox; Infinitely finite and finitely infinite. Now and Never, Once and Forever. Logical and Mythical Real and Illusion. Reality is all of these things yet is it none for these are but words which oversimplify, by definition. Reality is a state of mind. Nothing can convey the true vividness of Reality except the whole experience of Life itself. Art tries and comes close and is a sort of Temple in the Mind to the once and always infinite; the secular Divine. Inexplicable and intelligible Ineffable and described. Secular and Holy All and None. There is a pattern here of polarity as unity of duality as singularity of simplicity as complexity. Humans make of simplicity, complexity and of what's singular we divide. Of a unity, we polarize. There is a pattern here. Reality and all it's subsequent domains are both holographic and tangible. It is a paradox of obvious nature, with an obvious answer hidden by Mind. It is what it is. Live it as such.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 3:54 AM UTC
Tao and Zen