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"gamboling" poems
Zinging the zen-zone I was in A zany request zig-zagged my way. Princess Zinnia from the Zuider-Zee Required a zippy line or two To paint the zeitgeist of our times. With the strength of a Zamboni- With the power of a Zeus- And an uncommon zeal I set out To zap the doubt that slowed me. With the flair of a Florenz Ziegfeld And his zoftig choir of beauties, I morphed into a zealot Gamboling in the zephyrs That wafted in from Zurich and Zaire, Not to mention Zanzibar. I felt like a Zacharias When my zealous work went bust. The writing turned into a zonk- The accolades were zilch. I felt like I’d been zippered up Like a zebra in a zoo. I lost my zest for going on And slopped around in old Zoris, Listening to zydeco’s beat And feeling like a zit. But then the Zodiac- My zinging-singing sign Came to my rescue And I was marching off to Zion. I was one wowie-zowie-zucchini As I zipped across the pages And zoomed from one idea To an even zippier one. So here, Sunprincess, is your verse I’ve used up every letter zee And gone from very bad to worse But of this challenge, I am free.                          ljm
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 12:58 AM UTC
A 'Z' POEM FOR SUN PRINCESS
A family man, running spandexed and puffing reaches into the stroller at the crest of the hill as the day sighs away the last of its dusk hands a three year old a flashlight and makes her a secret-wink promise. *You'll move so quickly on your path, it's your duty to carry a light with you to keep you and others safe.* A stern man and a hot scratchy washcloth removing a Spice Girls bubblegum tattoo from the nose of a seven year old, molecule by molecule. *As soon as you get caught up in superficiality, that's when you'll make mistakes. Don't make mistakes that will last.* A medic man returns from a surgery from a rural village with more kindness than money. Lays a basket of apples and a banana loaf on the table in lieu of a cheque and says: *There will be opportunities in your life for your actions to define the kind of person you are- always take them- and never forget your common humanity.* An animal man bursts into the room with a puppy as new as a sparrow gamboling, loving, seeking faces and laps. *When choosing your first dog, look for one that has more loyalty than shrewdness. Choose your friends that way, too.* A tired man breathes deeply instead of shouting at the quivering teen and the confession of the bumper and the scratch that shouldn't have happened. Hurt softly with the truth.... but never with lies. A romantic man recounts his history raising his eyebrows at the score of his frolics and makes me swear to fall madly in like with every soul who my heart should kiss- *but Love, reserve Love as the most sacred of words, deeds, beings. When you Love, you and he shall become one another, and be one life.* A sentimental man wears a silver crown at the head of his dinner table meditating in silence after the laughs and mayhem of his family clan have subsided to the fireplace. He looks at his daughter. She looks at her father. The fullness of her adult face and Polish eyes reflect in his irises blue inside blue inside blue inside blue- making any separation between them redundant, intangible, like- mirrors facing mirrors- as the roots of the Tree run as deep as soul itself and he murmurs: *The day you hear the cry of your firstborn child is the day you discover the meaning of your life- and nothing will ever, ever be the same.*
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 6:34 PM UTC
Lessons from my father.
A family man, running spandexed and puffing reaches into the stroller at the crest of the hill as the day sighs away the last of its dusk hands a three year old a flashlight and makes her a secret-wink promise. *You'll move so quickly on your path, it's your duty to carry a light with you to keep you and others safe.* A stern man and a hot scratchy washcloth removing a Spice Girls bubblegum tattoo from the nose of a seven year old, molecule by molecule. *As soon as you get caught up in superficiality, that's when you'll make mistakes. Don't make mistakes that will last.* A medic man returns from a surgery from a rural village with more kindness than money. Lays a basket of apples and a banana loaf on the table in lieu of a cheque and says: *There will be opportunities in your life for your actions to define the kind of person you are- always take them- and never forget your common humanity.* An animal man bursts into the room with a puppy as new as a sparrow gamboling, loving, seeking faces and laps. *When choosing your first dog, look for one that has more loyalty than shrewdness. Choose your friends that way, too.* A tired man breathes deeply instead of shouting at the quivering teen and the confession of the bumper and the scratch that shouldn't have happened. Hurt softly with the truth.... but never with lies. A romantic man recounts his history raising his eyebrows at the score of his frolics and makes me swear to fall madly in like with every soul who my heart should kiss- *but Love, reserve Love as the most sacred of words, deeds, beings. When you Love, you and he shall become one another, and be one life.* A sentimental man wears a silver crown at the head of his dinner table meditating in silence after the laughs and mayhem of his family clan have subsided to the fireplace. He looks at his daughter. She looks at her father. The fullness of her adult face and Polish eyes reflect in his irises blue inside blue inside blue inside blue- making any separation between them redundant, intangible, like- mirrors facing mirrors- as the roots of the Tree run as deep as soul itself and he murmurs: *The day you hear the cry of your firstborn child is the day you discover the meaning of your life- and nothing will ever, ever be the same.*
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A Sufi Cowboy rides an incandescent star gliding to the ground pouring light like a shiraz into his heart, he drinks bliss. A Heavy Metal Buddhist slamdances beyond the shadow tree glades nourishing the grass with tears-- her crying mediation. Their eyes connecting to echoed crystal heartbeats of their higher selves. He strikes a match across air, flame kisses the dangling zoot. Their eyes hold the gaze. A mellifluous voice glows from her, singing odes of buzzing deja vu jazz and gamboling dragon flies. Cowboy & Buddhist decide to share a few drinks in the Cosmic Bar.
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 8:13 PM UTC
Convergence in a Psychedelic Landscape as Dreamt by a Bowhead Whale
I try to measure the overwhelming depth of the ocean, And with a sly deception shudder at my fantastic obsession. The Me Within opens his wings, flies high in the sky, Lovingly callous about the miles treaded by. * I weave around myself, an aura of hapless piety, Adorn my helplessness with a cocoon of sincerity. The Me Within emancipates – out of the golden cage, To soar the mountains steep with an astounding rage. * I look at my past with guilt, remorse and sorrow, And search outward for an excuse that I could easily borrow. The Me Within looks ahead never to turn back, His burlesque gestures mock at me for the pluck that I lack. * I live in a world of purity, of rituals, of rights and of wrongs, Content with the legacy of my notes, happy with the tyranny of my songs. The Me Within is mischievously charming, gamboling in between, And I hear his whistle blowing, humming a tune so serene. * I count my days, count my time, and count my blessings, to win, And relinquish the countless moments of joy, scared of committing a sin. The Me Within is a careless lad, who happily loses with a smile, And brandishes his joyful hat, every once in a while. * I wish I could be like him, and he’d live my life like me, I’d paint the sky with freedom, and dive through the depth of the sea. Reality shrieks yet again, with her deafening draconian din – When he leaves me, and I leave him, I’d meet the Me Within…
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 6:28 PM UTC
I and the Me Within
This is the third time I've planted climbing roses The first two failed to fulfill my romantic fantasy of efflorescent roses flaunting their naughty frilly pink bodice and hooped skirts draped in loops like gingerbread scroll-work or fleur-de-lis gamboling, sauntering across the white French trellis I guess I'm really a fairy trapped inside this 5' 8" terrestrial body I love how the amethyst moon-flowers with the pentagram tattooed on their belly button petals cast a magic spell over the garden And the night blooming jasmine's enchanting fragrance wakens the dreaming gardenia and makes everybody including our blue eyed ragdoll kitten a wee bit tipsy I curl up on my midnight Jhoola topiary shadows crouch like royal sphinxes in the starlit courtyard and reflecting pools of water from summer rains swirl open their third eyes ~portals to another world~
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 11:39 PM UTC
Summer dreaming
This dream of consciousness will not end alarmingly, though it leaves lines on Billo's face smushed against pillows placed strategically The strategy? To look tragically well put-together to get her to lie in the bed I made hastily Well - I say this, but the presentation's done tastefully: Big blanket tucked IN with style OUT of luck since I've not been... ...touched in a while I grinningly smile - it'll all be ok (I'm not much for physical lovin' anyway) ...beyond hugging and kissing and getting to stay for the night curled up close whispering "sweetie, sleep tight" I've not got these dreams, but I've some aspirations No sweetie, I'm not sweaty, - I've no *** persperation My room is too cold with the wind's drafty laughter My bed is too cold since I've not quite yet asked her to lie with me and lie to me that she is the one and I will be won over, over-nighting done right ... Left to the imagination, day-dreaming's my vision Pigeon-holing my gamboling gambling rambling Not quite in shambles, see? I get it: regretting is letting me settle into misery "Mysterio the (not-so) great" is dutifully bound to wait Patience is love doctors' medication - "Just wait!" they prescribe and in time their patients' trepidation will end. Inner peace outer space and I pace. (without her face to grin at) synapse fired for nodding off on the job **** awake, up for work Woken, spurred on toward spoken word March forwards - four words Reverse reverie never hurt "But I don't dream!" I think Does it stop me from trying? From lying to and by myself, in doubt in a drought Good - buy myself a drink: rootbeer, two shots of espresso let's go, caffeine-Billo tag team on the rocks, off the clock (talk about self-deprecation, why don't you) Chew on the cubes with contextual frustration The drink's gone, I think long and hard at long last ARRRG I yell in a fit mentally I'll sleep on it.
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 4:35 PM UTC
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This dream of consciousness will not end alarmingly, though it leaves lines on Billo's face smushed against pillows placed strategically The strategy? To look tragically well put-together to get her to lie in the bed I made hastily Well - I say this, but the presentation's done tastefully: Big blanket tucked IN with style OUT of luck since I've not been... ...touched in a while I grinningly smile - it'll all be ok (I'm not much for physical lovin' anyway) ...beyond hugging and kissing and getting to stay for the night curled up close whispering "sweetie, sleep tight" I've not got these dreams, but I've some aspirations No sweetie, I'm not sweaty, - I've no *** persperation My room is too cold with the wind's drafty laughter My bed is too cold since I've not quite yet asked her to lie with me and lie to me that she is the one and I will be won over, over-nighting done right ... Left to the imagination, day-dreaming's my vision Pigeon-holing my gamboling gambling rambling Not quite in shambles, see? I get it: regretting is letting me settle into misery "Mysterio the (not-so) great" is dutifully bound to wait Patience is love doctors' medication - "Just wait!" they prescribe and in time their patients' trepidation will end. Inner peace outer space and I pace. (without her face to grin at) synapse fired for nodding off on the job **** awake, up for work Woken, spurred on toward spoken word March forwards - four words Reverse reverie never hurt "But I don't dream!" I think Does it stop me from trying? From lying to and by myself, in doubt in a drought Good - buy myself a drink: rootbeer, two shots of espresso let's go, caffeine-Billo tag team on the rocks, off the clock (talk about self-deprecation, why don't you) Chew on the cubes with contextual frustration The drink's gone, I think long and hard at long last ARRRG I yell in a fit mentally I'll sleep on it.
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Aunt Louise was a rodent Who preferred to call herself, mouse And out in the gamboling country Had a sleek modern hideaway house The door was disguised by a boot Whose toe was quite deftly chewed out And a quaint little stair descended To show a most well concealed route The soil was a clay most compacted Excavated most patiently slow And no water nor creatures could crack it Neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow The neighborhood creatures would marvel What a crafty genius, Louise She'd say come down for a spot of tea, now And close the door behind, please The door was most clever of all For it looked like a fragment of sock Left behind by the boot's missing owner But concealed there, a small sandstone rock When the painted side of the rock Was in sight at the top of the house It meant that Louise was at home Like the most respectable mouse When the raw side of the rock was showing It meant, don't bother to come down For Louise was bound to be shopping Over in the nearby Mousetown. The rock was bright red at Christmas On St. Paddy's, was bound to be green; But her most favorite day was Valentine's, When a gorgeous pink was there seen. But one day a terrible accident Befell poor Mrs. Mouse's door It was a hulking monster of metal With a disconsonate roar A lawn mower chewed up the boot And it spit out the piece of sock And it crumbled the hapless sandstone Till it no longer looked like a rock So Aunt Louise had to move then To another den down the way Where she never again would mention The quaint little house of old days.
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Feb 14, 2011
Feb 14, 2011 at 7:59 AM UTC
Aunt Louise
Aunt Louise was a rodent Who preferred to call herself, mouse And out in the gamboling country Had a sleek modern hideaway house The door was disguised by a boot Whose toe was quite deftly chewed out And a quaint little stair descended To show a most well concealed route The soil was a clay most compacted Excavated most patiently slow And no water nor creatures could crack it Neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow The neighborhood creatures would marvel What a crafty genius, Louise She'd say come down for a spot of tea, now And close the door behind, please The door was most clever of all For it looked like a fragment of sock Left behind by the boot's missing owner But concealed there, a small sandstone rock When the painted side of the rock Was in sight at the top of the house It meant that Louise was at home Like the most respectable mouse When the raw side of the rock was showing It meant, don't bother to come down For Louise was bound to be shopping Over in the nearby Mousetown. The rock was bright red at Christmas On St. Paddy's, was bound to be green; But her most favorite day was Valentine's, When a gorgeous pink was there seen. But one day a terrible accident Befell poor Mrs. Mouse's door It was a hulking monster of metal With a disconsonate roar A lawn mower chewed up the boot And it spit out the piece of sock And it crumbled the hapless sandstone Till it no longer looked like a rock So Aunt Louise had to move then To another den down the way Where she never again would mention The quaint little house of old days.
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I wonder if you remember Eloisa the wind gamboling in your sand-colored hair drifting scents of orange tree flower and you holding on your chest a crystal swan with a lithe neck but he’s gone and you alike the blessed peace makers dreamed of forgetting the wedding bells and the silver trout jumping or the rain plashes in limpid water to forget how the vine branch cut before the leaves show out cries drops of cloudy sap to cry full of joy because the moon melted the clouds and you have a blank look and there’s so much silence that you cannot hear your eyelashes trembling on your pillow like a faraway call Eloisa the name of forgiveness is not forgetfulness a north star fell over the frozen lilies in your ***** hoarfrost flowers slowly fall off from the empty cell’s window a vestal once more the one who forgets is therefore forgotten…
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 4:25 PM UTC
The Crystal Swan
Universal unction A beatific box Friction in the function A tutorial. A talk. We winnowing the worship We wiser for to seek Here harrowing through Hardship We winkle out the "weak". How holy is the hilltop Which cannot help at all How horrible the House of Pride Which cannot help but FALL. Please pray for persecution Let them not stay their hand GOD BLESS the repercussions! The ground on which to stand. I beg that I won't barter Without nor yet within I pray that I won't falter I'll stand against the sin. For the Church as it emerges From underneath the waves Surfeit in the surges Gamboling in her grave Wreaks havoc on true holiness Divides doctrine "uncouth" Gutting out the Bible Laying waste the TRUTH! The "Universal Union" "All for one, and one for all" "All roads lead to Rome" How the mighty fall! There are, in truth, just 2 roads At the tolling of the bell. The narrow to eternal life... ... *and the broad road straight to HELL.* SøułSurvivør (C) 10/31/2017
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 5:16 AM UTC
Delineating the Divine
It seems I'm caught in a love dream Sometimes, often, in fact In deep unrest I reside I wonder if it’s really love I feel Is it possible? I doubt it highly. Or perhaps I’m fooling myself—- Is Whimsy whisp’ring in my ear? Is Folly fondling my sleeve? Do they join hands and cavort about me Gamboling and giggling in my bewilderment? Has Verity vanished and I’ve made myself companion to droll Devils? Surround me For in this state, I know not whom is Truth and who at present dons Deceit’s disguise…
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 8:55 PM UTC
September 20, 2012- Liebestraum
my vodka-drenched Valkyrie, you're a star, pirouetting around Pluto, gamboling amongst galaxies, you are terrible to behold, awe-inspiring in your beauty and petrifying in the same. a mouthful of liquor, and eyes near-translucent; I can see your soul, and I have never loved you more. you are silly when sober and downright derelict when drunk, a crumbling monument to late nights and later trysts; railed out lines of Xanax internalized through paper money: this is the life. this is what we wanted? we aspired to more than we were, we flew too close to the moon, our wax wings held up to solar scrutiny, but our intentions did not; we were only kids, but that's no excuse. just because you've reached the Age of Majority doesn't make you any less of a child of the universe, scrabbling in the dust for a semblance of meaning: I am Sorry, you were Right, but it doesn't matter now. hold my hand. please. I am afraid to die without you by my side. with your fingers clenched around mine, I feel less alone.
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 4:01 PM UTC
Audrey Marie
The Air moves by with a rush and a sigh A brisk or a gentle blowing It travels unfettered, wild and free Raising restless ripples with its going. The breeze goes gamboling Along the mountain trails It moves the branches of trees about As it moans and sings and wails. A cooling north wind scatters clouds Tosses colorful leaves about It crisps the days of autumn And turns hardy people out. Pitiless winds of winter Shriek across the frozen land A time for inner reflection Turning to others with a gentle hand. Warming winds awaken the Earth Sending the cold of winter on its way It stirs the life in growing things And freshens a summer day.
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Aug 30, 2014
Aug 30, 2014 at 9:35 AM UTC
AIR
Here lies another black spot on the palm of my hand which comes as no surprise to me. I look and can see Blind Pew, gamboling away as surely as the light gambols through every second of each day. Pew is me and mine another ship of the line a small dot on the radar screen coming and going to places I have been. I wonder if Pew has seen them too or imagined them in his dreams, I'm not sure if he's blind but one day will come when I capture him taking a reading by the noonday sun and then I will know for sure.
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 7:04 PM UTC
The dead man and his chest
Night and day, a thrashing like an invisible whiptail surge van hail, doth swell me ***** excruciatingly, doggedly blackmail capriciously be-numbingly, aggravatingly assail mine conscience in what paltry pale capacity of this gamboling male, I can "pay forward," whatever means shale be moost apropos avail to offset bewail ling (internal psyche doth ale hankering) against utter lifetime (mine) peppered with emotional, physical and social destitution bereft, viz fail ling to maximize inspiration reverberating as vibrant detail lacking even justa minimum desire to live (visa vis no way discover ring, nope nar even "FAKE" king minuscule appeasement of my body, mind, and spirit triage during) hell...shove (shelve) aside such gloriously noble benighted role, amidst upending folktale re: King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table futilely searching for holy grail where steadfast conviction emboldens this heart and hale spirited mindful, sincere hard drive spurs (neigh saying horse sense of mine) where ambition saddled to air (dan sing) quailing, yen propelling (yours truly), with sincere humanitarian, (i.e. blood driven) philanthropic spiritual zeal, I tried to unveil, this reasonably rhyming thumbnail sketch poetically versatile within this spurious verse despite any trials undermining travail rather mine heart felt genuine motive fueled by impetus to contribute within e kale logi, fizzy hollow gee, humanity, with integrity, magnanimity, and quality fervency, while still adept, adroit, agile, and alert, (cuz America needs more lerts to become great again) ironically steel tougher than nails, duh pleating ability dovetail to bug (or wug) gee wholesale.
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Sep 25, 2018
Sep 25, 2018 at 6:42 PM UTC
A Positive Impact
Night and day, a thrashing like an invisible whiptail surge van hail, doth swell me ***** excruciatingly, doggedly blackmail capriciously be-numbingly, aggravatingly assail mine conscience in what paltry pale capacity of this gamboling male, I can "pay forward," whatever means shale be moost apropos avail to offset bewail ling (internal psyche doth ale hankering) against utter lifetime (mine) peppered with emotional, physical and social destitution bereft, viz fail ling to maximize inspiration reverberating as vibrant detail lacking even justa minimum desire to live (visa vis no way discover ring, nope nar even "FAKE" king minuscule appeasement of my body, mind, and spirit triage during) hell...shove (shelve) aside such gloriously noble benighted role, amidst upending folktale re: King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table futilely searching for holy grail where steadfast conviction emboldens this heart and hale spirited mindful, sincere hard drive spurs (neigh saying horse sense of mine) where ambition saddled to air (dan sing) quailing, yen propelling (yours truly), with sincere humanitarian, (i.e. blood driven) philanthropic spiritual zeal, I tried to unveil, this reasonably rhyming thumbnail sketch poetically versatile within this spurious verse despite any trials undermining travail rather mine heart felt genuine motive fueled by impetus to contribute within e kale logi, fizzy hollow gee, humanity, with integrity, magnanimity, and quality fervency, while still adept, adroit, agile, and alert, (cuz America needs more lerts to become great again) ironically steel tougher than nails, duh pleating ability dovetail to bug (or wug) gee wholesale.
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I saw a dance today That whirled and jumped and laughed on its feet. An old folk dance Kalidescopic roiling upon a cool breath Of autumn’s excitement of being alive A dance observed by a reflective summer Gamboling leaves of red, orange, ambers and browns Phrenetic leaping twirling jumping flipping And landing with glee I saw a dance today Whose steely precision punctured the earth An operatic ending Piling blue-ice masses on frost annealed soil Of winter’s excitement on being, of existence Impervious to life, alive with death Hard percusive articulation, blunt statement Tap, tap, beat and pound Thud and thrum with efficient punctuated finesse I did a dance today Tears and sorrow and sonorous wings flailing Old and intimate Terminus found rhythm stand still, now done Of winter no more, and blindness onset, for the morrow Moves stopped but not so its ripples Wave celerity, an expanding profound smile Leg, arm and head pause While all effects and causes silently, strongly take wing Take wing A cacaophonic stirring, but quiet and motionless and brimming with void Except in spirt where muscle and wings and winds alight anew. I did a final dance today, spirit born and coda bent.
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Mar 8, 2018
Mar 8, 2018 at 7:57 PM UTC
The Last Dance
Amidst aimless wander my head is full of nothing But the birdsong of finches in their morning roosts, Shrouded by berry-laden bushes; musical bushes, With tiny red beaded bells ringing, softly shaken by dawn’s breath. My dog runs on before me; the birds take flight, Silencing the bells’ shrill. Entering the field; ghost footsteps have left their mark In the silver dew, bending the grass wearily. Far across the field another man walks with his dog. An echo alerts me; there is a connection. In that instant A recognition of a moment yet to pass. Although separated by some hundreds of metres It is as if I were stood by his side. His face is indiscernible and I know nothing of him But that we’ll meet. He walks toward the middle of the same field, Then bears left to where the trees break, Throwing their arms open in wide embrace To draw you into the heart of the wood. Sensing the unavoidable encounter And not wanting it to occur, I change my route, drift under the oak, Through the gap in the undergrowth, Through to the adjacent field. We skirt the edge, my dog gamboling freely, Sniffing out invisible visitors from the past And anything edible. Our progress meanders, Idles and pauses, as must, I suspect, our now unseen companions’. Seemingly still connected, though, we move on To the inevitable confluence of our paths, So bound in time and space as the meeting of two rivers, The calm of morning solitude disturbed by the white waters Of the unwanted salutation we exchange: “Good morning.”
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 9:02 AM UTC
Confluence
Amidst aimless wander my head is full of nothing But the birdsong of finches in their morning roosts, Shrouded by berry-laden bushes; musical bushes, With tiny red beaded bells ringing, softly shaken by dawn’s breath. My dog runs on before me; the birds take flight, Silencing the bells’ shrill. Entering the field; ghost footsteps have left their mark In the silver dew, bending the grass wearily. Far across the field another man walks with his dog. An echo alerts me; there is a connection. In that instant A recognition of a moment yet to pass. Although separated by some hundreds of metres It is as if I were stood by his side. His face is indiscernible and I know nothing of him But that we’ll meet. He walks toward the middle of the same field, Then bears left to where the trees break, Throwing their arms open in wide embrace To draw you into the heart of the wood. Sensing the unavoidable encounter And not wanting it to occur, I change my route, drift under the oak, Through the gap in the undergrowth, Through to the adjacent field. We skirt the edge, my dog gamboling freely, Sniffing out invisible visitors from the past And anything edible. Our progress meanders, Idles and pauses, as must, I suspect, our now unseen companions’. Seemingly still connected, though, we move on To the inevitable confluence of our paths, So bound in time and space as the meeting of two rivers, The calm of morning solitude disturbed by the white waters Of the unwanted salutation we exchange: “Good morning.”
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The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know… which insightful, gutsy, entrancing, catchy apothegm attributed to Socrates by way of Plato subsequently self ranking myself amidst Phylum Chordata with the Dodo bird Class Aves (namely said extinct flightless winged creature with a mass of 29 – 51 pounds Oh!) once endemic to the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, none would be espied, no matter how thorough going across aquatic spreadsheet, one might row eventually coordinating dropping vertical column in toto arriving back to original mentally ponderous premise gamboling feint enroute to see Old Man Wizard Of Oz meets Crow Medicine Show pitching thy quasi recursive query - bro ching concurrence with another maxim to boot “ignorance iz bliss”, which lack o'learn'n doss appeal to this old coot, yet such pithy accordance came to this smart *** to late, a mister wordsmith with a palm pilot maximum glute clamors (at risk of life and limb) to hoot and holler when new kernel of knowledge gleaned finds me mute as if raw bit of savored information akin to unearthing a rare gem, or rare species of newt temporarily allaying fervent quest to root thru hefty tomes of great literature, and tracts that suit many other subjects, less to be arrogant and toot my own horn, but more so... to satisfy an increasingly insatiable hunger grow wing nsync with unquenchable thirsty ambition less for dough (cuz bing po' with treasure trove of voluminous expansive bookish notions doth shaw surpass becoming suddenly wealthy tin *** hustlers with un hewn fifty nine shades of gray straw this haint no cowardly lion seeking Androcles to extract thorn from hum my faux paws.
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May 7, 2018
May 7, 2018 at 7:01 PM UTC
Aye Am The Questioning Sort
The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know… which insightful, gutsy, entrancing, catchy apothegm attributed to Socrates by way of Plato subsequently self ranking myself amidst Phylum Chordata with the Dodo bird Class Aves (namely said extinct flightless winged creature with a mass of 29 – 51 pounds Oh!) once endemic to the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, none would be espied, no matter how thorough going across aquatic spreadsheet, one might row eventually coordinating dropping vertical column in toto arriving back to original mentally ponderous premise gamboling feint enroute to see Old Man Wizard Of Oz meets Crow Medicine Show pitching thy quasi recursive query - bro ching concurrence with another maxim to boot “ignorance iz bliss”, which lack o'learn'n doss appeal to this old coot, yet such pithy accordance came to this smart *** to late, a mister wordsmith with a palm pilot maximum glute clamors (at risk of life and limb) to hoot and holler when new kernel of knowledge gleaned finds me mute as if raw bit of savored information akin to unearthing a rare gem, or rare species of newt temporarily allaying fervent quest to root thru hefty tomes of great literature, and tracts that suit many other subjects, less to be arrogant and toot my own horn, but more so... to satisfy an increasingly insatiable hunger grow wing nsync with unquenchable thirsty ambition less for dough (cuz bing po' with treasure trove of voluminous expansive bookish notions doth shaw surpass becoming suddenly wealthy tin *** hustlers with un hewn fifty nine shades of gray straw this haint no cowardly lion seeking Androcles to extract thorn from hum my faux paws.
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Today I walked past our spot under the Sycamore where we used to lay and all at once, those memories of you and I came rushing back like a flood. I watched as they set the skies on fire and the shadows cast were a golden hue the violent winds danced with our silhouettes gamboling in the shade of that lover's tree. In that moment you took my hand, your incendiary stare igniting desires setting fires as you cast your handprint on my soul.
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 12:24 PM UTC
This Place.
the sequence requires a temporal pretense, thusly prescribing time to thoughts that i tend to frequently frequent, learning to liken my notions to pen strokes, ascensive. harmonizing with the world, instead of agonizing over it, prosperous from this defective preemptive pension. remaining aggressively pensive, and peaceably gamboling, towards a dangerously receptive conscious-less contemplation. never unrelenting with the questioning, iron-fisted in the leavening. perpending, then comprehending viable praxis and cognation. flirting with what i initially anticipated, practicing diurnal satiation.
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Oct 31, 2019
Oct 31, 2019 at 8:05 AM UTC
an abbreviation of a cerebration.