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"earthed" poems
Peering down an empty bottle we've begun a kaleidoscope full of broken memories and twist of tongues where nights flash, conducting awareness to all and everything, a glare of mirrors basked above us in splendid colour with my hands firmly earthed into yours.
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 7:27 PM UTC
kaleidoscope
And some time make the time to drive out west Into County Clare, along the Flaggy Shore, In September or October, when the wind And the light are working off each other So that the ocean on one side is wild With foam and glitter, and inland among stones The surface of a slate-grey lake is lit By the earthed lightening of flock of swans, Their feathers roughed and ruffling, white on white, Their fully-grown headstrong-looking heads Tucked or cresting or busy underwater. Useless to think you'll park or capture it More thoroughly. You are neither here nor there, A hurry through which known and strange things pass As big soft buffetings come at the car sideways And catch the heart off guard and blow it open
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Awakening upon a smooth textural cotton Soaking energy within without knowing what had happened so often As if I've woken from a coffin Or if I've birthed from the planets Or if I was earthed from the heavens None the less, I am here Between the astral plane? Steaming from in to sane? Perhaps both Perhaps only a mere perception do I hope I have been awoke A purpose or so Reaching a new surface I have known Condensed energy through palm So energized, though remarkably calm Moving once Steady, so beautiful Psalms Awakening eye, I have begun Gazing, focusing towards condensed matter I have made and strung Cotton morphed to ground A land has been found No past, nor future, a mere stitch of multiverse this is Reflection of the third eye Two beings I see between the land and sky A man and plant A peace A piece A kind Moving towards a journey through strength, but although hate They can't see Though I As I am the man and the plant One, indeed Just as Yin and Yang A bane is a glory A glory is a bane A unique spectrum, I live I am the different multiverse All are different universes into multiverse Perhaps, I am the multiverse as I am numerous unto one The man The plant One soul Two shells As both collide, meets a view of Heaven, Reincarnation, and Hell
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 10:42 PM UTC
3:1
I miss hearing the owl's call I imagine walking to the field nearby To wait and listen To the winter's earthed silence And the call that heralds the night To feel the silent wings slice the air And to feel the birds freedom Calling back feathered arrows on the Starry breeze The sweet smell of a winters night Fills me and I await her call.
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 8:11 AM UTC
Owl
The light hits your hand And my mouth hits the floor It's the way you touch my neck And your eyes that tell me "more" This is divine sublime it's a crime I'd suppose To feel so earthed And so high- Slipping down the slope of the bridge of your nose Those naked sacred puppy dog eyes Strawberry rhubarb pies and warm wool I don't know how you do it if only I knew it I feel like you know me so well
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Nov 26, 2012
Nov 26, 2012 at 6:16 PM UTC
Strawberry Rhubarb Pies
This air is so thick, it’s so stale and so raw The humidity makes everything stick And no matter how many times I try I can't seem to let you go Care free times have turned into dysfunctional moments When did good memories fill me with happiness? An epiphany blooms in the abyss of my mind: Our lives cross paths frequently But you will never be mine My Romeo, I am no longer your Juliet That ship has sailed, and my heart and life with it And now every meeting and every word uttered between us Is intolerable For now I see you are a disease A growing colossus of dread, earthed deep in my chest Suckling and breeding in my heart You desperately cling on to the loose fibers of my soul And while things fall apart I quickly try to stitch it back together Stop hurting me Help me get over you Because every speck of hope you plant in me makes it harder To turn and stay away I’m begging you to leave.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 12:37 PM UTC
the bittersweet taste of freedom
It is hard to describe how the rush of           the drench of a furious      storm makes my downpour              clench wet desert wind that sparks me                    alive sending currents from the whorls of                 my scalp down through the rings of my spine It trips over                   dermis like kimono silk thick as the cream of lapped-up               milk alighting my senses in rose quartz tints igniting cells to my surface with earthed-up flint The strike of rocks echoes ancient            sounds reverberating heat throughout my scared                         mound And I let the rain pour directly in to my soul's humble vessel, cleansing me,      rinsed from relentless         spirit-wrestle free of stains from self-doubt,          self-hate to align my vision with choice-infused fate and I am the storm that swirls through the trees I am the dream whipped up thick in the breeze ready for surrender as I pull the reigns ready for the tender conflagration          of the sacred       blaze
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 4:39 PM UTC
Drenched
Who art thou but True Sustenance n Ethos Infinitus Who’d be less than a Fiery Sun Radiance thou art One Of Light of Love Love Radiant in the Night Of Great Blackness Her Love nor wanes Or have need of waxing For I long there be colors that my Mind shall Shine No no why doubt because She washes imaginings With every depth of  Rushing Springs of Loving Colors And every Breath Will for Another For I was wayward Penances of Hope a salvation upon the Mind When Love seemed the un-Godly distance Un-Earthed entombed For Word, for Gesture Her Great Heartness Will not know other The Beingness of Love of Heart In thy Here Now Home Of Eternal Mother
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 9:32 PM UTC
Radiant
while building static warmth unbiased night has nurtured strain now! ; breaks akimbo in filling veins silver branches lipping open flare across the sky stimulated charge raised through our earthed souls greeting heavens kindle above
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Jun 28, 2022
Jun 28, 2022 at 6:14 PM UTC
(lightening strike)
i. Iwis, in the overt eye's, Her, mine Jane; ii. I'll lionize. Erelong, the psalmody Of courting gesture; A consort's diadem, Meet for Treasures. iii. Tambourines shaketh Whilst sistrum's Jangle; horn's And pipes In the melody Tangle. iv. Sitar and harp peal, Shofar's explode The comet's; un- earthed by seven seal's, reeling in Renewal and birth's of one mindset. v. Free will is chosen, though by Yahweh abideth we; unclad to the human fad, In love- O' blessed To be. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley dedicated ( pookie dedication)
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 11:22 PM UTC
Se , tis orycheío tis aprokálypti matioú Jane egó tha leontopoió ( In the overt eye's, tis mine Jane i'll lionize) greek tongue
Never mind the obscure objectives and finite perspectives for I need but secure my collective conscious so that I may grasp a reality that remains lost in earth trodden shoes worn down by relentless, unforgiving journeys. In your search for meaning, you have found them hiding from curious eyes waiting for those that matter. I ask that you appreciate the tears, the dirt stains and matted fabric for they have survived damnation in their trek to Hell and back. You discovered and earthed them in their solidarity and quiet suffering, picked them up and polished what would could. You returned them to me with a sparkle in your eyes, hoping for the best; that they will fit and continue to collect memories. That they might survive the journey to atonement and witness exaltation one final time. Your smile widens, your nose wrinkles and cheeks flush red. You feel within you a sense of consummation in that a good deed was done. I say unto you “I’m sorry dear but they no longer fit nor am I able to journey. Age and neglect weigh heavy on their seams and my bones creak with my every step. ”, you laugh, creases forming at the corners of your deep brown eyes. “Then tell me about your journeys”. I have never heard words so sweet in a voice so delicate and loving. You sit down eyes wide and virtuous ears perked and hands out stretched, “For I will walk your path in my own shoes and I will collect memories in my hands so that one day I may put them in my own heart and have them with me always. If ever you need them, then I will be with you”.
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 11:10 PM UTC
Memories
Never mind the obscure objectives and finite perspectives for I need but secure my collective conscious so that I may grasp a reality that remains lost in earth trodden shoes worn down by relentless, unforgiving journeys. In your search for meaning, you have found them hiding from curious eyes waiting for those that matter. I ask that you appreciate the tears, the dirt stains and matted fabric for they have survived damnation in their trek to Hell and back. You discovered and earthed them in their solidarity and quiet suffering, picked them up and polished what would could. You returned them to me with a sparkle in your eyes, hoping for the best; that they will fit and continue to collect memories. That they might survive the journey to atonement and witness exaltation one final time. Your smile widens, your nose wrinkles and cheeks flush red. You feel within you a sense of consummation in that a good deed was done. I say unto you “I’m sorry dear but they no longer fit nor am I able to journey. Age and neglect weigh heavy on their seams and my bones creak with my every step. ”, you laugh, creases forming at the corners of your deep brown eyes. “Then tell me about your journeys”. I have never heard words so sweet in a voice so delicate and loving. You sit down eyes wide and virtuous ears perked and hands out stretched, “For I will walk your path in my own shoes and I will collect memories in my hands so that one day I may put them in my own heart and have them with me always. If ever you need them, then I will be with you”.
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The big bang was your conception. The expansion of nutritive gases and stars filled the womb of your pregnant mother. As barely an earthed fetus, you seemed an animal. As a newborn, you grew primitively, slowly rose. Enlightenment when you came of age to discover yourself human. Now, in your Twenty-First, the century of drugged science, you live like a half-god in ever-questioning evolved reversion, in a contradictory asylum of paralyzing speed, rising steep to its ringed peak funneling fumes that revive the smell of your instincts, primal and fiery. Then, in one final breath, in the outpour on volcano’s point, melting and bursting in radial gasps once again, will come your death in a matter of ours, the eschaton, a new bang desired and conceived anew, so that in rebirth will be your survival, in rebirth our continuity.
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Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 7:35 PM UTC
Volcano's Point
fresh threshed of habit pragmatic in a gasp cast black magic trashed to the last time waking up far flung thrown but there is no away the grain planted to be these moments stays Earthed even after greening in teeming hill after hill of step measured progression these green beings long before we set out had daily met the sun with praise let us do the same
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 3:57 PM UTC
skin-shed
I like to lie In a park At dark In spring. When the Wind dies, And everything Is just so. Just clear as glass and earthed On grass Below I gaze at stars At last While crickets Sing.
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Sep 16, 2017
Sep 16, 2017 at 7:59 PM UTC
Spring
I miss seeing you smile. To me it seemed that you laughed and kissed me for everything, but it was probably a mistaken impression, a result of shock! wonder! Could you imagine my surprise, how it could be unexpected? How often is the soul’s desire met? I can recall not ever, ne’er, near naught save in amniotic baptism, had every object subject—every ancient tissue attended by an enzyme—every ray of sun snuck between the blouse’s buttons, around my mother’s ******* and divined upon me was let there been. I cut myself following consciousness with my longest fingernail, did laugh too convulsed, tickled by light did induce my birth; I cried (they’ll confirm this), I wept to rob my mother herself, so it seemed, inhaled the endless time and limitless space. You can imagine my surprise then with your covered mouth at my joke. To me it seemed as if I had body again, hadn’t had a hand to grasp, hadn’t a hand with to grasp; then, like had putty-gilded muscles earthed unearthed, did. Have you ever seen creation?— well, yes, of course, it did not except you. As close to ex nihilo as your patience can manage you would have seen the time and space repel each other in a nail’s length of chaos, Fiat Vita, about which there’s little to be said. My patience breaks in breath, Fiat Lux: when time and space colors the light and refracts the matrix and gives fire to my soul for a body. Rilke writes, “Every Angel is terror,” which we love, “because it calmly disdains to destroy us.” I know! I know! I bite my nails penitent still. And my patience does extend yet further, still within; before my birth following it: Look! I can open you this door, give you that, carry you thus far, lead you here, can reach your smiling mouth with a terrorized will to kiss withal! I can endure as the “arrow endures the bow”; as all matter collapses upon itself in effort to grasp itself, so it does to grasp all itself in one grand handful; as atrophy takes me from you as quickly as I give you it, I am surprised to find that I have retained all of you; not expecting that you might have hid me, too, where I would overlook, where only you could go, where the light silhouettes, for me can just stop breathing. I can see without patience—as much as light allows and just as long.
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Mar 21, 2012
Mar 21, 2012 at 8:57 AM UTC
What the Light Allows
I miss seeing you smile. To me it seemed that you laughed and kissed me for everything, but it was probably a mistaken impression, a result of shock! wonder! Could you imagine my surprise, how it could be unexpected? How often is the soul’s desire met? I can recall not ever, ne’er, near naught save in amniotic baptism, had every object subject—every ancient tissue attended by an enzyme—every ray of sun snuck between the blouse’s buttons, around my mother’s ******* and divined upon me was let there been. I cut myself following consciousness with my longest fingernail, did laugh too convulsed, tickled by light did induce my birth; I cried (they’ll confirm this), I wept to rob my mother herself, so it seemed, inhaled the endless time and limitless space. You can imagine my surprise then with your covered mouth at my joke. To me it seemed as if I had body again, hadn’t had a hand to grasp, hadn’t a hand with to grasp; then, like had putty-gilded muscles earthed unearthed, did. Have you ever seen creation?— well, yes, of course, it did not except you. As close to ex nihilo as your patience can manage you would have seen the time and space repel each other in a nail’s length of chaos, Fiat Vita, about which there’s little to be said. My patience breaks in breath, Fiat Lux: when time and space colors the light and refracts the matrix and gives fire to my soul for a body. Rilke writes, “Every Angel is terror,” which we love, “because it calmly disdains to destroy us.” I know! I know! I bite my nails penitent still. And my patience does extend yet further, still within; before my birth following it: Look! I can open you this door, give you that, carry you thus far, lead you here, can reach your smiling mouth with a terrorized will to kiss withal! I can endure as the “arrow endures the bow”; as all matter collapses upon itself in effort to grasp itself, so it does to grasp all itself in one grand handful; as atrophy takes me from you as quickly as I give you it, I am surprised to find that I have retained all of you; not expecting that you might have hid me, too, where I would overlook, where only you could go, where the light silhouettes, for me can just stop breathing. I can see without patience—as much as light allows and just as long.
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Words multiplying inside my brain,buzzing like bees making honey again I relax into a hot wax bath, earthed and birthing joined up writing, multiplying's so exciting. In barren times I spin no rhymes,not one bee and no honey for me but now,kapow it's multiplying and though I'm trying I struggle to stop the words from sliding,rocketing out and colliding,even then this collision's providing me with more honey, and more bees buzzin' in my head.
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Dec 21, 2013
Dec 21, 2013 at 6:42 AM UTC
The hive.
A mighty move, a thousand lives, all packed up and strapped down, An’ travelin’ through the dead of night, a fleet that shakes the ground. A cast aside community, lured to a dotted line, Inspired by immunity, but shackled to a shine. The refugees - trinkets in tow - are told to turn around, They kneel and plead, nowhere to go, some fat man owns their ground. Disease an’ death with drought or mud, an’ shelters made of sand, Look to the west - and so they should – holdin’ out their empty hands. An endless plight, an exodus, pays homage to its graves, Defend an’ fight an’ test their fists - for promises of rain. A tired child in endless sleep, his stomach storing air, Is almost wild, is almost free - was almost never there. A town, a land, a continent - a half a world the same, Beyond run-down an’ decadent. Beyond the care of blame. A person, people, faith an’ race – best part of this mankind, We herd them, keep them out of place - and far from in our minds Their sin was birth, so Hell is earthed an’ they can call it home, Unavoidable collateral. Fighting to lick a bone. Politics. Apocalypse - It’s all the same to them, With all their kids as thick as twigs, an’ vines that look like men. Turn off T.V’s. Turn bliss angry - they’ve put you off your meal, So blank them out - why stand an’ shout? One mind can’t change their deal. How wrong you are, to think as far. Each penny goes somewhere, All care’ll count, all aid amounts – high time we learned to share.
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Apr 23, 2012
Apr 23, 2012 at 4:15 AM UTC
A Mighty Move
A mighty move, a thousand lives, all packed up and strapped down, An’ travelin’ through the dead of night, a fleet that shakes the ground. A cast aside community, lured to a dotted line, Inspired by immunity, but shackled to a shine. The refugees - trinkets in tow - are told to turn around, They kneel and plead, nowhere to go, some fat man owns their ground. Disease an’ death with drought or mud, an’ shelters made of sand, Look to the west - and so they should – holdin’ out their empty hands. An endless plight, an exodus, pays homage to its graves, Defend an’ fight an’ test their fists - for promises of rain. A tired child in endless sleep, his stomach storing air, Is almost wild, is almost free - was almost never there. A town, a land, a continent - a half a world the same, Beyond run-down an’ decadent. Beyond the care of blame. A person, people, faith an’ race – best part of this mankind, We herd them, keep them out of place - and far from in our minds Their sin was birth, so Hell is earthed an’ they can call it home, Unavoidable collateral. Fighting to lick a bone. Politics. Apocalypse - It’s all the same to them, With all their kids as thick as twigs, an’ vines that look like men. Turn off T.V’s. Turn bliss angry - they’ve put you off your meal, So blank them out - why stand an’ shout? One mind can’t change their deal. How wrong you are, to think as far. Each penny goes somewhere, All care’ll count, all aid amounts – high time we learned to share.
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A-ware which my Profession affects, no doubt Or Risk those Demoralised Bankers percieve Perhaps a Warning which your Crown enspout Dissolve my Tears since that Gun-Man's reprieve Are all these your Receipts? Claims to your Stub That which hampers my Earthed Reputation My Mind - enwracked - make Alien to your Hub All enjoy but your Ghost Computation I can find no Faults; Save which I create Then prove foulest Links as mortally mine To leave you Pure; And pursue your Heart's Mate Then kiss her Program for Sentiments fine. Be as it may, such Sentiment can hurt Yet still fine, for this Medicine convert.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 1:55 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT - TOM DALEY
i’ve been wondering lately about the cynical views i hold dear i identify with them greatly but i’m not sure if they’re sincere i don’t want to be sixty and have not appreciated life while i have it i never even wanted to live till sixty but life’s all i have isn’t it the idea of God always merely humoured me and while an afterlife still eludes me does nihilism’s peace really compete with a serenity birthed purely from belief? i’m non-committal for a family but a child to guide and be close with is a ***** kind of alchemy that maybe would make me a goldsmith i’m not one for a spouse but i'd love someone to know me maybe i could settle for a real house enough to quench the wanderlust in me society is cruel too, life’s fatal rules but i'd sooner be cast aside and sixty than six feet deep at twenty the selfishness of humanity always disgusted me and while the blindness still eludes me does humanity’s grief really compete with a beauty Earthed like a stampede?
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 6:49 PM UTC
life shaping
Bashing Crashing Smashing Clotted-cream tongues Lashing Cathedral hulls October’s chop Out to get Lifejacketless him Cityboy him Neither’d gone beyond His breezy smiled Awrigh’ my lover Up to their eyeballs they’d got now No chance now to break The awkward ice Outside the breakwater Never ought’er Hunker down Turkeyland yelled Ride the swell Cradle orphaned beef And if you don’t Incubate the rough Earthed nests of wine-drowned potato And proper job swede And if you don’t You won’t make it * Oggies Never take’em to sea St Anthony’d decreed But Master Herd, he hadn’t heard And he’s too emmet to question.
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Jun 9, 2021
Jun 9, 2021 at 5:33 PM UTC
Pasty Run
I reach into myself Find the tiny strong voice Who knows who I am Present in the moment Assured in all my actions Aware of all my value An un-earthed superpower I'll grow to become her The strong woman inside me
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Mar 30, 2022
Mar 30, 2022 at 9:53 PM UTC
Integration, Un-earthing
for Sia and Gia ~ actionable, seeking perfection, yet this morning, an unnecessary. lying in bed, window gazing, Barber's Adagio for Strings fills the inner ear's atmosphere in tandem, in cahoots with a new day's pastel palette, whose new hues hew away half-remembered distasteful recollections of rapid eye'd drowsed darker dreams. bereft of cares, 'to do' lists do not exist, t'is only merest minorest inconvenience called gravity, preventing, my physic shell from being jet seat ejected to ascend heavenly sky'd even love's labor lost, a pained yet pleasurable strife, the best of the best of a worn and torn cycled life, all shed, all put to one side like incidental music. seeing light earthed birthed, perfection granted to the early risers, Massenet's Meditation turn violins from soothing turns to sudden orchestral tumult, causing a misstep of doubtful questioning, a momentarily soul stumbling crashing cymbalic disintermediation Copland's Appalachian Spring replaces, retracting, sealng wax away all concerning distractions of my concerting pastoral. and tho a season too late, for this is my time, summer time, the time of my music, my seasoned, annualized concerto with the Earth, his music is most well come these, the Summer Man's days of awe, days of tranquility, days of simplest tones, no atonal atonement requests necessary, for mellifluous harmonious in everything, perfection is given, not taken, well received in calming serenity, Bernstein's West Side Story then presents, so out of place to where I current am, a natural sensational day beginning on the very near-to-the-end of a long isand (tho the West Side, en veritas, was my teeming small town community,  my noisy, honking rooting birthplace story) Lenny composes a dance of reminder that *somewhere, there is a remainder, somewhere, there is a place for us, even me.* and it is here, now, in the uncontested sky over my blue-green grass, that leads to my Peconic shoreline, where I hear a new world symphony of cawing birds and silent bunnies, dancing deer and zzzzing insects, completing my natural composition, the playlist perfection of me
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 6:29 PM UTC
Playlist Perfection of Me
for Sia and Gia ~ actionable, seeking perfection, yet this morning, an unnecessary. lying in bed, window gazing, Barber's Adagio for Strings fills the inner ear's atmosphere in tandem, in cahoots with a new day's pastel palette, whose new hues hew away half-remembered distasteful recollections of rapid eye'd drowsed darker dreams. bereft of cares, 'to do' lists do not exist, t'is only merest minorest inconvenience called gravity, preventing, my physic shell from being jet seat ejected to ascend heavenly sky'd even love's labor lost, a pained yet pleasurable strife, the best of the best of a worn and torn cycled life, all shed, all put to one side like incidental music. seeing light earthed birthed, perfection granted to the early risers, Massenet's Meditation turn violins from soothing turns to sudden orchestral tumult, causing a misstep of doubtful questioning, a momentarily soul stumbling crashing cymbalic disintermediation Copland's Appalachian Spring replaces, retracting, sealng wax away all concerning distractions of my concerting pastoral. and tho a season too late, for this is my time, summer time, the time of my music, my seasoned, annualized concerto with the Earth, his music is most well come these, the Summer Man's days of awe, days of tranquility, days of simplest tones, no atonal atonement requests necessary, for mellifluous harmonious in everything, perfection is given, not taken, well received in calming serenity, Bernstein's West Side Story then presents, so out of place to where I current am, a natural sensational day beginning on the very near-to-the-end of a long isand (tho the West Side, en veritas, was my teeming small town community,  my noisy, honking rooting birthplace story) Lenny composes a dance of reminder that *somewhere, there is a remainder, somewhere, there is a place for us, even me.* and it is here, now, in the uncontested sky over my blue-green grass, that leads to my Peconic shoreline, where I hear a new world symphony of cawing birds and silent bunnies, dancing deer and zzzzing insects, completing my natural composition, the playlist perfection of me
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the easiest art to abuse is poetry, after your posed **** **** **** cheeks in self-e mode, the easiest mode to grasp is to a likened drowning man grasping for a razor blade... odd not enough sketches of the cheeks... but about how the everyday would play out after the act... i just like watching the smoke of a cigarette breathed out into cold air like watching rain clouds disperse for a shot of light; not that the missed fifth element of the greeks was electricity for the pentagonal man of sight sense taste sense, touch sense, heard sense, scent sense, and with the fifth element the sense of thought: dual via either rational or irrational choice... so polarised by it that it touched us like fire's scorch or water's bathed wrinkled geese, or wind-blown hair, or earthed body parts in ashes... because if electricity was not the fifth missing element, we'd not be taking anti-insomnia sleeping pills: we'd be unaffected... prometheus got away clinging to a giant hawk that ate his liver once... but michael faraday got the electric chair to keep his hairstyle in hedgehog mode buzzing eureka after eureka. electricity, or synthetic light does not allow man to congregate like man once did round a camp fire for a story... electricity that synthetic light allows us to congregate... but only as tourists... not as storytellers.
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 9:41 PM UTC
of modern poetry
Unearthed, Broken hearts by the millions Unnerved, By the sounds of so many tears Understood, Everyone has felt this way Lost loves, Dying in our minds for millions of years *Earthed, Secrets within revelations. The numbers of stars, yet as Concealed as them all; how Something as bright as light can be Hidden behind the undarkness of Day. All human tears are not the results Of crying. All human tears are the same one. One Water. Life. Pain. Laughter. Pain. Life. Earth cares as little as soil.*   And yet the Earth is filled with laughter Tears Pain and life. It knowing not the difference is beyond the point Caring, That the light we can all bring To shine shadows upon this unforgiving ground Then the sound of the last tear drop Shall bring the endless cycle to a stop. *Spirals cycling endlessly In optionable directions. Dancing or Duelling. Loving or Lying. Living or dying Trying, crying. Waste not heart's blood on Grounds. All it takes is Enough breath to clear The skies. It's only life, mother. Weep not for my death; Laugh that I lived. A thousand hates, yet the One love I shall recall. I name no flying To fall. When I smile, my tears Quench my thirst. Endless cycle. We can all choose to Spiral Upwards.*
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 12:31 PM UTC
To Shine Shadows Upon This Unforgiving Ground (Collaboration with The Girl Who Loved You)