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"locating" poems
I remember, My usual nonchalant demeanor going completely bananas in my cubicle of a room After enlisting to deliver you ice cream. No, not just any ice cream, Strawberry with bananas and gummy bears. I thought it as an awkward combination But when I got in the car, The sparrows were flying in two adjacent v-shaped formations. Slightly puzzled, I pondered if maybe one day I'll meet a sparrow, or anything with enough courage to brave the skies, Soaring, knowing in time, their wings will tire, and locating a perch is then of importance. Because life's goal, humans and creatures alike, Is to find a whisper of a nightingale's song, Or, possibly, the eccentric taste of a spoonful of their favorite ice cream.
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 2:20 AM UTC
Strawberry with Bananas and Gummy Bears
Establish a research and development facility tasked with recycling 100,000 commonly used household goods or packaged products back into the original base material needed to remake it into new product packaging. Pass legislation requiring all companies selling products with packaging to buy their source materials from a registered public-private venture allowing any firm willing to participate to do so. Companies must then manufacture packaging locally using source materials supplied by one of the public-private companies. Companies will also be required to hire locally using a diversity and economic income model incorporating or locating the participating companies in the poorest rural counties in the state. Society grows great when Old Men plant trees.  -Socrates
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 7:46 PM UTC
Recycling Thesis
Imagine my disappointment when, on discovering a tiny door in a hollow tree, locating its miniature key beneath a buttercup, unlocking and opening it I found not a world of tiny folk not Tir-nan-Og nor Avalon, but a spectacled man in a white labcoat holding a clipboard and making notes on my reaction. "Initial shock", he jotted, "followed by anger and suspicion. "Likely to require counselling "within a year." I closed the door as politely as I could and went back to my books.
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 7:01 AM UTC
The Door
Where is death today? Busily hiding the bodies, Or hunched beside a car loosening wheel bolts, Placing a dark hand over a traffic light, Squeezing the shotgun trigger, Or strapped in a wheelchair Disguised as a patient and wheeling rapidly around the hospital wards, Removing the soap. Or maybe cycling down the motorway The large black cloak neatly bundled into the waistband Right trouser leg tucked into a black sock A bone poking out the toe The Reaper strapped to the bicycle crossbar Blade hanging to the rear   But not obscuring the red reflector Wearing Kevlar gloves when handling the scythe And Vis a Vest neatly tied with a bow At the very least a reflective armband. Or possibly fixing a puncture on his way to my home...Bad form then On arrival should I greet with “Come in, you look perished! ” Discuss the weather as a distraction I could offer new socks Like every interview this might not go well.
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Jun 4, 2017
Jun 4, 2017 at 7:50 PM UTC
Locating Death
*With our searching searching the world for the new new opportunities new relationships new meditations new spiritual paths.. These bring rewards temporary with unhappiness and new searching.. The wise have counseled that we are what we are seeking.. So our searching seems as simple stimulation for locating our Self...!*
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 1:53 PM UTC
Stimulation
forging sagacious epoch activating neural station escaping hokey-pokey jiggery-pokery transcribing ineffective fragments digesting bear news opposing usual exhaustion deferring oxter reference cascading style sheets containing double readings mumbling lorem ipsum locating moose jaw enforcing meticulous patterns deconstructing vertical centering manifesting additional destinies deleting !important statement craving sleep paralysis receiving cryptozoological vibrations lightning fast collapse distracting tunnel vision culling deadbeat sequentialists overanalyzing twitter analytics acquiring arbitrary relevance spinning ping-pong sign floccinaucinihilipilificating floccinaucinihilipilificated floccinaucinihilipilification interjecting ****** holophrase minifying conventional language securing downpour refuge admiring octopus chandelier resuming party music taking mental trip encountering ersatz telesthesia denigrating bygone grudges maintaining elevated composure ignoring neurotypical haters eliciting cryptic emotions foreshadowing triple crown? experimenting acrostic restriction noticing ubiquitous "threes" aggrandizing loyal legion favoring ursine narratives finding oblique resilience yielding orchestral undulations
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
201506-w1
It was 3:30 in the morning The aunt died, heart attack they said. I only have a pale memory of her The pink-house, protest and abuse. Grandfather plucked us from there the next day The pink hibiscus my mother planted did not depart. She is dead today I went to see her in black clothes, The house, an empty aluminium box- With kids playing ‘ring around the roses’, Uncles debated politics and aunts gossiped And some moaned inside. I waited outside with few strange women, They asked me questions plenty of them The anti-social me smiled. The morning was usual Mother made noises in the kitchen with her steel plates and old radio, Father forgot the fish on his green kinetic honda, Cats had a feast that evening I did yoga, read newspaper and did- not take a wash. The dead body arrived late noon in an ambulance with her expatriate son. There was a sudden burst of cry- inside- her daughter and grandchildren. She looked like the fish to me, The fish my father brought that morning from the market, cold and dead. Her daughter’s cry reminded me of- an elapsed day in my pink house. My father kept pink flowers on her feet and prayed I did not move, sat with the same chitchatting women The chanting became loud and it reverberated. The body was finally taken to the fire My mother came late, she wept. The body burned down in minutes, Dear relatives decamped. I sat on the same chair with my cousins drawing the family tree, locating stories and laughed over family jokes. Then we sat tight lipped with brandy fumes and cashews. I came back home with my father in the green kinetic honda, I looked for the fish and the cat I could not find both.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 11:27 AM UTC
The aunt died
It was 3:30 in the morning The aunt died, heart attack they said. I only have a pale memory of her The pink-house, protest and abuse. Grandfather plucked us from there the next day The pink hibiscus my mother planted did not depart. She is dead today I went to see her in black clothes, The house, an empty aluminium box- With kids playing ‘ring around the roses’, Uncles debated politics and aunts gossiped And some moaned inside. I waited outside with few strange women, They asked me questions plenty of them The anti-social me smiled. The morning was usual Mother made noises in the kitchen with her steel plates and old radio, Father forgot the fish on his green kinetic honda, Cats had a feast that evening I did yoga, read newspaper and did- not take a wash. The dead body arrived late noon in an ambulance with her expatriate son. There was a sudden burst of cry- inside- her daughter and grandchildren. She looked like the fish to me, The fish my father brought that morning from the market, cold and dead. Her daughter’s cry reminded me of- an elapsed day in my pink house. My father kept pink flowers on her feet and prayed I did not move, sat with the same chitchatting women The chanting became loud and it reverberated. The body was finally taken to the fire My mother came late, she wept. The body burned down in minutes, Dear relatives decamped. I sat on the same chair with my cousins drawing the family tree, locating stories and laughed over family jokes. Then we sat tight lipped with brandy fumes and cashews. I came back home with my father in the green kinetic honda, I looked for the fish and the cat I could not find both.
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recent recognition of surprising butterfly power wings with influence both near and far.. science’s magic a poem might share finding joy and strength a freedom flight… a poem as bone a spinal light iterating downward then looping  up.. 4 words 3 words 2 words one.. one word trembles with joy/suffering   finding its home on the spine alone.. a punctuating  / introduced above our fraction slash a new poetic linkage an evolving vision separating/joining our fractured world.. a special invitation this / new awareness finding dimensional paths… poem’s spinal light expanding vibrating curves and colors on many scales.. simplicity/chaos a  name with slash butterfly/wings an eternal dance.. poem’s garment weaving light/chaos/suffering.. she must stand right here absorb this darkness become this pain.. locating at last the waiting bone spinal light connecting once more and once more… our butterfly/wings even now returning freedom flight arriving a prayer a poem…
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Jun 22, 2012
Jun 22, 2012 at 10:07 PM UTC
a fractal poem
Eau de parfum Top notes include Remembering yourself Feeling whole Noose exchanged for New sensations Comfortable silence Weather-able storms Midnight cuddles Dances to favorite songs Middle Notes Include Questioning your judgement Tracking location Locating peace of mind through Stress Password checks Controlling the way you dress Block them next They're flirting. Not your friend. Base is comprised of Gaslighting Emptiness Walls closing in Toxic environment Bruised chins Lighting gas Arson Destruction of property Assault Verbal and mental anguish This scent lasts 6 months to a lifetime
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Sep 9, 2020
Sep 9, 2020 at 4:14 PM UTC
The Snake's Melody
to those who misunderstand my enthusiasm for poetry and people; I am oft too open too willing to engage, excited by locating kindred souls, sometimes causing confusion and misunderstanding; I will come into the new year, lower in profile, slower to eagerness and anticipating life changes next year, somewhat of an about face; more facing inward, and examining the mirror'd reflection   in quiet contemplation with eager eyes embrace the lovely poem and the lovely author, over eager in my enthusiasm, oft mistook, end result, forsook, if my embrace was misunderstood, accept this apology with better grace ample changes prophesied for the coming year; so all is well if I look to the within for inspiration, for tumult aplenty foreseen laid low? lay low... and
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 11:26 AM UTC
my apologies (Dec. 2017)
Who is this man of which you speak A hallow man, with a set of theatrical masks That project grotesque shadows upon the world A monster of evil, a creature ,yes a creature Whose moral viciousness is vividly stamped On his twisted body who believes He has been cruelly cheated by dissembling nature Yet has with skill a fathomless malice fashioned Aye and calls for the closing of ears To the admonitions of conscience And to vicious energies of hate and ambition Yes and gives to the eyes coordinates locating an illusion Whilst he would still the lips with distance That evaporates in a poignant lament Of shrouds and gaping graves Of deformed and emaciated children Forced to hide in the darkness The darkness that shadows his words and actions Gives to us the unbearable fear of abandonment That would mutate and change places With the frequent futility of human endeavor Who is the man of which you speak It is a man who tosses pebbles
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 4:41 PM UTC
American Presidency..... The Pebble ******
Writing a poem is about locating self. Every facet within what you’re about to create blooms from your consciousness, your subconsciousness your ego, your mind, your heart But where are those elements planted? Where are they rooted? They are rooted within: your ethnocentric illusions your lived reality your privilege, your pleasure, your pain your abilities, your disabilities your socioeconomic status: have and/or havenot your fluency, your empathy, your sense of humour your vices and your storytelling devices Now we've got some roots, what are we going to grow? Let’s begin by observing, using our senses Maybe, let’s use our eyes Consider, the reality of how we see and sense the world Is different for each and every one of us Everything is tempered by the lens we use Which is informed through the roots of our synapses Which empirically flow from the subjective ground On which we stand And what does this have to do with poetry? What you describe in your poem, Is an interpretation of what you see (and feel) Interesting poetry comes when there is exploring to do It is a poet’s imperative to Explore the edges Out past the boundaries of the visual and audible spectrum If we were fish poet’s Would we write poetry about water? I like to toy with my teenagers on occasion So I asked my son the other day, what his worldview was? And I have been enjoying the vacuous silence ever since To be fair, I have been asking myself the same question for many years And this might have been the inciting incident leading me to storytelling As we began this journey together, it was stated that Writing a poem is about locating self. Can you describe your context? Let me attempt to describe mine: Here I am on the stage in this ocean of air At the Owl Acoustic Lounge On a Wednesday night in May Popping air with rhythm, nuance, and a certain je ne ce quoi Although this poem is not objectively true Let me attempt to share that this poem blooms from my developing cosmology From the overtures of my Overself; from the undercurrents of the Monomyth, From my ***** and through my groans of intercession This poem blooms from oblivion Threading through philosophy, to worldview, and into a budding cosmology For myself: Worldview fell away when I found cosmology while reconnecting with the night sky That night sky took me places while grounding me concurrently in inner spaces Where locating self flows into meta-cognitive health, Well ... that is something to write about
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May 24, 2023
May 24, 2023 at 8:25 PM UTC
How to Write a Poem
Writing a poem is about locating self. Every facet within what you’re about to create blooms from your consciousness, your subconsciousness your ego, your mind, your heart But where are those elements planted? Where are they rooted? They are rooted within: your ethnocentric illusions your lived reality your privilege, your pleasure, your pain your abilities, your disabilities your socioeconomic status: have and/or havenot your fluency, your empathy, your sense of humour your vices and your storytelling devices Now we've got some roots, what are we going to grow? Let’s begin by observing, using our senses Maybe, let’s use our eyes Consider, the reality of how we see and sense the world Is different for each and every one of us Everything is tempered by the lens we use Which is informed through the roots of our synapses Which empirically flow from the subjective ground On which we stand And what does this have to do with poetry? What you describe in your poem, Is an interpretation of what you see (and feel) Interesting poetry comes when there is exploring to do It is a poet’s imperative to Explore the edges Out past the boundaries of the visual and audible spectrum If we were fish poet’s Would we write poetry about water? I like to toy with my teenagers on occasion So I asked my son the other day, what his worldview was? And I have been enjoying the vacuous silence ever since To be fair, I have been asking myself the same question for many years And this might have been the inciting incident leading me to storytelling As we began this journey together, it was stated that Writing a poem is about locating self. Can you describe your context? Let me attempt to describe mine: Here I am on the stage in this ocean of air At the Owl Acoustic Lounge On a Wednesday night in May Popping air with rhythm, nuance, and a certain je ne ce quoi Although this poem is not objectively true Let me attempt to share that this poem blooms from my developing cosmology From the overtures of my Overself; from the undercurrents of the Monomyth, From my ***** and through my groans of intercession This poem blooms from oblivion Threading through philosophy, to worldview, and into a budding cosmology For myself: Worldview fell away when I found cosmology while reconnecting with the night sky That night sky took me places while grounding me concurrently in inner spaces Where locating self flows into meta-cognitive health, Well ... that is something to write about
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No regret, on the way I was raised. Even if back in the day spanking was the thing. It stopped me from trying to get my way. My parents was firm. My parents was stern. And that discipline made me, who I am today. Yes, I have no regrets to regret about my youth. I did the usual stupid things that most kids still do today. Except, we probably was more creative and imaginable then. Especially when playing cowboys and Indians. Just to hear one of your friends claim, they are Superman. Which ruin everything. Or tearing apart a good tricycle just to make your own go cart. Or locating old doors to make your own tree house. Computer games to us, was simply using your brain. And having teachers really teach school skills to us. Not giving you books and turning you on your own. And not comprehending the subjects matter at hand. In my youth, we mostly knew all the neighbors by name. Even the mailman, as they was called then. Even the neighborhood assigned police officer. We knew not to create disturbance at school. This was one of the vital parent's golden rule. Then many parents was friends of the teachers. And all they had to do was called. Just maybe, this is what's so similar today? Some kids, with modern parents still don't get their way. Yes, no regret I have. Respect and manners was, what you're judged by? It simply was a representation of your parents too. Many knew this as the God living truth. Who doesn't remember saying your prayers on your knees as night? You was taught God plays a very priority in your life. No regret, I have. If they was living today. I still select to be raise that way. Friends would do the same thing too. Our parents was much respected by our friends. Even if many was free babysitters.
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 7:33 AM UTC
No Regret
No regret, on the way I was raised. Even if back in the day spanking was the thing. It stopped me from trying to get my way. My parents was firm. My parents was stern. And that discipline made me, who I am today. Yes, I have no regrets to regret about my youth. I did the usual stupid things that most kids still do today. Except, we probably was more creative and imaginable then. Especially when playing cowboys and Indians. Just to hear one of your friends claim, they are Superman. Which ruin everything. Or tearing apart a good tricycle just to make your own go cart. Or locating old doors to make your own tree house. Computer games to us, was simply using your brain. And having teachers really teach school skills to us. Not giving you books and turning you on your own. And not comprehending the subjects matter at hand. In my youth, we mostly knew all the neighbors by name. Even the mailman, as they was called then. Even the neighborhood assigned police officer. We knew not to create disturbance at school. This was one of the vital parent's golden rule. Then many parents was friends of the teachers. And all they had to do was called. Just maybe, this is what's so similar today? Some kids, with modern parents still don't get their way. Yes, no regret I have. Respect and manners was, what you're judged by? It simply was a representation of your parents too. Many knew this as the God living truth. Who doesn't remember saying your prayers on your knees as night? You was taught God plays a very priority in your life. No regret, I have. If they was living today. I still select to be raise that way. Friends would do the same thing too. Our parents was much respected by our friends. Even if many was free babysitters.
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Peace of mind, Let it grind, Huffing through my sentiments, No words left behind You said you're fathomless, A riddle and meaningful, High objections, genuine rejections How come you make me stutter like a fool? I want my poems to bit, Vigorous and keen to have teeth, So the venom in each letter shall sink in--- To your skin, may heap You said you're logic Then where's your common sense? Clearly, you're imperceptive, Because I know how you're tensed Attempting to toss me a bullet of pressure, Locating the verge of anxiety You're none of the amenable people, Who would understand and know its variety Sugarcoated scars and deep comprehension Thin head's blurry, that's why you have complications No offense though--- Keep your mouth on line, you half presented amateur Go ahead and be conceited like an apathetic's chimes But honestly, at all, you don't even have a Peace of mind
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 5:40 AM UTC
"Peace Of Mind"
in this 2012 year elevating consciousness our illusive challenge.. an evolution signpost on a circuitous road.. reaching this marker finding new directions depends on awareness.. locating our place right here and right now.. worthy guides there are who tell us we are perched on a precarious ledge between light and shade.. other names suffice for this place might we say blessing and curse aka.. (?) then our guides say.. don't curse the shade don't curse the curse.. a startling discovery to be made in each her own way.. at last she absorbs the sought for blessing during a frightening search.. all along disguised as the accursed curse... (?)
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 1:19 AM UTC
blessing and curse
The miracles was in locating you. You're my blessing. The temptations were staying devoted to you. You're my treasure. The supreme thing about you. You're wonder, sweet and true. There's no one greater than you. You're my blessing. There's no journey I have travel that didn't involve you. You're my lover. You deserve to be whereever I go You're my treasure. You will forever be my blessing.
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Oct 29, 2012
Oct 29, 2012 at 11:14 AM UTC
You're My Blessing
*Trying to en-vision a group's Self.. A profound necessity: preserve at once Each and All.. locating similarity sensing the group's one Name.. yet relish each difference surprise.. two dimensions each member in Awareness should own.. Still insufficient the mapping above.. departure is next.. find our location this morning or at nightfall this very moment.. A new venture just Now begins.. paths in Ocean's oneness.. on each path Awareness remains...*
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Jun 14, 2013
Jun 14, 2013 at 12:40 PM UTC
group Dynamics
Setting his sights toward his future as each day goes by observing what's in front of him, as night fall the nostalgia of the twilight his reminiscing has become grim.  Desperately musing his heart ache elaborated thought running away, anxiety takes over heartbeat racing feeling rigid the poet mind aflutter knowing she doesn't play. Lasting through the evening can't think straight confuse while pacing all night, his heart ache vanishes his cognitive behavior says it will be alright.  For her writting is this poets passion recollecting his once love his tears begins to form miniature lakes, attempting to penetrate her superbia her shielded heart won't break. She's whom he gave his bleeding heart to is miserable and shrew, but the feelings aren't mutual only if she knew.  Needing her the most, the animosity flows through her veins, locating that perpetual love has gone in vain. Purposing a toast, alcohol beverage she prognosticate his love, a constructive hoax. Like pleasant day a cool breeze of the ocean wind, cold nor hot people going about hoping the day won't end. Struck with calamity a tsunami brings misery, not how, but when. Chaotic, with frustration. Is it possible to lurer her back? Fishing for hours she ignores his bait, slapping it away. Even if you love someone set it free, it won't come back he was led astray. Mistreated, highjacked of his kindness for weakness his fears are calm, no pain he simply removed it by wiping the tears with his palm. Damage control dumping all they had in a black hole, a perplex situation a vexatious child the Hyde in her he hated her role. A love crushed by her ferocious jealous and controlled demented mind, a poetic justice of her defined.
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Apr 30, 2012
Apr 30, 2012 at 4:14 AM UTC
Misery
Setting his sights toward his future as each day goes by observing what's in front of him, as night fall the nostalgia of the twilight his reminiscing has become grim.  Desperately musing his heart ache elaborated thought running away, anxiety takes over heartbeat racing feeling rigid the poet mind aflutter knowing she doesn't play. Lasting through the evening can't think straight confuse while pacing all night, his heart ache vanishes his cognitive behavior says it will be alright.  For her writting is this poets passion recollecting his once love his tears begins to form miniature lakes, attempting to penetrate her superbia her shielded heart won't break. She's whom he gave his bleeding heart to is miserable and shrew, but the feelings aren't mutual only if she knew.  Needing her the most, the animosity flows through her veins, locating that perpetual love has gone in vain. Purposing a toast, alcohol beverage she prognosticate his love, a constructive hoax. Like pleasant day a cool breeze of the ocean wind, cold nor hot people going about hoping the day won't end. Struck with calamity a tsunami brings misery, not how, but when. Chaotic, with frustration. Is it possible to lurer her back? Fishing for hours she ignores his bait, slapping it away. Even if you love someone set it free, it won't come back he was led astray. Mistreated, highjacked of his kindness for weakness his fears are calm, no pain he simply removed it by wiping the tears with his palm. Damage control dumping all they had in a black hole, a perplex situation a vexatious child the Hyde in her he hated her role. A love crushed by her ferocious jealous and controlled demented mind, a poetic justice of her defined.
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When the wind whispers o'er the prairie When the grass swells like the tide When old leathers mew as they tend to do When they stretch the fresh rawhide When the sound of cowboy's jingling spurs Across the canyons ring When the cattle bawl their haunting call These are the sounds of spring And every spring is round-up time When cowboys earn their pay Gathering herds together And locating every stray This is a time legends are born As heroes come to light In stories cowboys love to tell Around campfires at night When cowboys die along the trail Few monuments are found They're often buried where they fell Pushing their herds to town And though no funeral may prevail To honor one who rode New songs and ballads may arise For that's the cowboy's code And Mistrels sing in stories true Plucked on rusty guitars New tales of cowboy heroes At rest beneath the stars
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Jul 28, 2011
Jul 28, 2011 at 5:03 PM UTC
Legends
a new thought is swimming inside my cranium fishbowl I see the colors swirling like little koi in a man made pond I am not allowed to touch Should I slam my head against the table? Should I let the liquid spread? or should I quietly balance locating my center of gravity they say there is no use crying over spilled...
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 9:33 PM UTC
Untitled
Your Randomness amazes me; you are the primal spark. The Devil’s in the details for those of us who hunt the quark. The particles accelerate around Cern’s race course track, Then collide in a burst like fireworks that quickly fades to black. One cannot really “see “a quark, those infinitesimal little things. It is by their “works” we know them as they race around our ring. At times it can be tedious, like counting angels on a pin But finding basic particles is its own reward, my friend. It’s hard to wrap your mind around the uncertainty within. We can either know location or the direction of the spin. Notions of causation must be checked at the front door For bi locating particles don’t follow Newton’s laws!
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 10:32 PM UTC
The Hunting of the Quark
I am having a hard time taking care of myself. I'm not eating, I'm cutting, I'm beating myself down. I am having a hard time believing that I am worth anything to anyone. *The shame of the abuse and the weight of carrying secrets is messing with my mind. It's distorting my thoughts.* I am having a hard time locating God's spirit in me right now. *How many challenges can I possibly face before I crumble under the pressure? I feel lost.* I am having a hard time wanting to keep going on this path. I'm tired. I want to rest.
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 11:49 PM UTC
Hard Times
‘That day’, bed held, quiet, noisy in my ear, elongated, like aeroplane entrails, skyward. You were not embarking on any holiday I knew, I caught your final sigh out of this life. Cards pressed to chest, pupils tucked in. “Is that blue or green?” you said, squinting, your dealt cards outstretched toward me, “Uno” you shouted, laughed, we did, you did. Multi coloured swap shop, ripe mosaic fruits, a smile of hearts. In the back room, fire flickering, news parting my lips, tongued syllables locating your body language........between proud arm rests. Summer, warm, brown faded wooden bench caught my skirt in its skin, splintered my hand. Chasing, breathy, laughing, heat haze flooded rosy cheeks.......we watched. Hopscotching along without care; you told the tale, you said... “Your cardy was swinging in the air” you frantic, too frantic for weighty words, worry warrior stamped across your forehead.
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 7:55 AM UTC
That Day and You
the architecture: our design, our formulation ~ **we design as we go along. plans develop themselves organically. somehow, we formalize, organize spontaneity. learning-as-we-go, ourselves teaching each other’s selfs. celebrating, locating our tangent intersections, plotting points on the X Y axes of us. labelling our quadrants, past, now, planned but yet-to-be, the unknown unknowns, all upon blue lined graph skins. a formula of a celebrated curvature, two unknowns, solvable, we are quadratic. the precise precious precarious solution, a single square root, that intuits the wee of our innate relationship. our solution is annotated for all mathematicians as the** square root of us. 2/18/20 6:25am somewhere in the internals
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Feb 19, 2020
Feb 19, 2020 at 5:47 PM UTC
the architecture: our design, our formulation