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Leal Knowone Mar 2015
Falling angels

Black evil
Whispering taunting tantalizing
Teaching you dark secrets
Fallen angel (echo)



Fallen angel once flew high
Life of humaneness gone rotten
Humble equilibrium
Both darkness and light consumes them

falling angel (echo)
tantalizing
H J St Oct 2012
Sí.  You do.

When You . . .

Pour me your 'cuppa'.
I taste your morning.

Text me your emoji.
I know your expression.

Spout out your wit.
I laugh out loud.

Show me what you see.
I behold your clear view.

Awash me in your color.
I'm ablazed by your vibrance.

Throw me your smile.
I throw one back.

Send me your music.
I feel your mood.

Choose your words deliberately.
I absorb your meaning.

Share your day.
I simply smile.

Take me with you.
I see your world.

Ask me to 'Please S'Plain.
I value your sweet inquiry.

Seek to understand.
I feel worth.

Kinda like our bubble.
I breathe more air.

Fall for the make-believe.
I fall for it too.

Just sayin the truth.
I admire your honesty.

Reply with warm understanding.
I adore your  sweetness.

Share your insight.
I de-code.... reflect.

Breathe with inspiration.
I feel alive.

Send me your portrait.
I stop and stare.

Unveil your expressions in Face Time.
I'm drawn to touch the screen.

Show your sweet vulnerability.
I admire your courage.

Speak your true voice.
I know your choice.

Respond with Yeah! & Yah!
I feel your shine.

Feel like falling.
I hold you.

Share your fear and pain.
I help you to regain.

Tip toe with ambivalence.
I hesitate and wait.

Say 'What are we doing here?'
I doubt. I wait... I wait...

Take 1 step in, 1 step out.
I ponder poetry to pull you in.

Shuffle in and out of the room.
My heart rises and falls each time.

Promote healthy boundaries.
I respect them.

Throw me your x.
I feel your affection.

x softly and slowly
I smile and blush.

Risk your heart.
I trust (again).

Reveal your pure humaneness.
I endear to you.

Touch me.
I dissolve.

Brush my cheek.
My breath slows.

Kiss my chin.
My self opens.

Breathe me in.
I take you in.

Reveal your true presence.
I understand your existence.

Adore my presence in your life.
I adore your presence in my life.

(c2j2c)

ps.
C
Our fleeting moments in this bubble shimmer.
These subliminal and true moments we share.
I see hints of your presence and scribble them on paper.
These words of your essence exists with me in here.
J
Àŧùl Feb 2019
You can experience it
Coming from most of
The writers around the
Block of Writers Block
Only to be saved by the
Bunch of Writers from
The Writers' Block.

They can call you names,
Ranging from A ******
To A Grammar ****.
But don't be put off,
Don't be put out,
Just hold on.
Hold your ground.

You might have OCD,
The Obsessive Compulsive Disorder,
Don't worry - just channel it well.
Channel it well and play your tunes,
Don't worry about the runes,
They will be all covered with ink.
Yes, the electronic ink.

For all eternity, they say,
You can never achieve perfection,
And it should not concern you.
Just remember your wordlust,
Coin new and better words,
Just play your sweet lute.
Yes, you are so cute.

"What's so cataclysmic about the apostrophe?"
You asked me,
And legitimately so.
It's the difference 'tween us,
Perfection and poets,
Godliness and humaneness.
Divinity and profanity.

"Yes, perfection is sacrilege,"
I say, "Perfection is an ambition,"
"Of humanity and nature."
I take a deep breath before saying,
"In the knowledge available,"
"It's just a figment."
You ask me, "Where is it located?"

I say:
Find it 'fore some letters,
You can find it afta' some letters,
Lockin'n'poppin words together,
The apostrophe is so savoury & flexible
I just hope that I never become,
A Grammar Apostate -
I'll rather be ill instead.
My HP Poem #1732
©Atul Kaushal
Mitchell May 2012
The knife sharpens itself
By a naked hand
Gripped by the thoughts of home
And happenings
Of Matthew's killings

Since in the own self
Accountings are remembered
Politely thinking that
Everything you've seen so far
Is a game

There is nothing
That is not your own
And Oh My God
There is once a place
That you know now
There is something you are up against
Yet you don't know what it is

Marching roves
Of men with the geeks and their money
Sweat trickles from the
Leather books of their
Leather shredded souls of the ******
And here the stone piles lay
The guts of a revolution
Paid off with nothing
But the blood of the brain washed equipped

So
The swearing of news
Of lands split apart by differences
Arms themselves with theories
Ways of living
Separation of man to man

And business
Is as loud
And as quick
As the shot
From a gun barrel

We are lead by
Monsters
So in turn
We are only minions
Of Monsters

Preceding in a
Discovery
Of an old enemy that
Swears that blood
Would never be
Thicker then their hate

The blasts
Begin
As the age of man
Is dressed
In fresh spilt
Sin

And there is the check of the
Young solider at his stone hedge fund
We wheeze for the riches
Of the looks of the great scholars
And lepers of the lost celebrities
Going through all
Of the way things are and the way
Things will be and the present step
We all seem to be obsessed with taking

Walk to the gates of the pearly gates
Sounds of bullets and scream to be heard
Our name, our humaneness, dampens
As we flatten on the torn apart dusty stone
Caught with one eye on the ground, their
Ears bent to hear any kind of sound

Excuses let not alone in warmth an hot bullet
Where former life lived now shows but death
We men, hot in our hurry to correct one another
Excuses everything where we should excuse nothing
And in blood He bathes in bullet casings
A former shell of the man after heathen he hath killed

Though pressed on silken angels wings where
We seek refuge for forgiveness after pleasure
Released' are we when the light is shone upon us
Each word to be released is to be sent to heaven
Our brothers, nodding to the likeliness of our worth
Sees their eyes within the pupils of us, our own brothers

Thunder where the proud is not equal
We marked nothing that could not be fought
Good or bad was not the answer we sought
For we only sought justice in the eyes of good men
We know not how to do too little or too much
We only turn our eyes to the home of our good selves

To the hawk the family runs away from its own mother
She tidies as bullets **** by in their boys imagination
To spread your wisdom is to also spread your disease
Seek the seed of of your turmoil, see you spread your knowledge
To the youth you produced you wished could be free of your curse
The night touches the lips of the innocent as the moon eclipses
Temporal breaths form on the authorities that swear their allegiance

Where time cries we see the shallow man weep their **** of time
The hallways echo with their cries of selfish uselessness
Preciousness shows light on His eye whose end is inevitable
The clapping senate, in their circle, their suits, their wives with sherry
Make no conversation to the people for their wounds are too deep
The people - with their lack of voices - show their mouths with no sound
As the greying suits like the bones within the earth clap to their own accomplishments
The laughs, those haunting laughs, are heard faintly over the lapping of forgotten blood

What must we say of custom but that it is boring
We make the throne to it as we see the revolutionaries toss stones at it
They who hold their essence, their truth to it
Sacrifice their children - later in vain - for the cause of it
Dear custom, you are the one who holds the red hot chain of control
Not the Devil or God or Tyrant or Executioner or Law Men
Ney! We must see that custom is the crutch of all Men
Unwilling to step foot on grounds which they know nothing of
Here - on these mysterious grounds - lays a life better than the last
Here lays a life not afraid of time or change of the ill effects of history
Here stands Ahab and his ship sailing for the mighty ****

In place our God's shed only their light on the one's that resemble themselves
Picked out to present the gift they have been sharing for eternity
The lights shine bright on the eye's of the one's of the camera
Lo' the mud is still ***** lined with a sickness that tries not to be forgotten
We wheeze for we are human yet the God's provide no cure
We die only to be tossed back into their pool of games
They who plays by the rules is imprisoned in a losing game
Rules, a shackle and chain, all presented by the creator of the frame

Prepare for the soft spoken telling of the charging of the army
Our men, sword to sword, relishes their hate in the blade
How deep can a man hate when they **** every innocent soul around them?
We pass through sheds of shifting christian childish light that cries
Time pleases of the Shakespearian wears that hold a truth who shouts "Not now, not now!"
Soothing ourselves with the honored number of the royalty that swears
To be mixed with the minnows of the common man to be a unholy injustice
Man turns to God and man turns man into the dirt with which they march on

And in the breath of a love of mankind
An innocence whose mess could bring you tears
And a thankfulness that only bears the strength to show Her fear
We are made of the same blood, the same muscle, the same skin
Yet we fight to the death just to see who will turn up on top and win
Can the hill of our ego's ever be conquered?
Where is our peaceful hill that many wish to live and wander?
Bloodshed is apart of mankind
But there is another side
One that is washed in the ***** pebbles of a forgotten city
And the waves of a mysterious endless ocean
There we will find our answer but I'm going back to
A place I've never been before
Where the piano player plays whatever He wishes
And the midnight wind grants me
A couple of moonlit kisses

Oh the politics of theatre
No, my mistake!
The theatre of politics!
We ask to say this when the cue lands
And the mass of man claps or
Boo's, swearing that with either
There is nothing to lose
We are the mob of the Roman empire
With ipads, ipods, the internet and smart phones
Technology tells us who we think we are
Yet
We are still the stinking rats in the stands
Gnawing on the priced bronze haunches of pig
Chewing dirt with flesh and flesh with dirt
Imaginations as wide as the forehand can stretch
Thinking that a glass based GPS system sets us apart
(They did it with paper and parchment)
Spiraling towards a repetitious existence

I wish not to be human
Yet
I am cursed
To be so

To be apart of
What I will be
Forever

Forces me

To favor the good
Within myself

Within
All of us
Ever so silent in pain
Dour in death’s anguish
Called dumb by us men
To have their strength I wish.
Dumb yes without a remedial mean
No succor for them no medicine
In my backyard under open sky
These mute little fluffs quietly die.
I feel remorse a passing penitence
To have never been able to bridge the distance
Act in time for the help of a vat
Can’t count my humaneness, it’s just a poor cat.
Poor yes but with a strength underneath
To brace death the way they do
Uncomplaining till their last breath
Leaving me a lesson or two!
Yekaterina Ko Jan 2014
After the makeup—
The thick layers you insist on painting—
After the jewels
And the fashionable clothes
As well as your glossy hair,
After all that’s off
You know what’s left?

What’s left isn’t the pimples,
The dark circles
The limpness of your hair
The unkept, unruly appearance you hide.
What’s left is a perfect image
An image that means true beauty
I can see the clearness
The fragileness
The humaneness that is you
All I see is someone
That I don’t need to chase
And that I don’t need to glorify
Under false pretenses


y.k.
Keshan Oct 2016
Obnoxious arguments; I rant only
My words, shard glass tearing souls
No exception is there, my wrath is equal upon all
Though for you, are the wounds mendable.
Excuse myself in rage, do I never
A barrage do I release, to free myself
Humaneness, my preach to oppose another
The hurt I inflict, is remembered by my own.
As your silence befalls me, my guilt grows
My thoughts erratic, not whole
What was spoken, can not be refunded
A friend, a foe; my acts deceive.
The loathe towards myself, my cell cast
Forgiveness a key, you grant.
Mitchell Mar 2012
No
There wasn't any
Heartbreak

There were
Not too many
Tears

I was surprised

I was astonished

I was feared

And loved

All at the same time

The crowd saw who
Was who and who
Was not

When the cards are down
And the eyes finally clear

Who is remembered
Is the thing
That matters most

We forget the ones
Who died in the trenches
Who were immolated from within
Who sounded but were never found

We forget the ones
Who died for this and
Who lost a limb for that and
Crippled their minds for them

Love stripped from their souls
Replaced by the dark horror
Of man's humaneness

Who are we to ask for such a sacrifice?
Who are we to send away the living for death?
Who are we to shake our heads in feigned understanding?

Who are we?

The dust will never settle
The sun will always rise
And fall
On the foggy eyes of war

And as the bayonets lay scattered,
Their bearers
Bearing no resemblance
To their former selves

And try
To
Hear

The echoing scream
The rippling shot
The cursed' crying corpses

Try to hear

The frankness

Of death.
woolgather Apr 2016
I write again;
Writing, my blues,
Writing, my bleeding heart;
Writing, my bleeding faith.

I once was like everyone else,
A believer, an optimist;
Then, it hit me, it consumed me:
The truths and the reality.

Now I rot, my mind staring, blank;
My visions, shrouded with darkness.
My everything, painted pitch-black,
My humaneness, destroyed.
A tragedy that did, or did not, happen.
james nordlund Jan 2020
Exigency replacing humanity,

Merchants, only for more

Through to mercs for unending

Global unnecessary war.




C'est tres facile pour la machine,

Addictive personality disorder

Replacing humaneness being,

C'est la unvie, no?
Wasn't able to login for the last 3 weeks; sorry people.  Belated Happy HanKwanMas to All, and may this New Year find you All new, everyday, all the way through   :)   reality
Dr Peter Lim Sep 2021
I've learnt a few things, have given up on past undesired parts,
I'm more selfish as I've neglected myself somewhat before,
but not at the expense of kindness, I'll deepen my love, grow in appreciation of the beauty of life, of nature and of the arts,
will be calmer and quieter, will listen empathetically, will not be judgmental, will give everyone a chance, will mind my own business but will not be insensitive to the suffering of others,
be content, grateful and humble, will live creatively as that's the essence of meaningful living, will never allow a single day to waste away as every moment is a gift, will look to the future with wonder and optimism, and never forget that it's kindness and humaneness which will make the world a better place.
I see clearly
who I am in the mirror
where I excel and what I lack
I writhed and I cried
and burned
and ran like a wolf alone in the forest
awoke next to a lake
fur still damp
but to the water I turned my gaze
and I could finally recognize who I was

humbled by the moon and its giving light
I stood there shivering and out of my mouth spilled the courage to howl

and the wind accepted my offering and carried it off

This is where I start
I see my humaneness,
my everythingness, my interbeing
and so I your blurry figure comes into focus
and you are just another human

the kind who stand in front mirrors
writhe, cry, burn,are reborn and
run like a wolf
until you howl out too
to the greater in humbleness





I am back to my being
and you can call me by my real name
the one we share
KV Srikanth Apr 2022
Victims of War
Wherever they are
Displaced from homes
Do we even know
What it means
Handful of needs
Sons and daughters in tow
Elderly parents to accompany
Cozy surrounding of their home
To the streets of the country
Familiar with
A few thousand steps
A country not familiar with
All the while
Life ready to flee
Leaving the bodies behind
An gunfire or an explosion
The reason to abandon
A statistic for the Anchor
Hope he has enough covered
To run his program in order
The more the merrier
As the viewer interested in hearing about danger
If its the weather
His finger finds another number
On the remote control
Only thing over which he
Has any control
Resident to Refugee
Pathetic for the world to see
Politics Economics  and weapons
Supposedly for the people's betterment
Now nomads holding their lifeline
No oil pipeline makes no difference to their lifestyle
Oppression the tool
Oppressed the fool
Searching for food
Women and children starving
The winner continues counting
More you ****
More you injure
More you destroy
More you mutilate
The more families you seperate
The more you make them afraid
And finally totally anhilate
Proclaimed the winner
More medals and badges
Added to those who participate
How can ones misery
Be another ones Glory
The more you help fight difficulty
The more you are in god's country
The first thing the world needs
Is not a world without borders
But a world without defence forces
They don't seem to defend anything
But under that pretext go for mass killing
Testing nee missiles
Calling them as successful
Is there a greatest sadist
Whose sucess rate is marked
By the amount of blood splattered
Army Navy Airforce
Can hitherto come to a close
Let the people live in peace
Which even otherwise is hard to achieve
Every extra breath a bonus
Considered to be lucky
What have we come to
A real pity
Let everyone benefit
From natural resources
Or inventions and discoveries
Border denotes a different sect
Race Creed Caste Colour
Born in that order
For no fault of theirs
On the run from the squads
Knocking on other countries doors
To get a pass
Wait with bated breath
Already in shortage
For them to take a call
This is the depths
Humanity has slipped
Animosity has replaced affinity
Benevolence with Callouness
Empathy with Cruelty
Conscience with Economics
Humanity dropped humaneness
Nothing is left to hope
Fear has drowned faith
Hope and faith thrown away
Where will I get food the next day
Have a parade
Declare a national holiday
For the future generations to say
That the had been brave
To seek out is bravery
To **** is cowardice
In a world that's got it backwards
Is where humans sans humanity live
Ryan O'Leary Apr 2023
Beach Combers Dilemma.


A rod for my own back, telescopic to

boot and a reel to addle my head.


It's a fish killing implement and I a

sympathetic vegetarian predisposed

to humaneness, hence the dilemma.


Throw it into the deep tidal swell, let

Thalassa thrash it against the rocks.


But am I depriving someone to feed a

hungry family, (of refugees perhaps).


Theres a trawler wrecked, livelihoods

destroyed, am I holier than thou?


Who am I to pass judgement, let he

has not fished cast the first troll.
poetryaccident Jan 2020
The distance of a single inch
is the same as miles bewitched
by the magic that separates
one from another’s intimates

that void defined by purity
approved by society
those pesky ethics that conflict
with the drives of the itch

those urges most consider base
put in the closet of the id
propagate nonetheless
as the core of humaneness

these desires are thus denied
even as the lust multiplies
with no outlet to transcend
the distance of a single inch.

© 2020. Sean Green. All Rights Reserved. 20200110.
The poem “A Single Inch” was inspired by the paradoxes and frustrations of intimacy.
Dr Peter Lim Feb 15
I gave up my intellectual mind at least 40 years ago as I recognised that it would  not guarantee or contribute to my happiness, success or fulfilment-- this mode of thinking would tend to impede my spontaneity, joie de vivre, sense of adventure, wonder and curiosity which I deem to be my raison d'être for living.

I've found from my experience that, in many cases, intellectuals have fixed and rigid mindsets and, as such, become inflexible and even intolerant and arrogant.  Being insular and inward-looking,  they find it hard to accept the views of others, even their colleagues' or peers'.
Their thinking tends to be along this line:  I'm an authority on this subject....'.

Such people don't make good company and might not attract others to become their friends.

They can also be awfully boring.  I attended a social dinner many years ago and happened to be sitting next to an academic whose field was chemistry.  He went on non-stop for a hour telling me and those around that he had written over 50 research papers and had received various awards.  His  wife seemed ravished by his outpouring.

The hallmark of a mature person ( Confucius in 600 BCE used the terms ' superior person' and 'the gentlemen' ) lies in their humility, grace, broadmindedness, tolerance, kindness, generosity, respect for others , sense of humour, willingness to share and co-operate, and, last but not least,  their altruism as manifested in their charity and contribution to society and the nation. Confucianism regarded people as part of society and that they were measured by the good they contributed.

Tolstoy in his later years suffered from a deep spiritual crisis. In his Confessions, he wrote that intellectualism stifled his life. He looked at the common people and was amazed that they were able to bear sorrow with such courage and equanimity which he would be unable to.  He said that as soon as he cast away his intellectual life, he was cured of his existential angst.  What a revelation!

I conclude:  happiness and fulfilment is found in understanding ourselves and our place and station in life, in living in simplicity and in harmony with our fellow-men, in kindness, humility and humaneness.  All this has nothing to do with being 'intellectual'.
pariah Jun 2015
What could **** a man more than his lover’s silence? in the depths of night where the moon is most beautiful he remembers her, wishes she were there beneath the covers with him, exploring the endless possibilities that lead to the blankness of both minds. Discovering how one woman drove his pen to write with words that are contradicting, illogical, and fallacious.
He does not understand why “Her” specifically drives his thoughts to the brink of folly, why “She” would even reside in his head despite the number of women who come about to please him.
Neither does he get why her silence, her failure to return a gesture, pushes him to madness where this man who loved the thrill of adventure and uncertainty now wished to hear an answer even if it were a bitter no.

To his fear he has caught a disease that struck down great men throughout history, the only cause of death that on occasion liberate the lives of its victim but mostly bring about their demise in a way where they are forced to face their defeat under the hooves of what terrifies them most.

For weeks on end he would invite her, almost every time she would say “Yes” and almost every time on the exact hour when they would have met, she would not turn about. No warning, no apologies, just the presence of the cold seat and the man alone on the bench. The bouquet once tailored to his request that it be made worthy of her now lay on that same bench withered as quickly as it was plucked; beauty fades as fast as it was brought up, but the love of the man was by far stronger.

Thus he waited impatiently for life isn't as merciful to protagonists of romance than it is portrayed in movies and Allende's books. He who with no degree must study more diligently, he who has barely reach the age of 20 must show his competence to the world if he desires its respect, he who relies only in his talent must work the hardest where justice is distorted in a regime of a flawed system that fools its majority.
A system that must be battled if he were to keep his love; The system however would not fall so easily for it was established for more than 300 years, something so long established is already embedded deeply within the minds of his poor countrymen that they now see exploitation as normal.

His rancor in battle with his band of men would be quickly extinguished against the mass mediocre thoughts of the majority, the uneducated government, the people so used to living with the yoke of foreigners on their necks, that to the amazement of his friends he kept moving towards the impossible dream of his with great conviction that later on would be the key to his impeccable invincibility.

But for the moment he lay sick with disease, his mind so full of her in his thoughts that he could not contain his compassion towards her. if only she were like the majority he loathed so much. He would bring her alone to study her with no remorse, play with her like Beethoven would with music that is both pleasurable for him and the instruments. Instead she had to be something else entirely, a being that tames the beast within himself filling his mind with doubt towards his plan of action to conquer her.

FOOLISH! FOOLISH! relinquishing his conviction because of fear. A fear long absent and forgotten only to surface the moment he spent with her. when though? when? why did it show itself now of all times, why not with that slender figure who could play his little game of master and servant? why her instead of the aromatic madness offered to him buy the daughter of a Don? why to her when there once was a woman who played her violin for him? countless encounters where fear could have come, where madness could consume his thoughts. countless times where confidence was so inert that people questioned his humaneness yet only when she came did fear rose that paralyzed him.

Poor sad soul he thought to himself. making others dance like dolls to his rhythms but bores the one sunflower he wants to follow suit. has the past finally come to haunt him? all those affairs he shared with married and/or engaged maidens are now taxing him. foolish youth dancing with adultery, did you really think you could escape? denseness is outgrown with age and it's with experience that guilt plants its root. Time will rot away the walls you've built around yourself.

to believe or not believe is irrelevant. you have written poems and spent endless nights listening to your own voice write a sonata of words if sewed together make a book. a fraction of what you truly feel documented to appease the lingering demon whose desires push you on edge, to abandon composure and submit to compassion.

Yet despite all that, silence is the only friend that greets him
Dr Peter Lim Apr 2020
As a humanist, there's nothing more appealing to me than 'the religion of man'---the truth, integrity and honesty of the person.
He has to practise what he says, or he is a liar and traitor to himself.

Knowing how imperfect he is,  he humbles himself to be a better person but doesn't chide, denigrates or punishes himself in the fullest knowledge of his frailty as a human being.  This consciousness is not a self-indictment but rather an incentive for him to move forward to becoming a more wholesome person--he fully recognises that this is a lifelong process and that it is a journey he must take on his own, even at the cost of lonely pain and misery-
he can rely on no one as he must be his own guide and teacher-
this is a test of his own humaneness--he has to make his way through Via Dolorosa to find the salvation in his own religion.
The fetters that have held him back must be shaken off, his fears have to be dislodged, his doubts have to be cleared, his insight must be sharpened,  his dirt has to be washed off, his old clothes must be discarded,  his view of life must be larger and wider than his selfish past's and his view of people must be fair and humane, shorn of pride, blame, criticism and judgement, his faith and creed has to find its foundation on unshakeable grounds, his pursuit should be toward the sublime and beautiful and his compassion must spring from the fountain of his heart.

How hard it is to be a worthy human being!
Yet, there's a huge potential for good in everyone-
each heart has a candle to be kindled but it has been laid latent for too long and has to be brought into light in the process of self-discovery.

If and when there is light, would darkness not have altogether disappeared?
Dr Peter Lim Apr 2020
The more self
    the greater separateness
    distance with others lengthens
    the loss of very humaneness
Alchemy of the Soul

“Look into your own soul and find the spark of truth the gods placed in every heart—and only you can fan it into flame.”
— Socrates


In this World of Lies and Screaming,
Truth still flickers — dim, but gleaming.
Seek it deep in your own chest —
Fan the fire, forget the rest.

Hell below is choked with rot,
Darkness reigns and reason’s not.
Even air's replaced with stink —
Dumb and dumber barely blink.

O₂ gone? Then comes the art:
Soul’s transmutation — fire start!
Not your grandma’s alchemy —
No old-school philosophy.

Learn it raw. No printed crutch.
Books can’t teach you half as much.
Go within — or rot like meat,
Wormlike, writhing in defeat.



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Crusader Approach

A crusade no more —
Now it’s the approach,
With a red ******* cross
Backing treason by coach.

If a knight strikes the blow —
It’s a glorious feat;
If an idiot kills —
You’re the one in defeat.

They jabbed the dumb herd
With some cheap toxic brew,
While spewing absurd
Lies the sellouts once knew.

They hired the ****
To lie and "to heal" —
Now Reason is numb,
And Truth must conceal.

If Honest and Wise?
You’re marked as a threat.
The Bedlam is global —
For the smart — prison set.

They’re building the camps,
Extinguishing minds.
The red cross is stamped
While the demons dance blind.

The crusade was fiction,
A tale they once told.
Now traitors wear kindness —
But masks can’t hide mold.

New lies every hour,
And none call it crime.
"Spiritual power"?
Flatlining in slime.



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The Global Guild of "Wasted Work"

The Guild of Wasted Work —
Disgraceful, dull, and fake.
They lie with polished smirks
Till Reason starts to break.

The rest is just décor —
Cars, gadgets, fashion, trash.
Some quality? — Maybe.
But food? It reeks of gore —
All "care" for slave-class rabies.

Too many slaves? The Lord
Now cures them through a war.
Cull tactics he adored
Still leave him wanting more.

The herds, still far too dense,
Are tagged as "nations" now.
A thinning makes some sense —
He plans to cull the crowd.

Three quarters of the globe
Now live with heads reversed:
The *** replaces lobe —
A plan that’s well-rehearsed.

A sea of ***** reigns,
Some even passed tech schools.
But seekers with bright brains?
They’re vanishing like fools.

The Guild — that rotting hive
Where demons wear a crown —
Is twitching, barely alive,
Still inching toward their throne —
Measured, as planned, by every *** they own.



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Reflections of Sorrow

The grim and grunting crowd, through toil and grinding pain,
Was turned into a mob — deranged in soul and brain.
The world grew foul, pathetic, nauseous, obscene —
And worth no more than all that blind, obedient scene.

The dust of heirs — just humans in disguise —
A mockery of fate beneath their lifeless eyes.
The poet dreamed of Light, of Truth, of wonder’s flame —
But reaped mere dust — mad slaves without a name.



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The Satanists’ Solidarity

"A man may rise either by his own cunning or by others' stupidity."
— Jean de La Bruyère


The game is rigged, the path is clear:
Climb on fools, spread lies and fear.
That's how Bedlam runs its show —
Step on heads and up you go.

But don’t you sleep — the next in line
Will crush your spine to reach the climb.
And the fool you left below
Might bite your ankle from the snow.

So brace yourself — embrace the vice.
The only way to scale this ice
Is join the cult where evil thrives —
In Satan’s ranks, teamwork survives.



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Long-Distance Therapy

"A man should do the kind of work that, though physically hard, brings peace to his mind."
— Xunzi, 3rd century BCE


To run long miles, alone, unfazed,
Amid a world so cheaply crazed,
Where life itself, once Nature's song,
Is sold in shapes absurd and wrong —

That run can shift the mind’s decay,
Make haunting thoughts just drift away,
Unbind the chains of days gone mad,
And spark a life not quite so sad.

The change is small — some hours a week —
But even tyrants grow less bleak.
Endorphins plant a gentler seed,
A balm for those too lost to plead.

The worried soul may clear the mist,
The dullard rest from serving twists
Of Lies — for even they must yield,
When breath and will take up the field.



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Thematic Crisis

A crisis of themes — it comes with the grind:
This crude little world leaves so little to find.
Prose can still scrape by, but verse takes the blow —
The yield turns to weariness, painfully slow.

This boredom, this dullness leaves barely a spark
To seek out subtopics still left in the dark.
And writing new takes on Decadent moans
Just grates on the teeth, just rattles the bones.

The world is a zoo-circus, loud and deranged,
Where apes with syringes or bombs are exchanged
As “the people,” or “masses,” or some other name —
But the tropes are exhausted; they all feel the same.

In this starving of meaning, what poet can thrive?
Write of nature? While doom is already alive?
There's no thrill in the meadow, no joy in the stream —
In such days, to stay silent may well be supreme.



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Mainstream
"The approval of the crowd is proof of total failure."
— Lucius Seneca, 1st century AD

The crowd’s approval — slaves in chains,
Becomes a verdict, grim remains.
Only nonsense fills the holes,
Infected minds, enslaved souls.

Now it's worse, a deeper plight:
In the realm of nonsense, tight,
The media’s vile, the filth’s in full,
And if you’re mainstream, you’ve lost it all.



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Like "School"

A pen for lambs, where the foolish sheep,
Teach all the rules that the stall will keep,
The Chief Goat’s their father, in place of a sire,
The stall’s their homeland, their heaven, their pyre.

They’ll teach obedience — all rules, no harm,
Not for slaughter, but for some calm.
And the ideal? A sheep in a wheel,
Hailing the pointless, the worthless deal.

They'll hang so much ******* on their brains,
You’d think meat plants were made by their chains.
The young ones will hurry, they’ll always rush,
To follow commands: the shepherd’s hush.

What’s needed for sheep, they’ll always care,
For other concerns, they’re unaware.
Don’t believe? You’re a fool, a mental case —
They’ll kick you out in the name of the Goat’s grace.

The rules aren’t from the Chief Goat, it’s true,
But from those who seek to shear and chew.
The “learned” donkey hides the scam,
For besides their carrot, they don’t give a ****.



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Supercrap

Overrated crap, long gone,
Now inflated, bloated, drawn.
Too lazy to think? —
They’ll make you cattle with that stink!



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Impossibility Surrounds

Impossibility surrounds you tight,
Through it all, you walk through life.
Slowly, strength begins to fade,
And in your pockets, only strife.

The spiritual path, so bright in myth,
Is blocked by walls of endless death.
Today it cracks with cunning might —
Yet soon, a stronger wall will rise in sight.

It will be tougher, and you weaker,
So use your mind, and think it through,
To march through Evil, ever bleaker —
Barriers everywhere, no light in view.



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The Attacks of the Foolish

To the fools of Darkness, attacks align,
As if the virtues of Good are fine.
The lies of Evil reach their peak,
With Satan here, a god to seek.



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Fantasy

Heavenly infantry,
A battalion all its own,
Smashes monsters in Hell,
Driving out what’s overthrown —

Submission, lies, and fears.
The fools won't bend their knees!
Better death upon the block,
Than the Pure Light, which frees.

The plight of that infantry —
Captured, in the end, it stands.
A soldier now a fool,
In Hell, the law commands:

If not dumbed down — you’re lost,
If you don’t yield — you’re a foe.
And so the force is tossed
By poisonous lies that flow.

Heavenly infantry,
Drowned in seas of deceit:
To obedient idiots,
No enemy’s defeat.



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"Paper Scrapers"

We write —
We breathe.
Silence falls —
In the wild of the world, you’re lost.
So write! Not with blood — but poison:
Too many pests in this world to lessen!



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Over the Abyss of Lies

A grasshopper leaps across the field.
You jump from lie to lie,
Forgetting Honor, Spirit, Will,
Over an abyss where Mirages lie.



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So-Called "Goods"

What goods?! Dumbing down,
Deceptions, fears. What’s to gain
From the decay of Mind and Soul?
The dust and chains of counterfeit gain.



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Giants of Spirit-Mind

Above the bar of intellect
And spirituality you know,
You cannot see. And the giant
In your blindness will not show.

You’ll only find familiar traits
In him, as you search with despair.
So you'll meet such figures —
False prophets of Strife and Care.



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Suffering and Knowledge

Suffering is the first step to Knowledge—
You see that something’s off, not right:
Endless bliss of delusion, "wisdom,"
Forced upon all, yet naught in sight.

For the crucial part is missing—the answer,
Why your Hell, and what it means.
The wretches offer their advice,
But it’s intolerable to the mind's routines.

And you, if Sensitive, begin to search
For answers and paths of your own,
Leaving behind the Universal Madness—
With it, no truth or light is ever shown.

There’ll be many errors on your way,
But if within you find the Light,
Your soul in Bedlam will not stray—
Behold the Pure Light shining bright!



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Psychotronic Weapons of False Illnesses

The noise of CowID drowned out
All "laws," reason, and shame,
Revealing that the fools are devout—
The majority, with Spirit slain.

In so many, doomed to insanity,
The world spirals into despair.
Prepare your bag for the journey,
And flee to Knowledge, if you dare.



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Freedom

Send the whole world away, no mercy to await,
For in it, only a few are not beasts of fate.
Alone, then curse the Void,
And the Light you'll find, destroyed.



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Dumbing Down: School

The school of fools, a place of woe,
Where servants of Power reap what they sow,
For pennies they toil, with no grace,
While children suffer in this place...



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The Swamp of the Homeland

Caught in the swamp of the homeland’s grip,
You’ll scarcely feel the depth’s cruel trip,
Among the dead, who, closing tight,
Strive to drag you down to night.



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At the End of the War

Imagination’s in decline—
And man is doomed, it’s plain to see.
The masses crave the shallow line,
In an age of narrow minds, we’re free.

They’re everywhere—in books and film,
And in the way we all behave.
What joy, these fleeting sparks so slim—
A flight of fancy, ideas brave!

We gather bits, piece by piece,
The world’s defeated by the mold—
And humaneness is but a dream:
The Law of Decay, so stark and cold.

Bits of thought, of human kind,
When fascism reigns, they’re doomed to fade.
We "live" in this last age of mind—
At war with Reason, we're betrayed.



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The Sensitivity of *******

Tyrants are touchy, and wretched creatures,
Those beneath them are twice as weak—
For orders of Evil, these fiendish features,
Always obey in a war with the Spirit they seek.



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Mark your forehead with green—draw a cross,
A sign that "I’m the target," you decree.
In consciousness, they strike. They'll ****! Yet, arise,
If you’re stitched with the critical truth of the Lie, you see.

With intuition as a tool to heal your wounds,
You use introspection, though it’s scorned—
A terrible thing, if ignored.

The whole world’s within. They cannot defeat,
If illuminated by Pure Light’s heat,
For this is a Fragment of God,
And to harm God, devils cannot be sought.

It’s simple, yet that's the point—
The world has become a Sporting Reserve,
With tickets to hunt and control,
Held by the inhuman, as we observe.

And fools graze, thinking that their gain
Is nourishment, not the bait they take,
Thrown by Evil as they remain,
Deceived by the hooks they mistake.



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The few are right.
No "bravo!" will they hear—
They’ll be crushed as one:
A true Hell, I fear!



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We followed in our fathers' steps,
And once again got stuck in filth.
But now it’s worse: to hell with bullets—
Deceit cuts deeper! Fools believe still

In “rising from their knees,” in “illness,”
As the idiot box proclaimed.
One thing is sure—more useful to Wicked
Is today’s fool, utterly shamed:

When Darkness commands, they’ll build a Camp—
A state-of-the-art, digital one.
The one who stood beneath the red flag
Will become a tale, though mildly spun,

Though fathers tried with boundless effort,
In the five-year plans of old,
Their foolish sons, the pioneers,
Rejoiced at every victory bold.

But the plan had flaws from the start—
It failed to grasp the whole wide world.
Now the plague has brought it together—
WHO's the idol, their flag unfurled.

They’ve united three-quarters of the Earth,
So once again, the Camp will rise.
Though fewer stubborn ones are left,
In numbers, Evil still commands its ties…



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Lies and fears, anxieties—
This is how chaos is made.
All is artificial. Heroism—
Seeing it as the Rotten Charade.



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Through the inertia of the crowd,
A Great Talent claws its way.
In the surroundings, “seriousness”—
Every fool there’s a “giant” at play.

They'll call him madman—
He’s always beyond shallow schemes.
To the lonely freethinkers,
Only problem-solving redeems.

No support to be found,
For them: the world’s a chimera,
A New Madness on the ground,
Their path filled with delusion and terror.



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Living in Delusion

With the mind not allied,
Serving Darkness and Malice wide,
The majority of Earth’s population,
For this, they’ll be destroyed,
And Malice will be overthrown,
As Earth withers under infestation.

I erase the lies around—
The world has rotted from their boastful sound.
I’ll keep doing this,
For in delusion, I won’t persist.

A cataclysm will end
This Malice. It’s been troubling
The Higher Forces for long.
If you are of Spirit,
**** your doubts—
This filth doesn’t belong.

I erase the lies around—
The world has rotted from their boastful sound.
I’ll keep doing this,
For in delusion, I won’t persist.
I’ll keep doing this,
For in delusion, I won’t persist.

— The End —