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"hypothesis" poems
A catalyst is a chemical that speeds up reactions. At least that’s what I learned in chemistry class. Catalysts sometimes are the major factors in a reactions and without them, The reaction could never happen. Catalyst can be lab chemicals, alcohol, drugs, coffee even, or a person. While lounging around one afternoon you were talking physics And I turned it on your head and spoke of chemistry, Knowing full well that I was speaking of our personal chemistries. You were right, the physics of a relationship gives us the laws, But CHEMISTRY can predict the outcome. If you do the math and follow the directions, you can determine the product without even doing the experiment. Unless the reaction you are creating has never been attempted before by the scientists preforming the experiment. They can flip through the books, Read the essays, Study the theorems, Even attempt the calculations, But if they don’t do the actual experiment, They will never find their outcome. Some things need a push, A catalyst, For them to form a bond, React, And combine into a stable combination. Hypotheses must be TESTED, ACCEPTED, and RATIFIED Before becoming a law. No matter how based in logic your hypothesis might be, You need the universe and its fundamental laws to back it up. There are still surprises left in the universe. Maybe you and I can be one of them.
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Catalyst for Change
Fear too is an epidemic, it stretches out like An incubation period for a kind of doom Population control, whispered a silent elite Who engineer our wallets, our GMO food, our futures Ebola was a convenient way, of making us fear Who we once were again, black as a Nigerian We died alone in deathbeds, isolated plastic containers For who we once were, our organs giving out Infection was a spider hand, MSM gave us False positives, but could the main-stream-media Be trusted any longer? Wasn’t this just a matter Of time, an algorithm set loose upon the billions? Fear is that place, where people go in adversity It’s hypnotic like an audience at a concert It’s contagious how the will for self-preservation can spread Fight of flee, but where to run, out of the cities? The new normal is a kind of paranoia While we watch the situation very closely Every hour there is underground news about Another case in another country, Ebola isn’t Your grandmother that only likes good climates She’s an engineered hypothesis of how mobility Causes any true pandemic to become a flamboyant outbreak The comet that signals black plagues has been seen Fear too is a weapon, when you can’t stop the world Because it’s too costly to do so, and you can’t Tell the world not to fly because we’re too free We left Africa a long time ago, but who among us Would stand 20 meters from their open graves?
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 9:22 AM UTC
Ebola, the 60% protocol
Both latter and former, contrary and congruent Neither gas nor solid, the river moves fluid. No end and no beginning, just water moving… swimming… A formless former that is a powerful latter Contradiction through symmetry and space within matter Passively energetic as potential becomes kinetic Transparently reflective and silently phonetic Thermally dynamic and fluidly frantic The waters maintain a static chaos through mathematical mechanics. Mechanically architected and architecturally mechanic Water seems the perfect medium for analysis of a dynamic. Dynamic existence and persistent resistance Statically chaotic seems the architect’s insistence. Equilibriomatic, with addition subtractive Empirical measures fail to analyze the passive. What simply is, simply is… Invincible to mimicry or microcosmic reenactment. Experimental methods seek to unify the synonymous Attempting to prove the objective with a subjective hypothesis. Learn from the water, let its metaphor be imminent…. For the divine externality lies not without, but within it.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
Potential Kinetics and Silent Phonetics
I crushed it, and it regrew anyways. The hypothesis, was more romantic, than tossing and yearning all night over losing teeth in a giraffe fight. Your hypothesis, was more romantically worded, than a thesis on how birds die on impact when colliding with a glass windowpane, retrieving teeth lost during a giraffe brawl. Worded, like the thesis about how birds die during impact, each line of the letter dripped with invisible ink, like colliding with a glass window. Pain is only fleeting, if the end comes close behind. Every line in each letter, drawn with invisible ink, doesn't sound in the pronunciation, which is only fleeting, if the end line draws closed behind. So close your characters behind you, and don't let the draft in. Does it not sound in the pronoun, the annulment of which leaves every thing indefinite, and incomplete. So clothe your characters before you, so they don't let in a draft, and catch a cold from ****** or being indistinct. What leaves everything indefinitely incomplete other than the ability of the mind to hypothesize, and catch a cold in the **** state of being extinct? The inability to reconcile your metaphorical heart and instinct. The others, they, have the ability to hypothesize, about what makes us toss and yearn at night. I forgave your inability to reconcile. My heart: pure instinct. So you crushed it, and still it grew anyways.
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Aug 11, 2011
Aug 11, 2011 at 8:18 PM UTC
I Couldn't Stop Thinking About your Poor Excuse for a Breakup
Blue as the geography of footprints across the dunes quiet as the white music of a silent moon like the wind blowing the soul off the water the shadows go out and are lost in the evening I conclude the hypothesis of sundown making no sound while night climbs the vines where lowing sadness abides the ritual of tides pulls me under.
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 6:02 PM UTC
The hypothesis of sundown
I hate the distortion of what we are right now I hate not knowing who we are and where we're going as a whole as a tribe of lost souls but I can't dwell in the dream that we're all meant for something greater this is all we're given, so why pretend there's anything better? You're not abstract you're not hyper intelligent and I would rather deliver a gory blow to your face than endure another profound hypothesis I just want to feel something physical for my skin hunger to be satisfied I just want to improve something miserable for my existence to go to the wayside it's not there we're all here so let's go outside, please and get some ******* fresh air
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Jun 5, 2011
Jun 5, 2011 at 8:00 AM UTC
verb
of beautiful things willowy warbler's wax'n wings silvery strumming singing sands languid lagoons in luxurious lands carvings of creosote cacti create fulcrum of flame thru frivolous fate volcanic vestibule vestments and vestiges historical hypothesis harmonious heritage melanin melange mellifuous mild woodduck waters wheeling and wild crystal caverns creating light nocturnal nymphs announcing the night sumptuous sunsets scintillation's scream dramatic dawn drawn from a dream SoulSurvivor (C) 12/2/2015
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Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 6:23 PM UTC
appreciation
You are an artist but I am not a masterpiece to be painted. You are a mathematician but I am not a problem to be solved. You are a writer but I am not a story to be penned. You are a scientist but I am not a hypothesis to be proved. You are a musician but I am not a song to be played. I am not a prize to be won. A code to be cracked. A text to be translated. A poem to be recited. I AM DEFINED. But I will not define you.
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
Preamble
**** these violent black holes Compressing each and every passing soul ****** through these eternities By vacuums of unknowns   On the other side where entropy awaits There at the eventful horizon Another big bang At heaven's new gate Hope is but a hypothesis From an obsolete science book Outdated in spirituality Humanity is always On the hook!
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 10:45 AM UTC
EXISTENTIALLY DEPRESSED
I’ve recently developed a hypothesis It’s crazier than the idea of an atheist The truth is the hardest pill to swallow when it stings like a vaccination So I’m dealing with the fact that my love may be broken I’ve had a broken heart but those can be repaired With time, effort and divine intervention The fibers of the heart can be re-stitched together But my love – my ability to love – seems to be destructive When you care too much, you lose what you wanted most I wanted you; so I said so That worked like a poison, numbing your feelings for me My love is like a broken boomerang I throw it out with heartfelt emotions Hoping and waiting for your love in return But my love never comes back at all It doesn’t even come back as a letter ‘returned to sender’ It simply died when it was on its way Whether in your negligence or on the journey love take us on My love died like a single drop of water in the desert I wish I could figure out the enigma of love and the defect mine seems to have My love is broken like a bird without her wings Grounded against her nature and denied to possibilities of true life My love is withering in my own heart – you can only love yourself so much I was ready to give you all I am But somewhere along the way I feel like my love is not only broken… I tried another time to love another soul My broken love had a heart attack and died in route to the grave It wasn’t taken to a hospital because my love was a lost cause Something unworthy of its name; love My love was never seen as love by any other being It was seen as infatuations or crushes that crushed life out of attraction So now that my love is dead, what do I have to offer the world? We all respond to lost love in our own way I would fight until I had no breath or strength – then again Maybe it’s not my love you need, or even want That’s the trouble with loving you I overstep, overlook and over-wish My love was just too strong for it’s own good Now I weep in the arctic for the faithless cruelty An arctic that I call summer from the frozen tundra of my heart Hell has frozen over – hell has become my heart
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Aug 20, 2012
Aug 20, 2012 at 7:40 PM UTC
Hypothesis of My Broken Love
I’ve recently developed a hypothesis It’s crazier than the idea of an atheist The truth is the hardest pill to swallow when it stings like a vaccination So I’m dealing with the fact that my love may be broken I’ve had a broken heart but those can be repaired With time, effort and divine intervention The fibers of the heart can be re-stitched together But my love – my ability to love – seems to be destructive When you care too much, you lose what you wanted most I wanted you; so I said so That worked like a poison, numbing your feelings for me My love is like a broken boomerang I throw it out with heartfelt emotions Hoping and waiting for your love in return But my love never comes back at all It doesn’t even come back as a letter ‘returned to sender’ It simply died when it was on its way Whether in your negligence or on the journey love take us on My love died like a single drop of water in the desert I wish I could figure out the enigma of love and the defect mine seems to have My love is broken like a bird without her wings Grounded against her nature and denied to possibilities of true life My love is withering in my own heart – you can only love yourself so much I was ready to give you all I am But somewhere along the way I feel like my love is not only broken… I tried another time to love another soul My broken love had a heart attack and died in route to the grave It wasn’t taken to a hospital because my love was a lost cause Something unworthy of its name; love My love was never seen as love by any other being It was seen as infatuations or crushes that crushed life out of attraction So now that my love is dead, what do I have to offer the world? We all respond to lost love in our own way I would fight until I had no breath or strength – then again Maybe it’s not my love you need, or even want That’s the trouble with loving you I overstep, overlook and over-wish My love was just too strong for it’s own good Now I weep in the arctic for the faithless cruelty An arctic that I call summer from the frozen tundra of my heart Hell has frozen over – hell has become my heart
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*love is a rhythm i choose not to edit burning serpents in syncopated tones stolen vibrations from conquered nations i am amazed at slavery's undertones doomsday hypothesis insufferable hypocrisy is this the way we are meant to perceive reality's final throes perhaps a last attempt at infatuation another insurgency toward our situation there is music in the millipedes 1,000 feet stomping on the hot pavement midday heat is burning the gentlest of trees and yet saving lives of anteaters in need grief is complete and not wasted never jumbled by threads of frailty insipid lipids deftly crawl upon caterpillars shoulders starry eyed soldiers sold to the streets in shivering brokenness i am madness incarnate the west is a spectacle of insubstantial lunacy if you wish to conquer this reality 
open your heart and kiss the feet of kindness blindness is worshipped as if it was wisdom sincere victims of another’s prison simpler lives define simpler times keepers of the rhythm keepers of the rhyme i dine on salamanders and supine slivers of the moon’s heartbeat fault no one but yourself gifts are wealth i am salt and sulphur is the mother of the soul loose cannons explode she rode the wild shadows and took the backroads all the way home infinite living history his memory serving beauty forever for a lifetime i am looking for truth in shattered space and respecting the face of the ancestors self aware shades of solidarity harvested by hands made light with clarity is this music is this meaning her openness is our healing this majesty surrounds us all resolve to rise and your bound to fall small instances of randomness daily semantics are happenstance you graduate from school with a bouquet of flowers that rot in the morning’s splattering of paint as garbage heaps resist *********** issues of power and surface tension i am dreading the exceptions give love now or move out of the way stay awake and aware while sadhana is beckoning to us all*
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 2:58 PM UTC
love is a rhythm
*love is a rhythm i choose not to edit burning serpents in syncopated tones stolen vibrations from conquered nations i am amazed at slavery's undertones doomsday hypothesis insufferable hypocrisy is this the way we are meant to perceive reality's final throes perhaps a last attempt at infatuation another insurgency toward our situation there is music in the millipedes 1,000 feet stomping on the hot pavement midday heat is burning the gentlest of trees and yet saving lives of anteaters in need grief is complete and not wasted never jumbled by threads of frailty insipid lipids deftly crawl upon caterpillars shoulders starry eyed soldiers sold to the streets in shivering brokenness i am madness incarnate the west is a spectacle of insubstantial lunacy if you wish to conquer this reality 
open your heart and kiss the feet of kindness blindness is worshipped as if it was wisdom sincere victims of another’s prison simpler lives define simpler times keepers of the rhythm keepers of the rhyme i dine on salamanders and supine slivers of the moon’s heartbeat fault no one but yourself gifts are wealth i am salt and sulphur is the mother of the soul loose cannons explode she rode the wild shadows and took the backroads all the way home infinite living history his memory serving beauty forever for a lifetime i am looking for truth in shattered space and respecting the face of the ancestors self aware shades of solidarity harvested by hands made light with clarity is this music is this meaning her openness is our healing this majesty surrounds us all resolve to rise and your bound to fall small instances of randomness daily semantics are happenstance you graduate from school with a bouquet of flowers that rot in the morning’s splattering of paint as garbage heaps resist *********** issues of power and surface tension i am dreading the exceptions give love now or move out of the way stay awake and aware while sadhana is beckoning to us all*
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Philosophical epistemology strumming adventures Albeit, coherent mental decoding stratifications structured Supposedly our world rests in our minds, revolving knowledge An entwine of conceptual abstract flowing within oneself The mind in the “I” the “I” a reality lived in my experiences George of Leontini, a mine mind approving solipsism exploring innatism Imaginative insights that nothing exists, the secrets secreting secrets The knowledge behind the veils that remains un-communicated A reverse of normality and known existences, moral disposition Hypothesis of depersonalizations, adventures of self internalization Justifications for what lies outside the Medulla Oblongata Skepticism and just alternatives to western philosophy Subjective unapproved experiences only robust in one’s mind Descartes abstraction of inner experiences, reciprocated paradigm Intuitively, perceived lived formulations of "Cogito Ergo Sum" Psychological conscious undoubted individualistic thoughts Berkley explored perspectives that physicality is an embodiment of the mind The mind a decoding visualizer, that encompass the non-existent An idealism marriage of ‘metaphysical’ and epistemological philosophy The intense esoteric “dualism” verses the fiery “monism” reality Mind boggling differentiated truths bleeding with blinking unresolvable hypothesis The jiggered methodological, streamlining the un -logic sequential beats
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 11:56 AM UTC
Solipsism Quandary
Far more than a body Far less than just substance A paradox in existence Absolving the tether with wisdom and clarity The constant constellations, lead me to revelations. To disconnect the cortex, and spiral into flight. Spiral into photosynthesis, forgetting your hypothesis. Conclusions will decompose your will, to experience the universe. Stretching far beyond the mortal grasp, consuming your given vision.
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 12:35 PM UTC
Self-Awareness
My family doctor suggested bed rest. If that was a statement rather than a suggestion, I wouldn't know, because the redundancy of those two words was enough to keep me idle, awake, agitated for days. It was around the time he carefully scribbled his script onto the blue pad that I began to chuckle. This prefixed prescript was only a temporary solution that was barely legible. Whether or not a scribe in this profession is meant to be as erratic as nomadic cavern canvas, it speaks volumes that the DSM IV considers substantial. Until a once thought preconceived notion becomes precedent in the ongoing sought after expansion of knowledge. A continuation of disorder and disease, the facts and fallacies, all become testing. The standard practice is only as strong as its weakest hypothesis. More so when it becomes general practice. I would like to believe this to be an emergency, but the white-coat before me felt the need to sidetrack, and thought it appropriate to mention youth in Asia. The deadpan humor was disconcerting. But not as unnerving as the redundancies that were given to me as a solution for my sporadic sleep. Some insurance! Reassure me, doctor! So, he did, through his proclivity for pharmaceuticals.
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 8:54 AM UTC
The Medical Doctor
Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. First of these eight categories is math. From axioms to logic it takes a very exact path. Deals with conjecture and theorems; creating laws about the world. Sometimes this complicated topic makes me want to hurl. Next comes ethics with many complicated questions, Using morals and values to give the proper suggestion. Depends on people's views that differ by culture, Questions from "Theft to save your family?" to "Killing a vulture?" Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Up comes history dealing only with the past; It is only concerned with evidence and the facts. Studies government propaganda to the plight of the peasant. Deals with any kind of knowledge from creation to the present. Fourth on the list are the human sciences, From many loaded questions to our stream of consciousness. Observations to conclusions, free will to determinism, Deals with our knowledge of the world from the atom to reductionist Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Religious knowledge systems deal with people's beliefs; Knowledge of God and the heavens to the world beneath. From polytheism in Athens to life after death, Knowledge coming from religion concerns us to our last breath. The natural sciences, knowledge of the natural world, Explaining how things work like biceps d'ring a curl. Hypothesis, theories and all sorts of paradigms, Knowledge so revolutionary that in the past it was a crime. Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Indigenous knowledge systems, the customs of the tribe, Using folklore and storytelling to spread ancestor's pride. Knowledge or tradition and customs of the ancient nomads, Anything about the indigenous from the good to the bad. Last on the list, the final area of knowledge, Is the arts, all the way from elementary to college. Dealing with aesthetics, forgery, kitsch and catharsis; Without this types of knowledge we'd be stuck in the darkness. Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart.
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
Areas of Knowledge Rap?
Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. First of these eight categories is math. From axioms to logic it takes a very exact path. Deals with conjecture and theorems; creating laws about the world. Sometimes this complicated topic makes me want to hurl. Next comes ethics with many complicated questions, Using morals and values to give the proper suggestion. Depends on people's views that differ by culture, Questions from "Theft to save your family?" to "Killing a vulture?" Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Up comes history dealing only with the past; It is only concerned with evidence and the facts. Studies government propaganda to the plight of the peasant. Deals with any kind of knowledge from creation to the present. Fourth on the list are the human sciences, From many loaded questions to our stream of consciousness. Observations to conclusions, free will to determinism, Deals with our knowledge of the world from the atom to reductionist Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Religious knowledge systems deal with people's beliefs; Knowledge of God and the heavens to the world beneath. From polytheism in Athens to life after death, Knowledge coming from religion concerns us to our last breath. The natural sciences, knowledge of the natural world, Explaining how things work like biceps d'ring a curl. Hypothesis, theories and all sorts of paradigms, Knowledge so revolutionary that in the past it was a crime. Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart. Indigenous knowledge systems, the customs of the tribe, Using folklore and storytelling to spread ancestor's pride. Knowledge or tradition and customs of the ancient nomads, Anything about the indigenous from the good to the bad. Last on the list, the final area of knowledge, Is the arts, all the way from elementary to college. Dealing with aesthetics, forgery, kitsch and catharsis; Without this types of knowledge we'd be stuck in the darkness. Areas of knowledge answer: How do we know? Looking for the origins of our knowledge flow. From mathematics to the ethics, History to the arts, These are the ways we tell types of knowledge apart.
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{After James Tate's 'Consolations After an Affair'"} My piano breathes with each of its keys: it aspires to inspire change in someone's watering mind. I have paintings that I did not paint that do more observing than the scientist. They know nothing of evolution and it's hypothesis. For them to see and feel is all they need to express. I've discovered that I don't need to prove myself for my own approval. A jellyfish escapes and dances behind me as swift as the flame of a fire. Now I can taste the truth, a place filled with disgust and desire.
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Feb 1, 2010
Feb 1, 2010 at 8:30 PM UTC
Consolations After a Confession
Some people say Im mad I just blame the L-RAD Attacked by services syndicate post grad Breaking the code of conduct that's sad Criminal cause nullify's the collaborative ad All privileged storm troopers got more than I have Is the conscience alive while watching that sat-nav? As a key worker your care is what we have But straying for a kickback is a dent & bad The mental health stigma is the foot soldiers weapon Labelling us mentally ill with the DSM con Exclaiming we're mental while the victim is alone Stigma comes from the compound hear us groan Hearing me everywhere have traits of a stalker Attacking innocents with energy weapons lawbreaker Violating human rights piggy back hijacker The conspiracy hypothesis is the startler Whats the biological molecular structure Of a mental health disorder A caucus of people of who can shout louder Followed by misrepresentation from a reporter
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Jul 10, 2020
Jul 10, 2020 at 6:35 AM UTC
Stigma
(Commemoration of Earth-Day, 22nd-04-09) Earth hath Been Weeping! Nature lacerated & pleading? Extinct species beseeching; Antarctica mercilessly melting, Noxious gaseous emissions heating. Have you ever wondered? “Of the Greek mythology!” women warriors of Scythia astray burned off the Right ***** to try to habituate the bow and arrow in sly, arsenals of terror abound harsh shear ploy! Hitherto, the atrocious force upon Nature ne'er stops. Wherefore-now the lost leaf of the conifers? Searching for the nearest route to the Savannah Plains, Waiting pro the long anticipated cascades of the tropical rains. Babylon wrests & clinches intimately thy adored hanging gardens that black slaves tend no more hasten. Euphrates in the Persian Gulf wanders uncertain; Everest looks down in pitiful scorn… As it wobbly looses its molecular activity in pain. Humanity squirms in an enamored Trance to heave a foundation Of conscious Purpose That Earth day waits Upon us To elucidate a divine Hypothesis. ~~/|\~~ Namaste' ~~\|/~~
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Sep 17, 2009
Sep 17, 2009 at 4:49 AM UTC
EARTH IS WEEPING : “A Divine Hypothesis”
like a seesaw, there is a nonexistant stable foundation, only yes and no answers you are a rhetorical question and an untested hypothesis, but this is all wrong this army wasn't meant to stir in it's wake, and this was a natural homecoming that could only end in some complex disaster, and my roots were torn from home, swiftly kidnapped, finding eagerness in the idea of you and the solace you bring i am acutely aware that you could bend me into whatever you wished, a bow on your tree something proud that you can show everyone, but i'm scared of being treated less than deserved like a crumpled up idea on paper that was never meant to be shown with the answer, solution, counterclaim written in permanent black marker, forevermore never changed in my eyes, i merely forgotten about the acid reflex i'd get after i was given a finalized ultimatum, forgotten how to see in color because my brain can only remember you in monochrome, but you're so vivid in my head, there's no way someone like you could be just smoke and mirrors, i've read and folded every page of your autobiography to save for later whenever i needed some peace of mind. - kra
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 9:38 PM UTC
asymmetrical
It’s rare that you're here and when you are, you still aren't sometimes you speak to me with words usually you leave without saying goodbye I have drawn so many conclusions but I haven’t proved any hypothesis; you don’t need a method for everything I’m starving, but I won’t eat because I don’t want to swallow any more of your words that are so hard to digest, that confine me to my bed, that don’t escape my system for months so I won’t come clean and I don’t want washing.
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 10:26 PM UTC
Half of a Whole
as soon as she sees it she wants it is entitled to it while she is stealing it she begins elaborate lie everybody knows if she truly wants it she has means everybody knows she is gorgeous movie actress celebrity starlet awesome accessory genius she convinces herself she did not steal it the darling delicate chain with finely crafted handcuff clasp and accompanying key she wears it effortlessly just another imperial trifle hanging around her exquisite throat she has no idea how it got there she may have a drug problem a little dizzy even careless but she is no thief what with her magnificent beauty idyllic body prominent discography why would anyone accuse her she is submerged in deep denial why with so much to lose and absolutely nothing but tiny shimmering embellishment to gain why do tell would anyone point a finger at her she probably wasn’t even ever there at that dicey store she never tried on the astronomically overpriced bling it may have been her dodgy handlers or stylist’s suspect mismanagement and subsequent loan hypothesis she is positively not a thief it’s too insignificant an item to squabble about a mere gold necklace the whole incident ridiculously overblown cruel in fact she hates the miserable paltry piece of jewelry here take it back she insists it never graced her illustrious neck if anything perhaps a cheap ploy by Venice Beach shop to enhance it’s value oh the genuine necklace that she stole
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Feb 9, 2011
Feb 9, 2011 at 12:12 PM UTC
LiLo
1482 ’Tis whiter than an Indian Pipe— ’Tis dimmer than a Lace— No stature has it, like a Fog When you approach the place— Nor any voice imply it here Or intimate it there A spirit—how doth it accost— What function hat the Air? This limitless Hyperbole Each one of us shall be— ’Tis Drama—if Hypothesis It be not Tragedy—
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Tis whiter than an Indian Pipe—
it was an inevitability that we'd unearth the evidence to validate Einstein's theory of general relativity. three cheers for the method of science, an appliance that liberates and enlightens, suffocating the miasma of dogmatic parasitism. pariahs can't stand beneath the weight of empirical data. a culture of imperialism intoxicating inane idiots, inundated by asinine philosophy. ideologues instigating turmoil— vainly believing an intergalactic being created the cosmos in seven days for the predestined elect. to insist inanely that the legacy of our existence could be measured in seven millennia is to extinguish the light from the majority of our neighboring galaxies. you read the opening lines of your holy text too literally. open your mind to the poetry of a reality that no deity could ever breathe into existence. we are not special. our fate is tied to a planet choking on CO2 and you deny the truth in the same breath you disparage any challenge to your impotent, imaginary friend. **** sapiens— mere animals cursed with conscience. if you would deny the ancestral history of our evolutionary biology simply on the premise that it's “only a theory,” then i'd invite you to put your vain hypothesis to the test and take a long walk off a short bridge. perhaps the theory of gravity will provide with you some clarity.
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 12:01 AM UTC
theory
The piper came again In this world of pain The clouds were packing up in the last part of the sky Turning themselves to dragons, the ostriches left behind In a race which has no end From eternity to eternity As free as a bird The unicorns, angels, owls n strings of guitar Everything moving in their own pace Following the tune of the piper To a world where there are no boundaries Where there are no divisons Where there are no societies And the trees are friends The door opens with warm welcome of the sunrise The dogs of this world don't bark at men And dragons wait for the ostriches The forests echo with laughter And everyone is happy Here no one is hungry n no one has greed No sloth, no control, no envy, no judgement No wrath, no cautiousness, no reasonings, no hypothesis The strings speak, cry and sing in synchrony The songs of unity The songs of fraternity The songs of spirituality Here streets are unbaptised People have no types And u don't need an identity to prove yourself a human being Because here, all is one and one is all Pain is not a word here If u come with stetho, they'll send u back No hypocrisy, no pretending And u can keep ur things at ur places And everything is in a motion With the tune of the piper Now when the trust is broken The light is split into colours They race with different speeds The beats and tunes of the strings turn to mere noises Unicorns fight to break down their horns, get turned to horses Who again begin to race The ostriches get extinct The dragons fight And the river of blood flows The vultures appear The bacteria begin decaying things Into gases that poison civilisation The division begin and people sing their anthems at minutest levels And the world splits into billion pieces Everyone trying to increase their territory Coz they need bigger spaces and they fight for more But when the two worlds fuse The freedom is extended And they call it love The more they love, the more freedom they experience They begin a journey From eternity to eternity...
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Mar 8, 2013
Mar 8, 2013 at 4:01 PM UTC
a walk from eternity to eternity
The piper came again In this world of pain The clouds were packing up in the last part of the sky Turning themselves to dragons, the ostriches left behind In a race which has no end From eternity to eternity As free as a bird The unicorns, angels, owls n strings of guitar Everything moving in their own pace Following the tune of the piper To a world where there are no boundaries Where there are no divisons Where there are no societies And the trees are friends The door opens with warm welcome of the sunrise The dogs of this world don't bark at men And dragons wait for the ostriches The forests echo with laughter And everyone is happy Here no one is hungry n no one has greed No sloth, no control, no envy, no judgement No wrath, no cautiousness, no reasonings, no hypothesis The strings speak, cry and sing in synchrony The songs of unity The songs of fraternity The songs of spirituality Here streets are unbaptised People have no types And u don't need an identity to prove yourself a human being Because here, all is one and one is all Pain is not a word here If u come with stetho, they'll send u back No hypocrisy, no pretending And u can keep ur things at ur places And everything is in a motion With the tune of the piper Now when the trust is broken The light is split into colours They race with different speeds The beats and tunes of the strings turn to mere noises Unicorns fight to break down their horns, get turned to horses Who again begin to race The ostriches get extinct The dragons fight And the river of blood flows The vultures appear The bacteria begin decaying things Into gases that poison civilisation The division begin and people sing their anthems at minutest levels And the world splits into billion pieces Everyone trying to increase their territory Coz they need bigger spaces and they fight for more But when the two worlds fuse The freedom is extended And they call it love The more they love, the more freedom they experience They begin a journey From eternity to eternity...
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