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"farer" poems
**• i     am        a sea            farer•a                   rider of the                          dwindling air... • one day my ailing boat would invite the water•i will finally sink into** ~ ~ ~~oblivion's lair•~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~  ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~   ~~ ~~ ~~ *•m y exis tenc e ~ ~ ~~       ~~ w ill then  be • but a we a k, ~ i ndis  cern ible... reflec  tion of my sel f ~   •  ~                       ~     i' d notb e  free •but~         ~    ~          t rapped i n abo x                    ~   on a  lon g for-  ~~               g o tte  n  ~ ~    sh e ~ l   f •* .~
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 11:48 AM UTC
Sinking
Hello weary star farer, You have come a long way, bumping through every asterism, wondering if you would one day be part of an art in the starry night sky. I am but an old star with a dying heart, plummeting to knave abyss. As hope crashes down with me, I come across you, oh weary star farer. You took me to dance on the moons of Jupiter. We sang our lungs out through the milky way. Suddenly, all the other stars faded, and giving up was overrated. Your tired soul ignited mine, giving birth to love so divine. Rest now, oh weary star farer. We are now home in each other's radiance.
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 2:06 PM UTC
Star Farer
"O where are you going?" said reader to rider, "That valley is fatal when furnaces burn, Yonder's the midden whose odors will madden, That gap is the grave where the tall return." "O do you imagine," said fearer to farer, "That dusk will delay on your path to the pass, Your diligent looking discover the lacking Your footsteps feel from granite to grass?" "O what was that bird," said horror to hearer, "Did you see that shape in the twisted trees? Behind you swiftly the figure comes softly, The spot on your skin is a shocking disease?" "Out of this house" ‚ said rider to reader, "Yours never will" ‚ said farer to fearer, "They're looking for you" ‚ said hearer to horror, As he left them there, as he left them there.
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O Where Are You Going?
As I lie beneath the starlit sky, Thoughts of you and I fill my mind. Not knowing how or why, We meet in this grand old starlit sky. I cherish each text, Delivered with love, humor and adoration; The darkness that you feel is you, Will, hopefully, fade into The light, which I claim to be. Never going nor coming, This path feels uncertain, And steps are shaky as untraveled paths are said to be. Living in the moment Of stillness and glimpses of grandeur from above, It is all I see now. Perhaps the stars will lead me home, As they did not so long ago, When seafarers roamed the ocean, As I now, roam the earth beneath the starlit sky. - By the soul farer! -
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 5:54 AM UTC
Beneath the Starlit Sky
A mariner on the ocean of the eternal, Looking above the bow, A panoramic view of the presentation of self, Nautical boundaries and jurisdictions, Inhabiting and found, Consciousness of all, Abound.
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 8:22 AM UTC
soul-farer
Greetings and salutations m'lady Thou hast been absent and missed Most notably thoust smile and thine choired voice espousing deep longing and opining of distant and never-presentness despite opportunity and invitation. Lulled into sleep by your gently warming coo, flightless i remain. Turn, I will again, 'gainst the mournful draw of your beckoning, and slip into dream, once more. Cool is the pillow upon which i rest my weary head, restless is the mind inside. Tumbled and tossed, like an ocean-dweller upon crashing waves, waiting to be heaved breathless upon your shore. The fire has been ignited, flames dance brilliantly around me, a barefoot saviour, pulling me through the wet sand, offering sweet coconut water and reminding me to breathe. Twinkle, twinkle million stars embedded in desolate black woven fabric, eyes make contact. Blue-green ocean-farer with autumn-acorn islander. Universe unravels, and sits aback allowing truth and impromptu correlations to take hold. For this is the work of God!
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 5:38 AM UTC
allow me this introduction
In Rājagaha the Well-Farer lectured On wisdom, concentration, morality… The monks listened, devoutly, calmly, To the message replete with practicality. On to Ambaliṭṭikā they journeyed, To Nālandā and Pāṭaligāma as well. The Buddha continued to spread the Dhamma-- Or teachings--at which he was known to excel. After passing over the Ganges, To Koṭigāma they made their way. The Buddha repeated the Four Noble Truths That still guide many people today. At Nādikā the Teacher referred to the Mirror Of Dhamma and said to always begin By looking first at yourself to discover The truth that lies deep within. On to Vesālī the ascetics wandered, Where their Master continued to share The power and value of mindful living-- The importance of being clearly aware. During the rains the Awakened One rested In Beluva, where he postponed his trek. While staying there he grew ill, but he knew It was NOT his time, so it kept it in check. "Live as islands," he said to Ānanda, "With truth as a refuge. And grasp not, for I Have always told you that all things dear to us-- Whatever is born--eventually will die." After the rains, the group traveled To the Great Forest--to the Gabled Hall, And the Buddha repeated the Eightfold Path-- A message of wisdom pertaining to all. Bhoganagara was their next stop, And then to Pāvā the wayfarers did go. Their host, Cunda, served "pig's delight." The Buddha grew ill. Why? We don't know. Despite his illness, he continued To Kusinārā and lay down to rest. Music sounded and flowers fell From the sky to honor the One-Who-Is-Blessed. "The Dhamma will now be your teacher. Strive on untiringly. My time has passed." After entering deep concentration The Great One died. Those words were his last. Thunder sounded and the ground shook-- As it does when any great teacher "goes to sleep." The Buddha is Dhamma; the Dhamma is the Buddha. Because of that there's no reason to weep. The compassionate Buddha's Teachings have spread For over two thousand five hundred years. His Message of living in wisdom and compassion And loving mindfulness perseveres. - by Bob B
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 7:55 AM UTC
The Last Days of the Buddha (Based on the Mahāparinibbāna Sutta)
In Rājagaha the Well-Farer lectured On wisdom, concentration, morality… The monks listened, devoutly, calmly, To the message replete with practicality. On to Ambaliṭṭikā they journeyed, To Nālandā and Pāṭaligāma as well. The Buddha continued to spread the Dhamma-- Or teachings--at which he was known to excel. After passing over the Ganges, To Koṭigāma they made their way. The Buddha repeated the Four Noble Truths That still guide many people today. At Nādikā the Teacher referred to the Mirror Of Dhamma and said to always begin By looking first at yourself to discover The truth that lies deep within. On to Vesālī the ascetics wandered, Where their Master continued to share The power and value of mindful living-- The importance of being clearly aware. During the rains the Awakened One rested In Beluva, where he postponed his trek. While staying there he grew ill, but he knew It was NOT his time, so it kept it in check. "Live as islands," he said to Ānanda, "With truth as a refuge. And grasp not, for I Have always told you that all things dear to us-- Whatever is born--eventually will die." After the rains, the group traveled To the Great Forest--to the Gabled Hall, And the Buddha repeated the Eightfold Path-- A message of wisdom pertaining to all. Bhoganagara was their next stop, And then to Pāvā the wayfarers did go. Their host, Cunda, served "pig's delight." The Buddha grew ill. Why? We don't know. Despite his illness, he continued To Kusinārā and lay down to rest. Music sounded and flowers fell From the sky to honor the One-Who-Is-Blessed. "The Dhamma will now be your teacher. Strive on untiringly. My time has passed." After entering deep concentration The Great One died. Those words were his last. Thunder sounded and the ground shook-- As it does when any great teacher "goes to sleep." The Buddha is Dhamma; the Dhamma is the Buddha. Because of that there's no reason to weep. The compassionate Buddha's Teachings have spread For over two thousand five hundred years. His Message of living in wisdom and compassion And loving mindfulness perseveres. - by Bob B
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*** står foran ham finere end nogensinde Hendes hud er bogstavlig talt silke, i en nuance af hudfarve han ikke har set før, Glinsende silke med øjne og mund Og frodige bryster, der pludselige ligner puder Øjnene og munden smelten sammen lige foran ham og danner et kridhvidt kors Hånlige grin larmer i hans ører og luften bliver udefinerbart tynd Han ved det er hende, men en ondskab farer op i ham som om han var fanden selv Grinet forlader hendes krop og svæver som uendelige gebisser om hans hoved Langt væk kan han tyde hendes stemme der beder ham om at slappe af og komme til sig selv Men, han lader sig ej snydes og er nu helt overbevist om det ikke er hende Knytnæver markerer hendes krop og *** er ikke længere af silke *** er blod og kød der snart ikke er til at samle Pludselig er der et helt publikum omkring ham der studerer hans akt nøje, de skuer til hinanden mens de ryster på hovederne Tårerne har overbemandet ham og i kampens hede bliver der uendeligt stille *** er ikke til at se nogen steder
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 2:08 PM UTC
*** er ikke til at se nogen steder
Tårerne falder og maler gulvet sort ligesom den blanke kaffe jeg spejler mig i. Jeg ser din månehvide hud alt imens natkanonen sender toner blå, af melankoli gennem mine årer og bider sig fast på min krogede rygsøjle og jeg kan mærke mine lunger. Synet af dig skærer i mine blå øjne Jeg tænker tilbage på tiden med dådyrøjne og cashmerehjerter. Nu har vi kun reptilblikke og vinylindre. Omridset af dit ansigt har jeg glemt og jeg famler hjælpeløs i tågen for at nå dine krystalgrå hænder med farer for at blive spist af fortrængelsen. Åh. Jeg husker din pastelhud og dine øjne som lilla ferskner. Duften var som jorden selv. Du smagte af knuste drømme og hypotetiske realiteter. Jeg tænker på dig, så stille som en marts nat. Du er så smuk Især når du er stille. 'Men hvad ved jeg også om det?' Platonisk kærlighed. Jeg har allerede fortrudt min tanke og ønsket om at vende om, sætter sig som glasskår i mine øjne. Måske er du noget jeg har fundet på? Mine kinder bløder og stjernerne danser røde og blå. Lysår væk.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 1:43 PM UTC
Natkanon
Surely man cometh to his senses, from iron bars and stressful fences to keep him on tight line, Wherein brother's act against mother's, to be left behind as societie's slime!! Gospel's lost to the calliburs blast heat shot, Wherein projectile gets sprayed, As graffiti to a page, Where iron creases, The fold and eggs boil the kitchenette's *** All things off limit at this time thou falsely accused criminal!! Thief between the gypsies!! What a constitutional laugh in we all shall have, Mother and dad, Positively these longing souls stay wistful!!! Polio like feelings are popular focus, Where the green is all smokeless, Wherein alarms do not exist!!! One for thy lungs, Two for two trips!! Oatmeal cookie cakes sweetened to sweaty pie night!! Terrors are farer , Gatherer's are darer's to amtrack train polite!!!!!
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May 28, 2015
May 28, 2015 at 9:47 AM UTC
Leaving the station..
Dying to be born/ by me...such longing, unbearable bonding you seek yet none to be had!!! Miserably happy, intensively sad! A freak to be alive. All motivational gatherer's gather to one drum, where day meets thy sun in snow tatted sty's. Where the wind gets heavy, your souls longing stays abliged... The weathering of rainbow colors comes politely to what one shall meet, these beings seen as if actors, not your typical doctors and lawyers. These cuddled ways not your atypical streets! Soo/many Starer's, none farer than that blossoming I miss the most! Is it Me or they who have gone over trotted? I guess its all I suppose... The smallest things to make man appreciate what he had, the child born to his fatherless widow, or unpopulaters from the trended fad! What a loss we all were when it came to finding our other half's, when light meets the darkness, between thine good and thy bad!!!!
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 5:22 PM UTC
dying to be born
The whole of my efforts have been, as they say, for the bush outside my house. For whom are you strobing? In tiny white and yellow flowers, there, then gone, and then there again. Whose bud refuse no way farer, hermit bees meander, suckle, and depart in good conscience.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 4:32 AM UTC
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