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"improbability" poems
The probability of me being improbable is highly definite. The statistical occurrence of randomness Is proportional to the flow of consciousness.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 5:19 PM UTC
Definite improbability
there's ethical idealism: where ethics is discussed... there's ethical relativism: where ethics is practised... there's ethical realism... where ethics is quantified as an improbability; and then there's ethical absolutism, where we supposedly "progress" - in this scenario are the laws of physics actually suspended: whereby oculus qua oculus is replaced - a loss of an eye is "relative" to 10 years in a cage... really?! ethics is ideal, realistic, absolute or relative... we're encouraged to live in "realistic relativism"... never in an absolute realism, since realistic relativism only compares itself to ideal absolutism... and nothing more... ever watched that film secrets in their eyes? you ever wonder what ethical idealism is to the ethnical consequence that can absorb a realistic libra? i can only believe in ethical absolutism, ethical relativism is horrid to me... relativism adorns idealism, absolutism adorns realism... a life sentence is worse than a death sentence, whether justified or not, prison is sadism, but at least ****** is simply ****** a space-time intact, a ****** penalty is not inhumane, nor a ouija board... it's time for time, space for space, the actual punishment comes with the missing adrenaline rush of the unexpected reception of the wielded weapon... either send these jealous plonkers to siberia, or sentence them to death, for you are no more than they are, nay, you are more... you're akin to cats toying, playing a sadistic games with half-mutilated mice... this is why i abhor ethical relativism of the crucifix... hence my belief in ethical absolutism in the paragraph of realism, which is perfected, by being exacted, and never, ever, being leisurely discussed, on a farcical palette with a grimace to boot: ******* a lemon; compensating the horrors within minutes, is never compensated with ordeals that last years... which is why i find the death penalty an act of authentic humanity, and not this quasi-humanitarian act of pardon, ******* hypocrites - i abhor the caged rat more than the rat gladly nibbling on a dead corpse... at least there was passion in the ****** waiting for death penalty is like killing a vermin with poison, disposing them with nonchalantly... the wise maxim states: ledo ferrum sicut id est calidi - strike the iron while it's hot... death is the dawn-broker - a new tomorrow promise - left intact, the fermenting process of ethical dynamism takes over... then again, the supposedly "evolved" preferred moral relativism to moral absolutism, because there was no moral realism to speak of, since morality could only be talked about in ideal terms of the supposedly so, supposedly fashioned via: it ought to never happen to me... and then it might, and then: oops... argument sinks like a wet fatty **** into shambles of keeping up with the presupposed pillar of argument being "impenetrable"; hey, genius, back to the blackboard!
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 8:50 PM UTC
4 tiers of ethics / oculus qua oculus
there's ethical idealism: where ethics is discussed... there's ethical relativism: where ethics is practised... there's ethical realism... where ethics is quantified as an improbability; and then there's ethical absolutism, where we supposedly "progress" - in this scenario are the laws of physics actually suspended: whereby oculus qua oculus is replaced - a loss of an eye is "relative" to 10 years in a cage... really?! ethics is ideal, realistic, absolute or relative... we're encouraged to live in "realistic relativism"... never in an absolute realism, since realistic relativism only compares itself to ideal absolutism... and nothing more... ever watched that film secrets in their eyes? you ever wonder what ethical idealism is to the ethnical consequence that can absorb a realistic libra? i can only believe in ethical absolutism, ethical relativism is horrid to me... relativism adorns idealism, absolutism adorns realism... a life sentence is worse than a death sentence, whether justified or not, prison is sadism, but at least ****** is simply ****** a space-time intact, a ****** penalty is not inhumane, nor a ouija board... it's time for time, space for space, the actual punishment comes with the missing adrenaline rush of the unexpected reception of the wielded weapon... either send these jealous plonkers to siberia, or sentence them to death, for you are no more than they are, nay, you are more... you're akin to cats toying, playing a sadistic games with half-mutilated mice... this is why i abhor ethical relativism of the crucifix... hence my belief in ethical absolutism in the paragraph of realism, which is perfected, by being exacted, and never, ever, being leisurely discussed, on a farcical palette with a grimace to boot: ******* a lemon; compensating the horrors within minutes, is never compensated with ordeals that last years... which is why i find the death penalty an act of authentic humanity, and not this quasi-humanitarian act of pardon, ******* hypocrites - i abhor the caged rat more than the rat gladly nibbling on a dead corpse... at least there was passion in the ****** waiting for death penalty is like killing a vermin with poison, disposing them with nonchalantly... the wise maxim states: ledo ferrum sicut id est calidi - strike the iron while it's hot... death is the dawn-broker - a new tomorrow promise - left intact, the fermenting process of ethical dynamism takes over... then again, the supposedly "evolved" preferred moral relativism to moral absolutism, because there was no moral realism to speak of, since morality could only be talked about in ideal terms of the supposedly so, supposedly fashioned via: it ought to never happen to me... and then it might, and then: oops... argument sinks like a wet fatty **** into shambles of keeping up with the presupposed pillar of argument being "impenetrable"; hey, genius, back to the blackboard!
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Lightning strikes and we're at it again. fingers tracing faces like fire. Breath short and sweet like so many whispered words and unwatched movies. Finger in the socket and we keep laughing those laughs that only we can remember. Smiling those smiles that we hide now from everyone and each other. Toaster in the bathtub and we're lost. Separated by a sea of improbability and spine less ness.
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Feb 21, 2011
Feb 21, 2011 at 9:53 AM UTC
Electricity
what happens when you are so in love with a thought you could never dream.        not like being on a timeout, or friend zoned.   like wishful thinking of a perfect scene, or being. Can most of us say that we ever truly fell in love at first sight, i can.                         i can tell you how the sun shines for the birds and blooms. i can tell you how the  diamonds are hand painted into the night sky and even have their own stories.    i can tell you all the angles of the prisms, in the colors of a rainbow. i can describe in perfect detail sculpted cheekbones and a smile so warm everything     melts inside.   i can say how my heart aches to even be known. in the world, in the universe,    in the front of someone's mind. not just known but really, and truly known by something, anything, anyone.       i can tell you that my soul aches for more...    i can tell you how my life essence is tied to more..... after everything so far.           i can also tell you that i doubt if anybody even knows my name.
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 2:03 AM UTC
the improbability of perfection
With no expectation all's novelty The new patterns don't astound us We can stay in the middle of the river with our heads above the water And safely watch the coastline pass us by The outside world an ocean of television static The signals painting pictures of entropic holograms That interlock and correlate Until the ghosts of time are churning out Like geese into a a tiny hole In an orange plastic fence Fleeing mischievous youngsters Who love to watch them funneled in Like grains of sand in an hourglass. We too live in an hourglass And the grains of sand empty out the bottom Floating aimlessly through an unending void And the ultimate improbability Goes through the formality of actually occurring When the grain of sand finds itself at the beginning Passing once again through the hourglass Undivided, indistinguishable
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 10:12 AM UTC
Hourglass Novelty
Waiting for that paper, a light A cursor that keeps blinking for the next word Even when the screen arranges to sleep in daylight Fingers begin to itch and start being febrile. An email, such a pity, is more accessible than a post box. All the handwriting fonts that I did try, couldn’t, Just possibly couldn’t mirror the impeccable tries To struggle to be parallel to the top Or bottom of a page. The improbability of what the next thought would be The prediction  of where the addressee would smile Or frown, or pick up eyes to stare at the wall for a while, To embrace what had just been conveyed. Letters are like light, they reach us later From when they were born, but the spaces they illuminate or burn on their arrival! I wonder if our pupils shrink. They more than just tag along, they tap in, They’re the result of cleaning the ink from the nib, a thousand times, over thousands of sentences, or maybe just a few, but they do. And don’t dare ask the pen for proof! It’ll track down wrinkled pages Who had their thirst quenched by The swipes of fountain pens’ fountainheads, And pictures of the fingers Bathed in red, and black, and blue, And occasionally of table clothes Spilled over by the consequence of imperfect handles. Imagine if light came as soon as it was made, It would be difficult for our eyes to handle such bait Sometimes, a pause is necessary, Imagine a world without commas! I’d like to peek into the writer’s letters, Not to read, but to sense the shapes of emotions And stretches of As and Ns, or the reach of commas On the next line, and then, close my eyes And shove my nose in it, to sniff hard The paper and the blue smells, And die doing so if it was eventual.
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Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016 at 3:13 PM UTC
Cursor
Waiting for that paper, a light A cursor that keeps blinking for the next word Even when the screen arranges to sleep in daylight Fingers begin to itch and start being febrile. An email, such a pity, is more accessible than a post box. All the handwriting fonts that I did try, couldn’t, Just possibly couldn’t mirror the impeccable tries To struggle to be parallel to the top Or bottom of a page. The improbability of what the next thought would be The prediction  of where the addressee would smile Or frown, or pick up eyes to stare at the wall for a while, To embrace what had just been conveyed. Letters are like light, they reach us later From when they were born, but the spaces they illuminate or burn on their arrival! I wonder if our pupils shrink. They more than just tag along, they tap in, They’re the result of cleaning the ink from the nib, a thousand times, over thousands of sentences, or maybe just a few, but they do. And don’t dare ask the pen for proof! It’ll track down wrinkled pages Who had their thirst quenched by The swipes of fountain pens’ fountainheads, And pictures of the fingers Bathed in red, and black, and blue, And occasionally of table clothes Spilled over by the consequence of imperfect handles. Imagine if light came as soon as it was made, It would be difficult for our eyes to handle such bait Sometimes, a pause is necessary, Imagine a world without commas! I’d like to peek into the writer’s letters, Not to read, but to sense the shapes of emotions And stretches of As and Ns, or the reach of commas On the next line, and then, close my eyes And shove my nose in it, to sniff hard The paper and the blue smells, And die doing so if it was eventual.
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An exit for expression An admittance with no fee A mind free from excluding An exhibition without end The centerpiece- an installation Ever moving within its frame Its contents constantly disappearing To reveal a blank canvas to be filled once more The artist turns out to be me, and me alone Leaving my post is an improbability As the gallery holding me hostage is my own mind Yet in truth, I find happiness in this prison cell Without sleep I find energy from passers by Who refuel my passion with their coins Thrown into my hat beside me Tokens of positivity that they cannot directly give The door is always open Even to those who find fault with the artist Who tease me in my chained feet And hurl their abuse with intent to delay completion Yet still, I welcome companionship of viewers Without noticing the deviants who scratch away at my painting My selflessness renders me unable to notice evils Blinding me with the future I paint before my eyes My piece is never mastered For I am distracted by evils constant approach Presenting me with gifts of seeds, that grow in my soils Only to blossom as weeds, and eat away at all goodness But my grounds are open, and my job demands time Rarely do I have the time to look upon works accomplished But I steal a moment as sun and moon change shifts Only to be met a view that gives no happiness as before My stubborn positivity keeps defences up Protecting myself from taunters and ghosts who take refuge in corners I am distracted by my own optimism, the joy of what I do But it hinders me, in ways I cannot defeat My ability to seek vengeance was never yielded nor encouraged So instinctively as always, I turn not to the voices behind me And paint upon the canvas once more The doors still open
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 4:33 PM UTC
Alice in Chains
An exit for expression An admittance with no fee A mind free from excluding An exhibition without end The centerpiece- an installation Ever moving within its frame Its contents constantly disappearing To reveal a blank canvas to be filled once more The artist turns out to be me, and me alone Leaving my post is an improbability As the gallery holding me hostage is my own mind Yet in truth, I find happiness in this prison cell Without sleep I find energy from passers by Who refuel my passion with their coins Thrown into my hat beside me Tokens of positivity that they cannot directly give The door is always open Even to those who find fault with the artist Who tease me in my chained feet And hurl their abuse with intent to delay completion Yet still, I welcome companionship of viewers Without noticing the deviants who scratch away at my painting My selflessness renders me unable to notice evils Blinding me with the future I paint before my eyes My piece is never mastered For I am distracted by evils constant approach Presenting me with gifts of seeds, that grow in my soils Only to blossom as weeds, and eat away at all goodness But my grounds are open, and my job demands time Rarely do I have the time to look upon works accomplished But I steal a moment as sun and moon change shifts Only to be met a view that gives no happiness as before My stubborn positivity keeps defences up Protecting myself from taunters and ghosts who take refuge in corners I am distracted by my own optimism, the joy of what I do But it hinders me, in ways I cannot defeat My ability to seek vengeance was never yielded nor encouraged So instinctively as always, I turn not to the voices behind me And paint upon the canvas once more The doors still open
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Until I met you I scoffed at cinematic romance So extra and unrealistic Utterly improbable Completely dramatic, unreal Coincidence is never that perfect And yet I met you by accident in empty hallways I talked to the universe for months Asking her for the chance to connect Day after day I couldn't find the courage to speak I didn't know you at all But our souls felt like magnets Being around you is electric Paradoxically calming Falling in love with you was unrealistic As we were both dating another And despite the improbability Polyamory was the wild card From bridge walks to car talks This flame burned right through me From 15-minute cafe conversations To our first kiss under a bell tower Our passion raged in waves Ripping apart everything I thought I knew An emotional monsoon I swear this is a love like no other Kissing in cars and wrestling on hotel beds I breathe in your love and your light Cherishing your soft skin against mine Exhaling gratitude and peace It's a feeling so surreal No words feel right to describe it But I do know it's a blessing That every single day I get to fall in love with you all over again
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Dec 18, 2021
Dec 18, 2021 at 12:16 AM UTC
Eros
*[Note: Not one of Subject B's 17,891 journal entries found      mention anything about Why Time itself had stopped.                Refer to Subject X's Archival Journal: Chapter 16       Science of an Improbability (pages 356- 387) for further research]*   ___________________________________________________                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      February 14th, 1955 Dear Dr. Einstein,                     What's up Doc? I decided it's Valentine's Day. Unequivocally! And it's a Saturday! Saturdays are my absolute relative favorite. Always have been, I think...           See, up until "yesterday" I thought it might have been almost a year since the whole time thing. I look older, that's for sure. Measured myself up on the kitchen notches and I'm just about as tall as Derrick was when he was 13-- which isn't much, we're a short family. Dad topped-off at 5' 7" and was super lucky to find my mom. She was 5' 7" as well but hated heels. Anyway, though, it could be less than a year. It gets really confusing with the sun always in the same spot, which is why I decided it's Valentine's Day. And it's Saturday!  I've already cut a picture of Howdy Doody and put it on the TV.            Okay Doc, that's all. Just wanted to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day. Might move my bed up to the attic to get a better view of the everlasting day.                                                                                                     Sincerely,                                                                                                Robbie Wilson
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 12:34 AM UTC
Subject B's (Robbie Wilson) Archival Journal: Pgs. 287-289 (1958)
*[Note: Not one of Subject B's 17,891 journal entries found      mention anything about Why Time itself had stopped.                Refer to Subject X's Archival Journal: Chapter 16       Science of an Improbability (pages 356- 387) for further research]*   ___________________________________________________                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      February 14th, 1955 Dear Dr. Einstein,                     What's up Doc? I decided it's Valentine's Day. Unequivocally! And it's a Saturday! Saturdays are my absolute relative favorite. Always have been, I think...           See, up until "yesterday" I thought it might have been almost a year since the whole time thing. I look older, that's for sure. Measured myself up on the kitchen notches and I'm just about as tall as Derrick was when he was 13-- which isn't much, we're a short family. Dad topped-off at 5' 7" and was super lucky to find my mom. She was 5' 7" as well but hated heels. Anyway, though, it could be less than a year. It gets really confusing with the sun always in the same spot, which is why I decided it's Valentine's Day. And it's Saturday!  I've already cut a picture of Howdy Doody and put it on the TV.            Okay Doc, that's all. Just wanted to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day. Might move my bed up to the attic to get a better view of the everlasting day.                                                                                                     Sincerely,                                                                                                Robbie Wilson
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To tell the story of the nice-guy is to tell a tale of unlost innocence.   There is no complexity that circumstance can’t remedy.  There is no effort to niceness; only a ****** world that blossoms on genetically mutated ideology, growing larger than generations past. Tomorrow, in Houston, a butcher will wake up to slaughter a cow he may have named.   There will no be no tears when he grills steak for the wife he wooed and the children he prescribed himself.   Three daughters, from fifteen to twenty-two.   Tiramisu for dessert.   Ten guns in the cabinet beneath the stairs and innocence buried behind the woodshed. Pretend now, that you are forgiven.   Mistakes fade like snow angels, regrets float like chemtrails. You love you as much as the world always did.   You have not seen friends struck down by powders or lunacy, you have only lived in the glow of their light.  Hearts remain full.   The word swagger hasn’t been hijacked by hip hop and bluejeans still mask imperfections.  Sunsets are memorable, and so are first dates and last kisses.   Sun won't blister fragile shoulders.   Fields blossom just in time to suit your irregular taste buds, satisfying sweet corn cravings on Christmas. Forget your father’s words or a stranger's hand.   Forget improbability, impossibility, impotence, importance, impatience and improper goodbyes.   Forget the tears cried alone into ***** filled sheets at midnight.   Forget the effect but remember the cause, camouflaged like a landmine of good ideas.   Forget the fights and slow-turn walk-aways that turned words flaccid.   Forget friends ******* ex-girl friends and amphetamines crashing into hallucinations.   Nice-guys vanish like good ideas, lost in the shuffle, looking for pen and paper, just like house cats die on the forth of July, and all that’s left are ashes on a mantel alongside fraudulent grins.
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Oct 29, 2011
Oct 29, 2011 at 7:42 PM UTC
Spontaneous Human Combustion
To tell the story of the nice-guy is to tell a tale of unlost innocence.   There is no complexity that circumstance can’t remedy.  There is no effort to niceness; only a ****** world that blossoms on genetically mutated ideology, growing larger than generations past. Tomorrow, in Houston, a butcher will wake up to slaughter a cow he may have named.   There will no be no tears when he grills steak for the wife he wooed and the children he prescribed himself.   Three daughters, from fifteen to twenty-two.   Tiramisu for dessert.   Ten guns in the cabinet beneath the stairs and innocence buried behind the woodshed. Pretend now, that you are forgiven.   Mistakes fade like snow angels, regrets float like chemtrails. You love you as much as the world always did.   You have not seen friends struck down by powders or lunacy, you have only lived in the glow of their light.  Hearts remain full.   The word swagger hasn’t been hijacked by hip hop and bluejeans still mask imperfections.  Sunsets are memorable, and so are first dates and last kisses.   Sun won't blister fragile shoulders.   Fields blossom just in time to suit your irregular taste buds, satisfying sweet corn cravings on Christmas. Forget your father’s words or a stranger's hand.   Forget improbability, impossibility, impotence, importance, impatience and improper goodbyes.   Forget the tears cried alone into ***** filled sheets at midnight.   Forget the effect but remember the cause, camouflaged like a landmine of good ideas.   Forget the fights and slow-turn walk-aways that turned words flaccid.   Forget friends ******* ex-girl friends and amphetamines crashing into hallucinations.   Nice-guys vanish like good ideas, lost in the shuffle, looking for pen and paper, just like house cats die on the forth of July, and all that’s left are ashes on a mantel alongside fraudulent grins.
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i tried to write a poem that wasn't about you but nothing came to mind so i climbed up on top of my mom's roof and puffed smoke signals towards the moon in hopes that they'd take my thoughts with them before i knew it i was counting sattelites the same way that i'd count your breaths at night      apparently everything marches to the same measure as your sunken sternum "sunrise, sunset." somewhere in orion's belt hides the same gleam as your moonlit grin and i'm back at it again      twisting up sweet leaf in the appologies you'd sling      and hoping you'll think of me when you wake from coughing in your sleep as i scortch my fingertips maybe you'll be reminded of that first campfire kiss we shared in the sticks      was it five years ago           or was it six? ****      i just can't think of anything but our tangled hips           the way they read just like a star chart's dots and trailing dashes      and the astrological improbability of celestial bodies managing to gracefully merge
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 7:46 PM UTC
reverberations. (revisted.)
Do you ever stop to think about it? The improbability of you and I? Like a summer snowman, or an autumn breeze in the spring. That what we truly are. A pair of snowmen holding hands as we stare down the sun, Daring it to try and melt us. But the autumn breeze is strictly you, my love. Tossed leaves stuck in your hair As you look off at something that has you distracted. Such beauty you hold, such elegance. How shameful it must be for the other women, That day that they realized they aren't you. The leaves cling to your hair, but you don't mind. You're looking over the water in the glistening lake. I brush your hand and tell you we should go. You come back to reality and see the sun beginning to set. The day is done and we have things to do. Filthy responsibilities and abhorrent work. Not yet, you plead. Just a bit longer. The sunset is so beautiful. Perhaps the sunrise will match it as well.
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 3:54 AM UTC
Sunrise
Do you ever think about the boy who loved you with his whole heart? Do you ever think about the boy who let you turn him into a monster? Do you ever think about the time when you yelled at me for getting my hair cut? It was over skype, while you were on vacation with your family I wore a hat for three days to try and hide it from you because I knew you'd be mad. Do you ever think about the time you told me I was selfish in bed? Do you ever think about the time you told me I made you feel like **** because you were a grade above me but we were taking the same biology class? Because I quit taking science classes that year And recently I took one again for the first time since we broke up and I realized that I'm good at it and I like it, but there's no time for me to catch up enough to study it in college. Do you ever think about all the times I tried to get my emotions out on paper and how you either laughed at the improbability or told me it was disgusting? Do you ever think about how you told me to stay in the closet so that your parents wouldn't be upset? Do you ever think about the night when you called me a monster and screamed on the floor of my bedroom, beneath my desk? Do you remember how I held you for hours on the floor, even as you clawed at my arms and legs? Do you ever think about how you taught me that love was giving up everything, becoming some guy I never was, to make somebody else happy? Do you ever think about how that could have ****** me up? Do you ever think about how we had *** every time we were alone together but you never once kissed me? Do you ever think about how you couldn't tell me you loved me unless you called me Chauncey? Do you ever think about what you did to me? Because I do. Oh my God, I do.
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Apr 24, 2017
Apr 24, 2017 at 9:55 PM UTC
Do You Ever Think About Me?
Do you ever think about the boy who loved you with his whole heart? Do you ever think about the boy who let you turn him into a monster? Do you ever think about the time when you yelled at me for getting my hair cut? It was over skype, while you were on vacation with your family I wore a hat for three days to try and hide it from you because I knew you'd be mad. Do you ever think about the time you told me I was selfish in bed? Do you ever think about the time you told me I made you feel like **** because you were a grade above me but we were taking the same biology class? Because I quit taking science classes that year And recently I took one again for the first time since we broke up and I realized that I'm good at it and I like it, but there's no time for me to catch up enough to study it in college. Do you ever think about all the times I tried to get my emotions out on paper and how you either laughed at the improbability or told me it was disgusting? Do you ever think about how you told me to stay in the closet so that your parents wouldn't be upset? Do you ever think about the night when you called me a monster and screamed on the floor of my bedroom, beneath my desk? Do you remember how I held you for hours on the floor, even as you clawed at my arms and legs? Do you ever think about how you taught me that love was giving up everything, becoming some guy I never was, to make somebody else happy? Do you ever think about how that could have ****** me up? Do you ever think about how we had *** every time we were alone together but you never once kissed me? Do you ever think about how you couldn't tell me you loved me unless you called me Chauncey? Do you ever think about what you did to me? Because I do. Oh my God, I do.
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You have to lower your expectations for life. It probably didn't help being fed clichés for breakfast like strawberry pop-tarts throughout your adolescence. Middle school only made it worse, when you discovered words could describe sadness. You learned about math and the improbability, statistically speaking, of your dreams. The sadness picked up speed in high school, and the teacher you loved who smoked, who cursed and made jokes, who taught you how meaningful words can be, has already forgotten your name. The university did not help at all. Your tall, lost professors and brilliant lovers only added to the distant, dream-like ego of the future. Piling hopes one on top of the other accumulating mass, collecting nothing. Your dream is a tidal wave and we are nowhere near the sea. If you could, please, lower your expectations of me.
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 9:18 PM UTC
Collecting Nothing.
i wish to remind you: a single drop of beauty can make the entire ocean worth swimming. this is the divine alchemy that guides our footsteps in a seemingly dark world. the courage to speak of hope while standing at the edge of improbability. it is irrational. it is insanity and madness. but it is what we are. so rejoice; and stand above the chains of fate. ~ z.s
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
Divine Alchemy
Welcome to Catharosia Come and succumb to our pitiful wail An allegory written with paints of girded soul; There, we drench ourselves in colorful shivers Here, we cleanse our soul for the joy of the universe; Another day to create Roses of the night that result in heavy dreams, Sorority flies, and dead passions of desperate poets; In the world where we purge ourselves, Sanity is not our company— To the torn pages faded by the light To the worn out tales dimmed by the dark Here is our salutations and solitude; Our words untangled and jumbled tears Will serve you deeds of crumbling back to a piece; She oozes blood and agony He ruptures terrors and improbability They ***** contemplation and daydreams sewn We engrave beautiful macabre and adored pain— Where clowns shall dwell and kings lay to death Where sins tremble and tragedies rejoice Jolly remains of the day are what we produce Masked by anxious sorrows and fear so erudite
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 9:41 AM UTC
Welcome to Catharosia
Western star I set for hours in the darkness spellbound you held my gaze The trees and night darkness completed the picture Your mind races ever higher quiet etude the engulfing blaze Silver light breaks all captivity you to are suspended held amidst glories brow Within darkness you are the cloaked sojourner destination improbability Somewhere in the mix of thoughts for a brief time you are free of all concerns All that exists is the span of distance in all this voluminous emptiness lies compatibility Measureless void you wash in great waves against my enthralled soul You give abundant texture to the wall and windows that I view this indispensible wonder Because I know you seem localized but half of the earth at least can be held in the same awe The earth when viewed aright by going to the edge and then stepping into space unchained bounder Do you affix your very being to channels that gird the heavens go beyond be spellbound at long last right living You’re tenuous diminished life will catch space in the raw your life will begin at long last to thaw Your views will startle and alarm those not yet up to the throttled speed found at every level life should be lived Adventures have for millennia shown the way over and beyond the darkest expanses victory without flaw Table your defeated hand speak with dignified power as you break the common tide thou conquer who envisions stars as friends
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 1:20 PM UTC
Western star
My strength has gone, My soul has perished, I lost my home, The Light was vanquished. Dystrophic sounds, The brutal cacophony Of silence and longing, It's a bludgeoned symphany. - Caressing the cheek, Fingers through her hair, Smiling subtlely, Then I awake without air. The wind eats at each bone The rain chills them still, And what good is this home Without her will? The imagination runs wild With dreams of perfection, The qualities of flaws, The insurrection. Grieving turmoil and, alas, it has, Been determined to happen as fast, It creeps along its vertices, Stoking fire of improbability, Fending for myself, alone, It seems to me I must here drone, Wasting away every single chance, To break free of a pallid trance, I've always escaped my heart of thoughts, I've always ended what all have brought, I've always ended what songs she sings, I've always brought about suffering, I've always snuffed my last candle-light I've always gripped the ledge too tight, I've always choked the life from myself, I've always drowned my sorrows in Hell, I've always heard of my downfall, I've always scorned the love in all, I've always been plagued with bitter hate, Although, I'll always hate love, and love it still, I'll always wish for someone until... I'll always lust for something great I'll always rush for my own fate, I'll always need the hand to hold, Whatever in my life may happen in the cold.
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 12:17 AM UTC
Always.
my life is a million things or a million and one look at this situation words dribbling from my fingers like raindrops I want to feast on every piece you are willing to display to roll out and reveal no matter how fragile I feel my bones groan for you but I all I have are these syllables stationary on a screen the idea of something more an improbability we can share our language and breakfast cereals and our feet will rest on the table with the murmur of the TV in the background and oh my god I am sprinting through a blizzard as fast as I can but I was never a good runner my toes are almost numb but I want want want to experience it all ripples of reality it has bypassed me carved a pear-shaped lump out of me I am tied up in string I am oblivious to kisses and loving and intimacy the rush the blinding delirium I see everybody glisten it seems so but every person is ravaged by a manic voice flaws written high and glowing I try to explain but my handwriting indecipherable a blister-free relationship glorious silence delicious shiver of something like love between us over our shells I am out of it in a make-believe land drag me to real life and I’ll burn like a slab of meat before I trip into a lake of salty worries
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Nov 13, 2016
Nov 13, 2016 at 4:21 PM UTC
Slush
I've never met anyone like you before Anyone so clear, so simple, uncomplicated Black rolled-up sleeves bare your heart Pink lips that trip over incalculable risk You are a cosmic irregularity A consummate anomaly A grammatical inconsistency A mathematical improbability The type that always knows what it wants And that, you say, is me. I've never met anyone like you before I don't know if I ever will again I didn't know what I wanted Now I know It's you.
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 5:11 PM UTC
Cosmic Irregularity
--For my Mother. Insert another Day in the slot machine Betting on happiness Waiting for the stars to align the wild lights flashing Toss aside the mathematical improbability You know the possibility: Quarters dancing in the metal pan Soliciting shrills of joy Such a simple game between you and the button trapped in this 11 by 11 casino All you can do is wishing Cigarette smoke making you teary-eyed Stench of alcohol making you nauseous You get up to leave But the machine is screaming: “What's one more day? When you are betting on happiness? Don't you hear the laughters? Don't you see the lights flashing? Tomorrow is the day, that I can't promise. But sit down one more time All you can do is wishing” Wishing, pushing Hoping , waiting Dreaming, waking Crying, leaving.
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Oct 24, 2011
Oct 24, 2011 at 12:00 AM UTC
The Gambler
This erratic soul of mine As found myself in awe Of everything you are Your spirit has caught me Like a fish to the sailor You've reeled me in so fast My mind adopted insanity And my heart is pounding But my ***** are settle I've found a certain calm That allows me to breathe When I see your gentle face I am falling without understanding I long to know your very touch But laws divide this yearning I'm left to feel pure insanity For loving something so quickly I am the crazed and vulnerable You've made me find hope again I've been saved by you Yet you have no clue of this And so I will wear this guise You shall not know of what I feel But I'm sure you see my affection It's a puzzle to be solved This inexplicable care for you That I hold close to my spirit I wish you knew the truth I see That you have brought to me In my time of darkness in the spring So I conclude with all of this I am with you at all times Through thought and mind My dear I long for your happiness And I desire all the good for you I dream that one day I'll feel you Yet I acknowledge the improbability Of all this that I yearn for with you But I'll give fate the upper hand And allow her to work her ways For I do not know what will be But I do know I only want you
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
My mind adopted insanity
The improbability of you, Shooting star, Birthed in the caldera Of a winged widget Ejecting celestial dust, Now your dance floor Is the Universe. And you dance and dance to the delight of your seasons, Inspiring your myriad friends.
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Jan 25, 2012
Jan 25, 2012 at 1:09 AM UTC
Sydney
Their existence was an improbability. an extravagance of fortune. They were spider-woven and fragile-- each breath pulsing them closer to oblivion. Nothing about them was built to last. In the blinding imminence of destruction they were ******* beautiful.
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Jun 19, 2013
Jun 19, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Webs
Ideas are bulletproof that is why they are harder to win over, Especially when affirming instances come one after the other. The body succumbs while the mind knows better, Hopping from one stone to the other hoping we get to a constant somewhere. Throbbing wind whispers a beep, Rushing cars swooshing their trip, Her voice looking at me knowingly, “You know it but here’s the story.” The high improbability and the comparisons, The stretch that echoes unfounded sounds, The conversation that could’ve been, Shall and must remain as a romanticized fiction, Started, peaked, jumped, risked, failed, hoped, failed, and left for the conclusion. As you have absolutely no choices, To raise your eyes and ears is something to give your best. Everyone’s kinda moving, It’s not a race but for everyone the road is ending. I would still have that grin, whisper, and crookedness, Inasmuch as nothing of those are even close to any semblance of realness. I must remain the best parts of what I have to offer, A refined, mature, swaying, itching, panacea of everything you wish I wish I could cater.
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Sep 11, 2018
Sep 11, 2018 at 1:14 PM UTC
A shared revolution