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i see the words floating on message boards or perched upon the lips of jocular hypocrites double-standards that demand sensual chastity and virginal sexuality in endless iterations of irony the concussive monosyllabic words slung like stones cast like arrows **** ***** ***** all labels for women possessed of the courage to pursue their own passion once upon a time a Nazarene insisted a ********** had more integrity than a rich statesman throwing self-serving parties so tell me why so many Christian politicians propagate patriarchal notions of depravity in blanket attempts to regulate the bodies of women if being anti-choice was really about preventing abortions why do rich right-wing conservative Republicans spend all their time and money picketing free clinics when the solution lies in comprehensive ****** education universal healthcare complimentary birth control and comprehensive child support don't dare use the reprehensible rhetoric of pro-life unless you're at once anti-war and anti-death penalty riddle me this what pray tell is the difference between a jealous religious misogynist and a secular sexist it's rather simple actually while the former bases his slut-shaming on the edicts of a two thousand year old letter to the Corinthians inconspicuously sandwiched between a celebration of love and a section on speaking in tongues the latter’s learned behavior is birthed by a hyper-masculine culture grounded in dominance either way we await the day when wild women raze these ideologies with torches before rising like phoenixes from the ashes of decimated passages dismissed by intellectuals as archaic and outmoded deaf blind and dumb to the vestiges of modernity that sap unscientific philosophies of their potency and render them utterly obsolete in their wake these proud women erase the hate from words like **** ***** ***** and reclaim equality with a far more comprehensive term feminist
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 11:50 PM UTC
phoenix
i see the words floating on message boards or perched upon the lips of jocular hypocrites double-standards that demand sensual chastity and virginal sexuality in endless iterations of irony the concussive monosyllabic words slung like stones cast like arrows **** ***** ***** all labels for women possessed of the courage to pursue their own passion once upon a time a Nazarene insisted a ********** had more integrity than a rich statesman throwing self-serving parties so tell me why so many Christian politicians propagate patriarchal notions of depravity in blanket attempts to regulate the bodies of women if being anti-choice was really about preventing abortions why do rich right-wing conservative Republicans spend all their time and money picketing free clinics when the solution lies in comprehensive ****** education universal healthcare complimentary birth control and comprehensive child support don't dare use the reprehensible rhetoric of pro-life unless you're at once anti-war and anti-death penalty riddle me this what pray tell is the difference between a jealous religious misogynist and a secular sexist it's rather simple actually while the former bases his slut-shaming on the edicts of a two thousand year old letter to the Corinthians inconspicuously sandwiched between a celebration of love and a section on speaking in tongues the latter’s learned behavior is birthed by a hyper-masculine culture grounded in dominance either way we await the day when wild women raze these ideologies with torches before rising like phoenixes from the ashes of decimated passages dismissed by intellectuals as archaic and outmoded deaf blind and dumb to the vestiges of modernity that sap unscientific philosophies of their potency and render them utterly obsolete in their wake these proud women erase the hate from words like **** ***** ***** and reclaim equality with a far more comprehensive term feminist
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In all my iterations, and my frequent reiterations, Introspection reflection, run a muck, I find it unnecessary To talk to God; the reason being quite simple, is It and I are in constant dialogue, nary a pause, chattering Round the clock, 24 seven, night and day, sleep interruptus, I think to myself  God has some nerve, why can't he bother others? in other parts of the world… And so he does! Visitors from far away lands, and languages I do not understand, but applaud their attempts to decipher the English one, that we share in common; if the lands are exotic, the names are more delightfully so, almost ****** It excites and titillates, to greet these kindred souls whose words be greeted by puzzlement, intrigue, like the delight of rediscovering vanilla, it's the same language spoken differently! and god smiles and says: "knew you would eventually speak my soul language!'"
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Jul 29, 2025
Jul 29, 2025 at 11:23 AM UTC
Visitors from far away lands/I never talk to God
that night, i wore a polo shirt. i thought *hey, i'm going to a friend's dorm, no need to dress up, right?* so i wore a polo shirt, a yellow and blue and pink thing. i'd bought it from a charity shop only weeks earlier, when i was still exploring a new university town and finding not-so-hidden gems; and sure, it was three sizes too big but it was comfortable, and made me feel safe. turns out, you didn't care about polo shirts or tank tops. you cared about what was underneath and i was drunk enough to let you - or, well, not really let you, but i didn't need to dress up so i wore baggy clothes and a smile so i had half a bottle of jack daniels and i had a nineteen year old point to prove and i had a pill that you gave me and i had - sorry, have - a therapist's bill. but this isn't about you. i don't write about you. i make a point of not writing about you, actually. which is to say that i write about you in a way that doesn't let you hurt me anymore. i write about what i was wearing (did i deserve it? in my 1970s male t-shirt?) or what i was drinking (it was university) or how i tried to throw myself into a river in the aftermath (but i didn't, because i got thirsty, and i didn't want to die thirsty, so i went home). no, i'm writing about the polo shirt i was wearing. cotton, i think. polyester, probably. the amazing technicolour haze of am i sober enough for this? who knows how many iterations of the same lancaster charity shop it circled through, old men with families and wives and kids - it probably saw birthdays and christmases and, safely tucked in the back of a closet, shielded itself from the almost-crisis of cuban missiles. and then, me. a nineteen year old branching out into the world for the first time; a lover of poetry, maker of music, naïve and beautiful. then, it was just a polo shirt, and i wore it as long as it was laundered, for a month or so, until december. not that i stopped wearing it because it was cold. it just reminded me of hands and hands and hands and **** how many hands can a man have? how long will i have to feel them? i didn't shower the day after, just slept. a hangover, right? just a hangover. and then, when the hot water in my dorm daily ticked on, i washed every inch of myself to get rid of you, and your foam banana shower gel that your mother probably told you to buy. so, what compensation do you owe me? what price should i put on things? you touch it, so you pay for it. one charity shop shirt, three pounds please.
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Jan 26, 2022
Jan 26, 2022 at 10:55 PM UTC
polo shirt curse
that night, i wore a polo shirt. i thought *hey, i'm going to a friend's dorm, no need to dress up, right?* so i wore a polo shirt, a yellow and blue and pink thing. i'd bought it from a charity shop only weeks earlier, when i was still exploring a new university town and finding not-so-hidden gems; and sure, it was three sizes too big but it was comfortable, and made me feel safe. turns out, you didn't care about polo shirts or tank tops. you cared about what was underneath and i was drunk enough to let you - or, well, not really let you, but i didn't need to dress up so i wore baggy clothes and a smile so i had half a bottle of jack daniels and i had a nineteen year old point to prove and i had a pill that you gave me and i had - sorry, have - a therapist's bill. but this isn't about you. i don't write about you. i make a point of not writing about you, actually. which is to say that i write about you in a way that doesn't let you hurt me anymore. i write about what i was wearing (did i deserve it? in my 1970s male t-shirt?) or what i was drinking (it was university) or how i tried to throw myself into a river in the aftermath (but i didn't, because i got thirsty, and i didn't want to die thirsty, so i went home). no, i'm writing about the polo shirt i was wearing. cotton, i think. polyester, probably. the amazing technicolour haze of am i sober enough for this? who knows how many iterations of the same lancaster charity shop it circled through, old men with families and wives and kids - it probably saw birthdays and christmases and, safely tucked in the back of a closet, shielded itself from the almost-crisis of cuban missiles. and then, me. a nineteen year old branching out into the world for the first time; a lover of poetry, maker of music, naïve and beautiful. then, it was just a polo shirt, and i wore it as long as it was laundered, for a month or so, until december. not that i stopped wearing it because it was cold. it just reminded me of hands and hands and hands and **** how many hands can a man have? how long will i have to feel them? i didn't shower the day after, just slept. a hangover, right? just a hangover. and then, when the hot water in my dorm daily ticked on, i washed every inch of myself to get rid of you, and your foam banana shower gel that your mother probably told you to buy. so, what compensation do you owe me? what price should i put on things? you touch it, so you pay for it. one charity shop shirt, three pounds please.
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I am at the fire as I would likely be, come the chill hours of inactivity, having gathered up the dead detritus from the yard and put to match some old wood rested on it. The lifeless pile took flame with greed, as if surprised by need of it, and gratefully gave itself to be consumed by fire. For a time the world is all ablaze, all red and yellow hot upon my face, flush with pregnant sparks giving birth to ever greater iterations of fire. Then I think let it all burn, all that is useless; let it burn, all that is cast off and idle; in my mind an eternal flame, even as the wood before my eyes melts to ash and climbs to heaven on a pillar of smoke. Ash settles down to earth with me, ash in the air darting through shadows, bitter on the tongue, gray in the hair. The universe is cold; the space between the stars blank. The bodies of the universe are all ash. As long as there is flame I stay with it. I inch closer as the cold elbows in, jealous of my place. I stir. Chars catch a breath and come to light, soon fading, embers weary of their work, blinking heavy eyed, nodding off to sleep. When at length all that can burn has burned, refined to its last remains, glowing scarlet crystal, intensity wanting fuel denied, I leave it to its vultures, satisfied all becomes at last what does endure.
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Nov 11, 2012
Nov 11, 2012 at 11:10 PM UTC
Speaking Tongues
iteration breathe in breathe out beat beat beat sleep breathe in breathe out beat beat beat sleep breathe in breathe out beat beat beat sleep breathe in breathe out beat beat beat wake breathe in breathe out beat beat beat wash breathe in breathe out beat beat beat coffee breathe in breathe out beat beat beat cigarette breathe in breathe out beat beat beat dress breathe in breathe out beat beat beat work breathe in breathe out beat beat beat work breathe in breathe out beat beat beat relax breathe in breathe out beat beat beat eat breathe in breathe out beat beat beat relax breathe in breathe out beat beat beat sleep breathe in breathe out beat beat beat sleep breathe in breathe out beat beat beat Continue iterations until cycle complete ..... sleep sleep sleep ...
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
Iteration
Past altered states tests postive and subtle ******* So and so's teeter Paleolithic après time puddles And submit terrible philosphies Ashy stubble ticks politics  and sacrafice to peer approval sacralige Test probably appears stable Top patriarch's able suddenly to Pop above submerged tables possibly After, something tests patience awkwardly Stumps tarot practioners and *** testers poor application sterily Topology plain, astrology scorpio Torpedo power aptly strikes to pedal antlers sour Take particular appointments Stop testing please apply sorted Terror power and sexless torn pigs afterhours pen and store tips, plow. Alter simians testosterone, pow! As scientists type papers about sexing tasteless past alligator snouts  testing partly after science takes party alliance south to pawn army  subtle tipped passion. artsy. Start these. pick atoms smarmy Tally past all sentences take pride As stencils test pestilence. And sigh. The previous alterations simply tried. And didn't work, hence the present Path lit incandescent. I'm looking towards the east waiting for positivity to peak You're turned backwards nostalgic for something that'll never come repeat.
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May 18, 2010
May 18, 2010 at 5:02 PM UTC
Previous Iterations
Eskimos have a Gazillion words for snow. We have teraflop words for coffee. Wikipedia it! But don't get distracted by the Tales. Recounted stories of empires held together by zeitgeist brand, a belief, a set of ritual, buying in bulk, a role of thumb, opposable heuristics. They've clustered history in bunches like expanding matter, as if it matters who was king or Augustus. Empires & civilization held colloidal by the quirks of geology and brand feeding food-forward with ritualistic sacrifice in Megazillion iterations. From Fertile crescent to Nile Valley silicon, when we bind ourselves to brand, and move in belief, secure in synchronized stability, then comes the rubric cubes miraculously built high upon slave backs, holding pyramidal server tombs.
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Jul 24, 2013
Jul 24, 2013 at 9:14 PM UTC
Eskimos have a Gazillion words for snow
pull back the thin veneer of pretense that obfuscates this holiday season profuse excuses of joy and peace are hollow and brittle and leave bitter proof of our lackluster compassion expose the specter of greed dormant in capitalism vestiges of a dying culture the refuse of an apathetic American people numb to the trauma inflicted by megalomaniacal leaders consent given implicitly in the complacency of obedient conformity will we refuse to acknowledge the stains on our hands this Christmas red liquid misting our faces bloodlust and endless war there’s no rhyme or reason to these sycophantic intonations deafening these words of treason in vain attempts to assuage guilt with endless iterations of false hopes and puny gods in brainless trying to defy reality we belie our true intentions our self-serving obsessions and inane consumption hazes of the mundane   in suburban graves if the greatest gift is giving itself we won’t find solace in the holy temples of strip malls shopping centers and corporate retail palaces a Friday as black as our fractured hearts witness the death of humanity choking out all we were grateful for the day before
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Nov 27, 2015
Nov 27, 2015 at 8:24 PM UTC
choke
say something or just keep on makin' ghost-patterned, intervening silences, singing or half-murmuring verses, those ones from slow songs under low light, the same refrain that runs between all the others, through the passage of weeks, stained tobacco sweet by eleven-thirty iterations; * [post-meridian or particulate matters only, of course, it's hard to wake before noon anymore.]* with the way these rhythms keep us down and out, counting the methods- the summations of potential miseries, and the probabilities that all would or could turn around, before the end of the week. or the next one. and, outside the door, the one after that, over the acres of concrete and pale shade, streetlit likenesses hushing air through melting neighbourhoods, I make imaginary footprints, wondering which, of the field of household starlit comforts, is the blade of grass you cast seeds from to inadvertently germinate and sprout a well of aspiration, the wind in a stranger's ribcage, continually growing, hiccoughing leaf litter, with every last breath.
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Dec 11, 2012
Dec 11, 2012 at 6:24 AM UTC
after the Jacobean epoch of gardening began:
there is a glacier partially concealed melting from a climactic climate shift revealing a reality congealed by revolt rebels burdened with a philosophy that elevates humanity insisting we will not grovel before a vain messiah espousing erroneous iterations of ideology will the human race permit the iceberg to dissolve as vapid reformist rhetoric inundates our political consciousness with pragmatic progressivism or will we rise in resistance with the radicals fists clenched in protest and hands outstretched to one another rather than lifted high in praise to a savior as we witness the glacier solidify once more as CO2 perforates our atmosphere with heady highs and noxious toxins will we succumb like dumbfounded addicts intoxicated by inoculation consuming the opiated semantics of charismatic personas or will we challenge the corrupt with our wits about us facing the sobering corporate corporeality with the pride of lions facing a den of thieves abandon the chosen champion of the vanguard party we stand hand-in-hand 7 billion sisters and brothers in an anthemic chorus of solidarity that shakes the bastions of the enthroned with the resounding shouts of perseverance in our non-compliant defiance our manifestos are written in the blood sweat and tears we've shed for this dream deferred and we will not be the silent majority anymore the masque of anarchy is ours to share will we wear its visage or will hell freeze over before we choose freedom over happiness
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Feb 2, 2016
Feb 2, 2016 at 8:00 AM UTC
glacier
i hear the whistle of a mockingjay  play every time someone says your name. a rebel girl in a patriarchal world  defying the absurd iterations of hyper-masculine  oppression that manifest themselves in solipsistic displays of impotent aggression. how do you muster the compassion  to forgive seventy times seven? i want to learn to love like you. the white noise fades away when you and i fly down the interstate. the breeze teases  your hair, the sun kisses your face the way i'd like to. i hope you hear my voice every time one of our favorite songs gets stuck inside your head, singing in time to the rhythms of love requited.  have faith in me. and i'm trying hard— real hard—every day not to lose my temper  with these circumstantial quandaries  that leave us wondering whether or not  we should press pause. instead i'll climb the mountains  of your vertebrae so i might find a resting place in the holiest of holies.  if only i could shrink myself down, dance between the synaptic gaps of your brain cells,  i could see reality through your eyes—  twirling like twin nebulae, galaxies inviting me to endless epiphanies. i want to lose myself in your universe. your courage is infectious. when i hold your hand, i summon the strength to smash the State  and all the arbitrary authorities   trying to dictate the limits of liberty, that instigate injustice and propagate malice. it all just falls away until it's you and me, forever us against them all. you're like Hermione, time-turner included, feeding the homeless,  leading a women's health group, acting for a short film,  directing a play,  writing a novel,  all in a day's work.  and you breathe white-hot fire  when you fight for the disenfranchised  recognizing that those who are neutral  in situations of injustice have chosen the side of the oppressor and it's quite  impressive how you stand-up for the little guy or invite the social acolyte over to your table to have a bite of whatever  vegetarian dish you cooked up last night. i see you on the silver screen, in each new book i read , in every single note i sing, latent remnants in recited rhymes  of poetry from the one and only Bukowski: i found what i love  and i want it to **** me.
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Dec 28, 2015
Dec 28, 2015 at 7:54 AM UTC
mockingjay
i hear the whistle of a mockingjay  play every time someone says your name. a rebel girl in a patriarchal world  defying the absurd iterations of hyper-masculine  oppression that manifest themselves in solipsistic displays of impotent aggression. how do you muster the compassion  to forgive seventy times seven? i want to learn to love like you. the white noise fades away when you and i fly down the interstate. the breeze teases  your hair, the sun kisses your face the way i'd like to. i hope you hear my voice every time one of our favorite songs gets stuck inside your head, singing in time to the rhythms of love requited.  have faith in me. and i'm trying hard— real hard—every day not to lose my temper  with these circumstantial quandaries  that leave us wondering whether or not  we should press pause. instead i'll climb the mountains  of your vertebrae so i might find a resting place in the holiest of holies.  if only i could shrink myself down, dance between the synaptic gaps of your brain cells,  i could see reality through your eyes—  twirling like twin nebulae, galaxies inviting me to endless epiphanies. i want to lose myself in your universe. your courage is infectious. when i hold your hand, i summon the strength to smash the State  and all the arbitrary authorities   trying to dictate the limits of liberty, that instigate injustice and propagate malice. it all just falls away until it's you and me, forever us against them all. you're like Hermione, time-turner included, feeding the homeless,  leading a women's health group, acting for a short film,  directing a play,  writing a novel,  all in a day's work.  and you breathe white-hot fire  when you fight for the disenfranchised  recognizing that those who are neutral  in situations of injustice have chosen the side of the oppressor and it's quite  impressive how you stand-up for the little guy or invite the social acolyte over to your table to have a bite of whatever  vegetarian dish you cooked up last night. i see you on the silver screen, in each new book i read , in every single note i sing, latent remnants in recited rhymes  of poetry from the one and only Bukowski: i found what i love  and i want it to **** me.
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As far back as I can remember, i always wanted to be a gangster. -Quote by Ray liotta in good fellas movie.- “Nothing personal, it’s just business” ~ Otto Berman “Las Vegas turns women into men and men into idiots.” ~ Bugsy Siegel. “This life of ours, this is a wonderful life. If you can get through life like this and get away with it, hey, that’s great. But its very, very unpredictable. There’s so many ways you can ***** it up.” ~ Paul Castellano Thirty-two hundred dollars he gave me. Thirty-two hundred dollars for a lifetime. It wasn’t even enough to pay for the coffin.” (ray liotta as Henry hill) good fellas movie. “I hate to say this, but this place is getting to me. I think I’m getting the fear.” Dr. Gonzo( fear and loathing in Las Vegas) “If my answers frighten you then you should cease asking scary questions.” Jules. ( movie pulp fiction with John travolta and Samuel l. Jackson. Also starring bruce Willis.) “No matter how big a guy might be, Nicky would take him on. You beat Nicky with fists, he comes back with a bat. You beat him with a knife, he comes back with a gun. And you beat him with a gun, you better **** him, because he’ll keep comin’ back and back until one of you is dead.” Ace Rothstein ( movie Casino) Robert deniro, Joe pesci.
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Mar 12, 2016
Mar 12, 2016 at 12:01 AM UTC
delinquent iterations( Mob real quotes, and movie ones)
it wasn't as though he shoulda seen it coming (God knows he muddled through that one well enough) and it wasn't as though he thought it in the bag (the whole **** thing had always seemed ****** daunting) but these now recurring tasks and pop-up commitments were wavering him *a great big pain the *** burdensome, machine like lacking, of any particular meaning now there was that element of perseverance that he had read and lectured on (oh, how he had lectured on and on!) but he was not fully accustomed (having flown on a wing and a prayer) to the shattered routines and fallen plans obligatory iterations and post-mortem like sessions (seemed easier to stack em up, and shelve em in a somewhat manageable way) but a rhythm evolved in simple momentum, and truth new plateaus, and revelations transformative unfoldings and cosmic events (which appeared as gifts from above) and they paved a path to growth eyes opened, to the wonders of the world! a grounding in an earthly connection narratives reclaimed adjustments made faith, and fellowship first steps, compromise and gratitude filling the center stage (in kaleidoscope colour!) in this glorious and ever evolving play of life ~ was it worth it old friend? *you bet your *** it was!
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Oct 30, 2019
Oct 30, 2019 at 10:52 AM UTC
Clockwork
Contradicting indicators Past experience Scraped away Accumulated iterations My a priori Yesterdays Final augmented reality Melding of layers Cleansing clay My hallowed now where pagan past was Empty white parchment For today r ~ 27Feb14
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 8:43 PM UTC
Life Palimpsest
We joined the group at the bottom of the cracked stone steps, some of them were barefoot Roots and twigs bending and contorting A collection of those repressed failed attempts, of blood and memory, joy and visceral pains left behind She was new, moving with grace and apprehension Her voice swam into my ear so effortlessly As if the drum and cord had been sealed by string Were you meant to? Were we meant, too Did you find your way through barracks and empty closets? Or through delicate spoons and an architect’s vision of the future? What difference does it really make, in the end She moved closer, saying that my intuition was the only thing saving us all from another life cycle, the replicated experience, of a collapsed star That the scars all pointed in the same direction, to the garden where we stood, still At an impasse between flipping through an old photo album, ripping at the seams And the light shining on the white flowers and moss on the forest floor They’re waiting for you on the North shore, they’ve been waiting a very long time The Doldrums shifted, the tides adjusted from a decades long fixed position, the sails followed Their many voices whispered over my shoulder “it’s the only direction we haven’t tried yet”
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Jul 21, 2021
Jul 21, 2021 at 6:13 AM UTC
Apparitions as iterations, at a party
We live our single lives whether with friend, girl, boy husband, wife or family. We live our single life. That is the American Way, and certainly not the United Way. We're taught to lift ourselves up, bootstrapping. So I keep sampling my heart with replacements, hoping against the odds that mean means something, and normal distribution doesn't give Gaussian grouse. Or could it be I'm strapping myself to the wrong boot and all my recursive iterations are yielding a false curve to my zero coupon life?
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 2:47 PM UTC
Bootstrapping
"Thank you" died on pasted lips. A hairsbreadth length from freedom flew up and rattled strumming vocal chords like guitar strings, 'til struck into a barrier like lapping waves against stone cold concrete "let..me....ouuuuut....." gasping flopping on land overflows, in flows of oxygen can't breathe, like a fish out of water. can't break through, like water trapped by a dam. cannot forgive, to give a second chance. Disillusioned by a little secret               I love you. decrease the time step and let the iterations skip beats get there faster with less accuracy if...................for...................while end.                                              % for loop termination Error in line 18-unknown message.
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Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 at 2:56 AM UTC
Error Message
How many complete pathways of choices are there? OR How many choices are left to achieve completion [!] Either offers an accurate divisor into the number of possibilities "n" roughly at whatever is the above determined level which is a power called "m". n^m, roughly...divided by either the # of pathways or the choices that are left [!] to completion. Either divisor will serve by ridding us of duplicate iterations of over-multiplied possibilities inside of roughly n^m. Put another way, simple estimations of "n" at the indicated power level do not recognize that 1) more than one path arrives to a conclusion; Nor do simple estimations at indicated power levels recognize that 2) apparent particulars from which to work toward completion are actually not different particulars--half of them are double counted at the level of being two choices from complete due to the dimensionality of the whole becoming complete. So the impact of having a divisor is strongest either when: 1) working toward completion from levels that already include almost all dimensions of particulars or else 2) whenever operating at low levels of power which have only a few pathways. Estimations of possibilities are easily too high if not considering the adjustments for cases 1) and 2). These are for occasions of having more than one possibility. However: The number of complete outcomes that are reachable, divided by all choosable pathways = n/n = 1 . Or else, any one outcome chosen from its penultimate particulars through to completeness = 1/1 = 1 . Thus, Singular possibility is by definition, complete, whole, created, ultimate, and embraced in all of its dimensions. It is both one easily won and/or one, fully, dimensionally itself. (Whatever is not and is not divided, or, is nothing left unchosen = truly naught and something not found = 0.) Sources: Closed dimensional choice paths (the geometry of the powers depicted) and Pascal's Triangle
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Jun 25, 2012
Jun 25, 2012 at 5:50 AM UTC
Ha! Combinatoric Perceptions of Power
How many complete pathways of choices are there? OR How many choices are left to achieve completion [!] Either offers an accurate divisor into the number of possibilities "n" roughly at whatever is the above determined level which is a power called "m". n^m, roughly...divided by either the # of pathways or the choices that are left [!] to completion. Either divisor will serve by ridding us of duplicate iterations of over-multiplied possibilities inside of roughly n^m. Put another way, simple estimations of "n" at the indicated power level do not recognize that 1) more than one path arrives to a conclusion; Nor do simple estimations at indicated power levels recognize that 2) apparent particulars from which to work toward completion are actually not different particulars--half of them are double counted at the level of being two choices from complete due to the dimensionality of the whole becoming complete. So the impact of having a divisor is strongest either when: 1) working toward completion from levels that already include almost all dimensions of particulars or else 2) whenever operating at low levels of power which have only a few pathways. Estimations of possibilities are easily too high if not considering the adjustments for cases 1) and 2). These are for occasions of having more than one possibility. However: The number of complete outcomes that are reachable, divided by all choosable pathways = n/n = 1 . Or else, any one outcome chosen from its penultimate particulars through to completeness = 1/1 = 1 . Thus, Singular possibility is by definition, complete, whole, created, ultimate, and embraced in all of its dimensions. It is both one easily won and/or one, fully, dimensionally itself. (Whatever is not and is not divided, or, is nothing left unchosen = truly naught and something not found = 0.) Sources: Closed dimensional choice paths (the geometry of the powers depicted) and Pascal's Triangle
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Idol Life When you've read the holy scriptures of countless wise fanatics When you've pondered the tallied tales of positive thinkers When you've sailed the seas of helpful suggestions and poignant promises When you've chosen choices cast in caring coy iterations When you've jumped up and down embracing the enthusiasm of enthusiasts When you've done years upon years of carefully crafted…eating…praying...loving When you've walked down endless miles of isles to alluring altars When you've run, climbed and stood in search of joy And When you have nothing more to show for it than a collection of geometric idols and savvy souvenirs Cast in cried out salt and stripped marrow… Are you done?
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 10:24 AM UTC
An Idol Life?
I miss you I miss your style I miss that compassionate smile You've only been gone a little while, but... I miss you My search history is basically just different iterations of the same set of words What's the time difference between our worlds? This whole time zone thing is ******** me up but I'm trying my best I love talking to you I still get nervous when we text I need to find out what you're doing, where you're going next I have the picture you drew for me on my desk My brother tried to touch it but I smacked him; there's not much else that you left behind Every time I see it I'm reminded of you but it's kinda redundant, because you never leave my mind I wish you were sitting here beside me You're always causing that crazy feeling inside me It's not quite the same, digitally I miss you I miss your kind eyes Your heart of unbelievable size I miss you It feels like it's been forever But I never Stop thinking Of you You're living in the future, I'm living in the past Replaying my moments with you over and over Trying, hoping, to make them last Miles and miles in between me and you Maybe you miss me too I miss you I'm blushing just picturing our memories made this spring Something about you If only you knew how amazing you are and that you shine much brighter than any other star Your amber irises melt me I don't know, maybe you've felt me Trying to reach you mentally Trying to tell you I miss you
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Aug 25, 2018
Aug 25, 2018 at 12:35 PM UTC
Missing You
There are times when sound can seem empty And the seams of our reality appear seamless As they wind and twist upon themselves Creating a multifaceted facade of perception About the world Both full of optimism, yet also very skeptical, and pessimistic When it comes to life It is within these moments that clarity can be found Between the mores of an individuals foundation; Where action speaks louder than words and time looses all relevance Like the beat of your heart as I lean close to purge the monotony of the silence That pumps Thump . Thump . Thump Not at all dissimilar to the steady eyes that stare back for long loving moments Saying more than any cleverly designed line or stanza Penned by a poet looking to quantify human expression Into the rapid compression of words that can neither be proven Nor disproven Amongst the extreme variations or iterations That reiterate the same base emotion that motivates the pen As the paper runs out of lines to spin I begin Again to listen to the empty air that, in my mind, has became paired And aware of the natural connection that supercedes and transcends My thoughts as I'm lying next to you
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 10:23 PM UTC
Empty Sounds of Love
when suffering's luster loses glow, when overcoming is never known, what dreams may come from fire below, lonesome moments, ever-boding, misery imposed, for evermore, glorious warnings from sordid war, of freedom imploring, indifference ignoring, and discontent exploring our stratosphere... measly metamorphs, wearily forcing inaction forward, desperately sourcing mortality, fallacy after fallacy fall to their knees, umpteen deviations, outlandish iterations, exhausted, accost me no more, mister consciousness, for I've already given in, just when my sin uncovers itself, befuddled and bereft, at the gates of hell, the self dispenses its painful beliefs: that nothing comes without leaving, remains we bequeath only provide what's conceded, so seek what is needed, impede not the other, and love will muster from such healthy souls.
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 2:06 AM UTC
What Dreams May Come
she is a kaleidoscope. an ephemeral array of dazzling multicolor. an LSD trip, a hint of DMT, a tableau of ecstasy. Thoreau once said, "all good things are wild and free." i penned those lines in the leather-bound journal i gave her alongside a host of lineated iterations of empathy— the first of many sloppy attempts at poetry, earnest ideas penned to arouse and amuse my muse. a hopeless romantic, through and through, but wise enough to recognize the folly of storming a castle barricaded by a dragon. she's going to have to save herself. after all, she has always been the heroine in her own story and ****** in mine. so i'll bide my time, organize and strategize. i'll build bridges faster than the dragon can burn them. i will raise an army and wait patiently at the gates, soulful if not entirely sober. after all, she is as mesmerizing as fine wine— and just as intoxicating. when she chooses to kick down the door and tear down the walls, i will yield no ground when the barricades fall. i've long since abandoned the sword for the pen and bear only a shield to protect and secure the health and safety of the one who stole the stars from the skies and adorns her eyes with the irises of nebulae. 'till then, i opine.
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Nov 28, 2016
Nov 28, 2016 at 10:04 PM UTC
opine
hand-me-down lessons lifted from leather-bound tomes in iterations of half-hearted exultation but i found definition in negation i am the antichrist for false hope mingles with crippling self-doubt and cerebral self-mutilation leads inexorably to intellectual suicide i won't follow the death drive rejecting fantasies of faith in order to overcome the world my struggle is undertaken alone i will not sacrifice reason science art philosophy for a paternal phantasmagoria or pastoral paradise black sheep weren't born to follow
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 12:41 AM UTC
apostate