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Bodhidharma, the first Zen patriarch, told Emperor Wu that merit meant nothing; but great emptiness revealed by sitting facing a wall had great merit. Wu was perplexed. Patriarch number two, Hui-k’o, faced a granite wall in a forest for seven years; it became his beloved. Seng-Tsan, the third Zen patriarch wrote poems and his legendary Hsinhsinming verse transcended all the unnecessary duality in the mind’s mire. Tao-Hsin, patriarch number four, said don’t’ stare at a wall, just do the laundry and watch the clear water turn brown then pour it onto the vegetables in the garden when you’re done. Patriarch five, Hung-Jen meditated from age six staring at the horizon and said if you find the line between sky and land and sea you slip into infinity with no sky, land and sea just one place for the mind to finally rest. Hui-Neng came next; no wall no laundry water no heavenly horizon just fascinating monkey mind sometimes full, sometimes empty running whichever way, whenever, and that was all good. The 300-year Tang dynasty had three wild man patriarchs- Ma-Tzu shouted constantly; Pai-Ching did laundry, and Huang-Po told everyone they were already enlightened and should not bother with Zen at all. Lin-Chi was the Jesus of Zen who loved everybody everyday. He taught the heart’s clear natural action, compassion, not walls and laundry and trying not to think. His love was wiser than his mind. The patriarchs of zen taught more than a thousand years before I grew up an American idiot in a materialistic world populated by narcissistic borderline freaks thumbing smartphones in leather car seats never doing laundry afraid to face the walls built of brick made mortared tight together with the fear of their own compassionlessness.
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Jun 26, 2012
Jun 26, 2012 at 1:46 AM UTC
PATRIARCHS
Bodhidharma, the first Zen patriarch, told Emperor Wu that merit meant nothing; but great emptiness revealed by sitting facing a wall had great merit. Wu was perplexed. Patriarch number two, Hui-k’o, faced a granite wall in a forest for seven years; it became his beloved. Seng-Tsan, the third Zen patriarch wrote poems and his legendary Hsinhsinming verse transcended all the unnecessary duality in the mind’s mire. Tao-Hsin, patriarch number four, said don’t’ stare at a wall, just do the laundry and watch the clear water turn brown then pour it onto the vegetables in the garden when you’re done. Patriarch five, Hung-Jen meditated from age six staring at the horizon and said if you find the line between sky and land and sea you slip into infinity with no sky, land and sea just one place for the mind to finally rest. Hui-Neng came next; no wall no laundry water no heavenly horizon just fascinating monkey mind sometimes full, sometimes empty running whichever way, whenever, and that was all good. The 300-year Tang dynasty had three wild man patriarchs- Ma-Tzu shouted constantly; Pai-Ching did laundry, and Huang-Po told everyone they were already enlightened and should not bother with Zen at all. Lin-Chi was the Jesus of Zen who loved everybody everyday. He taught the heart’s clear natural action, compassion, not walls and laundry and trying not to think. His love was wiser than his mind. The patriarchs of zen taught more than a thousand years before I grew up an American idiot in a materialistic world populated by narcissistic borderline freaks thumbing smartphones in leather car seats never doing laundry afraid to face the walls built of brick made mortared tight together with the fear of their own compassionlessness.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 7:43 PM UTC
Killer ****
Rouge, threaded dragons intertwined with oriental cherries stain a mockery of silk spread across an unsteady table. The lady, dwarfed by the redwood counter, has skin stretched taught across the bones of her temples only to softly be drooped and draped around her jowls. She caught both my eyes in the little dips of her palms but wrinkles worked onto her face are focused on receipts and she is obviously oblivious that her hands, veined with sickly blue, had struck me so hard that my head is thudding numbly. Her nails are narrow and naturally long, set into the spotted skin of her delicate fingers, pulling at a memory bathed in red by the Chinese lanterns hanging over me, the couple near the kitchen and tiny Mrs Huang. Her hands gesture to me after calling my order twice   and I walk towards them to take the sterile, plastic packet so that I can finally exit to the alley and spit into the gutter a touch of an image much too familiar to only belong to Mrs Huang.
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 10:17 AM UTC
I Found your Hands.
Water, Mother Huang He Vibrant Yellow Beast of fine-grained loess fierce and breaking all bounds like a restless dragon Dragon with fire in its belly and that screams out of its den Oh Life-Giver, Death-Bringer River, Yellow River, Huang He with animal jaws that **** with lingering ****** and disease even after your rage - what brought you to wildness? such madness and ferocity - you wave away villages, animals, women, mothers, children and men and soldiers and trees and life; you re-make the landscape with few brushstrokes: black ink, swift flows, a scroll that is left sparse Oh you who gives life at other times with your arms of warm embrace – Water, Mother Huang He Yellow of fine-grained loess - why do you take it all away with clawed hands of wanton, unbridled dragons?
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Jul 19, 2012
Jul 19, 2012 at 6:48 AM UTC
The Yellow River Breaches its Course
Ode to the Thunder My dark thunder, you inspire me to write. How I hate the way you roar, shout and run, Invading my mind day and through the night, Always dreaming about the stark burp gun. Let me compare you to a sanctuary? You are more scary, terrorfying and strong. Snow chills the berries of January, And wintertime has the violent huang. How do I hate you? Let me count the ways. I hate your frightening claws, teeth and eyes. Thinking of your lightning teeth fills my days. My hate for you is the wrong enterprise. Now I must away with a wary heart, Remember my dual words whilst we're apart.
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 11:15 AM UTC
ode to the thunder
Whiz-zip-bang shenyang ang; Mang mangue flang hang prang pang; Pinang lalang unhang kang youth defang khang; Marang schlang gang wolfgang ying-yang xuanzang. Klang sea get wrang. Sang tsang li-kang gangue langues. Thang drang crang tang harangue sprang zhang shang siang whang strang hang verdinsgang chuang; Brang lang nang bhang xiaogang mahuang durang huang. Hange hsiang und; Zang rang kuomintang ourang section gang hang. Krang pahang boomerang fang guilt; Spang gang; Hangsang xinjiang tunkelang slang tangue nanchang clang chang bangue vang ziyangbaoguang hwang pang the tsiang alang dang ylang-ylang. Tang liang. Overhang langue pyongyang. Cangue sangh mustang stang frang yang lange kukang farang **** care sturm t'ang; Zamang drang chiang road a jang;
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May 20, 2017
May 20, 2017 at 2:51 PM UTC
Incantation IV "Bang"
I. Have you seen faded flowers in the night? Where an unknown heart got burnt at moonlight. Would they wrap pale sunlight? Allowing petals to sneak into a treasure box.   She lay in her chamber in the sea mountain side.. Fire flame burns the window green... Wooden floor danced on crystal glasses..   The wind rushes out of the cloud by night, Stabbing and poking her, Madam Huang   II. Of those who were wiser than us--- Of many far talents than us---   Pray, neither for the angels in Heaven above Nor the devil down under the tunnel   For the moon sunk in late November Without interpreting her wonders, she left the sea bank, Tears can ever dissolve her stories within the stories   III. Of the sorrowful Madam Huang When the stars have not risen, They gather in the chamber by the sea.   A falling star shining in the far and burst, a bolide flames transmitted Requiem finale.   Of the sorrowful Madam Huang May the sky award true colours of the dying night. IV. Silent prayers are kneeling there, they seemed to share the shame Prior to breathing out the crispy air of Late November. She asked him once Her name. Of the sorrowful Madam Huang from the chamber in the sea mountain.
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Nov 25, 2019
Nov 25, 2019 at 2:57 PM UTC
Lighthouse||Sea mountain chamber
*when i was in St. Petersburg i must have picked up a Rasputin virus, a Siberian gnat bite... **** you not; the only misery i have is that my counterfeiting assailants were, at best, middle class, and not aristocratic.* no, honestly, after reading the style magazine with all its smooch bravado of resentment and care... i hash-tagged myself: yep it's trending... i've just about finished a 70cl bottle of whiskey ******* around with Dylan Thomas and St. George... draco ex cymru. but still it hits me, encoding sounds was never so hard... those clouds of sunset look so much better and multi-coloured when they do with sunglasses... i don't know what's in these sunglasses but i'm picking out pinks and purples... which i can't make out without the sunglasses... an L.S.D. trip or what? i wrote this faster than you'll read it, given the skim- aspect of literature, immediate journalistic recycling... they still love Shakespeare, don't know why, don't ask me why, it's an affair of the english education system... well... ploy... conspiracies are welcome posthumously and adequate intellectual material.... was it Marlowe or John Dee the Elizabethan era double O 7 alchemist to blame? never seen oxygen paired up like that! must be a crucifix miracle! desecrate christ subsequently desecrate all remnants of royal authority, **** into the crown of the governor of Liechtenstein: what? i need the loo! the idea of you teaching me manners is like you teaching me Hadrian's is synonymous with qin shi Huang's rattle; rattle meaning the broken spines of the bricklayers who levelled the ground around them with cement... and still the Mongol horde came! Scots looked at Hadrian's accomplishment and laughed drunk with a lullaby. the Mongols stretched their tongues saying: if Europe and Iraq to be ours, we have to climb that, no arrow will crumble it even if shot at the cracks! i love walls, esp. if they're like Malbork castle of red brick... once owned by Teutonic knights... i end up playing abstract chess with their brickwork, a strange arithmetic... girlfriend? what for? have you heard of the aces movement?
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 3:41 PM UTC
Marlowe and Dee and 70cl
*when i was in St. Petersburg i must have picked up a Rasputin virus, a Siberian gnat bite... **** you not; the only misery i have is that my counterfeiting assailants were, at best, middle class, and not aristocratic.* no, honestly, after reading the style magazine with all its smooch bravado of resentment and care... i hash-tagged myself: yep it's trending... i've just about finished a 70cl bottle of whiskey ******* around with Dylan Thomas and St. George... draco ex cymru. but still it hits me, encoding sounds was never so hard... those clouds of sunset look so much better and multi-coloured when they do with sunglasses... i don't know what's in these sunglasses but i'm picking out pinks and purples... which i can't make out without the sunglasses... an L.S.D. trip or what? i wrote this faster than you'll read it, given the skim- aspect of literature, immediate journalistic recycling... they still love Shakespeare, don't know why, don't ask me why, it's an affair of the english education system... well... ploy... conspiracies are welcome posthumously and adequate intellectual material.... was it Marlowe or John Dee the Elizabethan era double O 7 alchemist to blame? never seen oxygen paired up like that! must be a crucifix miracle! desecrate christ subsequently desecrate all remnants of royal authority, **** into the crown of the governor of Liechtenstein: what? i need the loo! the idea of you teaching me manners is like you teaching me Hadrian's is synonymous with qin shi Huang's rattle; rattle meaning the broken spines of the bricklayers who levelled the ground around them with cement... and still the Mongol horde came! Scots looked at Hadrian's accomplishment and laughed drunk with a lullaby. the Mongols stretched their tongues saying: if Europe and Iraq to be ours, we have to climb that, no arrow will crumble it even if shot at the cracks! i love walls, esp. if they're like Malbork castle of red brick... once owned by Teutonic knights... i end up playing abstract chess with their brickwork, a strange arithmetic... girlfriend? what for? have you heard of the aces movement?
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Golden Witch Desert Paradise Burning chip revolutionary milk under cover of spirit still loving spring sleeps China's color gun; Date of blessing Eva keeps the course, Laura in purple mist, Decapitated antes, Oh, mother! Painful, big stars see the foolishness of green lethal old trees focused on the product of love and || love, who moves in the Unborn express in the dark to whom Mr. Huang plays a young man, Johann? Add the right direction. And this is the experiment on the same night, and night and in the garden of God's center "yellow at night", and went and held by a pin: fiery death of Lewellyn, dragon and it would be from FG black, 500 pages filled with white blood at each stage production and Adunrina in the cup we are looking for him: for himself should bring Vikic from the dead,   Tom in another form in the head of dog food, sandbags and old Glover, male armed groups in the city and pulled Kim Kim Cup Cup out of him and other tools so that in glory, how much is in the blood of goiri, which is given in the beast and poodles and ideas to secure his crime and the fish of the ****** of gold and the size of the nose; this is checked in the area of ​​experience here in the garden order to show, dinner and long hair, blond hair has ****** dying death is enough to pay a certain superiority and resurrecting the Savior's face.
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Nov 2, 2018
Nov 2, 2018 at 7:23 AM UTC
Laura in Purple Mist
Absurdity is as throwing a fork at a banana, Giving them nicknames And a narrative and calling the event a Funeral, for every banana that's Never made it out Alive o'cafeteria Sorry I gave mundane- twisted ! a me- O aning B as my a lyfe n ho a lds n nun A Justyn Huang
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 1:36 PM UTC
Absurd
"Pain is weakness leaving the body." - Evan Huang
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May 29, 2019
May 29, 2019 at 4:38 AM UTC
Pain