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"franca" poems
Mahal ko ang Filipino, pagdiriwa’y walang plano Malaking palaisipan pag-alala ng gobyerno Samantalang ‘di naisip prayoridad wala rito, Pagpapayaman sa Ingles hindi na magkandatuto. Paggunita anong saysay, pagsasabuhay sa wikà Makakapagpamulat ba lalo na sa mag-aaral; Pagsambit sa mga ito maging sa mga parangal, Ito ba’y nakagugulat isang buwang itinakdà. Totoo namang ginamit sa pakipagtalastasan Filipino’y instrumento sadyang hindi matumbasan; Kahit na karamihan pa napagkakamalang Kanô Pakikinig sa istasyong bumibilib na napunô. Ang tanong sa puntong ito, napapayaman ba kayâ? Sa mga naging konteksto, ang masa ba’y nakukutyâ? Sa mga nakakarinig, nahalua’y kabaduyan Maging mga komentaryo, kalaswaa’y kinantsawan. Kung bastos ang naging dating, anong magiging termino? Ang mga dapat ilimbag sa papel ng mga dyaryo; Sa pagbibigay ng aliw,ito’y pulos kababawan Inisip ng mamamayan, may ganitong katangian. Kapuri-puri ang iba, may mahahalgang paksà Ito’y kinakikitaan na may seryosong diskurso; Sa kabilang banda pala, ito’y nawalan ng bisà, Tulog na ‘pag pinalabas, ito’y kadalasang kaso. Paano papaunlarin kung iba’y pinagpilitan Tunay na nakalulungkot ito’y naging panambitan; Sa halip pa ngang gamitin bilang makatwirang midyum, Sa mga usap-usapan, maging sa mga simposyum. Ang pagpapaunlad nito ay hindi sa balarila Hanggang sa pag-uunawa pati ng ortograpiya; Kinailangang mawala ang mga maling pananaw, Ito’y nangangahulugang pagkilatis ‘di papanaw. Ang natanging lingua franca nagbibigay identidad Sambayanang sumasambit pagka- Pinoy lumalantad; Sa bansa’y nagbigay-linaw, paggamit ng isang wikà, Kaysa sa salitang- dayo, nagturan ng hakahakà. Oo, Agosto na naman, dapat pa bang magkamayan? Wika nati’y maging ilaw siyang magsisilbing lakas, Juan, gumising ka naman, kamtan mo’y tuwid na landas; Kung hindi tayo kikilos, mayroong paglalamayan.
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 9:26 AM UTC
“Tinig ng Nagdarahop 2” Ni P.T. Simon
Mahal ko ang Filipino, pagdiriwa’y walang plano Malaking palaisipan pag-alala ng gobyerno Samantalang ‘di naisip prayoridad wala rito, Pagpapayaman sa Ingles hindi na magkandatuto. Paggunita anong saysay, pagsasabuhay sa wikà Makakapagpamulat ba lalo na sa mag-aaral; Pagsambit sa mga ito maging sa mga parangal, Ito ba’y nakagugulat isang buwang itinakdà. Totoo namang ginamit sa pakipagtalastasan Filipino’y instrumento sadyang hindi matumbasan; Kahit na karamihan pa napagkakamalang Kanô Pakikinig sa istasyong bumibilib na napunô. Ang tanong sa puntong ito, napapayaman ba kayâ? Sa mga naging konteksto, ang masa ba’y nakukutyâ? Sa mga nakakarinig, nahalua’y kabaduyan Maging mga komentaryo, kalaswaa’y kinantsawan. Kung bastos ang naging dating, anong magiging termino? Ang mga dapat ilimbag sa papel ng mga dyaryo; Sa pagbibigay ng aliw,ito’y pulos kababawan Inisip ng mamamayan, may ganitong katangian. Kapuri-puri ang iba, may mahahalgang paksà Ito’y kinakikitaan na may seryosong diskurso; Sa kabilang banda pala, ito’y nawalan ng bisà, Tulog na ‘pag pinalabas, ito’y kadalasang kaso. Paano papaunlarin kung iba’y pinagpilitan Tunay na nakalulungkot ito’y naging panambitan; Sa halip pa ngang gamitin bilang makatwirang midyum, Sa mga usap-usapan, maging sa mga simposyum. Ang pagpapaunlad nito ay hindi sa balarila Hanggang sa pag-uunawa pati ng ortograpiya; Kinailangang mawala ang mga maling pananaw, Ito’y nangangahulugang pagkilatis ‘di papanaw. Ang natanging lingua franca nagbibigay identidad Sambayanang sumasambit pagka- Pinoy lumalantad; Sa bansa’y nagbigay-linaw, paggamit ng isang wikà, Kaysa sa salitang- dayo, nagturan ng hakahakà. Oo, Agosto na naman, dapat pa bang magkamayan? Wika nati’y maging ilaw siyang magsisilbing lakas, Juan, gumising ka naman, kamtan mo’y tuwid na landas; Kung hindi tayo kikilos, mayroong paglalamayan.
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*Mi táctica es mirarte aprender como sos quererte como sos mi táctica es hablarte y escucharte construir con palabras un puente indestructible mi táctica es quedarme en tu recuerdo no sé como, ni sé con qué pretexto pero quedarme en vos. Mi táctica es ser franca y saber que sos franco y que no nos vendamos simulacros para que entre los dos no hayan telón ni abismos. Mi estrategia es en cambio más profunda y más simple, mi estrategia es; que un día cualquiera ni sé cómo, ni sé con que pretexto por fin me necesites.* ― Mario Benedetti
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May 22, 2014
May 22, 2014 at 8:57 PM UTC
Táctica y estrategia
Before delusion becomes infallible miracles happen. Especially to non-believers. Just doubt enough – it’s the currency of breakthrough. Promise. And look at the generosity of the modern world. We constantly keep dancing on thin ice: Quite generous, isn’t it? – A phone call, an error, a rainbow merge into: Let’s go for a walk gathering raindrops and conjuring up rivers. I do suggest alchemy as lingua franca. It will create so much joy and tongue-twisters. And now I start being busy doubting – it is only a little window onto god.
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 6:26 AM UTC
A little window.
Lying under a Patagonian sky The silence is loud A few gauchos happen by A crowd The wind sings As the world passes by. Distant fields of snow Paint patterns on peaks While clouds lay wispy blankets On glaciers far below Mother Nature speaks A lingua franca Time and space The whispering of grass In an empty place. Estancia Nibepo Aike, January 2011
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
A PATAGONIAN FIELD
For Caira Doheny, My Irish Muse "Chameleons feed on light and air: Poets' food is love and fame." An Exhortation, st. 1 (1819) Percy Bysshe Shelley ------------------------------------ Let us intimate a Poetic Competition, Tween an Irish lass, and a New York Jew, I shall serve, and you, You shall return A contest: Our tongues, our racquets, Across the table, The words shall bird fly, Across the net, Couplets and haiku Shall smash and whistle The winner will be the one The God of Poetry Accepts for permanent servitude You **** my poetic soul forever With the currency of praise genuine, Authentic, flowing and fulsome, Awarding me the Medallion Doheny Cash value, a mere Irish penny, But to the poet, the food of love and fame Genetic to your nature, You exhale word rhythms, Excitable and interrupting, Speech free flowing, Tho I am of the People of the Book, You, by birthplace, Are unfair poetry advantaged All your utterances Are action heroes of the heart, And I fail miserable to capture The poetry you breathe out Your Irish praise me awarded, Tis now the Standard and the Curse This benighted amateur Must now Prometheus nurse One day in Dublin, shall we meet, In a country where poetry is the Iron in the people's blood In a particular pub Opposite we will sit, You, a cowboy by adoption, Me, the dastardly banker You know the pub, I, with my pint, You, with your diet coke, And the only lingua Franca Shall be darts of poetry In a language our own, A collective work we will weave, A blessed unity, a single tongue now, Lilting, singing, bespoke We will let the singer-poet laureate** Of the island we now share, moderate, Over his piano man's gin and tonic, As we do as Yeats instructed: Between us, "A line will take us hours maybe; Yet if it does not seem {but} a moment's thought, our stitching and unstinting has been naught"
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 11:58 AM UTC
For Caira Doheny, My Irish Muse
For Caira Doheny, My Irish Muse "Chameleons feed on light and air: Poets' food is love and fame." An Exhortation, st. 1 (1819) Percy Bysshe Shelley ------------------------------------ Let us intimate a Poetic Competition, Tween an Irish lass, and a New York Jew, I shall serve, and you, You shall return A contest: Our tongues, our racquets, Across the table, The words shall bird fly, Across the net, Couplets and haiku Shall smash and whistle The winner will be the one The God of Poetry Accepts for permanent servitude You **** my poetic soul forever With the currency of praise genuine, Authentic, flowing and fulsome, Awarding me the Medallion Doheny Cash value, a mere Irish penny, But to the poet, the food of love and fame Genetic to your nature, You exhale word rhythms, Excitable and interrupting, Speech free flowing, Tho I am of the People of the Book, You, by birthplace, Are unfair poetry advantaged All your utterances Are action heroes of the heart, And I fail miserable to capture The poetry you breathe out Your Irish praise me awarded, Tis now the Standard and the Curse This benighted amateur Must now Prometheus nurse One day in Dublin, shall we meet, In a country where poetry is the Iron in the people's blood In a particular pub Opposite we will sit, You, a cowboy by adoption, Me, the dastardly banker You know the pub, I, with my pint, You, with your diet coke, And the only lingua Franca Shall be darts of poetry In a language our own, A collective work we will weave, A blessed unity, a single tongue now, Lilting, singing, bespoke We will let the singer-poet laureate** Of the island we now share, moderate, Over his piano man's gin and tonic, As we do as Yeats instructed: Between us, "A line will take us hours maybe; Yet if it does not seem {but} a moment's thought, our stitching and unstinting has been naught"
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Cultivo una rosa blanca en junio como en enero para el amigo sincero que me da su mano franca.. y para el cruel que me aranca el corazon cardos ni ortigas, cultivo una rosa blanca jose marti
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Feb 24, 2014
Feb 24, 2014 at 12:43 AM UTC
cultivo una rosa blanca
They gather together with their guns all aimed at me, Seeking to **** me once & for who I could ever at all be. Later they would think that I had not been so wrong, But it is just their bullets that I've been craving for long. I hope when I'm dead they bury me and not burn me, I've heard and often wondered about the world beyond. I want to reach in physical existence and not as vapor, I want to preach in their tongue be it the Lingua Franca. Ready for the ado they embalm me for the beginning, Further on they enforce a smile on my face so worn out. They lend me four shoulders and I do not find it strange, Don't they lend two to the players who won on the range? My mother will weep rivers - perhaps cry - no - not for me, But for losing a child whom she had borne in to this world. My father would weep too - but silently - probably for me, He would lose a son and a friend - a student and a teacher. My enemies'd feel relieved & happy - perhaps pompous, But their souls would salute a person with a lot of respect. My friends'd find themselves wondering & questioning, All the why's, what's, who's, how's rising in their intellect. Far away at a distance miles from my coffin she'd lament, Her reddened eyes & tears would belie her sweet smile. She will furthermore let the memories seep into her veins, Her attempts to let go of the memories would only fail. She might try to slice her wrist vein with the kitchen knife, But I'll return & stand by her side holding her shoulder. She will then accept this fact that I've died & ceased my life, And I'll want her to live on with our child in her womb...
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 1:30 AM UTC
Familiar Rituals
They gather together with their guns all aimed at me, Seeking to **** me once & for who I could ever at all be. Later they would think that I had not been so wrong, But it is just their bullets that I've been craving for long. I hope when I'm dead they bury me and not burn me, I've heard and often wondered about the world beyond. I want to reach in physical existence and not as vapor, I want to preach in their tongue be it the Lingua Franca. Ready for the ado they embalm me for the beginning, Further on they enforce a smile on my face so worn out. They lend me four shoulders and I do not find it strange, Don't they lend two to the players who won on the range? My mother will weep rivers - perhaps cry - no - not for me, But for losing a child whom she had borne in to this world. My father would weep too - but silently - probably for me, He would lose a son and a friend - a student and a teacher. My enemies'd feel relieved & happy - perhaps pompous, But their souls would salute a person with a lot of respect. My friends'd find themselves wondering & questioning, All the why's, what's, who's, how's rising in their intellect. Far away at a distance miles from my coffin she'd lament, Her reddened eyes & tears would belie her sweet smile. She will furthermore let the memories seep into her veins, Her attempts to let go of the memories would only fail. She might try to slice her wrist vein with the kitchen knife, But I'll return & stand by her side holding her shoulder. She will then accept this fact that I've died & ceased my life, And I'll want her to live on with our child in her womb...
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With all the delights that this day has pumped in me, I shall exhale,evaluating. Nothing frights me though, Yet at times my humility easily goes. A fearless vagabond that I have turned into, Even the merciless,to look into my eyes, does not dare. I am in no haste, Even my trots have the power to leap and make a thud such that everybody fall off their steps. Your stares that I descry, No more make a difference to me. For I am immune and have no envy,fear,agitations,trepidations or gluttonous desires. It is no shame,those sights be such a common thing and all the same. I have no back story and none coming forth,shortly or in this life, I don't hestitate to yell what many of you cannot spell. For all the stabs faced, Birthed a scabbard and a sword in one frame. The truth could be my lingua franca, Forlorn be the brethren of my creed. Repressed and silenced are my alarms of seize fire over the border, Mollifying and tranquilizing be a part of my duty. To stand the repercussion of my sins counts in my atonement, For it is never an evanesce,too late. I fear no hell or purgatory, For I have witnessed worse in some eyes. Victimization is a poor retreat, To harangue them and present self with an ode is no feat. Patience is my dagger to time, And threatening each other we walk rakishly hand in hand. To trail back, Is not for me that fatal. I emancipate the baited, And buster am I of existing parasites. Liberty is my boundary, I would dare not to annihilate a choice. But I do not condone either, For I hate to feel withered and there is no way I may let go. I am relentless, I would not mind if you address me as a bovine. I am cathartic and hysterical,most of all a contributor here, An energy straight from plasma,unsimplified.
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Mar 25, 2019
Mar 25, 2019 at 4:26 AM UTC
"I"
With all the delights that this day has pumped in me, I shall exhale,evaluating. Nothing frights me though, Yet at times my humility easily goes. A fearless vagabond that I have turned into, Even the merciless,to look into my eyes, does not dare. I am in no haste, Even my trots have the power to leap and make a thud such that everybody fall off their steps. Your stares that I descry, No more make a difference to me. For I am immune and have no envy,fear,agitations,trepidations or gluttonous desires. It is no shame,those sights be such a common thing and all the same. I have no back story and none coming forth,shortly or in this life, I don't hestitate to yell what many of you cannot spell. For all the stabs faced, Birthed a scabbard and a sword in one frame. The truth could be my lingua franca, Forlorn be the brethren of my creed. Repressed and silenced are my alarms of seize fire over the border, Mollifying and tranquilizing be a part of my duty. To stand the repercussion of my sins counts in my atonement, For it is never an evanesce,too late. I fear no hell or purgatory, For I have witnessed worse in some eyes. Victimization is a poor retreat, To harangue them and present self with an ode is no feat. Patience is my dagger to time, And threatening each other we walk rakishly hand in hand. To trail back, Is not for me that fatal. I emancipate the baited, And buster am I of existing parasites. Liberty is my boundary, I would dare not to annihilate a choice. But I do not condone either, For I hate to feel withered and there is no way I may let go. I am relentless, I would not mind if you address me as a bovine. I am cathartic and hysterical,most of all a contributor here, An energy straight from plasma,unsimplified.
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Circa Holy Roman Empire between ninth and thirteenth century after common era (approximately 800 AD and 1200 AD) benchmark year 780 bracketed Benedictine monks of Corbie Abbey devised cheeky guttural lingual rapartee vis a vis European calligraphic standard script inked lined writ via extant Irish and English monastic members nsync strong influence of Irish literati eased communication popular Latin cognoscenti common lingua franca spawned Carolingian Renaissance Codices, pagan and Christian text plus educational material written viz Carolingian minuscule Emperor Charlemagne issued prescription (hence named Carolingian) boosted unified modus operandi he advocated learning, though somewhat illiterate recognized value of education predicated on singular codified regional alphabet, the then webbed wide world linkedin, sans uniform symbolic shapes uncontested salient advantage offered up ease to master clear distinct explicit letter formation simple logic boosted rapidly transmitted standardization, especially with exceptional legible readable characteristic adequate spaces between words Merovingian "chancery hand" still reserved to draft traditional charters Gothic and Anglo Saxon favored traditional local script as opposed to Latin learning latter involved less tricked out embellished flourishes or interconnected strokes drawn by a scribe allowing, enabling, and providing greater popularity to teach masses, latent etymological nuances apparent centuries following implementation quasi initial Carolingian letters steadfast, where Carolingian influence moats strong adopted local stylistic signature flavor divergence woke since proliferation stoking diffuse prospects decreeing entrenched footing, where auspices boded prescient until groundswell didst surcease sub limb mated into modern patois.
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May 14, 2018
May 14, 2018 at 7:39 PM UTC
Carolingian Minuscule
Circa Holy Roman Empire between ninth and thirteenth century after common era (approximately 800 AD and 1200 AD) benchmark year 780 bracketed Benedictine monks of Corbie Abbey devised cheeky guttural lingual rapartee vis a vis European calligraphic standard script inked lined writ via extant Irish and English monastic members nsync strong influence of Irish literati eased communication popular Latin cognoscenti common lingua franca spawned Carolingian Renaissance Codices, pagan and Christian text plus educational material written viz Carolingian minuscule Emperor Charlemagne issued prescription (hence named Carolingian) boosted unified modus operandi he advocated learning, though somewhat illiterate recognized value of education predicated on singular codified regional alphabet, the then webbed wide world linkedin, sans uniform symbolic shapes uncontested salient advantage offered up ease to master clear distinct explicit letter formation simple logic boosted rapidly transmitted standardization, especially with exceptional legible readable characteristic adequate spaces between words Merovingian "chancery hand" still reserved to draft traditional charters Gothic and Anglo Saxon favored traditional local script as opposed to Latin learning latter involved less tricked out embellished flourishes or interconnected strokes drawn by a scribe allowing, enabling, and providing greater popularity to teach masses, latent etymological nuances apparent centuries following implementation quasi initial Carolingian letters steadfast, where Carolingian influence moats strong adopted local stylistic signature flavor divergence woke since proliferation stoking diffuse prospects decreeing entrenched footing, where auspices boded prescient until groundswell didst surcease sub limb mated into modern patois.
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Sobre el camino se ve la venta.         Risueño el valle, claveles rojos, olor de menta, de madreselvas y frondosa calle. En el corral amplio, vacas y perros         altos magueyes, el sol dorado de altos cerros, carros tirados por lentos bueyes. Frente a la casa, los barrizales         bajo madroños; sobre la vega, rubios maizales, y junto al plátano, verdes retoños. Marcando prados en las campiñas         se ven las zanjas; junto al vallado se alzan las piñas, y al gusto encintan ya las naranjas. Cuelgan los troncos fuertes y erectos         las níveas barbas, sobre las hojas vuelan insectos, bajo las hojas duermen las larvas. Entre los fondos, ***** al antiguo         trapiche humea, y por la cuesta, sendero exiguo que zigzagueando llevan a la aldea. Verán tus ojos en la verdura         y a donde vayas, los mararayes en la espesura, sobre las piedras, las pitahayas. Con sus pinceles la tarde pinta         vívido cromo; de plata el río semeja cinta, y el pozo, lejos manchas de plomo. Amarillento sobre la falda         se abre un barranco, y de los campos en la esmeralda Se alza, de techos, el humo blanco. Una flor roja, vivas oscila,         tiembla su estambre, y bajo cedros, en doble fila, sobre el camino, cerca de alambre. La azada al hombro, tardo el labriego         vuelve del campo. y en ella fulge, roca de fuego, del sol poniente vívido lampo. Gris una nube, pasando finge         velera barca; otra, un castillo, y otra, una esfinge, y un dragón otra, que el cuello enarca. El horizonte cortan los techos         las cumbres calvas, y en el remanso, por entre helechos, los pastos tienden sus plumas albas. Abre sus flores los alhelíes         cerca del río, y el café luce, como rubíes, sus rojos granos bajo el plantío. En las paredes de la posada         se ven letreros; son un recuerdo para la amada, o vanidades de pasajeros. Por los bardales se ven las rosas         sobre el camino; Pasan volando las mariposas, y a un canto, lejos responde un trino. ¡para el reposo, feliz quien halle         tu puerta franca! ¡qué paz más honda la de tu valle! ¡qué paz, la tuya, casita blanca!
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La venta
Sobre el camino se ve la venta.         Risueño el valle, claveles rojos, olor de menta, de madreselvas y frondosa calle. En el corral amplio, vacas y perros         altos magueyes, el sol dorado de altos cerros, carros tirados por lentos bueyes. Frente a la casa, los barrizales         bajo madroños; sobre la vega, rubios maizales, y junto al plátano, verdes retoños. Marcando prados en las campiñas         se ven las zanjas; junto al vallado se alzan las piñas, y al gusto encintan ya las naranjas. Cuelgan los troncos fuertes y erectos         las níveas barbas, sobre las hojas vuelan insectos, bajo las hojas duermen las larvas. Entre los fondos, ***** al antiguo         trapiche humea, y por la cuesta, sendero exiguo que zigzagueando llevan a la aldea. Verán tus ojos en la verdura         y a donde vayas, los mararayes en la espesura, sobre las piedras, las pitahayas. Con sus pinceles la tarde pinta         vívido cromo; de plata el río semeja cinta, y el pozo, lejos manchas de plomo. Amarillento sobre la falda         se abre un barranco, y de los campos en la esmeralda Se alza, de techos, el humo blanco. Una flor roja, vivas oscila,         tiembla su estambre, y bajo cedros, en doble fila, sobre el camino, cerca de alambre. La azada al hombro, tardo el labriego         vuelve del campo. y en ella fulge, roca de fuego, del sol poniente vívido lampo. Gris una nube, pasando finge         velera barca; otra, un castillo, y otra, una esfinge, y un dragón otra, que el cuello enarca. El horizonte cortan los techos         las cumbres calvas, y en el remanso, por entre helechos, los pastos tienden sus plumas albas. Abre sus flores los alhelíes         cerca del río, y el café luce, como rubíes, sus rojos granos bajo el plantío. En las paredes de la posada         se ven letreros; son un recuerdo para la amada, o vanidades de pasajeros. Por los bardales se ven las rosas         sobre el camino; Pasan volando las mariposas, y a un canto, lejos responde un trino. ¡para el reposo, feliz quien halle         tu puerta franca! ¡qué paz más honda la de tu valle! ¡qué paz, la tuya, casita blanca!
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In the land of the wise men, where the wind blows ceaselessly and the moon glows perpetually, a great poet and his young protege sat in the courtyard under the shadows of the sycamore tree to meditate. The protege said to his master. " Sir, please make me a great poet" The old master lifted his head and gazed at the protege in awe. " My son, you are a poet he retorted. You have it in you. you live it, you are engaged with it each day, you hang with poets and read the amazing works they penned. You understand spoken words, the unique linga Franca of poetry. To find and get it out of you,   you have to tear yourself apart. go to where words reside. Get into the minds of others. Ask and read other people"s works. Though it's kinda motivational, inspiration is everywhere. " You see, the master told him, every day the sun comes up, it rises with a packaged gift Unwrap it with your mind appreciate anything therein. A disappointment and a bad day can be a caveat for a writer because it spikes emotions and inspires one to dig deep... My son, you have to write every day. write about anything at any time. rewrite what you aren't pleased with. The more you write, the better you become. The uglier the poems that come out the better the poems that follow. Write about the sun and the moon, write in the morning and afternoon. Write captivating and uplifting stories about mermaids with beautiful bodies. Or write about a wandering stranger, who traveled in search of an adventure with your hands, write about nature. Using your mind, paint a beautiful picture. Do this as often as many times as possible, Someday you will achieve the impossible. #IvanBrookspoetry (c) August 11.2019
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Aug 6, 2019
Aug 6, 2019 at 5:41 AM UTC
The Protege's Quest
In the land of the wise men, where the wind blows ceaselessly and the moon glows perpetually, a great poet and his young protege sat in the courtyard under the shadows of the sycamore tree to meditate. The protege said to his master. " Sir, please make me a great poet" The old master lifted his head and gazed at the protege in awe. " My son, you are a poet he retorted. You have it in you. you live it, you are engaged with it each day, you hang with poets and read the amazing works they penned. You understand spoken words, the unique linga Franca of poetry. To find and get it out of you,   you have to tear yourself apart. go to where words reside. Get into the minds of others. Ask and read other people"s works. Though it's kinda motivational, inspiration is everywhere. " You see, the master told him, every day the sun comes up, it rises with a packaged gift Unwrap it with your mind appreciate anything therein. A disappointment and a bad day can be a caveat for a writer because it spikes emotions and inspires one to dig deep... My son, you have to write every day. write about anything at any time. rewrite what you aren't pleased with. The more you write, the better you become. The uglier the poems that come out the better the poems that follow. Write about the sun and the moon, write in the morning and afternoon. Write captivating and uplifting stories about mermaids with beautiful bodies. Or write about a wandering stranger, who traveled in search of an adventure with your hands, write about nature. Using your mind, paint a beautiful picture. Do this as often as many times as possible, Someday you will achieve the impossible. #IvanBrookspoetry (c) August 11.2019
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First date. Bistrot Pierre. Your mother rang you up "She doesn't want me to *** around, you know what, I will." I choked on my wine. Your eyes glittered, your lips curving into a deliciously wicked cheeky smile Second Date. Franca Manco. You went to the bathroom took your hoodie off to reveal a half sheer top The pizza or you? I hesitated for the first time You bit your lips, lashes curled the blush on you dainty and delicate Third date. My shower You massaged my hair while laughing "We are the weirdest couple ever" bare lips, wet hair, your body on mine You made me sober yet fearless as a drunkard You made a marriagephobic crave for love "Let's get married." Your jaw dropped
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 6:39 PM UTC
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my tongue in my cheek… I despise the word relationship, singular and plural, as it inevitably applies to swooning couples. I’m old enough to remember the time before Woody Allen made it a permanent part of everybody’s everyday lingua franca. That was his truly heinous crime. Finally, I have banished them from my life. I can leave dishes unwashed for weeks, sleep on the whole bed with all the covers, allow the trash to grow into mounds, and, best of all, never have to shave again. I like not having to read anyone’s mind, satisfy anyone’s endless, mysterious needs, or do things I really do not want to do. Selfish of me, surely, but such sweet relief. Relationships mostly lead to too many conversations, usurpations, explanations, denunciations, recriminations, vivisections, and, finally, to rancorous separations. They are necessary for the romantic young and for propagating the species, but I am old and well past propagating. I keep them lodged firmly in my past where I can remember the best and forget the rest. I prefer my cat, my books, solitude, silence, microwave tacos, and peace of mind. Hey, I’m not kidding about this! And yet, there is the loneliness factor… So I might welcome a companion who was not desperately “seeking a relationship.” But that is no woman I have ever met and, I fear, no woman I ever will.
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Jan 25, 2017
Jan 25, 2017 at 12:00 PM UTC
Mature Gentleman Not Seeking A Relationship
“**Hineni, Hineni; I’m ready, my lord.”   (For Evangeline Ruth Hope**) <> *”Hineni is Hebrew for “here I am,” and is the response Abraham gives when God calls on him to sacrifice his son Isaac. It is also the name of a prayer of preparation and humility, addressed to God”* <> *what you do not know is that this word, was spoken with a fist beating a pin into the praying man’s chest recited daily, shades of hopeful, reverent resonance, a shaded resolution, disguised as a quavering variable, a statement, a questioning, an unsteady surety, all of the above this word, rooted in my genetic consciousness, been ready repeated since my first whispering was I ten years aged? first time, full on bowing on the synagogue floor, not fully understanding or ready to confess my selfish need for forgiveness, my forehead resting on my stubbed fingers resting on carpet, worn thin by my predecessors ancestors, who now comprehend more, but then, never enough these same fingers, that write this collective,                                   Hineni, a word repeated oft, flavoring of the who of who I am, a training in soul fracking from early childhood, its import, powerful beyond today’s identity revisionist empowering let me plainly speak, in the original language taught to me with that other tag along, English, a lingua franca, a dialect that can never capture a soul presenting himself in substantiated readiness for the whatever exists in between hallelujah and hineni, where the rubber soul hits the road, stumbling on hands and knees on a forest path of roots and soil, where sunlight breaks tween branches, are road signs to look up, look down, look within I know your name, Evangeline Ruth Hope analyzed its components, cleverly constructed Greek and Hebrew rooted, bearer of good tidings, following Ruth in, to hope, you a Moabite in Mormon Utah, preparing yourself for exposure, practicing humility unceasingly seeking good that is how it should be cannot translate well enough what was this gift given to me learning as a youth, a wanderer, tribal member where beseeching is second nature, and accepting personal responsibility fully cardinal, fiddling prayers while standing unsteady on the roofs of extreme shakiness hineni is then but this: a prideful admission of strength ready ready ready, here I am, completely unready for the unknown future foretold, hineni I know here I am, ready or not, find me so I can be found, cease, help me cease, my foundering, confident in my willingness to find a way* netanel 9/12/19
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Sep 12, 2019
Sep 12, 2019 at 8:27 AM UTC
“Hineni, Hineni; I’m ready, my lord.” (For Evangeline Ruth Hope)
“**Hineni, Hineni; I’m ready, my lord.”   (For Evangeline Ruth Hope**) <> *”Hineni is Hebrew for “here I am,” and is the response Abraham gives when God calls on him to sacrifice his son Isaac. It is also the name of a prayer of preparation and humility, addressed to God”* <> *what you do not know is that this word, was spoken with a fist beating a pin into the praying man’s chest recited daily, shades of hopeful, reverent resonance, a shaded resolution, disguised as a quavering variable, a statement, a questioning, an unsteady surety, all of the above this word, rooted in my genetic consciousness, been ready repeated since my first whispering was I ten years aged? first time, full on bowing on the synagogue floor, not fully understanding or ready to confess my selfish need for forgiveness, my forehead resting on my stubbed fingers resting on carpet, worn thin by my predecessors ancestors, who now comprehend more, but then, never enough these same fingers, that write this collective,                                   Hineni, a word repeated oft, flavoring of the who of who I am, a training in soul fracking from early childhood, its import, powerful beyond today’s identity revisionist empowering let me plainly speak, in the original language taught to me with that other tag along, English, a lingua franca, a dialect that can never capture a soul presenting himself in substantiated readiness for the whatever exists in between hallelujah and hineni, where the rubber soul hits the road, stumbling on hands and knees on a forest path of roots and soil, where sunlight breaks tween branches, are road signs to look up, look down, look within I know your name, Evangeline Ruth Hope analyzed its components, cleverly constructed Greek and Hebrew rooted, bearer of good tidings, following Ruth in, to hope, you a Moabite in Mormon Utah, preparing yourself for exposure, practicing humility unceasingly seeking good that is how it should be cannot translate well enough what was this gift given to me learning as a youth, a wanderer, tribal member where beseeching is second nature, and accepting personal responsibility fully cardinal, fiddling prayers while standing unsteady on the roofs of extreme shakiness hineni is then but this: a prideful admission of strength ready ready ready, here I am, completely unready for the unknown future foretold, hineni I know here I am, ready or not, find me so I can be found, cease, help me cease, my foundering, confident in my willingness to find a way* netanel 9/12/19
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effusion on the melt, lingua franca of gold. tongued to the tip of its flame, twine of dusted skin-- lit with professing. pilgrimage's keel over into otherness, that far off land. tried truer than truth on the lips. membranous bouquets, rippling beside rectangular rain. patchwork of an amorphous doorway, administering symbolisms that outshine light. scale's draw, the weight of open arms met with like weight. a kiss such as the forgetfulness of faces, as if to say: we've come to this my love--lateness surrounds.
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May 23, 2018
May 23, 2018 at 1:44 PM UTC
Klimt's: The Kiss
El alma tenías tan clara y abierta, que yo nunca pude entrarme en tu alma. Busqué los atajos angostos, los pasos altos y difíciles... A tu alma se iba por caminos anchos. Preparé alta escala -soñaba altos muros guardándote el alma- pero el alma tuya estaba sin guarda de tapial ni cerca. Te busqué la puerta estrecha del alma, pero no tenía, de franca que era, entradas tu alma. ¿En dónde empezaba? ¿Acababa, en dónde? Me quedé por siempre sentado en las vagas lindes de tu alma.
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Chist' uocchie tuie songo ddoie feneste aperte, spalancate 'ncoppa  'o mare; m'affaccio e veco tutte 'e cose care 'nfunn'a 'stu mare, verde comme l'uocchie tuie: e veco 'o bbene, 'o sentimento, ammore, e assaie cchiù  'nfunno ancora io veco chello ca tu 'e date a mme... 'o core.
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A Franca
Mi táctica es             mirarte aprender como sos quererte como sosmi táctica es             hablarte y escucharte construir con palabras un puente indestructiblemi táctica es quedarme en tu recuerdo no sé cómo             ni sé con qué pretexto pero quedarme en vosmi táctica es             ser franco y saber que sos franca y que no nos vendamos simulacros para que entre los dos no haya telón             ni abismosmi estrategia es en cambio más profunda y más               simplemi estrategia es que un día cualquiera no sé cómo             ni sé con qué pretexto por fin             me necesites
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Táctica y estrategia
Si vienes algún día a mi tristeza, Ya que mi corazón te espero en vano, Deja que en tu hombro incline la cabeza Y suavemente estréchame la mano. Sueños de entonces? Pétalos caídos ¡Plumas que ya volaron de los nidos! La gris melancolía de la tarde, Del cielo al campo a descender empieza. Una pálida estrella lejos arde... ¡Así el recuerdo tuyo en mi tristeza! Y aunque la noche va borrando el día, Algo dice en el alma: «¡Todavía!» De los naranjos a la grata sombra Se oían de un violín gemir las cuerdas:.. La misma voz lejana que hoy te nombra, Y parece decirte: «¿No te acuerdas?» Voz que cantaste en cármenes risueños: ¡Haz revivir los olvidados sueños! ¿Soñar?... Soñemos arabos. Al mirarte Se encienden en tu faz vivos sonrojos, Como cuando en los labios al besarte, Cerrabas, toda trémula, los ojos. Ojos, de mi ilusión casto embeleso, ¡Siempre cerrados al sentir mi beso! Me contarás mientras la noche avanza Lo que un tiempo feliz «pudo haber sido». Tal vez sonría entonces la esperanza, Y el antiguo dolor quede dormido. «¿Pudo haber sido?»... ¡Lo que fue, no existe! ¡Fue! ¡Lo más doloroso y lo más triste! Si vienes... Sí vendrás. Tu leve paso Franca hallará la conocida puerta. Aún hay néctar para tií en el vaso, Y el alma que durmió, ya está despierta. Y al evocar nuestros felices días, Los ojos cerrarás como solías. Y sin que haya en los labios un reproche, Mientras la luna es halo de las palmas, En el silencio habrá, bajo la noche, La conjunción celeste de dos almas. Almas errantes, bajo torvo ceño... ¡Juntas al fin en el azul de un sueño! En rama que no alegra ya un retoño Sus flores abre al sol la enredadera, Y es más hermosa la ilusión de otoño Cuando le dice al corazón: «¡Espera!» Puede haber una estrella en las neblinas, Y alguna rosa en el jardín en ruinas.
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Romanza antigua
Si vienes algún día a mi tristeza, Ya que mi corazón te espero en vano, Deja que en tu hombro incline la cabeza Y suavemente estréchame la mano. Sueños de entonces? Pétalos caídos ¡Plumas que ya volaron de los nidos! La gris melancolía de la tarde, Del cielo al campo a descender empieza. Una pálida estrella lejos arde... ¡Así el recuerdo tuyo en mi tristeza! Y aunque la noche va borrando el día, Algo dice en el alma: «¡Todavía!» De los naranjos a la grata sombra Se oían de un violín gemir las cuerdas:.. La misma voz lejana que hoy te nombra, Y parece decirte: «¿No te acuerdas?» Voz que cantaste en cármenes risueños: ¡Haz revivir los olvidados sueños! ¿Soñar?... Soñemos arabos. Al mirarte Se encienden en tu faz vivos sonrojos, Como cuando en los labios al besarte, Cerrabas, toda trémula, los ojos. Ojos, de mi ilusión casto embeleso, ¡Siempre cerrados al sentir mi beso! Me contarás mientras la noche avanza Lo que un tiempo feliz «pudo haber sido». Tal vez sonría entonces la esperanza, Y el antiguo dolor quede dormido. «¿Pudo haber sido?»... ¡Lo que fue, no existe! ¡Fue! ¡Lo más doloroso y lo más triste! Si vienes... Sí vendrás. Tu leve paso Franca hallará la conocida puerta. Aún hay néctar para tií en el vaso, Y el alma que durmió, ya está despierta. Y al evocar nuestros felices días, Los ojos cerrarás como solías. Y sin que haya en los labios un reproche, Mientras la luna es halo de las palmas, En el silencio habrá, bajo la noche, La conjunción celeste de dos almas. Almas errantes, bajo torvo ceño... ¡Juntas al fin en el azul de un sueño! En rama que no alegra ya un retoño Sus flores abre al sol la enredadera, Y es más hermosa la ilusión de otoño Cuando le dice al corazón: «¡Espera!» Puede haber una estrella en las neblinas, Y alguna rosa en el jardín en ruinas.
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i think the americans ought to relearn their policy on isolationism - the chinese have already overtook the americans on the grounds of national capitalism -       and what a ****** opinion this ends up being,..         the only way americans will retain their americanism is by isolating themselves from thee rest of the world,   lest they become the lingua franca that equates itself as merely lingua fornicata - no, i'm not the ***** of french joke with bilinguals, or mono-linguals, or mono-linguals = americans, or three language speakers being tri-linguals,   it just means: you own a ******* **********                 how's that?! lingua franca became lingua fornicata... i swear to god the americans ought to rekindle the isolationist policies that FDR made real...           to live in a monochromatic world is about as interesting as living next to 20 taj mahals     within a 20sqm radius...              i have more of those marble monstrosities in my head, abstract...               americans ought to relearn isolationism...                    just to slow the **** down on the globalist agendas... given the made in china                    national capitalism, which was only perfected via socialism...             funny...        nationalistic capitalism only emerged from socialism...                             well, you save capitalistic countries via pumping them money rather than pride....                                english doesn't actually encourage ******* why would it, it already has ******      it's lingua fornicata... perhaps, once upon a time it was lingua franca...              now what             the english economises is ***** everything else is made in china; the english used to be the marco polos of this world, now? they're the don giovannis. don't you worry about me, the slavic women adore the fact that they can be the ****** of the kings of europe... hey, i'm done in 70 years or less given the chance i shorten this prison sentence by 20+ years... if i take to the fetish of prayer... which part of the story am i take honour for? the part that i die, or the part that i am born, but have no allegiance to life? mesmerise me, indulgence me, tell me the difference. i will be content with the last breath, prior to any breath akin to mine: take its first.
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 9:27 PM UTC
FDR / lingua fornicata
i think the americans ought to relearn their policy on isolationism - the chinese have already overtook the americans on the grounds of national capitalism -       and what a ****** opinion this ends up being,..         the only way americans will retain their americanism is by isolating themselves from thee rest of the world,   lest they become the lingua franca that equates itself as merely lingua fornicata - no, i'm not the ***** of french joke with bilinguals, or mono-linguals, or mono-linguals = americans, or three language speakers being tri-linguals,   it just means: you own a ******* **********                 how's that?! lingua franca became lingua fornicata... i swear to god the americans ought to rekindle the isolationist policies that FDR made real...           to live in a monochromatic world is about as interesting as living next to 20 taj mahals     within a 20sqm radius...              i have more of those marble monstrosities in my head, abstract...               americans ought to relearn isolationism...                    just to slow the **** down on the globalist agendas... given the made in china                    national capitalism, which was only perfected via socialism...             funny...        nationalistic capitalism only emerged from socialism...                             well, you save capitalistic countries via pumping them money rather than pride....                                english doesn't actually encourage ******* why would it, it already has ******      it's lingua fornicata... perhaps, once upon a time it was lingua franca...              now what             the english economises is ***** everything else is made in china; the english used to be the marco polos of this world, now? they're the don giovannis. don't you worry about me, the slavic women adore the fact that they can be the ****** of the kings of europe... hey, i'm done in 70 years or less given the chance i shorten this prison sentence by 20+ years... if i take to the fetish of prayer... which part of the story am i take honour for? the part that i die, or the part that i am born, but have no allegiance to life? mesmerise me, indulgence me, tell me the difference. i will be content with the last breath, prior to any breath akin to mine: take its first.
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1. In the minds of global leaders $20 million is all it takes To restore a world Assaulted by negligence, Grown by kneecapping the world, All the while, spending $1.71 trillion to ensure the worst offenders Pay for their dreams of global dominance, $20 million is all it takes To undo two hundred years Of the colonialist mentality To aright wayward ******** of harlot empires Who could only learn from neoliberals In the bordello of the Western Hemisphere— $20 million is all that it takes To restore a world, a space far too big For the imperial mind to encapsulate, For they are too worried about What is beyond space, what is in heaven In glorious economic ********** There is no peace, no trumpeting Communal values under whose auspice The world over will achieve The neoliberal dream: The arena, the coliseum, Where the sword, the tariff, the trade war Are the proper lingua franca Of the entrepreneurial class, Suppressing popular uprisings Is the front-line infantry Of the entrepreneurial class— 2. We are the Global West Subsumed under the rancher, The cowboy capitalist, On the wilds of his destiny. He’s tried his best, To drag the whole herd with him, Handed enough bootstraps To hang itself with As it ***** up water and rest, At such a premium in the hard desert of The industrialist’s heart, putting a stop To what the herd wants— It needs to make it beyond the pass Into the uncertain future of Coyotes and hazards aplenty; The only certainty is, though, Inequities between the rancher And his livelihood,— But, ah! That’s what makes The Wild, Wild, Global West So tempting to those whose numbers have been Decimated by it in the early years, Its growing pains; it’s simple, really: War makes money, suffering is The only commodity that defies the laws Of supply and demand, Its value rises as we tap more wells, More wellsprings, as it bubbles to the surface Of every sweating, stress-sickened face Whether migrating or on the assembly line. Our ranches must become bigger, More accommodating to the cattle, And, if possible, to make ranchhands Of our rival ranchers at any cost, If even the only subordinate is the earth itself.
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Sep 29, 2019
Sep 29, 2019 at 12:33 PM UTC
360. The Wild, Wild Global West
1. In the minds of global leaders $20 million is all it takes To restore a world Assaulted by negligence, Grown by kneecapping the world, All the while, spending $1.71 trillion to ensure the worst offenders Pay for their dreams of global dominance, $20 million is all it takes To undo two hundred years Of the colonialist mentality To aright wayward ******** of harlot empires Who could only learn from neoliberals In the bordello of the Western Hemisphere— $20 million is all that it takes To restore a world, a space far too big For the imperial mind to encapsulate, For they are too worried about What is beyond space, what is in heaven In glorious economic ********** There is no peace, no trumpeting Communal values under whose auspice The world over will achieve The neoliberal dream: The arena, the coliseum, Where the sword, the tariff, the trade war Are the proper lingua franca Of the entrepreneurial class, Suppressing popular uprisings Is the front-line infantry Of the entrepreneurial class— 2. We are the Global West Subsumed under the rancher, The cowboy capitalist, On the wilds of his destiny. He’s tried his best, To drag the whole herd with him, Handed enough bootstraps To hang itself with As it ***** up water and rest, At such a premium in the hard desert of The industrialist’s heart, putting a stop To what the herd wants— It needs to make it beyond the pass Into the uncertain future of Coyotes and hazards aplenty; The only certainty is, though, Inequities between the rancher And his livelihood,— But, ah! That’s what makes The Wild, Wild, Global West So tempting to those whose numbers have been Decimated by it in the early years, Its growing pains; it’s simple, really: War makes money, suffering is The only commodity that defies the laws Of supply and demand, Its value rises as we tap more wells, More wellsprings, as it bubbles to the surface Of every sweating, stress-sickened face Whether migrating or on the assembly line. Our ranches must become bigger, More accommodating to the cattle, And, if possible, to make ranchhands Of our rival ranchers at any cost, If even the only subordinate is the earth itself.
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its just so painful, so hard for me to comprehend, that my very soul would ever fit into the ciphering world, to speak its lingua franca . even the abc's seem like like the burning sensations of a finger roasting on burning coals. the Ice never seems to melt under blazing heat on which it lies oh how my soul longs to dematerialize yet i do wish i do not. Failure is the only bell that tolls my eardrums oh why did my green soul   pluck up the guts the guts to enter the Kingdom of Geniuses? i desire an army seal to set me free to be free as a citizen inside this kingdom The Kingdom of Geniuses
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Sep 30, 2020
Sep 30, 2020 at 7:32 PM UTC
KINGDOM OF GENIUSES
Cuenta Barbey, en versos que valen bien su prosa, una hazaña del Cid, fresca como una rosa, pura como una perla.  No se oyen en la hazaña resonar en el viento las trompetas de España, ni el azorado moro las tiendas abandona al ver al sol el alma de acero de Tizona.Babieca descansando del huracán guerrero, tranquilo pace, mientras el bravo caballero sale a gozar del aire de la estación florida. Ríe la Primavera, y el vuelo de la vida abre lirios y sueños en el jardín del mundo. Rodrigo de Vivar pasa, meditabundo, por una senda en donde, bajo el sol glorioso, tendiéndole la mano, le detiene un leproso.Frente a frente, el soberbio príncipe del estrago y la victoria, joven, bello como Santiago, y el horror animado, la viviente carroña que infecta los suburbios de hedor y de ponzoña.Y al Cid tiende la mano el siniestro mendigo, y su escarcela busca y no encuentra Rodrigo. -¡Oh, Cid, una limosna! -dice el pobrecito.                                                                         -Hermano, ¡te ofrezco la desnuda limosna de mi mano! -dice el Cid; y, quitando su férreo guante, extiende la diestra al miserable, que llora y que comprende.Tal es el sucedido que el Condestable escancia como un vino precioso en su copa de Francia. Yo agregaré este sorbo de licor castellano:Cuando su guantelete hubo vuelto a la mano, el Cid siguió su rumbo por la primaveral senda.  Un pájaro daba su nota de cristal en un árbol.  El cielo profundo desleía un perfume de gracia en la gloria del día. Las ermitas lanzaban en el aire sonoro su melodiosa lluvia de tórtolas de oro; el alma de las flores iba por los caminos a unirse a la piadosa voz de los peregrinos y el gran Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, satisfecho, iba cual si llevase una estrella en el pecho. Cuando de la campiña, aromada de esencia sutil, salió una niña vestida de inocencia, una niña que fuera una mujer, de franca y angélica pupila, y muy dulce y muy blanca. Una niña que fuera un hada, o que surgiera encarnación de la divina Primavera.Y fue al Cid y le dijo: «Alma de amor y fuego, por Jimena y por Dios un regalo te entrego, esta rosa naciente y este fresco laurel». Y el Cid, sobre su yelmo las frescas hojas siente, en su guante de hierro hay una flor naciente, y en lo íntimo del alma como un dulzor de miel.
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Cosas del cid
Cuenta Barbey, en versos que valen bien su prosa, una hazaña del Cid, fresca como una rosa, pura como una perla.  No se oyen en la hazaña resonar en el viento las trompetas de España, ni el azorado moro las tiendas abandona al ver al sol el alma de acero de Tizona.Babieca descansando del huracán guerrero, tranquilo pace, mientras el bravo caballero sale a gozar del aire de la estación florida. Ríe la Primavera, y el vuelo de la vida abre lirios y sueños en el jardín del mundo. Rodrigo de Vivar pasa, meditabundo, por una senda en donde, bajo el sol glorioso, tendiéndole la mano, le detiene un leproso.Frente a frente, el soberbio príncipe del estrago y la victoria, joven, bello como Santiago, y el horror animado, la viviente carroña que infecta los suburbios de hedor y de ponzoña.Y al Cid tiende la mano el siniestro mendigo, y su escarcela busca y no encuentra Rodrigo. -¡Oh, Cid, una limosna! -dice el pobrecito.                                                                         -Hermano, ¡te ofrezco la desnuda limosna de mi mano! -dice el Cid; y, quitando su férreo guante, extiende la diestra al miserable, que llora y que comprende.Tal es el sucedido que el Condestable escancia como un vino precioso en su copa de Francia. Yo agregaré este sorbo de licor castellano:Cuando su guantelete hubo vuelto a la mano, el Cid siguió su rumbo por la primaveral senda.  Un pájaro daba su nota de cristal en un árbol.  El cielo profundo desleía un perfume de gracia en la gloria del día. Las ermitas lanzaban en el aire sonoro su melodiosa lluvia de tórtolas de oro; el alma de las flores iba por los caminos a unirse a la piadosa voz de los peregrinos y el gran Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, satisfecho, iba cual si llevase una estrella en el pecho. Cuando de la campiña, aromada de esencia sutil, salió una niña vestida de inocencia, una niña que fuera una mujer, de franca y angélica pupila, y muy dulce y muy blanca. Una niña que fuera un hada, o que surgiera encarnación de la divina Primavera.Y fue al Cid y le dijo: «Alma de amor y fuego, por Jimena y por Dios un regalo te entrego, esta rosa naciente y este fresco laurel». Y el Cid, sobre su yelmo las frescas hojas siente, en su guante de hierro hay una flor naciente, y en lo íntimo del alma como un dulzor de miel.
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ah, but the atheistic scissors bound to expressing ęglish...                                        i.e. english - in: glee & eesh.             also another word example: dusz        &                  duś hence the necessary scissors   of inherent atheism in english...   the first?       in article terms   the former: an indirect article (a) - dusz       and the latter?                       a direct article                             (the),       again, encompassing prompt, a commanding expression, duś is a word, that encompasses the prompt.    dusz? a word that encompasses the verb-inside-a-verb,                 a consciousness...     suddenly being aware of the hedious act...                    being performed...        and realising, that you're aware of social norms, but are unable to transcend toward a plataeu morality that allows you to stop the act you're performing.                 and the word for soul?   dusza.... then there's the word, uduś, i.e. strangle / smother...   the element of: voyeurism,   in that uduś has someone looking at you performing the act,    and duś... has you claustrophoic inside your own head,      performing the act...    unless of course you address yourself in third person, with no ******         which is a, presupposition? i can't take to enlisting too many nouns to explain the situation...           i love the fact that in english there's only talk of trans-gender,   or bi-sexuality,     elsewhere? bilingualism,          and trans-etymology... i find the latter the more                                interesting category of debate...          by no english is so pop and so lingau franca that it has become, slightly tedious...  well... that's cute, but the true description of this language is: ******* annoying!          trannies with daddy mummies    pushing prammies with                    penguin babies waving 'ello; i miss the classical circus acts,      never mind, let's just watch this mature, call it burgundy, circa 1998... full palette, vintage, red... mmm... fry that beef     al dente... shimmy shimmy wee,               shimmy shimmy,                    pink on the inside; oh yeah... and that word:     ******* plonkers... and that ain't cockney... that's peckhamsprechen...              hen hen... not shed light o mighty, spré...        spray chechnyan with a: shir connery                 convenience at the bar -                           shishtematic, not saken;      south london is as much a mystery for someone living north of the thames,    as someone living                    north of the terms heading to newcastle...   and the foul gob,        told the most bitter-sweet joke.
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Jun 23, 2017
Jun 23, 2017 at 7:25 PM UTC
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ah, but the atheistic scissors bound to expressing ęglish...                                        i.e. english - in: glee & eesh.             also another word example: dusz        &                  duś hence the necessary scissors   of inherent atheism in english...   the first?       in article terms   the former: an indirect article (a) - dusz       and the latter?                       a direct article                             (the),       again, encompassing prompt, a commanding expression, duś is a word, that encompasses the prompt.    dusz? a word that encompasses the verb-inside-a-verb,                 a consciousness...     suddenly being aware of the hedious act...                    being performed...        and realising, that you're aware of social norms, but are unable to transcend toward a plataeu morality that allows you to stop the act you're performing.                 and the word for soul?   dusza.... then there's the word, uduś, i.e. strangle / smother...   the element of: voyeurism,   in that uduś has someone looking at you performing the act,    and duś... has you claustrophoic inside your own head,      performing the act...    unless of course you address yourself in third person, with no ******         which is a, presupposition? i can't take to enlisting too many nouns to explain the situation...           i love the fact that in english there's only talk of trans-gender,   or bi-sexuality,     elsewhere? bilingualism,          and trans-etymology... i find the latter the more                                interesting category of debate...          by no english is so pop and so lingau franca that it has become, slightly tedious...  well... that's cute, but the true description of this language is: ******* annoying!          trannies with daddy mummies    pushing prammies with                    penguin babies waving 'ello; i miss the classical circus acts,      never mind, let's just watch this mature, call it burgundy, circa 1998... full palette, vintage, red... mmm... fry that beef     al dente... shimmy shimmy wee,               shimmy shimmy,                    pink on the inside; oh yeah... and that word:     ******* plonkers... and that ain't cockney... that's peckhamsprechen...              hen hen... not shed light o mighty, spré...        spray chechnyan with a: shir connery                 convenience at the bar -                           shishtematic, not saken;      south london is as much a mystery for someone living north of the thames,    as someone living                    north of the terms heading to newcastle...   and the foul gob,        told the most bitter-sweet joke.
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Al sentir los ramales de su fusta ferrada, Relincha el belicoso caballo y se encabrita, Y hace sonar el sable, que el movimiento agita, La coraza de bronce, de adornos recamada. Entre lacas y acero reluce su mirada Cuando del limpio rostro la máscara se quita, Y el volcán, en la bóveda de cinabrio infinita, Levanta al cielo nieve, do ríe la alborada. Pero el astro contempla que hacia el Este distante, Alumbrando esa infausta mañana, tras un cerro, Sobre el mar, va surgiendo como un orbe radiante; Y para que sus ojos nada vean, con franca Actitud, abre al punto su abanico de hierro, Donde un sol se alza rojo, sobre la seda blanca.
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El daímio