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"lugubriously" poems
The thumping and darkness in the bowels of Irene sit lugubriously on the edge of serenity the pounding and the tears through all these years languishing in turpitude and solace from her knowledge unceremoniously, recklessly and without feeling while listening to her tongue lashing and harshness of her venomous and thoughtless words cracking like a whip, “do you think I’m an idiot” Not once but twice while searching through black clouds of disappointment and destitution … no rhyme…no reason. All due to confusing north from south and east from west reality from fantasy as we all feel the sound of her thunder Irene crashes on and above the banks of New Haven, Guilford, Fairfield and the Housatonic lapping and licking at the shores while throwing her magnificent weight in her favor, and the swells explode the question, “how can she possibly know the children” Even though downgraded and ebbing the uneven strength and fortitude asks the question and all my determination fades in the wind. Trees weakened as we begin to dig out and explore power lines and internet down, hampering communication flooded streets and nervous bridges impeached yet Irene serves notice with an ace of her own dressed in her sheer-like vest and turquoise ring her hazel eye filled with scorn and distain while brightness and candor follow her path with her feline temperament scratched and clawed the tears begin to taper amidst her howling breath. Irene begins to move northward stoically away from me. I’m not a victim so I pick what remains of my heart and begin to reattach my churning stomach with the threads of her words of disbelief bringing the force she was most capable of exerting as the storm continues her long, unforgiven journey hatred and disdain replaced by disinterest and apathy as the breath disappears, the light becomes brighter and Hurricane Irene decides to leave Connecticut impact in place, on the broken bows of the sturdy trees perhaps she was right, after all was said and done.
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Sep 11, 2011
Sep 11, 2011 at 2:43 PM UTC
Irene
The thumping and darkness in the bowels of Irene sit lugubriously on the edge of serenity the pounding and the tears through all these years languishing in turpitude and solace from her knowledge unceremoniously, recklessly and without feeling while listening to her tongue lashing and harshness of her venomous and thoughtless words cracking like a whip, “do you think I’m an idiot” Not once but twice while searching through black clouds of disappointment and destitution … no rhyme…no reason. All due to confusing north from south and east from west reality from fantasy as we all feel the sound of her thunder Irene crashes on and above the banks of New Haven, Guilford, Fairfield and the Housatonic lapping and licking at the shores while throwing her magnificent weight in her favor, and the swells explode the question, “how can she possibly know the children” Even though downgraded and ebbing the uneven strength and fortitude asks the question and all my determination fades in the wind. Trees weakened as we begin to dig out and explore power lines and internet down, hampering communication flooded streets and nervous bridges impeached yet Irene serves notice with an ace of her own dressed in her sheer-like vest and turquoise ring her hazel eye filled with scorn and distain while brightness and candor follow her path with her feline temperament scratched and clawed the tears begin to taper amidst her howling breath. Irene begins to move northward stoically away from me. I’m not a victim so I pick what remains of my heart and begin to reattach my churning stomach with the threads of her words of disbelief bringing the force she was most capable of exerting as the storm continues her long, unforgiven journey hatred and disdain replaced by disinterest and apathy as the breath disappears, the light becomes brighter and Hurricane Irene decides to leave Connecticut impact in place, on the broken bows of the sturdy trees perhaps she was right, after all was said and done.
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The first birds sang, Welcoming the morning light While simultaneously singing Goodnight to the moonlight Salutations from the crashing of tides, Waves lugubriously swaying Goodbye to the stars that died The moon has went away And now is the suns turn to play Clouds proficient and prompt Part ways for rays to shine through Grass meets the morning new With a sprinkled shower, Fresh droplets of dew An hour of rush, The breeze blows into town Shakes with the brush, The leaves tremble by the touch of the gust The shiny yellow toy in the sky Reveals itself and brings joy to the land Its common fellow Replenishing regards to the ground Once charred by lightning at large Flowers bustle to bloom, The scent of pollen Fills the wilderness room Rivers race frantically down stream, Until rindling off and becoming Unwildly mild Glistening glaciers gracefully Fall into the frigid frozen sea, Escalating to a depth where Only darkness can strive to be All that it can't see This is where quakes occur In the trenches of the mariana deep, And this happens All while I'm asleep
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 2:08 PM UTC
Good In The Mornin'
Though like the kings and queens was she Born who in lordly bricks palatially dwell, And like the presidents that rule by majority Votes the Republic, and like the verily well- Pruned governors and mayors of states and cities That live by the plough of the citizenry, And like those folks of noble duties Who delicately deck and behave benighly; Yet this live in inclement circumstances, a Woman nuts and partly **** The round- About her abode hath been and there the sheila-- Come rain, come shine--is lugubriously found.
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Jul 24, 2012
Jul 24, 2012 at 6:15 AM UTC
Contrast Life
Autumn is here mesmerized by the enchanting wind dancing leaves slithering to their resting place lugubriously 11/28/2016
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Nov 29, 2016
Nov 29, 2016 at 12:06 AM UTC
Falling Leaves!
Ah to ponder: To consider potential which is doomed, To survey cynically crafted success, To observe, inanimate, lonely people, waiting to die To see a man speak the truth at any cost but be cast a misguided fool regardless To witness a lugubriously mediocre brigand pillage your coffers with a smile, and be hailed as an upstanding citizen To see lies piled on top of lies, until all but the most cynical men beg to be deceived, Is to have a gun to your head, and be unsure whether to ask for release or reprieve
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 6:22 PM UTC
Thoughts for a godless age
Derelict  recondite alone and Hemorrhaging. nocturnal ebullience, sporadic . Effulgent , Paltry surreptitiously vacuous and limpid to deliquesce upon perspicuity at its core abhorrent , perhaps surreptitious assuredly altogether banal. Marginal, salacious      nominal not liminal. decrepit cerebral palimpsest. Sesquipedalian abstrusity . Obumbrated syllogism stochastically innervated.   Berated lugubriously . Masticated openly opaquely supercilious mellifluous synergy extirpated redundantly.
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Apr 30, 2025
Apr 30, 2025 at 2:52 AM UTC
No
They'd lived on the flats, humdrum home in a prosaic town. Those gabled edifices perched on hilltops Beyond their means, perhaps, But certainly beyond their needs; Their children had cribbed at the foot of their bed To the detriment of sleep and other night-time activities, And they'd later shared a room, learning early on That life was often a make-do vocation, But could be rife with joys in spite of that. The kids moved on, to mirth and mortgages of their own, Their parents resolute in their desire to stay put, Eschewing the siren song of some trailer court in Sarasota, Some gator-patrolled condo in St. Pete, Choosing to confront the seemingly never-ending residue Of stubborn low pressure systems Lugubriously wandering up the St. Lawrence valley For weeks upon end, The humidity and mosquito-laced all too brief summers (Though, on those nights where no pop-up thunderstorm Threatened to chase them back inside, They would sit on the porch, peering at the gravelly old hills, And he would whistle some tune from some long ago, Perhaps pulling her out of her chair, Dancing a slow and somewhat unsteady waltz While he did his damnedest to stay on key.)
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 11:22 AM UTC
The Folks Who Loved "The Folks Who Live On The Hill"
⸎⟆⥉⦕⫯⟴ Ode to the Count De St. Germaine ⸎⟆ Dearest Count, I know you watch and listen. It is through you I set sail upon this ship of thoughts To you, to whom, I christen. These polysemic effulgence do, alas, waxen, wane, but seldom in vain. In antediluvian silence drawn, manifests in hyperborean dearth a logos, sir in autochthonous rebirth. Their, hierophantic murmurs will obfuscate, the omphalos of matter, still inchoate, where perichoresis in vertiginous tide the fractal that doth assuredly bide. A palimpsest of null embrace where these false augurs drink from hollowed urns, and time itself forgets to turn. Perfidious orisons, whisper-thin, in circumflected aeons spin, converging on the cusp of naught, where paradigms in silence rot. A chrysalis of paradox, enshrouds the fey, unbridled clocks, that chime in fugue, then dissipate beyond the hinge of latent fate... The pericombobulatory grand design deliquesces in auctorial decline! (Syncretic palingenesis unspools, within the aether’s epistemic pools, a syzygetic parallax unweaves the thaumaturgic spoor that time bereaves.) For naught but vacuous profundities remain, a simulacrum of the arcane mundane, where in sesquipedalian grandeur lies a syllogism clad in grandiloquent guise. Ouroboric concatenations of antinomian design, circumvolute within paracryptic paradigms malign, as obmutescent theogonic vestiges coalesce in the eidetic zymurgy of aphasic largesse. Metagnostic palimpsests, fracto-linear and obtuse, catachrestically wane in hyperchromatic profuse, whilst locutions, effulgent yet contrite, obumbrate the paramorphic tautology of night. A transcendental abecedarium, paralogical and vast, consanguineous with the inexorable umbrage of our shared Jungian past, germinates within the syntagmatic— Ever relaxed or ecstatic, Coalesced to pragmatic, Lugubriously emphatic. Within this hypostatized ratiocinative mire, where sophronistic axiom and non-being conspire, one finds but an echolalic, chimerical gleam, an ontosemantic palinode to the dream. The Archetype realized. The Alchemist mystically re-materialized. Count, oh Count. "Wherefore art thou," indeed, in this : our time of greatest need.
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Feb 24, 2025
Feb 24, 2025 at 4:23 PM UTC
⸎⟆⥉⦕⫯⟴ Ode to the Count De St. Germaine ⸎⟆⥉⦕⫯⟴
⸎⟆⥉⦕⫯⟴ Ode to the Count De St. Germaine ⸎⟆ Dearest Count, I know you watch and listen. It is through you I set sail upon this ship of thoughts To you, to whom, I christen. These polysemic effulgence do, alas, waxen, wane, but seldom in vain. In antediluvian silence drawn, manifests in hyperborean dearth a logos, sir in autochthonous rebirth. Their, hierophantic murmurs will obfuscate, the omphalos of matter, still inchoate, where perichoresis in vertiginous tide the fractal that doth assuredly bide. A palimpsest of null embrace where these false augurs drink from hollowed urns, and time itself forgets to turn. Perfidious orisons, whisper-thin, in circumflected aeons spin, converging on the cusp of naught, where paradigms in silence rot. A chrysalis of paradox, enshrouds the fey, unbridled clocks, that chime in fugue, then dissipate beyond the hinge of latent fate... The pericombobulatory grand design deliquesces in auctorial decline! (Syncretic palingenesis unspools, within the aether’s epistemic pools, a syzygetic parallax unweaves the thaumaturgic spoor that time bereaves.) For naught but vacuous profundities remain, a simulacrum of the arcane mundane, where in sesquipedalian grandeur lies a syllogism clad in grandiloquent guise. Ouroboric concatenations of antinomian design, circumvolute within paracryptic paradigms malign, as obmutescent theogonic vestiges coalesce in the eidetic zymurgy of aphasic largesse. Metagnostic palimpsests, fracto-linear and obtuse, catachrestically wane in hyperchromatic profuse, whilst locutions, effulgent yet contrite, obumbrate the paramorphic tautology of night. A transcendental abecedarium, paralogical and vast, consanguineous with the inexorable umbrage of our shared Jungian past, germinates within the syntagmatic— Ever relaxed or ecstatic, Coalesced to pragmatic, Lugubriously emphatic. Within this hypostatized ratiocinative mire, where sophronistic axiom and non-being conspire, one finds but an echolalic, chimerical gleam, an ontosemantic palinode to the dream. The Archetype realized. The Alchemist mystically re-materialized. Count, oh Count. "Wherefore art thou," indeed, in this : our time of greatest need.
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(for Alice Bridgwood) At some point, we simply say to hell with it: Whether undone by the shortcomings at our craft Or by the simple bulk of our mere humanity, We come to the conclusion that certain mysteries of the universe Shall remain exactly that—oh, we’ll still have The odd glimpse of the Platonic, The glimmering flicker of epiphany Bestowed upon us a few frames at a time, Grainy and Zapruder-esque, But, by and large, we will remain sheepish As some television weatherman who, Though ostensibly trained to understand the behaviors Of sluggish storms making their way lugubriously from the Southwest Or brisk mid-February Alberta lows, Must admit he, too, was bamboozled By the sudden deluge or foot-plus of snow. What, then, do we make of one To whom the inscrutable calculus of the spheres Is an open book, as simple as connect-the-dots Or some child’s paint-by-numbers (But augmented with shading and shadow Until the picture is not simple rote coloring But something else, something finer and all her own), Whose words move us to follow where she may lead, Like medieval peasants, dirt poor and bewitched, Who flocked to the Holy Land Following the charismatic little shepherd child, All hayseed and bucolic charm (Yet all of that simply myth arriving whole cloth, A mish-mash of sloppy scholarship and errant translation; She’d have sussed it in an instant) Hoping that some smattering of his grace Would trickle down upon them, Not unlike the prayer of the farmer, His lands parched and salted, hearing thunderstorms Rumbling in terrible grandeur in the distance, Hopes the odd drop or two reaches his fields.
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Feb 27, 2017
Feb 27, 2017 at 9:23 AM UTC
One For Alice
(for Alice Bridgwood) At some point, we simply say to hell with it: Whether undone by the shortcomings at our craft Or by the simple bulk of our mere humanity, We come to the conclusion that certain mysteries of the universe Shall remain exactly that—oh, we’ll still have The odd glimpse of the Platonic, The glimmering flicker of epiphany Bestowed upon us a few frames at a time, Grainy and Zapruder-esque, But, by and large, we will remain sheepish As some television weatherman who, Though ostensibly trained to understand the behaviors Of sluggish storms making their way lugubriously from the Southwest Or brisk mid-February Alberta lows, Must admit he, too, was bamboozled By the sudden deluge or foot-plus of snow. What, then, do we make of one To whom the inscrutable calculus of the spheres Is an open book, as simple as connect-the-dots Or some child’s paint-by-numbers (But augmented with shading and shadow Until the picture is not simple rote coloring But something else, something finer and all her own), Whose words move us to follow where she may lead, Like medieval peasants, dirt poor and bewitched, Who flocked to the Holy Land Following the charismatic little shepherd child, All hayseed and bucolic charm (Yet all of that simply myth arriving whole cloth, A mish-mash of sloppy scholarship and errant translation; She’d have sussed it in an instant) Hoping that some smattering of his grace Would trickle down upon them, Not unlike the prayer of the farmer, His lands parched and salted, hearing thunderstorms Rumbling in terrible grandeur in the distance, Hopes the odd drop or two reaches his fields.
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Ouroboric concatenations of antinomian design, circumvolute within circumspatial paradigms malign, as obmutescent theogonic vestiges coalesce in the eidetic zymurgy of aphasic largesse. Metagnostic palimpsests, fracto-linear and obtuse, catachrestically wane in hyperchromatic profuse, whilst locutions, effulgent yet contrite, obumbrate the paramorphic tautology of night. A transcendental abecedarium, paralogical and vast, consanguineous with the inexorable umbrage of our shared Jungian past, germinates within the syntagmatic— Ever relaxed or ecstatic, Coalesced to pragmatic, Lugubriously emphatic. For naught but vacuous profundities remain, a simulacrum of the arcane mundane, where in sesquipedalian grandeur lies a syllogism clad in grandiloquent guise.
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Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 8:56 PM UTC
What even is English ? Dictionary time
The cold, dead girl prefers the huts lonesome, especially the haunted  huts She detests  pin drop silence So for her, the sorrowful wind moans lugubriously through the oaks and pines The candlestick looks scary Suppose you're  a spirit medium Call her quietly She will respond and pass through  the troposphere,  the stratosphere,  the mesosphere and the thermosphere She is a good ghost She resides in Sirius The dead sinners  stay  in the inner  core Life and Death are inextricable The unending afterlife ... Time knows how to fly A gleam  of hope knows  how to try Rain knows how to cry A novella  knows how to lie A desert  knows  how to remain  dry The Mimosa  pudica  knows  how to be shy A poetic mind knows how to be a clear  sky and everyone was born to die everyone is  born to die everyone will be born to die.
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Feb 21, 2024
Feb 21, 2024 at 2:23 AM UTC
Poltergeist