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Dec 17, 2018
Dec 17, 2018 at 6:12 PM UTC
2020 star ticket
Och! Airn an' Thwndir! An' Urquhart's Wae Verra Hel! Great Warlike Glamis' Firey, An' Hwmyd Loch Doon's Orrah! Downe! Downe! tae thad howch owre miserable! Ye a' swithe hame, hame! wae ma Airn *** An' weile 'yont yondir Suthron! Waefu', waefu' heyre Ah! War-Ironclad heyne Ȝell, Wae burr-thistle’s Gowlin’ Storne Micht! Frae ma verra, verra! Ah ageyne! Tae the Cauld Enraged Wynde Unco! intae Æternall Battle Scorchin' Towardis Moorlan Chain Mail-Bosom o' mine! O'er an' o'er IT! increasingly thro' Force returnin', Wae ma verra Blacklyn Tartan o' War heyne, An' Silvery Brooch, wi'in yondir Lone Sceadewe! Unco! wae the Rubye Stane deep-shimmerin' Naixt tae Carham's Gory Landis, an' the Targe-Hell, Thro’ nowe Tune Martial, stick-an-stowe Ȝell! Airn-Curse Core-Firey, Hye-Flamin' IT! Heyne unco rychte Airn-Moorlan o'er ye a'! Ah, bye nowe the FEUDAL OWAR-MANN! 'Yont thad Auld Whunstane Tower-Shrine Togider wae Lang Titanium-Claymore, Airn-Dazzlin' An' ne'er, ne'er, IT! stick-an-stowe tae wane! Wi'in theis Bluish Fyre syne! Verra War-Swaird Rairan IT, Intae Thae Hringiren Æternall, Thwndir-Devastatin' o' mine! QVOAD FEODALE MEA CVM RVBRA SPATHA ET RELVCENTE HOC SCVTO AC FVLMINE NIVEO SCOTORVM INTRA HANC TEMPESTATEM MAGNAM QVÆ FLOS IGNEVS EST TONITRVO NOMINE ALTO NEMO GELIDO HOC LOCO IMPVNE ME LACESSIT.
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Oct 1, 2020
Oct 1, 2020 at 4:42 AM UTC
Gowlin’ Storne
Dawn breaks. Sliver of light through shutters, wakes Sister Blaise, stirs her from sleep. Bell rings. Chimes loud. She sits up, legs over the side of the bed. Bare feet, wooden floor. Coldness bites. Rubs arms, legs. Crosses herself with middle digit, in nomine Patris. Bright light through shutters slices into floor. Prayer said she rises from her bed. Thoughts race through her head. Drab night gown, grey, long. She walks to the enamel bowl, pours cold water, washes face and neck and hands. Et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. Lets water run through fingers. Wash me whiter. The Christ on the wall hangs there in His silence. Picture of Christ on her desk, hands out stretched. She runs water through her fingers, wet, cold. Wash me, cleanse me. She dries her hands on the old white towel, rubbing dry fingers, hands, face and neck. Uncle used to. Pushes thoughts of him away, they slip back in place, eel like. Uncle used to touch. Bless me Father. She folds the towel, places it neatly at the foot of her bed. She removes the nightgown. Dresses in her habit. White and black. Mother said nothing. Silence and the turning of the head. Finger pressed against lips. Dressed, she sets about her cell. Tidying, sorting, bed making. Uncle used to touch her. For I have sinned. She opens the shutters, lets light in, opens the windows, fresh air, birdsong, slight breeze. Father used to beat. The Christ hanging from the cross on the wall is silent. Nailed hands, hands curled. She has kissed the nailed feet. Now she stares at the turned head, turned slightly to one side, crown of thorns, wood carved. Sister Clare is in the cloister. She watches her walk. She stops. Looks into the cloister Garth. Flowers growing, neat rows, large bushes. Mother said nothing. Beatings. Lies told about Uncle he said. Sent to bed, no supper. The sun is warm, light on head. She walks from the window and stands in front of the crucifix. His hands curled, nailed, old nails, pins.   Feet one on top of the other, nailed in place. She kisses His feet. Presses soft lips. Uncle used to touch, said our secret, sin to tell, little girl. She presses lips to His feet. Mother weak, said nothing, dying now, cancer, pain, hurts. Father dead. Never make old bones he said. Proved right. She closes her eyes. Touches His legs, runs finger along. Stiff, cold, smooth. Uncle did; she never told again. Father displeased, the beating pleased. The bell rings again. Echoes along cloister. She crosses herself with middle digit. A bird sings. Wind moves branches by window, He calls, must leave, must go.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 4:58 AM UTC
SISTER BLAISE BEFORE MATINS.
Dawn breaks. Sliver of light through shutters, wakes Sister Blaise, stirs her from sleep. Bell rings. Chimes loud. She sits up, legs over the side of the bed. Bare feet, wooden floor. Coldness bites. Rubs arms, legs. Crosses herself with middle digit, in nomine Patris. Bright light through shutters slices into floor. Prayer said she rises from her bed. Thoughts race through her head. Drab night gown, grey, long. She walks to the enamel bowl, pours cold water, washes face and neck and hands. Et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. Lets water run through fingers. Wash me whiter. The Christ on the wall hangs there in His silence. Picture of Christ on her desk, hands out stretched. She runs water through her fingers, wet, cold. Wash me, cleanse me. She dries her hands on the old white towel, rubbing dry fingers, hands, face and neck. Uncle used to. Pushes thoughts of him away, they slip back in place, eel like. Uncle used to touch. Bless me Father. She folds the towel, places it neatly at the foot of her bed. She removes the nightgown. Dresses in her habit. White and black. Mother said nothing. Silence and the turning of the head. Finger pressed against lips. Dressed, she sets about her cell. Tidying, sorting, bed making. Uncle used to touch her. For I have sinned. She opens the shutters, lets light in, opens the windows, fresh air, birdsong, slight breeze. Father used to beat. The Christ hanging from the cross on the wall is silent. Nailed hands, hands curled. She has kissed the nailed feet. Now she stares at the turned head, turned slightly to one side, crown of thorns, wood carved. Sister Clare is in the cloister. She watches her walk. She stops. Looks into the cloister Garth. Flowers growing, neat rows, large bushes. Mother said nothing. Beatings. Lies told about Uncle he said. Sent to bed, no supper. The sun is warm, light on head. She walks from the window and stands in front of the crucifix. His hands curled, nailed, old nails, pins.   Feet one on top of the other, nailed in place. She kisses His feet. Presses soft lips. Uncle used to touch, said our secret, sin to tell, little girl. She presses lips to His feet. Mother weak, said nothing, dying now, cancer, pain, hurts. Father dead. Never make old bones he said. Proved right. She closes her eyes. Touches His legs, runs finger along. Stiff, cold, smooth. Uncle did; she never told again. Father displeased, the beating pleased. The bell rings again. Echoes along cloister. She crosses herself with middle digit. A bird sings. Wind moves branches by window, He calls, must leave, must go.
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I'm not here to leave a legendary impression, these poems are merely syntactical confession, and if you find in your own personal expression, the mutual feels from the scheme of grand depression, felicitation, aggression, commiseration, obsession all of the above, et cetera, the thorough digression, glory will be given to the one in succession of the ethereal destination we hold in compression with the wordly oppression and greedy possession, without further ado and much indiscretion, tis time now to reflect upon my next spiritual transgression.
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 6:38 PM UTC
Benedictus que venit in nomine veritatis*
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                             Your Poems as Love-Letters to God           Gregariousness is always the refuge of mediocrities, whether           they swear by Soloviev or Kant or Marx. Only individuals           seek the truth, and they break with those who don’t love it           sufficiently.                  -Doctor Zhivago, p. 9 in the Pantheon edition You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life In elegant scansion, in noble lines That shape chaos into beauty and truth Not into metal or rocks or wood But flung into Creation in gratitude For the sacred life you have been given For the strength of your love and thoughts Each little line is a gathering-gift to God Baptized in the Jordan and in the Hippocrene To God, and to the Muses who smile on you And to great Mysteries beyond the stars Each little line is a gathering-gift to all To read in the light of seven sacred lamps The wisdom of patience and pilgrimage Beside the banks of the river you know You live, and so you write, you must, you must: For there is meaning in tumbling in the grass On a summer day that will live forever Helped along in your written remembrancing You live an eternal meaning in the why Of laughter and puppy-kissings and grass-stained jeans And that is why you must write it all down For others in intellectually-sharpened rhythms You live an eternal meaning in the why Of love, of deeper kissings in the dark Emotional confusions gone crazy-wild Until they are sensed through crafted verse You live an eternal meaning in the why Of recruit training and sometimes war The joys of learning wisdom from great books Tentatively shaping your own new knowledge worthily You live an eternal meaning in the why Of leafy springs and apple-green summers Golden autumns and winters of blue Writing them as hymns of gratitude You live an eternal meaning in the why Of children in a home modest in wealth But rich and layered in love, work, and prayer “Is this poem about me?!” Oh, yes, child You live an eternal meaning in the why Of lonely nights, hospital stays, mistakes Disappearing dreams, disappointed hopes Memories of friends buried in the dust You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life Love-letters as your gift to Creation In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti*
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Apr 8, 2025
Apr 8, 2025 at 8:54 AM UTC
Your Poems as Love-Letters to God
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                             Your Poems as Love-Letters to God           Gregariousness is always the refuge of mediocrities, whether           they swear by Soloviev or Kant or Marx. Only individuals           seek the truth, and they break with those who don’t love it           sufficiently.                  -Doctor Zhivago, p. 9 in the Pantheon edition You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life In elegant scansion, in noble lines That shape chaos into beauty and truth Not into metal or rocks or wood But flung into Creation in gratitude For the sacred life you have been given For the strength of your love and thoughts Each little line is a gathering-gift to God Baptized in the Jordan and in the Hippocrene To God, and to the Muses who smile on you And to great Mysteries beyond the stars Each little line is a gathering-gift to all To read in the light of seven sacred lamps The wisdom of patience and pilgrimage Beside the banks of the river you know You live, and so you write, you must, you must: For there is meaning in tumbling in the grass On a summer day that will live forever Helped along in your written remembrancing You live an eternal meaning in the why Of laughter and puppy-kissings and grass-stained jeans And that is why you must write it all down For others in intellectually-sharpened rhythms You live an eternal meaning in the why Of love, of deeper kissings in the dark Emotional confusions gone crazy-wild Until they are sensed through crafted verse You live an eternal meaning in the why Of recruit training and sometimes war The joys of learning wisdom from great books Tentatively shaping your own new knowledge worthily You live an eternal meaning in the why Of leafy springs and apple-green summers Golden autumns and winters of blue Writing them as hymns of gratitude You live an eternal meaning in the why Of children in a home modest in wealth But rich and layered in love, work, and prayer “Is this poem about me?!” Oh, yes, child You live an eternal meaning in the why Of lonely nights, hospital stays, mistakes Disappearing dreams, disappointed hopes Memories of friends buried in the dust You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life Love-letters as your gift to Creation In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti*
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So lay me down in the coffin beneath the sea, that's exactly where I want to be. Salt water building pressure on the wood like the pressure that you put me under each and every day. Let the wood splinter like so many lost lovers and friends and let the water fill my lungs and ears, bubbles exploding from my mouth like the arguments we use to have to the backdrop of silverware falling on linoleum. Let it fill my body with **** and vinegar and let the light that you cherished so much fade away from my eyes like headlights in the distance.
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Feb 21, 2011
Feb 21, 2011 at 9:27 AM UTC
In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti
And stoners we shall be for thee, my **** for thee. Tokes hath descended forth from thy bowl that our lungs may swiftly fill with thy smoke. And we shall pass the dutchie to thy left of thee and flying with friends shall it ever be. In nomine mater, et spherae igitur et sanctam favillam.
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 9:38 PM UTC
(In the name of the mother, The buds, and the holy smoke.)
I'm walking but I don't know where to, It's a winding road that I've been on for what seems like years. Lay down to rest my head, give my body to nature. Stuck in the soil, sprouting slowly, but the rain comes and the lightning strikes. I'm dead, but what's the difference? I didn't stand a chance anyway. Reborn; a cloud in the sky, I'm forming a tornado, touching ground, rapidly spinning and destroying everything in my path, I'll gather everything around me and tear it up, drop it and dissipate. I just want to be pure
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 8:19 PM UTC
Nomine
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Mar 24, 2024
Mar 24, 2024 at 8:08 AM UTC
VXD TEMPLVM
O, Lord forgotten please accept Me upon my mission bereft, I look to the stars in darkness and cry, And teeming with demons I ask you why, And how I can be rid of myself, How may I ask you for help? Please remain with me where others have left, Please linger with me as I conquer each step, Forgive my wrath, forgive my hatred, Please stay in my destitute heart, my Savior. In all my life I shall remember my words, About the others who walk with the heard. Nunquam animadverto paradisum, Omnes perdes qui scitus I, In nomine Patris et Filii, Et Spiritus Sancti.
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 7:27 PM UTC
My Prayer.
He exists in ****** duality Dwelling in ********* lips and tongue She is born of blackest dimension’s strum When the rifle conquest bellows loud And slaughter’s hum be murderous roar It rivers in winding bends Of purest human shale The destroyer’s chorus in innocent’s wail Clammy skin of mistresses pale Chant in rounds this king curse brain Her obsidian Charon His violent game It thousand claws It needle veins Sand drowning corpses in rotting flame It eldest spirit from ancient plains She blood unholy He flesh unchained Forever wholly thirst insane Dismembering life In nomine Essence Essence Essence
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 4:23 PM UTC
Essence
The light of Nirvana manifest at the first glint of creativity , the glow in the writers heart praised at the Gates of Heaven , their records etched in pink marble within the Heavenly Foyer for all eternity . The journal of the ancients , scribed with fire , cast in bronze tablet , adored by Angelic host .. Works of praise engraved from the template of the Most High , eyes of fire in the darkest of night .. Carmine in nomine ipsius gloriari !
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 4:48 PM UTC
Glory