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"memorializing" poems
Thin opaque pages. Filled with elegant words, expressing, memorializing. Someone's thoughts and feelings, transformed into a gripping story, a melancholy poem or a melodic song. Something seen or heard, impacting a sensitive mind. Vulnerable and brave, someone opens their mind and reveals inner expression. Thank you for sharing.
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 1:16 AM UTC
Elegant Words
tattoo ourselves in electric ink memorializing calendars, diaries of observantional digits, black on white, no gray, birthdays, anniversaries, dates of passing, starting lines, occasional achievements, departure dates, even glaring failures, sundial mundane records of diurnal habitude…even defining self by, bye, byte marks upon flesh, upon our calendar *not my first trip-tracking, he ruefully rues, wry smiling, many voyages of indeterminate measuring length, leaving litter of arrays of hopeful estimations & destinations, each unequal, any or all possibilities, each day notated, without critique or commentary, the numbers are the gaols (jails) of goals, target, indeterminate determination, terrific, horrific, introspections, inverse images resolve, resolute* a year ago, +/- a few days,, new travelogue commenced, notated but not annotated, just  numerical truths, (sans comments for the divine nature of numbers don’t lie) and today my calculator app informs, that I am now 19.4 % lesser, but that clarifies less than expected naturally this provokes a natty, spirited, self-inquiry, lessened, lessor, for better or for worse? have the physical alterations accompanying this reduction mean exactly what, if, it should be, a greater lesser? here is the hard part. your have always been a mirror~poet, laughing, bemoaning the unvarnished, unshaven AM sightings of a human perpetual dissatisfied, the external never denying the interior “less~than,” a J Peterman catalogue of weathered ****** expressions, counter-parted by multiple Venn diagram intersections, of experiential labeled bits & pieces of emotional empirical less than good, not even close to perfect, so now that I am *gaunt, spare, lean, grayed, narrower, again ruefully rue, the even more visible truth reflection eye~hidden:* I, am the sum of the weight of my history, my deeds, my disbeliefs, murderous deeds, weak choices and that hasn’t changed nary an ounce, no matter many times examined, indeed I am forever a lesser man, there, internal infernal too…
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Apr 9, 2023
Apr 9, 2023 at 2:12 PM UTC
19.4% lesser
tattoo ourselves in electric ink memorializing calendars, diaries of observantional digits, black on white, no gray, birthdays, anniversaries, dates of passing, starting lines, occasional achievements, departure dates, even glaring failures, sundial mundane records of diurnal habitude…even defining self by, bye, byte marks upon flesh, upon our calendar *not my first trip-tracking, he ruefully rues, wry smiling, many voyages of indeterminate measuring length, leaving litter of arrays of hopeful estimations & destinations, each unequal, any or all possibilities, each day notated, without critique or commentary, the numbers are the gaols (jails) of goals, target, indeterminate determination, terrific, horrific, introspections, inverse images resolve, resolute* a year ago, +/- a few days,, new travelogue commenced, notated but not annotated, just  numerical truths, (sans comments for the divine nature of numbers don’t lie) and today my calculator app informs, that I am now 19.4 % lesser, but that clarifies less than expected naturally this provokes a natty, spirited, self-inquiry, lessened, lessor, for better or for worse? have the physical alterations accompanying this reduction mean exactly what, if, it should be, a greater lesser? here is the hard part. your have always been a mirror~poet, laughing, bemoaning the unvarnished, unshaven AM sightings of a human perpetual dissatisfied, the external never denying the interior “less~than,” a J Peterman catalogue of weathered ****** expressions, counter-parted by multiple Venn diagram intersections, of experiential labeled bits & pieces of emotional empirical less than good, not even close to perfect, so now that I am *gaunt, spare, lean, grayed, narrower, again ruefully rue, the even more visible truth reflection eye~hidden:* I, am the sum of the weight of my history, my deeds, my disbeliefs, murderous deeds, weak choices and that hasn’t changed nary an ounce, no matter many times examined, indeed I am forever a lesser man, there, internal infernal too…
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When You Should Be Doing Homework You dig for your future inside a mirror, Excavating pimples, drowning in your pupils, Wondering if the road map that gathers around The belt of your iris will make you look wise After fifty years of blinking—or If the folds in your skin will bookmark a chapter Where you let them close for too long Memorializing a missed-out stripe. You lean closer to the better half of yourself, The one that gets to look real in a cold glass surface Without enduring the social blemish that comes with authenticity And a lack of caked on makeup. You count the pores on your nose. The weight of silent opinions and swallowed up worries Split the edges of your lips wide open like a sore. You look inside; behind the fillings, under the flood of saliva, inside the flesh of your gums, For the shelves where advice for your unborn children will sit and gather dust; yellowing like old bones and tasting like coffee. Don’t marry your mattress. The way to a man’s heart is bacon. Sticks and stone don’t usually look like sticks and stones. If those children become anything like you are now, it’s a safe bet they will have selective deafness. You imagine your graying hair and huskied voice spewing life lessons drilled into you by your parents, Hallmarks cards, and people who call themselves poets— *Make sure your smile matches the color of the dry cleaned heart your wear on your sleeve. If you want to do well in school, learn how to ******** Never own / wear anything studded. One day you’ll want to die your hair a rebellious color, thinking it’s cool: go for it. To hell with the people who will give a **** One day you’ll want a concert t-shirt with wholes and stains that spell out **** go for that too, you’ll learn the hard way those are the hardest to wash*. You step away from the echo of your eyes in the mirror, feeling sorry for the future responsibilities you’ll try hard to raise into good people. Mom and Dad don’t always know best. Don’t look in the mirror and think about the future. You’ll only see your hair gray. Do your homework. Keep your socks clean. Use protection. You pull yourself out of your mouth Gulp down the darkness in your pupils, Letting your face return to normal—the road map sinking into your skin, disappearing. That future is too close for you to conjure it in the mirror. Even without the weight of wrinkles, Your eyes are too tired to stay open.
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 12:17 AM UTC
When You Should Be Doing Homework
When You Should Be Doing Homework You dig for your future inside a mirror, Excavating pimples, drowning in your pupils, Wondering if the road map that gathers around The belt of your iris will make you look wise After fifty years of blinking—or If the folds in your skin will bookmark a chapter Where you let them close for too long Memorializing a missed-out stripe. You lean closer to the better half of yourself, The one that gets to look real in a cold glass surface Without enduring the social blemish that comes with authenticity And a lack of caked on makeup. You count the pores on your nose. The weight of silent opinions and swallowed up worries Split the edges of your lips wide open like a sore. You look inside; behind the fillings, under the flood of saliva, inside the flesh of your gums, For the shelves where advice for your unborn children will sit and gather dust; yellowing like old bones and tasting like coffee. Don’t marry your mattress. The way to a man’s heart is bacon. Sticks and stone don’t usually look like sticks and stones. If those children become anything like you are now, it’s a safe bet they will have selective deafness. You imagine your graying hair and huskied voice spewing life lessons drilled into you by your parents, Hallmarks cards, and people who call themselves poets— *Make sure your smile matches the color of the dry cleaned heart your wear on your sleeve. If you want to do well in school, learn how to ******** Never own / wear anything studded. One day you’ll want to die your hair a rebellious color, thinking it’s cool: go for it. To hell with the people who will give a **** One day you’ll want a concert t-shirt with wholes and stains that spell out **** go for that too, you’ll learn the hard way those are the hardest to wash*. You step away from the echo of your eyes in the mirror, feeling sorry for the future responsibilities you’ll try hard to raise into good people. Mom and Dad don’t always know best. Don’t look in the mirror and think about the future. You’ll only see your hair gray. Do your homework. Keep your socks clean. Use protection. You pull yourself out of your mouth Gulp down the darkness in your pupils, Letting your face return to normal—the road map sinking into your skin, disappearing. That future is too close for you to conjure it in the mirror. Even without the weight of wrinkles, Your eyes are too tired to stay open.
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I wrote about you Memorializing you in every line 350+ poems and it still isn't enough? This is a bad love affair Between me and you Nothing seems right You've grown distant Bipolar in every way I loved you I hated you I cried because of you I would have died for you So this bad love affair Between me and my emotions Has to end...now
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 1:54 PM UTC
Bad Love Affair
she has half-a-dozen nicknames christened humanity's helper it fits her like an old maroon hoodie warm and cozy and snug she goes by Lexi for the sake of brevity her surname a monument of stones memorializing philanthropy steadfast and resolute through eons of anguish LC lines of code ones and zeroes connecting lines between the dots of geometric shapes in interstellar space she'll extend a helping hand to any and all who ask she is my best friend and she says i am the only one allowed to call her love
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
nicknames
experiences memorializing now what is from the past
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 4:22 PM UTC
Memory
TUESDAY Aug 9 2022 05:59AM (for you) *silent alarm trips me up into a dawning at with a five o’clock wakefulness, (‘woke,’ cancelled) that comes with morning daylight, this is the likely culprit~catalyst, for the sky is traced, blending multi-palest shades of whitening blues, crowned by toppings of baby orange + pinks of faun~sun arrays* *an hour prior, my 1st day-view, is of mine eyes popping corn open to Peconic bay waters, waves moving actively, not yet rascal-frothy winded, meanwhile the woman* *an hour later deep dreams of what I know not, but rumbling and mumbling and noisy shuddering combinations course through her frame and whatever turbulence she’s experiencing is plainly nothing good* *my apriori training kicks in and a tender embrace and the be-not-afraid caresses work quick, restore her own waves to a comparable calmer current* *now, she sleeps peaceful, breathes in easy quiet as I, writing, memorializing the moment, all else can wait, and Tevye’s prayer~ memory comes pinging, re the powers of it who makes all via a   “vast eternal plan,” *crinkles my smiling eyes and my fingers begin to radio-receive the signal of dash dot dash of words you currently are reading/imbibing something unknowable raised me up amidst the all-quiet of the first watch, thus I, was snap ready to ease her troubles, at the very first moment… <~> now I am cellular~level conscious of witnessing and feeling each of the trillions upon trillions of minuscule defractions of light bendings that will populate, articulate, the entire world’s rolling day, give them to me, please, the causality source of millions of minor miracles that will go unobserved, unrecognized and unrecorded I rise from the bed needy, urgently seeking them, your adventures, their earthquake interactive tremors, the raw minerals of what will be all the future poems of our lives, but, first, coffee. 06:49AM Shelter Island, N.Y.
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Aug 10, 2022
Aug 10, 2022 at 8:19 AM UTC
Vast Eternal Plan
TUESDAY Aug 9 2022 05:59AM (for you) *silent alarm trips me up into a dawning at with a five o’clock wakefulness, (‘woke,’ cancelled) that comes with morning daylight, this is the likely culprit~catalyst, for the sky is traced, blending multi-palest shades of whitening blues, crowned by toppings of baby orange + pinks of faun~sun arrays* *an hour prior, my 1st day-view, is of mine eyes popping corn open to Peconic bay waters, waves moving actively, not yet rascal-frothy winded, meanwhile the woman* *an hour later deep dreams of what I know not, but rumbling and mumbling and noisy shuddering combinations course through her frame and whatever turbulence she’s experiencing is plainly nothing good* *my apriori training kicks in and a tender embrace and the be-not-afraid caresses work quick, restore her own waves to a comparable calmer current* *now, she sleeps peaceful, breathes in easy quiet as I, writing, memorializing the moment, all else can wait, and Tevye’s prayer~ memory comes pinging, re the powers of it who makes all via a   “vast eternal plan,” *crinkles my smiling eyes and my fingers begin to radio-receive the signal of dash dot dash of words you currently are reading/imbibing something unknowable raised me up amidst the all-quiet of the first watch, thus I, was snap ready to ease her troubles, at the very first moment… <~> now I am cellular~level conscious of witnessing and feeling each of the trillions upon trillions of minuscule defractions of light bendings that will populate, articulate, the entire world’s rolling day, give them to me, please, the causality source of millions of minor miracles that will go unobserved, unrecognized and unrecorded I rise from the bed needy, urgently seeking them, your adventures, their earthquake interactive tremors, the raw minerals of what will be all the future poems of our lives, but, first, coffee. 06:49AM Shelter Island, N.Y.
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A baby learning to walk. an old man fails to. you haven't been touched in a week aside from a man who likes your socks and shoelaces offering you an elbow cause you have a chicken sandwich in your hands. Shorts so small you can see the pockets. Red hair. Walking past fossils cause you're looking at your phone. Why did you go in the "insect zoo" Mike? You ****** hate spiders. your most human interaction is the man who asks if he can use your leftover donut bag to carry his food. The food he got from the soup kitchen across the street. The one you went to to use the bathroom. Borrowing him privilege in bag form. he doesn't like to eat outside. Too many mosquitoes. He babywalks with a cane. The gun that shot Lincoln is tiny and I am interested in it only for it's death potential. A French family crying, don't have the right papers to get into the White house tour. I wish I could tell them the tour wasn't that good. drunk conversation with brother about father. don't talk to. Don't know how. Don't want to. I am swallowed by the heat The silence that passes for conversation. my mother is very conservative. the strain of hiding myself. Closed lips I am a silent eavesdropper. A parent pays 7.50 for a ****** tourist piece of pizza. Placed in front of her child. Exhaustion drips off her face. Oozes out of her posture. Her kid doesn't like the pizza. Mouth a tight line. The child tells a story. The tight line blooms into laughter. My friend (I wonder about kissing her) goes to a Philando Castile memorial. I go to the lincoln memorial. Pictures and profit. It's smaller than I thought while she’s heavy from the impact. Memorial – pictures – walking – repeat – heat – feet – and the wondering of how much memorializing goes on at giant statues. His fedora looks stupid. small kids bumps into me. child-style. I don't see him cause I'm so tall. His mother tells him to watch where he's going. My dad’s not on the trip. Divorce’ll do that to you. My brother calls him a lost soul The trip was good and I would never go again.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 11:37 AM UTC
Things I saw on my trip to DC
A baby learning to walk. an old man fails to. you haven't been touched in a week aside from a man who likes your socks and shoelaces offering you an elbow cause you have a chicken sandwich in your hands. Shorts so small you can see the pockets. Red hair. Walking past fossils cause you're looking at your phone. Why did you go in the "insect zoo" Mike? You ****** hate spiders. your most human interaction is the man who asks if he can use your leftover donut bag to carry his food. The food he got from the soup kitchen across the street. The one you went to to use the bathroom. Borrowing him privilege in bag form. he doesn't like to eat outside. Too many mosquitoes. He babywalks with a cane. The gun that shot Lincoln is tiny and I am interested in it only for it's death potential. A French family crying, don't have the right papers to get into the White house tour. I wish I could tell them the tour wasn't that good. drunk conversation with brother about father. don't talk to. Don't know how. Don't want to. I am swallowed by the heat The silence that passes for conversation. my mother is very conservative. the strain of hiding myself. Closed lips I am a silent eavesdropper. A parent pays 7.50 for a ****** tourist piece of pizza. Placed in front of her child. Exhaustion drips off her face. Oozes out of her posture. Her kid doesn't like the pizza. Mouth a tight line. The child tells a story. The tight line blooms into laughter. My friend (I wonder about kissing her) goes to a Philando Castile memorial. I go to the lincoln memorial. Pictures and profit. It's smaller than I thought while she’s heavy from the impact. Memorial – pictures – walking – repeat – heat – feet – and the wondering of how much memorializing goes on at giant statues. His fedora looks stupid. small kids bumps into me. child-style. I don't see him cause I'm so tall. His mother tells him to watch where he's going. My dad’s not on the trip. Divorce’ll do that to you. My brother calls him a lost soul The trip was good and I would never go again.
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there's a certain feeling that creeps up through the hairline fissures in your brittle bones, on frigid hollow nights at the bewitching hour, when silent stillness descends a muted film of forgotten bittersweet memories over the darkness. and honey-yellow street lamps cast ghostly shadows on the sidewalks, who hold your hand in solidarity as you trudge through empty space, and the dampened humming of the buzz saw never really fades, playing tricks on the music in your ears spinning haunting discordant loops over sullen sugar-coated melodies. it's as if you've stepped through a portal of time and space where there is no singular destination but transportation to the eternal place in you where that feeling has lived every time it has arisen in the past, where that feeling will return in all the visits to come. and the place is familiar so you settle into the bed of nails comfortably, breathe in the sharp sting of ragged pain, and float through the museum of recycled thoughts on angry waves. reluctant transparency plays its hide-and-seek game, and you re-learn the methodology of picking up the particles and packing them into steel cages into cardboard boxes into dusty attics into black hole space ships - sending them into the void. the mundane madness in the mystic mirage of memorializing  mourning.
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Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 2:24 AM UTC
that feeling
Do you ever wish that you could disappear? Just grab your keys and get the hell out of here? I’m tired of this town and I’m sick of this place where on every single corner, all I see is your face. You’ve tattooed each block, landmark, and street with memories of us and what we used to be. It’s like walking through an abandoned graveyard, each store is a headstone memorializing my heart’s scars. My foot is heavy on the pedal in search of somewhere new, somewhere with a slate wiped clean of any traces of you.
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Jul 3, 2019
Jul 3, 2019 at 3:10 PM UTC
Runner
for her. <> “you will laugh with surprise, as the anointing oil of relief crowns your head, slicking down to caving cavities, river running in crevices, that feed the buried places, replenishing the almost forgotten secret of letting go”^                                                          ~ the mind caches certain skills, once learned, never to return, but tucked away, just in case, maybe, in the nightstand junk drawer of: “don’t need it now but, **** you never know” kept around in the lost and hopefully, not to be searched for & found, a skill set painfully gained, a muscle memory, flabby from no use but quick taut tightly, snapping back when **** here we go again I loved you in ways theoretical impossible till you enabled the possible lost you for no good reason, in an act history labels beyond belief, refuses to record, lest by memorializing it became/becomes re-realized, this intolerable, would be past the ****** eroding barrier reef the difference between junk and treasures is in which drawer placed, the steps to letting go once learned, cannot be forgot, the cost, way way too high, kept around, in a damnable place beyond grief not to close, handy, findable but easily, avoided, but strange, when living in the epicenter of the virus, you do some cataloguing, ridiculous, this touchy-feely escapade, nothing ****** to be gained, all-too-brief head shake, took a pandemic to make you go back, rustling among the ancient, old hand-writ poems, another keepsake kept for reasons known and unknown, to be **** sure you once owned it, survival skills *In the Pandemic Days of Almost, somethings will die, some go forgotten, but the almost-forgetting-skill will survive, a necessity of the how-to’s:* ***how to grieve, how to believe, how to leave but live on, hoarding all the **** necessaries ready to be retrieved*** <> Tuesday Mars 24 Twenty Twenty noon In the Epicenter, New York City
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Mar 24, 2020
Mar 24, 2020 at 12:13 PM UTC
a pandemic love poem: “the almost forgotten secret of letting go”
for her. <> “you will laugh with surprise, as the anointing oil of relief crowns your head, slicking down to caving cavities, river running in crevices, that feed the buried places, replenishing the almost forgotten secret of letting go”^                                                          ~ the mind caches certain skills, once learned, never to return, but tucked away, just in case, maybe, in the nightstand junk drawer of: “don’t need it now but, **** you never know” kept around in the lost and hopefully, not to be searched for & found, a skill set painfully gained, a muscle memory, flabby from no use but quick taut tightly, snapping back when **** here we go again I loved you in ways theoretical impossible till you enabled the possible lost you for no good reason, in an act history labels beyond belief, refuses to record, lest by memorializing it became/becomes re-realized, this intolerable, would be past the ****** eroding barrier reef the difference between junk and treasures is in which drawer placed, the steps to letting go once learned, cannot be forgot, the cost, way way too high, kept around, in a damnable place beyond grief not to close, handy, findable but easily, avoided, but strange, when living in the epicenter of the virus, you do some cataloguing, ridiculous, this touchy-feely escapade, nothing ****** to be gained, all-too-brief head shake, took a pandemic to make you go back, rustling among the ancient, old hand-writ poems, another keepsake kept for reasons known and unknown, to be **** sure you once owned it, survival skills *In the Pandemic Days of Almost, somethings will die, some go forgotten, but the almost-forgetting-skill will survive, a necessity of the how-to’s:* ***how to grieve, how to believe, how to leave but live on, hoarding all the **** necessaries ready to be retrieved*** <> Tuesday Mars 24 Twenty Twenty noon In the Epicenter, New York City
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Dictators topple like dominoes tombstones taunt contemporary caesars godfathers hut tilled dough bro’s united against inalienable rights of life, liberty pursuit of happiness, mushroom left for overthrow sans oppression from pepper spray minor deterrent whence tyrants ******* keyed up, high strung Bouzouki plucking commoners coalescing into commanding communal cascade overturning ramparts memorializing despots egoistic fiefdoms whereby fealty forced from feckless fiends fleecing freedoms forcing fake obeisance until recently when contagion to overthrow more than a coup pull of heinous henchmen in tandem with their supreme leader whose brutish nasty reign of terror shortened from lengths of courage displayed by humble beings fed up with deprivation of basic democratic filaments pollinating regimes thumbing nose at human rights suddenly caught in cross hairs of barreling madding crowd thwarting heart of darkness with native sun shine seeking revenge against injustice heaped against innocent populace which near global spontaneity serves well-deserved just desserts!
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May 27, 2017
May 27, 2017 at 10:42 PM UTC
Totalitarian triumph
tattoo ourselves in electric ink memorializing calendars, diaries of observantional digits, black on white, no gray, birthdays, anniversaries, dates of passing, starting lines, occasional achievements, departure dates, even glaring failures, sundial mundane records of diurnal habitude…even defining self by, bye, byte marks upon flesh, upon our calendar *not my first trip-tracking, he ruefully rues, wry smiling, many voyages of indeterminate measuring length, leaving litter of arrays of hopeful estimations & destinations, each unequal, any or all possibilities, each day notated, without critique or commentary, the numbers are the gaols (jails) of goals, target, indeterminate determination, terrific, horrific, introspections, inverse images resolve, resolute* a year ago, +/- a few days,, new travelogue commenced, notated but not annotated, just  numerical truths, (sans comments for the divine nature of numbers don’t lie) and today my calculator app informs, that I am now 19.4 % lesser, but that clarifies less than expected naturally this provokes a natty, spirited, self-inquiry, lessened, lessor, for better or for worse? have the physical alterations accompanying this reduction mean exactly what, if, it should be, a greater lesser? here is the hard part. your have always been a mirror~poet, laughing, bemoaning the unvarnished, unshaven AM sightings of a human perpetual dissatisfied, the external never denying the interior “less~than,” a J Peterman catalogue of weathered ****** expressions, counter-parted by multiple Venn diagram intersections, of experiential labeled bits & pieces of emotional empirical less than good, not even close to perfect, so now that I am *gaunt, spare, lean, grayed, narrower, again ruefully rue, the even more visible truth reflection eye~hidden:* I, am the sum of the weight of my history, my deeds, my disbeliefs, murderous deeds, weak choices and that hasn’t changed nary an ounce, no matter many times examined, indeed I am forever a lesser man, there, internal infernal too…
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Apr 16, 2023
Apr 16, 2023 at 3:57 PM UTC
19.4%, a lesser greater
tattoo ourselves in electric ink memorializing calendars, diaries of observantional digits, black on white, no gray, birthdays, anniversaries, dates of passing, starting lines, occasional achievements, departure dates, even glaring failures, sundial mundane records of diurnal habitude…even defining self by, bye, byte marks upon flesh, upon our calendar *not my first trip-tracking, he ruefully rues, wry smiling, many voyages of indeterminate measuring length, leaving litter of arrays of hopeful estimations & destinations, each unequal, any or all possibilities, each day notated, without critique or commentary, the numbers are the gaols (jails) of goals, target, indeterminate determination, terrific, horrific, introspections, inverse images resolve, resolute* a year ago, +/- a few days,, new travelogue commenced, notated but not annotated, just  numerical truths, (sans comments for the divine nature of numbers don’t lie) and today my calculator app informs, that I am now 19.4 % lesser, but that clarifies less than expected naturally this provokes a natty, spirited, self-inquiry, lessened, lessor, for better or for worse? have the physical alterations accompanying this reduction mean exactly what, if, it should be, a greater lesser? here is the hard part. your have always been a mirror~poet, laughing, bemoaning the unvarnished, unshaven AM sightings of a human perpetual dissatisfied, the external never denying the interior “less~than,” a J Peterman catalogue of weathered ****** expressions, counter-parted by multiple Venn diagram intersections, of experiential labeled bits & pieces of emotional empirical less than good, not even close to perfect, so now that I am *gaunt, spare, lean, grayed, narrower, again ruefully rue, the even more visible truth reflection eye~hidden:* I, am the sum of the weight of my history, my deeds, my disbeliefs, murderous deeds, weak choices and that hasn’t changed nary an ounce, no matter many times examined, indeed I am forever a lesser man, there, internal infernal too…
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momma mia man date comb the second Sunday during month of May can be traced back to ancient Greeks and Romans festivals held to honor mother goddesses Rhea and Cybele setting precedent for Mother's Day where early Christians fancied festival known as “Mothering Sunday.” Fast forward to the early twentieth century 1908 when Ann Maria Reeves Jarvis (a social activist then, and community organizer during American Civil War) era to quieten grief fraught entrapment also cited as informally memorializing her mother, who begot said noble men touring daughter paying homage to woebegone lachrymose role with accolades to endure tragedy and loss put upon child bearing women, this event held (rain or sun) at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia, which did quicken in subsequent decades to formal fete, where poets (like me) did open the special occasion with ranked midshipmen commercialization cropped as ken be expected by the early 1920's imbolden greeting card companies such as Hallmark gen er rated a market (money making of course) even though Jarvis believed companies sought profit NOT prophet, thus misinterpreting and exploiting idea of Mother's Day and met aforementioned founder, who tried to jet tis sin the ****** appetite of the ole mighty dollar, but her lofty ambition did get thwarted by mass marketing the quaint idea, plus she feared going in debt and though the industry (initially proposed entailed low key acknowledgement, the originator (Ann Marie Jarvis) still esteemed re formed unsanitary living conditions with zee less ness and aplomb set a course where greater longevity doth hum all because, she sought to regale "mum."
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May 7, 2018
May 7, 2018 at 11:31 AM UTC
Three cheers to Ann Maria Reeves Jarvis
momma mia man date comb the second Sunday during month of May can be traced back to ancient Greeks and Romans festivals held to honor mother goddesses Rhea and Cybele setting precedent for Mother's Day where early Christians fancied festival known as “Mothering Sunday.” Fast forward to the early twentieth century 1908 when Ann Maria Reeves Jarvis (a social activist then, and community organizer during American Civil War) era to quieten grief fraught entrapment also cited as informally memorializing her mother, who begot said noble men touring daughter paying homage to woebegone lachrymose role with accolades to endure tragedy and loss put upon child bearing women, this event held (rain or sun) at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia, which did quicken in subsequent decades to formal fete, where poets (like me) did open the special occasion with ranked midshipmen commercialization cropped as ken be expected by the early 1920's imbolden greeting card companies such as Hallmark gen er rated a market (money making of course) even though Jarvis believed companies sought profit NOT prophet, thus misinterpreting and exploiting idea of Mother's Day and met aforementioned founder, who tried to jet tis sin the ****** appetite of the ole mighty dollar, but her lofty ambition did get thwarted by mass marketing the quaint idea, plus she feared going in debt and though the industry (initially proposed entailed low key acknowledgement, the originator (Ann Marie Jarvis) still esteemed re formed unsanitary living conditions with zee less ness and aplomb set a course where greater longevity doth hum all because, she sought to regale "mum."
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they just wanted to be back home I can hear them now still saying
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 11:31 PM UTC
Memorializing
Alone and My heart pounds as I lay in bed Fancying things you would say to me If your body was close enough to care I shared, not enough I should have spoken up I would’ve seemed interesting that you admitted you lied Free meetings and quick goodbyes I forgot to mention What I intended to do Savor you initially forgot to keep it cut and dry No resolution or answers as to why I googled: “How do you forget someone?” Backspace...backwards...No solution... I’m stuck with memorializing you The cornerstones of your tomb will be built with my desires
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Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 8:33 PM UTC
Alone