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"nietzsche" poems
In a sermon, the preacher says: *"The Lord created us in his image, all who desecrate themselves too destroy a part of God."* I've murdered pets and alphabetised people by sense and style and laughs like a rack of dresses. I've kissed girls just because they said they could never like me like that as if their lips were some sacred maiden's blush and not a pair of fleshy rims. As if I couldn't read their ***** little lesbian fantasies underneath those angel faces. Susan from accounting thinks I need to see a therapist. I think she needs to see a mirror. We don't really get along, but **** maybe if drink enough these clocks these blue collars these billboards with the pearly white teeth won't look like straightjackets anymore. I have this thing where sometimes I'm just so tired of being a body. The world's a ******* advertisement, Everyone with their scripted good mornings and chemical feelings down to the last **** t. My skin is a cage and I'll strip it off like a ***** Why be happy when you could be interesting? Love like a bluejay, Fists in our stomachs- The headlights of a car coming at 80 miles an hour straight at you, pummeling in a stream of light. The taste of a cigarette after it's been on someone else's lips. Don't you dare tell me you understand. When I tell her this my therapist only smiles, Darling it's only purgatory. Allen knew. Nietzsche knew. Woolf knew. In all our hearts- We've already killed God.
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Dec 14, 2018
Dec 14, 2018 at 2:49 PM UTC
Like Real People Do
Trump invades Nicaragua; lights a powder keg to the relief of everyone; let's get on w/ it; change the world; otherwise Nicaragua threatens to become another Syria w/ Sandanista vs. Sandanista & drug lords & communists; mercenaries;  contractors & experimental weapons; welcome to a world that is torn completely in two to everyone's relief for the sheer catharsis; that is what frenzied freedom looks & feels like; touches like, smells like, ***** & eats like; the madman in the marketplace is the last person who can spell Bourgeoisie & Ancien Régime; Disestablishmentarianism & Nouveau riche; time & technology will turn the soil of psychology churning up some never before seen creature; mankind is suicidal; this new Being will have no such concept; coming in & out existence like walking through a door; time is meaningless running in countless waves in all directions; space is flexible like clay; women & men create each other to the limits of their imagination; Newton laid the foundation & Einstein painted the ceiling; Pascal, Hawking; Leibniz & Nietzsche & every poet that ever lived or never lived; every celestial siren & songstress who whispered in a magical scribe's ear & he scratched the miles & hours & places & people there; thus, it began somewhere far out in space; but they've been there all along; peaceful, loving, able to shape-shift to perform pleasurable functions in accordance w/ mankind's selfish wishes; mankind thinking it's putting one over on the new species, still finds itself bogged down in Nicaragua long after Trump has built his Presidential Library & joined the aliens like everyone else; the poor Nicaraguans & Guatemalans & Hondurans fighting it out to the death;
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 9:51 PM UTC
the Neo & the Post
Trump invades Nicaragua; lights a powder keg to the relief of everyone; let's get on w/ it; change the world; otherwise Nicaragua threatens to become another Syria w/ Sandanista vs. Sandanista & drug lords & communists; mercenaries;  contractors & experimental weapons; welcome to a world that is torn completely in two to everyone's relief for the sheer catharsis; that is what frenzied freedom looks & feels like; touches like, smells like, ***** & eats like; the madman in the marketplace is the last person who can spell Bourgeoisie & Ancien Régime; Disestablishmentarianism & Nouveau riche; time & technology will turn the soil of psychology churning up some never before seen creature; mankind is suicidal; this new Being will have no such concept; coming in & out existence like walking through a door; time is meaningless running in countless waves in all directions; space is flexible like clay; women & men create each other to the limits of their imagination; Newton laid the foundation & Einstein painted the ceiling; Pascal, Hawking; Leibniz & Nietzsche & every poet that ever lived or never lived; every celestial siren & songstress who whispered in a magical scribe's ear & he scratched the miles & hours & places & people there; thus, it began somewhere far out in space; but they've been there all along; peaceful, loving, able to shape-shift to perform pleasurable functions in accordance w/ mankind's selfish wishes; mankind thinking it's putting one over on the new species, still finds itself bogged down in Nicaragua long after Trump has built his Presidential Library & joined the aliens like everyone else; the poor Nicaraguans & Guatemalans & Hondurans fighting it out to the death;
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"silence is worse; all truths that are kept silent become poisonous.”friedrich nietzsche like poking the hornet's nest with a stick, you are a rose with stems and thorns so thick, your skin is protection from oppression, keeping the world out of your private channels like i'm AM and you're FM all of which are static with distorted voices only science can pry through your enigmatic cacophony on a molecular level, and any evidence of who you are, i couldn't find with years of knowledge, a indestructible ship could speak more evidence about why it was annihilated, obliterated, disintegrated under the ocean for months at a time without any current survivors, and the last person i could be described as would be Sherlock Holmes every detail washes over my head like a flood of details that can't enter because a force field surround my head like it's a crown being so clueless, but it feels like i'm wearing a dunce hat and maybe i do realize that there will be a position where you will be put out into light there is no way out of your mind, like a schizophrenic, if kryptonite killed superman, can it **** the infectious virus spreading like wildfire through these veins, can you stop worrying about when you will finally break down and open up to someone? **** - kra
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
dysFUnCtional Kryptonite
for Nick and Kaitie 1. Yesterday, right when our call got dropped, I was going to tell you something about marriage. I was going to tell you something gnomic, a maxim worth getting engraved. I've since forgotten, but I believe it was akin to saying that, like Truth, marriage is impossible to define in verbal space. So, I guess I'm glad I forgot. The words would've seemed either too hastily conceived for their subject matter or else weightless, enigmatic – without impact. I think it was Auden who whined, “Marriage is rarely bliss,” though he lightened the phrase by encapsulating it in the context of modern physics – namely, at least it has the ability to take place, and that should be enough to bring bliss equal to Buddha’s Emptiness. So, I'm happy our call got dropped, for the dial tone was the pithiest aphorism on marriage any sentient life could've produced. The key word is “produced.” 2.     This is what marriage is not: Socrates gurgling hemlock     on his dusty prison cot, giggling as he glimpsed a dikast’s deformed ****     Nietzsche tenured for philology at Basel; Nietzsche feverishly etching     Fick diese scheiße! on a Jena clinic's wall; biology predetermining the team for which he was pitching;     a poem; a hotdog; ******* a discharged Kalashnikov     engendering generational pain somewhere in Saratov     circa 1942; this is what marriage is not:     hatred, jealousy, ballyhoo, obsessive yearnings for a yacht;     this is what marriage is not: anything one pair of hands has wrought.   August 22, 2013
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Aug 22, 2013
Aug 22, 2013 at 8:29 PM UTC
On a Marriage that Was to Take Place atop Half Dome in Yosemite National Park
for Nick and Kaitie 1. Yesterday, right when our call got dropped, I was going to tell you something about marriage. I was going to tell you something gnomic, a maxim worth getting engraved. I've since forgotten, but I believe it was akin to saying that, like Truth, marriage is impossible to define in verbal space. So, I guess I'm glad I forgot. The words would've seemed either too hastily conceived for their subject matter or else weightless, enigmatic – without impact. I think it was Auden who whined, “Marriage is rarely bliss,” though he lightened the phrase by encapsulating it in the context of modern physics – namely, at least it has the ability to take place, and that should be enough to bring bliss equal to Buddha’s Emptiness. So, I'm happy our call got dropped, for the dial tone was the pithiest aphorism on marriage any sentient life could've produced. The key word is “produced.” 2.     This is what marriage is not: Socrates gurgling hemlock     on his dusty prison cot, giggling as he glimpsed a dikast’s deformed ****     Nietzsche tenured for philology at Basel; Nietzsche feverishly etching     Fick diese scheiße! on a Jena clinic's wall; biology predetermining the team for which he was pitching;     a poem; a hotdog; ******* a discharged Kalashnikov     engendering generational pain somewhere in Saratov     circa 1942; this is what marriage is not:     hatred, jealousy, ballyhoo, obsessive yearnings for a yacht;     this is what marriage is not: anything one pair of hands has wrought.   August 22, 2013
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Done with thinking because that's for god to do I am just this appendage of a greater consciousness Ahab is blameless in his small existence Don't quote me quote Herman and Freddy Nietzsche They and their hermits coming down from the mountains to declare they ought to have loved their fate all along Amor fati Why couldn't we have been stuck in the herd all along guys who get love and happiness effortless no need to spend their life in anguish searching through tomes found in tombs for eons and eons enhancing their social aloofness and their unremembered trauma 'till those sad souls give those pansies confidence to leave an exegesis of their own Too smart kid that decried Christ and the shadows of a god all around only to find the search for truth was hopeless Find a way to dumbly enjoy life again and you only say again cause that's all we can control our memories and we too often forget our thought habits the pre-neolithic mind tricks on ourselves Too many MLMs profiting off false mindfulness missing the point beyond exercise and short stress relief Change your thought patterns to love your destiny That's the best we have to pretend to have control in this ̶h̶e̶l̶l̶ hole
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Jul 10, 2020
Jul 10, 2020 at 8:49 AM UTC
Pyramid Coach
Amor Fati! Sayed Nietzsche and wiped the tears from his face. did he know the gravity of this insight with heavy clarity? The grandiose, wishful celebration of life with the acceptance of faith is but a mask that's too light to stand in the way of the actuality of reality, We don't choose our faith, we can just accept it and try to love it But can you truly love something that is staring you in the eye while pulling the trigger of oblivion? I doubt it. If you are lucky, the face of faith is a loving, caring young women with the future in her eyes, giving you slight signs about how great it will be when tomorrow comes. But back to the executor, what about Him, huh? How can you take the Ultimate Dismissal with pride and love?? How can you see the mechanics of evolution, the generation of many different individuals, with a wide distribution of traits. Of which just a few golden combinations are well suited for the specific moment Understanding, that the rest of the beings, who have feelings (especially those of suffering) Will prove themselves unworthy to enter the Gates of the next stage of selection? I don’t know. But I do hope you are the one who will enter I do hope I will too But my hope is of no effect We will just see what life shows to be correct Until then let’s not spoil the moment and save the regret
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Oct 31, 2018
Oct 31, 2018 at 6:56 AM UTC
Amor Fati
before existentialism, and nietzsche in mind, philosophy was written or spoken of accepting the socratic rigidity of words, the rigidity of words known through the socratic method of inquiry: the simplest of questions imposed on the meaning of words; e.g. what is virtue? but with existentialism this old method of inquiry, the poised posing bewilderment lost its quality, in that the new method of inquiry was given to stress not a method of questioning but that of ambiguity, even though this new method that simply said the reverse of what is virtue as the preservation of a narrative: "virtue" concedes many variations exampled true, e.g. - this dittoing going against - previously said / as above - became staged against a brick wall - since this method, the existential method of brushing aside inquiry and entering the realm of ambiguity was already present - the pluralism of meaning found in certain words; it isn't a question whether red or blue can be ambiguous, this allocation of noun and quality is all too pervasive - so when an ambiguity is allowed to exercise its stressor posit - the word in question is allocated a verb orientation in its exercise of use and example, further diluted by the quantity and lack of example, and ascribed contorting adjectivity due to the dilution of meaning: with lessened recognition of sought out qualification to sentence an enzymic perfection of: banker and philanthropist, priest and maximilian kolbe, poetry and lack of envy. even though these examples are idealistic, they provide the obvious ambiguity already apparent, hence the double ambiguity of opposites, ideal opposites. in shorthand - if socrates were to come upon reading existentialism - his questions regarding the virtues would be bound to free floating terms in the ditto bubbles of flimsiness of non-inquiry - bewildered by the number of prompts to question, there would be no necessary ambiguity to many other terms of inactivity - such as the previously mentioned red and blue, dog and glue, but too many, it would seem, should a strict belief in categorising virtue as a noun but not a verb be kept - for categorisation of such nature only provides a linear cascade without due action or cared for imitation - ending with the only chance of virtue chanced and seen as an unvirtuous person doing crossword puzzles in silence - and already virtue's opposite is engaged in defending itself and justifying its ills by first forcing many synonyms to cover it in ambiguity, and asserting itself as an adjective within a noun framework blunt: virtue v. unvirtuous will only confiscate siamese phonetic mingling to ease the definition; i guess that's how rhyming was born, the opposite of alphabetical ordering: a, aardvark                              the violet's blue                                                                    ****** a doughnut with you.
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Sep 22, 2015
Sep 22, 2015 at 11:31 AM UTC
the last line in a difficult poem is always fun
before existentialism, and nietzsche in mind, philosophy was written or spoken of accepting the socratic rigidity of words, the rigidity of words known through the socratic method of inquiry: the simplest of questions imposed on the meaning of words; e.g. what is virtue? but with existentialism this old method of inquiry, the poised posing bewilderment lost its quality, in that the new method of inquiry was given to stress not a method of questioning but that of ambiguity, even though this new method that simply said the reverse of what is virtue as the preservation of a narrative: "virtue" concedes many variations exampled true, e.g. - this dittoing going against - previously said / as above - became staged against a brick wall - since this method, the existential method of brushing aside inquiry and entering the realm of ambiguity was already present - the pluralism of meaning found in certain words; it isn't a question whether red or blue can be ambiguous, this allocation of noun and quality is all too pervasive - so when an ambiguity is allowed to exercise its stressor posit - the word in question is allocated a verb orientation in its exercise of use and example, further diluted by the quantity and lack of example, and ascribed contorting adjectivity due to the dilution of meaning: with lessened recognition of sought out qualification to sentence an enzymic perfection of: banker and philanthropist, priest and maximilian kolbe, poetry and lack of envy. even though these examples are idealistic, they provide the obvious ambiguity already apparent, hence the double ambiguity of opposites, ideal opposites. in shorthand - if socrates were to come upon reading existentialism - his questions regarding the virtues would be bound to free floating terms in the ditto bubbles of flimsiness of non-inquiry - bewildered by the number of prompts to question, there would be no necessary ambiguity to many other terms of inactivity - such as the previously mentioned red and blue, dog and glue, but too many, it would seem, should a strict belief in categorising virtue as a noun but not a verb be kept - for categorisation of such nature only provides a linear cascade without due action or cared for imitation - ending with the only chance of virtue chanced and seen as an unvirtuous person doing crossword puzzles in silence - and already virtue's opposite is engaged in defending itself and justifying its ills by first forcing many synonyms to cover it in ambiguity, and asserting itself as an adjective within a noun framework blunt: virtue v. unvirtuous will only confiscate siamese phonetic mingling to ease the definition; i guess that's how rhyming was born, the opposite of alphabetical ordering: a, aardvark                              the violet's blue                                                                    ****** a doughnut with you.
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Gravity is negligible Ground below disappears Stars are within reach And our energy grows Even Einstein envies us Because time stops When we are together Control is needless With full confidence we make every desire reality Even Atlas envies us Because the world lies In the palm of our hands When we are together As brave warriors We boldly crash Every border ahead For a higher cause Even Napoleon envies us Because we are the masters of power When we are together The melody of Our melded bodies Is the only thing we hear Even Mozart envies The perfectly composed symphony When we are together Moral vanished Rationality forgotten Our psyche ruled by Id Even Freud envies us because pleasure is the only drug we use When we are together The fantasy is real As  is the breathing Mine and yours Deep and passionate Even Nietzsche envies us Because the Übermensch becomes alive When we are together
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Dec 25, 2014
Dec 25, 2014 at 5:27 PM UTC
When we are together
“Ethnic cleansing” is an hygienic phrase Which could have rolled off Joseph Goebbels' tongue. That Balkan soil from which the Great War sprung Still yields the crop of hatred neighbours raise. A Pole who twists the ******** in praise Swept Hani from the Boksburg social rung And still the scent of frangipani hung And clung like power while the townships blaze. Was Nietzsche right when he said God was dead? Now whose redemption song can Marley sing? Why won't we see the hater suffers too? “Love” was the word Christ-Buddha-Allah said. Love fuelled the dream of Martin Luther King. God, forgive them, they know well what they do.
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Feb 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015 at 12:01 AM UTC
GOLGOTHA
The world is too uncertain for us to be sure of anything. Personally I don't think there is an absolute truth. There I said it. Take me away Nietzsche, I'm with you on this one. We are all so different, all so set apart in our unique, frail and wicked mortality. To have one single frame of existence is debilitating. If this difference is so telling of our humanity then why the hell do we have truth? To what purpose? To contain and unite us despite our individuality? Suppose the truth is given this way: A newborn and a goat are expected to survive with just a small patch of grass. Which of the two gets more chance of survival and existential fulfillment? How can that be when those two are apples and oranges? Their circumstances are so opposite. How is life supposed to be fair to the newborn? I am not saying that life is fair because hell it is far from it. But do we accept that unfair principle or make our lives a little better?  Will his happiness be on that grass as well? Of course not. So he looks for new ways to be happy. He has his own truth. To this end, I have questioned everything from my faith, to myself, to people, to science even. Life grows along with time and so are our realities. This is why these past few months I've been contradicting myself to the point of thinking I've gone mad. But the fact is I've grown from these experiences of letting my two polar opposites meet. It is honestly scary when these inner voices start jabbing at you like pointed needles.I am a walking contradiction and my mind is a maze of paradoxes and questions with no answers. Eventually, I got used to this mentally exhausting activity. When something entirely different from what I believe be it an opinion, an idea, or a controversy) speaks up in my face I've learned to accept them not as the truth but as possibilities that could very well be right or wrong. I will never be always right. People are so used to the concept of certainty that we have altogether ignored the existence of possibility. Or the gray area to which simply no one end exists. I realized that we are all predisposed to find answers, to hang on to some sort of explanation to a world so phenomenally ungraspable. It is to the detriment of our open mindedness enough for us to fabricate truths which may very well be coverups for the all too universal fear of the unknown. We are afraid of floating in the ambiguous nature of our lives that we'd rather correct this with assumptions.
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 6:29 AM UTC
Rant # 003: Struggles of a Chronic Overthinker
The world is too uncertain for us to be sure of anything. Personally I don't think there is an absolute truth. There I said it. Take me away Nietzsche, I'm with you on this one. We are all so different, all so set apart in our unique, frail and wicked mortality. To have one single frame of existence is debilitating. If this difference is so telling of our humanity then why the hell do we have truth? To what purpose? To contain and unite us despite our individuality? Suppose the truth is given this way: A newborn and a goat are expected to survive with just a small patch of grass. Which of the two gets more chance of survival and existential fulfillment? How can that be when those two are apples and oranges? Their circumstances are so opposite. How is life supposed to be fair to the newborn? I am not saying that life is fair because hell it is far from it. But do we accept that unfair principle or make our lives a little better?  Will his happiness be on that grass as well? Of course not. So he looks for new ways to be happy. He has his own truth. To this end, I have questioned everything from my faith, to myself, to people, to science even. Life grows along with time and so are our realities. This is why these past few months I've been contradicting myself to the point of thinking I've gone mad. But the fact is I've grown from these experiences of letting my two polar opposites meet. It is honestly scary when these inner voices start jabbing at you like pointed needles.I am a walking contradiction and my mind is a maze of paradoxes and questions with no answers. Eventually, I got used to this mentally exhausting activity. When something entirely different from what I believe be it an opinion, an idea, or a controversy) speaks up in my face I've learned to accept them not as the truth but as possibilities that could very well be right or wrong. I will never be always right. People are so used to the concept of certainty that we have altogether ignored the existence of possibility. Or the gray area to which simply no one end exists. I realized that we are all predisposed to find answers, to hang on to some sort of explanation to a world so phenomenally ungraspable. It is to the detriment of our open mindedness enough for us to fabricate truths which may very well be coverups for the all too universal fear of the unknown. We are afraid of floating in the ambiguous nature of our lives that we'd rather correct this with assumptions.
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She was the strangest football fan I'd ever met, Between match programmes and leaflets she hid Nietzsche and Thoreau; Philosophy being a bright passion of hers, It all seemed so natural in her visage. On days, she'd hum You'll Never Walk Alone While turning delicately the pages of a new text, Smiling at the words that appeared before her on the page. Dorian Gray, she took time to point out, Kept her fascinated— But it was always going to be Nietzsche, And the first time she strummed the pages of Thus Spoke Zarathustra it was as if the humming had turned to fire, And she was melded with the page. I would believe only in a god who could dance. If you asked her who she favoured, she would reply back with a chirp,  the Russians! And hold to you a copy of Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment, she said, was her fascination And she'd as fluidly as ever switch back to the fixtures. Never passion, always fancy. It was as if viewing herself through a third party lens. Her passion for the game, As mysterious as her gentle touch on softer pages. How could she love so drastically? Football, her passion, But her books were her mystery to all, to even herself, And the quiet murmur of Nietzsche, her nectar.
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 12:34 PM UTC
Untitled
I'm seeking to amass a Collection of the World's spiritual, mythic and philosophical codices. I want to collect them out of veneration for those who came before who have tried to illuminate the Paths: The following is my library of such books of yet. Entries in bold are my recommendations; entries italicized are strongly recommended. -Old Works: **Egyptian Book of the Dead Tibetan Book of the Dead The Bhagavad Gita Euclid's Elements** Tao te Ching (I have 3 translations) I Ching (2 translations and a workbook) The Qur'an The Bible -Newer Works: Plato and a Platypus walk into a Bar: Philosophy explained through Jokes *Quadrivium: Number, Geometry, Music, & Cosmology* The Pulse of Wisdom - College Eastern Philosophy Book *Food of the Gods by Terence McKenna* The Elements of Reason - College Logic Book 1001 Perls of Buddhist Wisdom *Net of Being by Alex Grey* *Art Psalms by Alex Grey* **The Portable Nietzsche *The Red Book of Jung The Portable Jung*** The Subtle Body - Encyclopedia of chakras, auras and other personal energy systems. Who are you? - 101 Ways of Seeing Yourself -- I seek to compile this Collection not to have a nice looking bookshelf; nor do I seek to find which one is right. I seek to learn from each of these the lessons that are intrinsic in our Lives; they're all matters of perspectives. I want to compile the aspects of each philosophy with which I resonate and integrate them into my own, forging a dynamic and holistic individual philosophy. All of these books are Mystical masterpieces. All of these books provide insights to the nature of our Holy Reality. All of these books ultimately attempt to express the same ineffability. All of these books are interpreted then translated and interpreted again. The way I see it, I may as well do it for myself; draw my own conclusions: Think for myself.
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 4:13 AM UTC
Mythic, Philosophical Codices
I'm seeking to amass a Collection of the World's spiritual, mythic and philosophical codices. I want to collect them out of veneration for those who came before who have tried to illuminate the Paths: The following is my library of such books of yet. Entries in bold are my recommendations; entries italicized are strongly recommended. -Old Works: **Egyptian Book of the Dead Tibetan Book of the Dead The Bhagavad Gita Euclid's Elements** Tao te Ching (I have 3 translations) I Ching (2 translations and a workbook) The Qur'an The Bible -Newer Works: Plato and a Platypus walk into a Bar: Philosophy explained through Jokes *Quadrivium: Number, Geometry, Music, & Cosmology* The Pulse of Wisdom - College Eastern Philosophy Book *Food of the Gods by Terence McKenna* The Elements of Reason - College Logic Book 1001 Perls of Buddhist Wisdom *Net of Being by Alex Grey* *Art Psalms by Alex Grey* **The Portable Nietzsche *The Red Book of Jung The Portable Jung*** The Subtle Body - Encyclopedia of chakras, auras and other personal energy systems. Who are you? - 101 Ways of Seeing Yourself -- I seek to compile this Collection not to have a nice looking bookshelf; nor do I seek to find which one is right. I seek to learn from each of these the lessons that are intrinsic in our Lives; they're all matters of perspectives. I want to compile the aspects of each philosophy with which I resonate and integrate them into my own, forging a dynamic and holistic individual philosophy. All of these books are Mystical masterpieces. All of these books provide insights to the nature of our Holy Reality. All of these books ultimately attempt to express the same ineffability. All of these books are interpreted then translated and interpreted again. The way I see it, I may as well do it for myself; draw my own conclusions: Think for myself.
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listening to French pop "I'll have liked it when it was cool before it get's cool" sriracha sauce on pesto pizza "The waiter was right the flavors are very complimentary to the palate." watching a ****** "me" movie "wow their color usage in the lighting really shows the Giallo Italian horror influence" Listening to the Friendly Indians "My favorite band? They are only popular in Orange County so you've probably not heard of them.... oh you have?" watching Un Chien Andalou "tres interessant" reading Sartre and Nietzsche "my favorite philosophers man." my pretention leaking out slowly to reveal I'm just a ********* underneath this finely unkempt exterior. Is that changing? Well no but i thought you should know anyway.
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 4:06 AM UTC
I'm a prentious ***** and if you get this poem you likely are too. But that's okay
1. Before I knew he had. His flight trailed off into a Utah Sunrise. He left behind a little strand Of thought, and, in a cramped, amber room that saw Long talks of topics that soon thinned grey, A set of dog-eared books has been put down. Books that brought nearer to my thought his own, While Interstate-5 grated the ground. 2. He must have, as the plane touched the runway, Felt the dawn’s shudder fracture his young bones, His thoughts turning to those dog-eared days; The seemingly endless months full of groans, As they should have been, being spent alone; And that set of books, at least it would seem, Ignited the wick on which our passions gleam. 3. These six years past since they took him away Held minutes like a needle in plied dust. There’s something in the spring that brings decay: The outward beauty of the world just Clouds the mind’s loss within the spinning gust That all the blooming flowers usher in. Then the rain comes... 4. As the 5’s scratch cracks up the drying earth, I recall Nietzsche, Guevara, Burgess: Men who’d not anticipated births Inside my brother and I like cypress Trees, evergreen and coniferous, we Drop seeds year-round. The setting Utah sun, Barely audible, gasps in the copse. He’s with me now. What’s done is done.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 3:37 PM UTC
My brother left (Revisited)
There's no sense in coincidence. But I found the perfect book for you, the same day I read your obituary in the newspaper. These reading materials kept on a locked ward. You kept buried under ground, like a secret turmoil your family could not bear with. The one you also spoke of. But that is irony. Something I do believe in. "Am I God?" "I've killed people. I've killed you twice today. Are you God?" You weren't afraid of your shadow. But rather the people in the sky. The peers walking, talking, doing what they do best. Dissect the innocent. Disengage humanity. Regress until broken, until shattered, until sand. "Am I God?" You aren't, a virgin's son. Nietzsche was correct. God is dead.
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 3:36 AM UTC
When God Created Schizophrenia
girl full of demons hospital bed of course getting under my skin psychedelics are her life since she never had one to begin with unique as a different colored bookmark inside her Nietzsche book breed. complacency. man. woman. everything between the ecstasy of snow in February stuck with getting to know you
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Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 11:40 PM UTC
daemons
In a misguided attempt to escape you I fled to Nietzsche. Weak Inconstant They are cats and birds At best, cows, he mocked. I don't know about that But I've never stolen glances at a cow And felt my heart turn to ash At the gentle devastation of its beauty While praying that the mild curry in my mouth Somehow shrivel up my tongue And singe off the unspoken entreaties simmering within. (And my affection for cows Extends only to veal cutlets) Today Nietzsche and curry failed me Tonight It'll be the familiar embrace of alcohol Until you fly back to Beijing. After which Are other substances and their derivatives To deal with the fallout Your transient smile Wrought on my worn soul.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 6:03 AM UTC
Curry
i do a really good imitation of a woodpecker with my hand clenched into a fist, knocking on my forehead, as if knocking on the forehead of others - i admit, i'm searching for an echo of the rat-tat-tat thumping drill for the cure of headaches. when i inherit what i might inherit i'll book a ticket to switzerland's auschwitz, but drinking a bottle of whiskey and a few beers each day... i'm praying to the gods: gods! a heart attack! gods! a second haemorrhage! gods! a heart attack! darwinism taught me insignificance... so i countered... well... an insignificant theory and practice... like nietzsche said about the darwinists: 'imagine speaking for the entire human race!' well, english journalists already do... and i'm like hey hey hooray for iraq! get blown up by a bomb i'd like my limbs back, or at least the idea of having them once... shiny happy people holding hands! **** old age and grandchildren, there's no accomplishment in that... fake teeth like no teeth at all... apple goo pulp and then porridge... what a great reward! ooh! ah! i'm all geared up for that fear of death... no... i'm scared of being 100 years old; i wouldn't be, had i been born a Galapagos turtle.
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Apr 2, 2016
Apr 2, 2016 at 10:34 PM UTC
every ****** in you should understand (woodpecker)
"If you're the least bit sensitive, this world will eat you alive." Is it any wonder then that so many of us want to die? But I gave up a long time ago on suicide Such an ignoble way to say goodbye So if I must go, I want to be beaten by some ******* while defending a woman's honor Shot by an oppressive father for attempting to liberate his daughter Gunned down by the government for standing up for the rights of another I guess you could say, I have dreams of becoming a martyr "Only the good die young" Only through self-sacrifice can you become Deeply ingrained in humanities' collective brain I want to make a difference Before I grow old and insane Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lincoln JFK Jesus Christ Gandhi Joan of Arc Tecumseh And then there's Socrates Somebody help me, help me please I want so badly to die for the sake of a belief But it's all so ****** up now Twisted and torn Sometimes I wish that I was never born And there have been others who felt the same way Vincent Van Gogh Rothko And Hemingway I know it's not fair of me to say They all lead lives wrought with such pain Like Bradley Nowell And Kurt Cobain Some saw it coming Like Mark Twain Freedom really is a double-edged sword After Jack Parsons blew up he left us his words His mom OD'd shortly after having heard Greatness can only last so long in this world And what of Albert Camus? Was it really unplanned? And that poor old Nietzsche Came so unglued at the end And fate is really something How can we comprehend Some lives are surely doomed From the moment they begin
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Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
Fate of the Martyr
"If you're the least bit sensitive, this world will eat you alive." Is it any wonder then that so many of us want to die? But I gave up a long time ago on suicide Such an ignoble way to say goodbye So if I must go, I want to be beaten by some ******* while defending a woman's honor Shot by an oppressive father for attempting to liberate his daughter Gunned down by the government for standing up for the rights of another I guess you could say, I have dreams of becoming a martyr "Only the good die young" Only through self-sacrifice can you become Deeply ingrained in humanities' collective brain I want to make a difference Before I grow old and insane Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lincoln JFK Jesus Christ Gandhi Joan of Arc Tecumseh And then there's Socrates Somebody help me, help me please I want so badly to die for the sake of a belief But it's all so ****** up now Twisted and torn Sometimes I wish that I was never born And there have been others who felt the same way Vincent Van Gogh Rothko And Hemingway I know it's not fair of me to say They all lead lives wrought with such pain Like Bradley Nowell And Kurt Cobain Some saw it coming Like Mark Twain Freedom really is a double-edged sword After Jack Parsons blew up he left us his words His mom OD'd shortly after having heard Greatness can only last so long in this world And what of Albert Camus? Was it really unplanned? And that poor old Nietzsche Came so unglued at the end And fate is really something How can we comprehend Some lives are surely doomed From the moment they begin
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"God is so dead" -Post-postmodern Nietzsche
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Mar 21, 2016
Mar 21, 2016 at 8:50 AM UTC
An Observation
Let me tell you a true story of tragic love; And you had better believe it, for there's no lie. 'Twas on the Isle of Kos that I met Helga one day, Sitting in a taverna, sipping an ouzo. I sat down and we soon exchanged a word or two, Flirting and teasing 'til the sun sank in the sea. I suggested a walk on the beach (subtle move) Which is when I received a nice little surprise. She stood up in all her glory and then I found That she was well over a eighteen inches shorter than my humble self, A genuine short-arse with a prosthetic leg to boot Which promised me something rather special. Nothing put out, we ended up in my bedroom And I shoved my hot tongue right up her angelic **** "Did you like that?" I enquired (a gent as always) "It was repulsive," she replied with a slight sneer. And when we woke up together the next bright morn I found she had vomited on my bedside jeans, Before leaving me alone on the encrusted sheets. Unfortunately the jeans shrunk a bit when I washed the puke out And their exquisite tightness on my private parts Reminded me for several days of this amorous encounter. Was her criticism of my oral skills her unusual Norwegian humour? Perhaps she really meant to call me her Übermensch? Maybe it was sarcasm and got lost in translation So stimulated was she post-orgasmically. One horrid thought still remains - she might have meant it (after all, as Nietzsche once said so observantly "in revenge and in love woman is more barbarous than man."). And thus I am left with confused memories of that night: Her face was that of blond angel but her tongue was sharp And it really was a crying shame about her leg-stump Which wept slightly.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 5:17 PM UTC
Memories of Kos, Greek Isle of Hot Love
Let me tell you a true story of tragic love; And you had better believe it, for there's no lie. 'Twas on the Isle of Kos that I met Helga one day, Sitting in a taverna, sipping an ouzo. I sat down and we soon exchanged a word or two, Flirting and teasing 'til the sun sank in the sea. I suggested a walk on the beach (subtle move) Which is when I received a nice little surprise. She stood up in all her glory and then I found That she was well over a eighteen inches shorter than my humble self, A genuine short-arse with a prosthetic leg to boot Which promised me something rather special. Nothing put out, we ended up in my bedroom And I shoved my hot tongue right up her angelic **** "Did you like that?" I enquired (a gent as always) "It was repulsive," she replied with a slight sneer. And when we woke up together the next bright morn I found she had vomited on my bedside jeans, Before leaving me alone on the encrusted sheets. Unfortunately the jeans shrunk a bit when I washed the puke out And their exquisite tightness on my private parts Reminded me for several days of this amorous encounter. Was her criticism of my oral skills her unusual Norwegian humour? Perhaps she really meant to call me her Übermensch? Maybe it was sarcasm and got lost in translation So stimulated was she post-orgasmically. One horrid thought still remains - she might have meant it (after all, as Nietzsche once said so observantly "in revenge and in love woman is more barbarous than man."). And thus I am left with confused memories of that night: Her face was that of blond angel but her tongue was sharp And it really was a crying shame about her leg-stump Which wept slightly.
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Mister Clown, mister Funny Mister Always has some money Why aren’t you joking today Mister i’m always okay i’m okay, okay On my tiptoes like it’s ballet It’s second best we call that Park Place and i’m blue, blue, blue Ya know me well i’m mister cliché Trade my years for smokes and ashtrays Time just flew, flew, flew Here’s some candles, it’s happy birthday Here’s some camels, TGI Friday TGI Jesus, TGI Nietzsche it’s NTK it’s TLA, that’s AKA redundancy It’s subtlety and puppetry, it’s how you got the best of me you pull the ground from under me for me to fall and i just do, do, do Mister Clown, mister Funny Mister Always has some money Why aren’t you joking today Mister i’m always okay i’m okay, okay
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Feb 16, 2019
Feb 16, 2019 at 7:04 AM UTC
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before I knew he had. His flight trailed off into a Utah sunrise. He left behind a little strand of thought, and, in a cramped, amber room that saw long talks of topics that soon thinned grey, a set of dog-eared books has been put down. Books that brought nearer to my thought his own, while somewhere Interstate-5 grates ‘cross the ground. I sleep there still, although I left for good. That house to this day asks me where he was. Their smiles, the little comfort that they could give, were emptier than their words. Often I feel the vague pulse of their ragged stares – torn, threadbare they unravel in the air to mask their faces: that inner decree which shades the truth. Where and how’d they ever grow wrong? He must have, as the plane touched the runway, felt the dawn’s shudder fracture his young bones, his thoughts turning to those dog-earing days. The seemingly endless months full of groans, as they should have been, being spent alone. And that set of books, at least it would seem, ignited the wick on which our passions gleam – slate-grey regards. These six years past since they took him away held minutes like a needle in plied dust. There’s something in the spring that brings decay here. The outward beauty of the world just clouds the mind’s loss within the spinning gust that all the blooming flowers usher in. Then the rain comes – in spitters and spats it spins the spire. When gone the white-wick’s still on fire. As the 5’s scratch cracks up the drying earth, I recall Nietzsche, Guevara, Burgess. Famed men who’d not anticipated births inside my brother and I like cypress trees, evergreen and coniferous we drop seeds year-round. The setting Utah sun, barely audible, gasps in the copse. He’s with me now. What’s done is done.
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Jul 4, 2012
Jul 4, 2012 at 7:53 AM UTC
My brother left
before I knew he had. His flight trailed off into a Utah sunrise. He left behind a little strand of thought, and, in a cramped, amber room that saw long talks of topics that soon thinned grey, a set of dog-eared books has been put down. Books that brought nearer to my thought his own, while somewhere Interstate-5 grates ‘cross the ground. I sleep there still, although I left for good. That house to this day asks me where he was. Their smiles, the little comfort that they could give, were emptier than their words. Often I feel the vague pulse of their ragged stares – torn, threadbare they unravel in the air to mask their faces: that inner decree which shades the truth. Where and how’d they ever grow wrong? He must have, as the plane touched the runway, felt the dawn’s shudder fracture his young bones, his thoughts turning to those dog-earing days. The seemingly endless months full of groans, as they should have been, being spent alone. And that set of books, at least it would seem, ignited the wick on which our passions gleam – slate-grey regards. These six years past since they took him away held minutes like a needle in plied dust. There’s something in the spring that brings decay here. The outward beauty of the world just clouds the mind’s loss within the spinning gust that all the blooming flowers usher in. Then the rain comes – in spitters and spats it spins the spire. When gone the white-wick’s still on fire. As the 5’s scratch cracks up the drying earth, I recall Nietzsche, Guevara, Burgess. Famed men who’d not anticipated births inside my brother and I like cypress trees, evergreen and coniferous we drop seeds year-round. The setting Utah sun, barely audible, gasps in the copse. He’s with me now. What’s done is done.
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NIETZCHE  YOU **** YOU'VE RUINED MY LIFE I was once so innocent Without You. Now I can hardly contemplate the light of day from staring into the abyss for so long. How can I ever forgive you? Cynic-master, who taught me how to think for myself who taught me how to speak with such lucid contempt Now I can never trust the government Now I can never have faith in anyone's heavanly aspirations, The sun having long set on any protests of idealism. And yet I still find you remarkable Nietzsche You never fail to make me laugh at the times when I need it the most. You're the rebel friend who I can never introduce to my parents. Yours is the poster which should adorn every angry teenagers' wall With quotes highlighting The Will to Power and violent determination. A hopeful voice in a godless world. I'm reminded of you in the girl that speaks or stealing every crucifix in her former convent school after her friend was expelled. I'm reminded of you with every protester who throws a Molotov cocktail at armed police I'm reminded of you in eery artist who does'nt follow formality in every caged bird who continues to sing. For all your anger I must thank you Nietzsche Even if I can never be as happily ignorant as I once was For wasn't the very crux of modern life challenged by you? All of Humanity All the cruelty All the spit Fullness All the Hatred when you threw yourself in front of that horse being beaten in Turin and for losing your mind Just to prove a point.
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May 4, 2012
May 4, 2012 at 5:51 AM UTC
Nietzsche