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"exacting" poems
* *To lessen liabilities, to lower costs and make the world more, more productive; exacting...* *To make everything easier, a life more fulfilling... ...more predictable, perhaps, more equal than now.* *To eliminate sadness, anger, depression, anxiety. To work less at everything, they will do it all for me.* The planet will be saved by the extirpation of human activity... ...for who needs humans to trade stock? ...who needs humans to make widgets? ...who needs humans to clean things? Who needs humans at all?
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 11:05 AM UTC
AUTOMATA
Earth in beauty dressed Awaits returning spring. All true love must die, Alter at the best Into some lesser thing. Prove that I lie. Such body lovers have, Such exacting breath, That they touch or sigh. Every touch they give, Love is nearer death. Prove that I lie.
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Her Anxiety
exacting in love possessive by nature volatile in temperament and raging like flames you are wild and untamed nothing like docile padma! the strategic placement of each kiss on your voluptuous body you so unashamedly demand is provocatively seductive drawing out from deep within the soul of this simple flute-playing cowherd a brazen but besotted lover © 2019
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Apr 28, 2019
Apr 28, 2019 at 2:40 PM UTC
satya
title: not god, but his clock, will gnaw at us: that we are mortal, and agitated by a libido to continue, as to why the immortals find us so cosmic, for the worth of not exacting a better joke prescribed to other genus archetypes... whether the atheists believe in a blind-watchmaker is beside the point... the actual conjuring of the ultimate engineered thing will undo us... only the gods could have engineered time... space? they can't fathom space, the gods could only engineer time, but they couldn't engineer space: the cliche, think outside the box? even the gods know nought concerning this; and if there is only one god... he has been lodged into a letter: θ - a 1 inside a 0; the being already confined... even gods have limits beyond the stressor of supposed immortality... they can't engineer space... all they can engineer, is a transcendence of time... only mortals, men, can engineer the concept of space... hence nations, hence borders, hence differences, hence the concept of magnetism and repulsion... if gods engineered time, then men engineered space... as now, and forever, will remain so, the quest for a cosmic joke / clue. it won't be the blind-watchmaker who eats us up,   the the clock itself -    it will devour us,    it will gnaw our flesh toward the bone,          and then with out bones play an instrument     to glorify its procession down the aisles of our endeavours to express civility...     was there any to begin with? our temporal anxiety, being mortals, equates itself with the spatial anxiety of the immortals (gods).
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 9:30 PM UTC
nie bóg, lecz jego zegar, będzie nas żreć
title: not god, but his clock, will gnaw at us: that we are mortal, and agitated by a libido to continue, as to why the immortals find us so cosmic, for the worth of not exacting a better joke prescribed to other genus archetypes... whether the atheists believe in a blind-watchmaker is beside the point... the actual conjuring of the ultimate engineered thing will undo us... only the gods could have engineered time... space? they can't fathom space, the gods could only engineer time, but they couldn't engineer space: the cliche, think outside the box? even the gods know nought concerning this; and if there is only one god... he has been lodged into a letter: θ - a 1 inside a 0; the being already confined... even gods have limits beyond the stressor of supposed immortality... they can't engineer space... all they can engineer, is a transcendence of time... only mortals, men, can engineer the concept of space... hence nations, hence borders, hence differences, hence the concept of magnetism and repulsion... if gods engineered time, then men engineered space... as now, and forever, will remain so, the quest for a cosmic joke / clue. it won't be the blind-watchmaker who eats us up,   the the clock itself -    it will devour us,    it will gnaw our flesh toward the bone,          and then with out bones play an instrument     to glorify its procession down the aisles of our endeavours to express civility...     was there any to begin with? our temporal anxiety, being mortals, equates itself with the spatial anxiety of the immortals (gods).
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1414 Unworthy of her Breast Though by that scathing test What Soul survive? By her exacting light How counterfeit the white We chiefly have!
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Unworthy of her Breast
Ancient doors creak and groan scraping back the dust of ages gone A formidable sight... like standing guardians since time immortal Slinking in past swirling fog I pause to calm my fear adding strength to resolve when suddenly... a deafening voice ERUPTS with EXACTING FASTIDIOUS truths Solid ground shatters beneath me... I hover helplessly Below me... a noxious boiling maelstrom The voice of truth EXPLODES from above ECHOing my 'Every Sin' the resounding shock-waves drive me down Legs lifted high to avoid the searing pain then a tangle of blistered hands reach out and drag me within the churning inferno Blinding spin and unbearable suction envelope Scream fades to gurgle Unconsciousness welcome though never met The searing pain still rising yet Each fibre ripped apart to molecular particle Riding the vortex of purification Separating sins from soul Finally Cast out and caught yet again by the uterine web with the voice of truth still taunting ... " BETTER LUCK THIS TIME "
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 1:48 AM UTC
Reduce Recycle Reuse
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Infinity's Mirror by Nat Lipstadt Two mirrors, set in opposition observe created notional blending, a reflecting pool of bonding's of unglued, contrary compositions. Mirror to mirror, his imagery, fuses to Sylvia's images, hers, faintly recollected, now living face, face to face, with his past insurrections, alters his future visions. From cold water lake she's drawn, impaled by refracting regrets, retrieved, drawing her words upon him, an awakening slap to drink, beloved, tragic magic, infinitely captive. But this old man's tiddlywinks, land-locked words, blunted instruments, needy for release & salvation, are neither silvered or exacting, just stains on a dulled, tarnished brass spittoon, except for the brunt'd bunting of lines across his roughened terrain'd face, black and white, pen and ink etched illustration of howling agitation. His words worn down, hardened, red faced, purloined speckled pellets, damp to roll on down her rutted, almost ancient, tear streak paths, disbelieved superstitions, sacrificed for one of her living morsels of words. Man, here to her, pledges allegiance, audaciously defiling her poetic sanctity, a visage endless repeated, delivers her shiny poem-poised countenance, even though no forgiveness from time can a mirror afford for either, from her words, confession born, terrible truths beyond, beyond the finite. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mirror by Sylvia Plath I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions. What ever you see I swallow immediately Just as it is, unmisted by love or dislike. I am not cruel, only truthful--- The eye of a little god, four-cornered. Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall. It is pink, with speckles. I have looked at it so long I think it is a part of my heart. But it flickers. Faces and darkness separate us over and over. Now I am a lake. A woman bends over me, Searching my reaches for what she really is. Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon. I see her back, and reflect it faithfully. She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands. I am important to her. She comes and goes. Each morning it is her face that replaces the darkness. In me she has drowned a young girl, and in me an old woman Rises toward her day after day, like a terrible fish.
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Apr 25, 2016
Apr 25, 2016 at 4:17 PM UTC
2016 Infinity's Mirror by Nat Lipstadt/Mirror by Sylvia Plath
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Infinity's Mirror by Nat Lipstadt Two mirrors, set in opposition observe created notional blending, a reflecting pool of bonding's of unglued, contrary compositions. Mirror to mirror, his imagery, fuses to Sylvia's images, hers, faintly recollected, now living face, face to face, with his past insurrections, alters his future visions. From cold water lake she's drawn, impaled by refracting regrets, retrieved, drawing her words upon him, an awakening slap to drink, beloved, tragic magic, infinitely captive. But this old man's tiddlywinks, land-locked words, blunted instruments, needy for release & salvation, are neither silvered or exacting, just stains on a dulled, tarnished brass spittoon, except for the brunt'd bunting of lines across his roughened terrain'd face, black and white, pen and ink etched illustration of howling agitation. His words worn down, hardened, red faced, purloined speckled pellets, damp to roll on down her rutted, almost ancient, tear streak paths, disbelieved superstitions, sacrificed for one of her living morsels of words. Man, here to her, pledges allegiance, audaciously defiling her poetic sanctity, a visage endless repeated, delivers her shiny poem-poised countenance, even though no forgiveness from time can a mirror afford for either, from her words, confession born, terrible truths beyond, beyond the finite. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mirror by Sylvia Plath I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions. What ever you see I swallow immediately Just as it is, unmisted by love or dislike. I am not cruel, only truthful--- The eye of a little god, four-cornered. Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall. It is pink, with speckles. I have looked at it so long I think it is a part of my heart. But it flickers. Faces and darkness separate us over and over. Now I am a lake. A woman bends over me, Searching my reaches for what she really is. Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon. I see her back, and reflect it faithfully. She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands. I am important to her. She comes and goes. Each morning it is her face that replaces the darkness. In me she has drowned a young girl, and in me an old woman Rises toward her day after day, like a terrible fish.
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Which Is Greater? I break a vow. A serious vow. In a place, in this site, Where the fluid pain Is the water of the world, The element that is crux, The amniotic liquor of creative flux, The morning juice, The afternoon caffe, The first beer of the day, The liquid that we rinse and spit out our every day, I will write about pain, Arrogantly, as if there is any unused combination of Letters, vowels and consonants left unspoken, ***** Having sworn not to, for pain is cumulative. Asking myself, Which is greater? The pain of creation, inception, origination and birth, The pain of  wreck and ruin, destruction and death. Homework Self-Assignment: Compare and Contrast Suddenly, I am expert. Creating a poem a day is very painful. A poem that is the sum of Reflection, research, and purging. Once I wrote: *The poem is the afterbirth, A conflicts resolution, an outcome, Battlefield debris, the residue of An exacting vision, a sentiment surging, And your army of words, inadequate to the task, Fighting to capture that insight flashed, Each word a soldier, disheveled, Crying, let me live, let me be saved, Let me make a poem, Let it be inscribed upon my victorious flag. The poem is the sweat left upon the brow, Having exercised the five senses, The salt of struggle and debate, It's completion, each word, Both a victory and a defeat.* Suddenly, I am  expert. My mother is dying. It is a process. Days pass, She neither eats or drinks, Yet she lives on. I watch each labored exhalation, A subtraction, a countdown, It is as if she was returning each singular day, Every word e're spoke, every dream dreamt, she ever possessed to the atmosphere, One breath at a time. Is that painful? It is for me. Now you complain. They're different, not to be compared, et cetera. Pain is pain, Whether it is in the service of creation, or Creative destruction. Once I wrote: *With each passing poem, I am lessened within, expurgated, In a sense part of me, expunged, Part of me, passing too, Every poem's birth diminishes me.* So, one and the same? Nope. Yes. But. Cannot one be the greater? Yes, one is greater. When I lay on my deathbed, I will exhale the answer Into the atmosphere For your retrieval.
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Jul 19, 2013
Jul 19, 2013 at 7:06 PM UTC
Which Is Greater? (July 2013)
Which Is Greater? I break a vow. A serious vow. In a place, in this site, Where the fluid pain Is the water of the world, The element that is crux, The amniotic liquor of creative flux, The morning juice, The afternoon caffe, The first beer of the day, The liquid that we rinse and spit out our every day, I will write about pain, Arrogantly, as if there is any unused combination of Letters, vowels and consonants left unspoken, ***** Having sworn not to, for pain is cumulative. Asking myself, Which is greater? The pain of creation, inception, origination and birth, The pain of  wreck and ruin, destruction and death. Homework Self-Assignment: Compare and Contrast Suddenly, I am expert. Creating a poem a day is very painful. A poem that is the sum of Reflection, research, and purging. Once I wrote: *The poem is the afterbirth, A conflicts resolution, an outcome, Battlefield debris, the residue of An exacting vision, a sentiment surging, And your army of words, inadequate to the task, Fighting to capture that insight flashed, Each word a soldier, disheveled, Crying, let me live, let me be saved, Let me make a poem, Let it be inscribed upon my victorious flag. The poem is the sweat left upon the brow, Having exercised the five senses, The salt of struggle and debate, It's completion, each word, Both a victory and a defeat.* Suddenly, I am  expert. My mother is dying. It is a process. Days pass, She neither eats or drinks, Yet she lives on. I watch each labored exhalation, A subtraction, a countdown, It is as if she was returning each singular day, Every word e're spoke, every dream dreamt, she ever possessed to the atmosphere, One breath at a time. Is that painful? It is for me. Now you complain. They're different, not to be compared, et cetera. Pain is pain, Whether it is in the service of creation, or Creative destruction. Once I wrote: *With each passing poem, I am lessened within, expurgated, In a sense part of me, expunged, Part of me, passing too, Every poem's birth diminishes me.* So, one and the same? Nope. Yes. But. Cannot one be the greater? Yes, one is greater. When I lay on my deathbed, I will exhale the answer Into the atmosphere For your retrieval.
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1576 The Spirit lasts—but in what mode— Below, the Body speaks, But as the Spirit furnishes— Apart, it never talks— The Music in the Violin Does not emerge alone But Arm in Arm with Touch, yet Touch Alone—is not a Tune— The Spirit lurks within the Flesh Like Tides within the Sea That make the Water live, estranged What would the Either be? Does that know—now—or does it cease— That which to this is done, Resuming at a mutual date With every future one? Instinct pursues the Adamant, Exacting this Reply— Adversity if it may be, or Wild Prosperity, The Rumor’s Gate was shut so tight Before my Mind was sown, Not even a Prognostic’s Push Could make a Dent thereon—
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The Spirit lasts—but in what mode—
hearing feet pound the cement sidewalk, seeing cars and drivers pass by talk- ing on cell phones, silhouettes, shaped by street lights lit as darkness drapes, at the feet below these aging knees the shadow moves ahead and is chased down, falls behind as the body and face- less shape with feet that slap the ground not as a delicate dancer, because they pound the run into submission, at times the breath would better, if it were louder, and with a rasp then it would be easy to grasp why this impossible implausible delight seems so pure, in the dark and in the night, I invite one, I invite all, drop by any night and we see our foot falls and hear who steps could crack where they land and whose breathing would be better if banned, for disturbing the peace legs with muscle straining from the training, not getting the enough rest to prepare for the raining and the run, the stuff that tests, a rare human quality, can you finish what you start, arteries clear and how is the heart, do you know pace, do you know no quit can you find peace, can you give a squirt of water in your mouth without out choking and having to stop, do you know the joy that a child knows as they run can you find that place where activity was and is fun hard sidewalks, hard life lessons to learn heavy steps, heavy heart, hear the sorrow shadows, follow the mind multiplies and borrows fear from the shelf breathing in, hoping to be at ease, breathing out, hoping to release All The Tension Handily Exacting Every Nerve Damaged
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 12:53 AM UTC
Observations: Hard Sidewalks, heavy steps, shadows, breath
hearing feet pound the cement sidewalk, seeing cars and drivers pass by talk- ing on cell phones, silhouettes, shaped by street lights lit as darkness drapes, at the feet below these aging knees the shadow moves ahead and is chased down, falls behind as the body and face- less shape with feet that slap the ground not as a delicate dancer, because they pound the run into submission, at times the breath would better, if it were louder, and with a rasp then it would be easy to grasp why this impossible implausible delight seems so pure, in the dark and in the night, I invite one, I invite all, drop by any night and we see our foot falls and hear who steps could crack where they land and whose breathing would be better if banned, for disturbing the peace legs with muscle straining from the training, not getting the enough rest to prepare for the raining and the run, the stuff that tests, a rare human quality, can you finish what you start, arteries clear and how is the heart, do you know pace, do you know no quit can you find peace, can you give a squirt of water in your mouth without out choking and having to stop, do you know the joy that a child knows as they run can you find that place where activity was and is fun hard sidewalks, hard life lessons to learn heavy steps, heavy heart, hear the sorrow shadows, follow the mind multiplies and borrows fear from the shelf breathing in, hoping to be at ease, breathing out, hoping to release All The Tension Handily Exacting Every Nerve Damaged
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To start -- being an adolescent with autumn eyes, seeking a prophecy for long-standing bravery to further the spinning spokes for minutes, five more, I burned the drapes to reveal a humanity only I could see. The expectations were elaborately existing, unsatisfying. Sons and fathers, years refrained from matters that reverse reverse reverse curses and maturity without purpose. Those idle accepted neglect, and the existence of an unsalted bridge was quickly detained. Alone, the foolish described to search for the future in geometric formation and coffee ring stains fading the desk. But the sense proposed in my decided equality drank dignity straight from the bottle. The road that lead me between two cliffs, Propriety and Statistics, with the rocks already pelting down, could not diminish my enthusiasm for necessary absurdities. There's no flesh in declared mediocrities. I became a luminary for pleasures of eminence, hope with resolve, opportunities in destiny. Blind gambles obliged the fear of exacting sensibility. Passionate follies created no-regret-consequences, satisfied stability. Only the **** are granted victories in eternal gaiety. Mortality is irrelevant if you let mystery be your urgency.
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Oct 3, 2012
Oct 3, 2012 at 3:53 PM UTC
Why
a day with contrasts faded hazy smoke from distant forest burnings skylight diffused.. traffic at rushhour a monotonous din.. such muffled appearances invited a more exacting look.. white paint splotches accidental decorations to a darkened parkbench suggests here a distant supernova explosion.. a motorcycle pistons' high pitch report self identification in the traffic din.. an airliner's orange contrails laced the gray cloudless sky.. then a sudden appearance a haloed quartermoon light enhancement with circular glow.. yes contrasts seemed to speak on this day bursting the haze...
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 11:09 PM UTC
paint splotches
Charlie and D sitting in a tree, Henry VIII comes along, chops down the tree. part of me constantly and perversely anticipates what Islam holds dear, the cult of the moon rather than the sun - sleeping nudges of inquiry and reminiscence of Freud rather than this constant pulverisation of scientific safety-nets - the sun and the scam of diet - Narcissus myth all too apparent, too self-conscious to feed the beauty, laboratory type beauty, statistician's paradise - sun and skin cancer collective, i'm not an Arab, and i never will be, but this sort of weather and jet-stream excess isn't exactly helping either - Einstein might have saved you from exacting the thought process (never experiment with it, never) behind Newtonian cause & effect, but this **** isn't going away, and you won't be exactly barnacle jumping mad with Jack & Jill if you voice your concerns; for all that urbanity the village life is having a comeback - hello brick, hello tree, hello tomorrow: the day of never-be - the Spaniards had a second try at an inquisition via Gibraltar - the Scots sailed to Brussels - the village life is having a comeback - the Americans are hoarding guns prior to enacting scenes from Bastille Sq. with the guillotine - they don't know it yet, but they're hoarding guns to topple the government over - elsewhere a bunch of Palestinians were throwing stones at bullseyes for a fluffy toy in a theme park.
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Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016 at 11:35 AM UTC
village life comeback
time governs you and me treat it not irreverently chance the unknown while you can sands of time pause for no woman nor man one and all quick sticks the time piece it ticks it ticks dithers and dawdlers hear the alarm wasted days do each of us irreversible harm of the calendar year we are sure but moments in time are pending trapdoors make every venture your stock in trade lest time render us uncertain and afraid in reality rosters and agendas do vary devilish time oft wickedly contrary speed up Jack and Jill sundials are on a roll time is indiscriminate exacting a costly toll governor time is carefully deliberating our pendulums remonstrating
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 9:08 PM UTC
Time
And So the Day Begins (Bring Them Home) ~ With love for T.R. & S.R., my friends ~ <> *Their spirits, sensed, well kept, in a sudden breeze, a sudden sneeze, at the precise exacting, millisecond, when skin, mind intersect, coinciding, Mine, Theirs, and wet eyes and smile traces arrive unbidden but both together, always simultaneous and I know, full hearted, full throated gasp grasping, my soul and hands, touching, clasping, in the kitchen odors, morning coffee, early daylight across my face sweeping, on the tongue, their taste on mine, and I am present in this moment as they are too, with me forever if but just for a heartbeat, maybe two, stilled yet, my heart trembles as it fuses with Them and Everyone of Us is renewed, and so the day begins, Oh Our Children! remembering, a point on our journey, our always unbroken continuum.* <> 7:17AM July 22 Two Thousand and Twenty Three but one more day until…
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Jul 22, 2023
Jul 22, 2023 at 7:38 AM UTC
And So the Day Begins (Bring Them Home)
The soft petal-like wisps of romance mixed with a hushed musical score. It swelled with recognition.   The dawning feeling was of rightness. And the place to fit was exacting.   The rush of emotions surged. And they broke with the excited gasps of the breath of realization. I laughed.   The thought of longing to find someone. Someone to love lurked in my mind.   It wasn’t a dream.   It was now! Life has brought me to this point and I laughed. The sheer joy of attainment was here.   I laughed with happiness because it was my joy. It was my time. cc2008
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Jul 7, 2010
Jul 7, 2010 at 2:50 PM UTC
I Laughed
I texted you, You Whatsapped back. I posted on your Wall, You pinged me on GTalk. I pinged back on GTalk, You Vibered me. I buzzed you on Lync, You mailed me on Yahoo. I messaged you on FB, You shared a post on G+. I messaged you on Linked In, You sent a talking parrot on Farmville. Seriously? I invited you to an Outlook meeting, You invited me to your Picasa album. I pinned an interest, You YouTubed yours. I wrote this blog post while you Tweeted. It's time to throw away this smartphone and call home. If you don't answer, I'll see your light on, cross the street and knock on your door.
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 12:56 AM UTC
Exacting Smartness
I see new growth emerging from an old tree's heart. A new sapling sapping strength from what would enrich generic soil, contributes something unknown to an unassigned Future Instead this exacting branch emerges to claim the universe for itself. No longer can this unnoticed, rotting stump contribute to the greater good but feed instead, a unique life so it may one day die and have the chance to fill the old soul’s soles. The unlabeled, non enumerated vagaries of our world cowardly whinge in the background while the assertive actions of the flowers and falcons shout out loud for their own preservation. Food chains serve as feeding trays for those cells who have bound together with that joie de vivre necessary to drive the generic engine of nature in their direction. This predilection to protect the potent and powerful among us is not simple chance but a predetermined proclamation from our divine protectorate pushing the proper paupers forward until they find themselves ensconced in the holy foliage of nature's glory.
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 5:20 PM UTC
Planted with a Purpose
In the distance a Bright Blue eye blinks with greed at the enticing tickle, of a seemingly fickle, wisp of eclectic lightning. Torn out of actuality, the sky's emboldened hue, makes way for this wistful energy of new. As the bolt of light, not really caring, rips the sky of Blue, like a Blood-red Herring, dives viciously, however not maliciously, into-- Transition now your mind to a darkness not unkind. Where silence is a splendor and your entire being is a sensor. Where gravity takes rest and gasping lungs aren't always best; a blanket of muffled harmonies vibrating soundlessly inside your bones, flesh and arteries-- FLASH* ... Like a birth, like a death-- like the pause between your breaths-- for a moment, just for an echo of a glimpse of a moment, the flash of silver blue, that out of darkness quickly grew, pierced-- with exacting delicacy-- the bottom of this darkened sea, then disappeared instantly... Flash-flash {{Glow}} Flash-flash {{Glow}} {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... ... Where the bolt did land-- on the sea-floor sand-- a beating rock, electric blue from the shock.. {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... And in that instant, new life was made... While on the surface nothingness reigned... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... It's a cosmic dance, disguised as chance-- Or lucky breaks that breed romance-- And to move along its endless song, without blind views of right or wrong, Is to truly feel with unbiased zeal The uniting pulse of the Universe.
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Apr 30, 2010
Apr 30, 2010 at 1:16 AM UTC
Lightning Under A Blue Sea
In the distance a Bright Blue eye blinks with greed at the enticing tickle, of a seemingly fickle, wisp of eclectic lightning. Torn out of actuality, the sky's emboldened hue, makes way for this wistful energy of new. As the bolt of light, not really caring, rips the sky of Blue, like a Blood-red Herring, dives viciously, however not maliciously, into-- Transition now your mind to a darkness not unkind. Where silence is a splendor and your entire being is a sensor. Where gravity takes rest and gasping lungs aren't always best; a blanket of muffled harmonies vibrating soundlessly inside your bones, flesh and arteries-- FLASH* ... Like a birth, like a death-- like the pause between your breaths-- for a moment, just for an echo of a glimpse of a moment, the flash of silver blue, that out of darkness quickly grew, pierced-- with exacting delicacy-- the bottom of this darkened sea, then disappeared instantly... Flash-flash {{Glow}} Flash-flash {{Glow}} {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... ... Where the bolt did land-- on the sea-floor sand-- a beating rock, electric blue from the shock.. {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... And in that instant, new life was made... While on the surface nothingness reigned... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... {{...Glow-glow...}} fa d e... It's a cosmic dance, disguised as chance-- Or lucky breaks that breed romance-- And to move along its endless song, without blind views of right or wrong, Is to truly feel with unbiased zeal The uniting pulse of the Universe.
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We are each... just learning each other my core is shaken by how quickly the world stopped and my empty soul playfully slid around you and settled in your eyes. I have always believed in the thought of you... the reality of you however is very articulated and exacting you are my karma I am your bridge. I am slowly learning what real love is. I'm scared... paralyzed... comfortable... ecstatic... and very impatient. We are just now learning...Us creating.... believing... My inner sense of self changed when you became mine.
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Jan 16, 2013
Jan 16, 2013 at 4:30 AM UTC
Who Knew?
I am the coy smiling handsome man and my feet beat the darkness away when I rush. And I rush, in the alleys, sightless, an actor led by lines of wilting dialogue. And jasmine litters the gutters, fit to be dredged, the aroma and the petals streaked with reminiscence. I rush. I am the man toward an apogee, a scalpel, with tastes as keen as winter lavender, and eyes that feel the weight of tastes behind them. As I dredge the depths for rarer tastes I rush toward the gutter. And like the gutters I thirst, in the levees and fen- In the fen the rush of prey caught Idling fills the space inside my eyes like oil, and I dredge the lake for traces. I am the actor, the dredge, my wit rehearsed and I am acquainted with the lady of the night. I smile as she caresses my oily deluged eyes- And her eyes are filled with bile, accented by jasmine, even in the dimmest light of gutters are rushing to an apogee, fiercer than I'd like them to appear, but I am the scalpel, to incise the insincere- I am the prince, an heir to exacting the coerced- I watch her eyes like windows from the gutter like a vigil and hold tight to her breath. I pour her blood in paper cups until her breath is weightless- And I rush, an actor, in the scene that we portray- I am the giver, the oily deluged eyes that close around the flesh and rend the fruit from the rind.
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Mar 27, 2010
Mar 27, 2010 at 12:52 PM UTC
Artificial Intelligence
Kept in a box beneath the bed, ashamed of his profession. Nestled between the feathers and the cream, she seemed to have an obsession. Exploited for his only charm, exacting base hysteria. Battery low, haunted by the time she caught Chlamydia.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 7:39 AM UTC
*****
H'min in I want some, and this Vita Mix thing 'round here 'dat gets an eyes wiff of this sort of thing and it starts singing ringing a real living day dream 'get on over here' all of a sudden seems I'm thirsty no drink in years Basil where's that friendly Dandelion and last I saw they were all out together with baby Spinach and baby Kale an' were looking quite sweetly there 'bout ready for what they so beautifully do, see and ask 'em if they'd come along with all their great buds willing be super brew for a little bit dear, needy and overly due sweety and we's more exacting on being more the cup of tea of super elixirs, gets this dude feeling quite bit better on and maybe next task-set don't set him so far down under and year after lil' bit sweeter and lighter yet; beyond our sweetness magically green goddess's delight of the kind of treatment sometimes hard to find between themselves those red blood bearing types; so let's call on down Cilantro, get on down and out some more 'dem **** heavy metals, how 'bout this dude anybody kno where he could trick a book into dropping off a truck load of SuperKombu, ordinary Kelp and while we're here now; now can we form our hearts around every shore and river that pours into thee before it is too much more of woe are the seas; I'm going to go on now but 'dat one's got black holed gravity's; Chlorella, Spirulina, Blue Greens Bloom Algaes taken with care and sampling testing is what by me next to LOVE  Love and well and the water there a very dear and essential shimmering part of God to me; Temple Body Temple Earth; be they battered tattered near or see it far two homes each has got; We All Holy Stewards; are we sleeping on the job; no captain at the helm; did we check in and walk out and get high and expect a check and hope to keep our jobs; please help me; how would each of 7 billion else describe; give me your dreams and or each your fears;                                                                                                                         what do you want;                                                                                   come alive or                                                                                    disappear!!!!                                                                                            R
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 11:40 AM UTC
Holy Basil
H'min in I want some, and this Vita Mix thing 'round here 'dat gets an eyes wiff of this sort of thing and it starts singing ringing a real living day dream 'get on over here' all of a sudden seems I'm thirsty no drink in years Basil where's that friendly Dandelion and last I saw they were all out together with baby Spinach and baby Kale an' were looking quite sweetly there 'bout ready for what they so beautifully do, see and ask 'em if they'd come along with all their great buds willing be super brew for a little bit dear, needy and overly due sweety and we's more exacting on being more the cup of tea of super elixirs, gets this dude feeling quite bit better on and maybe next task-set don't set him so far down under and year after lil' bit sweeter and lighter yet; beyond our sweetness magically green goddess's delight of the kind of treatment sometimes hard to find between themselves those red blood bearing types; so let's call on down Cilantro, get on down and out some more 'dem **** heavy metals, how 'bout this dude anybody kno where he could trick a book into dropping off a truck load of SuperKombu, ordinary Kelp and while we're here now; now can we form our hearts around every shore and river that pours into thee before it is too much more of woe are the seas; I'm going to go on now but 'dat one's got black holed gravity's; Chlorella, Spirulina, Blue Greens Bloom Algaes taken with care and sampling testing is what by me next to LOVE  Love and well and the water there a very dear and essential shimmering part of God to me; Temple Body Temple Earth; be they battered tattered near or see it far two homes each has got; We All Holy Stewards; are we sleeping on the job; no captain at the helm; did we check in and walk out and get high and expect a check and hope to keep our jobs; please help me; how would each of 7 billion else describe; give me your dreams and or each your fears;                                                                                                                         what do you want;                                                                                   come alive or                                                                                    disappear!!!!                                                                                            R
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I like to call it blowing on the harp. Or wailing. Like how helpless my mouth is in the throes of translating wind, how I forget to unfurl into the hot pleasures of bath, pearling on around me, that I had previously spent several dimes of anticipation on, even the mounds of afternoon-special bubbles, even the pleasure of seeing my own flushed and perfect skin, mermaided beneath this tideless sea. When the urge to blow upon the slim silver box finds me I almost don’t. Issues of noise and also whatever it is when you think “I don’t know how”. I am surprised to see such reasonable concerns after all these years of exacting unreasonable responses from myself in those silvering and hightide moments that you never see coming. As if there were more to the how of it than lips and hands and steam and breath and the now weary bubbles done tired of waiting and laid down instead, across the water in flat white whorls, in a type of peculiar obedience, to the music above.
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 1:58 PM UTC
On Finding Harmonica