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"mandible" poems
Found myself at a dental clinic... He was the best there was. Unorthodox and eccentric, But to the specialised craft, he was boss. Ran through the bits and bobs Like any normally would. The poking and prodding and the mandible X-rays. Everything cold and clinical, so was the mood. Strange was what happened next... Specialist and I then stood facing each other. He leaned close and pressed his palms against my rib cage. Held them there over a few breaths before it was over. Then a brief chat, small talk initiated by the man. Bespectacled and exceedingly chatty, small in stature. Talks of politics and odd human behaviours... What started off as friendly turned into a heated banter. I then realised that along with his decorated credentials, Was his propensity to be condescending and arrogant. Him being the best, I thought I could let it all slide, But soon enough I opted out of being a willing participant. Couldn't stand his abrasive cockiness! I snapped out of being cordial and passive thought. I wanted him to just stop talking! I went, "Well, are you going to fix my teeth or not?!" He was stunned momentarily... I suppose he hadn't seen that coming. Then his features softened to a blank I could almost read the unspoken words he was conjuring. With an exasperated sigh of resignation, He uttered his next words swollen with regret "There's no need...for you only have four years left." It dawned upon me that my timer has been set. And then I woke up...
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 2:21 PM UTC
Strange Dream
Draped in fresh-knitted pearls we traipsed into saccharine peach orchard The summer heat loped about our dew-kissed ****** ****** - appropriated from dawn spent on neatly shorn plantation grass Ambling into the knotted palatial arbor we sat each in our own tree crux behinds nestled upon ashen bark Juice dripping in our grip down our cast nets of flesh sprawled about the branches inset with gravity-defying liquescent orbs dusted in translucent mink painted with smears of citrine, coral, amber, and ichorous clinging to brass stem The rondures secede to mandible taut between palms pull and polished ivories - torn- Fluent in dulcet discourse We cloak ourselves in provocative juice tatting Until such time that our congealing garments were found mapping the bark's topography A saccharine map to the breath of soil Bloodstone ants found our map and had begun traversing - portent to seize our treasure We surrendered our jewelled cages and took flight to the sun-drunken lake to bathe and swim until heavy lids kissed moistly heavily supped on the draught sleep - beckoned transience
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 9:48 PM UTC
Peach Juice Lingerie
I love her infantile eyes, So deep and dark, with no lies. I love her chubby cheeks, So likable and lickable, with no ice. I love her beautiful hair, On her mandible so magical, with no lice. I love her smiley curves, So spicy, with no added spice. I love her cute nose, So precious, with no price.
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Aug 23, 2020
Aug 23, 2020 at 5:41 AM UTC
Her Two Black Twinkling Eyes
You change my mind like a massive industrial factory. Because flowers. Supposing friendly. What if therefore. You crush my forethought in your mandible machinery For after yellow. Beside a lake. Through crimson humility. I melt under your molten supervision on the grandest scale Melodic franchise. Hypothesize sunbeams. And if replace me. You reorient my viewpoints on your conveyor belt of liquidated mellow jurisdiction.
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 2:33 AM UTC
Mind Industrialization
i tried to overlook but like seedlings, you germinated roots around my phalanges (like a dandelion) from where we last touched. over time and frigid winter weather, the roots spread. around my metacarpals, intertwined between my ulna and radius, all the way up to my humerus and scapula. by the spring, flowers sprouted just above my collarbones, embracing my mandible. little wilted blue petals surrounding me in my bed each sunrise, but by noon, new petals already have attached themselves to the receptacle. by summer, i pluck their petals for amusement. as they drift away in the breeze i can't help but to remember you. us. we. and another thing i haven't determined is whether you have forgotten me or not.
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 7:39 PM UTC
Forget Me Nots
that’s the thing with those trophy wife types, never really mandible in *** like a jaw ought to be, too stiff, too anorexic model type: pooch pooch a handbag full of duck quack pouts of the lips. i like mandible women, scary scarred women, the types that will grow into fond babushkas and cook you a broth. ah all this crap with daddy longlegs walking into a paparazzi web of flashes is ruining the red carpet, i was about to frizz it up into cushion afro softness that would be quicksand for high heels. i need blotches i need survival skills that hold the skin together, every wrinkle, every passing jest of “irrelevance,” every amulet glow of feeling through the kaleidoscope of depression, jet-lag i call it, although i rather call it trombone, with the numbers it was bound to happen, leaving the mammalian kingdom and entering the insect kingdom, it was bound to happen, the lost identity tiling the earth, ploughing the eardrum for symphonies, it was just waiting... just waiting... like a spider waiting with the flies of the urbanisation of green & green... can’t change my mind... blotches on skin and bulges of missing protein on the hips... perfect girth for child rearing... i don’t like perfect... it’s supposed to have an aesthetic aura of an art gallery... instead it has an aesthetic aura of hygiene of a hospital; i arrested all the beauticians while talking to the paediatricians painting my nails with u.v. liquorice in this hospital of hygienic looks but unhygienic romping pompoms that swayed man to chlamydia.
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 11:14 AM UTC
trophy girls
that’s the thing with those trophy wife types, never really mandible in *** like a jaw ought to be, too stiff, too anorexic model type: pooch pooch a handbag full of duck quack pouts of the lips. i like mandible women, scary scarred women, the types that will grow into fond babushkas and cook you a broth. ah all this crap with daddy longlegs walking into a paparazzi web of flashes is ruining the red carpet, i was about to frizz it up into cushion afro softness that would be quicksand for high heels. i need blotches i need survival skills that hold the skin together, every wrinkle, every passing jest of “irrelevance,” every amulet glow of feeling through the kaleidoscope of depression, jet-lag i call it, although i rather call it trombone, with the numbers it was bound to happen, leaving the mammalian kingdom and entering the insect kingdom, it was bound to happen, the lost identity tiling the earth, ploughing the eardrum for symphonies, it was just waiting... just waiting... like a spider waiting with the flies of the urbanisation of green & green... can’t change my mind... blotches on skin and bulges of missing protein on the hips... perfect girth for child rearing... i don’t like perfect... it’s supposed to have an aesthetic aura of an art gallery... instead it has an aesthetic aura of hygiene of a hospital; i arrested all the beauticians while talking to the paediatricians painting my nails with u.v. liquorice in this hospital of hygienic looks but unhygienic romping pompoms that swayed man to chlamydia.
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When I first met Skully, I was an ingenue in a silly fragile plastic body-- a nursery flat, a starter bed, not yet Anne Of Queer Gables magnificently not giving a **** Back then, I believed that Skully was stuffed like a bell pepper, jammed to bursting with thoughts, dreams and wisdom on every subject; I didn't know, as we lay together under the ceiling fan, that he was as vacant and distant as outer space. He PEZed me kisses, bought me roomsful of useless junk, and twisted me silly like a bonsai tree. I let him. Daydream starlets and archery targets both have curves, and sit still for the incoming-- I spent a decade with Skully that way, as if I'd done it with a porcupine and was proud of the damage. Now, he sits like an unfortunate date brought to dinner-- big-eyed as a girl, smiling too much, and adding nothing to the conversation. Still, I can't bear to throw him out, and so the dogs lug him around like a trophy, scoring and striping him with their joyful teeth marks and losing his mandible under the fold-out sofa. My girlfriends tolerate him. After all, he's dead, and won't start any stupid crap about threesomes. The next door kids ask for him sometimes, and they bowl him at empty pop bottles in the driveway. I confess, though, that late at night, when it's stormy, and I'm alone, I pause before bouncing him down the basement stairs, and I say, "Thank you, Skully, for keeping me from having to be alone in the years before I bloomed into my need for heart, flesh, soul, and not just solid bone." Then I lay one on his grinning kisser and even add a little tongue just to tease him for the lack that made me leave him like a southbound bird
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Sep 28, 2025
Sep 28, 2025 at 12:07 PM UTC
Skully
When I first met Skully, I was an ingenue in a silly fragile plastic body-- a nursery flat, a starter bed, not yet Anne Of Queer Gables magnificently not giving a **** Back then, I believed that Skully was stuffed like a bell pepper, jammed to bursting with thoughts, dreams and wisdom on every subject; I didn't know, as we lay together under the ceiling fan, that he was as vacant and distant as outer space. He PEZed me kisses, bought me roomsful of useless junk, and twisted me silly like a bonsai tree. I let him. Daydream starlets and archery targets both have curves, and sit still for the incoming-- I spent a decade with Skully that way, as if I'd done it with a porcupine and was proud of the damage. Now, he sits like an unfortunate date brought to dinner-- big-eyed as a girl, smiling too much, and adding nothing to the conversation. Still, I can't bear to throw him out, and so the dogs lug him around like a trophy, scoring and striping him with their joyful teeth marks and losing his mandible under the fold-out sofa. My girlfriends tolerate him. After all, he's dead, and won't start any stupid crap about threesomes. The next door kids ask for him sometimes, and they bowl him at empty pop bottles in the driveway. I confess, though, that late at night, when it's stormy, and I'm alone, I pause before bouncing him down the basement stairs, and I say, "Thank you, Skully, for keeping me from having to be alone in the years before I bloomed into my need for heart, flesh, soul, and not just solid bone." Then I lay one on his grinning kisser and even add a little tongue just to tease him for the lack that made me leave him like a southbound bird
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I am soft and mandible:             fresh clay,         the inside of an oyster,        the belly of an armadillo.             vulnerable.                      tender.                               the anti-sharp. everything is blurred.  dulled.  hidden behind a gossamer haze and ambient noise.   a photo out of focus.            one eye closed and ten feet back.   dizzy.            so dizzy.            disoriented.   there is no logic here.             no rules.             no laws.   and that’s what makes it horrible and incomprehensible.   the transplant recipient still dies.  the man in perfect health                                                                 suddenly has cancer. the proned patient flipped back to supine for intubation                                                 codes and dies immediately.   nonsense.  it’s all nonsense.   it's easier to take a breath and                                                         compartmentalize.
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Aug 15, 2021
Aug 15, 2021 at 8:37 PM UTC
enter: freeze response. enter: disassociation. enter: brain fog
a carnival of hords in withering grass the high priestess tongues the beast wet mandible on a dragging death gowned doll like a cyclone coils paradise trans mutative prismatic unfurling's passed bones of confusion passed scorched refuse of radiating spiraled phantoms the more gods, the more demons battle angel symmetries in Taoist jaws     galactic lurking's into parametric infinities escalating war like cloud light rush glittering arms of affliction exhalations like upleaping sail fish drizzle sooty rain shellacking tinsel rhinos on hieroglyphs of the barbarous a transfixed guttural prana; apostasy between advances and retreats in chimeras earth quake palace   death: a new begining.
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Jan 19, 2019
Jan 19, 2019 at 7:51 AM UTC
The Beast
for all my pain that made me by you for all my hurting in what you do for all the days I spend beside you for every smile i see when i look to you for our three years that I can't forget, it too will be a sworn 'never forget' emblem carved upon everything capable of architecture or carpentry mandible, now as forever! i once lived in a shadow, but you illuminated me and i lost my shadow hence, now, i live in the light as a blossom of embodiment with a tiara of curves and caused you to take to saying my skin was a mehndi shade halo surrounding the sunset sun... I'm thinking about you as if you were still mine I know it's my fault that i let you go but forgive me, what else I can do I hope that if you can hear me now, and i know you do: I would tell you that I will never give up to bring you back But what if I can't ?! will you come and light my darkness? will you come and wipe off my tears? In the middle of everything I know that I will fail, because without you I'm such a weak girl I don't want the rest of my life to be just a memory of you, because i want you in flesh, real, now! I am asking you to come back.... to be mine I can't hold on anymore without you in the least... I adooooooooooooooooooooooore you
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Dec 9, 2015
Dec 9, 2015 at 5:03 AM UTC
forgive me
. *and today's prime concern of the day? i can't access the recipe site for Australia's master-chef... maybe it's Australia, and their restrictions, or it's the ******* E.U... but... come to mind... last year i could access Eliza's triple-fried tamarind chicken... my god! they're going after restricting access to food recipes!* could i ever think any woman as being, "ugly", neglected, yes,   but... "ugly"?               please...   all manner of things become beautiful around the mandible zenith upon the grinding wheel of the big           O... nothing quiet like deathly screaming in the hollow of the night, but some drunkard loser -     speaking in tongues and recollecting a myth of a patriarch akin to Abraham... 'it's just the moon, you shit-face!'    'yeah, and my grandmother sees a Herr Tvardovsky in it from time to time, riding a ******* cockerel!' which equates to a banality of two things (well, three):   1. she shouldn't have been given opiates during WWII to shut the **** up, as a baby, so my great-grandparents could hide in the Polish countryside, i.e war zone.... 2. i shouldn't be drinking and reading religious text / listening to Finnish folk songs... 3. about that Hollywood thing... how movies are getting ******** and ******** by the day... see... in philosophy there's this point, not a Hegelian dialectic crap, a Kantian coordinate, a starting point,    zee: res per se...    a thing in itself...           blah blah... noumenon... i hardly think t.v. shows will reach this level of "self-consciousness"... i.e. will be making t.v. shows about making t.v. shows... English soap opera tide barrier... but movies have certainly turned to focus on this, "vantage" point... the disaster artist for starters...     birdman?         eh...                and like any cascade of falling down from an airplane akin to the opening image from     Salman Rushdie's the satanic verse... mighty fine looking up and cackling while flapping your hands in imitation of a Canadian goose. ha ha ha... ah... **** never gets old.
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Sep 29, 2018
Sep 29, 2018 at 10:29 AM UTC
perversity of humor
. *and today's prime concern of the day? i can't access the recipe site for Australia's master-chef... maybe it's Australia, and their restrictions, or it's the ******* E.U... but... come to mind... last year i could access Eliza's triple-fried tamarind chicken... my god! they're going after restricting access to food recipes!* could i ever think any woman as being, "ugly", neglected, yes,   but... "ugly"?               please...   all manner of things become beautiful around the mandible zenith upon the grinding wheel of the big           O... nothing quiet like deathly screaming in the hollow of the night, but some drunkard loser -     speaking in tongues and recollecting a myth of a patriarch akin to Abraham... 'it's just the moon, you shit-face!'    'yeah, and my grandmother sees a Herr Tvardovsky in it from time to time, riding a ******* cockerel!' which equates to a banality of two things (well, three):   1. she shouldn't have been given opiates during WWII to shut the **** up, as a baby, so my great-grandparents could hide in the Polish countryside, i.e war zone.... 2. i shouldn't be drinking and reading religious text / listening to Finnish folk songs... 3. about that Hollywood thing... how movies are getting ******** and ******** by the day... see... in philosophy there's this point, not a Hegelian dialectic crap, a Kantian coordinate, a starting point,    zee: res per se...    a thing in itself...           blah blah... noumenon... i hardly think t.v. shows will reach this level of "self-consciousness"... i.e. will be making t.v. shows about making t.v. shows... English soap opera tide barrier... but movies have certainly turned to focus on this, "vantage" point... the disaster artist for starters...     birdman?         eh...                and like any cascade of falling down from an airplane akin to the opening image from     Salman Rushdie's the satanic verse... mighty fine looking up and cackling while flapping your hands in imitation of a Canadian goose. ha ha ha... ah... **** never gets old.
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It's been a time and a half And I finally understand The reason you've gone With the shaman so long. The spirit is free. I'm a color Splintered in three. Crystalline Crystal eyes Well spoken with diction. Many a words I've spoken Have been in ode Romancing you with every breath In the desert The door is ajar We trace the steps of Aztec gods 1/3 becomes 2/4 The sands gleam emerald Our bodies elongate to equine form We blended the horizon line Quetzalcoatl stands before me Serpent in feathers Glows like the spectrum all together. He hands me a seed. And his Eyes smother like lightning. And I Speak in codexed volition. And we Blur the horizon line once more. I stand on the Pacific 20,000 leagues Equine force Carries me to the beach. Sand once more. I feel a twitch in my jaw. Each hand holds a mandible And pulls. Roots emerge And a tree not soon after. Is this what the seed was for? I trot the beach, Jaw no longer in tact. My pallor flesh caked in coagulate Almost recreates my tan skin A gift from the god. I've been on this beach for miles, And Miles And Two whiles. My architecture meanders The brevity of sanity. One eye sees black, The other sees fine. My hair has become matted It knots behind each earlobe And drags on below my knees. Is this what Quetzalcoatl wanted? To see me sifted with the grains of sand In the palm of a child's hand At the beach While on vacation With mom and dad? 20,000 years have passed.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 1:00 AM UTC
Navarro
Allure to me with your bonescent, sweat stench brought me closer. Bone structure kept you here. In my radius you stayed. So nearly an artist, fickle. Dearly departed, I miss you. Brittle. And I just kept saying no; I couldn't handle you. You must've miss understood the tone; outspoken through the mandible. Now I was out of my mind, Insane at best. Out of the body experience from inside the mind of the cranium. Actually you were caught in cult of her anatomy. First born in the ossification of you. The next time he spoke, awoken a sentiment. The exoskeleton protected what was hiding inside. And we decayed decayed. His skeleton exposed; he grew on me like bones of a child. And I've known his scent still sticks to my shell. Under my skin and underground, in the catacombs. But only bones sent me here. Just to snap back to reality
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Jan 3, 2017
Jan 3, 2017 at 9:50 PM UTC
Bonescent
Assembling a bouquet of flowers on my path toward home, an assortment of Hyacinth and Daffodil, Fern and Cherry Blossom and some other flowery **** that I managed to conjure; drunk, levee en masse du la fleur. I felt pity in the bottom of my stomach as I strode concrete turbulence across the road and toward the McDonalds. If I were a chicken it would have been no wonder why I had crossed the road but since I was a human being my reasons, experiences, hair colour, blood alcohol content and steel-stomach absenteeism furled into a tightly wound knot-of-motif. I stood and stared waiting to gain momentum. Peering at the swaying, sobbing mob waiting impatiently brazenly and vacantly for their shot at luke-warm burger patty adorned with onion that looks like little baby teeth and cheese so processed it will never melt, I realized that we both stood in ecstasy. And I stood, swaying in the breeze as all good drunkards do, blankly and inquisitively; I began to wonder what it was that I was witnessing. Did I want to participate in mindless habitué? spend my money on **** food that could hardly be considered as such? Stand in line, jaw hanging loose like a gorilla that had voluntarily dislocated his mandible so that he didn’t have to chew? wait for my shot at glory? This is glory: the bars had all closed, and now there was no haven for the drunk ****** to congregate better than the local gut-fill station. I took one final look at my squandered comrades, brains scrambled, disgusting. I hate you ******* ******* it I hate you all.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 3:51 AM UTC
Levee en masse de Fleur
Assembling a bouquet of flowers on my path toward home, an assortment of Hyacinth and Daffodil, Fern and Cherry Blossom and some other flowery **** that I managed to conjure; drunk, levee en masse du la fleur. I felt pity in the bottom of my stomach as I strode concrete turbulence across the road and toward the McDonalds. If I were a chicken it would have been no wonder why I had crossed the road but since I was a human being my reasons, experiences, hair colour, blood alcohol content and steel-stomach absenteeism furled into a tightly wound knot-of-motif. I stood and stared waiting to gain momentum. Peering at the swaying, sobbing mob waiting impatiently brazenly and vacantly for their shot at luke-warm burger patty adorned with onion that looks like little baby teeth and cheese so processed it will never melt, I realized that we both stood in ecstasy. And I stood, swaying in the breeze as all good drunkards do, blankly and inquisitively; I began to wonder what it was that I was witnessing. Did I want to participate in mindless habitué? spend my money on **** food that could hardly be considered as such? Stand in line, jaw hanging loose like a gorilla that had voluntarily dislocated his mandible so that he didn’t have to chew? wait for my shot at glory? This is glory: the bars had all closed, and now there was no haven for the drunk ****** to congregate better than the local gut-fill station. I took one final look at my squandered comrades, brains scrambled, disgusting. I hate you ******* ******* it I hate you all.
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What is it the wind whispers on your cheek my finger tips long to hear What effulgent echoes of sunrise render each tear What facsimile of midnight your finger tips whisper back What ancient childhood secrets parade behind each eyelash. Oh, how my fate lifts by the curve of your hips How condemned I am hell-bent by the swerve of your lips Such language infinitely dancing loosely upon your palms Such remedies recited by your resting tongue Your mandible sacred where my universe began Oceans devoured between us by our patience
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May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016 at 5:30 PM UTC
Una papallona de cap conseqüència
sternum (n.) a bone extending along the middle line of the ventral portion of the body consisting of a flat, narrow bone connected with the clavicles and the true ribs. I remember taking an anatomy class in high school, we had to memorize the bones of the body - the skeletal system. Scapula, humerus, mandible all favorable to the tongue, but I never liked the word sternum, it sounds far too angry, nothing like the supple it actually is. Years later I would still find myself walking to work and naming them off. Bones on my mind. Tibia, ulna, femur, breastbone. Breastbone rolls around my mouth, lulls my anxiety towards its twin like a boat in calm waters. I think of your breastbone as a platform to profess my fascination. I am surprisingly amazed every time I count the steady rhythm of your heart, it's sound conducted as though your breastbone is a soundboard. I feel the slight ridges of your ribs when my head lays in the valley of your chest. There's not a day that I wouldn't love to get lost in the formations of your bones, each crevice a new place to hide - lounging in the curve of your collar bone, plucking the muscles of your fingers like guitar strings, getting lost to the soft scent of skin, and memorizing the plush roundness of your ******* each sensation leaves me with a new obsession. I look for replicas in everyday life, the hunt almost as intoxicating as smoke from campfires, or plucking wishbones from hens.
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Feb 9, 2014
Feb 9, 2014 at 5:30 PM UTC
sternum (n.)
I – the girl you observe guilty pleasure marching through molten black torch ignited orbiting phantasms in the aphotic burning within corruption incinerated upon ingestion tucked behind your frame nestling ear lip grazing canal zest to soliloquy vivacious saccharine tone ruminating in the lilt of your tongue resting in gum scoop and jawbone (mandible) reserve adroit pivot humbled gaze locked exteroception engaged hard swallow pearls scooped catatonic atop lingering breast ascension prudent olfaction volatile cribriform annihilation ginger – basil - brine - ruminate etch of lace sailplaning flesh topographic aureate sunlight cresting soma intoned morning – essence of miasma
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 8:45 PM UTC
Ascent
I have A faulty brain You have to excuse me They use me For tests Studying The schematics Of a pscycopathic Nonbeliever WIll bring light To the mysteries of The dark mind They say You will never understand me And I urge you To never try I am A firm believer In the absurd And I vow To never to stray NOW MOVE!! Before I let loose With words to subdue You're mind subtly Then suddenly I fascinate! Until you indulge Into this state Of unknowing Knowledge Evil as the apple Eve picked from The tree Sweet treat Would you also Like a bite to eat? I am The imperfect creation Made perfectly For your consumption Others may slump in Depression Then It's do and die Commiting Philosophical suicide With the extremists Who would sacrifice A child's life For god's sake Who made A mess out of earth, Snakes? Who constructed This absurd brain To think this way What hands formed The mandible Which speaks Sinful opinions The open-ended Questions of life Were reserved For religion? Tell me why I Can imagine a place As evil as hell But can't create And wouldn't If I could Speak vile But My actions speak justice Just as quick As you claim I'll lay in a lake of fire I'll say I have to stay And never leave This is the punishment For saying What I believe.
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Sep 30, 2010
Sep 30, 2010 at 12:50 PM UTC
The Absurd
Referees mismanage oversight incorrect calls lower credibility faith in justice dissolves into the ice agency is taken into padded hands vigilantes slash and spear. Hip check leads to cross check leads to fist check malignant hostility boils over leather armor is removed interphalangeal joints meet mandible type O negative paints a jersey haymakers take bizarre trajectories to avoid helmets and visors the face is homebase to ingrain pain. Violence subverts gamesmanship players must be taken off ice to be put on ice otherwise brawls become overabundant and destroy the integrity of the sport yet each transfer of agony is euphorically satisfying —considering the context— so fist fairs continue for the foreseeable future we organize an impenetrable perimeter once we've acclimated to penalty kills.
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Jan 11, 2021
Jan 11, 2021 at 4:01 PM UTC
Hockey Fights
darkness falls from night i am still here waiting after you are gone azure veined seraphim i think of you through this long season of my life like swallowed ivories you always said you did death best and haven't made a gasp since laid out in the field face down my grey goddess of the wan sinless moon smiling vacant mud mandible while a tempest beats the grass are you here shrouded wave is the wind your voice? a perfumed music plays are you a smatter of molecules a floating eye sensate a voluptuous ghost shaken din in a sea of burning nights between sleep and wake between the living dead and the dead living? i could swear you hover arches over arches a continent of form like heaving clouds red legs and wafer thin shoulders dancing ballet in a prismatic wilderness flaming tongued angelic heads burn lanterns of lust and gloom
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 12:58 PM UTC
Long Season
*it's just a selfie... don't forget my face is mandible and is non-representative of whatever idealism you have of dundee / glasgow. you ever noticed it's only paris that's mentioned in 20th century classic literature? oi! **** why not oslo schweggenladder stockholm or edinbrugh? so 20th century of you to mention any place south of london.* when i hear modern poets wheeze and ooh and ah and climb the everest... i think of the bee gees or michael jackson, not one wrote the illiad... but it’s still memorised - what’s the point... poetry begins with the thought: i can rhyme bling with bee sting... **** i’m in! heave of relief interlude with abba’s super trouper in the background to breivik’s slaughter... now that’s taking satire to the extreme of absurdism: you know that french thinking movement that changed hammering a nail in with the elbow rather than the hammer. ‘orchestra!’ ‘ yes maestro?!’ ‘play me the divination of vivaldi in #strauss for winter!’ ‘yes maestro!’ ‘ah the autumnal leaf waltz via psychadelia of femininity given to the beast of feminism of lost ego, what splendour... and the reindeer, ah... it’s only missing the alcohbolic reindeer of the puffed-up cheeks and red noses of burst veins to hue the canvas of red with streaks of blue.’ as benny hill said... it’s not called black english humour for reasons that might suggest it was the oxford rowing team losing against h.m.s. belfast that made the cambridge rowing team sing the chritmas carols in halloween costumes: the wise pumpkin, skeleton and hybrid tarantula sang in soprano: the shepherds put on castrato opera for a reason that became apparent with roman authorities despising celibacy but turning quiet fond of castration for the pope's opera: plus the **** orgams sounded more feminine with guilottined ********
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Nov 25, 2015
Nov 25, 2015 at 9:04 PM UTC
maestro!
*it's just a selfie... don't forget my face is mandible and is non-representative of whatever idealism you have of dundee / glasgow. you ever noticed it's only paris that's mentioned in 20th century classic literature? oi! **** why not oslo schweggenladder stockholm or edinbrugh? so 20th century of you to mention any place south of london.* when i hear modern poets wheeze and ooh and ah and climb the everest... i think of the bee gees or michael jackson, not one wrote the illiad... but it’s still memorised - what’s the point... poetry begins with the thought: i can rhyme bling with bee sting... **** i’m in! heave of relief interlude with abba’s super trouper in the background to breivik’s slaughter... now that’s taking satire to the extreme of absurdism: you know that french thinking movement that changed hammering a nail in with the elbow rather than the hammer. ‘orchestra!’ ‘ yes maestro?!’ ‘play me the divination of vivaldi in #strauss for winter!’ ‘yes maestro!’ ‘ah the autumnal leaf waltz via psychadelia of femininity given to the beast of feminism of lost ego, what splendour... and the reindeer, ah... it’s only missing the alcohbolic reindeer of the puffed-up cheeks and red noses of burst veins to hue the canvas of red with streaks of blue.’ as benny hill said... it’s not called black english humour for reasons that might suggest it was the oxford rowing team losing against h.m.s. belfast that made the cambridge rowing team sing the chritmas carols in halloween costumes: the wise pumpkin, skeleton and hybrid tarantula sang in soprano: the shepherds put on castrato opera for a reason that became apparent with roman authorities despising celibacy but turning quiet fond of castration for the pope's opera: plus the **** orgams sounded more feminine with guilottined ********
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Laughable Affable Reachable Near Damnable Mandible Crucible Bone Icicle Tricycle Sensible Fear Inevitable Dependable Dispensable Stone
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 4:19 PM UTC
Mandible Bone
I am not very good at saying no to people,                               or at being firm and direct with my patients at work.              I am soft and mandible.              I tend to let people take advantage of me.   My physical therapist says the people with the most problems with their hips and backs are                                                         the ones that can                                                                   hardly bend at all or                                                                                                  that can                                        bend              too             much. I am too flexible.                                 So much so that it is hurting me.                                       I fold and I fold and I fold                                                in on myself like origami and                                       I let people do whatever they want.   I can't remember if I've always been this way or not.   Maybe it depends on how you look at it:   The woman in the casket could either be sleeping or dead.  She could either be a stranger or my mother.  This could either be the bright, multi-color, kaleidoscopic shapes I see when I rub my eyes a bit too hard for a bit too long, or it could be the dull, grey morgue her body was wheeled down to after they tied the tag around her toe and zipped her into a white bag.  This could either hurt a lot or a little.  It depends on how much you let in.  How willing you are to bend to the emotional blow.  I could either stop writing about this or keep going, but it's been, what, nine years now, and I haven't been able to stop yet— only able to bend and                                           bend                                                        and                                                                     bend                                                                                     and
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 2:46 PM UTC
The Hardest Bone to Break in the Human Body is the Femur and My Friend Broke His Twice in High School—I Identify with his Femur on a Spiritual Level
I am not very good at saying no to people,                               or at being firm and direct with my patients at work.              I am soft and mandible.              I tend to let people take advantage of me.   My physical therapist says the people with the most problems with their hips and backs are                                                         the ones that can                                                                   hardly bend at all or                                                                                                  that can                                        bend              too             much. I am too flexible.                                 So much so that it is hurting me.                                       I fold and I fold and I fold                                                in on myself like origami and                                       I let people do whatever they want.   I can't remember if I've always been this way or not.   Maybe it depends on how you look at it:   The woman in the casket could either be sleeping or dead.  She could either be a stranger or my mother.  This could either be the bright, multi-color, kaleidoscopic shapes I see when I rub my eyes a bit too hard for a bit too long, or it could be the dull, grey morgue her body was wheeled down to after they tied the tag around her toe and zipped her into a white bag.  This could either hurt a lot or a little.  It depends on how much you let in.  How willing you are to bend to the emotional blow.  I could either stop writing about this or keep going, but it's been, what, nine years now, and I haven't been able to stop yet— only able to bend and                                           bend                                                        and                                                                     bend                                                                                     and
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Fold and fold - endocrine leaf lets the wind Unwrap and re-blend; the butterfly begins Cram, dance; a league of sin Reckon the world rolls away - The End Death swept into the recycle bin Smiles are sorcerers freckling the skin God is the mandible and chin And She is the rhythm that turns me in
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 4:08 PM UTC
Skim...
poetry is gymnastics, plain and simple, it requires a good stash of words and a tongue like the skeleton of an gymnast, each part mandible, nimble, snail goo; or at least a pair of eyes like a kaleidoscope content with crude images that phonetic symbols are. oh the day when you're kicked out from the garden of the dictionary & thesaurus rex (the tree of good and evil that you have to eat from) - once you've abandoned that canonical foundation of the indexing fruit that keeps you aligned and in formation with a lazy vocabulary, once this ejection takes place: you're basically skydiving. why do philosophers have this rigid and predictable vocabulary? god they're so rigid with words when they begin their so called "adventure" into systematisation.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 6:49 PM UTC
dictionary & thesaurus rex / a tree of the knowledge of good & evil