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What luxury to get mad about last night's basketball loss and watch the full moon descending at the speed the earth turns. Things could get worse personally and for the community. Bombings, killings, anomie boiling frogs and witches cursing. The changing climate, typhoons in the Philippines, volcanoes and tsunamis, WWII which I missed, Thanksgiving nor'easter, Easter twister. What abundance to fast or feast, your choice, stay inside by the stove or go outside, climb the mountainside. Live in a city or small town. So I raged at the coaches for their lazy zone defense like an alien in the bleachers unable to affect the outcome. When my sons came home I yelled at them too. What opulence to be angry about nothing of consequence neither stopped by the cops nor slipped on the ice.
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Nov 7, 2017
Nov 7, 2017 at 6:13 AM UTC
Jack's Time Out
Trade,Globalization,Terrorism and Corruption What's the difference? Each of us look at the world with open eyes yet with closed minds. We see the structures of society right before us yet we can do nothing to alter its existence Marxism, Liberalism, Elitism, lenses that see a point but not the whole picture The age of politics is over, the market comes to be our master I know some might argue over me in this, but hear me out still. The world we live in is like a senseless commodity Our natural resources is taken every day To create excess cars, excess food, excess everything The surplus is too much that its overflowing with decay Another thing is war, A place where precious lives are seen to be walking bags of meat. The preach for violence that could've created peace, and for what ? To protect the free world? where the rich sit in high places and some of us pushed down to supply their greed Globalization is a license, a license to what? A license to **** a license to invade other states without the use of soldiers to force out our will We become docile as people in their wake and companies are laughing as we speak. These corrupt figures ,conflict is their business, opportunity and peace is their excuse. Human integration is what they say and offer, for a better society they say. But look at us now, where is the promise of a future in the world today? The world terrorizes me, terrorizes the people who are willing to see and if I am in terror, what makes the system different from the loud bombs we hear when they explode. They only made ways to make the killings silent and the experience more traumatic. I'm sorry if globalization is a bad thing for me, but living in our country, globalization harms before it can give it takes before we can receive.
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Apr 28, 2018
Apr 28, 2018 at 12:20 PM UTC
Globalization
Trade,Globalization,Terrorism and Corruption What's the difference? Each of us look at the world with open eyes yet with closed minds. We see the structures of society right before us yet we can do nothing to alter its existence Marxism, Liberalism, Elitism, lenses that see a point but not the whole picture The age of politics is over, the market comes to be our master I know some might argue over me in this, but hear me out still. The world we live in is like a senseless commodity Our natural resources is taken every day To create excess cars, excess food, excess everything The surplus is too much that its overflowing with decay Another thing is war, A place where precious lives are seen to be walking bags of meat. The preach for violence that could've created peace, and for what ? To protect the free world? where the rich sit in high places and some of us pushed down to supply their greed Globalization is a license, a license to what? A license to **** a license to invade other states without the use of soldiers to force out our will We become docile as people in their wake and companies are laughing as we speak. These corrupt figures ,conflict is their business, opportunity and peace is their excuse. Human integration is what they say and offer, for a better society they say. But look at us now, where is the promise of a future in the world today? The world terrorizes me, terrorizes the people who are willing to see and if I am in terror, what makes the system different from the loud bombs we hear when they explode. They only made ways to make the killings silent and the experience more traumatic. I'm sorry if globalization is a bad thing for me, but living in our country, globalization harms before it can give it takes before we can receive.
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I always wondered why people judged others for their sexuality. Shouldn't love be just the words like "love is love". People should be able to express themselves thru words and actions. Sexuality is something others take for granted or even advantage of. If a guy comes out gay woman usually always say "the pretty boys are always the gay ones" or how men always come up to woman who are lesbian say "I can turn that girl straight in just one night". Or even hearing still to this day people are protesting on the street against gays and gay marriage. Today's society rather care bout brands, religion, race, and someone's sexuality rather than someone's cultural background and getting to know someone deep within. Teens who hide in the closet due to their families being against their sons or daughters for being gay become suicidal and the suicide percentages go up. People take deaths more serious than those who are a live and trying to make some of their selves. Rumors that are spread round by high school students bout someone's sexuality turns into harmful beatings, but the school system is too into themselves and care bout their job title rather than to take care of harassment and bullying. Celebrities who hide their sexuality then later come out are the talk of the town, then there is always that one person from paparazzi who screws with the news headline and puts lies into everyone in society and everyone believes what they see rather than to think outside the box that not everything they see online or TV is true. Parents who are gay are looked upon as to "who wears the pants" in the relationship, or "whose top", or even whose the "daddy or the mommy". Then the children who have gay parents become victims and are always assumed they are also gay too or just not normal in today's society. A lot of countries for example Russia abuses their laws against gays and soon enough fights and killings close to murders happen every minute of every second of every day. Even presidents in a lot of states and countries are against gays and try to pass laws made by the government which by then a lot more people hide behind closets. The world is more ******* up than people may think, if we just stick together and except people as they are then there would be equality.
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Jan 13, 2018
Jan 13, 2018 at 3:51 AM UTC
Sexuality
I always wondered why people judged others for their sexuality. Shouldn't love be just the words like "love is love". People should be able to express themselves thru words and actions. Sexuality is something others take for granted or even advantage of. If a guy comes out gay woman usually always say "the pretty boys are always the gay ones" or how men always come up to woman who are lesbian say "I can turn that girl straight in just one night". Or even hearing still to this day people are protesting on the street against gays and gay marriage. Today's society rather care bout brands, religion, race, and someone's sexuality rather than someone's cultural background and getting to know someone deep within. Teens who hide in the closet due to their families being against their sons or daughters for being gay become suicidal and the suicide percentages go up. People take deaths more serious than those who are a live and trying to make some of their selves. Rumors that are spread round by high school students bout someone's sexuality turns into harmful beatings, but the school system is too into themselves and care bout their job title rather than to take care of harassment and bullying. Celebrities who hide their sexuality then later come out are the talk of the town, then there is always that one person from paparazzi who screws with the news headline and puts lies into everyone in society and everyone believes what they see rather than to think outside the box that not everything they see online or TV is true. Parents who are gay are looked upon as to "who wears the pants" in the relationship, or "whose top", or even whose the "daddy or the mommy". Then the children who have gay parents become victims and are always assumed they are also gay too or just not normal in today's society. A lot of countries for example Russia abuses their laws against gays and soon enough fights and killings close to murders happen every minute of every second of every day. Even presidents in a lot of states and countries are against gays and try to pass laws made by the government which by then a lot more people hide behind closets. The world is more ******* up than people may think, if we just stick together and except people as they are then there would be equality.
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We live in a time of uncertainty No jobs Climate change Mass killings warnings of pandemics Where is our utopia where is our heaven on Earth 1900's we had San Fransisco's earthquake McKinley was assassinated First Nobel prize The Tunguska Event nothing as changed in my eyes 1910's we had Spanish flu The sinking of the unsinkable ship, the Titanic and World War 1 What else is needed to say about this decade nothing changed as the human race lived on 1920's we had Discovery of penicillin The great depression and prohibition 1930's we had Bonnie and Clyde Hindenburg disaster Discovery of Pluto Al Capone imprisoned 1940's we had World War 2 Mount Rushmore completed Big bang theory formulated Israel founded Nothing changed but who knew 1950's we had Castro becomes Dictator of Cuba Laika the dog goes into space Korean War began History never changed and neither will the Human Race 1960's we had The rise of the Berlin wall First man on the moon Vietnam War Nothing changed and won't any time soon 1970's we had First test tube baby Tangshan Earthquake Kent state shootings Elvis died 1980's we had Chernobyl Tiananmen square massacre Exxon oil spill Nothing changed and never will 1990's we had Oklahoma city bombing Princess Diana died Columbine massacre World Trade Center bombed End of the Cold War 2000's we had Hurricane Katrina Pluto reclassified Obama elected September 11th 2010's we had Haiti Earthquake Japan Earthquake Bin Laden killed BP oil spill England riots Brazil riots China banned time travel. We're only 4 years in. **** sapiens are nearly 200,000 years old nothing changed and never will
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Jun 8, 2014
Jun 8, 2014 at 6:07 AM UTC
Nothing Changed
We live in a time of uncertainty No jobs Climate change Mass killings warnings of pandemics Where is our utopia where is our heaven on Earth 1900's we had San Fransisco's earthquake McKinley was assassinated First Nobel prize The Tunguska Event nothing as changed in my eyes 1910's we had Spanish flu The sinking of the unsinkable ship, the Titanic and World War 1 What else is needed to say about this decade nothing changed as the human race lived on 1920's we had Discovery of penicillin The great depression and prohibition 1930's we had Bonnie and Clyde Hindenburg disaster Discovery of Pluto Al Capone imprisoned 1940's we had World War 2 Mount Rushmore completed Big bang theory formulated Israel founded Nothing changed but who knew 1950's we had Castro becomes Dictator of Cuba Laika the dog goes into space Korean War began History never changed and neither will the Human Race 1960's we had The rise of the Berlin wall First man on the moon Vietnam War Nothing changed and won't any time soon 1970's we had First test tube baby Tangshan Earthquake Kent state shootings Elvis died 1980's we had Chernobyl Tiananmen square massacre Exxon oil spill Nothing changed and never will 1990's we had Oklahoma city bombing Princess Diana died Columbine massacre World Trade Center bombed End of the Cold War 2000's we had Hurricane Katrina Pluto reclassified Obama elected September 11th 2010's we had Haiti Earthquake Japan Earthquake Bin Laden killed BP oil spill England riots Brazil riots China banned time travel. We're only 4 years in. **** sapiens are nearly 200,000 years old nothing changed and never will
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The invisible scar Of the patriarchy Hangs over us Masked by the shadows of tradition Concealed within Dazzling bursts of color Billowing skirts And spirited dancing Hot acid flung Scathing, searing, scalding Because weak men Cannot handle rejection Wed the one you love And bring shame Upon the family Honor killings Does ****** Bring Dignity? #JusticeforNirbhaya #JusticeforAsifa And now #JusticeforAiman Our only crime Is being female Yet fingers are still pointed At us At the length of our dresses At the makeup on our faces At the way we smiled How long Until we are finally fed up With a society That would rather A corpse Over a girl?
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 12:07 PM UTC
Patriarchy
... ***I've got a few visitors tonight; they're all associated with the wolf under my eyes*** I. *I've left loneliness to starve on a stone table, while jealousy can bleed me a lake; fear and I are equals, on the battlefield of fate.* "Pay no mind to the rebel." II. *Forked tongues recite wickedness; of all the shadows gaining power as the sun was slain. Black flames banish all that is golden, as darkness bent my silent skeleton; but it didn't break.* "I'm just some sin you committed...right?" III. *A basilisk waited for me at my chambers, it requested a lullaby, and a glass of iron wine. Who knew poison would be my new best friend? Who knew my company would be kept by an oracle of silver'tongue? Dead languages clutched my lively secrets.* "Every wolf gets tired of the moon at some point." IV. *And just like that; We were splintering at your wolfsong auburn poems at the feet of trees waist deep in misery you sat, head crowned in autumn's diseases. Witnessing you tilt your head to plant a kiss on the night's wings;* ***"Oh, it's ******* agony."*** *Watching your eyes harvest hurricanes love sinking in tongues of ebony sorrow. they don't belong to me you don't belong to me.* ***"I suppose I can't change the world but I will leave it colder."*** V. *And sometimes, love is just the aftermath of a tragedy.* ...
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Oct 2, 2015
Oct 2, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
Autumn Killings.
Dr.  King said “I have a dream”, But his dream suffered homicide in the streets of our nightmares. Murdered by the people who were supposed to protect us. 336 innocent people killed in 2015, because the police saw color instead of people, I suppose the color of their skin was more important than human rights. Because someone's melanin pigment spoke more to how people perceived them than did the color of their character. So much has changed, but we’re not done yet. There are still racists hiding behind screens, and cops who refuse body cams. The white man in blue suits killings brown kid’s dreams, murdering their moments and god **** Dr. King’s dream of peace and harmony dies in the eyes of every American citizen. You know things ain’t right when you are more worried about your boyfriend with cops than with drug dealers. You know something is wrong when walking with him at night is more dangerous for him than for me. You know there’s a problem when there are too many cops, not enough justice, Too many them and not enough us and.... Dr.  King said “I have a dream”, And.... So much has changed, but we’re not done yet. When there are still people like Sandra Bland, and Mike Brown, who die for no reason, then we aren't done yet. Because when people are more comfortable on a street with gun shots than cops, then we aren't done yet. When I still get looks for having a black boyfriend, then WE AREN'T DONE YET. We won’t be done until there’s equality, until there’s no more violence, it may not happen in my life time, but we aren’t done yet.
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Apr 22, 2016
Apr 22, 2016 at 2:21 PM UTC
Dr. King
Dr.  King said “I have a dream”, But his dream suffered homicide in the streets of our nightmares. Murdered by the people who were supposed to protect us. 336 innocent people killed in 2015, because the police saw color instead of people, I suppose the color of their skin was more important than human rights. Because someone's melanin pigment spoke more to how people perceived them than did the color of their character. So much has changed, but we’re not done yet. There are still racists hiding behind screens, and cops who refuse body cams. The white man in blue suits killings brown kid’s dreams, murdering their moments and god **** Dr. King’s dream of peace and harmony dies in the eyes of every American citizen. You know things ain’t right when you are more worried about your boyfriend with cops than with drug dealers. You know something is wrong when walking with him at night is more dangerous for him than for me. You know there’s a problem when there are too many cops, not enough justice, Too many them and not enough us and.... Dr.  King said “I have a dream”, And.... So much has changed, but we’re not done yet. When there are still people like Sandra Bland, and Mike Brown, who die for no reason, then we aren't done yet. Because when people are more comfortable on a street with gun shots than cops, then we aren't done yet. When I still get looks for having a black boyfriend, then WE AREN'T DONE YET. We won’t be done until there’s equality, until there’s no more violence, it may not happen in my life time, but we aren’t done yet.
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It's an honor To meet you It's an honor Not to see you die Honor Killings Aren't happy These dead people Used to be Alive
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 2:31 PM UTC
Honor
Everyday there are moles Lifeless rodents Strewn about like some cat massacre Sheba! Sheba is who brings theses gifts Hunting at night Leaving presents to be admired What does she think about while in this pursuit of mole families? Does she think? Once, I saw a mouse being killed… Today there were two Yesterday one Last week there were five on the patio I wonder if there are warnings out in the mole community? “Serial mole killings” they might say Do they fear the dark now? Dead moles, dead mice Just death
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
Dead Moles
IN LONDON LONG AGO PEOPLE WERE BEING KILLED AND THE PUBLIC DIDN'T KNOW WHO WAS JACK THE RIPPER YOU ASK THE BOBBIES AT THE TIME WERE ALL BROUGHT TO TASK A MAN NAMED ABILENE INVESTIGATED THE CASE HE AND HIS MEN BEGAN THE CHASE IN 1888 ALL THIS OCCURRED THE EVIDENCE AND SUSPECTS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN BLURRED THE KILLINGS WERE GRUESOME THE VICTIMS WERE SLAUGHTERED FATHERS LOST SONS MOTHERS LOST DAUGHTERS MANY SUSPECTS CAME TO PASS BUT JACK WAS NEVER CAUGHT WHO WAS JACK THE RIPPER NOW CONCLUSIONS CAN BE SOUGHT SO THE KILLINGS WILL REMAIN A MYSTERY TILL THE END OF TIME WAS HE A DESCENDENT OF YOURS OR A RELATIVE OF MINE
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Mar 1, 2017
Mar 1, 2017 at 11:31 PM UTC
JACK THE RIPPER
I cultivated the land Make offerings of grass to god No reward from above My brother gives him a lamb Receives holly reward Abel come to field I have something for you Violence is rampant Media highlights deaths Killers makes history Fingers are pointed Desensitized people This is our culture of violence Rise up against me Talk out of place I will destroy you, your family, your place You are just 1 more impaled I take pleasure from you pain 80000 dead Viad rules you Violence is rampant Media highlights deaths Killers makes history Fingers are pointed Desensitized people This is our culture of violence Take them from their land Whip them make them your own I am your master sitting on a throne Thousands will die to see the light Mr. Lincoln slavery is our right Your blood is needed time to fight Violence is rampant Media highlights deaths Killers makes history Fingers are pointed Desensitized people This is our culture of violence Now go and shoot up the schools **** innocent children Lets look at the problem Violence has been normalized Indifference to death Shots ring out, who cares, one more is dead Violence is rampant Media highlights deaths Killers makes history Fingers are pointed Desensitized people This is our culture of violence Stop all the killings This is our culture of violence Stop all the killings This is our culture of violence Stop all the killings This is our culture of violence ------------------- Written By Victor Timmons
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Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 12:45 PM UTC
Culture of violence
Oh enchanting stars Speak to me of your stories Tell me of the Bear's scars And how he earned his glories A family torn apart By the love of the eldest sister and a bear The father killing the bear causing them to depart Enkindling her to turn herself into a bear and causing despair Youngest, magic one, save your siblings From your once beloved sister Shoot your arrows in the sky and end the killings Turn each one of them into stars spawning a blister As any can see with an eye The story is forever imprinted in the sky
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 3:09 PM UTC
Ursa Major
HE lived on the wings of storm. The ashes are in Chihuahua. Out of Ludlow and coal towns in Colorado Sprang a vengeance of Slav miners, Italians, Scots, Cornishmen, Yanks. Killings ran under the spoken commands of this boy With eighty men and rifles on a hogback mountain. They killed swearing to remember The shot and charred wives and children In the burnt camp of Ludlow, And Louis Tikas, the laughing Greek, Plugged with a bullet, clubbed with a gun **** As a home war It held the nation a week And one or two million men stood together And swore by the retribution of steel. It was all accidental. He lived flecking lint off coat lapels Of men he talked with. He kissed the miners' babies And wrote a Denver paper Of picket silhouettes on a mountain line. He had no mother but Mother Jones Crying from a jail window of Trinidad: "All I want is room enough to stand And shake my fist at the enemies of the human race." Named by a grand jury as a murderer He went to Chihuahua, forgot his old Scotch name, Smoked cheroots with Pancho Villa And wrote letters of Villa as a rock of the people. How can I tell how Don Magregor went? Three riders emptied lead into him. He lay on the main street of an inland town. A boy sat near all day throwing stones To keep pigs away. The Villa men buried him in a pit With twenty Carranzistas. There is drama in that point... ...the boy and the pigs. Griffith would make a movie of it to fetch sobs. Victor Herbert would have the drums whirr In a weave with a high fiddle-string's single clamor. "And the muchacho sat there all day throwing stones To keep the pigs away," wrote Gibbons to the Tribune. Somewhere in Chihuahua or Colorado Is a leather bag of poems and short stories.
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Memoir of a Proud Boy
HE lived on the wings of storm. The ashes are in Chihuahua. Out of Ludlow and coal towns in Colorado Sprang a vengeance of Slav miners, Italians, Scots, Cornishmen, Yanks. Killings ran under the spoken commands of this boy With eighty men and rifles on a hogback mountain. They killed swearing to remember The shot and charred wives and children In the burnt camp of Ludlow, And Louis Tikas, the laughing Greek, Plugged with a bullet, clubbed with a gun **** As a home war It held the nation a week And one or two million men stood together And swore by the retribution of steel. It was all accidental. He lived flecking lint off coat lapels Of men he talked with. He kissed the miners' babies And wrote a Denver paper Of picket silhouettes on a mountain line. He had no mother but Mother Jones Crying from a jail window of Trinidad: "All I want is room enough to stand And shake my fist at the enemies of the human race." Named by a grand jury as a murderer He went to Chihuahua, forgot his old Scotch name, Smoked cheroots with Pancho Villa And wrote letters of Villa as a rock of the people. How can I tell how Don Magregor went? Three riders emptied lead into him. He lay on the main street of an inland town. A boy sat near all day throwing stones To keep pigs away. The Villa men buried him in a pit With twenty Carranzistas. There is drama in that point... ...the boy and the pigs. Griffith would make a movie of it to fetch sobs. Victor Herbert would have the drums whirr In a weave with a high fiddle-string's single clamor. "And the muchacho sat there all day throwing stones To keep the pigs away," wrote Gibbons to the Tribune. Somewhere in Chihuahua or Colorado Is a leather bag of poems and short stories.
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our lives are fraught with numbers so many fractions of a second faster in a race   most wins on record   best jury votes highest flight   deepest dive   most goals meters of rising sea levels millions of refugees   and more displaced tens of thousands  honor killings thousands of deaths with Ebola   millions of Zika virus victims next year billions of deficit or profit in import/export     or the stock exchange votes in elections    or for beauty queens polls    tweets   virtual friends  & followers likes on the social media    on hellopoetry we have been taught to measure our status our importance   and the significance of our lives in clicks of other peoples’ digital devices even our time has been reduced to numbers the digital has long replaced the comprehensive instead of the round dial that shows 12 hours     suggesting the duration of a normal day we have a punctual display  without the whole the cyclical has lost against the linear 0101010101010101010101010101010101 we all look forward to our numbered future no past  and very little present our hands on smart phones    homes    TVs     pushing a button makes things move     swishing a screen displays the world over all that we easily forget that we ourselves have been reduced to numbers     of customers for businesses     of voters for the politicians     of workers for the corporations     of citizens for our nations digital quantities we have become and if we take a global view we are part of the seven billion plus that currently inhabit our earth all of which do expect their individuality be honored  and their dignity respected numbers don’t  honor individuality they simply count the units items  or people  are for them the same it’s left to us to find a way that leaves the numbers in their place yet guarantees us dignity as individual members of the human race
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
the numbers game
our lives are fraught with numbers so many fractions of a second faster in a race   most wins on record   best jury votes highest flight   deepest dive   most goals meters of rising sea levels millions of refugees   and more displaced tens of thousands  honor killings thousands of deaths with Ebola   millions of Zika virus victims next year billions of deficit or profit in import/export     or the stock exchange votes in elections    or for beauty queens polls    tweets   virtual friends  & followers likes on the social media    on hellopoetry we have been taught to measure our status our importance   and the significance of our lives in clicks of other peoples’ digital devices even our time has been reduced to numbers the digital has long replaced the comprehensive instead of the round dial that shows 12 hours     suggesting the duration of a normal day we have a punctual display  without the whole the cyclical has lost against the linear 0101010101010101010101010101010101 we all look forward to our numbered future no past  and very little present our hands on smart phones    homes    TVs     pushing a button makes things move     swishing a screen displays the world over all that we easily forget that we ourselves have been reduced to numbers     of customers for businesses     of voters for the politicians     of workers for the corporations     of citizens for our nations digital quantities we have become and if we take a global view we are part of the seven billion plus that currently inhabit our earth all of which do expect their individuality be honored  and their dignity respected numbers don’t  honor individuality they simply count the units items  or people  are for them the same it’s left to us to find a way that leaves the numbers in their place yet guarantees us dignity as individual members of the human race
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As I sauntered on banks of Yamuna at night. I saw a man old, bent, with stick in dhoti white. Tardily, step by step as he came nearer to me. With joy I smiled as our own beloved Bapu was he. With tears in my eyes I asked, ' Bapu you are still alive! , those three bullets holed your chest, how did you survive? What happened to you? Where were you all these days? What you ate? How you lived? Now where do you stay? Condition of your beloved land is deteriorating day by day. Countrymen have left your path, they have gone astray. Your image, your killers are trying to malign and degrade. Berating your ways, encouraging means which you forbade. Hitler's advocates on chariots are traversing Nation's length. Day by day Fascism is gaining ground , gaining strength. Disguised as followers of Sri Ram, deeds of Ravan they do. Riots and killings are frequent, women and minors are targeted too. Terrorism nourishing on terrorism, cruelty at its worst. Targeting anyone, anywhere, time and again bombs burst. Once a land of peace, land of sufism, land of saints, now ****** Innocent souls being killed without restraint. Regionalism is being encouraged and taking roots. Unity of the Nation selfish politicians reduce and dilute. Corruption is increasing everywhere and in all spheres Even highest office of respect could not keep itself clear ' Passing his hand over my head he smiled and said ' I am just a spirit, long ago my weak body was dead. Daily with expectation I rise and daily with despair I die Daily my hope is shattered and daily with grief I sigh They may have killed me but now I live in numerous hearts They may write me down in history yet my message will dart. See this flag, colour saffron is dear to me, colour green I love. between them is colour white, colour of peace, colour of dove. Nation divided in three hurts me more than bullets three From casteism and regionlism country should be free. Communalism should not be allowed to raise its ugly head. With sword of constitution Fascism we need to behead ' Three sound disturbed the calm, beloved Bapu fell on the ground I went to help but Bapu vanished with words 'Hey Ram' echoing around Determined that this time his innocent blood will not go waste. I collected his non-violent blood in my pen like ink with haste.
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 3:08 AM UTC
A meeting with beloved Bapu(Gandhi)
As I sauntered on banks of Yamuna at night. I saw a man old, bent, with stick in dhoti white. Tardily, step by step as he came nearer to me. With joy I smiled as our own beloved Bapu was he. With tears in my eyes I asked, ' Bapu you are still alive! , those three bullets holed your chest, how did you survive? What happened to you? Where were you all these days? What you ate? How you lived? Now where do you stay? Condition of your beloved land is deteriorating day by day. Countrymen have left your path, they have gone astray. Your image, your killers are trying to malign and degrade. Berating your ways, encouraging means which you forbade. Hitler's advocates on chariots are traversing Nation's length. Day by day Fascism is gaining ground , gaining strength. Disguised as followers of Sri Ram, deeds of Ravan they do. Riots and killings are frequent, women and minors are targeted too. Terrorism nourishing on terrorism, cruelty at its worst. Targeting anyone, anywhere, time and again bombs burst. Once a land of peace, land of sufism, land of saints, now ****** Innocent souls being killed without restraint. Regionalism is being encouraged and taking roots. Unity of the Nation selfish politicians reduce and dilute. Corruption is increasing everywhere and in all spheres Even highest office of respect could not keep itself clear ' Passing his hand over my head he smiled and said ' I am just a spirit, long ago my weak body was dead. Daily with expectation I rise and daily with despair I die Daily my hope is shattered and daily with grief I sigh They may have killed me but now I live in numerous hearts They may write me down in history yet my message will dart. See this flag, colour saffron is dear to me, colour green I love. between them is colour white, colour of peace, colour of dove. Nation divided in three hurts me more than bullets three From casteism and regionlism country should be free. Communalism should not be allowed to raise its ugly head. With sword of constitution Fascism we need to behead ' Three sound disturbed the calm, beloved Bapu fell on the ground I went to help but Bapu vanished with words 'Hey Ram' echoing around Determined that this time his innocent blood will not go waste. I collected his non-violent blood in my pen like ink with haste.
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The human soul, as vile as bile, Savage Cruel disturbed infected and distort, The human soul, obsessed with foul style, Sinful confused mishandled and extort Devoid of ethical human feelings, Inflicted with raw sadistic hatred, Grotesque depraved dismembered killings, Ungodly occultism, unsacred Sickness requires resolute treatment, Stitches to repair ripped incisions, Reducing the risk of dismemberment, Catastrophe fractured by excision Ceased decaying crippled in dreadful despair Emerging from darkness, disturbed and aware. William James
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Oct 20, 2015
Oct 20, 2015 at 7:30 PM UTC
The Evilness of the human soul
Antagonism burgeons back bad blood. Compatriots, courtesy can cool contentions: doubly, disrespect demands decisive execution. Early efforts evolved fatuously, force facilitated farcical fighting. Gambling gents gleefully gored hedonistic harlots. Harassing ignorantly, igniting jealously, killings listlessly- liars lament momentarily. Meanwhile, monetary nuances of opulence obscure prime problems. Quarries quake running red. Remembering solitarily- stoic steeds stand silent, sending thoughts, unbidden, unbeknownst. Violence: we were xanthic, yellow years yaw… Zymotic.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 11:57 PM UTC
War
Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always a curiosity. An anxiousness to know more A curious mind stays restless, then an extra bit of effort is made to know more in detail about all that is happening. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always an influence of something in life. Particularly something in particular This influence can also be found in the line of action that needs to be taken Quite necessarily when the line of action is taken, then the role of influence can prominently be seen. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows a few things are always going to remain in store. Some among these few things include the following, bonding, mutual trust, understanding and also forgiveness. Bonding comes naturally. As we grow, we also realize the importance of bonding along with time. Trust comes after experiencing odds and difficulties in life. Forgiveness is for those, who believe that things can change for better, if trust and faith are put together. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always a hope for a better tomorrow. When the everyday news is filled with bloodshed, violence and killings, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows, tomorrow will be better, definitely much better than all what is going on as of now in the present. So never give up in life Work towards what you have set up as your goal, while doing so always hope for a better tomorrow.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 10:58 PM UTC
Hope For a Better Tomorrow
Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always a curiosity. An anxiousness to know more A curious mind stays restless, then an extra bit of effort is made to know more in detail about all that is happening. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always an influence of something in life. Particularly something in particular This influence can also be found in the line of action that needs to be taken Quite necessarily when the line of action is taken, then the role of influence can prominently be seen. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows a few things are always going to remain in store. Some among these few things include the following, bonding, mutual trust, understanding and also forgiveness. Bonding comes naturally. As we grow, we also realize the importance of bonding along with time. Trust comes after experiencing odds and difficulties in life. Forgiveness is for those, who believe that things can change for better, if trust and faith are put together. Here or there, somewhere along in the way of it's thinking, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows there is always a hope for a better tomorrow. When the everyday news is filled with bloodshed, violence and killings, somewhere at the back of mind, the mind knows, tomorrow will be better, definitely much better than all what is going on as of now in the present. So never give up in life Work towards what you have set up as your goal, while doing so always hope for a better tomorrow.
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The setting sun profusely showering  golden yellow over scattered Mughal ruins, dragged history of dead centuries in to their conversations. In Delhi history rocks one back and fourth as if  in a swing, when one sees own predicaments from different angles, realize, the role of a rolling stone in the incessant flow of time. In India past centuries, co-exist forming  a deep water pool, on the banks of which, the cities are made. this  pool makes its presence felt amazingly in contemporary life, you can see your face, and life itself reflected on its waters, --as if  walking on the shore of distant times; an exhilarating feeling, eerie too at times. History was a live  presence, all along with them, future loomed with  grievous air of uncertainty he and she, two lines drawn parallel (not by them but others, who know better!) over the busy today of Delhi gloriously old, yet decidedly new and an uncertainty vastly between. one easily gets lost in the labyrinths unless fully  imbued all this contradictory complexities. she said, in dreams she was a princess who fell in love with a poet penniless but sung his songs only to her heart, she never did want anything else she was blissfully unaware of the complexities of labyrinths, the king got furious, she said like some  parents of present times who don't hesitate a bit, to **** in cold blood their children who cross the lines killings in the  name of honor is on the increase every day you are informed. in the story of her nightmares it all ended in tragedy: the king without mercy hung the lovers, who preferred death than getting separated He walked back alone, making way through the ruins of past strewn with an agitating heart, here, the time is a still pool that refuses to flow, he thought between the sunset of past glory and an uncertain dawn he and she stand separated by a dark frightening night.
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Nov 14, 2011
Nov 14, 2011 at 11:51 PM UTC
In Delhi, amidst the past glory and ruins
The setting sun profusely showering  golden yellow over scattered Mughal ruins, dragged history of dead centuries in to their conversations. In Delhi history rocks one back and fourth as if  in a swing, when one sees own predicaments from different angles, realize, the role of a rolling stone in the incessant flow of time. In India past centuries, co-exist forming  a deep water pool, on the banks of which, the cities are made. this  pool makes its presence felt amazingly in contemporary life, you can see your face, and life itself reflected on its waters, --as if  walking on the shore of distant times; an exhilarating feeling, eerie too at times. History was a live  presence, all along with them, future loomed with  grievous air of uncertainty he and she, two lines drawn parallel (not by them but others, who know better!) over the busy today of Delhi gloriously old, yet decidedly new and an uncertainty vastly between. one easily gets lost in the labyrinths unless fully  imbued all this contradictory complexities. she said, in dreams she was a princess who fell in love with a poet penniless but sung his songs only to her heart, she never did want anything else she was blissfully unaware of the complexities of labyrinths, the king got furious, she said like some  parents of present times who don't hesitate a bit, to **** in cold blood their children who cross the lines killings in the  name of honor is on the increase every day you are informed. in the story of her nightmares it all ended in tragedy: the king without mercy hung the lovers, who preferred death than getting separated He walked back alone, making way through the ruins of past strewn with an agitating heart, here, the time is a still pool that refuses to flow, he thought between the sunset of past glory and an uncertain dawn he and she stand separated by a dark frightening night.
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Through the thunderstorms and mountains of an urban jungle. Luna met his lover. By sunrise, he has forgotten her name, and had to go, unknowing she has dissolved into him a long, long time ago. "In wisdom, Elohim created the world. So man may grow in spirit, another human was made from his rib and called woman. What was one was divided into two so they may know themselves better." Only in this separation and stranger distance, their delicate essential song. Consummated into the oceans as if for refuge. As he leaves the building to catch a bus home, he passes by a newsstand. On a business section: A Japanese company seeks to formalize commercial mass Whale killings for consumption.
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 9:37 PM UTC
Moon of the Sun
He was baptized in whiskey and gunsmoke aroma Took up with a Cherokee woman Quite friskey Down in the Territory of Oklahoma Tired of one too many killings He took his side iron off Wrapped it in its holster folded Inside a gun oiled rag Replaced it with his Mother's Bible From within his saddle bag Listened to that smart Indian woman Who said he'd hung around the Territory Too long And if we don't skeedaddle You'll be hangin' longer than you want Smartest woman he'd ever known She'd heard there's no law or religion West of the Pecos and beyond So they headed out to Texas To preach the gospel to outlaws ****** and poor Mexican Catholics Wrote off the Oklahoma Territory Baptists Whose thick hides hide drunken sinners Ridin' hard and fast her buckskin skirt Above her thighs Ridin' with a winner Dark hair flowing behind Ridin' hard to in his sight keep her Such beauty that could stir the ***** and mind Of even an old saddle preacher r
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 6:39 AM UTC
The Saddle Preacher