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"festivity" poems
The heady perfume of the Arabian Attars is in the air! A lunar litter brings Eid Antimony sulphide of the downcast eyes and the pinkish nails have been painted with henna Eid is a glorious gift Bliss is blossoming The blessings are blooming The fragrant roses and the white jasmines are being elated by a joyous colour of the festivity The nameless nightingales are singing the paeans We're being showered with Salams Eid Mubaraks are echoing The cheerful children are being over the moon Eid is marvellously nice and we sacrifice.
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Jul 20, 2021
Jul 20, 2021 at 9:21 AM UTC
EID MUBARAK To All Around The Universe!
don’t tell me “I love you” ~by Roxanne, for Cyrano~ <> that’s a verse I’ve heard many too times before, that’s a curse of low majesty, a quatrain too plain, if that’s your best sally, retreat, say no more, too simp verses, or ungolden silences, agents of dissatisfying pain I need the best of your taste the finest visions that you eyelids occlude, make haste for my mouth grows exceedingly impatient for the other senses to do their tandem wooing slap only my face with the creature comforts others savor, words of diamonds and pink pearls mined from your breast, the bejeweled words that will decorate my evergreen, that never dies, lest, unless and until, you want my mortal affection suppressed give me your linguistic promiscuity, wake me from the stupor of ordinary, arouse me with thy tongue coiling, a bee sting delivery, a wet poem that makes all my orifices!|offices weep, your mouth, my souls recouper, your wizardry bewitching, answer my inquiry with unbounded festivity then and after all, the plain simplicity of an “I love you,” will be edged with sublimity, my mercies, your mercies our jointed, sharp pointy, introverting, interlocking, *our futures becoming our pasts* 11:07am 19-9-30 <> https://thenewgroup.org/production/cyrano/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz8bsBRC6ARIsAEyNnvoENpdnWyqeUEwq0avNStgWCf4CocB1i239c2mHdNSFF8gOlWZtfjsaAls4EALw_wcB
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Oct 10, 2019
Oct 10, 2019 at 11:35 AM UTC
don’t tell me “I love you” ~ by Roxanne, for Cyrano~
Summer is not beautiful in Iraq; it is old and it is standing on a long failure. The summer here, like me, loves watermelon, but it is a bitter love. The watermelon here is something hidden and wondrous, full of secrets and magic, and our ancestors often tell us about it strangely, until I thought that the watermelon is a mythical being. When I return from my long absence, I will go to one of the doors of my grandfather's small orchard, and I will paint a small watermelon on it and I will celebrate. I will invite all the birds of the earth to seed the grain of watermelon in the fields of the Iraqis in order to make a big celebration; it is the festivity of the great Watermelon.
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Apr 28, 2020
Apr 28, 2020 at 4:57 AM UTC
THE FESTIVITY OF THE GREAT WATERMELON
to be kneaded, in squashy, jelly ecstasy, falling over tumultuous, a largess of festivity, woman, not as much as your walk, talk or nature, but that one boom-rocket, eminent, salient feature, lickety, suckety, twistety, pressety, lurety, bitety, fever, closety, graspety, claspety, grabety, clungety, playety, severe, twins to be tended, a little gorge, to lash tongue betwixt, to be clasped, lurch after each tip, tender, half-earths, cast on a potter's wheel, sun baked, shaped in rain's fluidity, winter's rigidity, summer fire, lover's calm, luster's oasis, sumptuous, lush spread, breeze at a tree top, monuments in rhapsody...
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 3:50 PM UTC
Ode to 38C
well then shepherd in the mess why does that sharpened cowl of wheat surround those sweet yams in the satchel, some scene of loosening transgressions, no pear ripening itself one dull, and one unfulfilling afternoon, rolls down over its branch of sister and brother father and mother Bartletts from the stem, only to make its way into the bottom of that stretched out tawny hide. Where by the wayside every other nobody can see straight inside when a hand moves in, sweeps its fist and then goes deeply down into that can of rotten novelties we all hate, but you feel keeps us in suspense. I wonder will it ever end? Bells busting from the insides of their guts, another candy shock, up and bounces, popcorn kernels, roasted almond slivers, and some preceding green vegetable posted on the 8th St. Diner marquee display on 9th, another advertisement fighting at the sore, devoured hunger for that silhouette following closely behind the moistened wells where my brush dabs lightly into the cup before the gouache and paint mixture begin to dry, that is where I wait and wonder why? Why? Pained with hunger but besmirched with fright, skin sweaty, knotted like muslin yards growing weak against the coil. So humbling were the groans that nearly a decade crossed swiftly across his face, only five or ten minutes had passed before another twenty years flowed into the vast matrix of the rivers of blue sweat marked by estuaries, creeks, and streams across the brow, down the cheeks, and ultimately across the neck, lazing down into the chest, before settling its heavy panic soaking in the guts. Where a heavy glass brick has been vitrifying in the sun, never have two people seen the steamy and piping-hot quarry go from its conviviality and festivity of life, into this shriveled up tree having found its way into the prairie where giant winds bend its branches and enormous thunderstorms nearly strangle it with its own roots. Frisked by sin and pangs of nostalgia in which a thousand thoughts intersplice the whorls imprinted upon our brains.
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 6:57 PM UTC
1oz of Frozen
well then shepherd in the mess why does that sharpened cowl of wheat surround those sweet yams in the satchel, some scene of loosening transgressions, no pear ripening itself one dull, and one unfulfilling afternoon, rolls down over its branch of sister and brother father and mother Bartletts from the stem, only to make its way into the bottom of that stretched out tawny hide. Where by the wayside every other nobody can see straight inside when a hand moves in, sweeps its fist and then goes deeply down into that can of rotten novelties we all hate, but you feel keeps us in suspense. I wonder will it ever end? Bells busting from the insides of their guts, another candy shock, up and bounces, popcorn kernels, roasted almond slivers, and some preceding green vegetable posted on the 8th St. Diner marquee display on 9th, another advertisement fighting at the sore, devoured hunger for that silhouette following closely behind the moistened wells where my brush dabs lightly into the cup before the gouache and paint mixture begin to dry, that is where I wait and wonder why? Why? Pained with hunger but besmirched with fright, skin sweaty, knotted like muslin yards growing weak against the coil. So humbling were the groans that nearly a decade crossed swiftly across his face, only five or ten minutes had passed before another twenty years flowed into the vast matrix of the rivers of blue sweat marked by estuaries, creeks, and streams across the brow, down the cheeks, and ultimately across the neck, lazing down into the chest, before settling its heavy panic soaking in the guts. Where a heavy glass brick has been vitrifying in the sun, never have two people seen the steamy and piping-hot quarry go from its conviviality and festivity of life, into this shriveled up tree having found its way into the prairie where giant winds bend its branches and enormous thunderstorms nearly strangle it with its own roots. Frisked by sin and pangs of nostalgia in which a thousand thoughts intersplice the whorls imprinted upon our brains.
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I am not your accessory a statement piece to your spineless connections The thousandth image-oriented festivity That you thoughtlessly threw Due to the boredom of your own reflection I am not a string of pearly witty conversation that you casually bring up when you aren't capable of employing stimulation I am not a magenta lipstick you reach to cover up your mindnumbing gossip about the neighbors indecencies You try to duplicate me and slip your right, then your left foot into vintage leather Jimmy Choos Oh but your archless perception of life Doesn't quite fit your soul next to mine Empathy was never your strong suit Oh but a tailored cold charcoaled judgement suit--that fits just.right. Still you try to wear me, despite discrepancies And oh how you hate the way I mock your silhouette I clash with your champagne clings You try to bash me against silverware but I remain mute "Oh but if I can't make her an accessory, I shall make her an appendage!" Oh how Christian and courteous of you In the same way you asked your bridesmaid to step off the alter when she came out to you on that heavenly day You ask me to be your brothers appendage Oppressive and aloof Asking was always a waste of time for you You expect.
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 1:09 AM UTC
Sister-in-law
Anticipation rising as our holiday nears My gosh, Eid ul Fitr is already here In the early morning on your way to groom and a bath I know it's so because I too clean up to be on the same path Squeaky clean the skin on our faces shine A gigantic goal accomplished oh we're feeling really fine Who needs Christmas when we've got Eid a festivity that includes all Muslims even those in need Decorative clothes we wear while extending our hearts to each other and offering a good cheer it isn't hard to tell our love of our religion is near From the same community we come, it's known we throw a fun-filled Eid party "Because this is my holiday" and our festive spirits aught to be really hearty Allah hu Akbar, the accessory and ornament of our special day along with a duo and nearly two billion others, you'll hear me loudly say When little girls, Atefeh's and my enthusiasm about Eid blossoming as we sang an Eid song perhaps trying to compete "From sunrise to sunset, no food did we eat. All praises are due to Allah, our fast is now complete." Mehdi whose thoughts of his beloved in the distance too busy with his boys climbing trees and ducking low a long time friend of two families to witness a wedding and a start of an Eid tradition that brings the community together, what a show So here's to Mehdi and Atefeh, Eid enthusiasts among a few showing you gratitude and appreciation, for we've heard it said "It takes one to know two." by: Najwa Kareem
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Jun 4, 2019
Jun 4, 2019 at 7:05 AM UTC
"It takes one to know two."
oh.have.the.heart.to.welcome.a.stranded.soul 1. If you’re given the jolly gift of a green ribbon Would you use it as a link to answers Or to hang your pretty neck? 2. If a tree has been yearning to the sky for more than sixty years Would you now stub out your ciggie in its folds Or embrace its giving energy? 3. If such books have been written many millennia ago – saying a multitude Would you shut your ears to debate and follow blindly Or respectfully ask bold questions? 4. If a man kneels repentant in the dust to wipe your shoes Would you offer a hand up Or trample on his fingers and spit on his bent head? 5. If the insipid cashier annoys your sensibilities Do you leave it unattended And later sickeningly vent and shout at the wrong one at home? 6. If a once-beautiful cat lies dead in the road Would you let your rapid wheels contribute to its messy mince Or do the ***** job of humanely scooping away its remains? 7. If a powerful dream comes mayhap to honour you Would you ignore its seemingly-confusing message Or follow its signals (in a maze)  to certain life-enhancing enrichment? 8. If constant calamity touches your being on stretched resources Would you keep popping those three sublinguals with alarming ease Or try to surrender and accept the pain under arborescent canopies? 9. If an old woman suffers a stroke in the heart of festivity Would you refrain from visits while sending easy bouquets and fruit-baskets Or take the time to help her struggling steps to the toilet? 10. If the moon shines tonight on your wretched suffering Would you hurl silent abuse and curse its half-light Or glance up to catch perchance the echo of your deepest wishes in the air around ...? *you.can’t.honestly.say.that.it.matters.not for.it.touches.you.too* S T, 16 July 2013
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 12:52 PM UTC
Bold questions
oh.have.the.heart.to.welcome.a.stranded.soul 1. If you’re given the jolly gift of a green ribbon Would you use it as a link to answers Or to hang your pretty neck? 2. If a tree has been yearning to the sky for more than sixty years Would you now stub out your ciggie in its folds Or embrace its giving energy? 3. If such books have been written many millennia ago – saying a multitude Would you shut your ears to debate and follow blindly Or respectfully ask bold questions? 4. If a man kneels repentant in the dust to wipe your shoes Would you offer a hand up Or trample on his fingers and spit on his bent head? 5. If the insipid cashier annoys your sensibilities Do you leave it unattended And later sickeningly vent and shout at the wrong one at home? 6. If a once-beautiful cat lies dead in the road Would you let your rapid wheels contribute to its messy mince Or do the ***** job of humanely scooping away its remains? 7. If a powerful dream comes mayhap to honour you Would you ignore its seemingly-confusing message Or follow its signals (in a maze)  to certain life-enhancing enrichment? 8. If constant calamity touches your being on stretched resources Would you keep popping those three sublinguals with alarming ease Or try to surrender and accept the pain under arborescent canopies? 9. If an old woman suffers a stroke in the heart of festivity Would you refrain from visits while sending easy bouquets and fruit-baskets Or take the time to help her struggling steps to the toilet? 10. If the moon shines tonight on your wretched suffering Would you hurl silent abuse and curse its half-light Or glance up to catch perchance the echo of your deepest wishes in the air around ...? *you.can’t.honestly.say.that.it.matters.not for.it.touches.you.too* S T, 16 July 2013
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Home is the place where all hearts turn When Christmas comes again The place that draws you through the fog The snow the wind and rain To take your place beside the fire Wherever it may be And hope for peace, and good cheer And gay festivity Year by year the same old words Of greetings we repeat But never seem to tire When friends and families meet So rejoice right through to Christmas night And  over the world's dark shadows Cast some some heavenly light Keith Wilson. Windermere, UK 2016
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Dec 5, 2016
Dec 5, 2016 at 6:02 AM UTC
Christmas At Home
Try your best to escape and free Your mind is not your identity Your genetics, your family tree Your looking glass eyes can see Through the window an fatefully Change your perception of reality And redefine who you are to be My new persona is in a coma down in Barcelona Now I'm Jonah in love with Mona from Arizona Drinking corona with Fiona in the streets of Verona Creativity is a proclivity that unshackles our identity free Journey with me far from the vast sea of mental captivity Exclusivity of proactivity creates a glorious life of festivity Consent to your dreams to the absolute umpteenth degree Augment your schemes and forget about the no guarantee Reinvent thee extremes, and you will never be a life absentee Remember as you read that we are all connected eternally On this marble together spinning we are all just guests Wandering around trying to solve our personal quests Humans being we happened to be, but only temporarily May as well attempt and squeeze life to death and manifest All your aspirations and ambitions should be put to the test All so blessed with a mind, and a beating heart in our chest So why not invest the rest of our time to aspire to be the best
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 3:11 AM UTC
I Dented Thee
Into the masquerade Of her unyielding dream, I see her flash into ambiguity. A vestige of fluorescent Transcendental light particles Rising into the zenith, Through a liquescent portal, Into the reminiscence Of her fanciful bloom. I meander through the enigmatic Labyrinth of her Never-ending rumination. Through the postern door, Into a frolic of festivity; A jamboree of her Effervescent frivolity. A sudden vision Of our exuberant youth, The romantic tryst by the fountain. Our souls interlaced, weaving in the wind As we gaze at her fragrant, Celestial moon. The ambience of her earthly silence Conjures the emergence of a stairway Into her intuitive star. Our ephemeral dalliance, In an evaporating mirage Of unrelenting fortitude, Of what was once forgotten. I take my enamoured bow, With ardent strings of burning light And fire fervently to seek Her euphonious heart.
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May 20, 2019
May 20, 2019 at 4:43 PM UTC
Ardent Strings of Burning Light
730 days of ambiguity, Searching your soul, Finding a cracked China doll, Fragile, yet beautiful, With a tragic past. That one holiday in New London, A mere ride on the Ferry away, But we took the long way, Simply to have more time. More time, how I wish… we had it. Our excitement as bold, As our love for each other then, You watched that Mohegan Sun rise, Through that gaping window, overlooking the lake, As you studied my sleep. A holiday festivity, Experiencing Siberian music, In this Native American palace, Dining like royalty, And smiling in harmony. 730 days of highs and lows, Despite how it all ended, and it did end, That one, quaint little memory, Reminds me of one simple thing, We’ll always have Mohegan Sun
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Nov 5, 2023
Nov 5, 2023 at 12:53 PM UTC
Mohegan Sun
They tell of a land to the North with misted valley's and of glen Where red deer wild roam as they make splash upon the fen. Strong and hardy is the stock, many with deep red hair, Raised from their day of birth, on naught but deep fried fare. Custom demands of each a thrift, and preservation of everything, this all born out on coinage in pocket, bearing the head of the last king. They are true a hardy race, of this many can contend, and rumours abound all over, of them tossing trees end on end. So too there are tales of a legend, that gives some despair to the soul. that they smack a ball all over hillsides until it falls into a wee hole. Cultural music is a strong tradition. and dance often accompanies that, with much joy and merry festivity to sound of someone neutering a cat. An ancient tongue they sometimes speak that gives cause to a certain lilt. But ire them not for revenge is sweet as they turn backs and raise their kilt.
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Aug 26, 2021
Aug 26, 2021 at 9:16 AM UTC
The Brave... extended version
Two contrasting social situations Putting central function On the requirements of oneself On best interests of others Pining Set outside perspective Leading towards enlightenment Lead towards an idea of truth Festivity Following from this Purposeful  conveying Purposeful connection   Okay.
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Apr 27, 2013
Apr 27, 2013 at 6:08 PM UTC
Two contrasting social situations
*''My imagination of a poet and poetess sharing their first conversation.''* Poetess: Gazing upon your clay-cup, My eyes judge that you are alike, So raise your crown, and wake-up, O' my dreamlike! Poet: My soul a boundless wave, Seeks a ray of light in solitude, You seem a queen and I a slave, Perhaps your eyes are hued? _______ Poetess: O' ruler, disguised in veil, Thirst in your eyes an ocean for me, And my soul has pined for such zeal, You are bliss on earth craving for me. Poet: Aroma of your gentle devotion, And a stir of my visions have raised the wings, My passion is scattered alike dust in the winds, O' wise and brave, what is your emotion? _______ Poetess: Your presence before me, an arrival of moon, My heart opening its eyelids to a new majesty, And the soul is dancing in the rapturing monsoon, O' beautiful, my yearnings lay in your agony. Poet: O' elegance of such heavenly delight, Your beauty a messenger to my heart, And my soul lay in extremes of your excite, O' pearl of my pride, my image and my art. _______ Poetess: O' merchant of intoxicating whispers, Ecstasy arises from within your tongue, New clouds of joy are unveiling in my heart, And may such unity never be apart. Poet: O' morning dew, if you dare come close, My affection wants to hold you in its arms, Waiting are my kisses on a throne of rose, And elating are your splendid charms. _______ Poetess: O' beautiful, O' flowing stream, Embrace my soul in your captivity, I desire to be seized in your esteem, And my heart rests in such festivity. Poet: O' blessed wine, O' sweetness of my existence, Your love arose like the morning sun upon my chest, Elevating me and pouring like a spring within my breast. ✒ ℐamil Hussain
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 5:34 AM UTC
A Clash of Words
*''My imagination of a poet and poetess sharing their first conversation.''* Poetess: Gazing upon your clay-cup, My eyes judge that you are alike, So raise your crown, and wake-up, O' my dreamlike! Poet: My soul a boundless wave, Seeks a ray of light in solitude, You seem a queen and I a slave, Perhaps your eyes are hued? _______ Poetess: O' ruler, disguised in veil, Thirst in your eyes an ocean for me, And my soul has pined for such zeal, You are bliss on earth craving for me. Poet: Aroma of your gentle devotion, And a stir of my visions have raised the wings, My passion is scattered alike dust in the winds, O' wise and brave, what is your emotion? _______ Poetess: Your presence before me, an arrival of moon, My heart opening its eyelids to a new majesty, And the soul is dancing in the rapturing monsoon, O' beautiful, my yearnings lay in your agony. Poet: O' elegance of such heavenly delight, Your beauty a messenger to my heart, And my soul lay in extremes of your excite, O' pearl of my pride, my image and my art. _______ Poetess: O' merchant of intoxicating whispers, Ecstasy arises from within your tongue, New clouds of joy are unveiling in my heart, And may such unity never be apart. Poet: O' morning dew, if you dare come close, My affection wants to hold you in its arms, Waiting are my kisses on a throne of rose, And elating are your splendid charms. _______ Poetess: O' beautiful, O' flowing stream, Embrace my soul in your captivity, I desire to be seized in your esteem, And my heart rests in such festivity. Poet: O' blessed wine, O' sweetness of my existence, Your love arose like the morning sun upon my chest, Elevating me and pouring like a spring within my breast. ✒ ℐamil Hussain
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While the festivities were going on Laughter was in the air Drinks being poured by the glasses A grandballroom full of spirits Exchanging throughout Being a gentleman of exquisite taste I heard a kindly sweet voice called my name A sudden twist in faith She was there sitting quite comfortable Pacing towards her with each step seems promising Gathering my thoughts on what to say She greeted with a smile of mesmeric elegance Beautifully in her black garment Appealing one's notion Her aggressiveness Speaks volumes To her fixation Catching a conscious man withering As the music stops Attending to other guest I take one last glance with arrogance Knowing things will never be How can a lover be a mistress? A question I ask myself
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Dec 22, 2009
Dec 22, 2009 at 10:15 PM UTC
Emotional Festivity
I saw you looking at her in the midst of festivity, when everybody else are shouting and jumping, joggling and rapping, all that there is to say. I saw you looking at her and your eyes are fixed as the moment froze and I know how you’ve felt. It was exactly how I felt. I saw you looking at her and I was crushed in an instant like a thunderbolt like a thunderbolt
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 4:20 AM UTC
I saw you looking at her
Inside the walls of my citadel's keep, i wander haunted halls and rooms, broken images of continuous life flashing light randomly around, an epileptic's nightmare, beamed in from beyond, playing dangerous paranoid games with my mind. My grandfather's apparition stalks me silently, inching to the couch, guarding the bathroom, verifying the existence of gravity behind door number three, on the bed. He approaches!! SQUEAK-SQUEAK!!...RATTLE!!... (Darth Elder and his walker) SQUEAK-SQUEAK!!...RATTLE!!... i evade his ghost of Christmas' passed, darting to the porch and in another entry door. Each time i look up, his spector stands frozen in silhouette, spurring my adrenal response, yet only imperceptibly creeping, ever closer... SQUEAK-SQUEAK!!...RATTLE!!... He is everywhere! EVERYWHERE!!! Frozen in time at various locations, practicing being dead on his bed, re-living the now, back then in his head, inside my head!! There is only one solution. i have spoken to the others: no Christmas tree this year, we will wrap grandfather in colored lights and garland, and help him celebrate life in style. A slightly motile tree, a blatant festivity.
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 8:04 PM UTC
Harold
At parties I try to leave soon, always longing -- for festivity!
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Dec 21, 2022
Dec 21, 2022 at 3:55 AM UTC
[ At parties I try ]
i always aimed at returning Nietzsche's ping-pong serve of poet-philosopher, as philosopher-poet... well, you know, any vanity project will do these days, given our current celebrity culture... there's nothing celebratory about it, so my little festivity of hope in establishing a self-style vocabulary might be too much for Gucci... but you got to try and whiff up a tornado of absinthe sweeties in licorice black (lee ko reesh). there's only one argument i cling on to, it is theological, i'm biased toward the theological argument always, because i've seen the ontological argument become desecrated by oncology - every theologian argues the same: there's a god, because, to be frank, whatever ontology provides us, it leaves us more bewildered than anything: how we expressed our freedom will never be compensated in terms of how others expressed theirs... so even Kant said: my ontology is based on god... so his contemporaries said: my theology is based on no god...     which is why Kant professed a theology   without an ontology, and his contemporaries professed an ontology without a theology - or as the other, in existentialist terms might have suggested: timing - but no one desires a godly status, so even his promenade timing made affinities with serfs begging for a watch rather than watching their shadows dwarf at noon...                                             this is called translating rhyme into philosophy, or philosophical rhyming... words of close proximity are prime exponents, given the spelling, i.e. the suffix - but which are totally antonymous - they look so alike, but then thinking provides disparity of intention, not so lazily done with red                   and dead...                                               head        and Pb...                                      is it?
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Sep 11, 2016
Sep 11, 2016 at 10:47 PM UTC
rhyming in philosopy
i always aimed at returning Nietzsche's ping-pong serve of poet-philosopher, as philosopher-poet... well, you know, any vanity project will do these days, given our current celebrity culture... there's nothing celebratory about it, so my little festivity of hope in establishing a self-style vocabulary might be too much for Gucci... but you got to try and whiff up a tornado of absinthe sweeties in licorice black (lee ko reesh). there's only one argument i cling on to, it is theological, i'm biased toward the theological argument always, because i've seen the ontological argument become desecrated by oncology - every theologian argues the same: there's a god, because, to be frank, whatever ontology provides us, it leaves us more bewildered than anything: how we expressed our freedom will never be compensated in terms of how others expressed theirs... so even Kant said: my ontology is based on god... so his contemporaries said: my theology is based on no god...     which is why Kant professed a theology   without an ontology, and his contemporaries professed an ontology without a theology - or as the other, in existentialist terms might have suggested: timing - but no one desires a godly status, so even his promenade timing made affinities with serfs begging for a watch rather than watching their shadows dwarf at noon...                                             this is called translating rhyme into philosophy, or philosophical rhyming... words of close proximity are prime exponents, given the spelling, i.e. the suffix - but which are totally antonymous - they look so alike, but then thinking provides disparity of intention, not so lazily done with red                   and dead...                                               head        and Pb...                                      is it?
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Where did this start and when will it end? I step closer. Reaching. Trip on my own shoelaces. Head curls under, trying to find a warm home in the sidewalk crack. It's a love thing. Let it shower and let it whither softly. As the seasons change I can feel the clear weightless shift. Never stopping, never never never returning the same. Out of bounds? Back into the core of being. No, this is not lonely. There is festivity. There are balloons. This is birthday.
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May 13, 2012
May 13, 2012 at 12:33 AM UTC
This is Birthday
Yesterday; Voices booming. Laughter filling the space. The Aroma. Food on the table, Yet sweet perfume overpowering. Us; Up in my room, soberly singing, blasting music. The Night; went by to a tee, but too quickly.
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Dec 25, 2010
Dec 25, 2010 at 4:18 AM UTC
Festivity
I've solaced by you I treasure your amour I know you dote upon me A blessed feeling! A wave of bliss is blowing in every nook and cranny I become soulful My mind is bubbling over with this romantic comedy I'm trying to speak But I'm silent My eyes are telling you the truth I'm thrilled with joy by fits and starts This starlit time is luminescence May the time stop flying! The allaying fatigue and mitigating sorrow time Please, don't fly! Let's have a candlelit dinner Let's go for a long drive Let's have a barbecue Let's cut a cake and celebrate My heart desires for festivity Now, I'm free from stress and difficulties I'm smoothly spending time I never felt so light and buoyant before The time is laudable
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Aug 11, 2021
Aug 11, 2021 at 3:12 AM UTC
Soft Nothings
Having embraced the calamity of advancement and mocked the simplicity of sporadic rodent behaviours, can we now cross into the alternate galaxy where ancient and accepted Scottish rites were birthed in an Ayrshire cottage of culinary festivity? I am aware that it truly is a matter of taste. But who will officiate amongst us? Your deep lamentation is acknowledged, amidst this order of ******* symbolism, despite those Northern and Southern hemispheres of demonic expression and convoluted discrepancy. The percussion is a sign that the offal festival has begun. Spiritual alchemy is not without its price on this winter night of dank precipitation. Let us loiter in the depths of depraved chambers as the mist hangs her weary head over diurnal and nocturnal disagreements. This is my first offering, so we must form a magic circle. It feels like netherworld to me, on this twenty-fifth day of the first month.
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 11:02 PM UTC
Illumination of an Adept Appetite