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Keo Feb 2015
Nothing ever was
So Nothing was ever bound
Existing outside of definite Cause
And outside of definite Condition
We explore the space of phenomenom
On the edge of our limits of fear
Where consequence is encouraged
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adshimabuko Sep 2016
see, i've been washing poetry away for so much time i can no longer tell when was the last time i held a pen to turn bad things into metaphors so that non of you would understand

see, i think no one's ever written about how writer's block can drive oneself insane, how similar it is to waking up one day and finding out that you don't feel the same way about someone you madly loved the night before things got complicated

see, when ideas flow you cannot stop them from coming and when they don't you can't evoke them

puking memories seem like the best way to keep people intrested in your writing but we're all aware that memory and oblivion are besties and we all are masters in the field of patching up the original memory so what we write is nothing but fakeness

see, my teacher said "whatever phenomenom you see in the sky probably happened a million light years before", so some of the stars we see are dead, so all of the wishes we made are stardust, not even, they didn't even reach the shooting star on time

maybe my poetry is just like that, you see, whatever i write happened so long ago, you can take it as a lie once true or as something that mattered so much and now it doesn't
Simon May 2018
I can feel
Millions of tiny cheetahs
Running in my veins
Full speed, breathing like never
For Lava is after them.
Lava pouring down like rivers
Like earth is spitting itself outside itself and into itself
And the cheetahs
All of them, at the same time,
Running away from the earth, realizing that
They are not on the Earth, They are
The Earth
Like a phenomenon happening
They think
I’m just a phenomenom
A very complex set of chemical reactions
So complex neither chemical nor reaction means anything
They think
I just happen
To be

Running.

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