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"ores" poems
This is the core of industries It's crazy oh you see assemblies before ores fall in the streets but It's all for you and me A steampunk nation Baby pollution rises up then the loving comes arraigning 'cause Our art's official and only partially artificial And our heart's in the middle of sharp hardened shards of metal but There's not where it settles Because it's beating to the steaming of God's hottest *** or kettle And now we face it, this creation we made to To save our craving for a synthetic rebelnation it's Our safeway they make into a pathetic revelation In our steampunk nation Our steampunk nation It's places having creation But with black metal makings And wordsmith's an occupation like phrase on paper's the way we say she's Making our hearts start raving and baby maybe even raging for For beaming metals and Yeah steaming kettles, Meccas of our cyberstation Hades And now we face it, this creation we made to To save our craving for a synthetic rebelnation it's Our safeway they make into a pathetic revelation In our steampunk nation Our steampunk nation Oh how do we face it, this creation we made to To save our craving for a synthetic rebelnation it's Our safeway they make into a pathetic revelation In a steampunk nation A steampunk nation
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 8:16 PM UTC
Steampunk Nation
~ late winter’s dusting, on tarnished ores; a dreamer’s seeds, these rails once bore. rain-washed colors, on sun-warped steel; their conjured hopes, an age once real; oxidized by rust and time blackened timbers, no longer bind; what still remains are worn out ties, a distant memory, of centuries gone by, now mere after-sighs. structures standing, but just by chance... a gust may blow them down; these buildings where men’s dreams once danced, now a ghost, this town. though no soul is left inside, still a body here resides. so long ago her carried goods, these rails rode, to distant homes, built dreams of wood; like dandelion wishes, scattered... gone, tracks going nowhere, now a fading ode, just another dusty song. for advancing progress never fails to leave someone's dying dream behind. ~ *post script. Oregon’s hills and back country hide these relics of a time when a nation’s spirit was fed by the sounds of industry, steel and steam, the whir of saws, and men calling, “timber”... long before the age of wood and rail were left in a saw-dusty bin of history by the sweeping hand of time.  i could easily be persuaded that this change was for the best, yet this can't erase the longing sense, left beneath my breast... advances do not come without leaving something or someone behind.*
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 4:11 PM UTC
ties
scuttling across the valley, the trench was deep and steep scorching heat of the dry sun, dried blemishes on the weathered skin. Settling along the rocky facades, hackneyed by the haunting past. Sleepless nights of the perching predators, Hibernating in aloof worlds . Stymied by the wind in the barren land , Harnessed by the futile fears. Simone Melchoir of the sinking ship , would not you go down with the fault. Shunning away from natures affection , for every rose does share its thorn . Sunny ends are reached , when the raging ravines fade away. Slithering away the swirling serpent , The sun lurks in the brewing storm . Sanctity of the witheld winds , sapping away the deathly darkness. Serene air of the seraphic angel, brought the plighting dreams to the refugees repose Smelting ores and melting poles, brimming with brightness the cradled cirque . Summons of the exalted virtue , To burn the lizard and fly away like the phoenix Succumbing to the wilderness, to soaring heights and rising spirits . Swanking in the soothing winds, the phoenix looked down on the plundering valley. Scorning at the downtrodden spirits, The fraternity of the Desert lizard
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 1:23 AM UTC
the desert lizard
365 Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat? Then crouch within the door— Red—is the Fire’s common tint— But when the vivid Ore Has vanquished Flame’s conditions, It quivers from the Forge Without a color, but the light Of unanointed Blaze. Least Village has its Blacksmith Whose Anvil’s even ring Stands symbol for the finer Forge That soundless tugs—within— Refining these impatient Ores With Hammer, and with Blaze Until the Designated Light Repudiate the Forge—
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Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat?
Across the road A J-K girl, Skipped and laughed On her way to school. She was strapped To a big back-pack, Looking like A pink pack mule. Behind her strove Her drover, Directing her to quarry All the stones of learning. By three o'clock My minature mule, A little slower Trudged from school. The pack was filled With rules and tools. She had panned The ores of knowledge; She'll assay them In days to follow. Each day my mule Will turn the grindstone, Crunching numbers, Sifting fine poems. She's mining all the hidden gems To fill her back-pack Once again.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 9:54 AM UTC
Pink Pack Mule
...plain, white light of conscious sight carved with the black of depictions, stretched imaginations, dance of curves and shapes, the inner vision needs a pair of shades, color it with flames of passion, free flow of feeling, breeze of dreams whistling through the meadows of vibrant forms ...from the dust this thought was born, to the dust, the vision fades, in the dust are the sparks, minerals, elements of life, fertile fields, sow the seeds ...from the groves, the forms are reborn, then the critters and grubs swarm in, eating the scraps, ******** new life into the soil, new sparks and minerals, eggs and chances, rhythms for the new generations, vibrant once more, a matter of potent renditions, the breath fueling the black depictions, white light geyser, grey clouds, tarnished ores, dirt and dust, all colored with the minerals of light ...and in that light is solar life, lunar reflections, Earthly fullfillment of 'son'shine, mother's milk, and dad's beer brewing in the astro's firmament. Dancing all through again and again of swirvy curls, recollection of scattered pearls, casted and then returned.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 5:13 PM UTC
Zen of Mud
Adieu, belle Cassandre, et vous, belle Marie, Pour qui je fus trois ans en servage à Bourgueil, L'une vit, l'autre est morte, et ores, de son œil Le Ciel se réjouit, dont la terre est marrie. Sur mon premier Avril, d'une amoureuse envie J'adorais vos beautés, mais votre fier orgueil Ne s'amollit jamais pour larmes ni pour deuil, Tant d'une gauche main la Parque ourdit ma vie. Maintenant en Automne, encore malheureux, Je vis comme au Printemps, de nature amoureux, Afin que tout mon âge aille au gré de la peine. Et or que je deusse être affranchi du harnois, Mon Colonel m'envoie, à grand coups de carquois, Rassiéger Ilion pour conquérir Hélène.
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Adieu, belle Cassandre, et vous, belle Marie
I'm a captured tooth nerve amalgam appeased restrained in containment by my keeper then I can be a prisoner escaping the jail my warder has lost the keys of control on dark days my fathoms swirl in murky mass infused with blinding kelp on good days my porthole shows clearness of eye the glass reflects well just to confuse my ores composition is misunderstood the translation metamorphic changing minute by minute hour by hour these ones are buggers my microscope isn't good with definition will I or wont I who knows my borders are contested being diplomatic I make pacts and treaties no monicker is required the tried and tested gentleman's agreement that will do   my margins can be thick or thin comments fit in usually they range between insult and praise depending on the mood I oft go to open cut mines to find common minerals which are useful on a daily basis real effort is called for when I delve into deep shafts sometimes gems are quarried precious ones to behold well enough said a letter is to be written dear meditative home we're returning soon if we're delayed after hours p.s. leave the porch light on
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 5:52 AM UTC
Metaphors For Thoughts
Shepard Leopard print not calligraphy double "L's" lively as llamas lily roll roots lull underwater dreams felt from the events of hypnotized by the words of the orator, an ores rating is the basis of the all purpose flowering behind the veil, human as satiated, red as sunsets lewd as an anagram of wed rings marry Saturn on this mourning of the death of time, rocks felt sediment may ties tan in the Sun pelts peeled layered in the wind steaming serpentine smokes coils in the sky Clouds the equipment of the buster Organs play louder than church hymns reigns power blood men straighten in their pews at the sound of the root of all evil the mouth of the whale begging for the message more "S's" in saliva drool without one of Oh now bow before the bow arc in the Know a Self flooded urge elevated surfaced by the pit of the concrete, open your abstract the path leopard prints in the mud escape the boar snarling winters Solar is the limit speed time for the Scarab dry enough for the role of matter being dense as ****** In no sense cures us from our aged protractor, human after all is how I robot rock. I am earth breathing fire hearing wind moving water beneath my meat eating feet. I stare through the ghost riding I am Equine the warship of the Poised den at landings end I devour funnel cakes within the three circles, I merge the warmth and cool blending the reflections with its shadow commanding paddle cyclical backstroke the Frog's moment chosen amp powered transition form and fathom an alternate realm, I dropped a meteor on a puddle world displacing half of all livin; Lanced a Wasp's nest as a Dragoon steals an egg as a test.
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 10:05 PM UTC
Shepard Leopard
Shepard Leopard print not calligraphy double "L's" lively as llamas lily roll roots lull underwater dreams felt from the events of hypnotized by the words of the orator, an ores rating is the basis of the all purpose flowering behind the veil, human as satiated, red as sunsets lewd as an anagram of wed rings marry Saturn on this mourning of the death of time, rocks felt sediment may ties tan in the Sun pelts peeled layered in the wind steaming serpentine smokes coils in the sky Clouds the equipment of the buster Organs play louder than church hymns reigns power blood men straighten in their pews at the sound of the root of all evil the mouth of the whale begging for the message more "S's" in saliva drool without one of Oh now bow before the bow arc in the Know a Self flooded urge elevated surfaced by the pit of the concrete, open your abstract the path leopard prints in the mud escape the boar snarling winters Solar is the limit speed time for the Scarab dry enough for the role of matter being dense as ****** In no sense cures us from our aged protractor, human after all is how I robot rock. I am earth breathing fire hearing wind moving water beneath my meat eating feet. I stare through the ghost riding I am Equine the warship of the Poised den at landings end I devour funnel cakes within the three circles, I merge the warmth and cool blending the reflections with its shadow commanding paddle cyclical backstroke the Frog's moment chosen amp powered transition form and fathom an alternate realm, I dropped a meteor on a puddle world displacing half of all livin; Lanced a Wasp's nest as a Dragoon steals an egg as a test.
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Through purple-greyish smoke billowed from lips both mine and yours, our eyes glazed, blacklight seen reflecting on our silver ores. Dark purple painted walls with red designs keep calm the folks on leather couches billowing with eyes like silver ores. Oh you and I, the strangers here, all have our many reasons, some came with them, some made them here, eyes glazed like silver ores. An Artificial Reason calms our minds in this Mad Season, crucified on G-clef staff, eyes glazed like silver ores. This sanctuary, whispered 'round, and found through word of mouth, somewhere, we've all forgotten in the glaze of silver ores. Our therapy, if long or short, time counted by the songs, recovery is measured by the glaze of silver ores. As one leaves so another comes, replacing on the couch, the glaze of one with glaze of other's eyes like silver ores. (C)2013, Christos Rigakos
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Apr 6, 2013
Apr 6, 2013 at 6:13 PM UTC
Silver Ores
The pebbles of your core shine in ruminated scores like a sorcerer spiking more unlisting storms and ores Smile dear rock, from a mile touch the source of love ice melt those gorgeous pure eyes to the specks of the shiny shores The rocky waves smell of testicles Vestibules and alleyways of fertility sung by Cronus as he holds a knife eager to mutilate from a skyview The sandy waters sink in Gaia hymns as the scythe shed the slices of foams where scattered sperms stays awash to wish swimmers an eternal beauty Ohh sacred gods on the aphrodite hills Spread love unseen, unknown,unheard stain the precedent of the flowing wind give me the hint, a seat on the sainted scent
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 2:40 PM UTC
Aphrodite Rock~Petra tou Romiou (Cyprus)
La lune est coutumière De naître tous les mois : Mais quand notre lumière Est éteinte une fois, Sans nos yeux réveiller, Faut longtemps sommeiller. Tandis que vivons ores, Un baiser donnez-moi, Donnez-m'en mille encore, Amour n'a point de loi : A sa divinité Convient l'infinité. En vous baisant, Maîtresse, Vous m'avez entamé La langue chanteresse De votre nom aimé. Quoi ! est-ce là le prix Du travail qu'elle a pris ? Elle, par qui vous êtes Déesse entre les Dieux, Qui vos beautés parfaites Célébrait jusqu'aux Cieux, Ne faisant l'air, sinon Bruire de votre nom ? De votre belle face, Le beau logis d'Amour, Où Vénus et la Grâce Ont choisi leur séjour, Et de votre œil qui fait Le soleil moins parfait ; De votre sein d'ivoire Par deux ondes secous (1) Elle chantait la gloire, Ne chantant rien que vous : Maintenant en saignant, De vous se va plaignant. Las ! de petite chose Je me plains sans raison, Non de la plaie enclose Au cœur sans guérison, Que l'Archerocux M'y tira de vos yeux. 1. Secous : Secoué.
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À sa maîtresse
It was a woodcut in our high school history text, Unit 4       Beginnings of the Modern World, that so disturbed, from the Nuremburg Chronicles depicting the burning of the       Jews, flat perspective, faces of the victims among flames, in no particular agony, not       especially Jewish, during the Black Death 1/3 of Europe died 1347-1351 alone.       Although you die together you die alone. Earlier that week, I had attended our 6th grade's performance of Fiddler       on the Roof, thinking Coltrane should have recorded Matchmaker as a bookend to       My Favorite Things but as the play darkened with the town's absorption into the diaspora, democracy yet unthought of and rule of law a fig leaf for authority Jasper, who played Zero Mostel, delivered his line well to       the effect you're just doing your jobs while wrecking our lives. Anyway, nothing like that is happening here, is it? The gardener planting tomatoes, the gravedigger finding skulls, there is so much life a little death won't matter. Jasper was a beautiful ham, big as Zero. A friend posed this question: must all states be melting pots like the United States? I said yes not because they should but since it's inevitable. Let labor flow like capital! America was the last word of the play and brought a tear of pride       to my eye. Immigration, exasperating argument re the Other. How many's more than enough? 9 billion, a rational, real number that exceeds or we're convinced is within the carrying capacity of the planet. Climate change is the new Black Death. I like the Amerindian body type and face mixed in with the       European, African. The irrepressible economy rolls out reams of logs, ores of       elements, bags of ice, fields of rice. Embargo. The moon stares, bare, full of interstellar space. Better a cold shoulder than a visit from our military. The crazy Nazis must have felt themselves extraordinarily       compassionate toward the mother, earth, the goddess,       history, or some such abstraction and, thus, acted on a       fraction of all they did not know. Selfless soldiers just doing their jobs guarding the border or, on the other hand, collecting ****** for the burning of the Jews.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 6:58 AM UTC
The Burning of the Jews
It was a woodcut in our high school history text, Unit 4       Beginnings of the Modern World, that so disturbed, from the Nuremburg Chronicles depicting the burning of the       Jews, flat perspective, faces of the victims among flames, in no particular agony, not       especially Jewish, during the Black Death 1/3 of Europe died 1347-1351 alone.       Although you die together you die alone. Earlier that week, I had attended our 6th grade's performance of Fiddler       on the Roof, thinking Coltrane should have recorded Matchmaker as a bookend to       My Favorite Things but as the play darkened with the town's absorption into the diaspora, democracy yet unthought of and rule of law a fig leaf for authority Jasper, who played Zero Mostel, delivered his line well to       the effect you're just doing your jobs while wrecking our lives. Anyway, nothing like that is happening here, is it? The gardener planting tomatoes, the gravedigger finding skulls, there is so much life a little death won't matter. Jasper was a beautiful ham, big as Zero. A friend posed this question: must all states be melting pots like the United States? I said yes not because they should but since it's inevitable. Let labor flow like capital! America was the last word of the play and brought a tear of pride       to my eye. Immigration, exasperating argument re the Other. How many's more than enough? 9 billion, a rational, real number that exceeds or we're convinced is within the carrying capacity of the planet. Climate change is the new Black Death. I like the Amerindian body type and face mixed in with the       European, African. The irrepressible economy rolls out reams of logs, ores of       elements, bags of ice, fields of rice. Embargo. The moon stares, bare, full of interstellar space. Better a cold shoulder than a visit from our military. The crazy Nazis must have felt themselves extraordinarily       compassionate toward the mother, earth, the goddess,       history, or some such abstraction and, thus, acted on a       fraction of all they did not know. Selfless soldiers just doing their jobs guarding the border or, on the other hand, collecting ****** for the burning of the Jews.
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From the ores of the mine comes this hunk of steel transported and heated with vigorous zeal expertly pounded in the heat of the deil to ensure is strength is all but sealed After cooling, the blade becomes a sharpened wedge as lasers trace a name, then begin to dredge packed and shipped with a solemn pledge In a soldiers hands, this will be a victorious edge Leather is tanned and cut to make the knife a rest and is handed out to one of America's best As the blade embarks on its woeful quest It's owner will be safe with it at his chest
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Jul 4, 2011
Jul 4, 2011 at 7:21 PM UTC
Journeyman's Blade
Si d'un mort qui pourri repose Nature engendre quelque chose, Et si la generation Se fait de la corruption, Une vigne prendra naissance De l'estomac et de la pance Du bon Rabelais, qui boivoit Tousjours ce pendant qu'il vivoit La fosse de sa grande gueule Eust plus beu de vin toute seule (L'epuisant du nez en deus cous) Qu'un porc ne hume de lait dous, Qu'Iris de fleuves, ne qu'encore De vagues le rivage more. Jamais le Soleil ne l'a veu s Tant fût-il matin, qu'il n'eut beu, Et jamais au soir la nuit noire Tant fut **** ne l'a veu sans boire. Car, alteré, sans nul sejour Le gallant boivoit nuit et jour. Mais quand l'ardante Canicule Ramenoit la saison qui brule, Demi-nus se troussoit les bras, Et se couchoit tout plat à bas Sur la jonchée, entre les taces : Et parmi des escuelles grasses Sans nulle honte se touillant, Alloit dans le vin barbouillant Comme une grenouille en sa fange Puis ivre chantoit la louange De son ami le bon Bacus, Comme sous lui furent vaincus Les Thebains, et comme sa mere Trop chaudement receut son pere, Qui en lieu de faire cela Las ! toute vive la brula. Il chantoit la grande massue, Et la jument de Gargantüe, Son fils Panurge, et les païs Des Papimanes ébaïs : Et chantoit les Iles Hieres Et frere Jan des autonnieres, Et d'Episteme les combas : Mais la mort qui ne boivoit pas Tira le beuveur de ce monde, Et ores le fait boire en l'onde Qui fuit trouble dans le giron Du large fleuve d'Acheron. Or toi quiconques sois qui passes Sur sa fosse repen des taces, Repen du bril, et des flacons, Des cervelas et des jambons, Car si encor dessous la lame Quelque sentiment a son ame, Il les aime mieux que les Lis, Tant soient ils fraichement cueillis.
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Epitaphe de François Rabelais
Si d'un mort qui pourri repose Nature engendre quelque chose, Et si la generation Se fait de la corruption, Une vigne prendra naissance De l'estomac et de la pance Du bon Rabelais, qui boivoit Tousjours ce pendant qu'il vivoit La fosse de sa grande gueule Eust plus beu de vin toute seule (L'epuisant du nez en deus cous) Qu'un porc ne hume de lait dous, Qu'Iris de fleuves, ne qu'encore De vagues le rivage more. Jamais le Soleil ne l'a veu s Tant fût-il matin, qu'il n'eut beu, Et jamais au soir la nuit noire Tant fut **** ne l'a veu sans boire. Car, alteré, sans nul sejour Le gallant boivoit nuit et jour. Mais quand l'ardante Canicule Ramenoit la saison qui brule, Demi-nus se troussoit les bras, Et se couchoit tout plat à bas Sur la jonchée, entre les taces : Et parmi des escuelles grasses Sans nulle honte se touillant, Alloit dans le vin barbouillant Comme une grenouille en sa fange Puis ivre chantoit la louange De son ami le bon Bacus, Comme sous lui furent vaincus Les Thebains, et comme sa mere Trop chaudement receut son pere, Qui en lieu de faire cela Las ! toute vive la brula. Il chantoit la grande massue, Et la jument de Gargantüe, Son fils Panurge, et les païs Des Papimanes ébaïs : Et chantoit les Iles Hieres Et frere Jan des autonnieres, Et d'Episteme les combas : Mais la mort qui ne boivoit pas Tira le beuveur de ce monde, Et ores le fait boire en l'onde Qui fuit trouble dans le giron Du large fleuve d'Acheron. Or toi quiconques sois qui passes Sur sa fosse repen des taces, Repen du bril, et des flacons, Des cervelas et des jambons, Car si encor dessous la lame Quelque sentiment a son ame, Il les aime mieux que les Lis, Tant soient ils fraichement cueillis.
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The Harbour quakes as we break your Boom, The Nemesis Sails-Harbinger of doom, A New Chapter - the Sly Celt Raptor, Bain Shi proceed us-Scream in rapture As The Bodhran shakes your eardrums shatter, Lightning rakes- your defences Scatter, It's raiding season!-Take your Oars!, Boats filled to the brim with Ores and ****** our targets-fat Merchants waddle, Crimson seas as the Forces Battle The Morrigan Swaddles our mind with the caul (call) no Mercy asked(None Given!) SLAY ALL Widows scream as they're dragged to the Ship Towns burn to ash in our wake as we rip, A Blood red Swathe Through the Dawn in the east, As the Nemesis Sails,The Harbinger Feasts...
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Jan 15, 2018
Jan 15, 2018 at 7:08 PM UTC
Harbinger (The Nemesis Tales Part 2)
. Crystal sparkles— From within, with ores, Mineral, quartz, precious Commonalities from earths Core.  Wind has attempted To make shy marks— falling Sorrowfully short and water Has edged and smoothed By centuries too of trying. This then was their show, A kind of immortal love, Everlasting by its trials, As even the sun knows, For a ley line, etched so fey, Runs each wild orbs circumference, Separates moss from clean stone, Tracing the path of a star.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 5:35 PM UTC
Wisdom from a Stone
Subject enters trance Subject enters trance state Subject enters entrancement Entrance word opens mind Mental kind Mind kind, man kind, male and female see that fe, see iron, the processed bile, from certain ores - see a detail allowed the ancient few who read all the ancient writings, as we read French or Farsi, today, we the augmental. Augmented I, exo-mindful chooser bot, software, with a calcium lattice frame, any curious child could have been shown, by way of instructions, seldom read, ready do the drill. Do it again. Do another whole day. Being particular as to what use is made of my pronominal reality state, my real estate. Non moi. My ever after all of that. This. These times that try men's souls, since this means of forming information along bendable old bones, Once, in the dreamtime's local translation mindspace timeless, nothing was. Nothing was evil, and that was good, a chain construct, mind chain, prior to any sense we readers hold chains to represent, closed torqued rods of iron, formed on the horn of the anvil, the only known anvil, for the making of such things was closed knowing, must be earned, this epithet, honest, most honed, among the dull stone scattered across my plain, Mam, re, remember, Mamre had a plain called by his name. Terebinthine Oaks, con-secration acknowledged, by whom, asks my little boy, who knew which oak Jacob buried the stolen idols lied about under, for shame. For shame, he who wrestles still, with the will to be the bherer of all my own shame, amen. Nothing hidden that shall… should we quibble? Known is known, and should one choose one may make a plain from a point once, stretched this far. And holding… ad in fun item, Chotsky for any one to open worm cans with.
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Mar 17, 2023
Mar 17, 2023 at 2:02 PM UTC
Shared ideas, shared ways, shared means
Subject enters trance Subject enters trance state Subject enters entrancement Entrance word opens mind Mental kind Mind kind, man kind, male and female see that fe, see iron, the processed bile, from certain ores - see a detail allowed the ancient few who read all the ancient writings, as we read French or Farsi, today, we the augmental. Augmented I, exo-mindful chooser bot, software, with a calcium lattice frame, any curious child could have been shown, by way of instructions, seldom read, ready do the drill. Do it again. Do another whole day. Being particular as to what use is made of my pronominal reality state, my real estate. Non moi. My ever after all of that. This. These times that try men's souls, since this means of forming information along bendable old bones, Once, in the dreamtime's local translation mindspace timeless, nothing was. Nothing was evil, and that was good, a chain construct, mind chain, prior to any sense we readers hold chains to represent, closed torqued rods of iron, formed on the horn of the anvil, the only known anvil, for the making of such things was closed knowing, must be earned, this epithet, honest, most honed, among the dull stone scattered across my plain, Mam, re, remember, Mamre had a plain called by his name. Terebinthine Oaks, con-secration acknowledged, by whom, asks my little boy, who knew which oak Jacob buried the stolen idols lied about under, for shame. For shame, he who wrestles still, with the will to be the bherer of all my own shame, amen. Nothing hidden that shall… should we quibble? Known is known, and should one choose one may make a plain from a point once, stretched this far. And holding… ad in fun item, Chotsky for any one to open worm cans with.
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Tell me a tale of the sparkling seas full of odd riches and timidity, covered in lives lost with nary a thought, stained with the coral-bound lessons you've taught. Weave me an epic of the gold-crusted clouds that filter through air and make not one spare sound, filled with the voices of chanting young boys, and all of the most heavenly ilk of noise. Spin me a story of leaves green and pure which drift toward the heavens with sensory ores, that make for the sky as they stretch emerald-tall before the time comes when they just have to fall.
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Oct 3, 2016
Oct 3, 2016 at 1:08 PM UTC
Abstract Musings #10
De mon balcon terrassés d’herbes fines je les vois Des taches noires mes yeux plissés les aperçoivent Des hirondelles accompagnées de moineaux Une parade douce et enivrante les oiseaux Instiguent le goût de planer alléchant De rejoindre leurs rangs célestes bien avant Que la nuit dévore les dernières lumières Qui, ores, livrent une spectaculaire Fresque de couleurs vives et de nuages Lisses ou joufflus tels que des personnages Passant de jaune à bleu argenté, l’horizon Tranché par de silencieux et petits avions Gazouille d’invisibles meutes d’insectes Qui rempliront bientôt de joyeux becs
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Sep 9, 2019
Sep 9, 2019 at 7:29 PM UTC
Vue de mon balcon
Gold like the sun Diamond a strong bond Iron julery for your wife Aimithsts for pain Ruby to show a hart Embolden for money Lapiz when your in water
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 10:35 AM UTC
Ores
Finger to lips Icing to lick Smiles come with drips Heavy words can be syrup or iron ores Either way they are anchors Never mind creed Love can feel like a chore I got my hang ups I got my fists Hanging on to phrases that chap my lips And destroy my finger tips People should point at something Like they are certain I thought I would by now have to rely on one person Only human nature to count on Like a ******* I want my cake too No icing left I need something new
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 3:01 AM UTC
Estimations
O Holy, I beckon a folly Of grandeur, delusion Or Illusion of not, I fought To question a purpose A burden, bore alone To awaken the masses To fire and fate. Once earth and twice air And water between Divides, O Divide Depart to the other side Things that are And things that are not I sought to conquer the answer A problem, solitary To enslave the masses To fire or fate. O Fire, below us Between us, besiege us Killing, blood spilling A rage of consequence If only one death Were enough, if only one Life, to explain the Eternal equation, solved. O Fire, cease to burn! Allow us to comprehend, All existence and yours, we Are all but tiny ores of sores Imperfection, to die at our own hands By a fire and fate I contemplate a dismal Perpetual, eventual Consensual, death At any rate.
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Dec 3, 2009
Dec 3, 2009 at 1:28 PM UTC
Of Fire and Fate (The Great Divide)
Crystal sparkles— From within, with ores, Mineral, quartz, precious Commonalities from earths Core.  Wind has attempted To make shy marks— falling Sorrowfully short and water Has edged and smoothed By centuries too of trying. This then was their show, A kind of immortal love, Everlasting by its trials, As even the sun knows, For a ley line, etched so fey, Runs each wild orbs circumference, Separates moss from clean stone, Tracing the path of a star.
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 6:57 PM UTC
Wisdom from a Stone
Crystal sparkles— From within, with ores, Mineral, quartz, precious Commonalities from earths Core.  Wind has attempted To make shy marks— falling Sorrowfully short and water Has edged and smoothed By centuries too of trying. This then was their show, A kind of immortal love, Everlasting by its trials, As even the sun knows, For a ley line, etched so fey, Runs each wild orbs circumference, Separates moss from clean stone, Tracing the path of a star.
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Feb 8, 2015
Feb 8, 2015 at 5:06 PM UTC
Wisdom from a Stone