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"inaccuracies" poems
Is it really this hard to find people I can go back and forth in discussion with about Buddhist and Hindu theology compared and contrasted against Christian and Yoruba I want to scream and shout and dance with somebody over Janet Jackson's new album and at the same time feel the heat and talk with somebody about how extremely sad and depressing but oh so good Giovanni's Room was I want to be able to speak with somebody whom can quote Malcolm X and Kafka in the same breath Somebody who could see the logic of Pac and Immortal Technique on the same piece with the Budos Band or Mulatu on the back track I want to know people whom know just exactly who Suki Lee and Bayard Rustin are can we talk about Jacob Kinohoor's *** at least for a moment then get into some B.B. King or Johnny Cash have you seen Dune the one from the eighties James McAvoy shirtless as well as John Goodman’s acting were only good things about the other if you read it even better what about the ***** that sat by the door Or killer clowns from outer space let's be shady and point out all the inaccuracies on the history and discovery and channels praying for that day that's not in February They show Shaka Zulu in full without commercial interruption Or maybe a documentary about native American people with actual native actors that do not depict them all as either plains people Or Inuit Cause you already know not everybody is Eskimo then let's put on our own private production of legally blonde followed by encore presentations of the classic scene Of Miss Celie and miss Ofelia going in over Harpo can I discuss with you how the Patriot act nullifies everything in constitution And the bill of rights even though they never were intended to be permanent any way It would be nice to not have to explain a Corporatocracy all my life Ive been into Egyptology You do know that Imhotep was the actual founder of medicine by a good 2000 years not that Hippocrat the thing is I'm still learning when attempt to delve that deeply into people which I don't even consider that deep They often misunderstand They often concluded without thinking maybe just maybe ©Christopher F. Brown 2015
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 11:30 PM UTC
I'm not trying to **** I'm trying to see you in 3D
Is it really this hard to find people I can go back and forth in discussion with about Buddhist and Hindu theology compared and contrasted against Christian and Yoruba I want to scream and shout and dance with somebody over Janet Jackson's new album and at the same time feel the heat and talk with somebody about how extremely sad and depressing but oh so good Giovanni's Room was I want to be able to speak with somebody whom can quote Malcolm X and Kafka in the same breath Somebody who could see the logic of Pac and Immortal Technique on the same piece with the Budos Band or Mulatu on the back track I want to know people whom know just exactly who Suki Lee and Bayard Rustin are can we talk about Jacob Kinohoor's *** at least for a moment then get into some B.B. King or Johnny Cash have you seen Dune the one from the eighties James McAvoy shirtless as well as John Goodman’s acting were only good things about the other if you read it even better what about the ***** that sat by the door Or killer clowns from outer space let's be shady and point out all the inaccuracies on the history and discovery and channels praying for that day that's not in February They show Shaka Zulu in full without commercial interruption Or maybe a documentary about native American people with actual native actors that do not depict them all as either plains people Or Inuit Cause you already know not everybody is Eskimo then let's put on our own private production of legally blonde followed by encore presentations of the classic scene Of Miss Celie and miss Ofelia going in over Harpo can I discuss with you how the Patriot act nullifies everything in constitution And the bill of rights even though they never were intended to be permanent any way It would be nice to not have to explain a Corporatocracy all my life Ive been into Egyptology You do know that Imhotep was the actual founder of medicine by a good 2000 years not that Hippocrat the thing is I'm still learning when attempt to delve that deeply into people which I don't even consider that deep They often misunderstand They often concluded without thinking maybe just maybe ©Christopher F. Brown 2015
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. and your mug shot's shining through it's a vision true   (but the subject's taboo)               all             ugly               here morning sunshine    breakfast table    autumn cool you're poised to speak   a fly lands on your lolling spoon     then   i stand up merry                                       i make my vital move      the table backs away  distressed your eyes raise    i flop open my faminous mouth   and let the fumes draw in Surprise ! (no time for you to hold surplus breath -                              - form an expression - make any objection)               mechanism disjoints    like the raw riches i whip the plumb weight of my head   and strike mouth-chomp-grip   over your scalp and i am working you in with swift jaw shifts and hingery i **** on you with a smile and gullet                                         (past photos of you   shuffle glaucous before my inner eye) yap sock muscle   i operate   gumming on your head (ours was the world ; we got so lazy) budging in your hair   dampened by my saliva (our timid first meeting at a bar) and airway and my teeth softly folding back (us in bed-us in bed-us-in-bed)                                    and whole hog jaw agog (the tourist we made as a couple) i dilate and distend  crouch low to take your weight (the rise and falter of your sleeping chest) upend  your hands panic typing in the air         (the eyes of your investment in me) your feet flinging the heft back and forth        your shoulders break in and forward folding my chest cracks and wells                             (gifts we gave that touched heart and others that fell short) a complete engulfing meal of you                 (your childhood antidotes and teenage feelings we discussed) down my soft disposal                                      (all my memories of us in a fizz                                                                and all the inaccuracies) ...and then i head off to hibernation           ferrying an idea that ' i have you now '            that   perhaps you were my enemy                                                           all this time and i am digesting the beast                       (what a feast !)
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Sep 16, 2024
Sep 16, 2024 at 9:39 PM UTC
g u z z l e (devouring the beast)
. and your mug shot's shining through it's a vision true   (but the subject's taboo)               all             ugly               here morning sunshine    breakfast table    autumn cool you're poised to speak   a fly lands on your lolling spoon     then   i stand up merry                                       i make my vital move      the table backs away  distressed your eyes raise    i flop open my faminous mouth   and let the fumes draw in Surprise ! (no time for you to hold surplus breath -                              - form an expression - make any objection)               mechanism disjoints    like the raw riches i whip the plumb weight of my head   and strike mouth-chomp-grip   over your scalp and i am working you in with swift jaw shifts and hingery i **** on you with a smile and gullet                                         (past photos of you   shuffle glaucous before my inner eye) yap sock muscle   i operate   gumming on your head (ours was the world ; we got so lazy) budging in your hair   dampened by my saliva (our timid first meeting at a bar) and airway and my teeth softly folding back (us in bed-us in bed-us-in-bed)                                    and whole hog jaw agog (the tourist we made as a couple) i dilate and distend  crouch low to take your weight (the rise and falter of your sleeping chest) upend  your hands panic typing in the air         (the eyes of your investment in me) your feet flinging the heft back and forth        your shoulders break in and forward folding my chest cracks and wells                             (gifts we gave that touched heart and others that fell short) a complete engulfing meal of you                 (your childhood antidotes and teenage feelings we discussed) down my soft disposal                                      (all my memories of us in a fizz                                                                and all the inaccuracies) ...and then i head off to hibernation           ferrying an idea that ' i have you now '            that   perhaps you were my enemy                                                           all this time and i am digesting the beast                       (what a feast !)
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What is it, Oh what is it that plagues my mind Which rests its design in black melancholy And perpetual lament Producing desperate and unreasonable frustrations And condemnations of grotesque obligations Investing a relentless barbarism of lamentation In that moment of the infinite pulse of inaccuracies That raises from the grave of oblivion illicit ambitions And by their presence embalms me with an ambiguous curse That compels no rivalry or universal justification
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Jul 28, 2012
Jul 28, 2012 at 7:16 PM UTC
Depression
Hatred in a misinterpretation of what people think I linger in. I have no aversion to this thought process, I just choose what I know is true. That understanding of facts where those who delve to regurgitate inconsistences upon myself. Why do you wish to ascend your misgivings on me when like a viper all that is bitten upon is untruths. Repugnance on a belief where I have non, free thought facts and realistic virtues are what my life is based upon. But you spite me as I am not held back I reject your inaccuracies that have taken over a cognitive thought. Deities are like clothes so many have been and then like fickle thought, kicked to the curb for the newest trendiest misgivings of whom to blame for what we have subdued on ourselves no other to blame. *"I have objections to inaccurate speculation where truth just doesn't seem to connect on thought,*
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 11:56 AM UTC
Objection Isnt What I Think At All
a music box of magic words of circuses, gruesome murders and monsters a mad logic of connected disconnected things held together by the drifting mists of dreams first air and rainbows destroying pious falsities, telling new tales of many things to come, flying above the crowd showing the blinding white distance ahead of the two ice capped poles past he various categories like old people who die when the weather turns yet there is a desire to summon and expect disaster you've seen the show, blinding like the sun on water matched only by the patience of the floating fall of a ladies silk stocking a music box that looks immensely vindicated and in those precious seconds, these busy seconds that mumble and murmur to themselves of divine and temporal forces tastes the whiff of immorality that possesses that special skin that cruelty of countless acquisitions of alchemy especially its capacity to coach sorrow to teach it to touch the regurgitated inaccuracies of indentured truth ah! the music box who returns the echoing roar of answerless answers with questionable questions yet inoculated and protected by the vast pleasures that somehow conceal themselves within the music box in its rhythms and its clock-work metal innards cancel out any pain and the half closed eyes that stop the heart shatter the sky shower with an avalanche of magnetic attraction the magic music box, the magic music box Pandora's magic music box
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Oct 5, 2013
Oct 5, 2013 at 10:55 AM UTC
a music box of magic words
*dreams in colors that don't exist, and 'mares re dear sir, deadlines missed, wrestle~arrest poet, instant awake in the wee time, pouring liquidity, fluids and words, puddling, stinking, coming, from the always dangerous, always interesting temple inner inside, sanctimonious no more sanctum* this particular sleep, shortened, irretrievable, bookmarked "closed," chapters, hours too soon, this rest business, arrested filed in an ugly grey metal file cabinet, in an unfinished manila prison with your other unimportant poems *the dark room universe populated by hints, shadows, voices, waiting, welcoming, mirrors on the walls unified in one voice deep, obtuse, demanding recognition "hither hither come"* forced march to a visitation, to the the parition, of your reflection, clearest ever seen, in the black pitch, uncovered by guise, feathers the clothes of normative pretenses, the man-made borderlines of preservation falsehoods *seen your own semblance, parts rearranged, uncanny, the mirrors are screaming: shameful lovely, this, our artistry, your apparition, now accurate, reflecting your under- lying condition, at last, an accurate portrayal, of your inaccuracies* do you find yourself attractive? this new balance, the unregulated pieces of you before your dissembling, discerning, dissecting eyes? *feeling the valence, an introduction, a physical magnetism any attraction any resemblance to the semblance that writes this s.o.s.?* answer us thus, do you up and like yourself unvarnished, grunge, swag, truth  trammeled, don't you want to kiss yourself goodbye, or better yet, fare thee hell? *go ahead, ask yourself now, that one question that prevents conception, from your inception, what is it that makes you exceptional?* don't you realize, everything about you ends in a question mark? *how dare you write poetry? you are the false poet, you live on the division tween artifice and self-deception, this, your only precept, and now that you are clarified, answer this, knowing you know nothing but artifice,* how dare you write poetry?
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 5:07 AM UTC
Knowing Thyself: Semblance & Valence (how dare you write poetry)
*dreams in colors that don't exist, and 'mares re dear sir, deadlines missed, wrestle~arrest poet, instant awake in the wee time, pouring liquidity, fluids and words, puddling, stinking, coming, from the always dangerous, always interesting temple inner inside, sanctimonious no more sanctum* this particular sleep, shortened, irretrievable, bookmarked "closed," chapters, hours too soon, this rest business, arrested filed in an ugly grey metal file cabinet, in an unfinished manila prison with your other unimportant poems *the dark room universe populated by hints, shadows, voices, waiting, welcoming, mirrors on the walls unified in one voice deep, obtuse, demanding recognition "hither hither come"* forced march to a visitation, to the the parition, of your reflection, clearest ever seen, in the black pitch, uncovered by guise, feathers the clothes of normative pretenses, the man-made borderlines of preservation falsehoods *seen your own semblance, parts rearranged, uncanny, the mirrors are screaming: shameful lovely, this, our artistry, your apparition, now accurate, reflecting your under- lying condition, at last, an accurate portrayal, of your inaccuracies* do you find yourself attractive? this new balance, the unregulated pieces of you before your dissembling, discerning, dissecting eyes? *feeling the valence, an introduction, a physical magnetism any attraction any resemblance to the semblance that writes this s.o.s.?* answer us thus, do you up and like yourself unvarnished, grunge, swag, truth  trammeled, don't you want to kiss yourself goodbye, or better yet, fare thee hell? *go ahead, ask yourself now, that one question that prevents conception, from your inception, what is it that makes you exceptional?* don't you realize, everything about you ends in a question mark? *how dare you write poetry? you are the false poet, you live on the division tween artifice and self-deception, this, your only precept, and now that you are clarified, answer this, knowing you know nothing but artifice,* how dare you write poetry?
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Recollected memory is subject to a host of ancient inaccuracies, where psychoactive crises are currently attributed to ghosts of a distant netherworld. Have you ever wrapped your hands around the power of a train as it meanders down the tracks of contemplation into the distance of realisation? How loud is the scream of the butterfly? I fully appreciate that there is a difference between visual and auditory senses, even though one may see with their ears and hear with their eyes. Can you taste the classical mantras of sanskritic language where vedic chants find solace in the bridge of the sitar? How phenomenological! I can feel your trembling pulse, my antiquarian partner of contemporary lusts.
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
The Presence of the Past
While there's no ink on any paper, No clicking of keys to satisfy the hunger of a page My mind holds the ink and the clacking Typing up inaccuracies Drawing conclusions Writing a fearful poem Drenched in black ink and woe.
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 9:30 AM UTC
Ink and the clacking
Wild poets stylizing beating the drum that must be heard: Call from the depths that ancient heart beat, Fill that genie *** a word. Snaking, Smoking, Slithering, abundant with passionate lashing, Tongue in cheek, match the beat, Feed our hungry hatchling. Unnerved by the dogged inaccuracies Plagued by the sources that know, Round about they seek the truth: No further they must go. To create a straight and narrow path Out of the circle you must come, Raised a glass anew, Darkness must be overcome. Nay, Nay, Nay, Nay Faith is naught with you, Belief comes from a higher power, It is not your job to rescue: For I am not lost. On the hill where our *father lies, Under a breadth of dew, he lays there and he testifies that he saw the King of the Jews. Find the beat again, Is it there, Charlie? Do you hear it in your soul? Rattling the cages of time, you seem so very controlled and you still have a very long way to climb.
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Jun 3, 2011
Jun 3, 2011 at 9:30 PM UTC
The Artist's Journey Pt. 1
I’ve never known a god, I don’t even know if god is real. Church choirs sing the hymns, Pastors preach the bible, But there’s so many of them. Written. Rewritten. It’s like the game, Telephone, We played when we Were little kids. The teacher would whisper A sentence into whoever’s Ear was to her left or right, And around the circle it would go, Reaching whoever was last. Then they would spew out The wrong sentence like a geyser That held words rather than water, And we’d all laugh because we Know that it isn’t right. The teacher would Tell us what she said, Then we’d all be upset. That’s not what I heard. We’d all think. And just like Telephone, All those rewritten Bibles must’ve gotten Something wrong Along the way. So why am I supposed To believe Historical inaccuracies About a man that Is allegedly omniscient, Supposedly righteous, And theoretically loving of all? Right now though, With your hand on my face, I can see now why people Hope for a heaven And a god And just someone to believe in Because I can feel All those things running through Your fingertips.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 9:16 PM UTC
Childs Play in Make Believe
Bathe in gray areas and be happy Sleep in the house of the academic Eat in the house of the fool Inhale the inaccuracies Let them reach your lungs Exhale the accuracies And dream of your truth
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Dec 14, 2017
Dec 14, 2017 at 2:43 PM UTC
Calm
White lies Morsels of truth, embedded in the main course of inaccuracies preying on rights driving on what isn't being told Injustices made to be light, weightless an insufficient souffle holding no matter but that's all a matter of opinion turning everything else "the black truth" Dinner table full of corrupt politics But, I'm not hungry
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 10:46 PM UTC
Soup's On
The Non-Subliminal Criminal High Priest of Hypocrisy The Diplomat of Draft Dodgery The Great Example of Paying Test-Takers The Loudmouth of Wealthy Fakery The Main Proof of Miseducation The Nanocrat of Non-Payment Potentate of *********** Sultan of **** Patronage The Grand Poobah of Poopoo The Big Wheel of Blather The Salesman of Bull-puckey High Lama of Skullduggery The Master Purveyor of Inaccuracies The Pride of Misrepresentation The Scion of Misdirection and Nepotism. The Black Knight of Spite. The Grand Lizard of Hate and Bigotry The Fomenter of Torment. The Master of Catastrophe The Master of the Quick Disaster The Worshipper of War by Proxy The Lover of Lies and Liars The Promiser of Pusillanimity The Handmaiden of Bribery The Worshipper of Massive Greed The Purchaser of Fake News The Dandy With Unseen Clothes. The Undead Ghost of the Capitol The Horrible Haunt of the Presidency The Embodiment of Embarrassment. The Shamelessness of Gross Shuckery.
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Mar 15, 2018
Mar 15, 2018 at 6:11 PM UTC
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
The Behemoth of my brain remains to this day never slain a constant drain on my mental faculties my mind is full of insecurities my speech slurred with inaccuracies but tactically I meander through the minefield my wit my only weapon without shield or protection for the beast that lies dormant waiting to escape the cage of my subconscious so I remain cautious exhausted from the constant battle the haunting rattle of chains that reverberate through my brain like an oncoming train but my feet are fixed to the tracks no time to relax gotta face facts it's me or the beast now released let the fear begin which starts within a tiny seed that grows with every thought or deed its only chance to succeed just you and me a fight to the death you steal my heart and my breath what have I left? one thought to survive the reflex dive as I submerge in water I just caught yer before you could commit your crime I guess.... at least till next time.
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 6:18 PM UTC
Behemoth
What is the evolutionary benefit of loneliness? How does a Darwinian thinker rationalize the disconnect between intro- and extroversion? Our world is generated by our need to feel as though we are together. Not alone. Not solitary. Not separate. Not disparate. Still alive. Still here. Still breathing. Still seeking the heartbeat as it thrums through our souls and echoes across a pillow into the eyes of a dispassionate and apathetic lover. “maybe love is just muscle memory a body next to a body you just react how you learned it the first time.” An empty bed full of two people waiting to believe, maybe love is just that. An empty bed next to an open window as curtains flutter and we plummet past the 23rd floor together. Hand in hand we fall through the surface and become a tuxedo with tears and bells standing in front of strangers without faces reciting lines from ancient vows written without words in the air that floats between us. And it goes Dearly beloved. Barely beloved. Barely here. Why do we pretend? sorry And it goes, Dearly beloved, We have gathered as a people around the need to find another with which to fall tumbling through a woven tapestry of inaccuracies, ineptitude, an incision to free us from our search. And it goes, I, the seeker, take you, my apathetic, beautiful witness-- to have security in knowing I am now tied to another. Not unique, but made to hold until our until our bodies run out of time and our sense of humanity waves to wither to dust to nothing to death to dust. And it stops--we transcend ourselves into melting wax and darkness while stars poke holes in our blanket of lies when we lay for our final sleep. We rarely go together, and when there’s time, we search again.
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 9:22 PM UTC
Vows
What is the evolutionary benefit of loneliness? How does a Darwinian thinker rationalize the disconnect between intro- and extroversion? Our world is generated by our need to feel as though we are together. Not alone. Not solitary. Not separate. Not disparate. Still alive. Still here. Still breathing. Still seeking the heartbeat as it thrums through our souls and echoes across a pillow into the eyes of a dispassionate and apathetic lover. “maybe love is just muscle memory a body next to a body you just react how you learned it the first time.” An empty bed full of two people waiting to believe, maybe love is just that. An empty bed next to an open window as curtains flutter and we plummet past the 23rd floor together. Hand in hand we fall through the surface and become a tuxedo with tears and bells standing in front of strangers without faces reciting lines from ancient vows written without words in the air that floats between us. And it goes Dearly beloved. Barely beloved. Barely here. Why do we pretend? sorry And it goes, Dearly beloved, We have gathered as a people around the need to find another with which to fall tumbling through a woven tapestry of inaccuracies, ineptitude, an incision to free us from our search. And it goes, I, the seeker, take you, my apathetic, beautiful witness-- to have security in knowing I am now tied to another. Not unique, but made to hold until our until our bodies run out of time and our sense of humanity waves to wither to dust to nothing to death to dust. And it stops--we transcend ourselves into melting wax and darkness while stars poke holes in our blanket of lies when we lay for our final sleep. We rarely go together, and when there’s time, we search again.
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Venus Mars and all the stars try to define my worth I am not in alignment with a line or a planet no symbol accurately sticks to me so I create my own like I created my name but I do not answer to it My heart burns and drips with ink and tar and I tell myself that I am stuck with their freedom to submit or conform to their standards or else face the consequences I am more than just stardust and recycled water but I know that my blood is not my own and the tears that I cry once belonged to someone else I am made up of pieces that aren’t all the same but they fit I am a recycled coagulation of dreams and flesh held together by the limits and bounds of the universe bursting at the seams with thoughts and possibilities inaccuracies and hypocrisy and so still I wonder what I am
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 7:03 PM UTC
The Twenty Minute Poem
knowing I will soon go soft on spiders my mother crushes an egg to keep it she says from choking (father he brains the head of what god could not squeeze into (brother invents a dead sister and with her laments the loss of the throwing arm that now predicts the rain
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 11:15 AM UTC
inaccuracies