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"phonetics" poems
Both latter and former, contrary and congruent Neither gas nor solid, the river moves fluid. No end and no beginning, just water moving… swimming… A formless former that is a powerful latter Contradiction through symmetry and space within matter Passively energetic as potential becomes kinetic Transparently reflective and silently phonetic Thermally dynamic and fluidly frantic The waters maintain a static chaos through mathematical mechanics. Mechanically architected and architecturally mechanic Water seems the perfect medium for analysis of a dynamic. Dynamic existence and persistent resistance Statically chaotic seems the architect’s insistence. Equilibriomatic, with addition subtractive Empirical measures fail to analyze the passive. What simply is, simply is… Invincible to mimicry or microcosmic reenactment. Experimental methods seek to unify the synonymous Attempting to prove the objective with a subjective hypothesis. Learn from the water, let its metaphor be imminent…. For the divine externality lies not without, but within it.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
Potential Kinetics and Silent Phonetics
typewriter rhythm clacking away new beats tempo exchanges computer lab concerto fair-weather phonetics hunt and peck symphony symbolic of the system poking at inmates pecking at the enforcers attempting to gain an education -- floating above the ruckus offering research aid I sit at the desk seeking only to enlighten service work for those suffering servitude serfdom post-modern slavery complete with subsidies scamming the con-men -- white house looks best through prison barred windows
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 5:59 PM UTC
glimpse into my workday
/          the aesthete...                              and the athlete, i.e.                the "sophist",                      and the "philosopher"? ah... phonetics, rather linguistics: former: as-feet... but the latter? ancient greek in french: a(h)'f'lé'té. people should, really introduce a chemistry-style subscript for surds, most notably H, hay'chch, when dealing with such deviations from classicaly philosophy metaphysical concerns, and modern, orthography: this, the, now, types of "philosophical" inquiries: and i mean that as "philosophical": because i actualy mean... the favours of pedantry akin to being entertained by the intricacies of Versailles; you'd get more good-luck wishes in the form of horse-shoes hanging over your door in a small village in the ***** of gascony.
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Jul 19, 2018
Jul 19, 2018 at 11:00 AM UTC
a simple posit question
It's kinda funny, in this Language, that the following two words should rhyme: Rise and Demise To me, it sort of implies a correlation: philosophically rationalized linguistic ties; phonetic lies, the phonetics lie. Which lie? Will I clarify? Certainly not! For it is double entendre; maybe more, maybe less. But nevertheless, the moral of the story is: [this] Language is kinda funny.
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 9:31 AM UTC
Rise and Demise
painting when being bilingual, the naked phonetics of the english alphabet, and the diacritics on the polish one, for example -sh- of the former and -sz- of the latter, but the painting is still entitled: trying to capture what was being said without lip-reading but by optics encoding the sounds, so that someone bilingual might decipher; and yes, dependent of aesthetics / orthography the -rz- versus the ż. azog szak gaum'dasz! blog kruto, goniś... gunwondersmargen'ś. azog mor'rzyrljisz? blog golumdo, sza zu lisz sza za duh. azog jam dysz! *** da kurz nak krza rzuk; arz ga bejark gundabadul, mar kam narm karszrz. mulgaj! a'naj! ursdraj! tu pu nam - ah me c!
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Mar 21, 2016
Mar 21, 2016 at 10:03 PM UTC
phonetic painting of extended bilingualism
you'll never guess what i heard today endless narratives encapsulating pointless encounters passing judgments handing out ruthless commentary life lessons ridiculing those that are different infringing on the delicate bounds of insanity infinite meaningless utterances thoughtful queries timeless perceptions and interpretations brilliant phonetics postulating conspiracies comical puns, quips, and jabs underlying assumptions fascinatingly deceptive and imaginative theories i hear you i hear everything you say but all i needed was for you to LISTEN
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Jan 17, 2011
Jan 17, 2011 at 12:27 PM UTC
Listen
Both latter and former, contrary and congruent Neither gas nor solid, the river moves fluid. No end and no beginning, just water moving… swimming… A formless former that is a powerful latter Contradiction through symmetry and space within matter Passively energetic as potential becomes kinetic Transparently reflective and silently phonetic Thermally dynamic and fluidly frantic The waters maintain a static chaos through mathematical mechanics. Mechanically architected and architecturally mechanic Water seems the perfect medium for analysis of a dynamic. Dynamic existence and persistent resistance Statically chaotic seems the architect’s insistence. Equilibriomatic, with addition subtractive Empirical measures fail to analyze the passive. What simply is, simply is… Invincible to mimicry or microcosmic reenactment. Experimental methods seek to unify the synonymous Attempting to prove the objective with a subjective hypothesis. Learn from the water, let its metaphor be imminent…. For the divine externality lies not without, but within it.
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 3:19 PM UTC
Potential Kinetics and Silent Phonetics
Dough, a food, unleavened bread Ray, a frequency of light Me, the self, the id or ego Far, a distance long in length Sew, a thread joined by a needle La, a french word that's feminine Tea, a leaf steeped in hot water And it brings us back to dough.
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 9:25 PM UTC
The Sound of Phonetics ( Do-Re-Mi Parody)
twenty six shapes, empty spaces too, dots and tailed dots, squiggles, syntax, usage, certain rules, phonetics, with this simple toolbox we present the sum of human expression up to and including this one
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 12:25 AM UTC
Where Every Revolution Begins
Here's what I have learnt about the phonetics of loss. They sound something like this: (which is to say, silence) it's a note I've never heard anyone sing and it's note that someday I will find, come morning, sleep has left behind. This sound, like those in an old lullaby until found, I can know only as goodbye, as milkteeth underneath a cotton pillow, as the sounds that I hear now: (the black bedtime echo).
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 11:31 PM UTC
Unheard of
let me tell you the story of the girl who laced cigarettes with the taste of coffee the girl who stained tissue napkins with sappy phonetics and the guy who knew nothing of the sort she carved heartbreak on the surface of her wrists and broke silence with unessential questions she wore her wounds in a tight braid and carried her worries on the pages of a paper-back book she described her mind as retired from all the wars she has won and lost she exclaims sighs of relief and stands by the neutrality of her hopeless idealism on the other side of the universe, however there exists the personification of oblivion he betrays his race with an unrecognized voice and words misunderstood by his own kind he returns to his world for temporary release of what he is still unsure of and yet he is certain of the presence of sadness he masks his isolation with a facade of self-accompaniment and satisfies his inner desires with empty seats he covers up his chapters with bottles of prohibition and mystifies the tables with ashes of past regret he sings about tomorrow as if it holds a promise a promise of better days to come he has gone from mountain to mountain in hopes of a brighter view of the sun but amidst all his travels, he is yet to be blinded by the brightest of flames and so, he appears to be void of reason of worth of a sense of purpose of plans of the future and maybe this is where the story ends. with both their hands shaking from an overdose with momentary glances of unread excerpts of themselves with the unspoken truths and with held-back melodies of lyrics still unknown with curses of similarities and vows of their difference with her, believing she already knows too much and with him, thinking she is yet to know more or maybe I was wrong. because maybe, just maybe, this is where the story begins.
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May 19, 2017
May 19, 2017 at 9:27 PM UTC
The Girl Who Cried Maybe
let me tell you the story of the girl who laced cigarettes with the taste of coffee the girl who stained tissue napkins with sappy phonetics and the guy who knew nothing of the sort she carved heartbreak on the surface of her wrists and broke silence with unessential questions she wore her wounds in a tight braid and carried her worries on the pages of a paper-back book she described her mind as retired from all the wars she has won and lost she exclaims sighs of relief and stands by the neutrality of her hopeless idealism on the other side of the universe, however there exists the personification of oblivion he betrays his race with an unrecognized voice and words misunderstood by his own kind he returns to his world for temporary release of what he is still unsure of and yet he is certain of the presence of sadness he masks his isolation with a facade of self-accompaniment and satisfies his inner desires with empty seats he covers up his chapters with bottles of prohibition and mystifies the tables with ashes of past regret he sings about tomorrow as if it holds a promise a promise of better days to come he has gone from mountain to mountain in hopes of a brighter view of the sun but amidst all his travels, he is yet to be blinded by the brightest of flames and so, he appears to be void of reason of worth of a sense of purpose of plans of the future and maybe this is where the story ends. with both their hands shaking from an overdose with momentary glances of unread excerpts of themselves with the unspoken truths and with held-back melodies of lyrics still unknown with curses of similarities and vows of their difference with her, believing she already knows too much and with him, thinking she is yet to know more or maybe I was wrong. because maybe, just maybe, this is where the story begins.
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that tightness in your chest you could never explain. what good are leftover words for anything other than a small semblance of hope hiding behind pleasant phonetics? natural shades still stain the replacement pillow cases as you small-talk your way out the door in between every fleeted step.
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Feb 3, 2013
Feb 3, 2013 at 4:24 AM UTC
"we were young and nothing was simple"
I am slowly learning to use my words— allowing the ink to besmirch these immaculate fingers as I weave out my sloppy cursives around feint rules like hydrangeas climbing lattices in the early summer; spelling out vulnerability with every bit of hope left glistening in these swollen, tear-stained eyes, and unfaltering love with all five letters of his name. I am slowly learning to use my voice— heaving out the dust that’s settled over things left unsaid, and rolling out my tongue to intimately slip off naked truths my throat has been choking on in the silence of fear; drawing constellations between the kisses of my lips to faithfully concede to the phonetics of needs and wants, and articulate every syllable with the intonation of desire. So read between the lines, and listen closely— pick apart my words and unravel the candor in my stutter, unzip and unbutton every unsent letter I’ve ever written, and watch me strip down on these pages in poetry-laced lingerie. I am no longer that bashful submissive sprawled across the bed, softly moaning for the pleasure of attention and the pain of neglect under the crippling fear of loss firmly taped over my mouth. I am slowly learning to ask for what I still and have always wanted— I'm sorry it took me so long.
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Nov 14, 2017
Nov 14, 2017 at 7:26 AM UTC
Assertive
I can't form a single word Write a single note Lyrics in my head In my mind they float Seeing all these letters No phonetics in my mind Feelings swimming No meaning do I find Dark in this cold room I'm told seek until it's found Here the emptiness' loom When no one is around In the dark I see No further than my hand All that I can be Swallowed in the sand Pulling hard is the tide Swallowing me down Pushing me as I cry To the locker I am bound The depths I see I'm close to bottom Dragging me I'm nearly forgotten End is near, To be renewed To start afresh Views slightly skewed To live and give life Cycle of our being At its worst When we're simply beginning Adjusting to the stress I hold Suffocating me tightly Within this mold Broken free To start anew These jagged views we've slightly skewed...
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Aug 10, 2011
Aug 10, 2011 at 4:34 PM UTC
Impending Empty
I see your words, They explode from your pen, And attack whomever looks upon them, As if a rabid chimera. I see your words, And I feel the pain, endured upon writing them. Writing with a writhing wrist. I see your words, And I am frightened by them. I see them morph into monsters, Right in front of my eyes. I see your words, And they haunt me. They follow me everywhere, Reminding me I can't make you happy. I see your words, Unmasked and raw. But I must master the art, Of maskery and disguise myself. I see your words, Float from your mouth, Jagged and angry, Hoping you do not jump from the cliff you created. I see your words, And they inspire me. So now it is I, Writing with a writhing wrist. Jotting my passion down with fury, Creating a fire formed from phonetics. Angry that I am fighting for an impossibility. Angry for not being enough. I see your words, And they sting like the truth. They singe my spirits, And put shackles upon my shins. I see your words, And I am captivated- No, better yet, enslaved, Never to be freed from them. I see your words, And they change my world.
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 5:02 PM UTC
Writing With A Writhing Wrist
/      *are there any misnomers in the representation of language, only, and only within the confines of phonetics? sure... spelling is not exactly arithmetics... but is it?* /                     trance    as the "misnomer" of the prefix         trans...                         oh my god,     current english -    and the golden                    age of chaos - and that nashville twang in an american blonde's voice: like a banjo... gott ist tot:     kommen die titan, la(s)chend.                                                             /
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Jul 20, 2018
Jul 20, 2018 at 11:00 AM UTC
jetztsein post scriptum
is my mood ring broken? or did i forget what it felt like to know you? i often wonder if i've numbed to it all, but maybe my heater just stopped working. all the same, i've forgotten the sound of my name on your lips, the air passing through, like a parting kiss. so why let it be spoken at all? is my mood ring broken? all i'm feeling is small.
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Nov 20, 2020
Nov 20, 2020 at 3:21 AM UTC
phonetics.
much of j. r. r. tolkien is unoriginal, the dwarfs are basically jews, thrór is simply king solomon, amassing great riches, the dwarfs are exiled; it's a clever plagiarism of historical events. for the ones that say: too see patterns in holes in phonetic units, too see lions in zoological enclosures of curiosity, to craft orbits of curling lips and numbed tongues within trebling kabbalah is the forgotten anatomy of only the mouth, the gate into the mind, find the mouth a curiosity, you will enter solomon's mines of wealth, where each thought an idea, the constantly pressurising scalpel furthering you on: it was islam with the gift of the holy graffiti of scribbles on walls: their verboclasm that pursued us to abuse a fondness of erecting statues no more... to copyright and trademark an arrangement akin to coca-cola with hope of lettering a statue into motions of nonchalant waves and lashes... to abandon representation of chiselled cheeks and foreheads to carve into marble and other stones the phonetics while leaving the many ignorant and dyslexic is too a blasphemy on the original demand of the commandments: this engraving of the tongue's recognition of sounds is equally abhorrent.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 12:09 PM UTC
islam's gift: verboclasm
i just want to stay up to midnight and watch the footie... see, already, it's there, he wannabe blind man turning phonetics upside down using optical symbols to sing with his eyes closed and acting out a sloth piece of a stage's curtain call for encore, footie can be american slang  for football: or ensure a bag of flour explodes while i get scalped; otherwise footie means football: you know it's round enough to be kicked rather than thrown for a touchdown... never got the hang of it... n.f.l. means as much to me as does excess of hair on a cranium crop of expected hair with no beard, and vice versa, loss of hair and a donned beard for the plucked sucker of the 2nd ball drop... baldy over here met elvis and in levis took to a cattle stampede with aria: la la la lee lo lo he he (mike jackson slam dunks a quack for the moon pond, like it was n.b.a. anyway: walking on ice the musical... now the encore... signature the sound of applause); so this married man is rebelling...watches football till midnight, rebel... watches the footie... a. foot, i.e. b. foot, e c. foot eeh d. footy e. foo' tea f. foo' tee                                  now you guess the accent... cumbrian? glaswegian? north london or brick lane?                  which? a, b, c d or e or f?^            see what happens being judgemental and sober? you get drunks doing picassos! and that's not good not good one bit for the worth of investment in plagiarisms. the stressor marks / diacritical marks missing in english obviously gave us scot spelling and a welsh 1 + 1 of a middle finger longbow stylistic for the v long before churchill... i wanted gaelic i got trainspotting spelling... about as relevant as catcher in the rye relevant by now... so... don't teach accent rubrics... and you'll get a heartfelt superiority in the former colonies, while the pigeons coo: or simply curl the famished tongues that were silenced for man to speak in spasms of an electrician checking the sockets for an electric depth of the pigeons' coo into an aqualine echo of a sneeze, if not snorkel or a gesundheit. ^*i hate how syllable splitting into compounds show diacritical marks all too relevant, missing.*
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 6:06 PM UTC
married man's rebellion
i just want to stay up to midnight and watch the footie... see, already, it's there, he wannabe blind man turning phonetics upside down using optical symbols to sing with his eyes closed and acting out a sloth piece of a stage's curtain call for encore, footie can be american slang  for football: or ensure a bag of flour explodes while i get scalped; otherwise footie means football: you know it's round enough to be kicked rather than thrown for a touchdown... never got the hang of it... n.f.l. means as much to me as does excess of hair on a cranium crop of expected hair with no beard, and vice versa, loss of hair and a donned beard for the plucked sucker of the 2nd ball drop... baldy over here met elvis and in levis took to a cattle stampede with aria: la la la lee lo lo he he (mike jackson slam dunks a quack for the moon pond, like it was n.b.a. anyway: walking on ice the musical... now the encore... signature the sound of applause); so this married man is rebelling...watches football till midnight, rebel... watches the footie... a. foot, i.e. b. foot, e c. foot eeh d. footy e. foo' tea f. foo' tee                                  now you guess the accent... cumbrian? glaswegian? north london or brick lane?                  which? a, b, c d or e or f?^            see what happens being judgemental and sober? you get drunks doing picassos! and that's not good not good one bit for the worth of investment in plagiarisms. the stressor marks / diacritical marks missing in english obviously gave us scot spelling and a welsh 1 + 1 of a middle finger longbow stylistic for the v long before churchill... i wanted gaelic i got trainspotting spelling... about as relevant as catcher in the rye relevant by now... so... don't teach accent rubrics... and you'll get a heartfelt superiority in the former colonies, while the pigeons coo: or simply curl the famished tongues that were silenced for man to speak in spasms of an electrician checking the sockets for an electric depth of the pigeons' coo into an aqualine echo of a sneeze, if not snorkel or a gesundheit. ^*i hate how syllable splitting into compounds show diacritical marks all too relevant, missing.*
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Temporal distortions. 3,2,1 1,2,3. Subconscious contortions. “Twinkle twinkle little hat, Tell me on whose head you sat.” They ask me my name and I want to answer, but they seem to be standing on their heads, and feet do not have ears from what I can tell. There is a man in the corner aging backwards and an infant in an armchair reading what appears to be Dickens, while puffing on a pipe. He gives me a cold look and also asks me my name. I start to reply, but he has already buried his head back in the book. 5, 4, 3, 2… 9. Wait, that isn’t right. 9, 8, 7, 6, 5… 13. ****** that isn’t either. Cardiovascular erosion. “Come on then, take a deeeeeep breath. That’s it. Find your inner chi. You are on a splendid beach.” Synaptic corrosion. “Now the second law dictates that entropy will always increase, and entropy, as we all know, is the amount of Thetans we possess in our body. 15, 12, 104, 18… **** what comes after 18? The people standing on their heads have started singing Christmas songs. But it is in the middle of Bruly. Christmas is not in Bruly. It is in Leptember. What silly creatures. Distant phonetics. If a tree falls in a forest, will it disturb Rip Van Winkle? Ocular genetics. Now I quoth Jesus when I say, “If one eyes does cause you to sin, pluck out the other one if it doesn’t want to join in on the fun. I can no longer speak. My teeth have turned into book pages, dampened by saliva. The man again backwards is now merely a floating fetus in a womb with the infant tsking in disapproval while puffing on his pipe. The people standing on their heads are singing the wrong words to Oh Holy Night and once more a voice asks me my name. Suicidal contemplation vs societal insubornation! Who will conquer who..? Through teethless gums I murmur, “I have no name, I have no face. I am chaotic understanding made of madness in my veins. Close your eyes and count to ten.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 4:24 PM UTC
Temporal Distortions and Subconscious Contortions
Temporal distortions. 3,2,1 1,2,3. Subconscious contortions. “Twinkle twinkle little hat, Tell me on whose head you sat.” They ask me my name and I want to answer, but they seem to be standing on their heads, and feet do not have ears from what I can tell. There is a man in the corner aging backwards and an infant in an armchair reading what appears to be Dickens, while puffing on a pipe. He gives me a cold look and also asks me my name. I start to reply, but he has already buried his head back in the book. 5, 4, 3, 2… 9. Wait, that isn’t right. 9, 8, 7, 6, 5… 13. ****** that isn’t either. Cardiovascular erosion. “Come on then, take a deeeeeep breath. That’s it. Find your inner chi. You are on a splendid beach.” Synaptic corrosion. “Now the second law dictates that entropy will always increase, and entropy, as we all know, is the amount of Thetans we possess in our body. 15, 12, 104, 18… **** what comes after 18? The people standing on their heads have started singing Christmas songs. But it is in the middle of Bruly. Christmas is not in Bruly. It is in Leptember. What silly creatures. Distant phonetics. If a tree falls in a forest, will it disturb Rip Van Winkle? Ocular genetics. Now I quoth Jesus when I say, “If one eyes does cause you to sin, pluck out the other one if it doesn’t want to join in on the fun. I can no longer speak. My teeth have turned into book pages, dampened by saliva. The man again backwards is now merely a floating fetus in a womb with the infant tsking in disapproval while puffing on his pipe. The people standing on their heads are singing the wrong words to Oh Holy Night and once more a voice asks me my name. Suicidal contemplation vs societal insubornation! Who will conquer who..? Through teethless gums I murmur, “I have no name, I have no face. I am chaotic understanding made of madness in my veins. Close your eyes and count to ten.
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Shut off the sky if I ask you to. Grab my world so brassy boring between battles and courage. I provide the cold hands and you provide the ghosts We know constellations listen from melting harnessed skies then share stories of their bigness. June can wait a bit. My verse spinning sad where you used your knees on the good nights. Born alive, born with the thinnest layer of skin Finding comedy in the ripped pages Cutting phonetics apart Witling words, truncate. Shakespeare was an afterthought. I’m bowing in the middle of the scene, I’m shaking off applause. Punctuation becomes a commandment I reverse and misuse. Commas mean breath and in their place- used in succession, mean run through corn fields like you’re being chased, like your fingers are full of cramps. Injecting poetry like insulin. Hoping it will seep into your bones and strengthen the foundation like the milk with you ice cubes you had to drink with dinner. Envy the women on nick at night who want new dresses and new babies and don’t scrape their insides out in front of readers and audiences because they’re bored and maybe not sure if they’re real.
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Feb 25, 2016
Feb 25, 2016 at 1:14 PM UTC
Another Mess
you are syntax and semantics phonetics and phonology you are written and oral formal and informal you are past and future now and forever you are identity and heritage togetherness and uniqueness you are simple and complex imperfect and perfect you are language.
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May 5, 2021
May 5, 2021 at 4:05 PM UTC
language
hello, right now i have renovated this hello poem, a hefty amount of times, with the hearty intent, to get this hellish hunk of hello poem of my heavy tongue. hello, hardly have i crafted a poem, i have instead handwoven a handy distraction from the whole point. hello, all of the half-decent "h" sounding alliteration words have horribly, been wasted on his half-assed poem. having ruined the word 'hello' and any horrid word with similarities, in the phonetics or what have you, i end this poem here. and i end this hallowed hell of this poem in high regards to you.
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 3:54 AM UTC
Thursday, January 21st, 2016. 3:54am. 30 Day Poetry Challange, Day 1.
if the theatre breathes like a rancid lung    it must exhale into the rafters; ledger-scent and sour of iron...y,   and hours congealed into one bleak bruise. then it must be that only (i) inherit a vessel as one inherits a house wrecked by fire:    walls still too warm with other lives, wallpaper peeled into letters that spell me.    never (my) name. heart-beat / heart • skip (these syllables only ever tally debts.)     (my) palms are tax-collectors with gloves far too soft to grasp mercy.     (my) ribs are two little vaults where accusations slumber.     and there are ceaseless receipts folded inside the sole of (my) shoe. evenings most beautiful   with rain pouring down their face, have stopped pooling and now,    they sediment, layer upon layer... in the strata of one’s rues,   as ossified bulwarks for crimes (i) never learned. a braided tongue of smoke    knots through (my) chest, insisting on words (i) never even conceived,        sighing a confession to a jury of absent eyes.   they led me to the scaffold palisaded oak, blade polished to a sunless gleam, and the (crowd), silent as those ledge pages, watched as i was sentenced for the mere act of knowing. and even as the head fell,        i felt the phonetics of my existence spill like tarnished coins across the wet cobblestones,   and the (spectators), formless and meticulous,   gathered them as though i were (theirs).
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Aug 15, 2025
Aug 15, 2025 at 9:46 AM UTC
forfeit