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"gagarin" poems
so here we Are: Arnold......Shortman, Shorty......Meeks, Mr......Meeseeks, Ezekiel......Whitmore. Morphine,,,,,,Morpheus, Neo......Geo, OG......Sour, Sour......Diesel. DeeDee's......Brother, Cousin......Vinny, Vinny's......Lover, Brothers......Grimm. Grim......adVentures, Billy......Madison, Hansel,,,,,,Gretel, Chelsea......Grin. Grimace,,,,,,Misery, Mister......eBonic, Bonny,,,,,,Clyde, Kyle,,,,,,Kenny. Kenny......Powers, Powder  Puff  Girls, "Girls  Girls  Girls", Girls  Gone  Wild. Wilee......Coyote, Coyote......Ugly, Ugly......Betty, Betty......Crocker. Doctor......Parnassus, Doctor......Krieger, Doctor......Horrible, Doctor......Evil. Evil......Knievel, Felix......the  Cat, Captain  Jack  Sparrow: "Captain......my  Captain". Tinman,,,,,,Scarecrow, "Rowrow  Rowyer  Boat", Bo......Burnham, Earnest,,,,,,Vern. Verdict,,,,,,Votive, deVotion,,,,,,Vengeance, aVenging......Evey, V,,,,,,Vendetta. Denace......the  Menace, Crystal......Globes, Snow,,,,,,Aesthetics: Skeletal......Shedding. Head,,,,,,Tail, Sally,,,,,,Jack, Jack......Rabbits, Magic......Hatters. Shattered......Glass, Glasgow......Smile, Guile,,,,,,Vega, Akuma,,,,,,Ryu. You,,,,,,Me, Beneath......the  Bleacher: Jeepers,,,,,,Creepers, Reapers......of  Seeds. Seeds......of  Chucky, Chuckie......Finster, Principal......Muriel, Yuri......Gagarin. ©  Copyrighted  Jesse  James  Adams
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 12:44 PM UTC
Heroes
I conquered vast pieces of land. I ruled green patches and sand. I am Akbar, I am Aurangzeb, I am Alexander, I am emperor, I am man. I discovered places which were unseen and unknown, sometimes with my friends and sometimes alone, I am da Gama, I am Polo, I am columbus, I am explorer, I am man. I constructed beautiful mosques and castles, see this Taj, as if it was built by Angels. I am Ustad Ahmed, I am Master james, I am Sinan, I am architect, I am man. I take rational approach to solve life's mystery, through biology, physics and chemistry. I am Jabir, I am Newton, I am Einstein, I am scientist, I am man. I have turned upside down many nations, my thoughts and writings can inspire generations. I am Marx, I am plato, I am socrates, I am philosopher, I am man. I crossed boundaries of earth to reach space, Even on moon you can find my trace. I am Aldrin, I am Gagarin, I am Armstrong, I am astronaut, I am man. I shape words like a sculptor with delicate touch, my few words can convey so much. I am Iqbal, I am Kabir, I am Wordsworth, I am poet I am man. I Stayed for nine months in her womb, her love and kindness made a man in me to bloom, She is sister, she is wife, she is mother, she is woman, Yes, I am man because of a woman.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 5:24 AM UTC
I AM MAN
I dreamed of Yuri Gagarin straddling an atomic bomb, I dreamed of grace and annihilation weightless and atmospheric I dreamed of gravity as the tyranny of man I dreamed of a view of this world from the sun, ashes in a cosmic crematorium I dreamed of ice and fire, winter and war I dreamed of mutually assured destruction, eyes watching the sky I dreamed of watching from on high, all glory hallelujah and twinkling giants I dreamed of falling back down, arms spread in unbreakable faith I dreamed of Yuri Gagarin, alone among the stars, saint of that great abyss, smiling as he met God, and asking him in a calm and reassuring tone, where he's been all this time
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 3:35 AM UTC
Yuri Gagarin
my polyangular spring, please don't breathe while sleeping, lay down so that the sweet cotton milky way would be along thy shoulders, you're gagarin all alone by himself. do you remember glaring lights of august? i must be lost somewhere there and secretly nobody knows how to find me i'm all curled up, blurry and you're my slow motion dancing wild in the spectrum of life. every time you loose light i wish to be a sound of breaking ice in the lena river, thus myriad light years would seem to be nothing for a northern snowfall. you grew up like a flower, sleep pattern on my face.
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Apr 30, 2012
Apr 30, 2012 at 6:23 PM UTC
big feelings
you would never say about a Kandinsky: where's the Mondrian?                  luckily we have enough information      about Goldberg's sardines, without asking another poet (other than O'Hara) to sniff out Billingsgate -     and so too: if Burroughs said: all writing limps behind painting        by 50 years -           enough said,      hence came speedy Gonzales with his shotgun and his canned paint...   and i know just as much as sardines in see-through tins -                           well: it was worth a joke, someone was bound to **** into a champagne bottle at some point, and celebrate:      in abstract - or to the point: in concreto - ecce artifex!                             at least enough humility would be worth the same dosage -    specialisations are such: demanding concepts as aboriginal in anthropology -     likewise anthropological: schizophrenics in urbanity -  after all... a concrete jungle - like any half-wit and butt-naked in the Amazon...                     applause for comrade Gagarin and Laika -                    and if Darwin wrote in cyrilica - then it too would have been Mohawk and Brain - salutations and applause -     and if ever in doubt: call it versailles - to denote all forms of                      luxury -      i know: versailles better hides luxury than the hermitage -                      or as King Duck could say being a burden on the Vavel Mount -                                  even the Vavellian dragon died from laughter, even though he was given a sheep stuffed with sulphur - and drank the Vistulla dry... but only when King Quack was laid to rest: and the volk - the naród said:          Katyń 1 - Smoleńsk 3...                                     and there was even a composition by wojciech kilar.     so then... 50 years lagging?     disorientating? muddled, spaghetti loops?    well, as the introduction already mentions, painters can't write - suddenly everything has to have geometry!       any geometrical instrument       in an art's class is seen like a Sunni in Iran - or a Buddhist, at a Bar Mitzvah:                                           boom-town slap-head - choppy waters, brightly illuminated                                                      by the polished cranium sheen.    so why except a Mondrain from a Kandinsky                                                          ?!                                      what a brain-drain!
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Jan 7, 2017
Jan 7, 2017 at 3:18 PM UTC
conception: Billingsgate
you would never say about a Kandinsky: where's the Mondrian?                  luckily we have enough information      about Goldberg's sardines, without asking another poet (other than O'Hara) to sniff out Billingsgate -     and so too: if Burroughs said: all writing limps behind painting        by 50 years -           enough said,      hence came speedy Gonzales with his shotgun and his canned paint...   and i know just as much as sardines in see-through tins -                           well: it was worth a joke, someone was bound to **** into a champagne bottle at some point, and celebrate:      in abstract - or to the point: in concreto - ecce artifex!                             at least enough humility would be worth the same dosage -    specialisations are such: demanding concepts as aboriginal in anthropology -     likewise anthropological: schizophrenics in urbanity -  after all... a concrete jungle - like any half-wit and butt-naked in the Amazon...                     applause for comrade Gagarin and Laika -                    and if Darwin wrote in cyrilica - then it too would have been Mohawk and Brain - salutations and applause -     and if ever in doubt: call it versailles - to denote all forms of                      luxury -      i know: versailles better hides luxury than the hermitage -                      or as King Duck could say being a burden on the Vavel Mount -                                  even the Vavellian dragon died from laughter, even though he was given a sheep stuffed with sulphur - and drank the Vistulla dry... but only when King Quack was laid to rest: and the volk - the naród said:          Katyń 1 - Smoleńsk 3...                                     and there was even a composition by wojciech kilar.     so then... 50 years lagging?     disorientating? muddled, spaghetti loops?    well, as the introduction already mentions, painters can't write - suddenly everything has to have geometry!       any geometrical instrument       in an art's class is seen like a Sunni in Iran - or a Buddhist, at a Bar Mitzvah:                                           boom-town slap-head - choppy waters, brightly illuminated                                                      by the polished cranium sheen.    so why except a Mondrain from a Kandinsky                                                          ?!                                      what a brain-drain!
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I'm folding origami birds from old envelopes                                                                                  with stamps from the US                                                                                  as if hoping they'll fly back there & greet my friend & blowing bubbles in my tea                                                                                                  Yesterday I heard                                                                                             Yuri Gagarin's voice for the first time & thought it strange                                                                                                that such a simple                                                                                       sounding man should've been allowed into Space rather than picking a Poet                                                                                               who could've made                                                                                            more of it than him the last three letters I sent to my friend                                                                                                      didn't get there                                                                                         so I don't trust the Post anymore & rely on e-mails & phone                                                                                  sometimes we don't write                                                                    or speak  for months or even a year & then when we get back in touch                                                                                                            it's just like                                                                                               hearing from Space
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Jul 30, 2015
Jul 30, 2015 at 2:25 PM UTC
Origami
I'm folding origami birds from old envelopes                                                                                  with stamps from the US                                                                                  as if hoping they'll fly back there & greet my friend & blowing bubbles in my tea                                                                                                  Yesterday I heard                                                                                             Yuri Gagarin's voice for the first time & thought it strange                                                                                                that such a simple                                                                                       sounding man should've been allowed into Space rather than picking a Poet                                                                                               who could've made                                                                                            more of it than him the last three letters I sent to my friend                                                                                                      didn't get there                                                                                         so I don't trust the Post anymore & rely on e-mails & phone                                                                                  sometimes we don't write                                                                    or speak  for months or even a year & then when we get back in touch                                                                                                            it's just like                                                                                               hearing from Space
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When I was young I saw Gagarin Waving through a moonbeam That same year A single electron Went from my finger To the doorknob. She was a radical. In those days I was convinced that the Cocoon was a casket Would bury it whole When it came back empty You thought it went to heaven. We built homes For the salamander Picked them from the mud Moved them into plastic boxes And swore to never let it Live in such poor conditions. How could they live like that. When I was young My eyes saw so much love It spread in every direction. We called it the love canal, Because it was so toxic. Sometimes if you would listen You could hear the trees Whispering wisdom to the pine cones Singing lullaby’s about fireside farmers. We would hide them from the spiders because we hadn't yet learned How to commit ****** I used to think That the raindrops were lonely Because they were always Holding themselves in. You'd collect them in a glass jar Thin enough for their worries To creep up the sides, And convinced me that they had Found someone to talk to. Our hands were stained with blackberries Tasted sweet like the honeysuckles On the other side of the thorn bushes Where you found the fattest bumble bee And told me that honey came from its throw up. I still eat honey. In the winter We built a snowman. Named him jolly old saint **** And I sat inside until All he left me was coal. At the north pole There were three elves Who in the summer Built sandcastles In their dreams But over Christmas They made salamander Soup kitchens. In a cornfield I found myself. Three skipping stones I kept them in my pocket Until it reached the shoreline. They're still drowning. Here's to the kids who Never got to go Trick or Treating, But were **** good At being someone else. You and I, We did our math in pen. We never made the Same mistake twice. We didn't smudge, We smeared. And there was never Any doubt That you and I, Were here.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 3:40 AM UTC
Skipping Stones
When I was young I saw Gagarin Waving through a moonbeam That same year A single electron Went from my finger To the doorknob. She was a radical. In those days I was convinced that the Cocoon was a casket Would bury it whole When it came back empty You thought it went to heaven. We built homes For the salamander Picked them from the mud Moved them into plastic boxes And swore to never let it Live in such poor conditions. How could they live like that. When I was young My eyes saw so much love It spread in every direction. We called it the love canal, Because it was so toxic. Sometimes if you would listen You could hear the trees Whispering wisdom to the pine cones Singing lullaby’s about fireside farmers. We would hide them from the spiders because we hadn't yet learned How to commit ****** I used to think That the raindrops were lonely Because they were always Holding themselves in. You'd collect them in a glass jar Thin enough for their worries To creep up the sides, And convinced me that they had Found someone to talk to. Our hands were stained with blackberries Tasted sweet like the honeysuckles On the other side of the thorn bushes Where you found the fattest bumble bee And told me that honey came from its throw up. I still eat honey. In the winter We built a snowman. Named him jolly old saint **** And I sat inside until All he left me was coal. At the north pole There were three elves Who in the summer Built sandcastles In their dreams But over Christmas They made salamander Soup kitchens. In a cornfield I found myself. Three skipping stones I kept them in my pocket Until it reached the shoreline. They're still drowning. Here's to the kids who Never got to go Trick or Treating, But were **** good At being someone else. You and I, We did our math in pen. We never made the Same mistake twice. We didn't smudge, We smeared. And there was never Any doubt That you and I, Were here.
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Portal To Infinity for Yuri Gargarin respectfully by Jude Kyrie *The explosion erupted like an inferno below him. Not a naturally religious man he prayed to his maker. Then the rush as he lifted off from the sweet earth At the edge of the atmosphere an invisible barrier Eons old untouched by mankind but not this day. As he moved into orbit he saw the wonder of Mother Earth below. The first words uttered by our species in the vacuum of space "I see Earth! It is so beautiful!" He witnessed the Earth for a single orbit Over Africa the ground control shut of his engines And he re-entered the earth’s atmosphere With no power to slow down the craft. He ejected above earth and parachuted to fame As The first man in space the pioneer of space travel When the American astronauts landed on the moon In July 1969 the crew left a commemorative medal bearing his name Warmth of mutual occupation and respect melted the ice of the cold war From Russia came this special man Thank you Yuri Gagarin* Author Notes On 27 March 1968, while on a routine training flight from Chkalovsky Air Base, he and flight instructor Vladimir Seryogin died in a MiG-15UTI crash near the town of Kirzhach. The bodies of Gagarin and Seryogin were cremated and the ashes were buried in the walls of the Kremlin on Red Square. Gagarin was survived by his wife Valentina, and daughters Elena and Galina. Elena Gagarina, Yuri's elder daughter, is an art historian who has worked as a director-general of the Moscow Kremlin Museums since 2001.[25] His younger daughter, Galina, is department chair at Plekhanov Russian Economic University in Moscow
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 11:00 AM UTC
April 12 1961. The day man left the earth
Portal To Infinity for Yuri Gargarin respectfully by Jude Kyrie *The explosion erupted like an inferno below him. Not a naturally religious man he prayed to his maker. Then the rush as he lifted off from the sweet earth At the edge of the atmosphere an invisible barrier Eons old untouched by mankind but not this day. As he moved into orbit he saw the wonder of Mother Earth below. The first words uttered by our species in the vacuum of space "I see Earth! It is so beautiful!" He witnessed the Earth for a single orbit Over Africa the ground control shut of his engines And he re-entered the earth’s atmosphere With no power to slow down the craft. He ejected above earth and parachuted to fame As The first man in space the pioneer of space travel When the American astronauts landed on the moon In July 1969 the crew left a commemorative medal bearing his name Warmth of mutual occupation and respect melted the ice of the cold war From Russia came this special man Thank you Yuri Gagarin* Author Notes On 27 March 1968, while on a routine training flight from Chkalovsky Air Base, he and flight instructor Vladimir Seryogin died in a MiG-15UTI crash near the town of Kirzhach. The bodies of Gagarin and Seryogin were cremated and the ashes were buried in the walls of the Kremlin on Red Square. Gagarin was survived by his wife Valentina, and daughters Elena and Galina. Elena Gagarina, Yuri's elder daughter, is an art historian who has worked as a director-general of the Moscow Kremlin Museums since 2001.[25] His younger daughter, Galina, is department chair at Plekhanov Russian Economic University in Moscow
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jak sie nie ma co sie lubi, to sie lubi, co sie ma / if you don't have what you'd like, you like, what you have. my maternal uncle (brother of my grandmother) used to collect beer bottles... now i wish     i didn't start to collect cigarette packets...            i know, pretty much as "nerdy" as collecting postage stamps (you should see my grandfather's collection... pretty impressive...      i think he owns a yuri gagarin special edition) - anyway...     it came as a shock when i was buying tobacco   at the supermarket once upon a time (2 months ago) - the packaging, the packaging! it's so ugly!      you sure i'm in a supermarket and not in a russian gulag? marmite lungs,    coughing blood, black and white all over areas, all over...            they really know how to put people out their jobs when trying to            redesign packaging, don't they? luckily though... luckily! i'm in possession of the last of the last...    an empty packet of    benson & hedges (gold)... that's a keeper...     i'm not giving this one up...    i'll use whenever i have ten remaining in that ugly packaging,       and take it into town, and turn into a peacock... look'e 'ere... see,      original packaging, dating from the year 2016...      but like with anything you drink... esp. the whiskeys... it's nice to read an anecdote printed on the bottle...   the benson & hedges packet? nothing like it is now...   in the old days you know:    (a) sourced from premium                   golden virginia tobaccos   (b) consistently rich & smooth           taste (c) as approved by *apache chief     naked-butt-pointing-at-the-moon*    & his distant half-cousin the *sioux chief hairdressing-wind*;   but there's also (d) the british american                          tobacco group    and there's also and address   so you can send them fan mail (e) old bond street, london.   smoking used to be fun, well, it still is... if you managed to keep one of these of packets           of cigarettes... now i wish i still had a packet of yella' camels...                  or the red marlboros, oh well.
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Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 7:32 PM UTC
sioux hairdressers (scalping)
jak sie nie ma co sie lubi, to sie lubi, co sie ma / if you don't have what you'd like, you like, what you have. my maternal uncle (brother of my grandmother) used to collect beer bottles... now i wish     i didn't start to collect cigarette packets...            i know, pretty much as "nerdy" as collecting postage stamps (you should see my grandfather's collection... pretty impressive...      i think he owns a yuri gagarin special edition) - anyway...     it came as a shock when i was buying tobacco   at the supermarket once upon a time (2 months ago) - the packaging, the packaging! it's so ugly!      you sure i'm in a supermarket and not in a russian gulag? marmite lungs,    coughing blood, black and white all over areas, all over...            they really know how to put people out their jobs when trying to            redesign packaging, don't they? luckily though... luckily! i'm in possession of the last of the last...    an empty packet of    benson & hedges (gold)... that's a keeper...     i'm not giving this one up...    i'll use whenever i have ten remaining in that ugly packaging,       and take it into town, and turn into a peacock... look'e 'ere... see,      original packaging, dating from the year 2016...      but like with anything you drink... esp. the whiskeys... it's nice to read an anecdote printed on the bottle...   the benson & hedges packet? nothing like it is now...   in the old days you know:    (a) sourced from premium                   golden virginia tobaccos   (b) consistently rich & smooth           taste (c) as approved by *apache chief     naked-butt-pointing-at-the-moon*    & his distant half-cousin the *sioux chief hairdressing-wind*;   but there's also (d) the british american                          tobacco group    and there's also and address   so you can send them fan mail (e) old bond street, london.   smoking used to be fun, well, it still is... if you managed to keep one of these of packets           of cigarettes... now i wish i still had a packet of yella' camels...                  or the red marlboros, oh well.
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when Margot met Circe: bah bah black sheep, St. Bartholomew's chicken **** for the puff of leg-room... duffos... 1996 made so much sense; hence the days before teen-mom m.t.v., hence the days before teen-mom m.t.v., is that revising the opposite of the caveman within journalists who'd have no imagination to carve out a hammer? but who still celebrate that origination of all future history? there's never too little history to revive, there's only too much of the wrong history to bookmark, and subsequently revive... whatever happened to culture of things seen on t.v. when marijuana was illegal? ted the magic talking bear? or is that ted'x talks? they legalised that **** because because there were apparent geniuses in s low mo t'yo née - or: scooby dooby do... where are you... magic monkey juice... let's make america nostalgic ultra! as the german poets and philosophers tried to revive classical greek and came back with a ******** clock for what really did become good luck... because they made marijuana legal for non-high purposes as in extracting something akin to Great Ormond kids ingesting the green morphine monster... but where's the fun in that when it's all legal and couch-potato bound and never daring for the jazz communes and spontaneously propped poetics? but i also grew up with *Wilk i Zając - Odcinek 13 - Olimpiada 1980 w Moskwie* / wolf & rabbit, episode 13, olympics 1980 in Moscow... very ******* sputnik in terms of tunes comrade Gagarin... i once knew the meaning of the word: harasho... i think it means: i understand. я ci pokarzała! (i will show you!) nu pagarzni! (no you won't!) o' Ronald re re re, ***** i wielki flop!
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Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 9:29 PM UTC
St. Cornholio Massacre of 1996
when Margot met Circe: bah bah black sheep, St. Bartholomew's chicken **** for the puff of leg-room... duffos... 1996 made so much sense; hence the days before teen-mom m.t.v., hence the days before teen-mom m.t.v., is that revising the opposite of the caveman within journalists who'd have no imagination to carve out a hammer? but who still celebrate that origination of all future history? there's never too little history to revive, there's only too much of the wrong history to bookmark, and subsequently revive... whatever happened to culture of things seen on t.v. when marijuana was illegal? ted the magic talking bear? or is that ted'x talks? they legalised that **** because because there were apparent geniuses in s low mo t'yo née - or: scooby dooby do... where are you... magic monkey juice... let's make america nostalgic ultra! as the german poets and philosophers tried to revive classical greek and came back with a ******** clock for what really did become good luck... because they made marijuana legal for non-high purposes as in extracting something akin to Great Ormond kids ingesting the green morphine monster... but where's the fun in that when it's all legal and couch-potato bound and never daring for the jazz communes and spontaneously propped poetics? but i also grew up with *Wilk i Zając - Odcinek 13 - Olimpiada 1980 w Moskwie* / wolf & rabbit, episode 13, olympics 1980 in Moscow... very ******* sputnik in terms of tunes comrade Gagarin... i once knew the meaning of the word: harasho... i think it means: i understand. я ci pokarzała! (i will show you!) nu pagarzni! (no you won't!) o' Ronald re re re, ***** i wielki flop!
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palyak...    gwoopi: palyak...   pierdu wart piotr,     lieb pavel! palyak: gwoopi            palyak! czekoor! czaj! jemu zwe, cykor! zwe! gagarin! zwe! kitaj! kitajec! pan szamb! ruszkin puszkin! zwajce pijajce! szto?! szu szu szarania! moskiw! bamboula: bratek bambo! ukrajnin: bohun! sto stokortek nad grobem: KACAP! ка'тсап! HORONWIEG zgranego młota i kilofa! oj barket: ty raz jeszcze będziesz żegnać glebę: jak chleb! gryź ty: tą garść piachu, na twój ząb jak modlitwe na swój zór! i mów mi: słotka, miękka bółeczka! kajzerka! niby: wilhelm kaiserschuh tap tap... tippentanzen... mów mi że to tak! jak zawsze: warta propaganda.
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 9:40 PM UTC
kazakh'ah mord: ка'тсап! / kaiserschuh tippentanzen