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style is the answer to everything -- a fresh way to approach a dull or a dangerous thing. to do a dull thing with style is preferable to doing a dangerous thing without it. Joan of Arc had style John the Baptist Christ Socrates Caesar, Garcia Lorca. style is the difference, a way of doing, a way of being done. 6 herons standing quietly in a pool of water or you walking out of the bathroom naked without seeing me.
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A melancholy ***** we came to adore in mournful tone, finish the tale abruptly and sob, uncontrollably; "Memories of my melancholy ****** including "Love in the times of cholera" are now part of our folklore, this land of cashew groves and banana plantations in  Indian landscape, far far away from Latin American shores. Her lascivious days are over death visits the house of love, blood splattered and a haunt of dark happenings, that begets children with tails, shame, honor and secrets creep out of manuscripts. Gabo is no more, no more"Living to tell the tale" the Part Two, promised before. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, after three false starts goes to his final abode for rest, now. A coded manuscript, written in in classical Sanskrit, (the language of all divine texts of Indian sages of yore) scripted by the mysterious gypsy,Melquiades predicts the wipe out of Buendia clan of five generations Torrential rain and deluge engulf Macondo, ends "One hundred years of solitude". Gabo you point towards east what is the answer to the conundrum of Buendias? In Mexico city they were preparing to take  Gabo to his last ride to the origin of all magical realism he'd return In a land far away, yet exactly the same landscape as Latin Americas we grieve his death as that of one of our own Gabo, in past thirty years, you mysteriously taught us to discern the magical realism of cosmos
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Apr 19, 2014
Apr 19, 2014 at 12:35 PM UTC
Adieu, dear Gabo, now we'll see your magical realism in cosmic wonders
You lived alone in the solititude Of pure hundred years in Colombia Roaming in Amacondo with a Spanish tongue Carrying the bones of your grandmother in a sisal sag On your poverty written Colombian back, Gadabouting to make love in times of cholera, On none other than your bitter-sweet memories Of your melancholic ***** the daughter of Castro, Your cowardice made you to fear your momentous life In this glorious and poetic time of April 2014, Only to succumb to untimely black death That similarly dimunitized your cultural ancestor; Miguel de Cervantes, a quixotic Spaniard, You were to write to the colonel for your life, Before eating the cockerel you had ear-marked For Olympic cockfight, the hope of the oppressed, Come back from death, you dear Marquez To tell me more stories fanaticism to surrealism, From Tarzanic Africa the fabulous land An avatar of evil gods that are impish propre Only Vitian Naipaul and Salman Rushdie are not enough, For both of them are so naïve to tell the African stories, I will miss you a lot the rest of my life, my dear Garbo, But I will ever carry your living soul, my dear Garcia, Soul of your literature and poetry in a Maasai kioondo On my broad African shoulders during my journey of art, When coming to America to look for your culture That gave you versatile tongue and quill of a pen, Both I will take as your memento and crystallize them Into my future thespic umbrella of orature and literature.
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 4:57 AM UTC
GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ
Written by Diana Garcia My brain waves are like a storm I wish i could sit in silence I wish i wasnt so ******* torn I tried to understand you but whats the use it's my turn to talk but will you listen? When you look at me what do you see Your daughter, your sister or am I the punching bag that youve been missin'? let me show you the scars you gave me those wonderful gifts that keep me up at night the reoccurring hate those angry tears. All the times i went hungry cause i refused to come home for years. Over and over again i was told. Theres nobody to blame other than myself. YES! cause it is I who but my well being up on the shelf. Ive checked out, to this i do admit. I am numb and I simply exist. How can I love, hate, or any of those words in the adjective list when all I know is how to roll with the punches, how to roll with waves in the stormy ocean with all these god **** dusty emotions..
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Oct 24, 2017
Oct 24, 2017 at 8:22 PM UTC
dusty emotions
Señor Garcia Marquez Whatever did you mean When you wrote of life And of death by family I'm in love with Prudencio Aguilar's ghost Roaming about the Buendía household Hole in his throat Washing out the wound But what did you mean?! I'm in love with Do it yourself chastity belts And Ursula's fear of *** But why is this even a theory Your concept behind biracial inbreeding And Señor do not get me started On Melquíades and José Arcadio Buendía Because that friendship was Fated to be doomed I mean no disrespect in all this I just want to know Why use Macondo as an allegory For the Angel Gabriel You're genius, really But your run on paragraphs Infuriate every ounce of my writing soul You're a Columbian Tolstoy I mean that as no insult Your works are tremendous and outstanding But what am I doing You're now just an old dead man "Under the ground" So now I belong to figure out Why Pilar needs to fill a void Opened by a ****** And why Colonel Aureliano Buendía Thinks of his fond memory of ice Just before being killed I've paid my respects to your work Please pay respects to my search
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 3:57 PM UTC
Gabriel Garcia Márquez
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 1:27 PM UTC
being a poet is not planned
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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They told me the only thing that could cure heartache was war, and since the war wouldn't take me I figure the only thing to do now is take up a life of crime. Gabriel Garcia Marquez says in Love in the Time of Cholera that the only cure for heartache is to find other hearts to break. Five years have passed and I still remember without fail the flint of a lighter, the squint of an eye, and the bell of your dress. I dream a dream each night, sweet variation of the story of you. It comes down to a letter sometimes, I go to the window well with a notebook and a pencil and I draft a sonnet, sometimes a verse, any form of an expression to idle the time it takes for me to find you. I know stars that haven't lived as long. The way I cupped my hands over your ears, the way rapture lived and loved, you kissing me in the shade of the palm trees up their on Notre Damen Ave. I know the curve of the Earth wrapped in the shades of the skin on your body. I live every day for the chance that I will meet you again.
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May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
Britni
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Town Hall
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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A star of blood you fell from the point of the hypodermic singing of fabulous beasts & spitting out the *** of vowels Your poems explode in the mouth like torrents of ***** on a night full of zebras & bootheels Your ghost still cruses the river- fronts of midnight assignations in a world of dead sailors carrying armfuls of flowers in search of your unmarked grave Your body no sanctuary for bees, Death was your lover in a rain of broken obelisks & rotting orchids In the tangled rose of a single heartbeat I offer you the shadow of a double profile, two heads held together at the bridge of the nose by a nail of ***** smoke in the long night's dreaming & memory of water poured between glasses In my mailbox I find a letter from a dead man & know that for every shadow given one is taken away Yet subtraction is only a special form of addition and implies a world of hidden intentions below a horizon of lips thin as your fingernail sprouting mysteries in the earth … The ace of spades dealt from the bottom of the deck severs the hand which retrieves it & the eyes of Beauty sewn together peer over a black lace fan in the ****** sunlight of a Spanish morning without horses The Belt of Orion is loosened before you as you remove the silver fingerstalls from your mummy hands & kneel to plunder the nightsky in a shower of bitter diamonds. (Somewhere under a blanket someone weeps for a lover.) Peace to your soul & to your empty shoes in the dark closets of kings with no feet!!!
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 4:06 PM UTC
An Act of Jeopardy for Garcia Lorca by Ira Cohen
A star of blood you fell from the point of the hypodermic singing of fabulous beasts & spitting out the *** of vowels Your poems explode in the mouth like torrents of ***** on a night full of zebras & bootheels Your ghost still cruses the river- fronts of midnight assignations in a world of dead sailors carrying armfuls of flowers in search of your unmarked grave Your body no sanctuary for bees, Death was your lover in a rain of broken obelisks & rotting orchids In the tangled rose of a single heartbeat I offer you the shadow of a double profile, two heads held together at the bridge of the nose by a nail of ***** smoke in the long night's dreaming & memory of water poured between glasses In my mailbox I find a letter from a dead man & know that for every shadow given one is taken away Yet subtraction is only a special form of addition and implies a world of hidden intentions below a horizon of lips thin as your fingernail sprouting mysteries in the earth … The ace of spades dealt from the bottom of the deck severs the hand which retrieves it & the eyes of Beauty sewn together peer over a black lace fan in the ****** sunlight of a Spanish morning without horses The Belt of Orion is loosened before you as you remove the silver fingerstalls from your mummy hands & kneel to plunder the nightsky in a shower of bitter diamonds. (Somewhere under a blanket someone weeps for a lover.) Peace to your soul & to your empty shoes in the dark closets of kings with no feet!!!
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Kurso sa Batas ang napagtagumpayan Nagsimulang **** hanggang Pangalawang Pangulo Isinulong ang Bayanihan at Unahin ang Bayan Napasigla negosyo, kultura at nasyonalismo. -12/23/2014 (Dumarao) *Pinuno Namin sa Panahong Pilak Collection
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Sep 14, 2019
Sep 14, 2019 at 10:28 PM UTC
Pangulo Parin Kahit ‘Di na Pangulo (Carlos Garcia)
He declared himself a refugee, and ran away from his country Running away from hunger and poverty, to the overseas, He roams foreign countries from one place to another, Chewing foreign fortunes of historical efforts, Of blood and sweat shed by the fore(wo)men of those countries, He is prostrate and defenseless to foreign languages, Begging for sympathy to be made a citizen in Europe, His rapacious appetite wedding his tongue, Swallowing saliva on sight of European fortune, Feating into mad appetite for sweat of others proceeds. He burned the bridges on the way back to his home Lest he be told the piffling of going back to his emaciated mother, He changed his names to become a foreign native Out of laziness not to fight for political and social change, An imperative need of his motherland and fatherland, Blind cowardice made him to over measure homespun folly In the patriotic spirit of verve-less readiness To die for political goodness of his motherland, A (de)patriotic syndrome to only which Hugo Garcia Manriquez sang a limerick The best of all poems in his time of solitude; (The fear of representation, of going back to representation, that is, to animosity)
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 10:27 AM UTC
AWAY FROM HOME
Dear, Parents. Siblings. Friends. Lovers: Give you this. Give you that. You take ten and I take that: NOTHING! My shoulder? Please! And my home too? Progress with ease as I wish for you. But a moment for ME, oh but just one, I’d like you to SEE just what you have done; Sorrow and pain, my tongue will stutter, but through my tears my RAGE will flutter. Though this may be the gist of my anger in reign, a WALL and my fist returns...no gain. When Austen, Kafka, Garcia-Marquez instead hit the wall, ALL ties are dead. “YOU here for me, but not I for you.” Is all you can see... All you can do... Your ear I implore, a little sympathy too; FRUSTRATION galore, to hell with you!
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 7:45 PM UTC
'RAGE'
Waiting for him, Was like a, Mindless abyss. I thought, This time I should give it a shot. Add plus venture, Into a realm full with pleasures of flesh. Rather waiting to lie  in sepulcher. Thence came the wooers, On horses, chariots, planes and cars, Courted me to the foreign lands of brand new emotions. Greasy, exotic, curious  and even obscure , To satiate my hunger, They poured, And I sinfully devoured. Ooooh! A whip here. Ouuch! A tickle there. Aahhhhh!! The sheer unfolding of their classy work. Every night lusciously they came, Wrapped me in an awe of satire, skepticism and imagination, Not to say of the bruises they gave, Tears I shed of Anger,Pain ,Love and Hate. Still I  followed them blindly and agape, Because a new world in me was taking shape. Of Shakespeare, Freud, Tolstoy, Eliot, Byron, Wordsworth and my then fav, the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez. A medley  of fantasy, fact-fiction, comedy, realism and romance. Oh! What not I chanced upon. All emphasizing emotion, imagination, scientific and natural thought. There was no stopping of these gnawing hunger pangs, None lasted more than a one night stand. The foolish me, unaware, cascaded in the fatal encounters, Not knowing the pangs are of soul to reach the supreme ****** Thence came a Seer The Prophet, The Wanderer, The Forerunner, It was as if he can rip me with his thoughts, And see my soul through that tear….. I distinctly remember that divine night, The moment I held him in my desirous hands, I was no more in dual fight. Things started falling into place, Was no more in that abysmal space. Still I would say, It’s a current phase. This soon would also evade. New Lover , For every new night… To cut a long story short, Just so, Because of your low attention span, The lover, the poet , the wooer Was the great Khalil Gibran.
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 1:05 PM UTC
******** Blues
Waiting for him, Was like a, Mindless abyss. I thought, This time I should give it a shot. Add plus venture, Into a realm full with pleasures of flesh. Rather waiting to lie  in sepulcher. Thence came the wooers, On horses, chariots, planes and cars, Courted me to the foreign lands of brand new emotions. Greasy, exotic, curious  and even obscure , To satiate my hunger, They poured, And I sinfully devoured. Ooooh! A whip here. Ouuch! A tickle there. Aahhhhh!! The sheer unfolding of their classy work. Every night lusciously they came, Wrapped me in an awe of satire, skepticism and imagination, Not to say of the bruises they gave, Tears I shed of Anger,Pain ,Love and Hate. Still I  followed them blindly and agape, Because a new world in me was taking shape. Of Shakespeare, Freud, Tolstoy, Eliot, Byron, Wordsworth and my then fav, the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez. A medley  of fantasy, fact-fiction, comedy, realism and romance. Oh! What not I chanced upon. All emphasizing emotion, imagination, scientific and natural thought. There was no stopping of these gnawing hunger pangs, None lasted more than a one night stand. The foolish me, unaware, cascaded in the fatal encounters, Not knowing the pangs are of soul to reach the supreme ****** Thence came a Seer The Prophet, The Wanderer, The Forerunner, It was as if he can rip me with his thoughts, And see my soul through that tear….. I distinctly remember that divine night, The moment I held him in my desirous hands, I was no more in dual fight. Things started falling into place, Was no more in that abysmal space. Still I would say, It’s a current phase. This soon would also evade. New Lover , For every new night… To cut a long story short, Just so, Because of your low attention span, The lover, the poet , the wooer Was the great Khalil Gibran.
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00:49 Carmel momin' there although men it's scary for almost anything you know after all the model finally garcia alcohol use at all finale jurors for them to you often it is not come on saturday contain delaware commune daze on continue housing billion went through the ebay dosing mean are you reading for only emailing here and your mom along all you are not using spoon this long didn't the Stalin today is hamburger 3:31 darlin'
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Oct 18, 2012
Oct 18, 2012 at 11:35 AM UTC
Hellogoodbye, Annotated
Coffee Heath Bar Crunch Will sabotage those taste buds, Like Dublin and its Mudslides. So blast off with that, Fossil Fuel, And don’t let me Catch you. ‘Cause I’ll keep you, My Maple Blondie. I’ll capture you, And hold onto, Those Cinnamon Buns. You’re the Crème Brulee, Of Chocolate Macadamia, And the Cherry Garcia, In my every breath. You’re the Chunky Monkey, To this Chubby Hubby; The Dulce Delish, for this Americone Dream. Can’t you see I’ve just got, A sweet tooth for you, And your Phish Food? Your Chocolate hair, Key Lime Pie eyes, Strawberry Cheesecake lips, And your skin is a delight, Much like Vanilla Caramel Fudge. Did Ben and Jerry create you? Please tell me they did! So I can eat you, With my cup of Boston Cream Pie, And I’d eat you all up, Well, Everything but the… Half Baked, Karmel Sutra, Which I’d lick, Like a cone of Cake Batter, And then dip into, Like Cookies and Milk. Imagine Whirled Peace, On top of this Mudpie, And then Split, Like a Banana. That’s the kind of Brownie Batter, I’d stir with you, And then add a scoop, Or two, Of Turtle Soup. And you would yell, PISTACHIO PISTACHIO! Where for art thou pistachio? And with a bowl of Peach Cobbler, And a spoon of Vanilla, I’d look at you, wink, and offer you a pint, of my Mint Chocolate Chunk.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 1:42 AM UTC
Sweet Tooth
I have been insulted for sharing out my peasant songs, pataphorical poems, on the table of the cultural patriarchy the insults have come in a serial flow into my dark soul a basin of condemn, it began as my duty to take my poetry to the bottom of African latrine, followed by volley of insults like ; cerebral panicking insensitive idiot, a gifted ******** of arsolian poetry One other contumely went aboveboard to announce me a better dead ****** i wondered how much one can **** without erstwhile duty of creation, now i have been condemned in starkness, to be a beautiful walking ghost of William Seward Burroughs, Uhm! folly of eugenics, No! i am wrong, this accolade, i seriously decline to take, my innateness is not wounded at all, by anything near to genetic disorder, i am only conscious of my luckless past, of Slavery,colonialism,wars,re-colonialism Then poverty spiced by open ridicule , And partly trenchant and half-honkey tease firmly fuelled by racial intolerance, i have now been mistaken in awry, to be a looming ghost of William Burroughs, and i am not i am purely my self, without imperious wide blood any where in my by black veins, i may easily have chimpanzee blood, Flowing turbulently through my vessels, but no tincture of white blood in my zoo, Burroughs broke his virginity with a ***** i have remained a ****** for three decades, As African virgins marry only virgins, Burroughs was the king of underworlds; chasing lessbian prostitutes and gays, to quench his mad erotic appetite the turf in which i am a better sham, Billy was a serial criminal, ever on the run, my soul is clean as new pin, in fact gorgeously dressed in the unique royal attires of as a Bristol pin merchant, Billy worshiped crime and drugs my piety is anchored on freedom of all, Billy went to Latin America for ***** i have been there to mourn Gabriel Garcia, the Nobelite who was alone in deathly solicitude Billy never lifted a finger against tyranny, my arsolian poetry is center-pieced on nothing, other than African chantings for liberty, freedom for the white and black peasants perhaps to unyoke themselves, from the yoke of vicious human avarice.
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 9:03 AM UTC
MY SOUL IS ANTITHESIS TO THE GHOST OF BILLY BURROUGHS
I have been insulted for sharing out my peasant songs, pataphorical poems, on the table of the cultural patriarchy the insults have come in a serial flow into my dark soul a basin of condemn, it began as my duty to take my poetry to the bottom of African latrine, followed by volley of insults like ; cerebral panicking insensitive idiot, a gifted ******** of arsolian poetry One other contumely went aboveboard to announce me a better dead ****** i wondered how much one can **** without erstwhile duty of creation, now i have been condemned in starkness, to be a beautiful walking ghost of William Seward Burroughs, Uhm! folly of eugenics, No! i am wrong, this accolade, i seriously decline to take, my innateness is not wounded at all, by anything near to genetic disorder, i am only conscious of my luckless past, of Slavery,colonialism,wars,re-colonialism Then poverty spiced by open ridicule , And partly trenchant and half-honkey tease firmly fuelled by racial intolerance, i have now been mistaken in awry, to be a looming ghost of William Burroughs, and i am not i am purely my self, without imperious wide blood any where in my by black veins, i may easily have chimpanzee blood, Flowing turbulently through my vessels, but no tincture of white blood in my zoo, Burroughs broke his virginity with a ***** i have remained a ****** for three decades, As African virgins marry only virgins, Burroughs was the king of underworlds; chasing lessbian prostitutes and gays, to quench his mad erotic appetite the turf in which i am a better sham, Billy was a serial criminal, ever on the run, my soul is clean as new pin, in fact gorgeously dressed in the unique royal attires of as a Bristol pin merchant, Billy worshiped crime and drugs my piety is anchored on freedom of all, Billy went to Latin America for ***** i have been there to mourn Gabriel Garcia, the Nobelite who was alone in deathly solicitude Billy never lifted a finger against tyranny, my arsolian poetry is center-pieced on nothing, other than African chantings for liberty, freedom for the white and black peasants perhaps to unyoke themselves, from the yoke of vicious human avarice.
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Aliens     They have no notion of past or present,     everything is about oceans.     When they ask for you     it is really a story about seeing the ocean.     VISITOR #1:     Listen. It is failure of bridges that builds angels.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     Is this the depression     we've all been experiencing?     VISITOR #4:     Please have a seat and forget the edge of that coast,     you were not intended for this distance.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     I believe we're all owed an explanation.     Where is this manifest?     I've never ridden a horse, I am being dreamed about.     VISITOR #1:     You would not believe     the stories redwoods have.     You each get one phone call.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     But the voicemail I've been trying to reach,     all morning,     is full.     "I dream of psychiatrists telling stories     about dreaming of women     they've seen in unedited videos on the internet.     Sometimes they save her from that burning nightclub."     VISITOR #2:     If you're going, leave your voice     somewhere in a room I know.     COLLEGE STUDENT:     We would have no need for phones if you didn't invent distance.     VISITOR #2:     There are trees that become stained with a purple blossom.     During summer the blossoms fall and shadow around the trunk     like a violet negative.     What a beautiful dimension that must be.     They pull her skirt down to examine the body,     palms pour from a sidewalk in L.A.,     everything is cracked-     "My god she's beautiful, huh?"     I think I met them before,     a long time ago.     THE MEMORY OF A VISITOR APPEARING IN A DREAM:     What happens next? Come the exit of electricity from the body;     on a long enough time-line all weather radicalizes and the people     will grow into trees.     You can read about that hollowness and never be prepared for it.     It’s like standing on the edge of an overpass,     and being completely empty of the urge to jump.     This is what I remember:     instructed to reenact creation     she throws clothes     from an open window above the 60 freeway.       "You have to imagine there are people,     surrounding you and talking"
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Apr 28, 2016
Apr 28, 2016 at 10:29 AM UTC
Aliens by "Jamie Garcia"
Aliens     They have no notion of past or present,     everything is about oceans.     When they ask for you     it is really a story about seeing the ocean.     VISITOR #1:     Listen. It is failure of bridges that builds angels.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     Is this the depression     we've all been experiencing?     VISITOR #4:     Please have a seat and forget the edge of that coast,     you were not intended for this distance.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     I believe we're all owed an explanation.     Where is this manifest?     I've never ridden a horse, I am being dreamed about.     VISITOR #1:     You would not believe     the stories redwoods have.     You each get one phone call.     GROCERY BAGGER/ COLLEGE STUDENT:     But the voicemail I've been trying to reach,     all morning,     is full.     "I dream of psychiatrists telling stories     about dreaming of women     they've seen in unedited videos on the internet.     Sometimes they save her from that burning nightclub."     VISITOR #2:     If you're going, leave your voice     somewhere in a room I know.     COLLEGE STUDENT:     We would have no need for phones if you didn't invent distance.     VISITOR #2:     There are trees that become stained with a purple blossom.     During summer the blossoms fall and shadow around the trunk     like a violet negative.     What a beautiful dimension that must be.     They pull her skirt down to examine the body,     palms pour from a sidewalk in L.A.,     everything is cracked-     "My god she's beautiful, huh?"     I think I met them before,     a long time ago.     THE MEMORY OF A VISITOR APPEARING IN A DREAM:     What happens next? Come the exit of electricity from the body;     on a long enough time-line all weather radicalizes and the people     will grow into trees.     You can read about that hollowness and never be prepared for it.     It’s like standing on the edge of an overpass,     and being completely empty of the urge to jump.     This is what I remember:     instructed to reenact creation     she throws clothes     from an open window above the 60 freeway.       "You have to imagine there are people,     surrounding you and talking"
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*We lose so much talent to addiction Some of you may not care, but I do This is my tribute to them* **Alan Wilson Canned Heat Jimi Hendrix The Jimi Hendrix Experience Janis Joplin Jim Morrison The Doors Brian Cole The Association Billy Murcia New York Dolls Danny Whitten Crazy Horse Gram Parsons The Stooges Gary Thain Uriah Heep Elvis Presley Gregory Herbert Blood, Sweat & Tears Keith Moon The Who Sid Vicious *** Pistols Lowell George Little Feat Jimmy McCulloch Wings John Bonham Led Zeppelin Darby Crash Germs James Honeyman-Scott Pretenders Pete Farndon Pretenders Paul Gardiner Tubeway Army Gary Holton Heavy Metal Kids Phil Lynott Thin Lizzy Andrew Wood Mother Love Bone Brent Mydland Grateful Dead Steve Clark Def Leppard Johnny Thunders New York Dolls David Ruffin The Temptations Kristen Pfaff Hole Shannon Hoon Blind Melon Bradley Nowell Sublime John Kahn Jerry Garcia Band Jonathan Melvoin The Smashing Pumpkins Billy Mackenzie Associates West Arkeen The Outpatience Nick Traina Link 80 John Baker Saunders Mad Season Bobby Sheehan Blues Traveler Wes Berggren Tripping Daisy Allen Woody The Allman Brothers Band Carl Crack Atari Teenage Riot Layne Staley Alice in Chains/Mad Seasons Kurt Cobain Nirvana Dee Dee Ramones Robbin Crosby Ratt John Entwistle The Who Howie Epstein Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Jeremy Michael Ward De Facto Tim Hemensley GOD Dave Schulthise The Dead Milkmen Rick James Kevin DuBrow Quiet Riot Ike Turner Gidget Gein Marilyn Manson Jay Bennett Wilco Michael Jackson The Rev Avenged Sevenfold Paul Gray Slipknot Mike Starr Alice in Chains Amy Winehouse** *We are not bad people, we just have bad ways Yet, not many understand*
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 4:49 PM UTC
Forgotten and Appriciated
*We lose so much talent to addiction Some of you may not care, but I do This is my tribute to them* **Alan Wilson Canned Heat Jimi Hendrix The Jimi Hendrix Experience Janis Joplin Jim Morrison The Doors Brian Cole The Association Billy Murcia New York Dolls Danny Whitten Crazy Horse Gram Parsons The Stooges Gary Thain Uriah Heep Elvis Presley Gregory Herbert Blood, Sweat & Tears Keith Moon The Who Sid Vicious *** Pistols Lowell George Little Feat Jimmy McCulloch Wings John Bonham Led Zeppelin Darby Crash Germs James Honeyman-Scott Pretenders Pete Farndon Pretenders Paul Gardiner Tubeway Army Gary Holton Heavy Metal Kids Phil Lynott Thin Lizzy Andrew Wood Mother Love Bone Brent Mydland Grateful Dead Steve Clark Def Leppard Johnny Thunders New York Dolls David Ruffin The Temptations Kristen Pfaff Hole Shannon Hoon Blind Melon Bradley Nowell Sublime John Kahn Jerry Garcia Band Jonathan Melvoin The Smashing Pumpkins Billy Mackenzie Associates West Arkeen The Outpatience Nick Traina Link 80 John Baker Saunders Mad Season Bobby Sheehan Blues Traveler Wes Berggren Tripping Daisy Allen Woody The Allman Brothers Band Carl Crack Atari Teenage Riot Layne Staley Alice in Chains/Mad Seasons Kurt Cobain Nirvana Dee Dee Ramones Robbin Crosby Ratt John Entwistle The Who Howie Epstein Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Jeremy Michael Ward De Facto Tim Hemensley GOD Dave Schulthise The Dead Milkmen Rick James Kevin DuBrow Quiet Riot Ike Turner Gidget Gein Marilyn Manson Jay Bennett Wilco Michael Jackson The Rev Avenged Sevenfold Paul Gray Slipknot Mike Starr Alice in Chains Amy Winehouse** *We are not bad people, we just have bad ways Yet, not many understand*
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Basquiat brushes dribbles bulbous breakdance blues gilding hip hop walls Dolphy ****** white jazz welling crank pipe smoked black lungs on poppin stickmen Lorca be mute, vexed with syllabic conundrums mal haiku riddles Eric Dolphy: God Bless the Child Federico Garcia Lorca The Little Mute Boy Oakland 3/6/13 jbm
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 6:11 PM UTC
Dada Speaks
A romantic realist such as Thoreau or a magical realist such as Garcia-Marquez, unable to fend off fate or rain might say to a tree thank you for allowing me to ****** you to put a roof over my mortal head. To which a cynical but congenial tree, as valuable as a metaphor as it is as a roof beam, might reply, that though I, with my brothers and sisters gave you every breath you’ve ever breathed you murdered me for momentary expediency and possess the audacity   to write your poems on my dead skin. Well, breathe as long as you can, you romantic **** ant fool. I’ll be a roof beam a hundred more years. You’ll be nothing more than evaporated tears. Larry Schug
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Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 6:14 PM UTC
A Roof Above Your Head
Wishing a very Happy Birthday To the sweetest girl I’ve ever known. My muse, my soulmate, my best friend. Just for a moment would you loan me An ear to show you I’m glad you know me. I could give you every gift under the sun And remind you every minute of every day, You’re The One! But nothing I say or do will ever be enough To share my gratitude for your love. To show you, no stars burn so brightly As your eyes in mine, Dearest Dove. The first time I saw you, stunned as you twirled, It was plain to see, You’re The Gift To The World! Kristin Bianca Garcia - I Love You ❤️💙💛
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Sep 21, 2021
Sep 21, 2021 at 9:30 PM UTC
Happy Birthday Kristin
Poets are bipolar-- musicians, OCD. I wonder if we’d have much art without insanity? Coleridge smoked ***** Poe preferred whisky. If not for their addictions would we have their poetry? Blake had manic visions; Hemingway was suicidal. The heights and depths of their emotions meant their minds were never idle. Garcia tripped on acid; Iommi did ******* Would they have played such blissful notes if they weren’t a bit insane? Yes, we must treat the ill, we want them with us still-- but if we lost all craziness there’d  be genius that we’d miss.
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Oct 6, 2017
Oct 6, 2017 at 7:41 PM UTC
Cost-Benefit Ratio (PF re-post)
Standing by the road side Thumbing a ride Sleeping Bag, Backpack And...Guitar on my back Heat rolls off the Highway Like Hallucinogenic Waves Found a Roach in my pocket Got me through the Day Nothing but 70s Buick's... And Cadillac's Roll By On the on ramp to  I-80 Rolling on to  West Skies A wish for a fast ride's best Been up for 36 Hours Popping Little White Crosses Nothing Passing by but... Military bosses......... A VW Micro-bus pulls up With a Band of Tie Died, Dead Heads, cranking Jerry Garcia The smoke the bowl, Kept on Toking Greatful Dead played "Keep on Truckin' " I Rolled off some Riffs, along with the Band Flyin' 300 miles in that beat up old Van My head got mellow, with these fine Fellows They Dropped me off in the cool of the Night And all I saw of them was their Red Tail Lights...1/27/15
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 8:09 AM UTC
The Hitch Hiker
They’ve brought me a shell. It sings inside a sea on a map. My heart fills up with water with a little fish shadow & silver. They’ve brought me a shell. Federico Garcia Lorca
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Feb 10, 2015
Feb 10, 2015 at 1:45 AM UTC
"They’ve brought me a shell"
a fire breaks out in his pants whenever she walks into the room but she just laughs at how quaint he is she has eyes only for the old man at the end of the bar his beat era leather socks are just up her alley his pocket protector lifestyle is just the thing for her wedding plans she could always see herself with his type of narrow shoe smart fella he leaves her and her lover at the dark bar and wanders the lobster cages looking to trap the feelings that made him feel like unconquerable king john with his magna carta series pen but this night is too full of babe sweet and her pocket protector cowboy so he goes home to lay on his bed on imaginary nails and suffer all the trials that good men should wants to be worthy for the pay off wants to be in line for the pearly gates babe sweet and her man live up the coast now they own a bed an breakfast catering to the insane who write great novels on the walls in crayon and spend their nights hanging out on the roof singing ballads to babe sweet and her cowboy who lasso's the moon its a wonderful life plays on the tv every night year round cause thats the dream they are sellin that if you work hard someday itll pay off jerry garcia's picture hangs in the lobby he looks out at the changed world with the shocked expression of how did all these people miss the point as they just go on beating eachother up and crashing the gates he is in the back room of babe sweets place hiding from all the gretchens and trying to redraw the lines of reality we all got lost out there gotta reinvent yourself before the gretchens and the hangers on tear it all down gotta bend the road before it bends you just like unconquerable king john
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:18 AM UTC
unconquerable king john
a fire breaks out in his pants whenever she walks into the room but she just laughs at how quaint he is she has eyes only for the old man at the end of the bar his beat era leather socks are just up her alley his pocket protector lifestyle is just the thing for her wedding plans she could always see herself with his type of narrow shoe smart fella he leaves her and her lover at the dark bar and wanders the lobster cages looking to trap the feelings that made him feel like unconquerable king john with his magna carta series pen but this night is too full of babe sweet and her pocket protector cowboy so he goes home to lay on his bed on imaginary nails and suffer all the trials that good men should wants to be worthy for the pay off wants to be in line for the pearly gates babe sweet and her man live up the coast now they own a bed an breakfast catering to the insane who write great novels on the walls in crayon and spend their nights hanging out on the roof singing ballads to babe sweet and her cowboy who lasso's the moon its a wonderful life plays on the tv every night year round cause thats the dream they are sellin that if you work hard someday itll pay off jerry garcia's picture hangs in the lobby he looks out at the changed world with the shocked expression of how did all these people miss the point as they just go on beating eachother up and crashing the gates he is in the back room of babe sweets place hiding from all the gretchens and trying to redraw the lines of reality we all got lost out there gotta reinvent yourself before the gretchens and the hangers on tear it all down gotta bend the road before it bends you just like unconquerable king john
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